Mr. Slipery has a cousin. His name is Gary Allegretto and he's quite the harmonica man. He did a little blues performance for my son and his friend Stan. They started to do a jig. The faster the harmonica man played, the faster the jig. They couldn't help themselves. Gary's positive energy was being transfered to them. After talking to Gary, I discovered that he travels where hope seems to have disappeared like New Orleans after Katrina. He gives all the kids a harmonica and gets them to play with him. Something as basic as a harmonica brings a smile to their little faces. But it is more than that, it's the harmonica man's energy reinvigorating the kids, letting them no that hope never really disappears. You can check out Gary's web page Harmonikids on my links list. Why am I talking about Gary and his good work under this weeks DigiVangelist blog? Very simple. This is exactly what I am trying to do with the PAH program. But instead of a harmonica, it's digital technology.