From: "Frank Ibarra" <[log in to unmask]>

Hello.  Here is a url to a program called Handy Talk.  This particular
show has an interview with a designer.  You might want to check it
out as it gives great pointers for new designers, and marketing.

Thanks.
Be safe,
your friend,

Frank
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From:                   "Michael Lauf" <[log in to unmask]>
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Date sent:              Wed, 02 Jun 1999 22:08:59 -0500
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Subject:                HandiTalk for June 1ST

        Sorry for the delay of HandiTalk.  A bad storm came through and phone lines are filled with noise which keeps disconnecting
me.  This week's show cover good, bad and future web design with Daniel Will-Harris of
http://efuse.com
and I spoke with Mike Calvo of Miami Florida about making work sites accessable to create and maintain employment of blind and
partially sighted persons.
http://ttalk.com/content/handitalk/thisweek.ram

Thanks for your patience, patronage and positive comments.  We're working on getting distribution through the National
Association of Radio Reading Services.  Infact, HandiTalk will begin airing in Arizona which is also now fed on the net.

Michael Lauf
http://handitalk.ttalk.com




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