Een Open Brief naar Dove Mensen
Kalalau's Korner Dag allemaal!Dit is een open brief naar Dove mensen en hun collega's in Nederland. Wij zijn Carl Schroeder en James Kittell en wij vertegenwoordigen ASL Media, een privezaken in de Verenigde Staten van Amerika. Wij denken dat wij iets laten opwekken met u te delen.Hetr doel van onze reis naar uw land is te ontmoeten en te sluiten vriendschap met u en overonze ideeen m... Mon, Sep 07 2009 The Frank Turk Imposter
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: I love this video! Sun, Aug 30 2009 A Visit to VIABLE
Kalalau's Korner An announcement vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about his recent visit to John Yeh, CEO of VIABLE last week Thursday. He summarizes talks by Frank Turk and Jeff Rosen who were there, too. Sun, Aug 30 2009 Normalcy in Deaf America
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses how our American society makes everyone normal under any circumstance whatsoever. The U.S. President John F. Kennedy made it possible for my Deaf parents to move to the U.S. within 6 months so that we could have a normal life. We came to live in the U.S. on September 21, 1963, just two months before JFK's assissination. Mon, Aug 24 2009 Three Cups of Tea: Recommended Reading
Kalalau's Korner An book review vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses concisely the book Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. This is an inspiring book that brings us into the "friendly yet different" world of Muslims. Visit www.threecupsoftea.com Sun, Aug 23 2009 ASL Enquirer: Myth Issue
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder makes some satirical statements in this myth issue of American Sign Language Enquirer. Sat, Aug 22 2009 Deaf Syllogism
Kalalau's Korner A philosophy vlog: Carl Schroeder asks who lives in a doghouse after discussing this syllogism.Premise A: Deafness is not normal.Premise B: Ken is deaf.Conclusion: Ken is not normal.True of False? You be the judge! Sat, Aug 22 2009 The Second Commandment and the Deaf
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses whether Deaf babies are endowed within the image of God. Although he is not very religious, he has been appalled by people who attempted to create the image of God in DVTV. The creation of any image of anything at all, whether divine or mundane, that makes Deaf babies hear is already a no-no! Fri, Aug 21 2009 American Sign Language in 1965
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shows how ASL was written with lowercase in 1965. The English language does change, too! Fri, Aug 21 2009 CI War Stories: Vulgarity Is For Losers
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder compares CI vulgarity to President Richard Nixon's vulgarity. Vulgarity is for losers, neither more nor less. Fri, Aug 21 2009 Guest Vlogger: My Son Is Deaf, Finally!
Kalalau's Korner Four years later after a hearing son of deaf parents was born, the time was right. His parents felt ready to explore the option and made the decision to go ahead with surgery for him in Brazil. Last week, he had his hearing inactivated indefinitely b...y removing both cochleae from the ears. He became profoundly deaf like his parents. They have been immensely blessed ... Fri, Aug 21 2009 I Am an I.D. Theft Victim for 12 Years
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses his being an I.D. theft victim since 8/25/1997 when he was arrested and charged for bulgary, breaking in a warehouse, looting various stuff, and pawning the stolen items. Although his case was dismissed and expunged, the FBI flagged him for criminal. FBI doesn't have the court information. Carl's painful experience was recal... Wed, Aug 19 2009 A Contract with Interpreter: The Cheapest Bid
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains his experience with an interpreter who had a contract with the Maryland courthouse. Something must be wrong! Wed, Aug 19 2009 Lessons Learned from Silent Weekend
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains some feedbacks from last weekend's retreat for interpreters and ASL instructors. Numerous participants want to hear stories "we tell ourselves about ourselves." Tue, Aug 18 2009 What If God Uses Sign Language
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder recalls Senator Robert Kennedy's speech in South Africa in 1960s when he asked what if God is black. Now Carl asks: what if God uses sign language. Mon, Aug 17 2009 Let's Teach Each Other ASL Academically
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder reacts to InsameMisha's vlog and supports academic ASL discussed by Nancy, Nikki and Mike. ASL grammar can help Deaf children learn English. In ASL pragmatics, we can offer each other critiques. Sun, Aug 16 2009 Two Pictures from my Past
Kalalau's Korner A show-and-tell vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his picturesthat he used for his introduction in the workshop at Western Oregon University yesterday. Sun, Aug 16 2009 Deaf People Think Differently ...
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder thinks that hearing people think deaf people think differently! Fri, Aug 14 2009 The Crabbiest Moment: High Functioning
Kalalau's Korner A satire vlog: Carl Schroeder is Gisba the Clown, joking and mocking in American Sign Language (ASL) those who are high functioning. Fri, Aug 14 2009 ASLeCLUB.com
Kalalau's Korner An announcement vlog: Carl Schroeder announces a new electronic club. Visit www.asleclub.com and watch his video about five language components of American Sign Language. Wed, Aug 12 2009 ASL: From Deep Structure to Surface Structure
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about an upcoming workshop he is preparing. He discusses briefly how important the cervical bones and nervous system are to using American Sign Language. Wed, Aug 12 2009 Open Video Letter to the RID: Bright Blue Ribbon and Star...
Kalalau's Korner An open letter vlog: Carl Schroeder challenges the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) for issuing bright blue ribbons to the Deaf attending its Philadelphia conference last week. Were these bright blue ribbons similar to the yellow Star of David issued to the Jews during the past century? A full explanation is expected. Mon, Aug 10 2009 Kill All the Linguists
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder offers some linguistic explanations for a different hand configuration in one of his pictures. Mon, Aug 10 2009 A Hearing Friend from my Childhood
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains that his linguistics informant made him realize how his childhood friend who can hear sounded, which was unbeknown to Carl for many years. Mon, Aug 10 2009 One Weekend of a Lifetime
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his personal experience of one weekend he spent with his schoolmate Tom. Communication was completely minimal (if not minimized). Mon, Aug 10 2009 ASL is ... Deaf-Centered, Deaf-Controlled, Deaf-Oriented
Kalalau's Korner One role is to convince hearing people of the value of ASL and Deaf culture. The other is to pull in deaf people to a particular brand of ASL and practice of Deaf culture from other ways of being deaf.--Jane Fernandes and Shirley Shultz Myers(to be published in the Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education, 2009)Today we are living in a culture that is fascinated wit... Sat, Aug 08 2009 A Badly Translated "Mother Goose" Book
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses how ASL is destroyed and bastardized in the book "Nursery Rhymes from Mother Goose told in Signed English" by Harry Bornstein and Karen Saulnier and published by Gallaudet University Press. Signs are completely and intentionally distorted, and there are absolutely no "ASL hand shape" rhymes in this book. This book is probabl... Thu, Aug 06 2009 ASL Enquirer: I Am Deafmore
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder edits the special edition of AE (ASL Enquirer) that focuses on a hot topic: I Am Deafmore. Tue, Jul 28 2009 Brainless, Loveless and ... Deafless (?)
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder questions the term, deafless, that is coined by Barry Sewell. Mon, Jul 27 2009 Away On Vacation
Kalalau's Korner An announcement vlog: Carl Schroeder announces that he will be away on vacation till August 13th. Tue, Jul 21 2009 Shakespeare and Ridor
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder uses William Shakespeare to distinguish between what is funny and what is not. Mon, Jul 20 2009 D2D on DVTV's R-List
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains the damage-to-data (D2D) clause on the R-List and seeks to cease cyber-hypocrisy within DVTV. Mon, Jul 20 2009 Twisting and Twisted in DVTV
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses e-graffiti (reframing a public vlog or video-comment) in the DVTV sphere. Mon, Jul 20 2009 5 P's: The Personal, the Political, the Professional, the...
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses 5 P's as the introduction to the second chapter of his dissertation which focuses on methodology. Mon, Jul 20 2009 ASL Enquirer: Summer Issue
Kalalau's Korner An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about the moon being visited by a deaf peddler long before the astronauts did. Sat, Jul 18 2009 Post-American Revolution War Movement: Adult and Higher...
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains that we the Deaf can start learning about our language and culture, American Sign Langauge, by modeling on the post American Revolution War learning movement. Fri, Jul 17 2009 Moon Landing Naysayers and Deaf-Related Conspiracies
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder recalls one early morning 40 years ago when he was awakened to watch TV about the moon landing. He compares the moon landing naywayers with today's Deaf-related conspiracies. Fri, Jul 17 2009 A Deaf Naysayer's Confession
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder confesses that he is a naysayer when it comes to the term DEAF. He very much prefers to talk about American Sign Language (ASL). Fri, Jul 17 2009 The Earliest American Naysayer: A Lesson for The Deaf
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains that we the Deaf will always have a group of naysayers. He points out that Cotton Mather (1663-1728) was the earliest American naysayer who favored the British culture in the Colonial America. Thu, Jul 16 2009 DBC, AFA and the U.S. Government
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains that our United States government didn't have the Constitution right away. It took 11 years to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1787. There were numerous ad hoc groups rebelling against the British,and Carl tells about a story from St.Mary, Maryland. They are lessons we could learn to support DBC and AFA. Thu, Jul 16 2009 My Video Letter to The Honorable Senator Ron Wyden
Kalalau's Korner A letter vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses that since American Sign Language is a natural resource of the Deaf for information, kowledge and communication, he urges Senator Ron Wyden to become one of 51 co-sponsors of Senator Jack Reed's April 22nd proposal, the No Child Left Inside Act of 2009. Carl's video letter can serve as a sample letter for others, and it has been... Tue, Jul 14 2009 Matter + Form = Substance
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains Aristotle's metaphysics by asserting that deafness implies American Sign Language for substance for meaning making in language and culture. Mon, Jul 13 2009 My Video Letter of Application Landed Me a Job!
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his experience with the video letter of application he made in 2006 and he got hired in his current tenure-line position at Western Oregon University last year summer. BE INNOVATIVE! Sun, Jul 12 2009 Open Video Letter to DeafRead Editors
Kalalau's Korner An open letter vlog: Carl Schroeder claims that there exists a dishonest description of his "vlog" published in DeafRead with a special link to his comment made in DeafTV. The title "The Video of Your VP Calls Might Be Recorded" is not Carl's and it's completely inexcusable for the DeafRead editors to authorize the publication of such a false title. It's a professiona... Sun, Jul 12 2009 Economics and Politics of ASL: A Lesson for the NAD
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder suggests that all state associations demand that all communications from the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) be in video letters for economical and political reasons. Any video letter in Congress, for example, would necessitate top notch interpreters and native signers to consult the representatives or senators. Video letters s... Fri, Jul 10 2009 Teach American Sign Language to the Blind
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder proposes a new type of leadership by teaching American Sign Language (ASL) to the Blind. Several states across the nation are considering combining Deaf and Blind schools, and it is therefore a wonderful time for us--Deaf people--to demand that blind children and their teachers learn ASL so they could communicate with the Deaf on the ... Wed, Jul 08 2009 Two Foundations of ASL: The Mental and the Social
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about approaching the centennial of George Veditz's film appeal of preserving American Sign Language (ASL). Wed, Jul 08 2009 ASL Door for Me
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses his reasons why he chooses to open ASL Door. He was born into the Deaf world, and he doesn't know otherwise. ASL is what draws him for information, knowledge and communication. Tue, Jul 07 2009 Ebonics and ASL Are Here to Stay
Kalalau's Korner A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeer explains how African-American people denied the Oakland School Board's decision to recognize Ebonics as a valid linguistic system in 1996. Ebonics was not in a dictionary, they said. There exists striking similarities between rejecting Ebonics and denying American Sign Language: hostile criticism, misinformation, and avoidance. Wed, Jul 01 2009 A Big Question for Children with Cochlear Implants
Kalalau's Korner A discussion/question vlog: Carl Schroeder wonders if the intriguing connections between music and cognitive development in children with CI. Research shows that music can help children (hearing) with other disabilities (dyslexia, learning difficulties, etc.) listen and learn. Can children with CI benefit from the connections between music and education? Wed, Jul 01 2009
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