Entertainment
I Lost My $130,000 Phone! Can You Find It?
Jun 20th
I think that If I had lost my phone worth $130,000 I would go crazy. Well, it seems as though if you have the €85,000 ($131,000) price tag to pay for the Nokia’s 8800 Arte Pink then you arent worried about money. For the price you get a gold coated handset with 680 white and pink diamonds designed by none other than Peter Aloisson.
Sadly enough, if $4 per gallon of gasoline seems like a pinch to you, it would be hard to imagine how you’d feel if one of these diamonds were to fall out? Regardless of the showy exterior, this Arte Pink phone still has the same specifications as a standard Nokia 8800. Why would you spend that much? Go figure!
Daily Photo: June 14th – For Mart?
Jun 14th
So I ran into a FOR MART the other day which I have to remind you is not affiliated with the highly commercialized and popular WAL MART. I just thought this was not so much of a good fake!
Airplane Customer Service!
May 30th
So we have all seen how the rising fuel prices are causing airline ticket prices to rise. Not only that, but airlines are charging you for your luggage and some are even taking away the horrible peanuts you never really wanted in the first place. The result is that you are paying more and getting less. Here is a parody video you will enjoy.
Police Sirens To Make You Shake!
Feb 8th
I came across this news item about 2 weeks ago and I really didn’t know anything about this until I did a little research but apparently the Police are unhappy with their current sirens in the US. They feel that sometimes while in the process of pulling over the driver, their sirens aren’t doing a great job if the driver isn’t paying close attention to what is behind them or if they have their music too loud. I have noticed that sometimes the sirens aren’t loud enough when I have the music going, well the “Rumbler” is a new siren that is said to fix all that.
This new siren is used along with the traditional siren and helps get attention mainly because it can also be felt. The siren can be felt from 200-300 feet away through the use of high output woofers and an amplifier. The main objective is to produce low frequency sound waves, kind of like a subwoofer that ends up shaking everything. The Rumbler does turn off automatically after 10 seconds and seem to be pretty effective.
They aren’t too expensive costing around $350 a siren and was developed by the Illinois-based Federal Signal Corp. It was apparently that motorists werent responding to the traditional sirens and hopefully the addition of the Rumbler can help them to either pull over or make way for patrol cars.
I was able to pull up a video of the Rumbler in action at night. I do not know too much about who took this video or where it was taken but I was able to acquire it through a little bit of searching on Youtube.
Here is another video of the Rumbler in action that was taken by a Police Officer. This one gives you the full Rumbler experience!
Enkay On Video!
Jan 16th
Well, its finally coming around soon and you guys get to contribute to the video making process. I have decided that I will do short videos once a week or so. The videos won’t be too long and will probably range from 1 to 4 minutes long.
To start off I wanted to do a few questions from my readers. You can ask me any type of question that you want, as long as its not too obtrusive. I always try to reply to questions and requests in email but to have them done through video might be very interesting.
If you have a question that you would like to see me answer, then just leave me a comment with your question. I will answer all questions as long as they are appropriate. I will write a few questions for myself that I think might be interesting and I will try to record them during one video session this weekend. Let me know what you guys think of this idea.
Hopefully the videos will turn out good and that you guys will like them. So, if you have any question you would like answered, let me know!
