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I am usually the first to admit that I am virtually useless without Google. A few of my Apple obsessed friends love to give me a hard time for that. I literally cannot function without Gmail, Google Reader, Google Calendars, and Google Chat. When I first heard that the search engine giant would be unveiling a brand new social network I was super skeptical. Google experimented with Wave and Buzz which are both now considered dead and nobody really figured out what the purpose of either of those services were. Immediately once Google released Google+ to the public Twitter instantly lit up with tweets from eager people sharing invites and asking for invites. I am also a huge fan of Twitter. Interacting instantly with other users around the world is the purpose of a social network and there is no network out there that allows such an instant and personal line of communication as you find with Twitter. After a few tweets back and forth with a couple of Google geeks I received my invite and finally had set up my own Google+ account http://gplus.to/davidskelton. Read more…
On June 10th I will be embarking on the trip of a lifetime. I will be making the trip to Thailand alongside a group of 16 volunteers. Our mission will be to provide a fresh water system to a small village in the mountainous region of north Thailand. We will be in Thailand for 14 days staying with a tribe of poor Thai people who are counting on us to provide a filtration system for their people. Read more…
A little experiment as I complete my research on whether or not to go with Canon 60D to replace our primary video camera. Results were quite impressive. DLSR video looks like it is quickly gaining ground in the indie scene as well. I was certainly impressed by the quality. Pardon the shaky hands on this, it was all shot handheld!