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Use your dominant hand, left or right, it doesn't matter. You can learn how to sign on both hands but it's more important to be consistent. Stick with one hand throughout the conversation (don't switch back and forth). Save the other hand for emergencies, like when your dominant hand/arm is broken.

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:welcome: I hope that you can find some real life personal interaction.

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Science and Star Wars explores how real robotic limbs are helping people here on Earth. Very cool! Has captions.

Update: Slager pled guilty to Federal charges and got 20 years. There won't be a re-trial.

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Wow! My Hubby has a 2006 Jeep Commander, and he's from Michigan, so he's familiar with Detroit. :lol: Broken down cars in sketchy neighborhoods is no fun. Glad you got out OK. :)

The Deaf community in my area has regular get togethers and activities that are open to all signers, hearing or deaf, beginner or fluent, doesn't matter. All are welcome. Of course, if hearing ASL students attend, I recommend they not stay in a group to themselves but split up and mingle. Also...

I've seen the "writing a book" phrase used when a post is not just too long, but often full of unnecessary detail or not broken into readable paragraphs. It usually expresses one's exasperation with having to dig thru the text for the meaty parts. Like: "I only wanted a yes or no answer--you...

Safety officials will tell you that using an oven for household heating is a definite no-no. http://nasdonline.org/2012/d001480/staying-warm-in-an-unheated-house-coping-with.html