Thoughts, ideas, and narratives from a deaf firefighter
Thanks to Bill Creswell for captioning this.
UK Fire Safety Video
I’ll admit it was the first time I’ve seen the suggestion to use a wet cloth rather than a lid but then I realized that not everyone HAS a lid for their various pots and pans.
I’m a big lover of Alton Brown’s Good Eats program. [...]
My good friend, Sandman, tagged me the other day as being a “Thinking Blogger”. I’m sure my wife would disagree with that notion that I am capable of “thinking” but I certainly do appreciate the honor.
Apparently, part of the rules require me to tag 5 other people as “thinking bloggers”. I’m a [...]
This morning, while waiting for my coffee to brew, I was watching CNN and they had a segment on about Amanda, a woman with autism and a movie she posted on YouTube.
In short, the video tries to make the viewer understand how she views her environment and her frustrations when it comes to dealing with [...]
The incessant mentions of vlog/blogging conference by bloggers/vloggers on DeafRead.com are getting boring and decidedly misleading at its best — none of them reflect the true pulse of what is happening across the nation. For example, I got in touch with a friend in DC whether if he is going to vlog/blogging conference? He said, [...]
In a past life, I worked as an application developer in Lotus Notes. Like any good worker bee, I tried my best to stay current in what was going on with the program by reading the online materials and blogs.
Ed Brill, a major big executive at IBM in relation to the Lotus Notes [...]