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Upcoming purchase of the new Jawbone II…
I am quite excited to try out the new Jawbone II with Noise Assassin technology. According to Jawbone’s new noise suppression algorithms, developed side by side with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA); noise suppression tests had to pass in vigarous areas such as battlefields and helicopters. Even though the only battlefield you will find in is a paintball field, it is always better to be prepared. Once tested, I will write up a review, be sure to check back.
Diagram above:
Image A : Shows a phone conversation without “NoiseAssassin”
Image B : Shows “NoiseAssassin” activated; only your voice is captured
No commentsGet out and vote…
With November 4th closing in, I encourage you all to get out and vote. Prior to stepping into that retro looking booth, take a few moments and research the other positions being voted upon in your community, city, and state. When it comes down to it, you’ll have many options to ponder over, and you shouldn’t just cast a vote soley because of the members party or just because you like the way their name sounds. Educate yourself with your surroundings; stick with credibal news sources and come to a conclusion from the information you have gathered to make your vote matter. November 4th should be considered a National Holiday. Many people miss the opportunity to exercise their right to vote, mainly because they are at work. Why not have official voting days, thus gathering all voices and votes to be heard? Sound crazy?
If you are a Monroe County citizen; here are the 2008 candidate listings from the Monroe County Board of Elections. Google your hometown for your local listings.
Vote your Presidental Pre-election vote here…and see results of others.
No commentsNo show at the Late Show; No debate Friday…
Senator McCain cancelled his late night appearance with David Letterman Thursday night; along with making an announcement of his campaign suspension. If that’s not enough cancellations in one night; let’s cancel Friday’s Presidential Debate due to the severe circumstances that our economy is dealing with. I say, what better way to analyze our two Presidential nominees, than conducting a debate with each nominee sharing their perspectives and ideas towards handling our current financial crisis. If you have a moment, check out the Pre-Election poll running to your right, take a moment to vote and voice your opinions…
Bank of America’s idea of everything under one umbrella…
Bank of America will be acquiring Merrill Lynch & Co. for $50 Billion USD; so how does a large buyout like this effective “you”, being one of their 59 million consumers? Positively speaking, with the takeover, Bank of America will earn the status of the country’s largest retail bank, largest credit issuer, the largest mortgage provider, and the largest retail brokerage. Thus, allowing Bank of America to send a sense of stability to its consumers and small business owners in an unstable economy.
With everything under one umbrella, perhaps this will bring bargaining power towards financial services. On the other hand consumers may get drawn into heavy rates and fees with the markets lack of competition. There is also the chance of the powerhouse, metaphorically speaking, “collapse”; and we as consumers may have nowhere to turn.
Side Note: Their online Customer Service is remarkable; I hope they will soon intergrate 24/7 LiveChat sessions.
Feel free to voice your opinion…
No commentsSummer ending checklist…
Before the leaves start to make their decent and certainly before the nights reach those bitter low temperatures; there are a few things you must do before September 22nd, which is the first day of the Autumnal Equinox. With 2 weeks counting down, here is a small check list that I highly recommend accomplishing…
1. Cookouts! (clams, spedies, budweiser)
2. Water! (lakes, oceans, pools; even kid pools count if the water exceeds the ankles)
3. Sunsets! (rocking chairs, porches, open fields)
4. Sports! (18 holes, bachi ball; something with a ball!)
5. Friends! (concerts, baseball games, festivals)
You have exactly two weeks, don’t hesitate! Post your ideas…
No commentsAttend your Battle Stations…
Battle Stations, designed by Tyler Projects, newly released a Facebook application for those looking to kill some time and enemies. My close friend / co-creator introduced me to the strategic online game where users build their own battleships to set sail and fight other users. Battle Stations is a free onine game (which fits my budget perfectly!) and is now running a promotion to its players; a chance to win a Nintendo Wii or a touch IPOD!
08.08.08 Beijing Summer Olympics
Today is the start of the 2008 Summer Olympics being held in Beijing China. The photos shown on the left is Beijings own “Bird Nest” Stadium; where most of the games will be held. Over 3,600 hours across 7 television networks will be broadcasting this years games and I am excited to say that this is the Olympics first broadcast ever in high-definition.
According to David Neal, executive vice president of NBC, states that “Even the smallest lipstick camera - the camera that is embedded in the archery target that gives you a view of the arrow coming directly at the target; will be in HD.” I am quite excited!
To schedule a viewing check out;
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Anheuser Busch has a price and it’s $52 billion…
It’s true, Anheuser Busch has been bought out by InBev, a global leading brewery based in Belgium. The sales ticket was roughly $52 billion U.S. Dollars, allowing shareholders to collect $70 per share. One may say, how can an American born company, that has been brewing and distributing beer for over decades, allow an international investor takeover?
With tradition aside, globalization is no new trend. Simply put, look at the worth of the U.S. Dollar…
No commentsrwBridges.com has now gone Mobile!
As a daily Mobile Internet user, I find it quite difficult to load and navigate thru webpages if they are not properly configured for mobile devices; thus leading towards frustration and seeking alternative webpages for information. If you own a mobile device that can navigate throughout the web, I eager you to try a few of your favorite sites and test them on loading times and ease of navigation. Since I complained so much about the situation, I’ve decided to configure my site strictly to satisfy anyone who happens to visit my site on the go! So enjoy!
If you would like more information on how to configure your website for mobile internet leave a comment and I’ll try to help!
No commentsA new member to the family…
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Welcome Lilly…an adorable 9 week old Basethound that has joined our family!
Hobbies:
- Naps
- Short walks in the lawn
- Cuddling
Threatened to turn towards alternative transportation…
Thoughts via Blackberry
Stopped at the local Sam’s Club Gas Station this evening and it hurt to keep pumping dollars and dollars worth of fuel into my vehicle. Due to these enormously high prices, I have now took alternative transportation into serious consideration. Although it sounds like a sensible solution, difficult obstacles await. Living in Upstate Western New York;’weather conditions’, ‘distances of destinations’, and of course ‘time’…all things we seem to take for granted when owning a vehicle. The first attempt will be traveling to work by bicycle; weather permitting of course.
Kindly post your tricks towards saving on transportation costs…
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