Yep, good job on undermining them. Although for those that can hear would know automatically it was an ad based on how the news personnel talk.
Yeah... I figured out what they said by the time I replayed it through ten times. Apparently I was still off on a few words... doesn't help that Kopke has an accent that I can't identify or Betty flatten out a few of her vowels (which is a dead-give away if a person is suffering from a hearing loss. At least that's how I am able to correct CI users' perception of the world.)
Thanks for the transcript. Although I was just trying to get the people who claimed themselves as deaf or hard-of-hearing to be more accountable for the materials they post.
Thanks! It just seems like you are well-read on these type of literature from looking around on AD. WHen I tried asking other Deaf people, they just recommend "Deafhood" and "A Journey Into the Deaf-World" which are a good place to start, although I don't think most people even finish reading those books, but it is not really the same as employing literacy devices in a fictional piece of work.
Closest thing I can find that is written by a Deaf person is Douglas Bullards's novel, "Islay," though. I do know that we are in an era where one can encouter all three methods in their daily lives.
Jillio, I forgot to tell you that I was going to post that time you ask me how I was but I couldn't post in your VM at the time.
I'm doing okay,work is getting a little slow.I'm thinking about going back to CNA class when I move out of state.But right now I'm getting things together (life).
Welcome back! It'd been so while! 
