Sunday, March 30, 2008

Just regular people.

This is what all celebrities should be like...nerds, having a good time. This is definitely the life to live, making millions and just hanging out and having a good time.



Oh-Eh,
Kal El

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Artist of the week pt. 2-eBoy


This is a piece of work from eBoy, if you don't know who eBoy is then you can look them up. This work is kind of their own city made up of different famous monuments, structures and building from major cities around the world. It's not an amazing masterpiece or anything but I like it, it is the background on my desktop, that is why I'm putting it on here. Enjoy.

Oh-Eh,
Kal El

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Haha...Poor guy.

Yea I admit, I steal a lot from this place, but like I said before I don't think anyone here looks at the site I get it from so you have to see it somehow.

This one was entitled "DENIED!"

Artist of the week-David Garibaldi

I know I haven't done one of these posts in a while, along with a Grinds my Gears session(it's coming Gallagher, don't worry), but I saw this and thought it was pretty cool and worth posting. David Garibaldi paints to Kanye West's "Stronger."



Oh-Eh,
Kal El

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Pretty cool idea if you travel a lot.

I saw this on another blog that I doubt anyone here looks at, so I figured I'd show you guys.



With 80% of travelers using electronic check-ins, airports & airlines are looking for other areas to implement technology to speed up boarding times. The New York Times points to a test by Continental where their customers can pass through security and board their planes by flashing their mobile phones. Security and airline staff can scan barcodes that are displayed on a phone in the same way they scan paper passes today. The NY Times reports:

The mobile check-in may well be the first step in direct communications between airlines and passengers as they travel. Ultimately, Henry H. Harteveldt, a vice president with Forrester Research, said he expected airlines would use mobile messaging to communicate with passengers about on-board services, rebooking options, baggage pickup and ticket purchases.

"It's clear that mobile is the gateway to how airlines will interact with their customers in the future for almost anything," he said.

…As mobile devices become more sophisticated and applications for smaller screens evolve, airlines expect passengers will be able to use their phones, BlackBerrys and other mobile devices for a growing number of services, like rebooking a ticket after a missed connection, switching seats, checking standby status or seeking an upgrade.

"We kind of like the idea long term of having a kiosk in your pocket," said Mark Bergsrud, senior vice president for marketing programs and distribution with Continental.

Oh-Eh,
Kal El

Friday, March 21, 2008

Can your Tyco do this?



Dr. James Brighton from Cranfield University has transformed the Hummer H3 into a remote controlled vehicle. Using the real car (right-hand drive H3) instead of downscaled version, this took about a month to be transformed. As Dr. James says "The results are clear – all controllers will be amazed by the handling ability – the best any radio controlled vehicle has had to date. The vehicle is capable of climbing a 407mm vertical wall, traverse a 40% side slope and operate in up to 610mm of water.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

The Takeover

As the Scurvy Squad has stated many times before, despite all of the doubters, Oh-Eh is taking over the world. It started in Fenton, gradually move over to my hometown of Grand Blanc, has started in Ann Arbor with the help of Jamie The Great, The Incredible Kit, myself, Dump, I haven't heard Kessel say it but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, also people I have met through Dump. Now that McBest has traveled back to his homeland of Australia, he will without a doubt spread it amongst his friends. Now, with the help of a Musketeer across the pond, KMFP, Oh-Eh is starting to take over France. This is why I love KMFP.


OH!


EH!!!


Also, watch ESPN this summer because I do still plan on going to a Tigers' game with the Scurvy Squad(and whoever wants to attend history). Hopefully it will be when they are losing, with the crowd down in the dumps, and a drunk Scurvy Squad stands up pumping and screaming "OH-EH OH-EH OH-EH" as the crowd jumps on their feet and joins in helping the Tigers rally to a win. Watch for it, it WILL happen.

Oh-Eh,
Kal El