The net, and any businesses who wish to benefit from you as an interested customer needs to listen to consumer needs, but respect our attention.

Now back to wrestling with git so I can monkey around with pretty rotating JavaScript images. I'm so slow with tech

The net, and any businesses who wish to benefit from you as an interested customer needs to listen to consumer needs, but respect our attention.

Now back to wrestling with git so I can monkey around with pretty rotating JavaScript images. I'm so slow with tech

The net, and any businesses who wish to benefit from you as an interested customer needs to listen to consumer needs, but respect our attention.

Now back to wrestling with git so I can monkey around with pretty rotating JavaScript images. I'm so slow with tech

Thank you for the complement about freedom.

I can send to you Locke!

http://www.earlymoderntexts.com/f_locke.html

That we are not free in any given totality is clear to me for otherwise why would I need a “Freedom Oasis” but that we are also free in ways that many people in other parts of the world dream to be, is something I cherish and acknowledge. I absolutely respect everything you have said here and I was more then delighted to google search only to find that someone I have come across online is talking about the same thing I am trying to wrap my head around.

One of these days I will read John Locke, I recognize that the Founding Fathers availed themselves to his thoughts and writings, so there is a lot I do not know about freedom that has been voiced centuries before – and that will come in good time and therein I shall discover at my own pace, leisure or virtue. (which ever of these come first).

What I do know is that the very freedom with which I pour forth my thoughts so exploratively here, has a come at a price that others have won for us and that this journey is one that can never end or cease to be, for at the least, the universe of freedom stares us in the face and we are unable individually to see all its infinite possibilities – but as stardust (because that is what I have been led to believe that a human being principally is or maybe), I welcome the search for freedom as a personal quest.

That others do not have the same latitudes of freedom and also that the issues of the globe are all now just one hyperlink away, I know that I am not big enough alone to bring the kind of renaissance freedom to fruition, that exists in my heart, but every inch, every step, every moment we learn to appreciate the freedom we individually have, helps strengthen us to the path towards the freedoms we collectively might not have, but which we dream that could one day be.

I am not an expert on freedom nor do I intend to be, I realize that my journeys online are a freedom but I am of the persuasion that freedom is found within and that it cannot be followed. That is why I at the utmost see myself as a student of whatever I am searching for but not a follower because the compass of my life is universal, I do not see it exist in any one particular path.

There is much to gladden the heart in the freedoms won, so long as we always count our own blessings regarding those who have given so much. The other day I was listening to Dambiso Moyo on the television talking about Africa

http://www.dambisamoyo.com/

We don't have to go to Africa to get a revived sense of what freedom is, we just need to know that our own hearts are wiser when we realize what freedom is and can be. By writing what you have written you have exposed your heart to freedom and by writing what I have, I have exposed mine.

Yet the journey is long, the realization of freedom is only at the beginning of human awareness, but that is why the freedom flame of this conversation we can kindle in our own given minds is important – that everyday we discover that little bit more of all we do not know, and yet have resource equally to people like John Locke, whose conceptions of freedom are a timeless wisdom.

You know my routine by now, I have deposited my exploration here and now simply move on (as well as retrace my steps to meditate as to what I have deposited), but it was a quite pleasant surprise for me to see the name of “Shana Carp” come up when I googled “Freedom” today.

All the Best
[Em]

And i'm not totally sure how Wacom can do a tablet app. The lead Wacom
devices have to measure angle (+/- 60 degree generally) and pressure, I'm
still not totally clear how they can do so on the body without accessing
parts of the UI that Apple doesn't want touched. It would mean tweaking at
the multitouch when you pick up the styluses. It may be possible- a lot of
the technology they use are somewhat proprietary.

Also you should know- you can reply in the email. It will show up in the
comments.