Sat
- September 13, 2008
The Rose Garden is Moving!
You're at the old homepage called, "The Rose
Garden Weblog". It was created using iBlog software, a third-party software for
Mac computers. It is no longer being updated. Meanwhile, Apple has come out
with its own blogging software, iWeb. Much easier for me to use!
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Thu - January 4, 2007
Pictures from Boyer's Annual ASL Christmas Party, 2006
We had a great turnout this year of 27 humans and
2 canines (puppies). There was lots of food, fun and fellowship at our home.
We enjoyed seeing everyone and having a great time with a great bunch of
friends. Click on the read more link below to read up on the party and see
pictures. Until next time, we wish everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year
2007!
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Sat
- December
9, 2006
Borders ASL Social January 5, 2007
Borders is under the red balloon icon. Starts at
7 pm and runs until store closes at 11 pm. Held every month on the first
Friday, this is the largest ASL Social in the Harrisburg/West Shore area.
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New Covenant Deaf Fellowship ASL Social
On Friday, January 26th, 2007 from 7 pm to 9 pm,
New Covenant Deaf Fellowship hosts an ASL Social for the Signing
Public.
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Return?
Thank you all for your patience while I was away
from maintaining my blog. With so many other blogs out there I don't blame you
for not surfing here. Well, I hope to continue my return by staying active with
the Deaf Community. My wife and I have been going to ASL Socials all along and
have continued with our Church Deaf Ministry. Due to life's priorities, I
needed to get away from blogging. Now that some of those priorities have been
taken care of, I hope I can make a
comback.
Here's wish you all a very
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Mon - February 13, 2006
Deaf Bible Study
New Covenant Deaf Fellowship is a ministry of New
Covenant Fellowship, a member church of PCA , which believes that the church
life need be made open and available to the Deaf Christian Community.We
welcome especially the Deaf to come and learn more about Jesus Christ, or who
may be interested in knowing who Jesus Christ is. The primary focus of our
Bible Study is to help Deaf Christians in their walk with the Lord.
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Risks of Implants for Bacterial Meningitis
The Wall Street Journal reported on a study made
in 2002 by researchers at the FDA and the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention which was later published in 2003 by the New England Journal of
Medicine.
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Mon - January 16, 2006
Greater Harrisburg Chapter PSAD Meeting
Meeting this month is on January 21st, beginning
at 10:00 am. The location for this meeting which is open to the public is at
the GHAD Clubhouse, 5107 Sunset Drive, Harrisburg, PA. Click on Read More below
for more information.
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Sign to Voice Skills for Working Interpreters
Tuesdays, February 28 to March 28, 2006. Six
week class designed for interpreters in learning techniques for improving your
ASL to English skills. Taught by Tara Potterveld, MA, Pennsylvania Registered,
RID CT and CI at Lancaster Theological Seminary. Class is limited to 12
students. For more information click Read More.
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New Covenant Deaf Fellowship
The 10:45 am Sunday Worship service is
interpreted for the Deaf. Address for New Covenant Fellowship church is 4500
Creekview Road, Mechanicsburg, PA. It is situated in the middle of Hampden
Township. There are different ways you can get there including from I-581 or
the Carlisle Pike via local roads. The most simple route is take I-581 West to
Exit #2, Creekview Road, and drive East on Creekview Road until you see the
church. You can get on I-581 from Carlisle Pike or I-81. I-581 is also part of
the "Capitol Beltway" which connects the West Shore and Harrisburg
areas.
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Wed - December
21, 2005
The Book of 3 John in ASL
This video is a free download from Deaf Missions
website (click here ) and is the Book of 3 John done in
ASL. It is part of the New Testament from ASL Bible. Enjoy.
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Thu - October 27, 2005
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services of Lancaster
DHHS of Lancaster provides many needed services
to the Deaf community and they have their own website.
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Mon - May 2, 2005
Inside Deaf Culture
An excellent new book by Deaf authors Carol
Padden and Tom Humphries! A smallish book at 208 pages, including index, it
contains a lot of information on Deaf Culture throughout history. List priced
at $22.95, but available from Amazon for under $16, the book is worth your
money. It is, however, written in Collegiate slang by which I mean, sometimes
it is long-winded and dry reading. Somethings I learned included the famous
early 20th century movies made by NAD to capture the Sign Language of famous
Deaf living at that time, including Gaulladet and Viditz. Deaf History in
America is filled with struggles of the Deaf to receive a fair education and to
be taught in their own native language, ASL. How the early blue-collar
economies of the 40's and 50's created a boom in Deaf Clubs, but then was
followed by the long decline, and how now Deaf Culture is being threatened by
current events. There is a lot here. Highly recommended!
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Sun - May 1, 2005
New Poll for May
This month's poll is, "How many ASL Socials do
you attend each month"? Click on Read More below for results of last month's
poll.
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NorthEast Deaf Recreation, Inc. (DeafRec)
What is DeafRec ? Common question is who are we? Is it
for deaf people only? Answer is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization for the
deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people with the goal to get them all together
and enjoy the community! The local, Central Pennsylvania coordinator for
DeafRec is Justin Drawbaugh. Click below to read more from Justin
Drawbaugh.
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