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I'm sorry you have such a hard time. I hope the evaluation is good and life is better for you. :)

Now. Do you eat anything special on New Year's Day or New Year's Eve?

Maybe he doesn't like candy or doesn't want to gain weight or some other reaons and not because he doesn't care? I hope he cares and just didn't want the candy for another reason. :)

Happy birthday! Hope you had a great day!

Ok. but probably many including Dr. Cornett use CS to help with speech and also with reading. Example - the Northern Virginia Cued Speech Association Mission Statement also have a "cue camp." They say - Cued Speech Has Come To Be Recognized As An Amazing Tool That Provides Many Benefits...

Of course, Loml. Yes. It says the "basic purpose" is "to learn the spoken language" and then to learn to read. None of these are against the idea the CS is used also to teach speech. The part you underline and bold - Its basic purpose, however, is that of enabling the young aurally...

But the website of the National Cued Speech Association talks about using CS as a speech tool in a article by Dr. Orin Cornett. From the National Cued Speech Association: Cued Speech: What and Why? (Rev. 2000) R. Orin Cornett, Ph.D. Cued Speech is designed to overcome the following problems...

:confused: How is this thread about deaf world and culture?

Does this belong in "Sign Language and Oralism" and not "Our World, Our Culture"?

YES! Good job, Chase! :h5:

Maybe no it wouldn't. There are more definitions for "turn on" than sexual. From Miriam-Webster: turn on 1: to activate or cause to flow, operate, or function by or as if by turning a control <turn the water on full> <turn on the power> 2 a: to cause to undergo an intense often visionary...

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My family has 2 and I walk and play with them a lot. One is a Rhodesian Ridgeback and the other is a Great Dane. One day I would like a Ridgeback of mine own. Do you plan any vacation for 2008?

1. First to cross the artic circle 2. First around New Zealand 3. Discovered the Sandwiches........

Very interesting, Jillio! :ty:!

Probably I should stop talking about my roommate so I don't embarass her. But some hearing people I know spell word endings like "i-n-g", but I've seen some sign with a sweeping "i" for this. Some spell "y-o-u" :confused: Most who do these sign "the" "is" "are" etc unless they are learning and...

A big "Don't" to me in conversation - Please don't always say "I read that deaf reading level is at the 4th grade level" or something like this. So many hearing people say this and then want me to.........I don't know really, maybe defend deaf? Say I am sorry? I don't know what they think I...

:ty: for the reply, Cheri. I don't know why my brain has a problem with understanding SEE in conversation (not with interpreter in class or something). When my (hearing) roommate was signing/spelling "a" and "the" and "me" I was just :confused:. I didn't think people used these in...

Wow. Hope you are feeling better. :)

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