Goodbye Johnnie

Yes, what a fantastic night.

The end, finally. Now here is a You tube clip that my friend Adrian put together.



Joanne Kee
www.ceressolutions.com.au

King Farook - Glebe Fair

Well, it seems true to tradition, it was hot on the Glebe Fair Day. We braved the heat and sunstroke to see King Farook.

Such a great band to see live, lots of energy, good sound.

Joanne Kee

www.ceressolutions.com.au

Sculpture by the Sea

Great way to spend a day out.

Joanne Kee
http://www.ceressolutions.com.au/

Where does all this data go?

With so many blogs, websites, myspace, Facebooks, wikipedias etc etc, where is all this information going? where is it all being stored? Who is ever going to read it all?

Is the history of humanity floating around in space? What about all those images? Will it stay there until the end of humanity as we know it?

Who is going to be the ultimate archiver?

The world is speeding up, but the content isn't slowing down. Who is there to read it?

Joanne Kee
www.ceressolutions.com.au

Music @ the Factory

Pilot of new music series

Well it was really stressful putting on a new jazz series of mainly local Sydney talent, on a week when all the heavy hitters of the International jazz world were on their way to Wangaratta, and doing extra gigs in Sydney on their way through.

However, all considered we did OK and actually managed to attract a larger audience then most nights at JG and of course more than SIMA which has a limited capacity. Not bad for a new venture, in a location that people aren't used to. So I am optimistic about the future.

Image is of the Pascal Schumacher quartet, a band with musicians from Brussels, Germany and of course Luxembourg. They were fabulous, if you get a chance to see them, don't miss them.

Mothership sounded good, they all fit on this stage.





Joanne Kee
www.ceressolutions.com.au
www.placesandspaces.com.au