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Deaf History: Was Quintus Pedius the Painter Really the First Deaf Person Mentioned in Ancient Literature?Quintus Pedius the Painter is believed to be the first Deaf man listed by name in history. This article investigates who the first Deaf man really was. -
Deaf History: Martha's Deaf VineyardSince the times of the first European settlers, Martha's Vineyard has had an uncommonly high rate of Deaf people. Most people on the island learned sign and even hearing people used sign as much as English to communicate. -
Heeling with a Deaf and Blind DogUsing a gentle training tool, Comfort Trainer, along with lure/reward and positive reinforcement methods, a deaf and blind Great Dane learns how to heel on leash. -
Deaf History: Pierre Desloges, Author and Book BinderPierre Desloges was an author in 18th century France. He is believed to be the first Deaf man to publish a book defending the use of sign language. -
Deaf Culture FactsThe difference between hearing culture and Deaf culture are quite interesting. -
Baseball's Hand Signals and a Deaf SuperstarIf it had not been for baseball's first deaf superstar, major league baseball might not have umpires' hand signals today. William Ellsworth "Dummy" Hoy was a good enough player than many believe he should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing Hires HumphriesArizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing has hired Curtis Humphries as assistant business manager. -
Investigating Deaf People in the American Justice SystemStudies show that local officials very often ignore the federal laws concerning the rights of Deaf people ikn the legal system.
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Deaf Camp in the Andes MountainsDeaf people are often avoided because of their slight disadvantage of not being able to hear. Deaf people are so fun to be with. -
Deaf History: Fray Pedro Ponce De LeonFray Ponce de Leon is thought to be the first teacher of the Deaf. Facts about his life are extremely difficult to find, but here is a comprehensive biography of him. -
Deaf Actors Perform for the Signstage Theater in Cleveland, OhioThis award winning group of actors is like many others in many ways. They perform in well known plays, such as Beauty and the Beast, The Miracle Worker, and Snow White. The Cleveland, Ohio, Signstage Theater uses both deaf and hearing actors, however.
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Review: See What I'm Saying: The Deaf Entertainters DocumentarySee What I'm Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary tells the stories of the triumphs and challenges faced by Robert DeMayo, CJ Jones, Bob Hiltermann, and TL Forsberg who share more in common than deafness.
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Video Phones Bring Deaf People into the MillenniumAn explaination of the video phone and how it works and is changing the lives of Deaf people. -
Training Your Deaf DogIn this article, I present my experience with a deaf dog and give a few tips, pointers and resources to help you train your deaf dog. -
How to Train and Love a Deaf DogIf you have a deaf dog or have the opportunity to adopt a deaf dog you can still train them and love them as much as a dog that can hear. Deaf dogs still make excellent pets and deserve all the love you can give them! -
How Do Deaf People Wake Up in the Morning?Three ways deaf people get up in the morning: vibrating alarm clock, flashing lights and a friendly face.
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Hatha Yoga for the Deaf in Austin, TexasInformation on Hatha Yoga courses held in Austin for the Deaf. The classes are instructed by Lila Lolling, who signs in American Sign Language. -
Being Blind or Deaf is No Longer a ProblemThere are new discoveries and inventions that allow blind people to see and for deaf people to hear. These two senses are not only possible through one's eyes and ears, but also through the skin, tongue, and perhaps even more.
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Celebrating Deaf Awareness WeekCommunities across the nation will be celebrating Deaf Awareness Week during the last full week in September. Remembering The Father of The Deaf - Louis Laurent Marie Clerc -
Understanding Deaf CultureDeafness has many implications which affect family life, society and education. This has resulted in deaf people congregating together and forming a unique culture.
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Deaf Zero: A San Diego BandDeaf Zero, the San Diego band with the dedicated following, brings the crowd in by scats, double vocals and a hard rock sound that is pleasant to the ears. -
Sign Language and Deaf PeopleCommunication among the deaf is normally through a series of signs and symbols that are portrayed through hand movement and facial expressions. -
Deaf History: Thomas Hopkins GallaudetThomas Hopkins Gallaudet was the co-founder of the first American school for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the United States. -
DWAVE (Deaf Women Against Violence EverywhereAn organization that helps women that are deaf/hard of hearing cope with domestic violence. -
Deaf History: Ancient IsraelAncient Israel afforded Deaf people more rights than many other cultures during that period. Here are the rules and exceptions concerning Deaf people in Ancient Israel. -
Deaf History: Laurent ClercLaurent Clerc was the co-founder of the first American School for the Deaf, and co-founder of American Sign Language. Here is his story. -
A Deaf ArgumentThis article will discuss the meaning of a deaf argument and how to prevent this.
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Are There Behavior Problems Specific to the Child of a Deaf Parent?Behavior problems specific to the child of a deaf parent might include acts of rebellion which stem from resentment, boredom or guilt. -
Fun Activities for Deaf Mute ChildrenEven the deaf mutes are children like no other who would want to play, explore and have fun. Let's have a detailed look into this. -
Hearing Impairment - Closer Look at the Deaf CommunityThis article presents a closer look at the deaf community and the culture within it.
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The Challenges of Living with Deaf DogsWhile living with deaf dogs is beautiful, it only takes a split second for them to find themselves in dangerous situations. Tonight was both frightening and eye opening as to how vulnerable deaf dogs are. -
Deaf History: Giralmo CardanoGiralmo Cardano was a man so far ahead of his time that many of his advancements could not be used until newer technology emerged; Cardano is credited with teaching that Deaf people could use sign. -
Inpatient Mental Health Treatment for the DeafInpatient mental health services for the deaf pose special challenges. Many deaf people do not have access to the mental health treatment they need, or the services that are available are not really appropriate for them.
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Deaf PrideDeaf pride is a big part of the deaf community but what have we done to wrong ourselves? Do we take the pride part too far and continue to contradict ourselves?
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Easy Reference List of 10 National Organizations that Serve Deaf and Hard of Hearing PeopleLooking to learn more about deafness or related, here is an easy access list of 10 national organizations. The website to each is linked to each name of the organization.
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Wish If Myself Been Blind and Deaf..Blind and deaf
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Deaf Group Sues the State of Missouri Over Lack of ServicesLittle Billy was deaf and dumb. He was a mean little kid. He was also my friend. Good thing his family could afford services for him, as the state keeps cutting theirs.
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Bible Study Lesson/Notes for Isaiah 42:18-25: Israel, the Blind and Deaf ServantIn this article we finish our study of Isaiah 42. Verses 18-25 describe Israel as a rebellious servant who is both deaf and blind. These verses also make it clear that Israel was sent into captivity by the Lord, because of her sins.
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Some Insight on the Differences Between Hearing and Deaf CultureMaybe you know someone that is Deaf and want to learn more. Here are some brief explanations of some differences found in Deaf and Hearing cultures.
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Deaf History: The Role of Religion and EconomicsThe impact of religion and economics on Deaf history and Deaf cultural development.
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