Just submitted Sounds Like Skipper The Story of Kerena Marchant and her Hearing Dog Skipper From the book Jacket: Skipper is a shaggy-haired Jack Russell, one of the earliest dogs trained in a new scheme to help people suffering from deafness. The author, a permanent researcher for BBC TV, has been deaf since infancy. Modern technology can equip her with a special high-powered hearing aid, but Skipper enables her to live alone, summoning her to doorbells and telephones, waking her when the alarm rings, and warning her of such unexpected hazards as burglars or fire alarms. The author's story of life with Skipper is full of insights into the plight of the deaf in contemporary society. under the .rtf section for download. And Out of Control Buy Baynard Kendrick From the Book Jacket: A Drink Before Dying Walter climbed into the car and sat behind the wheel, next to Marcia. "Feeling better, baby?" "Some." "A drink will help you." "I'll try." She raised the rye to her lips, gasped a little, but swallowed none. He took it from her and drank deeply. He finished the contents and tossed the bottle out of the window. It broke with a crash on the stony road. "Kiss me, baby." She put her lips to his and kept them there for a long time, then lowered him over the steering wheel. He'd sleep for hours from the veronal she had poured into the bottle of rye. In fact, if her plans worked out, he would never wake up ... Blind or not, Captain Duncan Maclain saw through Marcia Filmore almost from the start. She was young, beautiful, and deadly-a criminal psychopath who would stop at nothing to protect her rich marriage. And so, when blackmailer Walter Crane turned up dead, it was only natural that Maclain should start feeling his way through the dark and devious maze that led to Marcia. But that lethal lady intended to protect herself-even if she had to kill again . . . and again . . . and again... Under the .rtf section of the web site. Sound Like Skipper is an interlibrary loan book and should be returned before Wednesday, or I owe overdo fines on it. Out of Control is mine. Shelley L. Rhodes and Judson, guiding golden juddysbuddy@xxxxxxxxxxxx Guide Dogs For the Blind Inc. Graduate Advisory Council www.guidedogs.com The vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps - we must step up the stairs. -- Vance Havner