Table of contents January 2010.

TRACK 1.

Toni Eames has open-reel old-time-radio tapes to donate.
Margie Donovan on Optacon repair.
Sherry Bicknell has a suggestion for Optacon repair.
Bob Clayton has notebooks to give away.
Mary Hiland is looking for help in learning to play an Autoharp.
We have January birthdays.
Madine Ballentine is looking for a board slate.
Irwin says thanks.
Jon German with an answer for the Musical Slice and wants to know more about a website.

From National Braille Press: "Your Way to a New Job: HOW to Really find a Job Online." http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/JOBONLINE.html http://WWW.nbp.org/ic/nbp/publications/index.html
Gayle Adams wants to do a HAM radio column.
Newsreel is offering 2010 braille calendars.
Diane Motchuk on DXING.
Sue Bandos would like to know more about HD radios.
We learn about two talking HD radios in development.

Tom D'Agostino in The Wax Works with something from the roaring twenties.
Robert Wegner shares a party recipe.
Jane McIver has useful kitchen tips and tricks.
Arleen Hebert with casserole recipes.
Deb Caldbeck has information on frozen foods.
Jane Welliver wants to know about the Braille Association in Orlando Florida and has a simple recipe.
Douglas Lee comments on his guide dogs and would like correspondence.
Mike Lantz about his guide dog; wants to know more about some radio stations; is looking for a couple of people and some recordings and recommends a book.
Lucille Burkhardt on mentoring and offers to share a couple of poems and songs.
From BBC News: "Women have More Sensitive Touch."
Tom Kaufman sends in "GM Works to Make some Noise."
From Mickey Prahin: "Wakin' Up is Hard to do."

Irwin describes how messages to Newsreel are handled.
We have answers for the December jumble and Eva Elfassy has one for January.
From Deb Caldbeck: "UCLA Study Shows Brain's Ability to Reorganize."
We have information on blank cartridges for the NLS digital players. http://www.showmedistributors.com/contact.php http://www.independentliving.com/prodinfo.asp?number=307004 http://www.aph.org
Jim Flusche has holiday greetings with a twist.
John Harden on an internet site for some old-time-radio.

Laura Mulraney offers computer training.
Barbara Mattson on Lions Club Christmas parties and has copies of a "Brain Games" puzzle book in braille for sale.
Ann Bliss offers Energy Healing.
Joan Andrews about Lions parties at schools for the blind.
Duncan Holmes has a couple of cassette recorders and earphones to give away; talks about his upcoming tours and has a patriotic song.
Charlie Anderson tells us about a trip to Ireland.
Jane McIver with "Now you Know."
IRS Has Made Available Accessible Speech Friendly Tax Forms.