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VIDEO [CC] - A Swedish Deaf girl explains 'What do you want it to be like in a Deaf school ?'
Jonna Delvert posted and share a video of cutest little Deaf girl explains about the Deaf School. Jonna asked an 9 year old little girl from Sweden about how she wants it to be like in a Deaf School. Watch the clip to see her answer in 35 seconds! Daughter of Raisy Markovic. Captioned in English.
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Jonna Delvert posted and share a video of cutest little Deaf girl explains about the Deaf School. Jonna asked an 9 year old little girl from Sweden about how she wants it to be like in a Deaf School. Watch the clip to see her answer in 35 seconds! Daughter of Raisy Markovic. Captioned in English.
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Deaf News: Hit-and-run victim left lying in road in Wales, could lose leg.
NEWPORT, WALES -- A Deaf man could lose his leg after he was left lying in the road following a hit-and-run in Newport, Wales on Friday night.
Dean Cohen, 51, is in a serious but stable condition at hospital after undergoing a 12-hour skin graft operation in a bid to save his leg.
Mr Cohen, of Oliphant Circle, Newport, had only popped to the shop on Malpas Road when he was hit by a car when crossing the road near the BP garage. The car did not stop and Mr Cohen, who has been Deaf since contracting meningitis as a baby, was left bleeding on the road.
But fortunately a pair of Good Samaritans, Jenny Peacock and her husband Matthew from Newport, were driving along Malpas Road at around 7.50pm and stopped to help.
Mrs Peacock said they had pulled over to help the man, who was conscious but bleeding with a serious injury to his leg.
“We pulled him off the road and put him against the bus stop and waited for the police and an ambulance to arrive,” she said.
“It was awful – his skin was ripped open and he was in a lot of pain.
“He was Deaf so it was difficult to communicate with him.
“He kept signing that he had been hit by a car.”
The 35-year-old said neither she nor her husband had seen what had hit him and the victim himself could not remember what had happened.
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NEWPORT, WALES -- A Deaf man could lose his leg after he was left lying in the road following a hit-and-run in Newport, Wales on Friday night.Dean Cohen, 51, is in a serious but stable condition at hospital after undergoing a 12-hour skin graft operation in a bid to save his leg.
Mr Cohen, of Oliphant Circle, Newport, had only popped to the shop on Malpas Road when he was hit by a car when crossing the road near the BP garage. The car did not stop and Mr Cohen, who has been Deaf since contracting meningitis as a baby, was left bleeding on the road.
But fortunately a pair of Good Samaritans, Jenny Peacock and her husband Matthew from Newport, were driving along Malpas Road at around 7.50pm and stopped to help.
Mrs Peacock said they had pulled over to help the man, who was conscious but bleeding with a serious injury to his leg.
“We pulled him off the road and put him against the bus stop and waited for the police and an ambulance to arrive,” she said.
“It was awful – his skin was ripped open and he was in a lot of pain.
“He was Deaf so it was difficult to communicate with him.
“He kept signing that he had been hit by a car.”
The 35-year-old said neither she nor her husband had seen what had hit him and the victim himself could not remember what had happened.
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VIDEO: Watch humor of Alles Gehörlos's Deaf prank - Got Your Nose.
Belgium's Deaf prankster Alles Gehörlos's got your nose by signs "Deaf" prank.
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Deaf News: Fears that three-day Deaf Festival “will be too noisy” at Eggington, United Kingdom, claims the UK police.
EGGINGTON, UK -- Police are objecting to a licence for a three-day festival likely to attract at least 500 Deaf people from across the United Kingdom because they fear the event will be too noisy.
The England Deaf Party wants The Deaf Foam Festival to take place on July 8-10 at Stockwell Farm, Leighton Road, Eggington, with entertainment running through until 4am. Despite not yet having a licence its website says certain ticket types are sold out or nearly sold out.
Beds Police licensing officer PC Liam Mitchell has told Central Beds Council that the event’s website and social media pages made reference to ‘Live Music, All Night Long’. “This is despite regulated entertainment not being requested on the application,” he said.
“Such music is likely to result in a repeat of the noise nuisance seen by the residents of Eggington during the event in 2014 [The Illusive Fest].”
He pointed out that the Illusive Fest at the same site attacted around 1,500 people, resulted in multiple arrests for drug offences, assault, criminal damage and a serious road traffic collision. Villagers from Eggington also complained of excessive noise.
Pc Mitchell said: “The previous festival at the site in question in 2014 demonstrated the impact on crime, disorder, public safety and nuisance that a well-planned event at this location generated.”
He described the planning for the Deaf Foam Festival as “worrying limited”. He added: “On speaking to the applicant via email, no public safety risk assessments appear to be in place. A review of the organiser’s website, Twitter, and Facebook pages raise further concerns about how the event is being managed... Read The Full Story.
EGGINGTON, UK -- Police are objecting to a licence for a three-day festival likely to attract at least 500 Deaf people from across the United Kingdom because they fear the event will be too noisy.
The England Deaf Party wants The Deaf Foam Festival to take place on July 8-10 at Stockwell Farm, Leighton Road, Eggington, with entertainment running through until 4am. Despite not yet having a licence its website says certain ticket types are sold out or nearly sold out.
Beds Police licensing officer PC Liam Mitchell has told Central Beds Council that the event’s website and social media pages made reference to ‘Live Music, All Night Long’. “This is despite regulated entertainment not being requested on the application,” he said.
“Such music is likely to result in a repeat of the noise nuisance seen by the residents of Eggington during the event in 2014 [The Illusive Fest].”
He pointed out that the Illusive Fest at the same site attacted around 1,500 people, resulted in multiple arrests for drug offences, assault, criminal damage and a serious road traffic collision. Villagers from Eggington also complained of excessive noise.
Pc Mitchell said: “The previous festival at the site in question in 2014 demonstrated the impact on crime, disorder, public safety and nuisance that a well-planned event at this location generated.”
He described the planning for the Deaf Foam Festival as “worrying limited”. He added: “On speaking to the applicant via email, no public safety risk assessments appear to be in place. A review of the organiser’s website, Twitter, and Facebook pages raise further concerns about how the event is being managed... Read The Full Story.
VIDEO [CC] - A short film 'From Us To You' by Ted Evans.
A short film in english subtitles - "From Us to You" by Deaf filmmaking, Ted Evans - a british freelance director, editor and general all round filmmaker based in London, U.K.
He made this voluntary film, in the little spare time he had, to help inspire young Deaf People.
When you are young it's sometimes hard to find role models and with this project he wanted to bring some role models to the screen for the young people to see.
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Official website: www.tedevans.co.uk
Related of Tim Evans:
Ted Evans - In Search Of The Deaf World
Deaf Filmmaker 'From Us To You' Short Film
Deaf Culture and Community Will Likely Disappear
Deaf Sisterhood - Documentary Film
A short film in english subtitles - "From Us to You" by Deaf filmmaking, Ted Evans - a british freelance director, editor and general all round filmmaker based in London, U.K.He made this voluntary film, in the little spare time he had, to help inspire young Deaf People.
When you are young it's sometimes hard to find role models and with this project he wanted to bring some role models to the screen for the young people to see.
Follow the project on facebook: facebook.com/pages/From-Us-to-You/
Official website: www.tedevans.co.uk
Related of Tim Evans:
Ted Evans - In Search Of The Deaf World
Deaf Filmmaker 'From Us To You' Short Film
Deaf Culture and Community Will Likely Disappear
Deaf Sisterhood - Documentary Film
Deaf viewers outraged by bizarre subtitles on the national U.K. broadcasting television.
LONDON, U.K. - 'Pulled your ball up!' Deaf viewers outraged by bizarre subtitles on Dancing On Ice. The National Deaf Children's Society has slammed ITV for its 'bizarre and confusing' captioning on the hit celebrity figure skating contest.
The programme has attracted an audience of more than 7 million but Deaf viewers are outraged by nonsensical wording claiming 'blasphemous' routines 'walk straight in the fridge'. Leading campaigners who want a good quality of life for Deaf adults and children said incoherent subtitles makes second-class citizens out of disability sufferers... Read more with missubtitling photos: dailymail.co.uk/news/article/Dancing-On-Ice-angers-deaf-viewers-bizarre-subtitles.html
Error captioning on television, which is not the first time the United Kingdom television media network has done it in the national broadcast.
The BBC came under fire last October from groups for the hard of hearing for its increasing number of bizarre gaffes, which have included calling the Labour leader 'Ed Miller Band' and the Church of England leader the 'arch bitch' of Canterbury.
The BBC has been criticized by Deaf campaign groups over "ludicrous" computer-generated subtitles that branded the Labor leader "Ed Miller Band" and announced a visit by the "Arch b**** of Canterbury".
Hard-of-Hearing viewers have been left "utterly perplexed" over a string of bizarre errors in subtitles during BBC programming, including the Ireland rugby team last week being renamed "Island"... Read More: digitalspy.ca/media/news/bbc-criticized-by-deaf-groups-over-subtitling-errors.html
LONDON, U.K. - 'Pulled your ball up!' Deaf viewers outraged by bizarre subtitles on Dancing On Ice. The National Deaf Children's Society has slammed ITV for its 'bizarre and confusing' captioning on the hit celebrity figure skating contest.
The programme has attracted an audience of more than 7 million but Deaf viewers are outraged by nonsensical wording claiming 'blasphemous' routines 'walk straight in the fridge'. Leading campaigners who want a good quality of life for Deaf adults and children said incoherent subtitles makes second-class citizens out of disability sufferers... Read more with missubtitling photos: dailymail.co.uk/news/article/Dancing-On-Ice-angers-deaf-viewers-bizarre-subtitles.html
Error captioning on television, which is not the first time the United Kingdom television media network has done it in the national broadcast.
The BBC came under fire last October from groups for the hard of hearing for its increasing number of bizarre gaffes, which have included calling the Labour leader 'Ed Miller Band' and the Church of England leader the 'arch bitch' of Canterbury.
The BBC has been criticized by Deaf campaign groups over "ludicrous" computer-generated subtitles that branded the Labor leader "Ed Miller Band" and announced a visit by the "Arch b**** of Canterbury".
Hard-of-Hearing viewers have been left "utterly perplexed" over a string of bizarre errors in subtitles during BBC programming, including the Ireland rugby team last week being renamed "Island"... Read More: digitalspy.ca/media/news/bbc-criticized-by-deaf-groups-over-subtitling-errors.html
