signle cochlear implant photo?
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http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/Research/language-communication/hearing_files/implant-picture.gif
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Hmm.. well this one is easier said then done. Take a look at the image below and let me know if this is close to what you are looking for, and send the image you have to nigel@ultimatechcc.com so I can see what you are starting with.  \n\nI can likely help, but it will be a day or so until I can get to it if not monday.  I am completely swamped right now.\n\nI need to know if your using a stock photo or an illustration.
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Depends on several things.  Did you lose your hearing?  Were you born deaf?  What is your speech like today.  Can people understand you?\n\nIf the study is used in  conjuction with the Cohclear organization its a thumbs up.  The implant runs about $80,000.00.  The sucess depends on how many wires can be attached and actually hooked up to the Cohclea, They take the place of the nerves than never formed or were damaged.  The new Nucleus power unit that has come out in the last couple of years, can actually be worn behind the ear now rather than on the belt with a wire running to the mic behind the ear and then to the transmitter.  Everything is now up behind the ear.  It also has a plug in for a Cd!!  Its now all wireless!  There are still units that you can get where the power unit is worn on the belt with a wire.  it believe they run at a slower pace.\n\nYou must remevber that the new unit runs at about 400 times faster than the old model.  It will take some getting used too.  Kinda like learning a new language.  You'll have to figure out what you hear and relate it to what you knew before!  I believe the unit now has 22 or 23 wires that can be connected. The more that work the more you will hear.   It will take about a year to get the unit tuned up after the implany
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I am in support of total communication, whether the child ahs the implant or not.  Oral communication is very hard, but ASL is a more natural language.  Of course it is easier to function in the hearing world if you can communicate in the dominant language, but deaf children are going to have a harder time in the world, no matter what, so is it really fair to force them to undergo constant therapy in order to use a language that doesn't come naturally to them?  That is why I strongly support total communication.\n\nA majority of children with the CI are taught using total communication, more children with the CI are taught using the oral method than those without (36% of children with the CI, 8% of children without)\n\nBelow is the link to a study that Gallaudet did.  I've linked you to slide 7 because that is the one with the most prevelent information to your topic.  Good luck.
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Try Google pictures.. just type in the name. :)
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try searching the yahoo image tab
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Try Yahoo! Picture search
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Neuron.jpg
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Go check out ASL Pro http://www.aslpro.com/ \n\nThey have everything you could need there, including religious signs
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Yes. Goto http://www.imagebabe.com/
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http://deafness.about.com/cs/celebfeatures/a/cjjones.htm
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Try this site I found the other day.  Try making some fun sentences:\nhttp://commtechlab.msu.edu/Sites/aslweb/browser.htm\n\nGood luck!
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Here are some links to deaf community pages where you can ask others with hearing loss, and may get a better response:\nhttp://chat.deaf.com/\nhttp://www.deafnotes.com/\nhttp://www.hiredeaf.com/\n\nGood Luck!
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Here are some\nhttp://www.mydisplayimage.com/status/status_display_pictures.html\n\n///
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http://www.pdaphone.ch/images/qtek9000_full.jpg\nhttp://www.dinside.no/km_bilde/4/267864.jpg\nhttp://www.digigasin.ch/images/Qtek4040Med.jpg\nhttp://www.bluetoothshop.ru/images/smartphone/qtek_9000_01.jpg
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HI PUNKsomthin somthin u can getpics wen u go to google an typ in d. rad......
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http://boards.sonypictures.com/boards/showthread.php?t=18918