![Johnny Lee](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVlZ4wo4GtzLLPDWo9H2TYsUBexdY1U2v_pSKshkyl21Lk_pDLlg6iLMVciHYNuo0Iwg5LhHcmcyh5Dfh2QvyaNi5Bn3YWSHy9Qbwz_6gjXQx-UJ01Hpzowt7TGXdf-cEsttkZYrjzCNo/s400/johnny_lee.jpg)
I certainly admire Mr. Lee for his clever use of existing technology. However, what really interested me about this is that I had been reading The Brain That Changes Itself, and I began to wonder about the possibly using Mr. Lee's ideas in inexpensive rehabilitation devices. I think that would be tremendously cool.
And just for the heck of it, I found this really nice performance by Rokia Traore. It's the first I'd heard of her, and I have no idea what she is singing, but it is a lovely, soulful sound.
![Rokia Traore](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfrIa4se_RE8HgKB-T20xo-6HoE2Fhl9DTjD5FPlEW7YjW2WAbuWItMUIhsgWru8UtDip2wxEofFhPpQJW39k3O_y_n8_BMtp5ywYtjBcTLmviF4bVeelriIXvNUeYC9kz9cBM0s3C8qU/s400/rokia_traore.jpg)
By the way, TED has a lot of cool and interesting videos of presentations given by all sorts of passionate and intelligent people. It's enough to give a guy hope. You can find more about TED here.
I think this presentation given by Sir Ken Robinson was the first TED talk I had ever seen, and it is a favorite of mine. This presentation by Jill Bolte Taylor is a recent video which may be of some special interest to people in my family.
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