Table of contents March 2008.

TRACK 1.

1. Thanks to the Columbus Northeast Lions for their support.
2. Diana Burkhardt discusses marking items; plastic sheets for braille and clear plastic file cards.
3. Ralph Martinez sends in information about the government stimulus package.
http://www.irs.gov
4. We'd like your jokes and humor for the April Newsreel.
5. Rickey Torres is looking for places to get a book recorded; wants a boombox and to meet with folks in the New York area.
6. The American Printing House for the Blind is conducting an essay contest.
http://www.aph.org/essay.html
7. We have March birthdays.
8. Karen Kelting would like correspondence and mailers.
9. Christine Chaikin has suggestions for finding people and is trying to find someone.
10. Claude Porter has a phone number for leather supplies.
11. Paul B. Smith with a Memory Lane Musical Slice; tells us about Disability Nation; http://www.disabilitynation.net
and is getting duplicate NLS magazines.
12. Patty reads about Presidential candidate information on the web.
http://www.aapd-dc.org/News/election/peac2008.php
13. Tim Hendel on the Batavia Alumni reunion.
14. We have an update on contest winners.
15. Amy Phillippi introduces herself; plays a song on her recorder and reads a poem.
16. Lowell Connley introduces himself and tells us about a deck of cards.
17. Alice Fields tells us about surgery on her guide dog and introduces herself.
18. Colleen Roth has the intended jumble answer.
19. Henry Mittermayer has an alternative jumble answer.
20. John Brickweg with a new jumble.
21. Nancy Levy has a report on Danny and comments on calling at inappropriate times.
22. We learn about Memory River Radio.
http://www.chuckayers.com

TRACK 2.

1. Harry C. Moores underwriting announcement.
2. Tom D'Agostino with a selection by Fred Lowery in The Wax Works.
3. Maggie has some tried and true tips for the Kitchen Korner and has some desserts.
4. Irwin has an update on the Newsreel cookbook.
5. Keith McUmber has a chicken recipe.
6. Jeanne Corcoran shares some recipes.
7. Betty Lovin wants to know where to get coin envelopes and sends in two recipes.
8. Sue Holverson has hints concerning detergent.
9. Meagan Green has a couple of hints concerning herbs and tea.
http://www.mountainroseherbs.com
10. We received word that Ken Terry passed away.
11. Fast Food Employees Mocked a Blind Woman who Needed Help Reading Menus.
12. Sheryl Wade has a couple of recipes and shares a song.

TRACK 3.

1. Thanks to the Ohio Lions Sight and Hearing Committee for their support.
2. Marianne Daley discusses tai chai and yoga and wonders where to get dymo tape.
3. Joan Andrews tells us about some new braille rules.
http://www.vbti.org
4. Winifred Downing about what's going on in the braille world.
5. Braille transcription services available.
6. We learn about tax tables in braille.
7. Lon Sumner has a phone number for accurate time.
8. Using Stem Cells, Researchers Control Diabetes in Mice.
9. Vinnie Wojtusik with a drum demonstration.
10. The American Printing House for the Blind announces an art competition.
http://www.aph.org
11. Jon German has an Irish song for us.

TRACK 4.

1. Delta Gamma Foundation underwriting announcement.
2. Katie Mangrum begins the track with a song.
3. We have a reminder about items that are up for auction.
4. Barbara Mattson is selling a Note Teller, a talking scale, a radio, a talking thermometer, a slate, and a white cane.
5. Bill Porter has a CCTV for sale.
6. Dana Ard knows someone who is looking to buy a braille writer; Dana wants a calorie guide; comments on dog odor and would like to find a song.
7. Duncan Holmes has CDS for sale and an update on his tour schedule.
8. Bob Prahin demonstrates the Victor Stream.
http://www.nlstalkingbooks.org/dtb/DownloadPilot.html http://www.humanware.com
9. Announcing DB-REVIEW.
10. We learn about a website for locating keyboard shortcuts.
http://www.keyxl.com/
11. Nancy Scott has an essay called "Drying Paint."
12. We have part 2 of Jean Marcley's travel journal.
13. Blind Golfer Scores Hole-in-one.