Deaf Blogs and Vlogs

DBC Interview Part 1: Dr. Barbara Kannapell

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Jehanne's Vlogs
Language Audism Culture Education Sat, Aug 09 2008

How can WE, the Deaf Community better protect ASL and our...

The Raging Hands
Language Culture Mon, Jul 21 2008

Does "True Life:I'm Deaf" represent the Deaf?

The Raging Hands
Education Culture Mon, Jul 21 2008

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Who’s Right?

The Life of a Mainstreamed Deaf Kid How do I start off? I see a lot of things on DeafRead. Well, one thing I can say is there is a lot of tension in DeafRead. For starters, DBC and AGBell. First of all, let me talk about DBC. I feel DBC has some right ideas but [...]
Language Audism Education Culture Thu, Jul 10 2008

Random Mental Sound Effects

Infinite Jess Being deaf doesn't mean a quiet life. Actually it's usually too loud and full of sounds, except they are all in my head, so that if I want some quiet I got to practice meditation for at least an hour before it'd start being quiet. I don't know if this is because I was born hearing, or [...]
Tue, Jul 01 2008

ASL in song

Infinite Jess I rarely enjoy songs signed in ASL as much as I enjoy the original english versions. It's just my preference to have direct language and not interpreted. HOWEVER...this interpreter has shown me that a song can be enjoyed in translation just as much, if not more–difficult to do, though. [link]
Art and Storytelling Mon, Jun 02 2008

Butterfly

Infinite Jess They say that some native american tribes consider the butterfly a symbol for deafness. Not sure why, or if this is even true, but I like the thought of it for some reason. This morning found this butterfly on the ground, not moving. Thought it was dead but then realized it was only hurt. I've moved [...]
Thu, May 22 2008

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I am back!! (Well, not excalty)

AJR's Blogs/Vlogs
Art and Storytelling Mon, May 05 2008

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History of Wright Brothers

Tyler Berdy
Language Culture Thu, May 01 2008

The Raging Hands "Follow Your Heart" were the words that had a strong impact on me, Let me tell you the story of how it impacted me. It was in 2004 that I just had enrolled at Virginia School for the Deaf in Staunton. I met a young man who was at that time, an eighth grader. He was a intelligent student. He and I clicked and became good friends. I started admiring him and copying him ...
Education Fri, Apr 25 2008

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World Deaf Magic Festival

Tyler Berdy
Culture Thu, Apr 17 2008

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Once Again...

AJR's Blogs/Vlogs
Sun, Apr 06 2008

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Tyler Berdy
Language Tech Legal Culture Sat, Mar 08 2008

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DPN20

Tyler Berdy If you are not able to attend at dpn20 so go to that link for live so you can see what is going on. [link]
Higher Education Audism Art and Storytelling Sat, Mar 08 2008

Special Project: “Yellow Ribbon”

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CSD, Riverside Students' Perspectives CSDR Drama, Digital Imaging, & Web Design students and staff worked together creating a special vlog, “Yellow Ribbon”. [See post to watch Flash video]
Language Education Culture Fri, Feb 29 2008

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Tyler Berdy
Language Sun, Feb 24 2008

Cochlea Implants and Deaf babies using ASL

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Deaf Schools vs. Hearing Schools

The Life of a Mainstreamed Deaf Kid I am currently in the hearing school. There are pros and cons about going mainstreaming. One of the pros is the fact that I get good education. One of the cons is the fact it is hard for me to understand hearing people sometimes. I am thinking about going back [...]
Education Sun, Feb 24 2008

Thanks to PEPSI (Superbowl 2008)

Cam's Vlog
Culture Fri, Feb 22 2008

P E P S I ~ in body language

Cam's Vlog
Culture Fri, Feb 22 2008

A Blessing or a Curse?

The Life of a Mainstreamed Deaf Kid Hi, my name is David Mayes. My mom is Karen Mayes. I know for a fact that after you read this, you'd say that my mother brainwashed me. But this is a choice of my own. I was born in Greece, New York, but I grew up in East Rochester. But currently I am living [...]
Sun, Feb 17 2008

Deaf Culture

The Raging Hands Imagine living in a world in which you have not heard a single sound, not even lyrics from romantic songs. Imagine describing your feelings with only hands. Loud claps are replaced with waving hands. Imagine not having a verbal voice. Imagine learning about the world, how things work, chemical reactions only through your eyes. Imagine being in a world that is muted an...
Art and Storytelling Culture Sun, Feb 10 2008

The Raging Hands I want to say what is on my mind about this hot topic in the Deaf community. As a culturally Deaf person who grew up in a hearing world. I feel that Deaf babies should not be implanted. Why is that? When I was born and diagonsed as Deaf, my parents and family looked at many options offered but ultimately chose to use Sign Language and used it with me from a early age....
Language Education Culture Sun, Feb 10 2008

Why should we cherish ASL?

The Raging Hands I want to express my thoughts about our crown jewel of our culture, the gem we hold most dear, American Sign Language. ASL has been our language since Clerc and Gallaudet formed it during their fifteen days maiden voyage aboard the Mary Augusta, coming to America to set up the first permanent school for the Deaf, American School for the Deaf in Connecticut in 1817. Si...
Language Education Culture Sun, Feb 10 2008

NAD and AGBAD

The Raging Hands As you all probably heard of what is happening between NAD and AGBAD, I want to commend Bobbie Beth Scoggins on what she did on NAD'S behalf. I personally am disgusted with the letter that AGBAD wrote to Pepsi Co. because AGBAD does not accurately represent the true core vision and values of the Deaf community. NAD is the true representative of the Deaf Community. I t...
Language Culture Sun, Feb 10 2008