Like making old things new again.
Enjoy working on a far away big tree/cow farm vs inner city digital stuff and with the NBN that's changing, creative lifestyles and digital content businesses. I have 4 degrees in psychology, media, literature, librarianship, management and business including a business PhD that explored how tech created opportunities in the music sector (as a lead indicator to other content sectors). Am fascinated by how people use digital stuff and emerging uses. Slow living, reject unreal or fast lifestyles, I like to know all about what I eat. Maintaining a professional hatred and boycott of Farcebook. Confused about whether to write in 1st or 3rd person on this site. Love animals and have always had them around - cows, horses, chooks, cats, dogs, sheep, goats, camels, budgies. Met lots of snakes too. Enjoy aesthetic immersion and favourite era is 1940-1959.
Music obsessive not impartial to late nights watching bands. blah blah blah
Yep Spector and Manson are in the same jail, and Manson, a big Spector fan, has asked Spector to collaborate on some songs. More here . Maybe Manson is thinking he finally has Spector where he wants him. And what are the consequences if Spector, a new inmate, turns down Manson, a long time inmate who probably has established his position in the power ladder of jail?
May he now quietly rest in peace, amongst the dirt and worms of this earth.
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but more probably there will be a whacko mass public funeral pyre or something and even his death will be turned into a circus for everyone's entertainment and participation and moneyturning.
Here's something anyone in the music business should watch and think very carefully about. A boy genius, his moves and voice, singing, at 14 years, a song titled "Sugar Daddy"
It includes the lyrics: "I'll be your Sugar Daddy, give you honey and all my money" and ''he's driving me nuts'' at 1.25 (look at his face between 1.20-1.30) and at another point his brother sings ''you just play on my emotions with please please please'' Michael follows ''everyone's got the notion I'm your goodwill industry'':
TubeTV allows you to save Youtubes to your mobile device via iTunes. Very fancy, very easy. I'm loving it! Quite addictive.
And it makes me realise, audio so often innovates first, then once a market is established and proven, it is less risky to invest in adding video into the equation. So it makes me ponder when we'll see a Last.FM for clips and movies.... That is, unless there already is one out there that is gaining traction. And I'm sure Last.FM are onto it too.
Hedy Lamarr an online 'friend' of mine - Lorenzo at http://profile.myspace.com/lorenzowork - has just completed this:
and she's my number one female idol. Strange woman was one of her films, but my favourite would be her film Dishonoured Lady. Hedy had beauty, brains (invented a forerunner to spread spectrum comms technology), anti-fascist, didn't stand for relationships she wasn't happy with, lived life and oh was a movie star too.
And why do I love them so much? Apart from their racy looks, they're environmentally happy! More here
But I'm still going to hold onto my volvo p1800 until a solar/battery car is released. By then I hope I might just be able to add solar panels onto the p1800?
twittering directly from the brain. I was only joking when I referred to 'brain downloads' recently!
I can understand this app would benefit people who lack movement but if humans are using it simply to twitter I think we need to question the values of humanity! More here
NBC aired this news segment of NBC 10s Jim Taricani interviewing Ann Bruno, a local costume shop owner, who has been accused of cyber harrassment towards a competitor.
Hard hitting, insightful, quality content. Oh yeah......
Not content to view it as an aberration best forgotten, NBC even followed up his hard hitting journalism:
the future of the phone? a cost effective system that projects information about what surrounds you over objects' surfaces, from MIT Labs. I'm not sure about the 'human' aspect of this, at the slightest making users look like "dorks" (although I'm sure that will be addressed before a public launch). I mean, do I want to light up with keywords on my shirt about my relationship with the person I'm meeting? And they use an example of shopping in a supermarket and using the app to recommend which product best suits a persons' preference. However in the future will we be shopping still in supermarkets? I hope so, and if so, this app will save that time I spend reading the fine print on products to check they're ie fair trade ; organic ; environmentally safe ; local etc. But it's the future:
The video gets interesting at 3.10 minute, and her last sentence:
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