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Aberdeen picnic planned
A potluck picnic for those who are deaf or hard of hearing will be 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Melgaard Park. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass and beverages. People who not deaf or hard of hearing are welcome to join if they use sign language.... -
St. Joseph County probate judge accused of misconduct
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterA long-serving St. Joseph County probate judge is accused of misconduct on the bench in connection with alleged remarks made to a woman in a guardianship hearing for a deaf teenager last year. The Indiana Commission on Judicial Qualifications has filed...Tags: Judges, Justice System, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice
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Datebook
Sunday, June 24 Cowboy monkey rodeo The Team Ghost Riders Cowboy Monkey Rodeo rides into Prince George's Stadium as the Bowie Baysox take on the Reading Phillies at 2:05 p.m. Information: 301-464-4865 or baysox.com. Movie A free screening of "Shrek"...Tags: Government, Severna Park, Hot Dogs, Music Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure
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U of H students develop new device that translates sign language
KIAHEver spent a day without hearing a sound? Many Americans do and a determined group of students from University of Houston has created a device called 'my voice'. Hoping to make it available within a year, it will read American Sign Language and will...Tags: University of Houston
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Kevin Hunt: For concertgoers, it's V-Moda's Faders VIP earplugs
The Hartford CourantLanding a spot 50 feet from the outdoor stage is a summer-concert coup. But what if the headliners are the Jackhammers, real-life pneumatic tools blasting 95 decibels toward your eardrums? Music to your ears? Of course not. You're already packing up,...Tags: Health, Concerts, Phish (music group), Music, Apple iPod
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New free music program for Allentown youth to give its first concert -- also free
Lehigh Valley MusicA program at Allentown Symphony Hall that gives children from inner-city Allentown Schools free instruction in music will conclude its first year with a free concert at the venue. Allentown Symphony Hall The children of El Sistema Lehigh Valley will...... -
Poquoson musician has debilitating case of tinnitus
T.J. Linkous lived and breathed music until this May. That's when a severe case of tinnitus turned his life upside down.
"The ringing is the focal point of everything. It sounds like a dog whistle in the key of C — very high-pitched. I...Tags: Anxiety, Arts and Culture, Health, High Blood Pressure, Music
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Doctors work to identify, treat hearing loss in young children
Fisher Garver is just like one of the three million other children under 18 who are living with some form of hearing loss. Doctors are now working to identify and treat hearing loss in infants. There are a number of risk factors which could put a child'...
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What would you do with Josh Beckett?
Get through to him Steve Gould Baltimore Sun As much as Josh Beckett's comments show a disconnect with — perhaps even outright disrespect for — his team and its fans, the Red Sox have little recourse other than to try to hammer into his...Tags: Chicago Tribune Columnists, Phil Rogers, Boston Red Sox, Cancer, Golf
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FUN IN THE SUN: A listing of summer camps and classes for 2012
Art day camp The camp will offer a variety of unique art activities including but not limited to digital photography, painting, glass mosaics, and wire and jewelry work. The elements of art and principles of design will be the underlying focus of all...
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Kentucky School for the Deaf graduates 13
smojica@amnews.comThough the 13 members of the Kentucky School for the Deaf Class of 2012 originally hail from different parts of the state, their close bond was evident during Friday’s graduation ceremony. Spirits were high as students, teachers, family members and...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Education
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Easter Seals helps people
Daily American Staff WriterEaster Seals tries to educate people about hearing and speech impairments. "We are now trying to educate parents and kids that loud music can lead to hearing loss," said Annette Sherman, director of Easter Seals of Cambria and Somerset counties. "Hearing...Tags: Autism, Health, Religious Festivals, Tinnitus, Human Body
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