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The mission of the Delaware School for the	Deaf, a program serving deaf and hard of hearing stu
the administration of the World Mission to the	Deaf, a Canadian organization that channels resource
In 1996 Martin starred as	deaf abuse victim Laura Keyes on Lifetime's TV movie
CSDB were the 2004 National Champions in the	Deaf Academic Bowl.
Bohol	Deaf Academy, BDA, located in Tagbilaran City, Bohol
m secondary schools and Beverley School for the	Deaf, accepting its first students from educational
However Pound was tone	deaf according to William Carlos Williams who wrote,
David Bower - a	deaf actor who is best known for his role as David,
t featured on ITV's Anglia News, alongside with	Deaf actor Alex Nowak, and Fitzgerald helped with th
In the series, Sue Thomas was played by	deaf actress Deanne Bray.
As a child of	deaf adults he took on the role of interpreting for
ppines, the Garden cafe, a restaurant employing	deaf adults, established in 1984, and the IDEA const
Tilden became	deaf after a severe bout of scarlet fever.
on Twins, Night Doctor, Merger, Androids of Mu,	Deaf Aids, Killerhertz, The Raincoats, Thandoy, Foxe
performance as a mentally handicapped girl, not	deaf, along side an equally superb performance by Na
There are 28 teachers, of whom 12 are	deaf, along with 15 teaching assistants.
e Blind (CSB) and the California School for the	Deaf, although formal separation with the completion
Split with Agents of Satan (1998,	Deaf American Recordings)
ic 7" track: "Nieve-Segundo" (Rhetoric Records,	Deaf American Recordings)
	Deaf American Recordings was started by Rich Hoak (B
or (September 21, 1875 - August 22, 1958) was a	deaf American right-handed pitcher in Major League B
s a chapter dedicated to him in the book "Great	Deaf Americans."
Leeds Society for	Deaf and Blind People is a charity based in Leeds, W
The Colorado School for the	Deaf and Blind (CSDB) is a K-12 residential school,
onal Institute for the Blind's Synopses For The	Deaf and these sources often, but not always, reflec
ter the Sunday evening bulletin, signed for the	deaf and hard of hearing by on-screen BSL interprete
Considered an inspiration to	deaf and hearing-impaired hockey players during and
a player, he worked at a hockey school for the	deaf and hearing-impaired in Toronto and not long af
seasons in his early NHL career, he worked with	deaf and hearing-impaired children at a hockey schoo
girl named Pooja (Mohini) who also is partially	deaf and fully mute.
Daqduq pretended to be	deaf and mute when he was captured, and refused to s
prisoners and supports education programmes for	deaf and disabled young people in Nepal.
rnio Don Diego Vega-Zorro in the company of his	deaf and mute servant Bernardo and his lover Lolita
Each of the appellants in this case was born	Deaf and their preferred means of communication were
The film told the story of a	deaf and mute brother setting his eyes on his younge
on the VHS Hulmerist, live album Beethoven Was	Deaf and compilation album World of Morrissey.
The Ulster School for the	Deaf and Blind has changed its location three times
y dating back to 1836 when the first school for	deaf and blind children was built in Belfast.
. Alger as a Trustee of the Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb in Flint, Michigan for a term ending i
n who founded the Claremont Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb at Glasnevin, Dublin.
ebt off the Norwood Oval, £2,000 for the Blind,	Deaf and Dumb Institution, £1,000 to start an insura
n active worker in the management of the blind,	deaf and dumb institution, the Adelaide hospital, th
is an indigenous sign language used by both the	deaf and the hearing in Inuit communities in the Can
for the Blind, Royal National Institute for the	Deaf and the National Association of Citizens Advice
h America, he died that year in Montreal at the	Deaf and Dumb Institute, in whose work he was so int
hool, a special day and boarding school for the	deaf and hard of hearing in Brighton and Vice Presid
Subsequently, it was developed informally by	deaf and hearing interpreters, and came to include m
He was profoundly	deaf, and Burnley captain Tommy Boyle learned to lip
Her mother took her to the Royal Institute for	Deaf and Blind Children in 1904, but she was thought
that a World War I injury rendered Trunk nearly	deaf, and as a result social networking at galleries
the Instruction and Maintenance of the Indigent	Deaf and Dumb, and the Blind in California by Mrs. F
nally named the Mississippi Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb.
ohnson had attended the Virginia School for the	Deaf and the Blind in Staunton, Virginia.
mber 29, 1870 with thirty students, twenty-five	deaf and five blind students.
He left his property to the institution for the	deaf and dumb at Trent and to the seminary for stude
Also in London is the Robarts School for the	Deaf, and the John P. Robarts elementary school.
02, they founded the Festival for Cinema of the	Deaf and held consecutive festivals and think tanks
to 1866 and also established an institution for	deaf and blind children called Townsend House in 187
tors of the school, Richard Kinney, was himself	deaf and blind.
She is	deaf and paralyzed.
ol in Lee county which caters explicitly to the	deaf and blind student populations.
also shown on Vision On, the BBC programme for	deaf and hard-of-hearing children.
us reported 619 males, 540 females, 2 insane, 0	deaf and dumb, 0 blind and 0 colored.
He attended Central Institute for the	Deaf and Wright Oral School, and went on to Harvard,
nits for handicapped boys such as the blind and	deaf and for boys in leprosy hospitals.
Florida School for the	Deaf and Blind
believes the hitchhiker was as he suspected not	deaf and heard the whole story, then, possibly by lo
On August 19, 2009, protesters representing	deaf and blind children picketed the office of bankr
He helped found the Halifax Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb and the Halifax Young Men's Christian
CSI School for	Deaf and Dumps
Mixed marriages between	deaf and hearing spouses comprised 65% of all deaf m
e Congress, he served on the commission for the	Deaf and Blind Institution for the states of New Yor
d Hockey Association (AHIHA), to bring together	deaf and hard-of hearing hockey players from all ove
cannot take their own notes, in particular the	deaf and hearing impaired.
of visitors of the Virginia Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb and the Blind at Staunton.
n, especially after discovering that the fox is	deaf and blind.
ointed Superintendent of Sequoia School for the	Deaf and Hard of Hearing,a charter school in Arizona
Aitken was partly	deaf and used a hearing aid.
do Home Intervention Program (CHIP) that serves	deaf and hard of hearing students from birth to thre
whether	deaf and dumb, blind, insane or idiotic
Springs, including the Colorado School for the	Deaf and Blind.
lovely wife Kimi and 3 children, two girls, one	deaf, and a son who still lives in Nigeria.
Florida School for the	Deaf and Blind, St. Augustine, Florida
originally known as Evangelical Mission to the	Deaf and for a time was under the mission board Unit
891, and established the Catholic Institute for	Deaf and Dumb at Chinchuba in 1890.
irman of the Committee on the Institute for the	Deaf and Dumb and Blind.
ntain also houses the Langley school district's	Deaf and Hard of Hearing program.American Sign Langu
served as subdirector of the institute for the	deaf and mute in Bourg from 1875 until 1876 then as
day, 4 May 1720: ‘Last Monday Mr. Campbell, the	deaf and dumb gentleman-introduced by Colonel Carr-k
rd of trustees of the State Institution for the	Deaf and Blind from 1911 to 1914.
n organisation that assists adults who are both	deaf and blind.
ion Printer's Home, the Colorado School for the	Deaf and Blind, several churches in central Colorado
2009 Solo Concert - Leeds Society for	Deaf and Blind People
e; today it is site of the state school for the	deaf and hard of hearing.
ities (lesbian, bisexual, gay men, transgender,	deaf, and greater Minnesota) to better understand wh
ostrasting the stories of a family who has been	deaf and thriving for five generations with the stor
McClellan is almost completely blind, partially	deaf, and uses a wheelchair, although he has regaine
ogramme also supports education initiatives for	deaf and disabled children and young people in Nepal
ich had special relation to the teaching of the	deaf and dumb.
and was head doctor at the State School for the	Deaf and Blind.
Heights neighborhood, the Texas School for the	Deaf, and St. Edward's University as it passes south
Jones' daughter Maud was	deaf and subject to the interest of Alexander Graham
the unborn Mozart was crippled, his mother was	deaf and blind, and his parents already had thir!tee
chnology Colleges, and the Utah Schools for the	Deaf and the Blind.
Leeds Society for	Deaf and Blind People remains focused at all times o
e was also involved in charitable work with the	deaf and disabled, becoming the first President of t
d married a Jewish woman, a manic depressive, a	deaf and mute girl, and a 'mentally retarded' girl.
Or maybe they're	deaf and can't really comprehend what's going on in
ster Society for Promoting the Education of the	Deaf and the Blind (or simply the "Ulster Society")
SolarAid trained a group of	deaf and disabled people to build and sell microsola
amham Primary School, St. John's School for the	Deaf and Boston Spa School.
stablished the Pennsylvania Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb in Philadelphia, and was among the fir
Under the title "Pennsylvania Institute for the	Deaf and Dumb," the school was added to the National
Relief and Religious Instruction for the Adult	Deaf and Dumb.
d it became the Royal Association in Aid of the	Deaf and Dumb (RADD).
chool was first named The School for the Blind,	Deaf and Dumb.
d to aid in the establishment at Doncaster of a	Deaf and Dumb Institution for the county of York.
uth he was for a short time an assistant at the	Deaf and Dumb Institution at Edgbaston, near Birming
nadians and later the Western Institute for the	Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
link below is an account of the history of the	Deaf and Dumb Institute
The main characters are all	deaf, and speak in American Sign Language (ASL).
Pennsylvania Institute for the	Deaf and Dumb (1826-93), Broad & Pine Sts., Philadel
superintendent of the Louisiana School for the	Deaf and Dumb from 1908-1911, and died in Baton Roug
excelling in agility, rescue work, guiding the	deaf and blind, herding and even recreational sleddi
a baronet and his grandson John Gawdy, who was	deaf and dumb was a celebrated painter.
In her later years she became profoundly	deaf and lived alone in Ostend.
New York Institution for the Instruction of the	Deaf and Dumb.
, was instrumental in bringing a school for the	deaf and blind to West Virginia.
to establish a school in West Virginia for the	deaf and blind began in the late 1860s and early 187
eller visited the West Virginia Schools for the	Deaf and Blind.
Taylor was profoundly	deaf and performed on-field communications with his
the University administration had "coveted the	Deaf and Blind School land for 57 years."
In 2008, Leeds Society for	Deaf and Blind People took over the management of th
blished in 1844 as the Tennessee Asylum for the	Deaf and Dumb.
ud, like most albino buffalo, is almost totally	deaf and has limited vision and joined the herd loca
His parents were both	deaf, and his father died when Horn was three years
He reasoned that a	deaf and blind child would have most use of learning
disadvantaged young people through envision, to	deaf and disabled gallery visitors with Explore.
tten more than fifty books, including books for	deaf and blind children.
e Derry and Raphoe Diocesan Institution for the	Deaf and Dumb, which was founded in 1846 in Strabane
Kuchum replied, describing himself as	deaf and blind and without subsistence and said that
eir lives, an elderly alcoholic teacher for the	deaf and blind, Debraj sees himself as a magician an
amed Superintendent of the Idaho School for the	Deaf and the Blind, located in Gooding, Gooding.
tendent and Principal of Sequoia School for the	Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
	Deaf and Dumb Institute n 1892 at the request of the
t as the first time he saw her namely Da Eun, a	deaf and mute girl in university.
The Virginia School for the	Deaf and the Blind, located in Staunton, Virginia, U
nglish actor and director who became profoundly	deaf as a result of meningitis at the age of five.
the saints is like shouting in the ears of the	deaf, as if they had drunk from the mythical waters
He was	deaf as well as blind in one eye, and was the first
so founded Foyle Sign Language Centre and Foyle	Deaf Association in Derry.
s parents taught at the Arkansas School for the	Deaf at Little Rock, Arkansas for 35 years.
ral fellowship at the Central Institute for the	Deaf at Washington University in St. Louis in 1976.
ation purchased land for the new school for the	Deaf at its current location in Fremont, CA, in an a
He became	deaf at the age of nine, but dedicated himself to dr
ne campus to include American Sign Language for	deaf attenders.
01, they formed a think tank on the subject of "	Deaf Cinema", in order to address the specific needs
amed for Louise A. Benton, and is the home of a	Deaf Awareness Club.
She worked as a teacher for the	deaf before seeking public office.
As the	deaf began to become literate, Foster would suppleme
The	Deaf Bird
ed to assisting blind youth, elderly blind and,	deaf blind individuals when they are not able to fin
umarbi fathered upon a rock cliff a genderless,	deaf, blind, yet sentient pillar of volcanic rock, U
CSDB serves students and their families who are	deaf, blind, or both.
also the provincial E. C. Drury School for the	Deaf, both in Milton, Ontario.
Silence, a harrowing story featuring a mute and	deaf boy in the Ardennes after World War II.
marriage, Steve and Kayla almost adopt a young	deaf boy named Benji, who is eventually found to be
Hank Patterson as	Deaf Bus Passenger
By 1820, Dane was almost totally	deaf, but he continued working long hours in his lib
He remains slightly crippled and	deaf, but mirthful and auspicious nonetheless (hence
cats the artists grew up with, one of which was	deaf but enjoyed "listening" to music.
mother (only referred to as "Mama") was totally	deaf but, by reading lips, sang along with the band.
he vacant North Carolina Central School for the	Deaf campus.
He felt that a person who is born	deaf can express himself by putting down his thought
al record label, run by Erik Knive Skodvin from	Deaf Center.
use it prominently featured sign language and a	deaf character.
lliers has become involved in raising money for	deaf charities as he has both a brother and a daught
In 2002, Matlin published her first novel,	Deaf Child Crossing, which was loosely based on her
While some may have a	deaf child or family member, many simply love langua
f Daniels and Marlee Matlin as the parents of a	deaf child, played by Noah Valencia, who struggle wi
ed on Devonshire Road.The school, for blind and	deaf children was approved in February 1907.
ons banned the use of signs in the education of	deaf children in favour of an oral approach.
ecame concerned with the plight of impoverished	deaf children that he observed on the city's streets
news story: an old mine collapsed with several	deaf children stuck inside.
ly, in her only film role), a young teacher for	deaf children living in Savannah, Georgia.
he establishment of a special needs program for	Deaf children who have cognitive or behavior disabil
dity of a widely used educational practice with	Deaf children in the 1970s, whereupon teachers (typi
The school educates	deaf children from all over Northern California.
In remote villages, some	deaf children were thought to be cursed by demons an
as with neighboring countries, the education of	deaf children was strongly influenced by the resolut
When	deaf children were integrated into the regular schoo
She made her debut with For	Deaf Children in the late 1950s by introducing mime
al box, a lodge at Mary Hare Grammar School for	deaf children and a prefabricated church near Snelsm
Oak Lodge School is a secondary school for	deaf children (aged 11 to 16), located in the London
to a demand from rich parents anxious for their	deaf children to receive education.
Townsend was to introduce Heathlands School for	deaf children in 1979.
The number of	deaf children needing special education increased so
Jordanstown Schools is a school for	deaf children and children with visual impairments,
icized for setting unrealistic expectations for	deaf children to "be like Helen Keller" and speak, w
etitto team's experimental study of Simcom with	Deaf children demonstrated empirically that it was h

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