Redemption and Ted Williams

[garyjd]

At some point we've seen people like Ted Williams. I've seen them here in my own hometown. Years ago I sometimes walked by or stepped over people like him on my morning walk to the Art Institute. By now I'm sure a lot of you have seen or heard his story in the news. With politics and war being a constant topic it nice to see and hear a "feel good" story for a change.

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Now I know this has NOTHING to do with historical art, not to mention art in general. I do think that it has a little to do with the power that any natural talent or learned skill potentially possesses, and the great changes it could bring into your life. I hope Ted and that "golden voice" is able to make a successful return to his passion for radio and get that second chance we would all want for ourselves.

For those not familiar with his story check it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6kI_u3ho_c&feature=related​

Now back to our regularly scheduled program.​

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[housecarl]

Well thanks for those messages Gary, now back to Planet figure.
Cheers,
Carl.

 

[megroot]

I saw it yesterday evening on the news here in Holland
Great that Ted is having a job now.

Marc

 

[thegoodsgt]

What a wonderful story. He has a great voice, but he needs a bit o training to really refine it, particularly his enunciation.