We have just completed our first home made server for disk access intensive application such as http://www.clocklink.com. This server uses ultrafast intel processor with dual Solid State Disk (SSD) for ultra fast disk access. This prototype will be used as one of the http://www.clocklink.com servers for farther testing and...

My first visit to the US was to Hawaii in 1974. I took this picture ... two days ago. I used the software to make it look old.

I took 12:50pm flight out of Hawaii and arrived in Seattle 9:30pm. It was little less than 6 hour flight. Although I did not have very much time for sight seeing, I met several people from Executives Associations from Canada and the USA. It was very interesting and educational. We also met a few local business people and star...

4.35 for single latter at Starbucks in Hilton. They don't even have free wi-fi. They said it is owned by Hilton. I guess they are not looking for any repeat business.

Ken Hoving of PSR - HVAC & Mechanical Services achieved his new member plaque at SEA meeting yesterday.

Wally Amos known for Famous Amos Cookies was the guest speaker at IEA luncheon on Wednesday. Pictured with Mr. Amos is John Huey of Viking Bank

Last three days, I have been using Sprint 3G/4G Mobile Hot Spot (pictured) in Hawaii. My room does not have wireless access (there is a wired access but iPad does not have RJ45). Every few minuets, this thing stops working and I need to restart. It is very frastrating.

I am leaving Hawaii on 12:50pm flight. I will be arriving in Seattle around 9:30pm. I did not have much time for sight seeing but that was not a readon why I came here anyway. I came here for International Executives Association and to meet some companies and people in Hawaii. I accoplished what I came here for and ac...

Lisa Woodstock of On-Hold Concepts has been elected to the International Executives Association Board of Directors. This is great involvement for Seattle Executives Association!

I came to Hawaii when I was 15 years old. That was my first experience being outside of Japan. For 15 year old boy, this was the USA. Food, People, Culture, Beach, Bikini, Aloha ... I was shocked. This place opened my eyes to the richness of the life. Besides, everyone spoke Japanese. I said to myself, I think I can live in...