Listening to music while browsing is something that I enjoy doing but listening to the same songs on my playlist over and over again gets to be boring after a while. To get over this problem I use the iTunes Radio feature quite often. One of my favorite stations that I listen to is Play Top 40 but it no longer streams smoothly, so naturally I moved down the list until I found B96’s link. Since then, B96 fm, Chicago’s Hip Hop radio station has been doing the job lately and I’m quite content with it.
To find the station on iTunes go to iTunes Radio > Hip Hip > B96
Posted in Music, Reviews | Tagged B96, Hip Hop, iTunes, Music, Radio | 3 Comments »
I’ve been using Vivas Internet for the past few months and i have been quite happy with their speeds, however I’ve been having some issues with both the router and USB plug in lately.
Until the past 2 weeks i’ve faced these issues;
- Snow leopard and viva USB plug don’t go too well. It either doesn’t read the drive or the program crashes – anyone know how to go around that?
- Customer service is appalling, a payment has been made using their online payment option which I then find out after a couple of weeks didn’t go through. I showed them my reference number and they said that they were going to check on it but I have yet to hear back from them and it’s been 24 hrs already. I got annoyed and decided to give them a call and I was on hold for 1 hour and 5 mins until someone picked up.
- Viva’s website needs to be revamped – especially in the payment’s section, I think the customer should have the option of being able to view all payment history, dues and all existing lines under his/her name.
Posted in Daily Dish, Kuwait, Reviews | 6 Comments »
Ever wondered where lost unclaimed baggage went?
In 2008 alone, 1.8 million bags were lost forever, due to not making flight connections or being sent to the wrong flights. So what happens to them after 90 days when no ones claims them? Unclaimed Baggage Center, a company based in Alabama buys truckloads of unclaimed bags from airlines and sells whatever they find, So out of curiosity I went on their website and browsed around, they had some interesting finds.
- A 5.8 Carat Diamond Solitaire ring was sold for $25,000. What puzzles me is who would put a Diamond Ring in their suitcase!
- A 40.95-carat emerald I wonder how much they sold that for
- A guidance system for an F16 fighter jet valued at a quarter of a million dollars, but that was then returned to the US Navy
- A Rattle Snake packed in a bag! Now how would that pass through security screening and let alone survive for 90 days without food or water?
Posted in Travel | 4 Comments »
