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Letter: Your Say - Become a lip-reading teacher.(Letters)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England); 5/23/2008; 199 words
; HAVE you thought about becoming a lip-reading teacher? There are over eight million ... difficulties in every aspect of life. Lip-reading teachers can help hearing-impaired ... acquired deafness who has attended lip-reading classes, I found them of great ...
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DRIVE TO PROMOTE LIP-READING
The Independent - London; 6/24/1998; 62 words
; ... campaign to promote the skill of lip-reading among people in the Birmingham ... in Britain, but many do not use lip-reading. Now Hearing Concern has produced ... addressed envelope to: Hearing Concern Lip-reading Leaflet, 7/11 Armstrong Road, London ...
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DRIVE TO PROMOTE LIP-READING.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England); 6/24/1998; 62 words
; ... campaign to promote the skill of lip-reading among people in the Birmingham ... in Britain, but many do not use lip-reading. Now Hearing Concern has produced ... addressed envelope to: Hearing Concern Lip-reading Leaflet, 7/11 Armstrong Road, London ...
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Intel develops lip reading technology.(Brief Article)
Worldwide Computer Products News; 4/29/2003; 117 words
; Worldwide Computer Products News-29 April 2003-Intel develops lip reading technology(C)1995-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Chip maker Intel Corp has developed a new technology that provides computers with a method of reading an individual's lips so voice commands can be more reliable ... .
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Fund payout will help care group provide more lip-reading classes
Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK); 12/31/2007; 339 words
; ... the far north will benefit from an increased number of lip-reading classes, thanks to the Press and Journal's Year of Giving ... hoping to use the Press and Journal money to provide more lip-reading classes. Group co-ordinator Deirdre Aitken said: "Only ...
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CAN YOU READ ME? ; Lip-reading a part of game in game
The Gazette; 5/6/2007; KATE CRANDALL THE GAZETTE; 781 words
; ... mouth, said those who worry about lip-reading are "uptight and paranoid." But ... Blind, said a difficult skill like lip-reading might be easier in sports, which ... for that specific vocabulary on a lip-reading basis," Ryan said. "When we look ...
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Lip-reading lessons on offer.(News)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England); 4/11/2003; 34 words
; LIP-READING classes for the hard-of-hearing are being run at City College Coventry. Four taster courses made up of three two-hour sessions have been devised. For details, call deaf studies tutor Jo Hobbs on 024 7652 6700.
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Lip-reading mobile phone.(News)
The Mirror (London, England); 4/5/2002; 31 words
; RESEARCHERS in Japan are close to developing a lip-reading mobile phone that could mean an end to loud conversations - a firm is now working on a handset that converts mouthed words to speech or text.
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IN BRIEF: Lip-reading course.(News)
Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England); 9/14/2007; 38 words
; PEOPLE who are hard of hearing are being urged to join a free lip-reading course. The classes will start on Monday, September 24, from 1pm-3pm, at Middlesbrough Deaf Centre, in Park Road South. For information call Barbara Casson on 01642 304210.
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Sound advice; HOW LIP-READING SKILLS CAN TRANSFORM LIVES OF THE DEAF
Evening Times; 7/24/2003; Sheila Hamilton; 787 words
; ... prison with no hope of a reprieve. "Lip-reading meant I could chat with other people ... right circumstances although her lip-reading skills are still vital. Technology ... Scottish course to train tutors of lip-reading and is also hard-of-hearing development ...
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