Linda
www.SafeCandlesKy.com
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Subject: November issue of The Blind Post Classified News
The Blind Post
Classified News
November 2011
Current subscribers to date: 903
Contents for this Month’s issue:
*From the Editor
* Sponsor of the Month Special Feature
*For sale
* Wanted
*Services
*Announcements
*Business Opportunities
*Tips & tidbits from the Food Lady
*Blind Man Walking
*Links of interest
*Posting ads & announcements to The Blind Post
*What can you post on The Blind Post
*Subscriptions
Note for navigation:
All sections will begin with +++.
All ads , or announcements, in each section will begin with ++Ad starts
here:.
+++ From the Editor:
The Blind Post classified News is growing!
I want to thank all of you for forwarding the news and telling others
about The Blind Post. We have 903 subscribers, as of today, and over a
thousand visitors to the website, since the October edition.
I have also been doing a little advertising, which is bringing your ads
and announcements to many more readers, and increasing the amount of
postings to the website and newsletter.
This month’s edition has the most For Sale ads than any other edition so
far.
Please continue sharing The Blind Post classified News with all you know,
and tell them it is free to subscribe!
There are two winners for Food Lady’s Scentsy drawing, and the winners are
(drum roll)
Marti Blough and Tracy Duffy. I will be sending your free Scentsy gifts on
Monday.
You can learn more about submitting ads and announcements, along with
their prices, towards the end of this newsletter.
Be sure to read the Announcement section for some important surveys.
My goal has been to email this newsletter on the 5th of each month.
Unfortunately, I was not able to do that this month. I like to proofread
all content several times before I feel it is ready to be emailed. From
now on, The Blind Post Classified News will be sent out around the 5th to
the 7th of each month. This will give me plenty of time to double check
everything, and post it online, prior to sending out to all subscribers.
Thank you for making The Blind Post a great place to share and sell!
Lori AKA Food lady
If you wish to subscribe or comment:
Mailto:[email protected]
I enjoy hearing from all of you.
To unsubscribe safely from this newsletter and other emails from The Blind
Post, click the link at the bottom of this newsletter, and your email
address will be removed from the list.
Read The Blind Post Classified News online, where ads and announcements
are being added each week:
http://theblindpost.com/TheBlindPostClassifiedNewsOnline.html
Shop my Scentsy online store at:
http://www.warmupscents.com/
Or call me to place an order, or to find out more about Scentsy products.
Lori Motis
208-514-0352
[email protected]
They make great gifts for everyone on your list. I can help you pick out
some great choices.
+++ Sponsor of the Month Special Feature
SERMONS ON THE PHONE MINISTRY 773-572-6206.
Are you interested in hearing a man share part of his taped journal as an
astronaut on the Challenger during a 1984 mission? It is from public
radio and is very fascinating. Forty-five minutes long. I have a special
features option on Sermons on the Phone where this appears. It is on
option 7. There are interesting archives of the Special Features section
too, and when you call Sermons on the Phone I will tell you how to use all
the features of this system so you can make the most of it. My goal is to
change three options each week. There are nine options altogether. I
will tell you what I have for this week, and, if you are reading this
after the week has passed, all you have to do is hit the pound key when
you come to the option and you will immediately go to the previous week's
option. The archives go back ten levels.
Option 1 has the first seven chapters of the Gospel of John read by Max
McLean.
Option 2 has a sermon by Pastor Jeffery Fugate called God's Greatest
Attribute.
Option 3 is the tenth part in a series of Archeology of the New Testament
from the Liberty Bible Institute.
Option 4 is J. Vernon McGee teaching Genesis chapters 28 and 29.
Option 5 is two chapters of the book An Affair of the Mind by Laurie Hall.
Her husband was addicted to pornography, and this book shows how his
addiction affected him as well as her, and how she deals with the
ramifications to her own life.
Option 6 is a sermon by Lester Rolloff called A Man Without a Reputation.
Option 7 is the special features section. Explore the archives of this
one.
You will be very interested.
Option 8 has two sermons on it by Pastor Fugate: The Responsibility of
Restoration and The Bitter Waters.
Option 9 is Chuck Missler teaching Chapter 19 of the book of Revelation,
about when the Lord returns back to earth.
The archives in all of these options have many interesting things on them.
Right now the entire book of The Case for Christ is on Option 1, but the
one put up the earliest is lost when I make a new change. I pray that
this service will be a real blessing to you. Please share it with others
too.
Many people have unlimited long distance and can listen on their cell
phones on the way to work, or can call at night when they need a word of
encouragement or want instruction. Many, many good things on here.
Sermons on the Phone's number is: 773-572-6206. Please pray for this
ministry and share with others.
Thank you,
Linda Stewart
+++For Sale:
++Ad starts here:
SWEET TOOTH offers a variety of braille chocolate items including candy
bars, chocolate guide dogs & other holiday items that can be customized
with braille.
Candy bar greetings include Happy Birthday, Love You, Thank You, Have a
Nice Day, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
A variety of other chocolate items are available.
Contact Judy Davis at 1-585-544-1853
Mailto:[email protected]
Or visit:
http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~laurabai/SweetTooth/Welcome.html
++Ad starts here:
Now available: Learning Pillows, multi sensory, educational, story telling
products for young children! If you are a parent of a young child (blind,
sighted or visually impaired) you will be fascinated with the Learning
Pillows! Each pillow is individually designed and crafted right here in
the U.S. by Jane Kronheim, educator, artist and writer of stories for
young children! Here are some titles and prices:
Mr.Bug goes for a Walk, includes CD................................$30
Mr.Bug Tries to Hide, includes CD.....................................$30
The King and His Closet, includes CD................................$35
You can order by phone or on-line! I receive pament by personal check or
money order. Shipping is included! Call for more details....
Mailto:[email protected]
or 603-827-3859
These are great for holiday and birthday gifts!
++Ad starts here:
Ever go to a store and see the book you want and find yourself wishing it
were in Braille? Well, wish no more. Beulah Reimer Legacy, (BRL), has
over
500 of the most popular children's picture books in Braille at affordable
prices.
For more information, call: 515-282-0049
E-mail:
Mailto:[email protected]
Website:
http://www.beulahreimerlegacy.com/
++Ad starts here:
Selling a brand new senseview Duo. It is a portable cc tv. The SenseView
Duo includes a close-up camera for reading and handwriting, in addition to
a distance camera for objects that are 8 feet or further away. Email
Mailto:[email protected]
for details. Cost 850 or negotiable.
++Ad starts here:
I’m selling a slightly used classic KNFB Reader in excellent condition.
It has everything it came with including the carrying case. I’m asking 450
or best offer; and 15 dollars shipping. payment via money order or
cashier's check. Email me at
with questions or if interested.
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Now available for the low price of $7 plus shipping!
SpeedDots produces and distributes clear, tactile screen protectors for
the iPhone and iPod Touch; including the all-new iPhone 4S!
You may place an order or get additional information by visiting us online
at:
http://www.speeddots.com/
++Ad starts here:
Talking MP3 Players
Accessible Electronics offers affordably priced talking MP3 Players in
4 or 8-GB capacity.
These players have fully speaking menus, FM radio, voice recorder, plus
expandable storage capacity. Accessories are also available.
Listen to a presentation at:
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/demo.html
For more information, visit
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/
or call 727-498-0121
++Ad starts here:
I have a slightly used PacMate BX400. Comes with all standard:
power cord, cd's manuals, literature, games, and software carrying case,
one memory flash card with updates, games, and other software Also
includes 2 cd's of external Pocket PC software.
Asking $400 or best offer.
email:
for more information
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
I have a braille lite40 in good condition includes battery, carrying case,
the unit itself, and power cord. Asking $300. Please contact Christin at
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Am selling a 40 cell Braille Display for the pacmate or can be used stand
alone with a pc. Great condition and comes with USB cable. Asking 200 or
best offer. Email
or call 772-713-535. Thanks.
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Selling a Focus 80 braille display less than a year old, slightly used,
and was $8000 new. Asking $4000 for one payment, or $5000 if you want to
make 5 payments.
Willing to negotiate.
PayPal, Western Union, or Bank Transfer.
Make me an offer at:574-204-2623 , or
Email:
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
I have a Focus 80 Braille display that I would like to sell. I am asking
$3500. This is less than a 40 cell display. I can be contacted at
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Purple wire-wrapped rosary. Asking $100 via Paypal. Email for details.
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Selling the following items: Booksense XT, Braille plus, T5 hovercam from
serotek, Captain Plus GPS, and Victor Stream. All items are in exceptional
condition and come with additional accessories. Contact me for pricing if
interested. Email me at
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
I am selling an iPhone 3gs.
Cost 300 dollars does not include shipping.
I can go a little lower.
It is unlocked.
Call me at 630-965-4386
Mailto:[email protected]
It includes accessible screne protecters
++Ad starts here:
Pac mate with extras for sale as well as instruments and studio equipment.
Please e mail
Mailto:[email protected]
for a complete list.
++Ad starts here:
For Sale, Braille 'n Speak 2000 and Braille 'n Speak Compass Module. Both
have been used only a couple of times. Would like $95 for BNS and $25 for
Braille 'n Speak. I accept PayPal, money orders, or cashiers checks.
E-mail
or call 519-669-1456.
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Book collection for sale
I have 81 titles for sale. They are individual CD’s, MP3 format, in
plastic cases. They were produced by Media Collectors Archives. They are
read by a synthetic artificial voice. Edgar rice Burroughs, is the author
of most of them. $150.00 or best offer.
Email me:
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
For sale is a new hand held Sense View close circuit tv.Model P430 by GW
Microspeak. Asking $600 or best offer.Shipping is available.(510)816-0665
++Ad starts here:
For sale:
Souped up Braille & Speak 640. New, high capacity, battery pack, charger,
memory, double speed chip, carrying case, serial cable, shipping and
insurance included. $350.
Call 781-812-5303, email:
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Braille books $10 a title: "Golden Orange", "G is for Gumshoe",
Dictionary, "Doctors book of home remedies"..and MORE!.
Books on CD: "Rainbow 6", John Grisham titles and more.
Cassette Dictionary $5
Various types of yarn, $4 a scane or cheaper as lot.
McDonold's Smurfs $3 each or cheaper as lot. "
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Two Braille and Speak units no longer using, and cannot afford to repair.
First comes with a disk drive unit and a Braille manual- asking $300;
the other, with a cassette tutorial – asking $200.
Please contact:
860-446-1508,
in Braille:
Sandra Streeter
9 Courtland Dr.
Groton, CT 06340
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
I have a Trekker talking GPS from Humanware for sale. It's technically
used from checking it out but I simply don't use it or have time to figure
it out. $700 with free shipping in the US. If interested email:
Mailto:[email protected]
+++Wanted:
++Ad starts here:
I'm looking for a pair of Beecher Mirage spectacle binoculars. If you have
a pair you want to sell, please call Ben at 707-548-8555
++Ad starts here:
i am serving in a school for visually challenged children. here we need
any kind of equipment which is related to visually challenged persons.
reading, writing, mobility aids, computers etc. if anyone is interested in
donating, please contact me at:
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
I am thinking to start up a group for straight blind and visually impaired
singles to interact, share ideas and get to know one another and would
wellcome readers from this magazine as well, who belong to this category.
If you wish to join, please email me at:
Mailto:[email protected]
and feel free to share some info about yourself including gender, age,
occupation, hobbies and interests. Looking forward to your feedback!
++Ad starts here:
Would readers kindly send me past copies of the NLS "Popular Music
Leadsheets" for use by blind music students in Sri Lanka? The NLS
material is not available overseas. Please mail them as free matter to:
Prof. D.P.M. Weerakkody,
Department of Western Classics,
Faculty of Arts,
University of Peradeniya,
Peradeniya,
Sri Lanka.
All material received will be duely acknowledged.
++Ad starts here:
Now that we're into the "digital age" of talking books, I have boxes of
cassettes, containing several popular magazines.
I'm looking for some organization that could issue these tapes to some
reader who might prefer to stay with cassettes.
Accordingly, they could go to some reading service that uses cassettes.
Please advise as to group and mailingg address.
Clifford Smales
Mailto:[email protected]
+++Services:
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help.
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+++ Announcements
++Ad starts here:
Please help with this project in complete the survey which will close
around November 14, 2011. Thank you.
In our semester project, we are developing an e-reader with a refreshable
40-cell Braille display. The eBraille is able to download any text
document and translate it into Braille using software we are developing.
We cannot hope to properly develop this product without your valued
opinions and we appreciate your responses.
To complete survey, and read more about this project, visit:
http://ebraille.wordpress.com/survey/
++Ad starts here:
Join a Free Voice Chat Community on the Web!
Hey Folks! Would you like to have lots of fun and meet other blind or
visually impaired individuals from across the country and around the
world? Do you like challenging games, old time radio, adaptive cooking
techniques, book clubs, product presentations, real time technical
assistance with your computer, and lots and lots more? If this is what
you are looking for, join us at, Out-Of-Sight! We offer over 40 different
Chat Rooms with something for everyone! This site is made up of the most
friendly and courteous folks you are likely to meet on the net! The
Out-Of-Sight community is made up of a set of free voice chat rooms that
are extremely user friendly, and all you need is a microphone to get
started! To become a member and join our Out-Of-Sight free chat community
go to the website, at:
http://www.out-of-sight.net/
If you have any questions or need assistance logging in, please contact:
Mailto:[email protected]
We hope to see you soon! “Catch the vision, it’s Out of Sight!”
++Ad starts here:
Bob Rathbun is currently a teacher from the Hadley School for the Blind
who is offering a free internet Bible study. His note follows:
“Each week I teach the Bible verse by verse. We began with Genesis 1:1.
50 minutes of teaching is followed by 10 minutes of questions and
observations. This is taught with the belief that the Bible is the word of
God and therefore the final authority. Since God has spoken in the Bible,
we had best know what it says that we might understand the things God has
revealed to us.
This teaching takes place on the New Visions Network. To be able to
attend these weekly studies, you will need to be registered at the NVN.
To do so, go to:
http://www.new-visions-network.org/
And follow the steps for registration. Such registration takes a day or
two for approval, so don't wait too long before you register. It is a
free service.
The weekly studies are held at the
"Bible Study Corner",
So you will go to the New Visions Network, find the Bible Study Corner and
enter. The times of these studies are 4 and 8 p.m. eastern time. The
content of these two studies is basically the same. It just provides
those who work during the day an opportunity to share in this study.
These studies are also being archived for your convenience and reference.
To hear an archived study, enter the Bible study corner and press f6 at
the top of your computer. Then follow the links to the desired study.
For any of you who do not know, I have been a pastor for 47 years, and
have thoroughly enjoyed teaching God's word during this time. Now I have
the opportunity to teach God's word via the internet, and I do so with
great anticipation and delight. And you are invited to attend. If you
should want to make a copy of the Bible study, you are welcome to do so.
Point of clarification: These Tuesday Bible studies do not relate to
Hadley courses, though they are bound to help in those courses. There are
no credits given for these Bible study sessions, but if you have a hunger
to know and understand the word of God, you will find these studies very
satisfying. Each study lasts one hour: 4-5, and 8-9.
See you, then, at the next Tuesday study, at 4:00 or 8:00 p.m. eastern
time, or perhaps at both.
Your friend,
Bob Rathbun“
++Ad starts here:
Yismehu provides free distance learning for blind and visually impaired
persons of all ages and religions in areas of Hebrew, Jewish identity and
religious education. Instructional materials are accessible in Braille,
large print and on line.
Check us out at
http://yismehu.org/
or contact Director Joan Myles
503-391-7754
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
MEET NEW FRIENDS & SHARE STIMULATING CONVERSATION!
Don’t be alone just pick up the phone & call (231) 732-7141 to play fun
games, introduce yourself to new friends or share stimulating
conversation. Drop in to the hospitality room evening from 6:00 - 12:30 AM
(EDT) & remember to ask about our monthly contest!
You are invited to have fun Wednesday Game Night in DQ’s room 4, play the
Music Game with the Milkshake Blender in room 4 Sunday afternoons or join
Cara’s Friday morning Coffee Clutch. Like talking sports then stop by the
Upper Deck for Tuesday Night Armchair Quarterback in room 7; else, join
the monthly Technology & Accessibility Round Table. Caroche Night &
Investors Club coming soon!
DailyConnection offers something of interest for everyone whether you
enjoy FREE chat rooms, audio books, Bulletin Boards, podcasts, voice mail,
conferences or interesting people & conversation! Call (231) 732-7141 or
email [email protected]!
Interested in making some additional income being a DailyConnection room
owner? If you have an idea or theme for a room you would be interested in
hosting on our line then contact TJ by pressing 6 at the Main menu and
leaving a message in his admin mailbox or come into room 1 evenings 7:00 –
12:00 AM (EDT).
MEET NEW FRIENDS & SHARE STIMULATING CONVERSATION!
++Ad starts here:
Do you ever feel like your sleep patterns are different than the rest of
the world?
If you are totally blind, this could be due to a real sleep problem
related to the lack of light needed by our body's internal clock.
If you think you might be affected, you can call 1-888-389-7033
or email:
Mailto:[email protected]
to take a sleep survey or to learn more about an ongoing clinical
research study,
or go to
https://www.non24registry.com/
++Ad starts here:
Check out ViewPoints
A weekly, half hour radio program for people living with low vision
http://www.viewpointsplus.net/
ViewPoints 1143 10-26-11 Preparing for College Preparing for and applying
to college includes extra considerations for a visually impaired student.
Hosts Nancy Goodman Torpey and Peter Torpey talk with a high school senior
about standardized tests, campus visits and college applications. She also
describes some independent research she’s been working on at New York
University.
++Ad starts here:
Join me on the Conversation Station at 231-224-7222#12428 for great
conversation. Wednesday is Technology night and Friday is the Young and
the Restless discussion.
A 2-part discussion on the iPhone was just completed. You can check it
out at 231-224-7222#57685 and 8055.
Hope to see you there!
+++Business Opportunities:
++Ad starts here:
Looking for a rewarding career that works with your schedule? As a
Scentsy Consultant, you’ll set your own hours & have fun while you earn.
Visit my website to read more about Scentsy:
http://www.warmupscents.com/
You begin earning 20% of everything you sell.
The cost to start is $99 for the kit, plus tax and shipping.
The kit includes everything you need to launch your first party or sell to
friends and family.
Call me for more info:
Lori Motis
208-514-0352
Mailto:[email protected]
++Ad starts here:
Brand new affiliate program that pays 100% commission directly to you,
instantly!
Empower Network is a group of people I've joined who really want to help
online marketers build a profitable business and we can help you too!
call Heidi 561-459-3972
http://www.empowernetwork.com/heidithomas/
+++ Tips & Tidbits from the Food Lady
It’s the season for Holiday cooking and baking!
It seems there is never enough time to get it all done, but maybe there
are some short cuts that might prove to be a big help.
Preparing anything ahead that can be either frozen, refrigerated or kept
in air tight containers, can assist in freeing up some time the day of
your dinner or event.
There is a book available on the NLS BARD site that you can either
download or check out through your local Talking Book library.
The Best of Cooking with Three Ingredients
Wornall, Ruthie. Read by Carol Dines. Reading time 8 hours 25 minutes.
Cooking
Recipes range from appetizers and beverages to soups, salads, vegetables,
main dishes, breads, and desserts--each based on three economical
ingredients and a short preparation time, although cooking and baking
times vary. Includes holiday and special-occasion menus. 2002.
There are a lot of great ideas for appetizers, desserts, and meals. Some
of the ingredients listed are not the healthiest, but I have found I can
substitute them for healthier versions.
Here are some examples:
Artichoke Dip:
One 14 ounce can or jar of artichoke hearts, drained and chopped.
One cup grated parmesan cheese. I prefer the fresher versions in the tubs
in the deli.
One cup mayonnaise. You can choose a healthier version like the olive oil
kind or fat free. There are even eggless versions made from tofu.
Combine all ingredients and mix well.
Pour into a greased baking dish. You can use whatever you like such as a
vegetable oil spray or olive oil, or even butter.
Bake at 350 degrees for 20-30 minutes.
Serve with fresh vegetables, chips, or crackers.
Ooh yum!
Pecan Bites:
One 8 ounce package cream cheese softened.
¼ pound blue cheese
80 pecan halves
Several hours before serving, Mix cream cheese and blue cheese in mixer.
Beat until creamy.
Cover and refrigerate. (for a while I am assuming. The book did not say)
Shape into 40 balls, and press a pecan half on each side of ball.
Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Hungry would like these!
Fruit Cocktail Cake:
My Grandma used to make a version of this.
One box yellow cake mix, your choice.
3 eggs
One 15 ounce fruit cocktail not drained
Pour all ingredients into a large bowl and mix well.
Pour into a greased and floured 9 x 13 inch pan.
Bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes.
Have fun cooking and enjoy sharing with family and friends!!!
Food Lady
+++Blind Man Walking
By Joshua Loya
I recently had a brief discussion via Twitter with someone regarding how
few Christians have actually read their Bible from cover to cover even
once. I was forced to admit that I had been a Christian for over ten years
before I read the Bible from start to finish. I had read quite a lot of
it, but I had skipped over very large portions. Whether you are rather
conservative theologically speaking, or take a more liberal perspective
with regard to such matters, most people would agree that the Bible is an
important book for all Christians to read at least once. For those of you
who are not Christians, please continue reading. This month’s article is
not only about Christianity and the Bible. It also has application for
those who do not share my faith.
One of the biggest difficulties people have with reading the Bible is its
sheer magnitude. There are over 1,000 chapters, and the more widely known
translations can be difficult for many people to read. Some passages are
familiar and read more like a story, while others are challenging because
they involve very detailed information, often given in a dry and
repetitive style. My suggestion, given very briefly, is to start with what
you can do, and move on from there.
Here is a more detailed example of what I mean. Start with the Gospel of
Luke. It is very straightforward, and is easy to follow, and it will give
you a clearer understanding of Jesus and His ministry while He was here on
Earth. Then, I would recommend moving on to Acts, as it is written by the
same author as the Gospel of Luke, and tells what happened to Christian
disciples in the 1st century, almost exactly where the Gospel of Luke
ended. I would then read from the beginning of the New Testament, stopping
before I got to the Book of Revelation. Revelation is a challenging book,
even for Christian theologians with Ph.Ds. Don’t stress yourself. Then,
you can read the Bible from beginning to end, including Revelation.
My advice for people taking their first class at our martial arts school
is not very different. If you can remember one thing from your first
class, then it was a success. You’re not expected to know everything; you’re
a white belt. I have 3 black belts, and even I don’t know everything.
Soke, our instructor, is an 8th degree black belt, and even he, being the
master and creator of our system, doesn’t know all there is to know about
martial arts. We both started with one thing, and added to it each time we
trained. If you keep going, and keep learning, you will also get your
black belt, just like we did.
This principle of starting small and moving forward and what ever rate you
can is applicable to nearly everything. Whether you’re talking about
weightlifting, learning braille, playing an instrument, getting your
degree, writing a book, running a marathon, or cooking a Thanksgiving
dinner, you start with what you can do, and you build from there. The
important thing is to keep going. Will you have days you want to give up?
It’s possible. Will you have challenges along the way? Certainly. The
important thing is to keep going. If you give up, you’re going to be
stuck. Even if you are moving at a snail’s pace, at least you are moving
forward. And, even if you have given up, you can always change your mind.
Joshua Loya is a blind musician, martial artist, and assistive technology
trainer living near San Diego, California. You may contact him at:
Mailto:[email protected]
You can learn more about him by visiting his website:
http://servantwarrioronline.com/
You can also follow him on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/ServantWarrior
++ Links of Interest
Try a free membership at All In Play accessible games and support The
Blind Post when you purchase a membership:
http://allinplay.com/play_for_free.php?referrer=81119730&reftype=URL
Purchase from Future aids: The Braille Super store and support The Blind
Post at the same time:
http://www.braillebookstore.com?Source=BlindPost/
New Visions Network, Bible studies, games with chat:
http://www.talkingcommunities.com/communities/NewVisionsNetwork/indexcompany/
Meet other blind friends at For The People .com:
http://for-the-people.com/homepage.php?promo=ftp%20singles%20promo.mp3
Bill Brown's Music by Ear homepage
http://www.musicvi.com/
Disabled Christian News
http://dcn.christian.net
for spine chilling old time radio free for the blind, visually impaired
and disabled.
http://fearyoucanhear.com/
Purchase a wonderful E-book about applying for, obtaining or owning a
guide dog, along with other great articles and information, at:
http://guidedogmanual.weebly.com
One of Food Lady’s favorite places to shop for health food and
supplements:
http://www.vitacost.com
Gianfranco Di Cosmo's Home Page
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Talks for Growing Christians: Daily Devotions with audio and study guides
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+++ Posting an Ad
Posting ads & announcements to The blind Post
Ads and announcements can now be posted anytime, for 30 days, on
theblindpost.com!
They will also be posted in the following month’s newsletter, emailed to
all current subscribers around the 5th to the 7th of that month.
Your first one, of 50 words or less is free, and each additional ad or
announcement, submitted within the same 30 days, is $5.
Phone numbers, Email addresses, and website addresses count as one word
each.
Ads over 50 words and less than 125, are $5.00.
Ads or announcements that are 125 words to 225 words are $10.00.
Over 225 to 300 words are $15, and 300 to 450 are $20.
If you would like to have a long-term ad posted on the website and
mentioned in the monthly newsletter, contact me to arrange a sponsorship
price.
Mailto:[email protected]
The same day you send me your ad or announcement, upon approval, I will
post it to the website.
The 30 days for your ad or announcement starts from the day it is posted
to the website.
If you have a picture of an item you are selling, attach it to an Email
with your ad and I will post that along with your ad.
If you are attaching a picture to your first free ad, this would change
the price from free to $5.
An additional $2.50 would be added to the price of longer ads or
announcements, for a picture to be included.
All links of interest that you send me are posted for free upon approval.
All ads: for sale, wanted, services, business
opportunities, announcements, links of interest, and any other submissions
will be posted as soon after they are submitted, via E-mail, and approved
by the editor.
I will contact you with any questions about your ad, if it does not meet
any of the requirements or if I need to change anything, prior to posting
it on the site.
Please Email me at:
Mailto:[email protected]
With your post exactly how you would like it
printed under a phrase saying Ad starts here:
Then, go to PayPal
http://www.paypal.com
And under the link “Send money” you can pay for the ad using:
[email protected]
And also put in the message field a short description of the ad.
This is so there is no mistake on which payment goes with which ad.
• You can now go to the website and purchase your ads using PayPal, a
credit card, or a debit card!
You do not need a Paypal account to use your debit card or credit card on
the website.
http://theblindpost.com/Postpurchaseanadorannouncement.html
If you need to send me a check to pay for your ad, you will need to
contact me to get my mailing address.
+++WHAT CAN YOU post on The Blind Post
*All ads that pertain to products or services for blind and visually
impaired persons, either by blind individuals or by companies or
organizations serving the blind and low vision community.
*Also any new and used items that blind and low vision individuals have to
sell.
* Wanted, if you are looking for a particular item, information, or
service.
*Any business opportunities that are offered by other blind or low vision
persons.
* Any announcements pertaining to the blind or low vision community.
* Any articles a blind person would like to share about a nonprofit
venture or an entertainment event featuring that blind individual.
So if you have an item to sell, a want, a service, a business opportunity,
announcement, article, or an event, please send me your ads today!
The editor reserves the right to decide if an announcement or ad, of any
kind, is suitable for The Blind Post.
Ads posted are not necessarily the beliefs or opinions of the editor or
The Blind Post. Make sure your contact information is correct for each
post you submit.
+++ Subscriptions
Subscribing to The Blind Post is free so spread the word to all your
friends!
Just send me an Email message with ”subscribe to the Blind Post” in the
subject line:
Mailto:[email protected]
And if you wish to unsubscribe send me an Email message with “unsubscribe
from the Blind Post” in the subject line to the above Email address, or
see below for a safe way to unsubscribe.
Thanks everyone for making The blind Post a great place to share and sell!
Please forward to all of your friends and encourage them to subscribe.
Lori AKA Food Lady
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