I was just reading an article from USA Today that talks about Google Earth and its effect on National Security.
Because of all the commercial satellites in space, pictures of every conceivable area on earth can be obtained. This means that security facilities have to be hidden from sight or face global exposure from friendly, as well as non-friendly eyes.
Something to think about. Big Brother is here.
Just a reminder to all Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts members that the General Membership meeting is tomorrow, November 11th at Willows Restaurant. Lunch is at 11AM for $26, then the meeting will commence at 12PM. Hope to see all of you there.
Here is an interesting article that talks about the durability of iPhones, as compared to Blackberry and Treo phones. Seems like Apple created another winner product all the way around.
I just finished the corrections for my vocal parts today. I am so relieved. It was a long week of work to get them just right. My producer Shawn Moseley and I pounded out the studio hours and we are so stoked about this CD. Our concept is to created hit singles and thread them together into one CD, then you give each song its own worth. In this sixteen song CD, I canʻt imagine having less than eight legitimate hits, but that is for the listener to decide. Checkout some of my songs draft on my myspace site.
A new 125 inch curved plazma television has been developed by Shinoda. It weighs in at a remarkable eight pounds. They donʻt foresee a release date earlier than April or May 2009. Now that is worth waiting for. Imagine using that monitor for your computer. Woah!
After reading this blog by David Harrell, I walked away feeling so much better about the state of music from a old school perspective. When I used to buy vinyl, I remembered every nuance of each songs and could recite the band, the album title, each song, etc. There is such an overload of music in my life that I have no time to digest each offering and savor its individuality.
I donʻt think there is anything wrong with what is going on today, but I donʻt seem to have enough time in my life to sample everything anymore.
Here is an article from blog.wired.com that talks about a bill that was signed into law ten years ago by Bill Clinton that has spawned the Web 2.0 explosion in the interactive websites.
Itʻs so hard to know what is going to happen in the future, but easy to see the outcome of what has been setup in the past.
This analogy should be likened to many other social and environmental plights, in hopes that mankind will continue to strive for ethical and moral correctness for the sake of future generations.
I am spending the final day at the Hawaii Convention Center attending the Podcamp. There are so many interesting topics and so little time to get fully acclimated.
Just checking if I can still drop a blog through ping.fm
Tonightʻs performances were spectacular. The sound was great and the lighting was flawless. Thereʻs four more shows to go.