Carl discusses deforestation and reforestation in his kilt.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses oppression his family is still experiencing. His father was born a prince in Tanten, a small principality in Indonesia and went to The Netherlands for education. Something happened in Indonesia a little before and during WWII that was captured by Muslims and the Soviets which forced the family into exile in The Netherlands.
I thought you might like to see it again. We can't blame Cochlear Implants....
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his conversation with Ridor9 about the magazine for parents in Fairfax County Public Schools back in 1992-93.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder tells about his experience of rescheduling an important meeting due to technical problems. Technology doesn't always work!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains how a wrong sign in the district court could jeopartize everything else. He uses his experience as ASL consultant to explain that the sign HIT depends on the context in ASL.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder refutes Barry's comment for Tar by reading his email to Cobi.
"Hello! A very good vlog. May I suggest that your title be edited this way: Who are still in the diapers club and who are not. There are several people in this club, no?
"I like your creativity! I did this 'Humorize and Humanize for DeafRead and DVTV' b-vlog in DeafRead to react indirectly to your vlog. I sure hope there exist some people who could read between lines and 'get it.'
"Aloha Cobi!
"Carl"
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shows an audio cassette package that is about American Sign Language (ASL) that he is unable to use for ASL education. What then is it for? Who? As professor of ASL, how can I help my students if they listen to thess audio cassettes?
A discussion vlog: carl Schroeder compares and discusses two terms, teacher and professor. Both teachers and professors are a dedicated vocation, and they differ in the art of inquiring and learning.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder points out that a retired teacher of the Deaf has failed to address both ASL and ethics properly. First and foremost, ASL is context-sensitive and all signs are based on the context, not some "letter(s)-of-the-word" acquisition. Secondly, ethics should be taught by who? Hearing people? Audism is an ASL nightmare!
An announcement vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his excitement with the DeafRead and DVTV communities. He just received a memorandum and an invitation to a university ceremony to receive an recognition award for his achievement at Western Oregon University (WOU). Carl is also an elected faculty senator at WOU. His colleagues are calling him an award-winning professor.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder receives an advice from a professor at Willamette University who pointed out that Barry Sewell's insulting comment about my being "feeble and old." Hate crime is a physical or verbal attack on a victim because of his or her status. How sad!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder recalls his youth days when his parents protect his childhood. When Carl wanted to get involved in MWAD (Metro Washington Association of the Deaf, a deaf club), his parents wouldn't allow him. He doesn't recall any of his friends his age getting involved in the MWAD functions except the CF movies. Safety and security are what all children need to have or they will be lost and confused forever.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about the vlog Mooning by OLois in DVTV in which she mentions that Barry was right that Deaf people have no manners (5:23-31). In his son Cobi's comical vlog of today, Cobi made fun of Dino's eyes in his #84 comment (:16). Cobi is a minor so Barry must account for his cyberbullying behavior.
An entertainment vlog:
Greek philosopher Plato writes: One can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. I have always followed Plato's idea of having fun. When Plato posed the question, "What then is life?" his reply was, "Life should be lived as play."
Humor can help break through stress and fear because it establishes common bonds among us. A playful humor amplifies motivation and retention of thoughts and ideas but a dry humor simply makes us smile, knowing it needs improvement.
The following video clip is from OLois as it responds to my other comment about social grace. OLois has every right to experience both stress and humor.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about trying a new menu entry, Flamethrower, the name of cheesehamburger, It was the best burger he had ever eaten but it was God-awfully spicy! The name of the restaurant is Roadhouse 101 in Lincoln City, Oregon.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains that he is to meet a Sociology professor who specializes in hate crime. A recent blackmailing (thanks be to xxchironxx who criticizes DeafPundit and her supporters-commentors) in DeafRead and DVTV is salient enough to justify hate crime. Audism does promote blackmailing--a hate crime.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains his major misunderstanding about ASL. It's Arabic Sign Language (also ASL!).
A discussion vlog: Inspired by Howard Gardner's book "5 Minds for the Future," Carl Schroeder proposes that Western Oregon University (WOU) hosts the next conference on "Blogging and Vlogging for the Future" and seeks your thoughts and ideas for it.
A guest vlog: Carl Schroeder wishes to share this vlog as it appears in YouTube. This vlog talks about Barry Sewell's claims that Audism do not exist. That contradicts what he said in his local press, Elko Daily Free Press which he protested the treatment of Deaf individuals by hearing people. That is audism. Not only that, Barry also brought his whole family out to entrap his neighbor at ... 530 AM? What kind of a parent is he to bring his children at 530 AM to confront the neighbor which resulted in getting a deputy to intervene?
Here are two links:
http://www.elkodaily.com/articles/200...
http://www.elkodaily.com/articles/200...
Discuss if you dare.
A guest vlog: Carl Schroeder would like to share what he perceives an ongoing racism in America the way DJ eloguently explains. When Carl lived on Maui in Hawai'i, he learned a lot about how white Americans treated native Hawai'ians. Carl sees the similar patterns among those who say no to Audism. DJ is right in saying that we must never dismiss our past.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder rationalizes that the DVTV R-List should include a chronic psychological abuse. Many commentors who are remvoed are so hurt and confused that they also get attacked for expressing their own frustration by others who remain indifferent. Thanks to DEAFOIC for bringing up his vlog on intimidation, which is a serious abuse.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder suggests that you visit GraterfulSam's vlog (Laurent Clerc: My 2 Questions....) from yesterday. There are 32 comments under his vlog that suggest a healthy discussion. Very productive! Yes, there are also some other good vlogs that promote discussions in which the commentors share information and knowledge for communication.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder quotes Alexander Graham Bell: "Those who believe as I do, that the production of a defective race of human beings would be a great calamity to the world, will examine carefully the causes that lead to the intermarriage of the deaf with the object of applying a remedy." Carl examines six of Bell's terms : production, race, human beings, calamity, intermarriage, and remedy.
An entertainment vlog: Christianity, guru and the holism are worth examined to follow a new level of craziness within the DVTV community. Love, life, and laughter!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder questions whether other school for the Deaf are like NCSD that is in the Department of Health and Human Services, not the Department of Education. Why is that so?
Another Vlog by Ken X (flx50k): Carl Schroeder shares Ken's recent vlog published in YouTube. Ken and I\Carl spoke on VP and boy was he tough! Like Ken, Carl grows very fond of him!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder quotes Plato in saying that playing well is important. When Plato questioned, "What then is life?" his reply was, "Life should be lived as play." Carl plays; therefore, he exists. Grateful Sam inspires Carl to do this discussion vlog.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder recalls his DeafRead rivalry with Mike of drmzz and DEAFOIC. Carl is very fond of this memory because it was how they created a new sense of community that eventually included Barb's vlog about the same issue Carl and Mike were at odd with each other. Look and see this vlog!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder demonstrates that fingerspelling follows ASL rules.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder loves life, language and a good laughter.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses that psychologists, psychiatrists, and counselors are helpful and we shouldn't dismiss them. We shouldn't tell other people they need help. They need to seek it by themselves because psychologists, psychiatrists and counselors are great at making change for those who need it.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder does some geometry. In ASL, he can circle the square via triangle forms.
A guest vlog: Carl Schroeder receives Ken's reaction to his vlog, DVTV or Create a New One. Kindly see it with an open mind and examine a difference.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder quotes from Plato's book Critias that Socrates thought friends are important to developing ideas. Carl recalls Rhonda's recent vlog about DVTV creating a new social community where friends are created.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder uses two magazines, Newsweek and Time, to suggest creativity in Deaf media.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder insists that many Deaf people can read lips. Transcribe this one! Hint: What is a new idea here?
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder urges Deaf parents to use ASL with their children. A friend of his did not use ASL with her children and couldn't communicate with them and their children nowadays.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder explains two types of interpretation for Deaf children. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics identifies that there are simultaneous and consecutive interpretations for the Deaf. How are Deaf children supposed to know these types of interpreting if they are not taught ASL and English properly?
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about marginalizing educational interpreters in public schools 15 years ago and today.
The immediate challenge to simultaneous interpretation for Deaf children is typically expressed by those who say, "But they know sign for every English word--if there is no sign, they can invent a new one." However, it does not actually tell the whole story any better than we already know. We know that the simultaneous interpretation without deep understanding of both ASL and English is linguistically bankrupt, and it hurts Deaf children more than helps them.
To understand why consecutive interpretation is more accurate than simultaneous interpretation in schools, consider a language analogy. Observe frames that differ considerably in the composition of the traditional story of The Red Riding Hood:
Accountability of consecutive interpretation is more constructive than simultaneous interpretation accountability because it focus on the composition of ASL rather than merely signing word for word. What, after all, is the fundamental purpose of interpreting for the Deaf?
For Deaf children, educational accountability is the mastery of both ASL and English before understanding two types of language interpretation! Is it happening?
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses how the definition of BACK-UP in American Sign Language (ASL) is completely, if not forever, different from how that in the English language dictionaries. (All Kula's dog friends are pardoned.)
A short discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder believes that in order to appreciate American Sign Language, we need visit and learn about another sign language. "Gebarentaal: De taal van doven in Nederland" by Koenen, Bloem and Janssen is introduced to discuss signing spaces.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses how the sphericity of the earth is likened to that of ASL. As the earth is not flat, so is ASL not linear. There will always be people who attempt to make ASL a linear language in the same manner that The Church in the past insisted that the earth stays flat.
A guest vlogger: DJ speaks out about a certain vlogger who swears, burns the American flag, and insults others. Another priceless vlog.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses Barry's comment #139 in Brance's vlog (http://www.deafvideo.tv/video/watch/501 18/) about Creole. Barry's legacy that ASL is the most misunderstood language is a moot, a speculation, because he is not talking about all other sign languages. If you wish to use the terms "more" and "most", you must compare them to "maximize" yourselves. I am not "minimizing" anybody here!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses one of his favorite modern philosophers, Arne Naess of Norway. Naess' "deep ecology" philosophy has good applications for American Sign Language (ASL). Carl likens ASL to the forest, and Naess writes: "Some of the people living around the forest do not communicate only with themselves, but with the forest as well. They go into the woods, and therefore they have a richer part of reality within reach." As the forest is real. so is ASL! Communicate not only with yourselves, but also with ASL for "a richer part of reality within reach."
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his experience with Western Union that had refused to process his money transfer through a video relay. He spent 1 hour and 20 minutes to fight and complete the money transfer procedure. SorensonVRS folks helped a lot!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder argues that piano is just a thing to oppress ASL . As a Deaf person, he doesn't think most Deaf people can fully understand how piano is like the mechanics of CI. And piano is not everything there is in any language.
A discussion vlog: In 1994, Carl Schroeder learned from the panel of doctors that people with CI do not hear the way they normally hear. Carl also discusses that children with CI do not know where fart comes from.
A GUEST vlogger: Mark Myers makes an outstanding analogy to promote American Sign Language. This is PRICELESS!
A translation vlog: Carl Schroeder translates his favorite line from "An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge" by Ambrose Bierce.
"Death is a dignitary who when he comes announced is to be received with formal manifestations of respect, even by those most familiar with him."
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about a wonderful dance concert at WOU last week. Two of his students danced. One of WOU dance adjuncts is Deaf. Attending dance concerts is one of Carl's forms of entertainment.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder recalls Dorothy Miles in "The Third Wave," the production of National Theatre of the Deaf, who told about her school reunion. She and her schoolmates remembered each other by their numbers. Today, there's a new wave in the Deaf community. For example, Russell remembers Deaf children by their decibel numbers.
An entertainment vlog. Carl Schroeder receives this video and thought, "What a great idea! Maybe we can do ASL puppets."
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder is very much intrigued by a song about Kermit the Frog, "It's not easy being green." Well, in his life, he admits it's harder being Deaf, which is very limiting. The meaning of ASL is to use it with limitless possibilities. Philosopher Ludwig Wittenstein is also mentioned.
(Mom, I love you! Well, you already know that for sure, right!)
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder attempts to compare the natural use of American Sign Language (ASL) with the normal way of hearing.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder shares his secrets. He has a kilt and a crystal skull.
A humor vlog by Carl Schroeder: "Mathematics, rightly viewed, possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty--a beauty cold and austeri, like that of sculpture." Bertrand Russell also philosophizes that we still tend to think that "a stupid man is more likely to be honest than a clever man."
Critiques by the judges:
Wendy, Steven, Malissa and Chad
Where is my hat?
There's a proverb told by Digger Indians: "In the beginning God gave to every people a cup of clay, and from this cup they drank their life." CJ Jones must have drunk his life with us at WOU!
:)
A discussion vlog: Quoting Jean-Paul Sartre's philosophy, EXISTENCE IS PRIOR TO ESSENCE, Carl Schroeder discusses his understanding of the existence of the Deaf (PEOPLE) and the essence of American Sign Language (ASL). He concludes that hearing aids, CI, and oral education are merely the products of audistic practice.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder congratulates Leslie Saline for discovering Gisbatzed, a legendary character in ASL Dragon stories in Kalalau's Korner (www.carl-schroeder.blogspot.c om). Great!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder shares information from his researcher friend who reports that Gallaudet University rarely uses the uppercase Deaf in all its propaganda. Why is that so?
A show-and-tell vlog: Carl Schroeder shares a video mail he received from his visitor Aaron Caisse.
An entertainment vlog: Carl Schroeder interviews Aaron Caise about his visit to WOU. Aaron loves everything about ASL.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about one of his former teaching colleagues at Kendall Demonstration Elementary School who is a hearing mute. She's smart! What then is "raison d'etre" of her being a mute? Her rights? It is American Sign Language (ASL) that is a useful (the noblest) gift we the Deaf can offer.
A proposal vlog: Carl Schroeder wishes to recall Ella Lentz's enlightment of deaf-mute to further intellectual discourse that we must preserve the origin of the term upon which Gallaudet University was established. National Deaf-Mute College.
A show-and-tell vlog: Carl Schroeder is the recipient of the WOU Clubs and Organizations Advisor of the Year. What an honor!
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses his giftedness: his ability for speech. He never has hearing aids and is, of course, without CI. Hearing aids and CI do not necessarily help with speech development.
An entertainment/challenge vlog: Carl Schroeder remembers this song from his school days. Can you name this song?
An entertainment vlog: The Killing of the Second Coming, Hearing is Beautiful, Writer's Block, Eardrums4Free.com, AGB Stole Telephone.
An analogy/discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses his conversation with a musician friend from Hawai'i. What he learned might be worth pondering here.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder questions Barb Digi's assertion that the Deaf Bilingual Coalition is worded for the world. The DBC mission statement reads, "The Deaf Bilingual Coalition promotes the basic human right of all deaf infants and young children to have access to language and cognitive development through American Sign Language (ASL)."
What then is ASL in the Deaf Bilingual Coalition mission statement for? ASL is used only in the northern part of North America: the United States and most Canada. Is DBC attempting to colonialize all other sign languages through its present mission statement? What is the truth? What is the excuse?
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder realizes he has absolutely no credentials in discussing deafness and its implicatures which is very important to believability. He hopes that there are certain Deaf people with appropriate credentials to examine and promote deafness. Yes, there are enough people with Ph.D. but they don't exactly have credentials in deafness per se. I will discuss subject matters that I studied while in college and university, and I will talk about my experience of being Deaf, which has to be individualistic as we the Deaf vary enormously.
A language play vlog: Carl Schroeder plays with signs for the Biblical version as told to Moses: I am who I am. Carl takes liberty to change from WHO to THAT due to his personal conviction that G-d is immaterialistic and, therefore, can not be a who.
1140 A.D.
Modern Manual Alphabet
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder offers a fingerspelling challenge. You can google the word that Carl gives here and you will find that translation for it is very difficult.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses the presupposition of the English and French phrases, Human Rights and Raison d'Etre respectively. We can learn from these languages to postulate the birthright of deafness and its manifestation of the sign language for information, knowledge and communication.
A reaction/discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder reacts to Jamie Berke's blog (published in DeafRead.com) entitled Parents' Reaction to Child's Deafness. Power dynamics often drive parents to despair over their child's deafness.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder tells about how his sister's doll helps him understand whether Deaf children should be battery-operated.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder discusses that aesthetics of ASL must include both beauty and truth. He uses a phrase from William Shakespeare's play, Twelfth Night (Act 4, Scene II), which reads: "That that is is." Aesthetics of ASL can translate the beauty and truth of the little known Shakespearean phrase, "That that is is."
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder talks about his lecture at Bend High School on Wednesday, April 28th) and explains some art works involving ASL.
A discussion vlog: Carl Schroeder questions whether Deaf children are eligible for the Biligual Education Act (BEA), the federal education program specifically intended for limited English proficient (LEP) children. The term deaf belongs to the English language and has its own implicatures that are completely different from what we perceive in ASL. If we talk more about ASL children, we would be eligible for funds from BEA.
