He was having none of it - and, frankly, I can see why. Justin and Sarah-Jane have always made me nervous while Stephanie... she's just a little too fast for my liking.So after a little tooing and frowing he came home with this highly commendable pre-school reading:
It wasn't his first choice mind; he had his eyes set on something far more glossy from the high end of the automotive press range.I'm thinking - forget saving for college fees; what our boy needs is a downpayment on a lockup under some disused railway arches and he'll be set for life. The motor trade for you son (pronounced 'saaaaan' in my best East End) - do your learning in the university of life.
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I got here from my friend Pratheesh's blog cochlearkid.blogspot.com
I saw that Nicky had left a comment on his blog for the website that simulates the CI sounds. Unfortunately my friend copied the wrong link. Here is the correct link (keep hitting NEXT on that page):
CLICK HERE
You might also find this short piece of documentary interesting and perhaps useful:
Scientific American Frontiers
The above link would take you to a page and the segment on CI is 3rd in the list.
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