How do you define yourself? How do you define others? How often do you see the positive in others versus the negative?
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The air was warm and the sun was high, on this Saturday afternoon. I decided to get into a pair of shorts and a tee-shirt and take a book down to the park. Although a lot of other people had the same
idea, I found a picnic table under an old elm tree just right for [...]
With school coming back into full swing, I put together a few things you can use in the classroom. Check out the download page for each item. First off is a nice background for your monitor. No matter what you’re doing you’ll never want to give up!
While reading your text books, keep your place with [...]
“I once met a man with a disability
Who knew no bounds in adaptability
The longer I knew him, the less it became.
To those who shy away, to those with disdain
My heart goes out with genuine sympathy
Not with pity and not with enmity
For they are the ones who are truly handicapped.”
By: William Coles
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From strawberry to vanilla, we all have a certain flavor we like. Preferences make us different. Actually, many things make us different, but that is a good thing. Wouldn’t it be boring if we all looked alike, dressed alike, acted alike, and spoke alike? The problem lies with the fact that we dislike those differences [...]
On September 17, 1994, Miss America was crowned in Atlantic City. Heather Whitestone, a 21 year old Birmingham native, was the only contestant to win two preliminary competitions in the swimsuit and talent categories. She held the judges and audience in awe with her talent routine, a 2 1/2 minute ballet performed to the song, [...]
“This intimate portrait focuses on Chris’ remarkable recovery of movement and his constant fight to fully regain his mobility. Following Chris closely over many months of treatment and public campaigning for funds for stem cell research, this film was completed shortly before his death and shows his struggle to keep his hope alive. Sadly, Chris [...]
“For everything you have missed, you have gained something else.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson
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