Archive for April, 2007

Amazing New Technology From Microsoft

April 24th, 2007 by Neal Locke

This is pretty incredible — I’m impressed with how easy it is to use this voice recognition tool that comes standard with Vista. Maybe someday Linux will catch up… (oh, you have to watch at least two or three minutes to really appreciate it) Thanks for the link, Jeff!

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How the Music Came Back

April 19th, 2007 by Neal Locke

In high school, I wrote about two or three songs each month, mostly melodramatic love songs and nineties-pop songs . In college, I slowed to about two or three songs a year. After college and for most of the last decade, I’m lucky if I write one song every three years. So I’m kind of [...]

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House for Sale!

April 14th, 2007 by Neal Locke

As excited as we are about Seminary and moving into the “next phase” of our lives, getting our house ready to sell has been less than exciting, and mostly just a lot of work. But we’re almost there. If all goes as planned, our awesome real estate agent (and my best man at our wedding), [...]

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Q1: Ownership

April 3rd, 2007 by Neal Locke

What Does it Mean to “Own” Something? And two tangential questions: Who or what grants ownership? God? Government? Consensus? Strength? Are there things that cannot be owned? Places? People? Thoughts? God? And yes, I fully realize the historical irony of someone with my last name asking this sort of question. For more on what to [...]

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A Few Simple Questions

April 3rd, 2007 by Neal Locke

In Open-Source culture, taking someone’s programming code and modifying it to suit one’s own needs and purposes is not considered theft, but rather a compliment of the highest order. To that end, I’m taking a page from the blog of friend and fellow Presbymergent Adam Walker Cleaveland. Over the course of the next few weeks, [...]

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