[Vision2020] Moscow City Council Monday Agenda
Tami Stinebaugh
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That was exactly what I was talking about Donovan, a third person. The woman uses the relay service where she can call anybody at any time (including us, and we do not have a special machine). This would make the phone number that was posted usable by any deaf person who uses this option to phone people. She just simply contacts the middle person and types in her message, and the middle person relays it via telephone to me. I respond to the person on the phone, and she/he types it back to the woman who is deaf. There is no special phone needed by the person being called, but I'm not sure what you need in order to MAKE these calls. All I know is that she made it sound as if it is something frequently used in the deaf community.
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From: Donovan Arnold <donovanarnold@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: RE: [Vision2020] Moscow City Council Monday Agenda
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<html><div style='background-color:'><P>Tami,</P>
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<P>Actually, you are right, but they use a machine called a TDD. The number listed in that statement was not the TDD number. Without this it would be impossible unless there is a third person to help out. I work with the disabled, one is partially deaf. I also once had a deaf roommate that used this machine when calling, and could only call numbers with this machine as well. Also, the City Council should always use a translator for the deaf because it is more likely a person will watch it on TV rather than go to the City Council meeting in person. Thanks.</P>
<P>Donovan J Arnold<BR><BR></P></DIV>
<DIV></DIV>>From: Tami Stinebaugh <stin1624@uidaho.edu>
<DIV></DIV>>To: Donovan Arnold <donovanarnold@hotmail.com>
<DIV></DIV>>CC: vision2020@moscow.com
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: Re: RE: [Vision2020] Moscow City Council Monday Agenda
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 18:29:52 -0800
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<DIV></DIV>>Actually Donovan, a hearing impaired person can use a telephone relay to call others. We work regularly with the Idaho School for the Deaf & Blind because of my son's hearing impairment, and we receive calls occassionally from our sign language teacher who is completely deaf. How it works (I think) is that they call a middle person and type in a message which is transmitted to that person. The middle person calls the number the person wishes to connect with and speaks the message to that person. That person then responds, and the middle person types the message back to the original caller. You would have to have the equipment to do this, but it is possible, and I know many deaf people do it. Just fyi,
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<DIV></DIV>>Tami Stinebaugh
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