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Friday, October 23, 2015

Stay Tough, Don't Crash!!!!



I don’t understand. It’s just Bejeweled. With candy. What’s the big deal? Innocent words from a better time. A better place. Before I’d ever made that deplorable journey to the App Store and downloaded… it is Candy Crush Saga. Now, about a month later, I’ve lost a little over $US230, hours of battery life, and any remaining semblance of dignity. Hello, my name is Ashley Feinberg, and I have a Candy Crush problem.

And as it so happens, it turns out that I’m not even the first. For those blessed few who have yet to play the game, Candy Crush is, for all intents and purposes, free. It costs nothing to download and, in theory, costs nothing to play. In theory. But you know what else seemed harmless in theory? Communism. The reality is far more complex.

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Why it takes more than the media to grasp the world



THE TRANSPARENT CONVERSATION BETWEEN HANS ROSLING AND REPORTER 
  
Hans: You can’t use media if you want to understand the world.

The reporter: That can of course be a point


Hans: You need to have a basic education from school and then you need to follow up on these basic facts. If you believe that the majority of the world populations are really poor, the girls don’t go to school, children aren’t vaccinated. And here are the rich countries and they try to get here as refugees. Then you don’t know the way it is. You need to understand that there are countries on all levels and most are somewhere in the middle. They go to school, they are vaccinated and they have two child families. You were talking about population growth. The number of children in the world has stopped increasing, because most people use contraceptives. And the Danish journalists didn’t know this when i asked them today.

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Dad gets sweet implant tattoo for his deaf daughter

Charlotte Campbell age 6 with her dad Alistair who had a cochlear implant tattooed on his head to support Charlotte who is deaf.


Charlotte, 6, who had her first implant put in at the age of 4 in 2013, has just had her second one put in at Gillies Hospital. In a gesture of support, her father, Alistair Campbell, had his own "implant" tattooed on the left side of his head recently. Mr. Campbell, who had no other tattoos, said he wanted to do it to show her that he could go through a little bit of pain for her too.

SUBTITLES ON TV AND MOVIES


As I grew up being hearing impaired, I have always been glued to the TV but not able to follow up with news or movies so one day when my dad came in from an outing, he took the remote and turned on subtitle for me, I was so excited and ever since, I have been depending on subtitles when I want to watch TV or movies because if it is not on, then I would not be able to follow up and I will lose interest soon after.

In Deaf world, we cannot hear what is being said on the TV or Movies so we depend on subtitles and it carry us along too when we are watching along with hearing people. Thanks go to those who initiated subtitles and also to those who have the heart to put the subtitles on TV and movies.

Monday, May 18, 2015

TOP FIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE LEARNING NSL/ASL

1. It's not easy as some think it is.
Some people jump in high aspirations and have no real training in using ASL in their everyday things. You must go through school. We recommend at least a bachelors degree minimum. Many people call me up and ask me to do a program for their kids or at schools and these students (children and adults) always think that if they pass my beginning Sign class, they're qualified to work as an interpreter or something using ASL.

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

The Sign Language Systems





Deaf people have different sign languages in each country. Just as English is different from Spanish, international sign languages vary in syntax, grammar, and concepts. We have Ethiopian sign languages, Brazilian Sign Language, Chinese Sign Language, Austrian Sign Language and British Sign Language, etc but I am going to mention few so that you can have a better idea of what they are.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) uses signs, gestures, specific facial expressions, non-manual movements, and the like to express feelings, ideas, and concepts visually. It uses no voice, but does have facial grammar (non-manual markers, mouth morphemes).  It uses a completely

Friday, April 10, 2015

HOW TO DEFEND YOUR VOTE ON ELECTION DAY!!



Before election day, make sure that you are eligible to vote on election day, and go with PVC. Remember the main thing to do on election day is vote.

ELECTION DAY TIPS:


Go to bed on time before the election day so that you can wake up on time and be prepared for the election.