RE: [Braillenote] waterproof the BN

[limestonelady]

Boy does that bring back memmories! Dr. Kinney was an amazing man, and his 
speech cadence was easy to follow after a while.
Have any of you ever watched Sue Thomas, fbi? i find her speech easy to 
follow, and speaking of Richard Kinney, Geraldine Lahorne was also easy to 
follow.
I find it disconceerting, when Marley Matlan uses her male interpreter, as 
you know this is suposed to be a woman, but the voice is that of a man, and 
her speech isn't really that bad. Wish she'd use it more.
Then of course, there is the first lady, Hellen Keller. I have heard 
samples of her speech, and can't help but wonder how different it might be 
today, with modern techniques Some speech expert somewhere said that she 
would have been able to speak much better, if she had been taught to 
"sing", as she would have had truer pitch.
Ohoh! Sorry to the moderators for straying off topic, but it still relates 
in a way.
One more thought. I thought Hellen Keller, sounded like Eleanor Rosevelt, 
and anne Sulivan, sounded like Rose Kennedy.
Linda.