Table of contents June 2011.

TRACK 1.

  1. Harry C. Moores underwriting announcement.
  2. From Linda Bennett: "The Flag Goes by."
  3. Marsha Dresser tells us about the Newsreel Party at the national ACB convention.
  4. Arthur Wilson has a cassette recorder to give away.
  5. Paul Burkhardt is looking for a Talking Time I and would like a bulk eraser.
  6. Alice Cann wants to hear more about independent living facilities and summer camps.
  7. From TOM Kaufman: "Artificial Retina Comes to the U.S." http://www.willseye.org http://www.retina-implant.de/en/about/default.aspx
  8. Ginger Harms understands that the Haven phone is being discontinued.
  9. Sheila Radford would like to get information about a particular cell phone and would like to ear from a couple of people.
  10. We have June birthdays.
  11. GW Micro and Duxbury Systems Announce New Collaboration: Unparalleled Access to DBT and Perky Duck with Window-Eyes.
  12. http://www.gwmicro.com/ac
  13. Kitty Weiss is trying to find a song.
  14. Al Zubillaga wants a bingo game.
  15. Marg Campbell has a question about using a cane.
  16. From The June Guild for the Blind: we learn about a new mobility tool; http://www.ambutech.com Vision Through Words; The U.S. Tandem Cycling Connection http://www.bicyclingblind.org and a Free Document Converter. http://www.robobraille.org
  17. Sandra Connor tells us about a National Park and Museum card.
  18. Joan Andrews shares where to find a cassette recorder.
  19. Laura Mulraney says she lost her husband recently.
  20. We learn of the passing of several subscribers or family members.
  21. Toni Eames sent an article about fake service dogs.
  22. Nancy Levy tells us about her new guide dog and has a pet peeve.
  23. Ted Maggio about his new guide dog.
  24. We hear about a retired guide dog who is blind.

TRACK 2.

  1. Delta Gamma Foundation underwriting announcement.
  2. Tom D'Agostino in The Wax Works with a classical selection.
  3. Robert Wegner with a meatloaf recipe.
  4. Diane Motchuk has salad dressing recipes and would like a chocolate pudding recipe.
  5. Marilyn Smith shares a few recipes from "Our Special Readers Favorite Recipes."
  6. http://www.nbp.org
  7. Arlene Hebert with household hints.
  8. Tony Mussillo would like to find an accessible Ipod.
  9. Irwin has the answer for the May jumble and a new one for June.
  10. Adrijana Prokopenko introduces herself and is looking for a relationship.
  11. Mike Lantz may have to move in the near future and would like correspondence.
  12. Tom Lykins would like to start a Newsreel net; comments on accessible prescriptions and would welcome correspondence.
  13. Toni Eames comments on the Raffle and a hero.
  14. From Ralph Martinez: "Introducing an Affordable Braille PDA" from National Braille Press.
  15. http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/technology/braillepdafeatures.html
  16. It Could Happen to any of us.

TRACK 3.

  1. Thanks to the Ohio Lions Sight and Hearing Committee for their support.
  2. Gerry Gabrielli with "Don't Fence Me In."
  3. From Linda Bennett: The Story of Father's Day.
  4. Nancy Scott with an essay titled "That Pesky Ten Year Old."
  5. Nolan Crabb reviews "Cell."
  6. Irwin has a funny story.
  7. Bob Prahin tells you how to purchase "Jesus Christ Superstar."
  8. http://www.boballentrio.com
  9. Kate talks with Newsreeler Gail Baldwin.
  10. Irwin has an update on the house fire.
  11. From Vicky Prahin: "Disability in Pop Culture."
  12. http://www.realityblurred.com

TRACK 4.

  1. We have part thirteen of Fifty Years of Radio.
  2. Robin Hoerber is selling a braille chess set.
  3. From Marianne Daley: "Accessing America's Musical Treasures."
  4. We learn about a Library of Congress site featuring lots of rare recordings.
  5. http://www.loc.gov/jukebox
  6. From Tom Kaufman: "Blind Group Sues Vegas Airport Over Ticket Kiosks."
  7. Katie Frederick sent in: "Legally Blind Runner Wins Women's Marathon in Ohio."
  8. GW Micro Introduces the First Stand Alone Video Magnifier that can Read Text Aloud.
  9. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYcfVG4SxOk
  10. Ed Fedush shares proverbs from first graders.