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    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLIX September 2010 No. 3 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLIX September 2010 No. 3
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Report to the National Convention, Part I, by Mitch Pomerantz
    ACB Celebrates House Approval of H.R. 3101, by Melanie Brunson
    Summary of the ACB Board of Directors Teleconference June 9, 2010, by Marcia Dresser
    ACB Conference and Convention: Great Times in the West, by Carla Ruschival
    Phoenix -- Up from the Ashes of a Prehistoric Civilization, by Penny Crane
    ACB Members Find Treasures at Auction, by Brenda Dillon
    Second Annual ACB Walk Is a Wrap!, by Dan Dillon
    Dog Hair in the Air, by Netagene Kirkpatrick
    What I Learned in Sight-Saving Class, by Cheryl A. Price
    A Sailing Story: The Spiritual and Transformational Aspects of Sailing, by Vic Leanza
    Lagging Behind My Father as He Revisited the North Carolina School for the Deaf at Morganton, 1996, by John Lee Clark
    Reflections of a First-Time Baby-Sitter, by Mike Hally
    Affiliate News
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLIX August 2010 No. 2 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLIX August 2010 No. 2
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    *
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: School Days: Dark Days for Blind Children?, by Mitch Pomerantz
    National Office News Flash!: ACB's Legislative Agenda Makes Significant Advances, by Melanie Brunson
    When the Bank Moves Across the Street, Pedestrian Issues Follow, by Kathy Lyons
    Crosswalk Cross Talk, by Ken Stewart
    Angels Abide, by Vic Leanza
    The Dog Ate My Ears, by Rebecca L. Hein
    A Place in the Stars, by Ken O'Sullivan
    A DVD Player for the Blind?!, by Michael Bayus
    Affiliate News
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    After the Tears, by Teddie-Joy Remhild
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLIX July 2010 No. 1 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLIX July 2010 No. 1
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Looking at the ADA on Its 20th Anniversary, by Mitch Pomerantz
    Feds Release Notice on Accessible Currency, by Melanie Brunson
    Notes from the Midyear Board of Directors Meeting, by Marcia N. Dresser
    It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time ..., by Doug Powell
    More Reflections on Braille, by Nancy Johnson
    Announcing Upcoming Sleep Studies in Totally Blind Individuals
    Affiliate News
    Committee News
    Passings
    Letter to the Editor
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    Beginning Yoga for the Blind Now Available
    Cardtronics' Settlement Agreement Goes To Remediation
    High Tech Swap Shop
    Repotting A Life, by Teddie-Joy Remhild
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLVIII June 2010 No. 12 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLVIII June 2010 No. 12
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Preparing for a National Convention, by Mitch Pomerantz
    Assistant Attorney General Speaks Out on Web Access, by Melanie Brunson
    Good News for ACB Baseball Fans, by Lainey Feingold and Brian Charlson
    ACB Convention 2010: Claim Your Treasure, by Carla Ruschival
    Announcement
    Convention Sneak Preview
    Affiliate News
    Hidden Treasures of the 2010 Auction: Discovering a Passion, by Marsha Farrow
    A First-Timer's 'Remember When?', by Carol Ann Ewing
    Hustlin' 'Round the Arizona Mills Mall, by Ken Stewart
    Put Down That Soda, Save Your Money and Become an ACB Life Member!, by Charles S.P. Hodge
    Need Some New Tunes? Check out the NELDS CD Swap!
    We Want to Give You a Brand-New BookSense Compliments of GW Micro, by Ronald E. Milliman
    Extra, Extra! Cactus Courier Now Seeking Volunteers
    Membership Focus: Fundraising for ACB Activities, Including the National Convention, compiled by Ardis Bazyn
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLVIII May 2010 No. 11 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLVIII May 2010 No. 11
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    *
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Jousting in the Legal Arena, by Mitch Pomerantz
    Additional Information for Social Security Beneficiaries and Representative Payees Who Are Visually Impaired, by Melanie Brunson
    Announcing Upcoming Sleep Studies in Totally Blind Individuals
    Go the Extra Mile for ACB, by Berl Colley
    Wild Times at the Auction in the Wild West
    Seeking Volunteers for the Information Desk, by Janet Dickelman
    In Memoriam: Laurinda Steele Lacey, by John McCann
    Readers' Memories of Laurinda Steele Lacey
    BOP Launches Stellar 2010 Candidates' Page
    The Alliance on Aging and Vision Loss: Seeking New Members and Making Life Better for Older People with Vision Loss, by Marilyn Lutter and Penny Reeder
    Join the FIA Chorus, by Peter Altschul
    Rowing in Phoenix? Where's the Water?, by Aerial Gilbert
    Book Mark-It! Library Users of America to Host Book Flea Market, by Peggy R. Garrett
    One Book – One ACB, by Paul Edwards
    Affiliate News
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE Braille Forum Volume XLVIII April 2010 No. 10 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE Braille Forum
    Volume XLVIII April 2010 No. 10
    Published by the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    *
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Musings of a Weary Traveler, by Mitch Pomerantz
    Announcing a Sleep Survey of Adults with No Light Perception, by Melanie Brunson
    In Memoriam: Patricia Dawn Mason Beattie, May 14, 1936-February 2, 2010, by Charles S.P. Hodge
    Readers' Remembrances of Pat Beattie
    By the Time You Get to Phoenix …, by Carla Ruschival
    Nominations Sought for 2010 ACB National Awards, by Cindy Van Winkle
    Let's Make a Deal!, by Ronald E. Milliman
    Bridging the Gap Between ACB and Your Community, by Dan Dillon
    Oceanfront Property for Sale in Arizona?, by Marsha Farrow
    ACB Radio, Beyond the Birthday Celebration!, by Debbie Hazelton
    Summary of the ACB Board of Directors Meeting, by Marcia Dresser
    Affiliate News
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on http://acbradio.org/acb-braille-forum-podcasts.xml. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the ACB Radio website page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to http://acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLVIII March 2010 No. 9 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE
    BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLVIII March 2010 No. 9
    Published by the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    Blindness Services in Haiti Need Your Help, by Kim Charlson
    President's Message: A First Step Toward E-Book Reader Accessibility, by Mitch Pomerantz
    Take Your Dream Vacation and Support ACB at the Same Time, by Melanie Brunson
    Search for Treasure: 2010 Conference and Convention, by Carla Ruschival
    Counting on All of You!, by the ACB Auction Committee
    Steps You Can Take to Help Disseminate ACB Media Releases
    Come & Walk the Arizona Mills Mall to Help ACB, by Dan Dillon
    The International Relations Committee Is on the Move, by Sandra Sermons
    ACB Members and Structured Negotiations Make the Web More Accessible: How ACB Members Can Help, by Lainey Feingold
    Have You Ordered an Accessible Credit Report Recently?
    At Work for the Feds, by Ken O'Sullivan
    Affiliate News
    Membership Focus: How Can We Complete Our Business During Meetings More Efficiently?, by Ardis Bazyn
    Editorial: Town Meetings and the American Council of the Blind, by Carl Jarvis
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acbradio.org/acb-braille-forum-podcasts. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLVIII February 2010 No. 8 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLVIII February 2010 No. 8
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2010
    American Council of the Blind
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Changing How Others See Us, by Mitch Pomerantz
    A Reminder to Social Security Beneficiaries: You Have New Rights in the New Year, by Melanie Brunson
    The Sunny Southwest: ACB Conference and Convention 2010, by Carla Ruschival
    Second Annual ACB Walk, by Dan Dillon
    Board of Publications Awards: This Year It Could Be You!
    Spotlight Your Affiliate with a BOP Award!
    The MMS Program Makes It Easier for You to Help ACB, by Dena Wilson
    Affiliate News
    Passings
    My Very First Rehabilitation Lesson, by Carl Jarvis
    Finding My Niche, by Barbara Mattson
    Helping Hands, by Diane S. Ferrell
    Letters to the Editor
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop
    FORUM SUBSCRIPTION NOTES
    You can now get "The Braille Forum" by podcast! To subscribe, go to "The Braille Forum" page on www.acb.org. If you do not yet have a podcast client, you can download one from the Forum page.
    To subscribe to "The Braille Forum" via e-mail, go to www.acb.org/mailman/listinfo/brailleforum-L.
    ARE YOU MOVING? DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
    Contact Sharon Lovering in the ACB national office, 1-800-424-8666, or via e-mail, slovering@acb.org. Give her the information, and she'll take care of the changes for you.


    THE BRAILLE FORUM Volume XLVIII January 2010 No. 7 Feb 21, 2014
    Show notes

    THE BRAILLE FORUM
    Volume XLVIII January 2010 No. 7
    Published by
    the American Council of the Blind
    THE AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND STRIVES TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE, SECURITY, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE.
    Mitch Pomerantz, President
    Melanie Brunson, Executive Director
    Sharon Lovering, Editor
    National Office:
    2200 Wilson Blvd.
    Suite 650
    Arlington, VA 22201
    (202) 467-5081
    fax: (703) 465-5085
    Web site: http://www.acb.org
    THE BRAILLE FORUM (TM) is available in braille, large print, half-speed four-track cassette tape, and via e-mail. Subscription requests, address changes, and items intended for publication should be sent to Sharon Lovering at the address above, or via e-mail to slovering@acb.org.
    The American Council of the Blind (TM) is a membership organization made up of more than 70 state and special-interest affiliates. To join, visit the ACB web site and complete an application form, or contact the national office at the number listed above.
    Those much-needed contributions, which are tax-deductible, can be sent to Mike Godino at the above mailing address. If you wish to remember a relative or friend, the national office can make printed cards available for this purpose. To remember the American Council of the Blind in your Last Will and Testament, you may include a special paragraph for that purpose. If your wishes are complex, contact the ACB national office.
    Join the Monthly Monetary Support (MMS) Program and help improve tomorrow today in ACB. Contact Ron Milliman by e-mail, rmilliman@insightbb.com, or by phone at (270) 782-9325 and get started making tomorrow look brighter today!
    To make a contribution to ACB via the Combined Federal Campaign, use this number: 11155.
    For the latest in legislative and governmental news, call the "Washington Connection" toll-free at (800) 424-8666, 5 p.m. to midnight Eastern time, or visit the Washington Connection online at http://www.acb.org.
    Copyright 2009
    American Council of the Blind
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    President's Message: Some Personal Reflections on Braille, by Mitch Pomerantz
    The Earned Income Tax Credit, A Little-Known Benefit for People with Disabilities, by Melanie Brunson and Richard Keeling
    ACB Seeks Testing Accommodations Horror Stories
    2010-2011 Scholarship Applications Available Now
    And the Scholarship Winners for 2009-2010 Are …, by Patty Slaby
    Good Will to All Through ACB Radio!, by Debbie Hazelton
    On with the Ironman Quest, or, Life as an Advocate, by Doug Powell
    Affiliate News
    ACB Membership Focus: Reactivating and Keeping Members, by Ardis Bazyn
    BFLAG's Evolution Leads to Its New Name, by Don Brown
    Banging the Drum Loudly, by Peter Altschul
    Blind Grandmother Goes Backpacking with Llamas in the Colorado Rockies, by Judy Presley
    Visit to the White House with Live Audio Description, by Jean Shiner
    Here and There, edited by Sue Lichtenfels
    High Tech Swap Shop


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