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Bloop! At The Rim SUBTITLE HOWLERS BBC weather presenter Carol Kirkwood's gale warning was lost in translation to 'there will be severe disruption to fairies' instead of 'ferries' Tue, Oct 15 2019 · 4 hours ago Signamy At The Rim The first product is a web plugin that translates website content to Sign Language, its main purpose is to make information accessible for Deaf people. The second product is a mobile app that aims to facilitate communication between Deaf and hearing people, making easier to remember vocabulary and shortened the learning process. Tue, Oct 15 2019 · 5 hours ago Healthcare Rights: Australia At The Rim The UK and USA have them too, the trick is to enforce them, so far the UK has seen a drastic reduction of what was once there, and the USA system is a free for all of bias, but at least they have an effective sue legal system. The elephant in the room is Charity, the UK state unloaded the onus of care and support to them and, you cannot sue charity for not comi... Mon, Oct 14 2019 Hearing but not as you know it. At The Rim Touching documentary about Helen Willis who is totally deaf following a meningitis infection at the age of 2. She was one of the first in the UK to receive a cochlear implant, allowing her to hear the world around her albeit through impoverished sounds. Now she is flourishing at Oxford University, and despite difficulties in everyday tasks, she hopes to continue into ... Fri, Oct 11 2019 Deaf at Work At The Rim Deaf Employees At Work from Sign Solutions on Vimeo. Seems to debunk the myth Deaf are not getting support, it's just a postcode lottery. All you have to do is move to London. Fri, Oct 11 2019 How to include deafies... At The Rim Basic advice, but impracticable in operation in a crowded social area. Deaf have to allow for situations where people are not going to take the time to accommodate you for any long length of time. Most 'deaf' plan well ahead so situations unexpected you have an answer to them. They don't attend the social gatherings to lecture others on what they should be doing... Fri, Oct 11 2019 Terry Riley dead. At The Rim The British Deaf Association is deeply saddened by the recent passing of our previous Chair, Dr. Terry Riley. OBE A passionate leader and inspirational figure, Terry has had a long association with the BDA spanning over fifty years at different levels; as Branch Secretary, Branch Chairman, Area Council Chair, as a member of the Executive Council, and finally as Chai... Thu, Oct 10 2019 Deaf Sir whatever... At The Rim HI C****m (Here is the full version). I am writing concerning your involvement with the Welsh Assembly Cross Party committee. Firstly, I have fond memories of the WCD from when Norman And Jackie Moore were still involved, I was a regular contributor to the old WCD magazine as well, and it's great to see young blood there, previously you needed to be at least 10... Thu, Oct 10 2019 Carers or jobs for the boys? At The Rim This charity currently in the 'wars' over bullying allegations and running at a loss while gagging members has launched yet another dubious scheme to 'help deaf people'. ATR asks What about security and privacy of deaf people in this latest wheeze? What area oversees those? The BDA itself with their poor record? It's not a good idea to have support for the de... Thu, Oct 10 2019 Mission Impossible? At The Rim "Your Mission (If you choose to accept it), is to ensure complete access for the deaf and hard of hearing outside their homes. Should you (Or your operatives and campaigners), fail to achieve this aim, then obviously we will disallow any knowledge of you... cut off your funding and send you back to school." HoH still miffed at lip-reading claims. 'I don't think... Tue, Oct 08 2019 At the Dentists. At The Rim Interdisciplinary Collaboration from Darian Jones on Vimeo. Mon, Oct 07 2019 Google Transcribe. At The Rim Just HOW effective is it? Can it replace sign when deaf are having issues with text/grammar? How an app will revolutionise education for deaf students. Imagine you’re in class trying to take down notes for an important test next week. How you do in this test and what you’re learning in school are not without far-reaching consequences in how your life an... Mon, Oct 07 2019 Me and Don (Quixote). At The Rim A response on HoH social media on why inclusion does not seem to be working for the HoH or the 'deaf'. I was told we must keep fighting... "My life work in reality but I feel the HoH as an issue area does not exist in the UK. I feel more like Don Quixote than myself as being ignored is the norm. There is no national UK support system, but amazingly I was... Mon, Oct 07 2019 AI Solutions and disability. At The Rim AI solutions in the disability market - Eyra Abraham. We often hear news and stories of where AI has gone wrong. However, AI is positively changing the landscape of adaptive and assistive technologies for people living with disabilities. This presentation will highlight the latest successes and positive impact brought by new emerging, innovative technology using ... Sun, Oct 06 2019 TFL Case study: London Transport. At The Rim TFL Case Study from Telecoms World Plc on Vimeo. Sat, Oct 05 2019 Autistic with dog thrown out... At The Rim ATR: It's far from clear if (apart from the blind), who can legally take a dog into an area with food etc. This is the first instance we have seen of an Autistic challenging the systems with an assistive dog so a grey area. To some degree, you have to have empathy with business who see the strict health and safety/food laws in tatters as they can get fined for a... Sat, Oct 05 2019 UK Deaf & HoH are not being supported. At The Rim South Welsh BSL support. The tail of the official support tape in the UK appears to show huge disparity and inequality of support to the deaf and the hard of hearing, with the latter area being ignored in support terms. If you lip-read or want text support FORGET IT, it doesn't exist. The welsh get just 3 supporters for their 300,000 plus with hearing loss but l... Fri, Oct 04 2019 Hearing loss and relationships... At The Rim Carol wasn't sure if Gary was losing his hearing or whether he was ignoring her at first. Then, she started recognizing that he was not partaking in conversations with their kids or friends. Gary's hearing loss started to progress, and he would get stronger and stronger hearing aids, but they were no longer helping him hear. In the video, Carol shares that she "felt... Wed, Oct 02 2019 44 Genes contribute to deafness. At The Rim They are closing in on the rogue deaf genes. Researchers have identified 44 genes linked to age-related hearing loss, giving a much clearer understanding of how the condition develops, in a new study led by UCL and King’s College London. Hearing In the study, published today in The American Journal of Human Genetics, researchers analysed the genetic data from ove... Tue, Oct 01 2019 Deaf Charities merging. At The Rim Action Deafness and Deaf Direct Merger Announcement from Action Deafness on Vimeo. Consolidating deaf support in the wake of more and more deaf charities failing to continue or survive. Tue, Oct 01 2019 New emergency relay app for the deaf. At The Rim Vodacom has unveiled an app that enables deaf and hearing-impaired persons to contact emergency services when they need help. The app is exclusively available to Vodacom customers. This comes after the mobile operator last year introduced an SMS emergency service for deaf, hearing- and speech-impaired customers. Dubbed the “Vodacom 112 Emergency Service App... Tue, Oct 01 2019 Note Perfect: Rita's deaf daughter... At The Rim Eastenders favourite Rita Simons has shared a jaw-dropping video of her deaf daughter Maiya singing note-perfect in an amazing stage performance. [Note she finished in the soap opera some time ago]. When she first told everyone she was having her daughter implanted she was viciously attacked by born deaf, who called her a child abuser. It's sad the deaf commun... Tue, Oct 01 2019 1984 or 2019? At The Rim How the UK deaf approach the right way to debate things, would YOU join via these rules? And they wonder why Brexit and the EU issue still isn't addressed. The site which ATR WON'T put a link to, claims to be the UK sole real news and feedback deaf site in the UK (And the tablets are working just fine thanks). This actually IS from a real UK deaf site. Gettin... Mon, Sep 30 2019 Having deaf babies can be ethically right. At The Rim He wrote 'War of the World's' as well didn't he! And he wrote without current knowledge of choices, DNA, and genetics. H.G. Wells, with his acute sense of ethical dilemmas in science, wrote a short story in 1904 about disability, “The Country of the Blind”. In it, an explorer discovers a remote valley in the Andes where everyone is blind. Thinking himself ... Mon, Sep 30 2019 The doctor who's blind and deaf: At The Rim Medical student, 25, uses a special Bluetooth stethoscope (and patients love her folding cane) Alexandra Adams, 25, is training to be a doctor despite being deaf and blind. The fourth-year student was previously pegged to be a paralympic swimmer Miss Adams makes use of a specially made stethoscope to examine her patients. On her first day working on the ward, a d... Mon, Sep 30 2019 BSL Word Games. At The Rim It's interesting for a number of issues, it helps deaf people to read English better and further their English language word knowledge whilst raising awareness of sign that doesn't. Mon, Sep 30 2019 Here's some we did earlier! At The Rim HERE Still the UK's ONLY real and Truly Independent Deaf Blogger. Sun, Sep 29 2019 Yoga for Hearing Loss At The Rim Have you guys heard of yoga for hearing loss? When Sabine Hobbel learned her son Aidan, now five, was born with hearing loss, she looked to yoga as one way to help him. Sabine created Little Light Yoga and Movement, an online yoga program for kids with hearing loss between the ages of four to eight years. “Hearing loss isn’t just about the ears,” she told me in... Sat, Sep 28 2019 Deaf Anxiety. At The Rim I learnt a new phrase recently: 'deaf anxiety'. After reading and learning more about, I realised that whenever I get anxiety, it is most likely because of my lack of ability to hear. And the more I read about it, the more I realised that it resonates with me and it's definitely a thing. It also made me aware that it's a topic that we should be talking about more of... Sat, Sep 28 2019 From the Horses Mouth At The Rim CAN YOU READ MY LIPS? from Little Moving Pictures on Vimeo. Still, desperation and frustrations from Hard of Hearing media, desperate to learn to lip-read and near all failing. Read below some comments.. Time for a new approach to hearing loss? They must be bored sh*tless reading about online ear wax cures, and videos like these most still cannot follow, or... Fri, Sep 27 2019 Different Pespectives At The Rim ATR read a recent blog by a woman 'coming out' as having hearing loss and finding her hearing, mainstream 'peers' were less surprised or anti as she had always assumed. Of course, this means too many with hearing loss are still buying into the 'everyone is against us..' messages, certain activist groups of the deaf/HoH variety and their dubious charities keep pumpin... Wed, Sep 25 2019 Are we the Solution, or the Problem? At The Rim More hand wringing and frustration online from the hearing aid users just not getting that message through when the hearing aid doesn't cut it for them. Deaf awareness has long since failed but hearing loss awareness never got off the ground it seems. #1 I agree that the I usually have to give the deaf awareness training! In the past couple of years I have been... Tue, Sep 24 2019 Amazon makes the Echo Show more helpful for the blind and... At The Rim With the new Show and Tell feature, blind and visually impaired users can ask Alexa what household pantry items they're holding. Amazon on Monday announced a new feature for the Echo Show that should make life easier for blind and visually impaired users. With the Show and Tell feature, the smart speaker's camera can recognize household pantry items. Users simply ho... Tue, Sep 24 2019 Voice to Text technology. At The Rim Mobile electronic devices such as smartphones and tablets are rapidly overtaking the desktop, laptop computers as the primary computing devices for more than 50% of the worldwide customers. Users are increasingly getting used to access the web, read and write messages and interact on social networks. The input of text on mobile devices is popular despite the fact that... Tue, Sep 24 2019 Outstanding Graduate Finalist: HESTA
At The Rim Stacey Cumming: 2019 Outstanding Graduate Finalist from HESTA on Vimeo. Tue, Sep 24 2019 |
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