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By Flickrpost on April 17, 2009
Lilacs Originally uploaded by sajego Growing up in upstate New York one of the surest signs of spring was the lilacs blooming. Rochester even has a festival celebrating lilacs (http://www.lilacfestival.com/) but it won’t start until the 2nd week of May. Here in Virginia there are so many spring flowers. In March we had daffodiles and [...]
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By Flickrpost on April 15, 2009
Spot the ASL interpreterOriginally uploaded by sajego This is only the second band event I’ve been to at Monticello (Thomas Jefferson’s house here in Charlottesville) but both times so far they have had a sign language interpreter for the event. This doesn’t help me much since I’m seated in the band and can’t see much [...]
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By Flickrpost on April 5, 2009
Good MorningOriginally uploaded by sajego Hard to get up with such a cuddley pillow.
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By Flickrpost on April 4, 2009
New patio (deck) chair receives household approvalOriginally uploaded by sajego
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By Flickrpost on March 29, 2009
Another work tripOriginally uploaded by sajego First gorgeous day at home since February and I spent it traveling. There was even snow on the ground here to greet me. How nice! I’m in the great state of Illinois to do some acoustical testing for our insulation research project. The material is very good fire insulation but [...]
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By Flickrpost on March 28, 2009
The other kitty Originally uploaded by sajego So that he won’t feel left out: this is Tayden. A week from now he will look quite a bit different as he gets his annual hair cut next Friday.
Posted in About Me
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By Flickrpost on March 28, 2009
Baxter’s thoughts on research papers Originally uploaded by sajego They are great to sleep on.
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By Flickrpost on March 28, 2009
Benefits of EAS Originally uploaded by sajego This chart is from a paper I just read. It basically shows that in their study people with a CI benefited quite a bit from using a hearing aid in the unimplanted ear, even with hearing only at 125 Hz.
Posted in Hearing
| Tagged CI, EAS, hearing aids
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