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RE: Keyboards Are SO Last Century
If that is the first generation, I can't wait to hear all the things that generation 3 will be able to do! Clothes pin art. Hmmm.
If that is the first generation, I can't wait to hear all the things that generation 3 will be able to do! Clothes pin art. Hmmm.
lol..same reaction I had to the clothes pin sculpture. Cute but I don't know what the artist is trying to say.
As far as the Tap Strap, I agree, who knows what they can develop in time. Mrs. J and I actually invested in this company, they have a crowd funding system set up for small investors. It's so cool that I really think all the kids and young people will have to have them. The Asia market is looking fantastic for it too.
I agree about the tap strap. It would be much more useful when you have VR goggles on than a key board would be. I think that will be a wise investment for you.
Very true and it's interesting to think of what it will evolve into in the future. The two co-creators of the company are very successful at creating technology.
The lady developed the type of chip which enables phones to take pictures and the man has several major creations too, I forget what they are but he's very impressive.
Today has been a good day for you? When does the Pack play again?
Sunday at noon against the Raiders at Lambeau.
That sounds like it will be a great investment for you!
It has been a very non productive day. I stumbled upon a Canadian produced TV series called Pioneer Quest, which lead me to Klondike Quest-gold miners and Quest for the Bay (Hudson Bay Orkney men) People are challenged to live off the land for months on end with only the resources that would have been available to them in the 1800s. The pioneers had to build their own cabins and break sod to plant their crops, and the gold miners had to pack everything on their backs over the mountains to get to Dawson City. The challenges they all faced were incredible. The shows are on Amazon.
Holy smokes! I'm exclaiming about that series, or shows about surviving in that way like they did in the 1800's. Those people would have to be in great shape! There are so many lesser known shows that are such good quality that no one has heard about!
How are the Raiders doing this year?
They all went through an extensive selection process for physical abilities and psychological issues, because in the case of the pioneer families they would be living away from people and from their own families and friends for a year. The Hudson Bay trip was only 8 weeks, but they had to be strong enough to carry heavy packs and move their heavy, cumbersome, wooden boat on a mile long portage. It was certainly challenging for everyone involved and some were more successful than others.
The Raiders are 3 and 2.
They should be able to beat the Raiders then.
Wow that show sounds remarkable! There are two shows right? The one they had to be away for a year! I hope they paid them well. And you can only get those on Amazon?
I watched them on Amazon. There were 3 different series. I finished the one about Klondike gold miners last night. They came up as recommended for me after I watched Snowdonia about 2 families in Wales who went back to live the lives of slate quarry men in the 1800s.