First of all I hope you are well and I wish you luck with your transition to general population.
My name is Tony; I am student all the way from England. For a final year piece I am conducting some philosophical research on the circumstances and situational aspects behind people that find themselves involved in certain crime.
After watching you on a documentary I was interested in the way you expressed some feelings on your own situation.
I was wondering if you would be willing to communicate with me so I can hear your opinion on a number of issues related to my research.
It would be interesting to gain specific insight from someone like yourself in order to voice the thoughts of an individual directly involved.
If you feel you would like to speak to me about these issues I would be grateful for your help. Just message me back through this site and we can go from there.
Not sure how all this works however I just came by your response not knowing it was there. I do intend to write to you. I can see so many others share the same interest.. Do you have internet access? I see by my comments it will have mailed dates. I will drop you a few lines by mail... looking forward to your response....
@Mikbrigabjas, I agree with axel, seriously you obviously are very interested to take your time to be on this site. I do believe that we all make mistakes. does not mean we should be treated like an animal.... As for Mr. Trotter that I believe has got a raw deal with all the time, You keep holding your head high and stay stong... you have all my support
I agree with Simon! Keep writing, if they aren't looking at it today....they'll catch up. It will get read sooner or later, and it will benefit someone....or many!!
@ Mikbrigabjas: Of course you care you ape - if not you wouldn't be surfing these sights to spread your ignorance and hate. GO AWAY - insert suitable four letter words.
10.Cyber Wars — 2010 has already been labeled the Year the Internet Went to War and I can go along with that. The information warfare started by Wiki-leaks blossomed into a fully formed conflict, as sides began DNS attacks both for and against the embattled secret-spilling Web site. These conflicts will only grow in size, but may avoid public attention for a long time, since there is no obvious collateral damage. We’ll probably only find out the true size of these wars when someone brings down a bank or a national power grid. Strange days indeed.
8)Tablet Computers — Kirk had them in the 23rd century. Picard had them in the 24th century. Now you can have them in the 21st century. The iPad and other tablet devices are changing the way we will be consuming and creating content. How do I know? I’m typing this article on one.
9)The Web — Yes, the Web has been around for 20 years now, but 2010 has seen the widespread deployment of some important new technologies that will fundamentally change the way you view the Internet’s most popular offspring. “Web 2.0″ was really just a marketing ploy compared to how HTML5, CSS3, and the new web typography are shaking things up. If you are using Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS devices or other tablet devices to view the Web, then you are getting a taste of things to come. Expect the static pages you are viewing now to come alive, transforming The New York Times into something more akin to the The Daily Prophet from Harry Potter.
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First of all I hope you are well and I wish you luck with your transition to general population.
My name is Tony; I am student all the way from England. For a final year piece I am conducting some philosophical research on the circumstances and situational aspects behind people that find themselves involved in certain crime.
After watching you on a documentary I was interested in the way you expressed some feelings on your own situation.
I was wondering if you would be willing to communicate with me so I can hear your opinion on a number of issues related to my research.
It would be interesting to gain specific insight from someone like yourself in order to voice the thoughts of an individual directly involved.
If you feel you would like to speak to me about these issues I would be grateful for your help. Just message me back through this site and we can go from there.
Regards,
Tony
Not sure how all this works however I just came by your response not knowing it was there. I do intend to write to you. I can see so many others share the same interest.. Do you have internet access? I see by my comments it will have mailed dates. I will drop you a few lines by mail... looking forward to your response....
I agree with Simon! Keep writing, if they aren't looking at it today....they'll catch up. It will get read sooner or later, and it will benefit someone....or many!!
December is a busy month for most.
Good luck with your book!
I'll write soon.
Carol
I will post more later, love you! XOXO, Sissy
9)The Web — Yes, the Web has been around for 20 years now, but 2010 has seen the widespread deployment of some important new technologies that will fundamentally change the way you view the Internet’s most popular offspring. “Web 2.0″ was really just a marketing ploy compared to how HTML5, CSS3, and the new web typography are shaking things up. If you are using Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS devices or other tablet devices to view the Web, then you are getting a taste of things to come. Expect the static pages you are viewing now to come alive, transforming The New York Times into something more akin to the The Daily Prophet from Harry Potter.