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PodCasts | Comments Off on PROMO REMINDER: Paying The Cost | January 7th, 2011
Hello Everyone,
The following is just a quick reminder:
The Apple App Store is home to thousands of wonderfully useful and creative programs that enhance and enrich the lives of hundreds of thousands of people around the world for as little as 99 cents American. But what if you are blind or low vision and in order to obtain an accessible version of the program, you must pay more than the standard cost?
Recently, a company called Essency, released a dazzlingly innovative and useful utility called Awareness, The Headphones App, that in effect allows you to listen to music and the outside world at the same time.
Currently, those using VoiceOver, Apple’s software screen reading solutions for the blind and low vision, must pay an additional cost in order to purchase the VoiceOver accessible user interface for the program.
Join me on the Secret Life of Mark Marcus on Friday, January 7, 2011 at 7:00pm (PST) when I will be interviewing the president of Essency, Mr. Alex Georgiou who has graciously agreed to accept questions from callers.
To listen to or participate in the live show call (724) 898-1193.
To learn more about the Secret Life of Mark Marcus including how you can sign up for text message alerts and how you can listen online, go to candleshore.com/secrets
Click Here to listen to the audio PROMO for this upcoming episode.
Mark
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Windows 7 | Comments Off on Beginners Guide to Setting Up Windows Live Mail 2011 | January 7th, 2011
Hello All,
The following comes to us courtesy of SimpleHelp.com
Mark
Beginners Guide to Setting Up Windows Live Mail 2011
If you’re moving from XP or Vista to Windows 7, you might be wondering where the Windows Mail app is. It’s actually part of the Live Essentials 2011 suite of utilities and here we’ll give you the beginners guide for setting it up and some basic functions. Read the rest of this entry »
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PodCasts | Comments Off on EP: Bury Me Again | January 7th, 2011
Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 50 minute episode of the 1970s CBS Mystery Theater radio drama, “Bury Me Again”, published here as a Candle Shore Podcast.
As you listen to this episode, it will become clear that if crime doesn’t pay, it at least leases.
Mark
Episode: Bury Me Again
Hello Everyone,
Get what you DON’T pay for: Here are a whopping 196 programs, courtesy of PC Magazine, that cost absolutely nothing, but will make your computing life much richer.
Click Here To Continue …
Mark
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PodCasts | Comments Off on EP78: Mark On KPFK Radio’s Access Unlimited – Exercise Me | January 5th, 2011
Hello All,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 23 minute excerpt from KPFK Radio’s Access Unlimited talk show in which I discuss things to consider when beginning an exercise regimen as a low vision or blind person.
Mark
Episode: Mark On KPFK Radio’s Access Unlimited – Exercise Me
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PodCasts | Comments Off on EP: What Happened To Mrs. Forbush | January 4th, 2011
Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 50 minute episode of the 1970s CBS Mystery Theater radio drama, “What Happened To Mrs. Forbush”, published here as a Candle Shore Podcast.
As you listen to this episode, you will come to understand that what happens in the past does not necessarily remain in the past.
Enjoy,
Mark
Episode: What Happened To Mrs. Forbush
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General | Comments Off on Mark’s Crystal Ball | January 3rd, 2011
Hello All,
You know, I am a very blessed man. Back in 1985 on a warm summer night, I found myself walking hand-in-hand with a beautiful gypsy girl in Fremantle, Western Australia. We were in love.
I remember the warm wind and how it caused her long brown hair to swirl about and brush the side of my neck and face. I remember how she squeezed my hand as she hurried, with me in tow, from one street-side shop to another with excitement at the prospect of what treasures may lie within them. It was a perfect night, a night for young love and for young dreams, as well.
At some point during that perfect Saturday night, we Read the rest of this entry »