Sound Prints – May 1, 2016
New ACB Angel page for Jim Shaw and memories of Jim; the food processor – a great countertop appliance for people with vision loss; quarterly meeting and elections at the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
New ACB Angel page for Jim Shaw and memories of Jim; the food processor – a great countertop appliance for people with vision loss; quarterly meeting and elections at the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind
Industrial tour of Louisville with Mike Hudson, director of the American Printing House for the Blind Museum; the low-cost braille display with Larry Skutchan from the Printing House; independent living services with Gay Pannell, Kentucky Office for the Blind
Netflix and ACB expand audio description; new tactile books for blind children from Seedlings; driverless cars in our future
Support the Kentucky E-Racers in the ACB 2016 walk; participate in a national call-in day to support better education for blind and deaf children; explore the hobby of soapmaking; find out about great tours at the 2016 ACB convention
new accessible technology announced at CSUN – report from Jeff Bishop, member, ACB Board of Directors; Support Alliance of the Visually Impaired (SAVI), KCB’s Owensboro chapter; proposed changes in video description on TV and more
The land of “over there”; the new Braille Touch from Humanware; KCB chapter spotlight on Guide Dog Users of Kentucky
Agriculture yesterday, today and tomorrow; economic implications of growing and processing industrial hemp; art contest at the American Printing House for the Blind
Diabetes care and tips from a Diabetes Educator; most popular dog breeds over the past 100 years
Report from ACB Midyear meetings; presentation by J. Andrew White on the Civil War in Kentucky
Your County Court Clerk in action; Blindfold Games for the iPhone and iPad