Technology & Pop Culture

BOO! 15 Famously Freaky Ghost Pictures

Posted by Bradley under Entertainment, Pop Culture

On the evening of the Wild West Film Fest I present a spooky delight to put fright in your night. Happy Halloween!

http://www.knbc.com/slideshow/entertainment/14378935/detail.html?source=rss_offbeat

Tags: Ghosts, Halloween, Wild West Film Fest

Get Your White Stripes Lomography Cameras

Posted by Bradley under Entertainment

Looks like the White Stripes are fans of lomographic styled photography. They have released two camera packages in all their White Stripes-branded glory available from http://whitestripes.kungfunation.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3. Nifty merch!

Tags: Lomography, Merch, White Stripes

Five FREE iTunes Songs for Facebook Users!!!!

Posted by Bradley under Entertainment, Technology

No, this is not a joke and there is no catch. Kinda like downloading Radiohead’s new album for $0.00 @ inrainbows.com. Free = the future!

1. Log in to Facebook
2. Search “Ticketmaster Live”
3. Add the group
4. Click the link
5. Receive the code
6. Launch the iTunes
7. Redeem the code

WOW! I just got free songs!

Tags: Download, Free, iTunes, Music

Grand Opening: Inside the Sprint Center Revisited

Posted by Bradley under News, Personal

You might also enjoy seeing the inside before it was finished. Not that I broke in or anything… http://bradleycain.com/inside-the-sprint-center/

Tags: Grand Opening, Revisited, Sprint Center

Letter to the Mayor

Posted by Bradley under Personal

Hi Gloria and Mark! Yesterday was a great day for our great city! The opening of the Sprint Center is the catalyst our hometown needed to launch us into the next chapter of our greatness. I so very much loved walking around the new facility with a smile on my face and a sense of fullness in my heart. These are exciting times for Kansas City. As much as our roads are a reflection of how much we care about our city the little details in and around the Sprint Center are also a reflection of our commitment to the new arena. With this in mind I must insist that you do the following three things.

1. Fix the round LED video displays outside the Sprint Center. Our city loves art, we live and breed it. Please! Please, make sure the LED displays in the art installation are always working without dead pixels or corrupted pixels. This is embarrassing and makes us look like we don’t care about maintaining our technological infrastructure. The LED displays should be monitored daily for dead pixels and fixed as soon as any are noticed.
2. Implement consistent, standardized, unified Parking signage around the Sprint Center. Develop an icon that has immediate recognition that the lot is available for parking for events at the Sprint Center. Place this icon high on a pole at the corners of the parking lots or high on the concrete of existing multi-level parking structures. Include the cost of regular parking and event parking prices immediately under the logo. Don’t over complicate the icon. Simple is better. I need to know what lots are available, with just a glance, for parking. Ever been to Boston? Emulate their parking icon and signage surrounding the TD Banknorth arena. (I had never been to Boston and was able to find parking for a Madonna concert within a few glances driving near the arena.) I have lived in Kansas City all my life and it took me about 8 minutes to locate parking for the Sprint Center.
3. In addition to the new parking sinage and icons there needs to be signs with directional arrows every block, within a five block radius, that direct people where said parking lots are for the Sprint Center. These signs should include the new parking icon with an estimate of the number of feet or blocks to the nearest parking option. These signs should also direct people where the Sprint Center is in relation to the sign. Our downtown is very tight and confusing even to me, let alone people coming from other cities.

As a 26 year old man I have a unique, useful demographic perspective for improving our hometown. We, as the youth, are the new Kansas City. Let’s stop relying on ideas from people in suits sitting behind desks and develop a task-force of 18-30 year olds. We are passionate and motivated.

Mark, I am very proud to have voted for you as mayor of Kansas City. Everything you have done since you took office has been noticeable, and effective. You are a great face for a great town. Now is the time for Kansas City to really show the rest of the nation that we get it. And that we are ready for our new chapter. We have reached our tipping point and we shouldn’t look back.

-Bradley

Tags: Kansas City, Letter, Mayor