Monthly Archive for February, 2011
She’s cute, she’s opinionated. She won’t marry you. She want’s a job first.
She’s been autotuned… one of the times the remix is better than the original.
UPDATE: Here is the story: I am an 11 year old singer/songwriter and had been asked to go on national television to sing one of my original songs about a year and a half ago. My little 5 year old sister (she’s six now) was upset and feeling left out because her big sister was doing all these fun and interesting things. This 1 minute clip is part of a 15 minute video where she discusses her views on life and decides she isn’t going to let anything come between her and her goals.
Here’s the original “I Don’t Want To Marry You.”
Annnnnd… the remix…
I’m always a day late and a dollar short.
In this case, I’m a couple years late and a few thousand dollars short of getting the new ass-kicking knee replacement.
Actually the Ossur Power Knee is an entire lower leg replacement, but for some kick-ass power, I might have given up one of my lower extremities.
Back in April 2009, Ossur showed off the new power knee to the world.
Ossur, a global leader in non-invasive orthopaedics, announced today that LTC Greg Gadson was fit last week at Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) with the second generation of the POWER KNEE by Ossur, the first technology to use sensors, power, artificial intelligence and actuators to provide amputees with the ability to walk naturally and safely without even thinking about it.
Think of all the warriors who can use this new technology.
They have kicked some ass already, I’m hoping the VA will let them line up and get the Ossur Power Knee. Pretty amazing stuff.
Written, produced, photographed, edited and directed by SIL St. Todd DeCubbville.
This is an overview of the Special Equestrians Therapeutic Riding Program in Southwest Florida. Special Equestrians provides structured therapeutic horseback riding to mentally and physically challenged children and adults.
“A nice little community of support…”
