Table of contents August 2011.

TRACK 1.

1. Thanks to the Ohio Lions Sight and Hearing Committee for their support.
2. From Linda Bennett: "August in the Country."
3. Ruth Failor has a friend who is looking for some gospel records.
4. The american Council of the Blind of Ohio is seeking a new Executive Director.
http://www.acbo.org
5. Gary Sivak has several braille computer related books to give away.
6. Ed Snively is looking for a template for large checks and needs a couple of canes repaired.
7. Linda Brown offers to write Hymn Texts.
8. Diana Burkhardt on the Hamilton Beach talking microwave.
9. Irwin has an apology.
10. We have August birthdays.
11. Irwin has answers for the July jumble and a new one for August.
12. Claude Long would like pen pals; tells us about a new oven and wonders about wallets that will protect your credit cards.
13. Walter Woitasek has some music cassettes to share; some blank cassettes to pass along and a new address.
14. Irwin reports on a new addition to the apartment.
15. Paul and Lucille Burkhardt would like to hear from people who are Japanese.
16. From Tom Kaufman: "U.S. Weighs Rule Requiring Hybrids and Electric Cars to Sound Pedestrian Alerts."
17. Tom Anderson sends in a TV interview about the Youngstown radio reading service.
18. From the Guild for the Blind: a chance to win a Victor Reader Stream, http://www.guildfortheblind.org air conditioners with braille remotes, http://www.haier.com a mentoring project, I-advocate, http://itunes.apple.com Drawing with your Perkins Brailler, http://www.perkinsproducts.org and Cruise with the ACB.
19. Tim Hendel talks with Carrie Hooper.
20. We hear about an atlas of North Africa from The Princeton Braillists.

TRACK 2.

1. Tom D'Agostino has a selection from The Wax Works.
2. Robert Wegner has a meatloaf recipe.
3. Anna Darling is looking for audio Startrek adventures and has a couple of meatloaf recipes.
4. Arlene Hebert with no-bake deserts.
5. Marilyn Smith has some vegetable recipes.
6. Jeanne Corcoran shares some recipes.
7. Elizabeth Goben with a chocolate pudding recipe.
8. Ann Porter has a chocolate cake recipe.
9. Alice Fields sent in an article about a community event.
10. Bay Area Digital has a Talking Cooking Thermometer for sale.
11. Tom Kaufman with more new definitions.
12. Duncan Holmes and Mindy Hartman present "Sarah Jockman."

TRACK 3.

1. Harry C. Moores underwriting announcement.
2. We have the song "It's too Darn Hot."
3. From Linda Bennett: "What is a Marriage?"
4. Nolan Crabb reviews "The Breath Taker."
5. Marianne Daley is "Trying to Catch up."
6. Kate talks with Newsreel Board member Tom Lykins.
7. Irwin reports on a new Newsreel project and we take a brief trip to 1987 as a result.
8. We have a special fiftieth anniversary greeting.
9. Duncan Holmes and Marianne Daley send in a link to a Tech Support song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkLq1j1kOaU&feature=youtube_gdata_player

TRACK 4.

1. Delta Gamma Foundation underwriting announcement.
2. We have part fifteen of Fifty Years of Radio.
3. Lisa Burkhardt has cassette books for sale.
4. Playback Marketing offers blank cassettes and other items for sale.
5. We learn about braille writer repair.
6. From Ed Fedush: "Did I Read this Sign Right?"
7. Kimberly Morrow introduces herself.
8. Debbie Caldbeck has some braille books that need to find a home.
9. Loren Wakefield comments on items in braille from Social Security and updates us on what has been going on in his life.
10. Duncan Holmes sends in the Memory Lane Musical Slice answer.
11. From Mickey Prahin: "Group Gives Visually Impaired the Ability to Enjoy Outdoor Activities."
12. Arthur Wilson says his wife is in the hospital.
13. Tom Kaufman sends in details about new Canadian currency.
14. George Gray responds to Deborah Kendrick's editorial.
15. Sonja Wagner is looking for a cookbook and a Sony 105.
16. Tom Kaufman shares "First Patients Enroll in the U.S. Stem Cell Trials on Blindness."
17. Catie Mangrum would like to know more about Drunken Chicken and has a joke.