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{SPEAKER name="Simon Carmel"}
If you happen to have a friend who is deaf/blind, here or this weekend, please let us know. We will get an interpreter for deaf/blind.

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If you want to make time, if you will contact us, please call our staff member, Jo Radner. Phone number is 244-6367, again 244-6367.

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After our interview here, please feel free to ask questions to the participants.
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Let's begin, please introduce yourselves, your name, where you are from, the job that you are working at.
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One of the participants will be coming soon she is making a videotape. Yes, that's fine.

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{SPEAKER name="Steve Jones"}
My name is Steve Jones, I'm originally from Baltimore, Maryland.
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I've lived in Washington for about 10 years and I work for the Washington Post as a printer
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and that's how I became involved with the deaf community. It was because about 100 printers at the Washington post are deaf.
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{SILENCE}

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{SPEAKER name="Jan De Lap/John Ennis (interpreter)"}
My name is Jan De Lap and I'm originally from Wisconsin.
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I went to a deaf school there, the state school and I moved here in this area, oh, about 11 years ago
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to go to Gallaudet College and presently I am working at the Washington Post as a printer.

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{SPEAKER name="Dick Moore/John Ennis (interpreter)"}
My name is Dick Moore, my old hometown is in Kentucky, I've lived here the past ten years. I work