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Friday, May 1, 2015

DeaFined - Canada's New Deaf Restaurant

Deaf News: Deafined Breaks Down Barriers - Vancouver’s First ‘Deaf Restaurant’ Teaches Diners To Order in American Sign Language.





VANCOUVER, CANADA - A new Vancouver restaurant is encouraging diners to order with their hands - DeaFined, opening May 7 on West 4th Avenue near Vine Street in Kitsilano, is staffed entirely by Deaf and Hard of Hearing servers. Among the first of its kind in Canada, the Eastern Mediterranean restaurant asks customers to order food and drinks using American Sign Language.



For those who don’t know how to sign, there’s no need to fret.



“There’s a cheat sheet on the table with the menu,” said owner Moe Alameddine. “The server comes up to take the order, and the fun part starts there.”



In the mood for steak? Grab the fleshy part of your left hand with the index finger and thumb of your right hand, and wiggle a bit as if getting a good grip on the meat. How about salad? Use both hands and picture yourself tossing some greens.



When customers arrive at the DeaFined, a hearing host or hostess greets them and acts as an interpreter while they introduce the server.



Alameddine came up with the idea after starting his popular blind-dining restaurant O.Noir in Montreal and Toronto and Dark Table in Vancouver, where guests dine in complete darkness while they are served by visually impaired staff. The concept aims to give customers a taste, albeit briefly, of what it’s like to be blind.



Although the business helped provide jobs for Blind people, Alameddine said he realized a need for employment opportunities to benefit the Deaf community.



Only two other North American establishments - Signs Restaurant in Toronto, which hires mostly Deaf servers, and Mozzeria, a pizza restaurant in San Francisco, which has a Deaf owner and staff have a focus on hiring Deaf staff... Read the full story: http://metronews.ca/news/vancouvers-first-deaf-restaurant-teaches-diners-to-order-in-sign-language/



Follow DeaFine Restaurant:

Facebook - https://facebook.com/DeaFinedVan

Official site - http://www.deafined.ca

Job Seekers - Job Openings



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Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Deaf Representation In Media

VIDEO: Significance of Deaf representation in media in American Sign Language.





List of the Scholarly articles for Significance of Deaf Representation in Media

Monday, April 27, 2015

Rikki Poynter In British Deaf News Magazine

VIDEO [CC] - Rikki Poynter in British Deaf News Magazine by British Deaf Association.



Rikki Poynter, who is a hard of hearing also known The Deaf Side of Things, the vlogs about Deaf-related issues and campaigns for all vloggers.



Rikki posted on YouTube and sharing the community about the Britain's leading Deaf magazine, British Deaf News, by Dot Miles, to guest interviewee, Rikki Poynter (page 16) ... writings about her life that consists of child abuse, abuse during her adult years, and being Hard of Hearing in a hearing dominated society, what it's like to live as a being Deaf and socializing with hearing people.



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Monday, April 20, 2015

DeafFriendly - Society/Culture Website

VIDEO [CC/Signed] - Deaffriendly.com - You have choices, make the right one! Where members of the Deaf, and Deaf-Blind community rate and review businesses based on Deaf-Friendliness.



Deaffriendly.com is the new face of crowd sourcing: Bringing awareness to Deaf-Friendly businesses, and corrective feedback to Deaf-Challenged businesses. Reviewers fit a number of categories: Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Hard of Hearing, friends/family of the Deaf and those with a special interest in creating a Deaf-Friendly world.



Our philosophy is simple: Businesses are as plentiful as oxygen, so why not make sure you have plenty of awesome choices? During your daily activities (shopping, banking, eating out), you’re either going to come across a Deaf-Friendly business or you’re not. Sharing your insight is what slowly improves both your experience as a consumer and the businesses customer service. Unlike mystery shopping, as a Deaf consumer, you make “Deaf Reviews” everyday of your life.





Now, you can share your experiences on a much-needed public #deaffriendly platform. We invite you to join us on our mission to create a Deaf-Friendly world. By writing consumer reviews, we can increase Deaf-Friendliness in millions of businesses across the nation. Visit us for more details - http://deaffriendly.com



Follow DeafFriendly:

Subscribe - https://youtube.com/deaffriendlyUSA

Facebook - https://facebook.com/deafREVIEW

Twitter - https://twitter.com/deaffriendlyusa

Twitter - https://twitter.com/hashtag/deaffriendly

Instagram - https://instagram.com/deaffriendly/

Linkedin - https://linkedin.com/company/deafreview

Official Site - http://deaffriendly.com



Research and Influence of Business Friendly:

The Most (And Least) Business Friendly States - Forbes

These Are The Most Business-Friendly Countries - Business

How Business-Friendly Is Your State? Check Out These Rankings

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Deaf Women United - Non-Profit Organization

VIDEO [CC] - Deaf Women United, and organization that is of, for and by Deaf women is at the forefront of these changing times.



Deaf Women United (DWU) are an organization that focuses on advocacy, education and outreach. Deaf communities are scattered throughout the country, which makes networking critically important for exchanging of information, empowerment and enhancement in the quality of lives for all Deaf women.



Deaf Women United is committed to continuing a community of support of Deaf women from all walks of life. You can play a significant role in assuring the success of our mission to promote the lives of Deaf women through empowerment, enrichment, and networking.





Founded in 1985, Deaf Women United has provided in the last few decades one of the most significant changes in our country’s perception of Deaf women. Women in the general society as well as in Deaf communities have assumed important responsibilities and are key people in making things better. Even so, historically, successful Deaf women did not make front-page headlines, nor were they been recognized in their lines of work.



That is where Deaf Women United has made a difference. The impact of the formed DWU was immediate, and its efforts long overdue. Today, DWU’s numbers are more than half a thousand strong and it is the leader in the grassroots Deaf women’s movement. DWU members are your neighbors and friends. They’re Deaf women active in your local communities.

Visit us for more details http://www.dwu.org



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Official Site - http://www.dwu.org

Friday, April 3, 2015

Deaf Rebel - New Social Networking Site

VIDEO [Signed] - DeafRebel.com: A free online videos and blogs a social networking for the sign language community.



Deaf Rebel - A rebel is a person who stands up for their own personal opinions despite what anyone else says. A true rebel stands up for what they believe is right, people who use sign language are empowered to make articles and videos in a blog that allow create the hottest discussions through video/text comments that keep entertainers and the entertained.





Deaf Rebel is strive for diversity and free of speech that help people feel comfortable to be themselves. People who came from different race, place, and type of the group are welcome. Sign up have an account? SIGN UP NOW



Discover and meet friendly people just like you. Connect with your friends!

Join Now www.DeafRebel.com



Update: The owner of DeafRebel's quote thanks - Thank you! Deaf YouVideo!



Follow Deaf Rebel:

Facebook - https://facebook.com/pages/deaf-rebel/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/deafrebels

Official site - http://deafrebel.com

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Internet Slang Meets American Sign Language

Exclusive: How do you sign "new" words? The Deaf community works as a network, collectively brainstorming new sign language term over the web, until dominant emerge.





Hope&Fears - As language evolves, the powers that regulate language tend to shift. Just look at the Oxford English Dictionary, who added terms like “duck face,” “lolcat,” and “hawt” to their prestigious lexicon this past December. For the English-speaking world, these additions are anywhere from ridiculous to annoying but at the end of the day, the terms are accepted and agreed upon.



But how do these new, internet-laden turns of phrase enter the sign language community? Was there a way of expressing “selfie” in ASL, was there a sign for “photobomb?” Our simplistic question turned into a larger conversation about the nature of communication.



We turned to Bill Vicars, the president and owner of an organization called Lifeprint, a company who educates through “technology-enhanced delivery of ASL Instruction, excursion-based instruction (trips to amusement parks), and extended-immersion-based program coordination (intense two-week residencies).”



Vicars himself is Deaf/HH, which means he is hard of hearing and culturally Deaf as he has immersed himself in the Deaf community. “In addition to my co workers, the majority of my friends are Deaf… my wife is Deaf,” Vicars explains. (Capitalizing ‘Deaf’ refers to the Deaf community, as noted by Carol Padden and Tom Humphries, in Deaf in America: Voices from a Culture (1988), “We use the lowercase deaf when referring to the audiological condition of not hearing, and the uppercase Deaf when referring to a particular group of deaf people who share a language - American Sign Language (ASL) - and a culture.”)



Vicars' website also offers a dictionary of ASL signs. The dictionary has been an ongoing project for Vicars since he started his organization and his means of including words is a multi-tiered process... Read more with photobombs: http://www.hopesandfears.com/hopes/now/internet/internet-american-sign-language

Monday, January 12, 2015

Deaf and Hearing News - Deaf Family

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - Short film: How does Deaf and Hearing Network impact a Deaf family? #NewsForEveryone.



DHN is a place where everyone can get the news in the language that suits them best, whether they are Deaf or Hearing. This is the first of five installments to show you that DHN is the #NewsForEveryone. How does DHN benefit you? Tell us in the comments below or on social media.



DHN is a news agency out of Phoenix, Arizona. We incorporate American Sign Language, spoken English and captions into each broadcast. There are 48 million Deaf or Hard of Hearing people in America and the majority of them are born into hearing families. Very few of those families will learn sign language - American Sign Language, ASL. This gives the entire family access to news.







Videographer: David Banen

Editor: Peyton Gallovich

Music: Jeff Southwick - http://www.singlemanstudios.com/

Actors: Abrams-Gay Family



This is the first news show to involve all three forms of communication and give information relevant to everyone whether they are involved in the Deaf community or not. What most people fail to realize is that English and ASL are two completely different languages with their own grammatical structures. Plus, English is a second language for most deaf people and the lag and inaccuracy in live captioning can make daily news a daunting task.



DHN hopes to grow into a national, daily broadcast with news segments and other network programs. We currently air on local channels and online.



Let's Connect Deaf and Hearing Network:

Website: www.WatchDHN.com

Facebook: www.faceBook.com/WatchDHN

Twitter: www.twitter.com/DHN_News

Subscribe: www.youtube.com/DHNNews



Related DHN News:

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Deaf Mom Dances With Hearing Son Goes Viral

Deaf Chef 2014 - Kurt Irish Chef Ramborger

Deaf Domestic Violence #WhoWillAnswer

Deaf Talent & Hollywood Controversy

Deaf Culture Series: Interview With Guthrie Nutter

American Sign Language Effects On The Brain

Monday, January 5, 2015

TheHolism: Extremist Big 'D' Deaf People

VIDEO [ASL] - TheHolism claims "closure" due to the extremist big "D" Deaf people.



The video producer by theHolism also known as Barry Sewell posted on YouTube social networking for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community.



This video offers a final conclusive look at the situation after being driven out of a American Sign Language based web site of the DeafVideo.TV that Barry was part of for a very long time. The mob mentality that happened there was a product of extremist big "D" Deaf people. They expected him and several others to conform to their views on things or be driven out.



On 1/1/2015, Barry was driven out for having perspectives that did not suit them. He is community of interest also made them feel uncomfortable because of the depth and nature of our topics. Because they could not seem to understand some of the discussions we had, they accused us of belittling them. It amounted to "dumbing down of a society".







Critical and independent thinkers were not welcome there. Because of that Barry didn't belong there. Regardless of the difference, the owner of DeafVideo.TV and Barry met and reached a peaceful closure with hope that it'll finally give everybody the closure they seek.



Bottom the line, Barry claimed "closure" which means he is apparently "banned" according to the owner responses has reacted to a video showing DeafVideo.TV's comments. Try harder than that next time, Barry.



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TheHolism: Deaf Trash ?

Deaf Trash

Deaf Trash - Rip Off That Negative Label

Monday, November 24, 2014

Deaf Couple's Prank and Spank Leaving YouTube

VIDEO [CC] - Prank and Spank, Annette and Scott Kerr has announced that possibly leaving YouTube.



The tubers entertaining Deaf couple Annette and Scott Kerr presentation in the PrankandSpank's statement on YouTube "Prank and Spank Leaving? Quitting? Please Help Us!" This video shows the emotional tears of Scott Kerr's face that begging the subscribers.



Kerr posted a video today about considering leaving youtube, and mentioned his viewer numbers going down due to the youtube changes are having dominoe effects. From what he witnessed lately, the more changes youtube is making, the more views are going down for everyone because users are getting frustrated with how the site works.



Kerr actually considering leaving youtube because of these changes. He seem to do on his channel anymore is rant about it. Do not question about this video. You can't blame them and you would feel the same way if you were in their shoes and remember they are not alone and the only ones.



Please don't forget to like and subscribe and comment if you find the video's entertaining as it really helps the channel to grow and also makes it far easier to to hear more from us in the future. Keep an eye for our new videos! Thank you. Our prankandspank facebook fanpage: https://facebook.com/pages/Prank-and-Spank





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Saturday, November 1, 2014

The 10 Annoying Habits of Deaf People

Deaf Facts - Charlie Swinbourne: The 10 annoying habits of Deaf people!



Deaf journalist Charlie Swinbourne also known as The Limping Chicken, editorially of the United Kingdom’s independent Deaf News and Deaf Blogs website as well as being a journalist and an award-winning scriptwriter. Swinbourne writes for the Guardian and BBC Online, and as a scriptwriter, penned My Song, Coming Out and Four Deaf Yorkshiremen.



Swinbourne published the article ‘The 10 annoying habits of hearing people’ went viral and broke all records on this site, a number of people wrote in asking the editor when they would be doing a Deaf Version.



At first, Swinbourne dismissed these suggestions – Deaf people aren’t in any way annoying, are they?



But then some of The Limping Chicken readers (most of them DEAF) sent in their suggestions for what our irritating habits might be, and Swinbourne started to realise that maybe hearing people don’t have a monopoly on being annoying Deaf people have their moments as well. So, without further ado, here are the 10 annoying habits of Deaf people. It’s only fair.



Click this IMAGE the Top 10 Annoying


Read Full Story: http://limpingchicken.com/2013/07/10/annoying-habits-of-deaf-people/

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Deaf Newspaper Ken Davis Parody

VIDEO: [ASL] - Deaf Newspaper Parody: "What Does Ken Davis Say ?"



This is a short film by comedian Brett Shaffer performed a humorous caricature character of the ceo and founder DeafNewspaper.com also known as Ken Davis the fakery reporter-newsman of America's newspaper web-site a social networking for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing of which referring him as Ron Burgundy, the bumbling fictional television newsman played by Will Ferrell in “Anchorman,”



In the sketch clips by comedian Brett Shaffer plays a parody of Ken Davis poked fun at himself in announcing the bulletin news and events as a newsman on youtube for the Deaf community.





What Does Ken Davis Say? # 2.



Subscribe Brett Shaffer channel.



DeafNewspaper & Ken Davis:

www.DeafNewspaper.com

www.facebook.com/Ken-Davis

www.twitter.com/DeafNewspaper

www.youtube.com/DeafNewspaper



Related Posts:

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Deaf Newspaper - Ken Davis Scandal

Deaf Newspaper The Fake Newsman Ken Davis

Deaf Newspaper Ken Davis Parody



NOTE: Deaf YouVideo is NOT a personal attack or otherwise, the story covers for all information events which recent reports made by public to the communities.

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Kitchen Talk: Exclusive Interview With Ricky Taylor

VIDEO [ASL] - SportsMX - Kitchen Talk: Exclusive Interview With Ricky Taylor



The premiere of Kitchen Talk show from SportsMX.



This episode is a special segment called, "The Ugly Truth" where one of our hosts, Bridget Bonheyo, interviews Ricky Taylor (aka Ridor9th) who is known as the most controversial blogger and vlogger in Deaf Community.



KitchenTalk - Episode 4 from SportsMX on Vimeo.



ASL VIDEO: Kitchen Talk :Ricky Taylor



Visit Kitchen Talk - the newest talk show for the Deaf community: http://media.sportsmx.com/video/2013/04/kitchen-talk-episode-1/



SportsMX is an international sports news for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people visit: http://www.sportsmx.com



Official Ricky Taylor's website and Vlogs:

http://ridor.blogspot.com/ and http://www.youtube.com/ridor9th

Sunday, February 17, 2013

Deaf Group Harlem Shake at RIT/NTID

VIDEO: Harlem Shake at National Technical Institute for the Deaf.



The Harlem Shake Masquers Drama Club. We have decided to dance as Harlem Shake for our performance! Deaf group can dance if they cant hear or can hear at Rochester Institute of Technology in New York.





About 'The Harlem Shake' Wikipedia: The Harlem Shake is a dance that originally began in Harlem, New York. Since its beginnings it has spread to other urban areas and became popular in music videos.



The announcers at the Entertainer's Basketball Classic at Rucker Park will tell you that the modern day Harlem Shake was started by a man by the name of "Al B" (nickname Sisqo or Cisco). Al B was an alcoholic that would do the dance upon request. Because of its founder, the dance was originally called the "albee" in Rucker and Harlem, but then later became known as the Harlem Shake. ... Read more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlem_shake_%28meme%29