Blind Cool Tech is a podcast that brings some fun and variety into your mp3 player. The show provides interviews, brings you along on sound seeing tours, and discusses life and cool technology that blind people can use. http://www.blindcooltech.com blindcooltech@gmail.com Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT blind access techAudio Blogsblindcooltech@gmail.comLarry SkutchanLarry Skutchannoblind access techGeneral discussion and techniques for remaining active as a person who is blind.General discussion and techniques for remaining active as a person who is blind.This is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use. 3/8/2010 Drew Weber discusses the history of this software that lets you create a synthesized version of your voice, demonstrates the software to create and play voices, then plays a synthesized version of his own voice. 18.6 MB Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 3/8/2010 Drew Weber discusses the history of this software that lets you create a synthesized version of your voice, demonstrates the software to create and play voices, then plays a synthesized version of his own voice. 18.6 MB Larry Skutchan 3/8/2010 Drew Weber discusses the history of this software that lets you create a synthesized version of your voice, demonstrates the software to create and play voices, then plays a synthesized version of his own voice. 18.6 MB blind access tech 3/7/2010 Jay Williams presents a particularly musical touch of change ringing recorded at the Ring Around Charlston festival. 16.5 MB Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 3/7/2010 Jay Williams presents a particularly musical touch of change ringing recorded at the Ring Around Charlston festival. 16.5 MB Larry Skutchan 3/7/2010 Jay Williams presents a particularly musical touch of change ringing recorded at the Ring Around Charlston festival. 16.5 MB blind access tech 3/4/2010 Paul Hopkins asks you to consider signing the petition at <a href="http://www.talknav.com/protest">www.talknav.com/protest </a>, and has posted the audio version of the promo here in order for you to consider the importance of doing so. �Basically, �Vodafone has purchased Wayfinder which includes Wayfinder access only to announce without any consultation that they are not developing the software. Wayfinder Access is an inportant GPS solution for blind users of Nokia phones. � He is gathering signatures and comments at the site to present to Vodafone with a view to meeting them and asking as to whether there are any options for the Visually Impaired community to further develop the product. � Paul says that signing up and leaving a comment is of the utmost importance, because allowing a company to make such arbitrary decisions without consultation of the VI community leaves the door open for them to further undermine their own services to us in the future. � Paul concludes with a final plea to seriously consider telling: �Friends; colleagues; family; VI organisations and so on wherever you live in the world as Wayfinder Access is available globally and in some countries is the only accessible SatNav option available to blind people! 2.7 MB Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 3/4/2010 Paul Hopkins asks you to consider signing the petition at www.talknav.com/protest , and has posted the audio version of the promo here in order for you to consider the importance of doing so. �Basically, �Vodafone has purchased Wayfinder which iLarry Skutchan 3/4/2010 Paul Hopkins asks you to consider signing the petition at www.talknav.com/protest , and has posted the audio version of the promo here in order for you to consider the importance of doing so. �Basically, �Vodafone has purchased Wayfinder which includes Wayfinder access only to announce without any consultation that they are not developing the software. Wayfinder Access is an inportant GPS solution for blind users of Nokia phones. � He is gathering signatures and comments at the site to present to Vodafone with a view to meeting them and asking as to whether there are any options for the Visually Impaired community to further develop the product. � Paul says that signing up and leaving a comment is of the utmost importance, because allowing a company to make such arbitrary decisions without consultation of the VI community leaves the door open for them to further undermine their own services to us in the future. � Paul concludes with a final plea to seriously consider telling: �Friends; colleagues; family; VI organisations and so on wherever you live in the world as Wayfinder Access is available globally and in some countries is the only accessible SatNav option available to blind people! 2.7 MB blind access tech 2/28/2010 Chris Grabowski demonstrates this <a href="http://www.myblueant.com/products/headsets/v1/index.php">bluetooth headset with speech feedback and voice input</a> to examine and change settings including pairing it with your phone. He explains that it was developed so drivers would not have to read a display, but it works out great for blind users. 8.9 MB Sun, 28 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/28/2010 Chris Grabowski demonstrates this bluetooth headset with speech feedback and voice input to examine and change settings including pairing it with your phone. He explains that it was developed so drivers would not have to read a display, but it Larry Skutchan 2/28/2010 Chris Grabowski demonstrates this bluetooth headset with speech feedback and voice input to examine and change settings including pairing it with your phone. He explains that it was developed so drivers would not have to read a display, but it works out great for blind users. 8.9 MB blind access tech 2/26/2010 Gary Pearse describes the layout and demonstrates the talking interface to this <a href="http://caretec.de/Turbo_talking_battery_charger.1505.0.html">battery charger from CareTec</a>. He explains that it charges rechargeable NiCD (Nickel-Cadmium), NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) or RAM (Rechargeable-Alkaline-Managanese) Type AAA, AA, C D, and 9V batteries. The device monitors each channel separtely, so batteries can be charged in any combination of sizes and chemistry at the same time. 5.74 MB Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/26/2010 Gary Pearse describes the layout and demonstrates the talking interface to this battery charger from CareTec. He explains that it charges rechargeable NiCD (Nickel-Cadmium), NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) or RAM (Rechargeable-Alkaline-Managanese) Larry Skutchan 2/26/2010 Gary Pearse describes the layout and demonstrates the talking interface to this battery charger from CareTec. He explains that it charges rechargeable NiCD (Nickel-Cadmium), NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) or RAM (Rechargeable-Alkaline-Managanese) Type AAA, AA, C D, and 9V batteries. The device monitors each channel separtely, so batteries can be charged in any combination of sizes and chemistry at the same time. 5.74 MB blind access tech 2/24/2010 Harrison Tu logs onto his free account and starts a new game of <a href="http://www.x-sight-interactive.net/rsgames">RS Games Monopoly</a> and someone wanders in and joins the game. He shows the interactive and accessible aspects of game play and chatting. 21.0 MB Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/24/2010 Harrison Tu logs onto his free account and starts a new game of RS Games Monopoly and someone wanders in and joins the game. He shows the interactive and accessible aspects of game play and chatting. 21.0 MB Larry Skutchan 2/24/2010 Harrison Tu logs onto his free account and starts a new game of RS Games Monopoly and someone wanders in and joins the game. He shows the interactive and accessible aspects of game play and chatting. 21.0 MB blind access tech 2/23/2010 Tony Hernandez demonstrates this news aggregation program that runs on the iPhone and iTouch. 18.4 MB Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/23/2010 Tony Hernandez demonstrates this news aggregation program that runs on the iPhone and iTouch. 18.4 MB Larry Skutchan 2/23/2010 Tony Hernandez demonstrates this news aggregation program that runs on the iPhone and iTouch. 18.4 MB blind access tech 2/21/2010 Mary Emerson says that by the time she noticed that some of the songs she had digitized had spots where the old turntable had sped up and distorted the music, it was too late to obtain a conventional turntable, because she no longer uses a conventional stereo system. Instead, she found this USB turntable that actually includes its own pre-amp and connected directly to the PC. 14.9 MB Sun, 21 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/21/2010 Mary Emerson says that by the time she noticed that some of the songs she had digitized had spots where the old turntable had sped up and distorted the music, it was too late to obtain a conventional turntable, because she no longer uses a convLarry Skutchan 2/21/2010 Mary Emerson says that by the time she noticed that some of the songs she had digitized had spots where the old turntable had sped up and distorted the music, it was too late to obtain a conventional turntable, because she no longer uses a conventional stereo system. Instead, she found this USB turntable that actually includes its own pre-amp and connected directly to the PC. 14.9 MB blind access tech 2/20/2010 Mark Taylor explains that <a href="http://www.codefactory.es">Mobile Speak</a> now works with touch screen phones on both Windows and Symbian. He demonstrates a phone using Windows Mobile 6.1 with a slide touch and Qwerty keyboard. 30.0 MB Sat, 20 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/20/2010 Mark Taylor explains that Mobile Speak now works with touch screen phones on both Windows and Symbian. He demonstrates a phone using Windows Mobile 6.1 with a slide touch and Qwerty keyboard. 30.0 MB Larry Skutchan 2/20/2010 Mark Taylor explains that Mobile Speak now works with touch screen phones on both Windows and Symbian. He demonstrates a phone using Windows Mobile 6.1 with a slide touch and Qwerty keyboard. 30.0 MB blind access tech 2/19/2010 Thomas Leonard demonstrates this accessible game from <a href="http://www.gmagames.com">GMA Games</a> that puts you in the seat of a modern battle tank with full 5.1 surround sound effects. 25.3 MB Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/19/2010 Thomas Leonard demonstrates this accessible game from GMA Games that puts you in the seat of a modern battle tank with full 5.1 surround sound effects. 25.3 MB Larry Skutchan 2/19/2010 Thomas Leonard demonstrates this accessible game from GMA Games that puts you in the seat of a modern battle tank with full 5.1 surround sound effects. 25.3 MB blind access tech 2/17/2010 Stavros Papastavrou shows how this software from his company, <a href="http://www.viscientific.com">VI Scientific</a>, that runs on Nokia phones identifies U. S. paper currency. 5.8 MB Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/17/2010 Stavros Papastavrou shows how this software from his company, VI Scientific, that runs on Nokia phones identifies U. S. paper currency. 5.8 MB Larry Skutchan 2/17/2010 Stavros Papastavrou shows how this software from his company, VI Scientific, that runs on Nokia phones identifies U. S. paper currency. 5.8 MB blind access tech 2/16/2010 Debee Armstrong explains that 1950s fitness guru Bonnie Prudden was an accomplished mountain climber and licensed physical therapist. Long before weight training and aerobics, she popularized a vigorous form of calisthenics to improve body strength and flexibility. Many of these practices are out of fashion today and some are downright dangerous for a body in poor physical condition. Unlike Prudden, it's now considered that "no pain, no gain" is a myth, so listeners are cautioned to avoid any exercises here that cause excessive pain or seem unsafe. After hiring a young, competent and very fit blind person as her administrative assistant, she began working with blind children in an effort to combat their deplorable state of physical fitness. One result of her work is this rare recording of TB528, withdrawn many years ago by NLS. Recorded in 1964 in the studios of AFB by Ms. Prudden herself, it consisted of three talking book records which played at 16 RPM. Debee dubbed these records on to cassette in 1974 and has now produced this MP3 excerpt from that recording. The original talking-book contains an extended essay on why exercise is so beneficial, and why fitness is crucial for the blind. After every 8 exercises or so, there is a musical interlude with Bonnie leading the exercises. That music, due to its poor audio quality, was eliminated from this recording. However this excerpt contains the majority of the exercises she describes in this rare talking book: "Physical Fitness For You". 50.1 MB Wed, 30 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/16/2010 Debee Armstrong explains that 1950s fitness guru Bonnie Prudden was an accomplished mountain climber and licensed physical therapist. Long before weight training and aerobics, she popularized a vigorous form of calisthenics to improve body streLarry Skutchan 2/16/2010 Debee Armstrong explains that 1950s fitness guru Bonnie Prudden was an accomplished mountain climber and licensed physical therapist. Long before weight training and aerobics, she popularized a vigorous form of calisthenics to improve body strength and flexibility. Many of these practices are out of fashion today and some are downright dangerous for a body in poor physical condition. Unlike Prudden, it's now considered that "no pain, no gain" is a myth, so listeners are cautioned to avoid any exercises here that cause excessive pain or seem unsafe. After hiring a young, competent and very fit blind person as her administrative assistant, she began working with blind children in an effort to combat their deplorable state of physical fitness. One result of her work is this rare recording of TB528, withdrawn many years ago by NLS. Recorded in 1964 in the studios of AFB by Ms. Prudden herself, it consisted of three talking book records which played at 16 RPM. Debee dubbed these records on to cassette in 1974 and has now produced this MP3 excerpt from that recording. The original talking-book contains an extended essay on why exercise is so beneficial, and why fitness is crucial for the blind. After every 8 exercises or so, there is a musical interlude with Bonnie leading the exercises. That music, due to its poor audio quality, was eliminated from this recording. However this excerpt contains the majority of the exercises she describes in this rare talking book: "Physical Fitness For You". 50.1 MB blind access tech 2/15/2010 Troy Cline of the Goddard Space Flight Center Sun-Earth Day team takes us on an audio-described tour of the space shuttle middeck. For more information about Sun-Earth Day and links to more podcasts, please go to < <a href="http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/2010/index.php">http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/2010/index.php </a> >. 21.8 MB Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/15/2010 Troy Cline of the Goddard Space Flight Center Sun-Earth Day team takes us on an audio-described tour of the space shuttle middeck. For more information about Sun-Earth Day and links to more podcasts, please go to http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/201Larry Skutchan 2/15/2010 Troy Cline of the Goddard Space Flight Center Sun-Earth Day team takes us on an audio-described tour of the space shuttle middeck. For more information about Sun-Earth Day and links to more podcasts, please go to http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/2010/index.php . 21.8 MB blind access tech 2/14/2010 Bryan Smart tours the new NLS Digital Talking Book player, showing you some things you might not have considered and peeking under the hood to learn how it works and what you can do with it. 56.9 MB Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/14/2010 Bryan Smart tours the new NLS Digital Talking Book player, showing you some things you might not have considered and peeking under the hood to learn how it works and what you can do with it. 56.9 MB Larry Skutchan 2/14/2010 Bryan Smart tours the new NLS Digital Talking Book player, showing you some things you might not have considered and peeking under the hood to learn how it works and what you can do with it. 56.9 MB blind access tech 2/5/2010 Scott Lawlor shows how to use this archive compression utility that integrates nicely into the Windows user interface. 16.4 MB Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/5/2010 Scott Lawlor shows how to use this archive compression utility that integrates nicely into the Windows user interface. 16.4 MB Larry Skutchan 2/5/2010 Scott Lawlor shows how to use this archive compression utility that integrates nicely into the Windows user interface. 16.4 MB blind access tech 2/5/2010 J.J. Meddaugh outlines the features and benefits of version 4.0 of Code Factory's screen reader that runs on both Symbian and Windows phones. 3.8 MB Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/5/2010 J.J. Meddaugh outlines the features and benefits of version 4.0 of Code Factory's screen reader that runs on both Symbian and Windows phones. 3.8 MB Larry Skutchan 2/5/2010 J.J. Meddaugh outlines the features and benefits of version 4.0 of Code Factory's screen reader that runs on both Symbian and Windows phones. 3.8 MB blind access tech 2/3/2010 Ken Silverman of the Goddard Space Flight Center Education Office interviews Dr James Thieman and Dr. Leonard Garcia about NASA's Radio JOVE project and how blind people solder their own radio telescope kits. The Radio JOVE project is a hands-on inquiry-based educational project that allows students, teachers, and the general public to learn about radio astronomy by building their own radio telescope from an inexpensive kit and/or using remote radio telescopes through the internet. Participants also collaborate with each other through interactions and sharing of data on the network. Please go to <a href="http://radiojove.gsfc.nasa.gov">http://radiojove.gsfc.nasa.gov</a> for more information. 3.8 MB Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/3/2010 Ken Silverman of the Goddard Space Flight Center Education Office interviews Dr James Thieman and Dr. Leonard Garcia about NASA's Radio JOVE project and how blind people solder their own radio telescope kits. The Radio JOVE project is a hands-onLarry Skutchan 2/3/2010 Ken Silverman of the Goddard Space Flight Center Education Office interviews Dr James Thieman and Dr. Leonard Garcia about NASA's Radio JOVE project and how blind people solder their own radio telescope kits. The Radio JOVE project is a hands-on inquiry-based educational project that allows students, teachers, and the general public to learn about radio astronomy by building their own radio telescope from an inexpensive kit and/or using remote radio telescopes through the internet. Participants also collaborate with each other through interactions and sharing of data on the network. Please go to http://radiojove.gsfc.nasa.gov for more information. 3.8 MB blind access tech 2/2/2010 Neal Ewers theorizes that whether blind or sighted, there are some things we need from others and some things we do better than others, and we can offer our services in return. 6.8 MB Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/2/2010 Neal Ewers theorizes that whether blind or sighted, there are some things we need from others and some things we do better than others, and we can offer our services in return. 6.8 MB Larry Skutchan 2/2/2010 Neal Ewers theorizes that whether blind or sighted, there are some things we need from others and some things we do better than others, and we can offer our services in return. 6.8 MB blind access tech 2/2/2010 Brandt Steenkamp reviews this accessible ebook reading software that runs on Symbian phones. 9.6 MB Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/2/2010 Brandt Steenkamp reviews this accessible ebook reading software that runs on Symbian phones. 9.6 MB Larry Skutchan 2/2/2010 Brandt Steenkamp reviews this accessible ebook reading software that runs on Symbian phones. 9.6 MB blind access tech 2/1/2010 Chris Gilland discusses the various ways to use this <a href="http://www.last.fm">free internet radio</a> service that lets you customize play lists to your taste. 43.1 MB Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 2/1/2010 Chris Gilland discusses the various ways to use this free internet radio service that lets you customize play lists to your taste. 43.1 MB Larry Skutchan 2/1/2010 Chris Gilland discusses the various ways to use this free internet radio service that lets you customize play lists to your taste. 43.1 MB blind access tech 1/27/2010 Eric Karon discusses advanced audio editing possibilities on the Mac and walks through the process of recording vinyl albums. He includes resources for more information about audio editing on the Mac. 85.7 MB Wed, 27 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/27/2010 Eric Karon discusses advanced audio editing possibilities on the Mac and walks through the process of recording vinyl albums. He includes resources for more information about audio editing on the Mac. 85.7 MB Larry Skutchan 1/27/2010 Eric Karon discusses advanced audio editing possibilities on the Mac and walks through the process of recording vinyl albums. He includes resources for more information about audio editing on the Mac. 85.7 MB blind access tech 1/22/2010 Sarah Alawami takes an extensive look at this <a href="http://www.podbean.com">Podcast hosting service</a> that makes it extremely easy to create a professional podcast. 52.1 MB Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/22/2010 Sarah Alawami takes an extensive look at this Podcast hosting service that makes it extremely easy to create a professional podcast. 52.1 MB Larry Skutchan 1/22/2010 Sarah Alawami takes an extensive look at this Podcast hosting service that makes it extremely easy to create a professional podcast. 52.1 MB blind access tech 1/21/2010 Tony Hernandez explains that treating audio files as books prevents iPod from shuffling the files, permits bookmarks, and automatically remembers your place in the book, even through shutting off the iPod. He demonstrates this software that converts a series of mp3 files into one large m4b audio book file, adds it to the iTunes library, and syncs the iPod to transfer the book. 20.5 MB Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/21/2010 Tony Hernandez explains that treating audio files as books prevents iPod from shuffling the files, permits bookmarks, and automatically remembers your place in the book, even through shutting off the iPod. He demonstrates this software that conLarry Skutchan 1/21/2010 Tony Hernandez explains that treating audio files as books prevents iPod from shuffling the files, permits bookmarks, and automatically remembers your place in the book, even through shutting off the iPod. He demonstrates this software that converts a series of mp3 files into one large m4b audio book file, adds it to the iTunes library, and syncs the iPod to transfer the book. 20.5 MB blind access tech 1/20/2010 Ken Silverman and Dave Rosage of the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center Office of Education discuss internship opportunities for blind and other disabled faculty members, post docs, graduate students, college students, and high school students at Goddard in the Summer of 2010. There is more information at <a href="http://www.tinyurl.com/disabledinterns">www.tinyurl.com/disabledinterns</a>. 8.4 MB Wed, 20 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/20/2010 Ken Silverman and Dave Rosage of the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center Office of Education discuss internship opportunities for blind and other disabled faculty members, post docs, graduate students, college students, and high school students atLarry Skutchan 1/20/2010 Ken Silverman and Dave Rosage of the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center Office of Education discuss internship opportunities for blind and other disabled faculty members, post docs, graduate students, college students, and high school students at Goddard in the Summer of 2010. There is more information at www.tinyurl.com/disabledinterns. 8.4 MB blind access tech 1/19/2010 David Leslie Miles presents an extremely relaxing recording of the ebbing tide. 49.9 MB Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/19/2010 David Leslie Miles presents an extremely relaxing recording of the ebbing tide. 49.9 MB Larry Skutchan 1/19/2010 David Leslie Miles presents an extremely relaxing recording of the ebbing tide. 49.9 MB blind access tech 1/19/2010 Dane Trethowan discusses perspective to consider with the Apple iPhone while he briefly comments on other accessible apps and reviews this app for making various kinds of tweets on Twitter using the iPhone. 12.2 MB Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/19/2010 Dane Trethowan discusses perspective to consider with the Apple iPhone while he briefly comments on other accessible apps and reviews this app for making various kinds of tweets on Twitter using the iPhone. 12.2 MB Larry Skutchan 1/19/2010 Dane Trethowan discusses perspective to consider with the Apple iPhone while he briefly comments on other accessible apps and reviews this app for making various kinds of tweets on Twitter using the iPhone. 12.2 MB blind access tech 1/18/2010 Rick Harmon continues his Windows 7 tutorial with discussions of the Action Center, Ease of Access Center, differences between Computer and My Computer in XP, Sticky Notes, music with Media Player, and using the burning utility. 87.8 MB Mon, 18 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/18/2010 Rick Harmon continues his Windows 7 tutorial with discussions of the Action Center, Ease of Access Center, differences between Computer and My Computer in XP, Sticky Notes, music with Media Player, and using the burning utility. 87.8 MB Larry Skutchan 1/18/2010 Rick Harmon continues his Windows 7 tutorial with discussions of the Action Center, Ease of Access Center, differences between Computer and My Computer in XP, Sticky Notes, music with Media Player, and using the burning utility. 87.8 MB blind access tech 1/17/2010 Armando Maldonado shows how easy it is to effectively use Facebook with screen readers like Jaws and Window-Eyes. 33.8 MB Sun, 17 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/17/2010 Armando Maldonado shows how easy it is to effectively use Facebook with screen readers like Jaws and Window-Eyes. 33.8 MB Larry Skutchan 1/17/2010 Armando Maldonado shows how easy it is to effectively use Facebook with screen readers like Jaws and Window-Eyes. 33.8 MB blind access tech 1/13/2010 Darren Duff reviews this small, self contained electronic talking bible that is convenient and easy to use. 24.6 MB Wed, 13 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/13/2010 Darren Duff reviews this small, self contained electronic talking bible that is convenient and easy to use. 24.6 MB Larry Skutchan 1/13/2010 Darren Duff reviews this small, self contained electronic talking bible that is convenient and easy to use. 24.6 MB blind access tech 1/7/2010 Matthew Bullis demonstrates this touch pad synthesizer that lets you create unique sounds with multiple layers without actually having to play any instrument whatsoever. 37.18 MB Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/7/2010 Matthew Bullis demonstrates this touch pad synthesizer that lets you create unique sounds with multiple layers without actually having to play any instrument whatsoever. 37.18 MB Larry Skutchan 1/7/2010 Matthew Bullis demonstrates this touch pad synthesizer that lets you create unique sounds with multiple layers without actually having to play any instrument whatsoever. 37.18 MB blind access tech 1/4/2010 Ernie Segura reviews this inexpensive USB device that plugs into your computer, then for $20 a year, provides unlimited local and long distance calling in the U. S. 22.6 MB Mon, 04 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/4/2010 Ernie Segura reviews this inexpensive USB device that plugs into your computer, then for $20 a year, provides unlimited local and long distance calling in the U. S. 22.6 MB Larry Skutchan 1/4/2010 Ernie Segura reviews this inexpensive USB device that plugs into your computer, then for $20 a year, provides unlimited local and long distance calling in the U. S. 22.6 MB blind access tech 1/2/2010 Rick Harmon provides a broad overview of using Windows 7 explaining the similarities and differences between XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and the differences between the 32 and 64 bit versions. He explains the more automated error correcting, improved performance, and stability, and gives a great overview of upgrading. 114.5 MB Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/2/2010 Rick Harmon provides a broad overview of using Windows 7 explaining the similarities and differences between XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and the differences between the 32 and 64 bit versions. He explains the more automated error correcting, improvLarry Skutchan 1/2/2010 Rick Harmon provides a broad overview of using Windows 7 explaining the similarities and differences between XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and the differences between the 32 and 64 bit versions. He explains the more automated error correcting, improved performance, and stability, and gives a great overview of upgrading. 114.5 MB blind access tech 1/1/2010 Clement Chou loves learning languages. He compares and contrasts French and Spanish in this episode. 38.5 MB Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 1/1/2010 Clement Chou loves learning languages. He compares and contrasts French and Spanish in this episode. 38.5 MB Larry Skutchan 1/1/2010 Clement Chou loves learning languages. He compares and contrasts French and Spanish in this episode. 38.5 MB blind access tech 12/31/2009 Michael Feir recommends several technology related products he has discovered through the year that work quite well for him. These include microphones, speaker systems, and more. 17.7 MB Thu, 31 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/31/2009 Michael Feir recommends several technology related products he has discovered through the year that work quite well for him. These include microphones, speaker systems, and more. 17.7 MB Larry Skutchan 12/31/2009 Michael Feir recommends several technology related products he has discovered through the year that work quite well for him. These include microphones, speaker systems, and more. 17.7 MB blind access tech 12/30/2009 Adi Kushnir reviews this software that lets you <a href="http://www.vmware.com/products/player/">install multiple operating systems</a> on a Windows machine and run them at the same time. 4.2 MB Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/30/2009 Adi Kushnir reviews this software that lets you install multiple operating systems on a Windows machine and run them at the same time. 4.2 MB Larry Skutchan 12/30/2009 Adi Kushnir reviews this software that lets you install multiple operating systems on a Windows machine and run them at the same time. 4.2 MB blind access tech 12/29/2009 Drew Weber attaches some good microphones to his new autoharp and describes the instrument while plucking the strings and making chords. 13.1 MB Tue, 29 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/29/2009 Drew Weber attaches some good microphones to his new autoharp and describes the instrument while plucking the strings and making chords. 13.1 MB Larry Skutchan 12/29/2009 Drew Weber attaches some good microphones to his new autoharp and describes the instrument while plucking the strings and making chords. 13.1 MB blind access tech 12/27/2009 Larry Skutchan demonstrates this optical character recognition program that runs on Symbian (Nokia) cell phones from <a href="http://www.beyocbs.com/en/">Beyo</a>. 19.9 MB Sun, 27 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/27/2009 Larry Skutchan demonstrates this optical character recognition program that runs on Symbian (Nokia) cell phones from Beyo. 19.9 MB Larry Skutchan 12/27/2009 Larry Skutchan demonstrates this optical character recognition program that runs on Symbian (Nokia) cell phones from Beyo. 19.9 MB blind access tech 12/26/2009 Christie Gilson inspires potential braille users to consider its study. She provides background information about braille and how it is used with technology, relates her own story, sites statistics correlating dramatically increased rates of employment and abilities among braille users, and interviews four successful blind people who embrace braille in their lives every day. 20.5 MB Sat, 26 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/26/2009 Christie Gilson inspires potential braille users to consider its study. She provides background information about braille and how it is used with technology, relates her own story, sites statistics correlating dramatically increased rates of eLarry Skutchan 12/26/2009 Christie Gilson inspires potential braille users to consider its study. She provides background information about braille and how it is used with technology, relates her own story, sites statistics correlating dramatically increased rates of employment and abilities among braille users, and interviews four successful blind people who embrace braille in their lives every day. 20.5 MB blind access tech 12/24/2009 Michael Hansen makes recordings of trains. He presents the Canadian National Long West, freight trains, and Amtrak. 35.4 MB Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/24/2009 Michael Hansen makes recordings of trains. He presents the Canadian National Long West, freight trains, and Amtrak. 35.4 MB Larry Skutchan 12/24/2009 Michael Hansen makes recordings of trains. He presents the Canadian National Long West, freight trains, and Amtrak. 35.4 MB blind access tech 12/23/2009 Laz Mesa demonstrates the accessible Rockbox firmware applied to a commercial mp3 player. His company, <a href="http://www.accessibleelectronics.com">Accessible Electronics</a>, sells these devices with the Rockbox firmware already installed. 17.7 MB Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT blindcooltech@gmail.com (Larry Skutchan)no 12/23/2009 Laz Mesa demonstrates the accessible Rockbox firmware applied to a commercial mp3 player. His company, Accessible Electronics, sells these devices with the Rockbox firmware already installed. 17.7 MB Larry Skutchan 12/23/2009 Laz Mesa demonstrates the accessible Rockbox firmware applied to a commercial mp3 player. His company, Accessible Electronics, sells these devices with the Rockbox firmware already installed. 17.7 MB blind access tech en-usLarry Skutchannonadult