I recently became a volunteer for a website called CaptVids. It is a website that provides closed captioning (subtitles) for a variety of YouTube videos for deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers (or foreign language speakers). If you're deaf or know anybody who's deaf, you should tell them about this site. They'd really enjoy it.

You can request certain YT videos to be captioned on their forum. There, you can also volunteer to become a captioner for their requested vids. They only have about 3 volunteers (including me) at the moment, and they could really use some help. The guy who runs the site is very nice, and you'll really get along with him.

So, if you're a good typer and like contributing to accessibility, this is the site for you. You'd might even want to put it on your resume. You can see some of my captioned vids here. Until next time, adios!

http://tvdotcom.wikispaces.com/

On this website, you can edit and create articles about yourself, your friends, your spin-offs, etc. Please sign up with your TV.com username and start writing! (click the "Create new page" button in the corner to start a new article) Just try not to write anything too biased or that contains too many opinionated details. Just have fun!

Remember that it's still under development, so if you're not satisfied with the layout or anything, be aware that it's going to change.

Back in the summer of 1999, when I was 5 years old, I was in a commercial for a now-defunct company called ValuPage. Here's the link where you can watch it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXVOaPKfZSQ

Watch only the first commercial. I'm the little dark-haired boy who has no lines. In the first scene, I'm holding a Marvin Martian doll. In the second scene, I'm the last one behind in the march. Don't I just look adorable?