Deaf Town Hall Meeting
Thursday May 1
5:30-7:00pm
Hearing Speech and Deaf Center
2528 Burnet Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
Easier to come around to the back main entrance from Highland Ave in the large parking lot.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Town Hall Meeting - ADA
If you have ever felt discriminated against because of your hearing loss, come to our next Deaf Town Hall Meeting and learn about the law that protects you. Lucille Wall, Director of Ohio Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities, will present on the ADA.
Deaf Town Hall Meeting
Thursday May 1
5:30-7:00pm
Hearing Speech and Deaf Center
2528 Burnet Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
Easier to come around to the back main entrance from Highland Ave in the large parking lot.
Deaf Town Hall Meeting
Thursday May 1
5:30-7:00pm
Hearing Speech and Deaf Center
2528 Burnet Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
Easier to come around to the back main entrance from Highland Ave in the large parking lot.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Dayton Deaf Teen Club
Deaf Community Resource Center
Deaf Kids and Teens Club
Where: Deaf Community Resource Center
3333 Stanley Ave
Dayton, Ohio 45404
When? May 10, 2008
Time? 2 to 4 pm
Hey Dad, can you bring me to Deaf Kids and Teens Club so I can make something for
Bring snacks to share with other people
More Information:
Contact Michelle Anthony
Email: manthony@dcrcohio.com
VP or Voice: 937 227 3272
Greg Gunderson Racing!
Greg Gunderson's 2008 Racing Season Green Flag E-News Fueled by CSD
With the 2008 Sprint Car season beginning on Saturday, April 26th in Hartford, S.D., Greg Gunderson plans on keeping in close contact with his fans and supporters throughout the year with weekly e-mail news updates. Please be sure to sign up for the E-news at Gunderson Racing website (www.gundersonracing.com) or click here.
A special thanks goes out to CSD, who is contributing to the cause by developing content for the E-news, maintaining the subscription list and ensuring everything is sent out on a weekly basis.
The weekly E-news will give you the inside scoop on Gunderson's weekly results, his place in the points race, and his personal experiences and testimonials behind the wheel of each race. You can also find out where he will be making public appearances so you can meet the nation's only deaf Sprint car racer! His next public appearance will be at the Deaf Nation Expo in Omaha, Neb. on April 19. If you are in the area, make sure you stop by and cheer him on for his first 2008 race!
With the 2008 Sprint Car season beginning on Saturday, April 26th in Hartford, S.D., Greg Gunderson plans on keeping in close contact with his fans and supporters throughout the year with weekly e-mail news updates. Please be sure to sign up for the E-news at Gunderson Racing website (www.gundersonracing.com) or click here.
A special thanks goes out to CSD, who is contributing to the cause by developing content for the E-news, maintaining the subscription list and ensuring everything is sent out on a weekly basis.
The weekly E-news will give you the inside scoop on Gunderson's weekly results, his place in the points race, and his personal experiences and testimonials behind the wheel of each race. You can also find out where he will be making public appearances so you can meet the nation's only deaf Sprint car racer! His next public appearance will be at the Deaf Nation Expo in Omaha, Neb. on April 19. If you are in the area, make sure you stop by and cheer him on for his first 2008 race!
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Alice in Wonderland
Come to Acting Up's sign language interpreted performance of "Alice in Wonderland" on Saturday May 3 at 2:00 p.m. at Mason High School Auditorium.
See www.ActingUp.com for details.
See www.ActingUp.com for details.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Sweet Nothing In My Ear
Will be on TV on April 20th
Click here: http://www.hallmark.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/article%7C10001%7C10051%7C/HallmarkSite/HallmarkHallOfFame/HHOF_
Click on "Watch the Preview"
Click here: http://www.hallmark.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/article%7C10001%7C10051%7C/HallmarkSite/HallmarkHallOfFame/HHOF_
Click on "Watch the Preview"
Local Closed Captioned Movies
Mason/Deerfield Stadium 16 513-770-3186
Leatherheads
04/15/2008
to 04/21/2008
04/15 04:10 PM
04/15 06:45 PM
04/16 01:10 PM
04/16 06:45 PM
04/17 04:10 PM
04/17 09:20 PM
Street Kings
Showcase Western Hills
April 15 to18
12:00 2:30 5:00 7:45 10:20
Springdale Cinema De Lux 18
April 15 to 17
1:45 4:35 7:10 9:50
Leatherheads
04/15/2008
to 04/21/2008
04/15 04:10 PM
04/15 06:45 PM
04/16 01:10 PM
04/16 06:45 PM
04/17 04:10 PM
04/17 09:20 PM
Street Kings
Showcase Western Hills
April 15 to18
12:00 2:30 5:00 7:45 10:20
Springdale Cinema De Lux 18
April 15 to 17
1:45 4:35 7:10 9:50
Summer 2008 Koda Camp
Deaf Community Resource Center is now accepting applications for KODA Camp 2008. Contact us as soon as possible to get the necessary forms. We have limited space. We are accepting application based on first come, first serve basis. So…don’t wait until the deadline.
If you know any KODAs, age 8 to 15, who may be interested on going to KODA Camp, please forward this email to the parents.
Thank you.
Deron Emmons, CEO
demmons@drcohio.com
Deaf Community Resource Center, Inc
3333 Stanley Ave
Dayton, OH 45404
Voice/VP 937-227-3272
Fax 888-827-9731
If you know any KODAs, age 8 to 15, who may be interested on going to KODA Camp, please forward this email to the parents.
Thank you.
Deron Emmons, CEO
demmons@drcohio.com
Deaf Community Resource Center, Inc
3333 Stanley Ave
Dayton, OH 45404
Voice/VP 937-227-3272
Fax 888-827-9731
Friday, April 11, 2008
CC Movies
Mason Deerfield Stadium 16
Nim's Island
04/11/2008
04/14/2008
04/11 01:40 PM
04/12 04:00 PM
04/13 01:40 PM
04/13 09:30 PM
04/14 01:40 PM
04/14 07:10 PM
Showcase Western Hills
Street Kings NEW! 12:00 2:30 5:00 7:45 10:20
Nim's Island
04/11/2008
04/14/2008
04/11 01:40 PM
04/12 04:00 PM
04/13 01:40 PM
04/13 09:30 PM
04/14 01:40 PM
04/14 07:10 PM
Showcase Western Hills
Street Kings NEW! 12:00 2:30 5:00 7:45 10:20
Receive Emergency Information Via Text
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Cell phone users will get text message alerts of emergencies under a new nationwide alert system approved late Wednesday by the Federal Communications Commission, according to FCC spokesman Robert Kenny.
An emergency text message would be sent in the event of a widespread disaster, severe weather or child abduction.
Under the plan, the FCC will appoint a federal agency to create the messages and pass them on to cell phone companies that choose to participate, an FCC representative said earlier. Once that agency is named, the participating cell phone providers would have 10 months to comply with the new system's requirements.
"It is essential that we support and advance new ways to share critical, time-sensitive information with them in times of crisis," FCC chairman Kevin J. Martin said in a written statement.
Earlier, the FCC representative explained how the plan would work. Cell phone companies that voluntarily opt into the system would send text-based alert messages to subscribers in response to three types of events:
A disaster that could jeopardize the health and safety of Americans, such as a terrorist attack; these would trigger a national alert from the president of the United States
Imminent or ongoing threats such as hurricanes, tornadoes or earthquakes
Child abductions or Amber alerts. Watch how the cell phone alerts would work »
T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint Nextel and AT&T all stated that they would be likely to opt into the alert system if it is passed by the FCC.
"While we obviously need to review the details of the FCC's decision, we look forward to offering mobile emergency alerts to our customers," AT&T said in a written statement.
A Sprint representative said the company would participate if the FCC adopts the plan exactly as it was recommended by an advisory group.
A federal agency, yet to be appointed, would create the messages and information that would go to the participating cell phone companies, an FCC spokesman said. Once that agency is named, all carriers that opt into the system will have to meet the requirements of the system within 10 months.
Subscribers would be able to opt out of receiving the messages, according to the current plan, and carriers would be required to provide vibration or audio attention signals with a distinct sound for people with disabilities.
The alert system plan was generated from an act Congress passed in 2006 that looked at emergency communications. The act directed the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, the Department of Homeland Security, the FCC and other agencies to work together to enhance and expand the capabilities of emergency communications in the United States. E-mail to a friend
An emergency text message would be sent in the event of a widespread disaster, severe weather or child abduction.
Under the plan, the FCC will appoint a federal agency to create the messages and pass them on to cell phone companies that choose to participate, an FCC representative said earlier. Once that agency is named, the participating cell phone providers would have 10 months to comply with the new system's requirements.
"It is essential that we support and advance new ways to share critical, time-sensitive information with them in times of crisis," FCC chairman Kevin J. Martin said in a written statement.
Earlier, the FCC representative explained how the plan would work. Cell phone companies that voluntarily opt into the system would send text-based alert messages to subscribers in response to three types of events:
A disaster that could jeopardize the health and safety of Americans, such as a terrorist attack; these would trigger a national alert from the president of the United States
Imminent or ongoing threats such as hurricanes, tornadoes or earthquakes
Child abductions or Amber alerts. Watch how the cell phone alerts would work »
T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint Nextel and AT&T all stated that they would be likely to opt into the alert system if it is passed by the FCC.
"While we obviously need to review the details of the FCC's decision, we look forward to offering mobile emergency alerts to our customers," AT&T said in a written statement.
A Sprint representative said the company would participate if the FCC adopts the plan exactly as it was recommended by an advisory group.
A federal agency, yet to be appointed, would create the messages and information that would go to the participating cell phone companies, an FCC spokesman said. Once that agency is named, all carriers that opt into the system will have to meet the requirements of the system within 10 months.
Subscribers would be able to opt out of receiving the messages, according to the current plan, and carriers would be required to provide vibration or audio attention signals with a distinct sound for people with disabilities.
The alert system plan was generated from an act Congress passed in 2006 that looked at emergency communications. The act directed the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, the Department of Homeland Security, the FCC and other agencies to work together to enhance and expand the capabilities of emergency communications in the United States. E-mail to a friend
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Marlee Matlin on Dancing with the Stars!
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
This Thursday, April 3, 2008 is our free IEP Information Session.
5:30 – 7:30pm
Light Dinner served
5:30 – 7:30pm
Light Dinner served
The Hearing Speech & Deaf Center
2825 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45219
IEP: Individual Education Plan, Your Rights as a Parent
Tabitha Belhorn, statewide parent advocate from Ohio School for the Deaf, will present.
If you have any questions or if you need more information, please contact me:
CDonnellon@HearingSpeechDeaf.com
We hope to see you on Thursday!
Housing in Norhtern Kentucky
Affordable Senior Housing for Independent Living
Would you like to see new senior housing with special features for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing in Northern Kentucky? Horizon Development is considering developing such housing within the next 2 years.
The building features would include a controlled entrance with TTY/VP/Voice communication, visual signaler alarm systems in units and common areas, elevator, hallways with handrails, and other accessibility features. There will be 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with cable access, a club room (with listening loop) with kitchen, fitness room, business center, and hair salon. On-site staff, skilled in sign language and oral communication, would manage the building and oversee a variety of social activities.
Approximate proposed rents are from $540 to $780, for most 1 & 2 bedroom units. For extra large 2 bedroom, 2 bath units, the proposed rent is approximately $895.
To Fill it out form, download it, print it, then send it to Betty Timon or Donna Ferency
Would you like to see new senior housing with special features for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing in Northern Kentucky? Horizon Development is considering developing such housing within the next 2 years.
The building features would include a controlled entrance with TTY/VP/Voice communication, visual signaler alarm systems in units and common areas, elevator, hallways with handrails, and other accessibility features. There will be 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with cable access, a club room (with listening loop) with kitchen, fitness room, business center, and hair salon. On-site staff, skilled in sign language and oral communication, would manage the building and oversee a variety of social activities.
Approximate proposed rents are from $540 to $780, for most 1 & 2 bedroom units. For extra large 2 bedroom, 2 bath units, the proposed rent is approximately $895.
To Fill it out form, download it, print it, then send it to Betty Timon or Donna Ferency
Local Deaf Wrestler on TV
April 2, 2008, Wednesday7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Channel Spike
Matt Hamill, of Loveland, Ohio, is Deaf.
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