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Daryl G Crouse

Are you ever curious what VRS providers and others are saying to the FCC?

Well, if you've ever tried to find the docket at the FCC site, it is possible to find but there is no easy way to get updates. I have a treat for you! I wrote a script that takes the TRS (relay) comments, reports, filings, ex parte (without the public) meeting notices that providers have with the commission then rolls them all up into a nice web page and RSS feed.

It's a little difficult to repost here so I'm going to refer you to my personal website.

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Posted by Daryl G Crouse on July 3, 2009 at 3:47pm

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YEA! Administrative Law class is over...

I just got my grades back from administrative law class. I got a B!

I loved this class because it focused on the federal rulemaking procedures, public comment periods and federal agency justifications for rules.

I feel lucky to have been in the class, because of the other students is a former Federal Elections Commissioner. How cool.. to have a previous federal regulator now in law school taking the class with me. He and I had some good stories to swap about the FCC and his FEC.

Whew! Still n… Continue

Posted by Daryl G Crouse on July 3, 2009 at 3:35pm

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VRI Services Survey for Interpreters from NCIEC

From the NCIEC:

The National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers (NCIEC) Interpreting via Video Work Team is focused on identifying common needs, issues and practice of the video remote interpreting (VRI)industry. VRI is a fee-based interpreting service where at least one person (the interpreter, the deaf person or the hearing person) is at a distance.
The Work Team’s initial analysis will provide input to interpreter education regarding essential educational and training needs of inter… Continue

Posted by Daryl G Crouse on June 8, 2009 at 9:52am


 
 

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ASL4U replied to ASL4U's discussion 'Empty wish' in the group Hard Questions11 hours ago
>>As one of those "novice interpreters" who got NIC-Advanced, I would like to say this. I don't think that my language is at the level to be advanced, but I got it. So what am I supposed to do? Write to RID and complain that they gave me too good ...
SB Morgaine replied to ASL4U's discussion 'Empty wish' in the group Hard Questions12 hours ago
As one of those "novice interpreters" who got NIC-Advanced, I would like to say this. I don't think that my language is at the level to be advanced, but I got it. So what am I supposed to do? Write to RID and complain that they gave me too good of...
too late. Now all we can do is to take a deep breath - and see what's in store for us. Terri Hayes
 

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