AslMan

Oh! I'm Sorry
AslMan Yesterday, my wife and I went to the grocery to get some foods, while waiting in line to get some foods. A lady behind us saw us signing in ASL and all of sudden she tapped on my shoulder and said I'm sorry that you and your wife can't hear just sooo sorry, I gave that look to her and thought about it, finally I spoke to her she was shocked that i was abled to speak a...
Culture Fri, Feb 29 2008 hide this blog

John Tracey Clinic Slap My Hands
AslMan Long ago, when I was a child about 2-4 years old, my mother told me that I was in John Tracey Clinic school for speech therapy and learning education as well. I was fascinate with sign language that older people communicate. I just fell in love with sign language and try to communicate with sign language at John Tracey Clinic, when the teacher saw I signed, she slappe...
Language Audism Education Tue, Feb 12 2008 hide this blog

Update Discrimination at Work
AslMan It's been a year and half, since I left my work company. During all that time, I was working with my lawyer preparing for trial to come. Mine will start on October 21st, 2008 (finally PAH!). My lawyer asked me, if I win the case what is my goal to educate work company. I told them, they need to respect and treated equal with everyone especially with ASLAN people.I sug...
Language Audism Legal Wed, Feb 06 2008 hide this blog

John Ritter exposed ASL
AslMan Remember John Ritter, the famous Jack Tripper from Three's Company and 8 Simple Rules TV show. He died of aortic dissection, an unrecognized and undetected flaw in his heart. He was famous for clumsy acting, very funny expression that you can understand body language and even without speaking still show his expression.I learned yesterday that John Ritter spoke alittle...
Tue, Feb 05 2008 hide this blog

DeafRead Conference 2008 S.F.
AslMan DeafRead Conference 2008 S.F.We had a great time up in San Franscisco, we really did make some noise up in DeafRead Conference. It's great to see all bloggers and vloggers sharing their opinion and issues. We need to spread the word more on DeafRead, DeafVideo.tv, and upcoming new sites to form strong Aslan communities. It really inspired me to see all the presentatio...
Language Tech Culture Mon, Feb 04 2008 hide this blog

Discrimination at Work
AslMan I wonder any of you experience discriminate at work that doesn't provide interpreter to your needs? If you do please let me know and feedback on your experience at work. Did you file DFEH (Department of Fair Employment Housing) for your complaint against your work? Have they investigate the situation at work?I would like to share my experience that my work didn't [...]
Audism Fri, May 04 2007 hide this blog