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#blindabilities #health Lisa reads the BlindAlive blog for July 10th

July 12, 2016

Pete introduces a new series available on the BlindAbilities.com web site entitled: Creating A Podcast. Check it out if you're interested in hearing about Pete's techniques and process for creating and producing a podcast. #CreatingAPodcast #BlindAbilities

July 10, 2016

#blindabilities Lisa Salinger reads the weekly BlindAlive blog

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Jeff Thompson interviews two lovely ladies representing Camp Abilities St. Louis. Check out this great summer camp for blind children, in St. Louis or in 25 other locations, on their web site: www.CampAbilities.org #ACB16 #CampAbilities #BlindAbilities

Live from ACB16! This time Lori takes the mic and interviews Jeff about Blind Abilities: the vision, the growing network and the community participation that makes it so successful! Jeff also interviews the team of developers of the fantastic new Bespecular app, now free in both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Check out Blind Abilities demo of the app from the last week in June, 2016. #ACB16 #Bespecular #BlindAbilities

Jeff ventures out on the convention floor despite working hard in Booth #41. Catch these interviews with some great guests and interesting products! #ACB16 #BlindAbilities

Pete Lane introduces a new BlindAbilities Team member, Cheryl spencer. Cheryl brings her NFB Convention Blog entitled: spencer’s spotlight. Check out Cheryl’s recurring article in the monthly digital newsletter, The Blind Perspective, at TheblindPerspective.org Stay tuned for more from Cheryl and her Convention Blog, and good luck to Rus Davis as he competes in the NFB Convention Talent Show! Happy July 4th Holiday to all in the US! Here are links to the sites and products mentioned by Cheryl: 1. Orcam.org - glasses for the visually impaired. 2. Irea - personal assistant (glasses) for the visually impaired. 3. APH.org - Orbit Reader 20, braille display. 4. American Magnifier.com - Optelec TTS Reader. John Palmer: 1- 800-364-1610. 5. ATGuys.com - various merchandise. 6. InvisionAmerica.org - ScripTalk Accessible medication label reader, Rus Davis, gutar and vocals. ID Mate Galaxy Bar code scanner. and Dave Racetrick.

Pete gives Jeff and Lori a call as they staff the Blind Abilities booth, #41 on the convention floor, at #ACB2016. Check out this brief and informative conversation and stay tuned for more reports from Minneapolis, Mn.

Pete holds down the fort in Blind Abilities Central, while Jeff works the floor at the 2016 ACB convention in Minneapolis, Mn. Join Pete as he checks in with Jeff on the floor of the convention at the Blind Abilities Booth #41. Jeff describes the scenes and lists all the valuable merchandise that Blind Abilities will be giving away this week, including a Shure MV88 IOS microphone, several Fopydo reading stands plus a reading attachment, an Olympus DM-7 recorder, a gift certificate from the G Technology Group to go towards a pair of the amazing Sonar glasses and a free copy of the KNFB Reader app. To get into the raffle for these items, just stop by the Blind Abilities booth #41 and fill out a slip to throw into the fish bowl, or send an Email to Info@BlindAbilities.com Stay tuned for more from Blind Abilities live on the convention floor! #ACB16 #Booth41 #JThompson6835 #BlindAbilities

The Bespecular App just hit the App Store and we are excited for you to give it a try. We have been Beta testing the Bespecular App and now you can find out for yourself how well the team has put together this app for the Blind to use their camera and find out the info through a team of sighted volunteers describing the images you captured. Go to the App Store and download Bespecular today!

#blindabilities #ACB16 Mel will be in Minneapolis July 1st along with our very own #blindabilities. Come see us. Booth 42 and 41

Pete Lane and Jeff Thompson asked members of the community what they liked about the award winning and life changing technology of the KNFB App. With such a positive response we thought we had to share. Join members of the Jacksonville iAccess group and members of the blind abilities community as Pete and Jeff talk KNFB Reader. You can get the KNFB Reader from the App Store for IOS and in the Google Play for Android. Follow Blind Abilities on Twiter @BlindAbilities and get the Blind Abilities App from the App Store. soon to be released on Android.