Right now, Viable has more than 1,500 fans on Facebook.  They’re the ones who get first gander at event announcements, photos, videos (like this one on all the neat things VideoMail can do for you — hint, hint), and updates.

If you’re not on Facebook, I’d like to leave you with some words of wisdom from Farhad Manjoo, who wrote over on Slate.com some time ago:

There is no longer any good reason to avoid Facebook. The site has crossed a threshold—it is now so widely trafficked that it’s fast becoming a routine aide to social interaction, like e-mail and antiperspirant.

Becoming a Viable fan is easy. If you’re already on Facebook, do a search for “Viable,” and click on “Become a fan.” Done!

This is our third and final video spotlight clip on U.S. deaf athletes as they train in preparation for the Taipei Deaflympics in September 2009. This one is a wonderful clip featuring Onyemachi “Onye” Davis of the U.S. Deaf Track & Field team.

Want to go to Taipei and show support for Onye and the rest of the U.S. Deaflympians? We’re hosting the Ticket to Taipei Sweepstakes , which ends June 30 — have you entered yet?

Reminder: All three video spotlights were produced by an all-deaf crew. Share your thoughts on the Deaflympics clips!

Viable is continuing the release of video spotlights on U.S. deaf athletes as they prepare to showcase their skills on the world’s stage at the Taipei Deaflympics in September 2009.

Shana Lehmann, who will be competing in her third Deaflympics is featured in this clip.  Check back to see the completion of our Deaflympics series featuring Onyemachi Davis of the track and field team.

Want to go to Taipei? Check out the Ticket to Taipei Sweepstakes and see how you can win a free, all expenses-paid trip to Taipei!

Let us know what you think of this clip.

Check out our latest video commercial, showcasing ViableVRS and the VPAD+. This commercial shows how you can take advantage of our products and services to do the things you need in everyday life.

We are always looking for ways to create opportunities within the deaf community, and we believe strongly in giving back.  One way we give back is by working with deaf-owned companies whenever possible, and we partnered with an independent deaf-owned company to produce this commercial. Enjoy, and be sure to come back later to see more videos and commercials produced by talented deaf companies and individuals!