Table of contents December 2010.

TRACK 1.

  1. Harry C. Moores underwriting announcement.
  2. Clinton Lindgren has greetings and sends in "All Is Calm; Silent Night" by Ali Matthews.
  3. The Week Before Christmas.
  4. Jan Blatz shares "What we Did at our Christmas Party."
  5. Bojane Heap is looking for a check-writing guide.
  6. APH is offering accessible subscriptions to Reader's Digest, Newsweek and Weekly Reader.
  7. Marylou Phillips tells us about a cassette recorder from IRTI.
  8. Barbara Mattson talks about the Tape Recording and Conversation Club.
  9. Tim Hendel has information about a British talking clock; tells where to hear about the Haven phone and offers a couple of radio reviews.
  10. We have December birthdays.
  11. From The Guild for the Blind: National Braille Press Launches Redesigned Website; http://www.nbp.org NFB College Scholarships; http://www.nfb.org/scholarships The APH Migel Library; Vision Loss from Macular Degeneration: A Family Affair; http://www.afb.org/seniorsite and New Magazine Now Available on NFB Newsline. http://www.nfbnewsline.org
  12. Tom Lykins reports on his run for Mayor.
  13. Mary Grace Lodico is looking for a roommate on a cruise.
  14. From Alli Rogers "There's Still Magic."

TRACK 2.

  1. Tom D'Agostino in The Wax Works with "Twas the Night Before Christmas."
  2. Arlene Hebert has no-bake desserts.
  3. Deb Caldbeck sends in "Holiday Eating Tips."
  4. Janice Williams introduces herself and has a recipe.
  5. Marg Schmitz has a puffed pancake recipe.
  6. Diane Motchuk on making pancakes.
  7. Bob Levy shares a recipe.
  8. Edwin Yakubowski says thanks and has a hint for playing Newsreel on your NLS digital player.
  9. Melissa Lyons with "I Love this Christmas."

TRACK 3.

  1. Thanks to the Ohio Lions Sight and Hearing Committee for their support.
  2. From Linda Bennett: Friendship.
  3. Nancy Scott with "The Cat who Loved Carols."
  4. Kate reads: "Word of Mouth: Reading Service for the Visually Impaired Celebrates 35 Years of Communication."
  5. From George Gray: "Blind Soldier from Pasco Finds Niche in Military."
  6. Abbie Taylor wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.
  7. New Law Makes Technology more Usable for Americans with Vision Loss and Other Disabilities.
  8. Lisa Burkhardt has the Jumble answer and would like to hear from those who have Celiac's disease.
  9. Eva Elfassy sends in a jumble.
  10. Brad Greenspan has the Musical Slice answer.
  11. Debbie Blank tells us what has been going on in 2010.
  12. We have a Christmas Quiz from Marianne Daley.
  13. Kevin LaRose has Christmas greetings.
  14. Catie Mangrum had problems with Free Matter and has a song for Christmas.

TRACK 4.

  1. We have part seven of "Fifty Years of Radio."
  2. Duncan Holmes with a Christmas album for sale.
  3. Ray Rokita has two Christmas CDS for sale.
  4. Chester Carnes is selling several items and is looking for something.
  5. Bette Smith is selling a hog dog cooker, an egg cooker and a Robo Pet.
  6. Patty reads: "Snooping Round."
  7. Gayle Adams has her Ham radio column.
  8. Colleen Roth comments on Ham radio equipment.
  9. Patty Silver shares a story to get us through the stressful time of Christmas.
  10. Nancy Lynn sends in "Tale of the Cassette Book."
  11. From Clinton Lindgren: Raven with "Winter Song 2."

TRACK 5.

  1. We have Christmas greetings from: Kate Sniderman, Barbara Corner, Sam Bates, Debbie O'Brien, Patty Silver, Bob Prahin, Rollie Hudson and Mickey Prahin.
  2. Anna Gilbert with "Angels we have Heard on High."
  3. Veterinarian Tom Klein talks about dental health for dogs.
  4. Information Provided on new Airport Screening Procedures and People with Disabilities.
  5. We learn that Debbie Troutman passed away.
  6. Camille Petrecca has a new guide dog.
  7. Sally Kerns tells us about her new guide dog.
  8. Alberta Hall reports on her new guide dog.
  9. When Santa Claus Comes.
  10. Clinton Lindgren sings "Let there be Peace on Earth."

TRACK 6.

  1. Gerry Gabrielli has a program from Christmas Eve of 1942.
  2. Diana Burkhardt says thanks.
  3. Nolan Crabb reviews "The Christmas Box."
  4. Duncan Holmes sends in information about a CD from Mindy Hartman and we feature one of her songs.
  5. Bob and Mickey Prahin have an update on Bob's surgery.
  6. Linda Vos has an oven pancake recipe.
    7. http://www.allrecipes.com
  7. Laurie Pettis shares a recipe.
  8. Linda Wiggins has a question about making pancakes.
  9. We have answers to the quiz earlier in the issue.
  10. Mickey Prahin sends in "May the Light of Love."

TRACK 7.

  1. We have greetings: from: Norma Krauss, Marg Campbell, Madine Ballentine, Bob Abston, Barb Blejewski, Shirley Jett, John Lizza, Julie Ann Cobb, Larry and Marty Honaker and John Harden.
  2. Clinton Lindgren with Jingle Bells from Elizabeth Keeny.
  3. Paul Burkhardt tells us how Santa gets to Little Rock.
  4. From Tom Kaufman: "Blind People Perceive Touch Faster Than Those with Sight."
  5. Kate has a Raffle update.
  6. Jeanne Corcoran tells where to get some diabetic cookbooks; comments on pouring liquids and shares a recipe.
  7. Steve Weadon asks what we consider independence.
  8. From Tom Kaufman: "Traveling for Disabled Improves."
  9. Duncan Holmes takes us to a wrapping expert.
  10. Eva Carter talks about changes in her life.
  11. Judith Durham with "Lullaby for Christmas."

TRACK 8.

  1. Al Zubillaga has a song for Christmas.
  2. A Letter from Heaven.
  3. Ann Chiappetta has a friend who is in need of a Bible.
  4. Nancy Levy is looking to buy a Scrabble game.
  5. Introducing Remote Training and Support from Perkins Products.
    6. http://www.perkinsproducts.org
  6. Pam Spurlock has the phone number for Playback Marketing.
  7. Toni Eames has an update.
  8. Department of Justice Description in Movie Theatre's.
    9. http://www.ada.gov/anprm2010/movie_captions_anprm_2010.htm
  9. Mike Lantz about CP; discusses perceptions of blindness; wonders how blind people are treated in other countries and is looking for someone.
  10. Leslie Miller comments on the Haven phone; has a Grand Canyon story; talks about her cat and would welcome correspondence.
  11. Marilyn Smith has "A Visit from Newsreel."
  12. We learn about a book scanner being developed in Japan.
    13. http://www.k2.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/vision/BookFlipScan/index-e.html
  13. From Deb Caldbeck: "Giving up Chocolate."
  14. Tom Kufman ends the issue with "The Christmas Guest."