If you watched season two of heroes, you’ll remember the quiet, high pitched voice of the character Micah Sanders, who is casted by Noah Gray-Cabey. Noah is a great actor, but he’s not just known for his hit role on the smash TV series Heroes. Noah also acted on My Wife and Kids, and was featured on Ripley’s Believe it or Not for his outstanding ability to fluently play the piano.

Noah was just four years old when he started playing the piano. His dad had his dis beliefs about whether a four year old was fit to play the piano, but soon, his opinion changed. Noah miraculously could play the piano, just by watching his father’s fingers move across the keyboard. Not only was Noah’s family amazed by this incredible talent, the rest of the world was too. Noah toured Jamaica when he was five years old, and a few months later, he was the youngest person ever to play at the Sydney Opera house. Not bad for a five year old, eh? Here’s a snippet of the Ripley’s Believe it or Not episode where Noah is featured.

Noah is now thirteen, and he’s still a great piano player, actor, and, well, he just enjoys the great life of being a kid! Here’s an interview he did just a few months ago.

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There I was, in an unfamiliar neighborhood again. This was completely unlike my neighborhood; there weren’t any trees, the houses were extremely tiny, and the front yards were made of cement. Just by looking at this place, I was frightened.

In this peculiar region, I felt the odd urge to help; I felt as if there was something I needed to do. I didn’t see anything living at all. What was I supposed to do? It was oddly warm, something not usual this time of year where I live, and I felt endangered. Lonely, I decided to walk up the streets to see if I could find someone.

Indeed, I did find people. I saw my friends, teachers, family, basically everyone I cared about. Sitting there, helplessly. They talked, completely unaware of their plain, cemented surroundings. Frightened, I began to run, and I promised myself I wouldn’t stop. What was happening?

Let me give you some background; everything’s okay with me and the people I’m associated with. So why was I thrown into such a scary place? Is this the future? It’s only a dream, right? But I have heard dreams come true.

I’ll keep you updated on my dreams. Thanks!

Do you have an iPod? Do you think kind of poorly of it? You’re satisfied with it’s new, high technology, but you want more. You have pictures, TV shows, music, and movies on it, but you just don’t think it’s enough. You have a lot of space left, but you don’t think that it will be there for too long.

I was dealing with the same problem. The iPod was too popular for me. Other than that, people constantly complained about problems with it. I needed something new. I tried desperately for something that would match my needs. It took a while, but I finally found my answer. The Sansa Fuze.

The Sansa Fuze can hold four gigabytes of music, pictures, and video. You can record yourself and other people, also, to listen to friends and other people talk. Additionally, radio is an option, so you don’t have to take long to tune just to find a good station. Lastly, there is a place for a microchip to add more room. These chips cost $20-30, and can be found in your local Circuit City or Radioshack.

The Sansa Fuze

The Sansa is incredibly functional. It’s fast, efficient, and can hold more space than the average iPod Nano. Battery power lasts longer, and you can even run the device for moderately twenty minutes before it dies. Charging to full battery takes less than a half hour. Also, the device is tiny, which makes it easy to carry around in places. It even comes with a free case, which will help you keep it clean and scratchless.

The Sansa Fuze is highly functional, easy to use, and is even fun to use. If you’re not a huge fan of the iPod and you’re looking for a reasonable priced music player, the Sansa Fuze is right for you. You can purchase it at a Radioshack or a Circuit City.