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I have a wish for Santa. I am not a child any more, but I AM a child-at-heart. I visited the surgeon last week, and he said that if my problem keeps growing as it is, I will have to have surgery. I am on the fence as to how I feel about this. I have had this recurring problem for YEARS. I know that surgery will FINALLY make it so I will never have this ever again! At the same time, this will mean a visit to and a stay at the hospital. I have known this surgeon for years, and completely trust him to do his job right. But who likes going to and staying in the hospital? Who likes surgery? Certainly not me. What my wish is for me to know one way or the other which way I want more: to go get this problem fixed, or have the pain go away.

==> VIDEO DESCRIPTION <== The video opens with large room and a runway down the center. People are sitting on both sides anxiously awaiting the start of the Austin Beauty Pageant. The backdrop to the runway is large black velvet curtains, There are four tall, white pillars covered in sheer fabric with twinkling lights inside. two palm plants sit at both sides of the runway stage. The name “AUSTIN” in sparkly letters is hanging by wires in front of the velvet curtains. The camera zooms in quickly to reveal a tall young white woman with long curly hair and a full face of make-up. Behind her are three young women, a brunette, a blonde, and a brunette, all dressed up with long hair and smiling with their hands on their hips and facing the audience of the room. The tall young white woman with long curly hair wears hoop earrings with dangling sparkling crystals along with a black off the shoulder mini dress. She has her left hand on her hip and smiles as she signs: REBECCA: I’m Miss Rebecca Giuntoli, contestant number five. A new scene shows Rebecca smiling and dancing with two other young white women. Rebecca is in the center and has her hands up. The other two young women are also contestants. In a new scene, Rebecca is walking on the stage and is smiling with her hands on her hips, facing the audience. Behind her, 4 contestants are also smiling with their hands on their hips and facing the audience. They all have long brunette hair. All women are wearing dresses. In a different shot, Rebecca’s family is sitting in the audience showing support for Rebecca. From left to right: an older white woman, Rebecca’s grandmother, has short silver hair and wears crystal earrings and necklace. Her dress is blue and has slits in the sleeves. She smiles at Rebecca proudly. Next to her is Rebecca’s mother, she is a middle aged white woman with long blonde hair and glasses wearing a black silk blouse and white pants. She has her legs crossed and smiles and signs “i love you” to Rebecca. Sitting next to her is Rebecca’s younger sister who is wearing glasses and has her short blonde hair in a bun on the top of her head. She wears a blue and white striped dress. Last, is Rebecca’s father, who is a middle-aged white man and has short grey hair and wears a black suit with a black button-up shirt and the collar open. He smiles at Rebecca lovingly. In a new scene, Rebecca is on stage and wearing a formal white gown with crystal embellishments. The dress is sleeveless and fitted and flares at the legs. Her long curly hair is swept to the side and over her left shoulder revealing ornate crystal earrings that match her dress. She smiles at the audience with her hands on her hips. A tall young white woman with long hair and big curls, wearing a long black gown, holds a microphone and note cards. Behind her is a short white woman. This is Rebecca’s interpreter. Rebecca put her hand in a large glass bowl and takes out a piece of paper and hands it to the tall woman in a black gown. She signs: REBECCA: My goal is to become an environmental impact and remediation consultant. I want to work on an off-shore oil rig. In a new scene, Rebecca is standing with her family out side the pageant in the lobby of the building. She is still wearing the long formal gown. Her family faces her adoringly, and her sister is holding long red roses as she signs: REBECCA: Even though I didn't win Miss Austin, I will remain true to my values and goals. I will always continue to cherish and love Austin. My goal of encouraging greater representation for deaf children and being a role model for them still stands. I also want to continue encouraging children to cherish being out in nature. I also still feel strongly about women pursuing an career in the trades. There are plenty of opportunities for them out there in the trades. I will continue to stay focused on my values and goals. The ZVRS and Purple logos appear over a white background. End of video.

== VIDEO DESCRIPTION == [♪ peaceful acoustic guitar ♪] (A young white woman with long curly hair wearing a white dress with exposed shoulders has her back to the camera. She is standing in front of a colorful mural that says “GREETINGS FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS.” She turns around to face the camera, smiles showing her teeth and signs. Text graphic appears and reads: “REBECCA GIUNTOLI.”) REBECCA: Hi, I’m Rebecca Giuntoli. I’m a model in Austin, TX and running for Miss Austin. ( Rebecca stands with her family. 6 white people smile and wave while they stand in the grass in front of their family home. From left to right: an older man with a short clipped haircut in a button-up shirt and jeans; a short, stylish older woman with short whispy hair wearing a white, grey and pink tunic and white pants; a tall slender teenaged girl with glasses and her hair in a bun wearing a grey t-shirt and denim cut-off shorts; Rebecca, a tall slender young woman with long curly hair wearing a denim button up western style shirt with black cropped pants; a shorter teenaged girl with her long curly hair half-up wearing a black button-up tank top and denim jeans; a middle aged woman with long wavy hair wearing a white blouse and denim jeans.) (Rebecca sits on an iron chair out doors and signs to the camera.) REBECCA: My entire family is Deaf. I’m third generation. We’re so close-knit. (Rebecca smiles and signs with her family outdoors) (Rebecca sits on an iron chair out doors and signs to the camera.) REBECCA: I graduated from Texas School for the Deaf. I grew up there since I was a baby until I graduated high school one year ago. I truly enjoyed my time there. It was a big school with almost 600 students there. I felt like it was a normal school. People would look at me like I’m a normal student. They would look at me, not as a Deaf person, but look at who I am. (Rebecca embraces her teenage sister with a hug.) (Rebecca sits on an iron chair out doors and signs to the camera.) REBECCA: What’s inside you; your interests, your performance, your passion, your goals in life; is what is important. It defines you. (Rebecca’s family stands on grass in front of their family home and wave to the camera. The camera quickly pans out into the sky and Rebecca’s family appears smaller and further away. The screen turns white and a text appears: “THE MISS AUSTIN COMPETITION IS ON SUNDAY, JUNE 3RD. INTERPRETERS WILL BE PROVIDED! SHARE THIS VIDEO TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR REBECCA.” The ZVRS and Purple logos appear and the video ends.)

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Does this include students who are almost a year away from taking their first interpreting test? haha I don't know if you guys respond, but I was not being really serious. As a third year college student majoring in interpreting in ASL, I really appreciate this video for honoring all the great interpreters out there.

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Truth that I have Smart vp as like to me as clear show me that can see face when I need to call someone .WOW, the picture of the tv showed me more clearly as interpreter show the person's sign language. That tv made me more impress for clearly.

I remember the first VRS I tried. I was constantly getting frozen video quality VERY low. When I tried contacting Customer Service, they didn't seem to care. Finally, in frustration, I decided to switch to Purple. One of the first things I learned was the other company had ported my phone number without my permission! So I got a new one, and haven't had any troubles since!

As a teacher of Marlton Deaf School in Los Angeles, it has been extremely helpful for my students to develop skills in making appointments, using receptive and expressive skill appropriately with a qualified interpreter and on the message board as well. Our IEP goal for any student is to gain confidence and be independent. You are my co teacher! The parents are amazed that they CAN do it. Thanks a bunch! N. Bazzell

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It's amazing video, Lisa McBee!!! I will keep this video for lifetime. It means to me a lot because you are inspiring me how my purple communication experience was. YOU ARE AN AMAZING! 😎😃😜😉😊😁😌

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Lisa- you captured our culture at Purple very well. We love our customers!! ASL, VCO, PoPo, and all!

By far the BEST ASL version of the Star-Spangled Banner I have ever seen! Excellent job at conveying the emotion behind the story of our National Anthem.

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Have you wondered what that ‘Announce Relay’ option is in your P3 call settings? This video shows you why it is important and suggests the best practices to follow when choosing not to have the interpreter announce relay on a personal or business call.

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