A lot of people may laugh at the thought of mosquito ringtones for your cellphone. There are a lot of free ringtones and free MP3 ringtones on the Internet, so why get a queer ringtone the sound of a buzzing mosquito in your phone?
There is actually a reason for this. Studies show that the human ears would lose their ability to recognize high frequency sounds as it ages. As one gets older, the inner ear and the eardrum are becoming less active and flexible. If this happens it can no longer recognize high frequency vibration sound. So if you were a teenager living with an adult or your grandparents, they probably won’t be disturbed with the high-pitched sounds of your mosquito ringtones.
So get the best usual free Cingular Ringtones or free Sprint Ringtones now and leave these buzzing sounds.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Sheryl Crowe Climate Change Tour
Right, so you're worried about global warming, yes? So, what do you do?
Yes, that's right, pile everyone into a few busses and drive around the US:
Singer Sheryl Crow began a bus tour of U.S. colleges to raise awareness about global warming on Monday, one of several high-profile celebrities to take up the cause of climate change.
Yes, that's right, pile everyone into a few busses and drive around the US:
Singer Sheryl Crow began a bus tour of U.S. colleges to raise awareness about global warming on Monday, one of several high-profile celebrities to take up the cause of climate change.
Crow, a Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, will speak about the issue and sing at the college stops.
"I am here because the more I learn about global warming the more I feel compelled to do something in my own way whatever that is," she told reporters at Southern Methodist University in Dallas as the tour began.
Accompanied by global warming activist Laurie David, Crow is traveling in a biodiesel-powered bus to university campuses with a final stop in Washington for Earth Day on April 22.
That bio-diesel takes more emissions to make than it saves just adds to hte irony.
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