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“Newly” deaf/HOH 
Finally an accurate headline! 
HOMEBREW STREAM! We're making a honey ale inspired by Hedgie's time at Gallaudet! (And pretzels... and beer cheese dip...) Come join us at 6 PM EST! 
Anyone with APD with hearing aids or general HA suggestions 
Twitter invited a deaf person to test out Spaces – here’s what they think… 
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New York Woman Allowed to Serve Divorce Papers Via Facebook 
Deaf News: Instagrammer criticised for Tube prank which is “offensive to deafblind people” 
Review: Sophie Woolley’s Augmented (last chance to see it online for free tonight!) 
CV Update 15th January 2020 
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Learning sign language to help my son 
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Meet new Oticon More™! Hearing aids made to support the brain 
View @ RIT/NTID – Through the Decades: The Hispanic/Latino Deaf Experience at NTID 
You're banned! 
Researchers discover link between hearing loss and dementia 
Thank you CDHH! 
New Year, New Lockdown – enhance your zoom calls with live captioning 
Sarah Powell: My Long Covid story (with BSL video) 
The Deaf Way to endorse abuse. 
Deaf News: PM challenged by MP over ‘shameful’ lack of BSL interpreter 
CV Update 13th January 2021 
PRAY FOR MARY OF LANCES DEAF ORPHANS 
Rebecca A Withey: NDCS children’s book review, ‘The Quest for the Cockle Implant’ 
I need an ID, so what am I? 
NBC announces new series staring Nyle DiMarco 
No… thank YOU! 
Cross Townsend Pen 
Alerting Devices for People with Hearing Loss 
Kids, can YOU design a cure for deafness? 
<p>hi!! i’m hoh, and born fully hearing. i don’t have any deaf community to give me a sign name. i’m very comfortable with giving myself a name, because i’ve done so with my legal and hebrew name, but i just want to know if it’s okay to give myself a sign name</p> 
<p>hey that question reminds me.. do hoh people have a partial deaf accent when learning a foreign language? how can you tell the difference between non native accents vs deaf accent in this case?</p> 
There is no Deaf community. 
Emerson Romero, pioneer of closed captioning 
55+ Support Group 
Los Angeles Stay at Home Order 2021 
Deaf News This Week: 1/8/2021 
CV Update 8th January 2021 
My take on the first deaf contestant on ‘The Bachelor’ – Week 1 
Happy 58th Birthday, Mom! 
East Midlands: BSL Helpine to go live 
<p>1/2 Hello! I was wondering if being hard of hearing causes you to have trouble in conversations with more than two people. I am prone to interrupting and have trouble finding the pauses in conversations, since it always seems like when there is a pause in a conversation, someone talks again right when I do. I was wondering if there are any tips you may have about that sort of thing. I'm not even sure it's to do with being hard of hearing, but given that it doesn't exactly help me.. 
<p>(are you receiving this? errors here) I am writing a story and I was wondering how difficult it is to learn speaking in a foreign language if a character has difficulty hearing? They need speech to be louder and noiseless and things like the tv/phone or different accents disrupt hearing, and sometimes, speech is still unclear if environment were ideal. They can speak their native language perfectly fine as the hearing issue only started in their teens, they're in their mid 30s right.. 
The 3 most common questions a stenographer hears 
GoPro Hero 9 Media Mod 
An interview with actor Nathan Borg of “Neighbours” 
How Do You Imagine the Future of Hearing Health Care? 
CV Update 4th January 2021 
Deaf News This Week: 1/1/2021 
Apple Watch Series 6 
2020 was a rollback for deaf people’s rights – here’s why 
Our Top 10 Hearing Loss Blog Posts of 2020 
<p>hey I also do that same thing with the faking that my hearing is worse than it is. But over the years i seem to be immersed in the "lies and stories" of my past because people tend to ask about it so I give answers that "match" like extra trouble hearing at school/uni, family gatherings etc, what doctors have said, etc. to the point that it became a very exaggerated persona that I have to really keep track of. is this getting too abnormal?</p> 
Christmas 2020 Snippets 
Why you need a Video Relay Service for your business 
The UK’s biggest YouTuber, KSI, is harming deaf awareness – he has to stop 
UK Government acted “far too slow” to address inaccessible COVID comms, MPs say 
All I Want for Christmas is Zoom (with free captions) 
‘Living Newspaper: Edition One’ online review – A punchy, postmodern soapbox 
Deaf News This Week: 12/18/20 
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