Sign Language Blog

October 21, 2007 on 5:00 am | In Sign Language |

Baker creates a daily memorial for her daughter
KEYE Austin - I love you in sign language, Becky says. The neat thing is all of the money from the I-Love-You cookies and a portion of the sales from the other items go into The Loving Libbie Memorial Foundation. The foundation provides cakes for children

Howard Co. tree grows into spotlight
Baltimore Sun - Gochar shared his enthusiasm for the bigleaf with his sister, Sandy Brown, a sign-language interpreter from Glenelg. She was discussing her brother’s interest with a friend this summer when the friend mentioned finding a tree with large leaves on a

Challenges of autism test a family s mettle
European and Pacific Stars and Stripes - He does a lot of arm flapping, she said. When I m talking to him, I have to grab his face and make him look at me or use sign language to show him no means no, or this is hot. He doesn t make eye contact with anybody. But he s a

Inttranews.com the Official Site for Global Professional Interpreters
dBusinessNews.com - MARTTI (My Accessible Real Time Trusted Interpreter) is Language Access Network s live video/audio interpretation service, which provides its customers instant access to American Sign Language (ASL) for the Deaf and Hard-Of-Hearing, Spanish

Lit: Shorts
San Francisco Guardian - In the secret sign language of Song for Night ’s mine diffusers the child vanguard of an unnamed war somewhere in West Africa silence is a steady hand, palm flat. Narrated in such a silence of signed phrases and internal monologue by

Workshop will bring students out of their comfort zone
Norwich Bulletin - Crozier-Williams Center of Connecticut College, New London. - Both events are free and open to the public. Simultaneous translation in Spanish, Chinese and sign language will be provided. -To register for child care at Monday s event, call 701-5150.

DCS evacuation drill goes smoothly
Little Falls Times - The board passed a resolution creating an American Sign Language club at the elementary school. We re excited about the future opportunities the club will afford students, Kawryga said. American Sign Language is fast becoming an important