Oral Deaf Character in Recently Released Teen Novel
Deaf Characters in Adolescent Literature Read My Lips (June 2008) by Teri Brown Paperback: 256 pages Publisher: Simon Pulse Ages: 14 and up Grades: 9 and up ISBN-10: 1416958681 Product Description Popularity is as easy as a good secret. Serena just wants to fly under the radar at her new school. But Serena is deaf, and she can read lips really well-even across the busy cafeteria. So when the popular girls d...
Media Art and Storytelling Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

The Crossroads
Devil’s Playground What would you be prepared to do, to satisfy a desire for knowledge, power, status or change in life circumstances? What would you be prepared to trade off to achieve this knowledge, power, status or change in life circumstances? Decision making is not always a simple task of “either, or”, but a series of trade-offs [...]
Art and Storytelling Culture Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

Kiss-Fist Magazine
The Rosa Lee Show Kiss-Fist is a family online magazine founded as a project by brother-and-sister team, Rosa Lee and Frank Gallimore. It is a “word-of-hand” magazine dedicated to spread the word about our family, friends, and know-whos' craft. Whether it be off the beaten path, art, poetry, fiction, photography, or even works that defy categorization. [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Culture Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

05.02.01 Siepee’s Monastery
The Deaf Child: A Mythology 47th Clip - Title: Discovering the Deaf Girls - (04:26 m. - 4:22:46 h.) This clip is posted with homage to Charles-Michel de l'Epee who created the first Deaf “sacred” space by establishing an educational institution critical in the nascence of sign languages, deaf culture, and deaf communities. It is important to note that he [...]
Language Audism Art and Storytelling Education Culture Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

Deaf Truffaut on l'Epee
Travel with ChaRly This is a 2 minutes video clip of a French deaf historian, Bernard Truffaut, signing in LSF the story of how l'Epee met the two deaf girls, an event which led him to establish the world's first public manual (signing) school for the deaf in Paris.  This event is considered a French deaf "genesis" legend very much comparable to the American deaf "genesis" story of Thom...
Language Art and Storytelling Culture Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

Swimming in the Sea of D
Signs of the Times The day they took us out of the ocean, they began their experiment. They transported us in trucks with small reservoirs. We sloshed and splashed the whole way to the laboratory. They then grabbed us by our arms and legs and carried us into the pool. We were kept in a large barren tank full of water. One end of the pool had a window and a camera.There were many of...
Art and Storytelling Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

The Crossroads: A Yearning & A Portrayal
Devil’s Playground At the end of my previous post,The Crossroads, I mentioned that I am currently working on a story about a Deaf boy who wants to be a rock star. There is only one way he is going to become a rock star, and that is by becoming hearing. For those who must know, yes, it [...]
Art and Storytelling Sun, Jun 08 2008 hide this blog

Graduating, Interpreting & Realizing
Sudden Silence When my kids were born 4 years apart, it never dawned on me that one day I would be attending two graduations just a couple of days apart. The schools here are broken up into elementary (K-3), intermediate (4-5), middle (6-8th) and high school (9-12). They have a big ceremony for 8th grade [...]
Art and Storytelling Culture Sat, Jun 07 2008 hide this blog

MM on GMA 4/23/2008 - Subtitled
bill creswell more about "MM on GMA 4/23/2008 - Subtitled", posted with vodpod
Media Art and Storytelling Tech Sat, Jun 07 2008 hide this blog

I had a dream about deafness
Sojourner Drenched rags with saliva had its sanctuary on a wooden display table. Rags were used to hold the tongue of a deaf person to teach them how to properly move their tongue While speaking. Hearing aids with dirty molds rested on a mantelpiece. Hearing aids were used to assist deaf people to better hear sounds and to be able to Speak. Charts with several letters, "Ba" "Ch...
Language Audism Art and Storytelling Tech Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

My First Vlog
The Chronicles of Gilberto Here it is: This is my First Vlog. For those of you who are bloggers and are new to Vlogs ... like me! I am new at this blogging and now I discovered how to make Vlogs. Video Blogs. Since the Deaf world realize on visualizations to communicate -- what better way to promote their words through the language of ASL through Video. With Vlogs, sort videos can be a diary of...
Art and Storytelling Culture Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

AGB’s Audism Propaganda Poster - Check it out!
The Rogue's blog   I am just mocking at AUDISM people like Soviet-style Propaganda Poster. Click the image to enlarge.  
Audism Art and Storytelling Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Beware of Matt...
Mr. Klusza's Vlogs This is a perfect example why you should not fool around with me because of my te... Ah, why should I tell you? Play the movie and you’ll see why!(In this movie: Boy- Joshua Canulla)
Art and Storytelling Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Too Bad, So Sad
I'm adopting a deaf child with Ushers, now wh Today we were at the dentist and Rebecca signed, "Sad, Too Bad". I took me a few seconds, but she was trying to say, "too bad, so sad". I corrected her and laughed all day about it. If my hearing daughter had told me, "Too Bad, so sad Mom" I may have been offended, but it was music to my ears coming from Rebecca. She is 10, so this is a saying that should probably...
Language Art and Storytelling Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Winning Jockey Has Deaf Son
Deaf Pagan Crossroads This Saturday, many eyes will be focused on the Belmont Stakes in New York, as Big Brown, a strapping bay three-year-old colt, attempts to become the first to win the Triple Crown in thirty years and thus go down in horse racing history. Big Brown will be piloted by jockey Kent Desormeaux, who rode the horse [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Culture Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Is Your City… “Deaf-Friendly”?
DeafJoke.tv Performed by Jack Barr, Jack’s Eyes. Sponsored by Deaf411. Tags: city, culture, Jack-Barr, people
Language Art and Storytelling Culture Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Jury is out..
At The Rim
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A Night at the Movies
SayWhatClub Weblog Last Saturday, I went to see “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” in rear-window captioning (RWC) with a friend. Though we got there early enough, the snaked around the corner by the time we found a parking space. When we finally made our way into the theater there were only a few scattered front [...]
Art and Storytelling Tech Culture Fri, Jun 06 2008 hide this blog

Deaf Cartoon : Road Rage
That Deaf Cartoonist Howdy All, Since I am a SIGNews Cartoonist, I develop both a single panel and full comic strip for their Humor section every month. I am thrilled to share all of these strips with you. This cartoon was inspired by my experience with road rage and road page. Both are equally dangerous! Ha! ‘Til next time... [...]
Art and Storytelling Culture Thu, Jun 05 2008 hide this blog

Deaf People Are Sex Manics
Sojourner BABEL (2006) Directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu.At first, I was excited to see this movie. I like movies about cultures. This movie is powerful and shows the stereotypes of different groups (Mexican, American tourists, Moroccan desert life, Deaf, Japanese). For the Mexican character, a woman is a maid and works for a rich white American family. The maid's family ...
Art and Storytelling Culture Thu, Jun 05 2008 hide this blog

The Fake Interpreter!
Jack's eyes Produced and Edited by David Brody [link]
Art and Storytelling Wed, Jun 04 2008 hide this blog

CSDR - Home Away From Home
The Chronicles of Gilberto CSDR - Home Away from HomeJust sitting here thinking about my past, thinking about how much time has flown by. Here I am sitting here at UCI in the Education Resource Center, eating my lunch and reminiscence about the old days. Thinking back to when I was a teen and being in a school at Riverside, California where my roots were planted and where my personality grew to...
Art and Storytelling Education Culture Wed, Jun 04 2008 hide this blog

Reach Hell? Chai? *cough*....and umm...Deafthatiam
Signs of the Times *DAMN!*(another psychadelic relic)I wanted to be hearing.I wasn't.Deafthatiam.I wanted to fit in.I couldn't.Deafthatiam.I wanted to belong.I didn't.Deafthatiam.I need to be heard.I haven't.Deafthatiam.They tell me things...They lead me on...They lie to me...I show them where.I show them how.I show them why.They want me to be like them.I Am NOT.Deafthatiam.Where are yo...
Art and Storytelling Wed, Jun 04 2008 hide this blog

Oralism Nerdy
submit by: LChaim2007 Oralism makes me nerdy on vlog and forces me speaking. We need to destroy oralism system and AGB the king! Just play with my mouth! Just enjoy to watch vlogs!
Art and Storytelling Tue, Jun 03 2008 hide this blog

Want an Enchilada? It’s a full variety!
Sprint Relay Blogs and Vlogs Want to know what is in the Sprint Relay Enchilada? Check us out and meet our team.
Art and Storytelling Tech Tue, Jun 03 2008 hide this blog