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Service Animals
The other day I ran across some interesting and ‘new-to-me’ information about Service Animals. I’ve learned some facts but have also found to confuse myself just a bit. That really shouldn’t be a shock to anyone who knows me. Anyway, … Continue reading
ASL 202 – Comparisons
I’ve uploaded my final project for my ASL 4 class. It’s using different comparisons. I chose to use actual global Internet stats.
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My Valentine – Paul McCartney Video
This is interesting. The legendary music artist Paul McCartney released the following video of his song “My Valentine”. The video stars Natalie Portman and Johnny Depp…both signing the lyrics.
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Are You On LinkedIn?
Are you on LinkedIn? It’s a professional social media site that helps people connect in a professional manner. For example, here’s my LinkedIn profile.
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POTUS Knows Some ASL
I saw this video last week sometime but finally got a chance to share it here. It’s pretty cool, too. President Obama was speaking at Prince George’s Community College where Stephon, a Deaf student, attended. After the event, the President … Continue reading
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How to Interpret a Story
Keith Wann is one of my favorite ASL comedians and he does a great job showing how interpreting from one language to another can really be a complicated thing. Even if you’re not that familiar with ASL, you may realize a couple … Continue reading
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My ASL Journey on Facebook
I don’t know why, but sometimes I find it easier to update the Facebook Page for ASL Journey. You over there ‘like’ing it? C’mon over.
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IRS in ASL on YouTube.com
Did you realize that the IRS has a YouTube channel in ASL (subtitled and audio provided as well)? For instance, do you know why your tax returns are due on April 17th instead of April 15th this year? Watch the … Continue reading
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