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"Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Dee D. Flint wrote: "Keith" wrote in message ... On 26 Jul 2003 04:25:19 GMT, Alun Palmer wrote: A better idea than just operating. They might even agree, although I wouldn't bank on it. Another problem that was pointed out to me are people with disabilities. According to the American with Disabilities Act the government can not discriminate against disabled people . Now that s25.5 is international law the government must now accommodate disabled people and they must do it without reasonable delay. A 5wpm code test does not discriminate against Americans with disabilities. Disabled people have passed while their unhandicapped brethren have sat on the sideline whining about the code. Right on Dee. I am d**m near deaf, and if a guy who reads lips can learn morse, then most everyone can. - Mike KB3EIA - My ex had 70% hearing loss in both ears and a constant ringing of the ears. He too passed his 5wpm. Although he did have it so loud when he practiced that I either had to leave the room or make him wear headphones. Of course there were other testing methods for those who were totally deaf. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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