What is a Hero?

re: What is a Hero?

Sean Kearney — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:45:49 GMT

Of course that's just in the 'puter world.

Let's not forget all the other non computer heroes out there. Firefighters, Police on the extreme side.

And on the regular side.

That parent that chooses to keep trying for a job even with hope lost.

The kid that chooses not to use drugs or join a gang.

The driver who you accidentally cut off and does NOT choose to run you off or flip you the bird.

The people that each and every day try to make the world a little better instead of a little worse.

{HEROES}

{HEROES} one and all...

re: What is a Hero?

Daniel Nerenberg — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 17:46:55 GMT

Hey Sean you over cafeinated fiend :) nice work.

re: What is a Hero?

Sean Kearney — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 08:01:09 GMT

Every once in a while my friend.

Every once in a while.... ;)

Speaking of which I SHOULD work on that little video for "I am Caffeinated".

Look out Youtube... B)

re: What is a Hero?

Paul Wicks — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:41:48 GMT

Nicely said Mr. Kearney.

Your supplemental {HEROES} list is appropriate, yet I felt the poem implied them all.

The 'puter world and the real world do not seem as disconnected as they once were. technology has become deeply embedded into our daily lives, and now provides "geeks" with the ability to apply their skills creatively in emergency situations.

We now have {HEROES} helping {HEROES}

Thanks for sharing positive energy