[Nfb-lions] Possible Suggestion About Increasing Lion Magazine on NFB Newsline

Steven Johnson blinddog3 at charter.net
Tue Dec 29 23:28:42 UTC 2015


Has anyone contacted Lions International to see if they can make this work
for everyone?  Remember, many Lions are older, and don't have the computer
skills we have, so making this accessible to all Lions is really essential
especially with this transition.  I can put a good word out to 2 of our club
members who are past International Directors to see if they know what the
best avenue to pursue this might be.

Lion Steve

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From: Nfb-lions [mailto:nfb-lions-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of adrijana
prokopenko via Nfb-lions
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2015 9:43 AM
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Subject: Re: [Nfb-lions] Possible Suggestion About Increasing Lion Magazine
on NFB Newsline

I can easily spread it on my facebook called:
Blind penpals
but I think they will need to work on making it more accessible to blind
people who use speech programs. I addressed this issue to them but don't see
much difference. It will make it much easier if they make it in one pdf file
per magazine that would be read at a click of a button or one audio file
that we could access by downloading, otherwise, it is too much scrolling and
on the pdf version, most of the pages are mixed up and repeated.

On 12/29/15, Paul Smith via Nfb-lions <nfb-lions at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello fellow Lions.  Here's a suggestion about spreading the word 
> about The Lion Magazine on NFB Newsline that, if done right, just 
> might increase readership.
>
> Why not approach your radio reading and/or information service in your 
> locality and see if they'd run an add on the availability of our mag 
> on NFB Newsline? I'm sure there are many more blind folk who listen to 
> this kind of specialized reading service who are also subscribers of 
> NFB Newsline.  I've approached our radio reading service here in 
> Baltimore, and hopefully before too long something can be generated 
> locally.  You might even determine if your local club has a program 
> that blind folk could attend, and this info could be incorporated into 
> say a weekly reading of The Lion Magazine, provided of course that a 
> volunteer can be found locally to read the mag.  Anyway just a suggestion.
>
> Before I close my post, I'd like to wish my fellow Lions a good new 
> year 2016 both personally and in your service in Lionism.  Your fellow 
> Lion, Lion Paul, a proud member of a District 22A club
>
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