DanceWriting

[Shane Gilchrist O hEorpa]

Val,

ooooh, Oberlin uses DanceWriting - thats excellent

How many places do use your dance-writing system eh?

Shane

On 04/01/07, Charles Butler <chazzer3332000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Kim, you should point out to them that Oberlin conservatory uses Dance
> Writing all the time, so what about sign language isn't a written language?
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> Charles
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> Kimberley Shaw <skifoot at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hello all:
> please sign me up, too -- I know I'll need to have better hand-writing
> skills when I begin that college-level ASL course later on this month! I
> tend to take lots of notes during class, but the teachers don't expect
> anybody to be taking notes (since it "is not a written language", feh) and
> so Signwritten "chicken scratch" is what my class notebooks usually end up
> looking like.
> Yes, Shane, trying to read the old German Schrift feels exactly like peering
> at chicken scratches so far's I'm concerned! Very aesthetic chickens though;
> the old handwriting can be very beautiful.
> -- Kim from Boston
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> On 1/4/07, Valerie Sutton <signwriting at mac.com> wrote:
> > SignWriting List
> > January 4, 2007
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> > Charles Butler wrote:
> > > If you can read this, I can sign up, too. Dont' know how much I
> > > will be able to contribute, but I'd love to learn more.  (Quick
> > > chicken stratch using my mouse)
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> > Hello Charles!
> > Yes...I can read this...so I have placed your name on the Handwriting
> > course list...
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> > Participants already signed up:
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> > 1. Adam Frost
> > 2. Stefan Woehrmann
> > 3. Tini Pel
> > 4. Kelly Jo Boal
> > 5. Cherie Wren
> > 6. Stuart Thiessen
> > 7. Charles Butler
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> > Val ;-)
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