Well I'm almost done with restructuring www.life-digitized.com to incorporate the shopping area. Talked with Motorola's PR firm and we'll be getting the phones for DJ Armstead to review very soon..."Arm, hold tight man. We're about to do this!"
I still have to finish registering for the E3 conference. They run all the media trough hoops to get registered...fax business cards, send last published article, give DNA sample, all the formalities...AHHH!
On another note... It's Black History Month and Ossie Davis died on Feb. 4...What a trip. Alone in a hotel room in Miami, away from his wife of 56 years Ruby Dee, he passed.
Ossie Davis was an accomplished Broadway and film actor as well as civil rights activist made popular amongst us younger folk from his roles in several of Spike Lee's movies. He was good friends with Martin Luther King and he also gave the eulogy at Malcolm X's funeral.
Along with his wife Ruby Dee, they protested the killing in New York of a Guinean immigrant, brought lawsuits to federal court for black voting rights, as well as spoke out for citizen involvement in democracy and in support of sickle cell disease research. A true loss to this world. RIP.
Until next time. Think on that!
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