A small, almost unnoticeable news brief on the page B4 of The Wall Street Journal today, contained a disturbing AP report. Apparently, the Pentagon had to intercede in order to thwart Google from proceeding with its plans to have "Google Earth teams" make detailed, panoramic maps of U.S. military bases.
I suspect that authorized military personnel know how to get around on those bases very well without using Google Earth.
To Google, I say: Your earth technology is magnificent, but don't you think that you might be compromising national security by plastering that content out on the Internet? (Sorry Google, I feel strongly about these things; but please don't shut down my blog).
Date Night in Milwaukee
L ast night was dinner and a show. Let's take the show first so I can end on a positive note. Apparently, we missed an earlier perfo...
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This morning, I attended a seminar about the "Psychology of Golf". The topic intrigued me because all of my personal golf instruc...
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