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Deaf Chat: SITE HELPS MACINTOSH ICHAT USERS MAKE PALS
When we last left Jeffrey Glover at the onset of the World Wide Web craze, he was a local site developer who playfully chided his brethren for annoying page features such as blinking text and intrusive background music.Seven years later, Glover has abandoned that Internet crusade and embarked on another from his current digs in San Francisco: He puts thousands of like-minded people together via the magic of Macintosh-based videoconferencing. Glover runs a site called iChatters.com...

Deaf Chat: SIGN TIME< BOCES COMPUTER LAB GIVES AREA DEAF STUDENTS CHANCE TO INTERACT
Diane Williams's computer class at the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services Model Schools Lab is quieter than most but otherwise like any other school lab. Students work at their computers, and seem bored at points in the class.Occasionally a student makes a few deft hand signals, which are interpreted for Mrs. Williams by another teacher, breaking the silence. Silence isn't a rule in the classroom, it comes naturally because the 16 students in...

Deaf Chat: AIDB hosts week of events for deaf community
TALLADEGA - Although Hurricane Ivan delayed several of this year's events, the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind continued with several other observances of Deaf Awareness Week. The purpose of most of these events, according to AIDB spokeswoman Lisa Sams, is to make the community at large "aware of the importance of communication, and how they can make communication easier."For instance, first graders at Lincoln Elementary School were treated to a...

Deaf Chat: A San Diego party even the Governor can't keep secret. (Editor's Notebook)
If I'm invited to a party -- and being the social animal I am, it happens all the time -- I don't expect to get a call later saying sorry, we made ...

Deaf Chat: Police: Deaf suspect knew easy marks
Correction ran 6/9/2005: A story Tuesday misidentified the man charged in alleged crimes against deaf people. His name is Robert Lee Berry. As he had ...

Deaf Chat: Birds & bees: 'down with love,' 'the shape of things,' & 'blue car' - Screen
Spring is in the air, when a moviegoer's thoughts turn naturally to romance. If innocent fun is your idea of innocent fun, you'll find plenty in Down ...

Deaf Chat: Hiring Without Limits: Part 2 of 2; IBM doesn't hire disabled people to be nice. It does so because it's right for the business. The company has become
Byline: Joe Mullich Building Pipelines In its constant effort to attract disabled employees, IBM has developed outreach programs throughout ...