DeafDigest Mid-Week edition, October 20, 2016
-- a most embarrassing deaf poster shown on TV
During last night's Clinton-Trump debate, a
deaf poster was shown on TV. Very embarrassing!
See it for yourself at:
http://deafdigest.com/national-deaf-embarrassment/
-- a crazy act by deaf during a softball game
Deaf people tend to tap on the shoulders of
other deaf people to get attention. Deaf
people should never tap on the shoulders of
hearing people - because it is considered
assault and battery. Anyway, a deaf person
tried to get the attention of a hearing
umpire during a softball game and tapped
on his shoulder. Naturally the hearing
umpire physically hit back the deaf player!
-- free in France, not free in USA
If deaf French people have problems
such as not getting government checks
or not being able to enroll a deaf
child in a school program, etc,
then legal assistance is free (for
the and the disabled). In USA, often
not free; there are some legal aid
services that are free but not easy
to get help. Too many clients and too
few legal aid attorneys - different
in France!
-- Outreach Coordinator
State of Pennsylvania
POTHOS, Inc. has a full time position available for “Pennsylvania TRS
Outreach Coordinator”, for client, Hamilton Relay. Position responsible
for coordinating and implementing outreach activities that promote
Telecommunication Relay Services (TRS) throughout the State of
Pennsylvania. Travel required. Preferred experience and skills: excellent
presentation skills; experience in public relations activities; direct
work experience with Telecommunications Relay Service or Captioned
Telephone Relay Service helpful. POTHOS, Inc. offers competitive wages and
benefits. Send resume to POTHOS, Inc, via email to chiefbrink@pothos.us
Contact Dori Brink at 619.546.0621 with questions.
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Barry's collections of past articles (with today's update)
-- obnoxious hearing employee dealing with deaf
http://deafdigest.com/collections/barrys-collections/
10/16/16 Blue and Gold editions at:
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