Staunton parents' deafness no barrier for kids - Staunton News Leader13 May 2012

Staunton parents' deafness no barrier for kidsStaunton News LeaderIf someone calls it dials to an interpreter who signs. Having a positive attitude and approaching situations with patience and kindness is key, Erin said. "It is also important to have a good sense of humor when there is miscommunication going on.and more »

How Steve is making sure workmates can speak his language - Southend Standard11 May 2012

How Steve is making sure workmates can speak his languageSouthend StandardA DEAF hospital porter has been helping colleagues improve the way they treat patients – by teaching them sign language. In the four years Steve Hartman has worked at Basildon Hospital he has taught 60 co-workers how to “sign”, allowing them to make ...and more »

Sign Language - Seattle Weekly9 May 2012

Sign LanguageSeattle WeeklyTry to shake it off and regroup, and reload your awesome sense of humor. You can't do much about how idiotic some people are, but you can remember to laugh about it. And that's a whole lot better than crying about it. Sign up for the Weekly Newsletter: ...and more »

Photography And American Sign Language - Floral Park Dispatch4 May 2012

Photography And American Sign LanguageFloral Park DispatchLight, fast-paced, devilishly clever and with plenty of “heart,” Damn Yankees is a home-run hit whose All-American subject matter and sense of humor have had audiences in stitches. Great songs and characters fill this masterful theatrical journey which ...and more »

The Bahamas from below: Into the scuba blue for the first time on a Caribbean ... - Daily Mail3 May 2012

Daily MailThe Bahamas from below: Into the scuba blue for the first time on a Caribbean ...Daily MailThe next morning, a wide-eyed group of learners is met by the estimably-named President, a sanguine chap with a dry sense of humour and scuba experience that seems to verge on pre-natal. He takes us through the medical waivers and programme.and more »