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Thursday, March 27, 2008

He May Have a Disability, but He's Not Disabled

This is an amazing story about a boy that lost his sight at the age of two. He suffered from cancer and had to have his eyes removed. Much like the mother of the late Ray Charles, this boy's mother gave him the courage to overcome his disability. He plays video games with his siblings. He roller skates and walks carefully navigating any obstacles using echolocation much like bats and dolphins.

What is echolocation?
According to The Merriam Webster's Dictionary:
a physiological process for locating distant or invisible objects (as prey) by sound waves reflected back to the emitter (as a bat) from the objects


Once again, we see that edifying and nurturing someone can help them achieve greatness. This mom refused to let her son be a victim. She taught him to use the talents he has to be independent. This is a beautiful and inspiring story.

We Don't Have to Suffer at the Pump!

Thanks to StumbleUpon, I came across the following video about our current oil crisis. The funny part is that it was taped several years ago and predicted by a minister. Lindsey Williams wrote The Energy Non-Crisis. He has been an ordained Baptist minister for 28 years. In 1974, he became a chaplain for the workers of the The Transalaska oil pipeline. He wrote a book about all that he witnessed as an executive chaplain interecting withthe most powerful of men. Lindsey Williams predicted we would be paying exorbitent prices at the pump. That may be common, the amazing part is he explains why it's unnecessary.

This is the first part of an 8 part series on The Energy Non-Crisis.

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