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If you often forget where you put your door keys, or leave your house or apartment for a long time, maybe you need this stuff guys.

Already on the market in the Netherlands, the Waleli GSM doorbell is a clever application for GSM mobile phone technology, allowing people to answer their doorbell, talk to visitors, and even open the door, whether they are at home or not. All via their GSM mobile phones. In the Netherlands, the GSM doorbell is marketed via property developers and home security specialists, since the device is often linked with electronic door systems.

How the Waleli GSM doorbell works ?
The GSM Doorbell looks like any other doorbell you might find on a house. When a caller pushes the GSM Doorbell, it rings the resident’s mobile phone via the international GSM network. The visitor can talk to the resident via the small intercom panel next to the bell push. The GSM doorbell can also be linked to an electronic door release, allowing the resident to unlock the front door from the mobile phone keypad, using a secret code.
When the householder is at home and doesn’t need the GSM mobile functionality, the GSM doorbell can be switched to normal doorbell mode with a single keypush.

After acquired US drink firm Glaceau in May last year for £2.1bn, The Coca-Cola Company will be launching its Glaceau vitaminwater brand in Britain this summer. The reason behind it is because of The UK market for this kind of bottled water grew 94% during 2007.

The launch in Britain will be the first time that the brand has been available in Europe. A range of six products will hit shops, including essencewater, fruitwater, vitaminenergy and vitaminwater, all of which are free from artificial sweeteners and colours. Contains of nutrients, glaceau claim to help busy people get more of the vitamins and hydration they need to get through the day. Among the varians are : revive, focus, power-c, balance, essential, endurance, energy, stress-b, rescue. Sounds like what we need after hard work, isn’t it ?

Glaceau launched its first TV ad in the US in May last year, featuring US sports stars and rapper 50 Cent.

“I view my life in a way … I’ll explain it to you, OK?” he told his small audience in Florida. “The greatest thing about tomorrow is, I will be better than I am today. And that’s how I look at my life. I will be better as a golfer, I will be better as a person, I will be better as a father, I will be a better husband, I will be better as a friend. That’s the beauty of tomorrow. There is no such thing as a setback. The lessons I learn today I will apply tomorrow, and I will be better.”

That’s from this article on ESPN.com about Tiger. (Hat tip Kevin Cherrick.)

I have to admit I am one of those people who just don’t get why people like to send useless “so-called-cute” email with puppies and babies in it, that in my opinion do nothing more than cluttering our inbox. Well, apparently there are a gazillion people out the who just can’t have enough of those stuff. Just check out this site: http://icanhascheezburger.com/ What started probably out of boredome, now has grown to be quite a cash generating site. This one for example, in a short time has grown from a living room based site to now operating w 9 employees, and merchandising sales. Think of the possibilites… ck ck ck…the internet really is a weird and wonderful thing