The USB (thumb) Drives

Our reader/dancers are really picking up on our actions and how they will evolve for everyone. Latelty had been the introduction of our USB drives as a promotional item for this blog and actually all the other blogs too. I went to Makua Alii Dance last night and many of the people are still not sure what a USB drives is good for. What's wrong with that? We don't know everything but we can sure learn.

"Never forget the people who made you who you are today, good or bad."

In the old days, I would go to some office and need a couple pages of information. They could copy on their copy machines and I could take the copies. At home, I could then put them in my scanner and I could get the information into my computer and I could work it from there. Not necessary for me any longer and I have donated my scanner to my next door neighbor, the City Of Joy, a church organization.

":Morning Dew" by Melveen Leed

Lately I had carried on my key chain a USB drive. Wherever I went and needed information, I could stick it into their computer and download the information direct to my USB drive. At home I could merely transfer it over into my computer for further work. Just beautiful. Since I cannot get around much anymore I do not carry the USB drive.

 "Tiny Bubbles" by Don Ho

I am currently getting my favorite song videos into my promotional USB drives and now I must find a way to give them away to those that have the good speakers or earphones for their computers. The first one will have two Latin bolero/rumbas from Mexico City so that you can see and hear what the upper crust listen to in Latin Music. They are free and anyone can have one, except that they have to find our how to get them. Like I said, FREE. And I don't fool around.

Then I am experimenting with the Memory card that is used in cameras. Same as a USB drive, can save digital data, and I have just received email from Calvin that he is able to see the video I sent him on a memory card. Good head start. I am working on it because, I cannot get around much anymore but I can use snail mail, and send several memory cards in one regular envelop to some people.