[sw-l] SignWriting Mini-Report, May 29

[Kimberley A. Shaw]

Makes me feel tired, just reading this list!
Wow.
Thank you for all the hard work, and please do stay healthy,
Kim from Boston

sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu on Sunday, May 29, 2005 at 5:47 PM -0500
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>SignWriting List
>May 29, 2005
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>Dear SW List Members....
>What am I doing these days? I am...
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>1. Working on adding symbols to the IMWA
>2. Working on a new download for SignBank
>3. Working on re-adding all of the signs in the ASL SignPuddle, making
>all the signs SWML
>4. And I am slowly looking at updating our web sites...
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>So many wonderful documents and new developments to inform the world
>about!
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>I hope to create new web areas for:
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>SignWriting in Brazil
>SignWriting in Great Britain
>SignWriitng in Nicaragua
>SignWriting in Belgium
>SignWriting in Germany
>just to name a few...
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>and also a new SignBible area for the hundreds of Bible documents that
>Pastor Dettloff and the Deaf Church in Michigan have written over the
>years...it is a library in its own right!
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>Of course we still have Jerry Spillman's great SignBible Site:
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>[ http://cyberjer.com/signbibl/ ]http://cyberjer.com/signbibl/
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>Thank you, Jerry! That is used all the time and I hope to link to it of
>course...
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>And I also want to have more descriptions of the new software development
>around the world, and mention of the four conferences that have
>SignWriting presentations this June and July...
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>and I am printing literature for several groups...
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>hmm...
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>That's enough for right now! I hope you all are having a great weekend
>and that you will share with us, what you are doing with SignWriting
>...we are always interested...smile..
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>Val ;-)
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>Valerie Sutton
>[ mailto:Sutton at SignWriting.org ]Sutton at SignWriting.org
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>1. SignWritingSite
>[ http://www.SignWriting.org ]http://www.SignWriting.org
>Read & Write Sign Languages
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>2. SignBankSite
>[ http://www.SignBank.org ]http://www.SignBank.org
>Sign Language Dictionaries
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>3. DanceWritingSite
>[ http://www.DanceWriting.org ]http://www.DanceWriting.org
>Read & Write Dance
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>4. MovementWritingSite
>[ http://www.MovementWriting.org ]http://www.MovementWriting.org
>Read & Write Movement & Gesture