On Monday of last week, this excellent PSA was released by Team Gleason. It was shown on the big screens inside the Superdome but needs to be shown repeatedly on major network television (ie ABC/CBS/NBC). Please watch, share with friends, and send to your local network television stations. This is the kind of message that needs to get in front of the eyeballs of America. This is the celebrity action we have been asking for. Now let's do our part in getting it out there.
Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
PSAwesome
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als,
ALSA,
celebrity,
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media,
opinion,
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
UnBearable
The hit movie "Ted" has stirred up some controversy in the ALS Community. I usually ignore such jokes (and sometimes even laugh along, including bits involving Stephen Hawking and a recurring "Hawking-esque" teacher character in Family Guy a few seasons ago). But this was over the line. I have lived with ALS for 7 years. In 5 years, ALS took away from me everything I had built in the previous 20. It is currently robbing me of the most productive years of my life. Man to man, I hope you DON'T get Lou Gehrig's Disease.
MacFarlane and Wahlberg owe the ALS Community some awareness.
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advocacy,
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Humor,
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Nerd Factor Five
As an Information Technology professional I tend to accumulate equipment. I have a couple of old laptops lying around (some dating back to 1998). One of the slightly newer ones I connected to my TV via the external SVGA port (with an associated stereo sound cable connected to the headphone jack). Now I can stream Netflix and other online content to my big flatscreen TV while not using up the resources on my communication system. For independence I installed VNC which gives me full control over the remote machine. All I need is someone to power on the laptop and I am up and running.
Currently I am watching live surfing being streamed from Bells Beach, Australia. Think I'll crack a Foster's and enjoy!
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assistive communications,
fun,
off-topic,
success,
technology,
television
Friday, July 30, 2010
Shah Den Froi Duh
There is a game show on ABC I enjoy called Wipeout. This is because I enjoy seeing people with a full set of NMJs get pummeled by padded machinery. It is the ultimate in schadenfreude television!
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