I begin seen some t-shirt that people are wear which look like that picture. I understand that it’s something they show a pride. But to me, It’s not right to saying such like that way. It’s more like someone is being jerk and ego. Since I have been live here in Texas since I was 4 years old and dang proud of being Texans. Even, I know pretty much about Texas history and thing. Who can forget Texas’ motto which is saying.. Friendships. That’s right, show true Texans that outside state might would comfortable. It’s like girlfriend and boyfriend to united together.

For myself, I rather to wear University of Texas t-shirt. It seem real to me as it saying Texas pretty much. Go Hook Em’! Woot! For non-fan, the best suggest to wear which seem very nice pride.

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There is hottest news anchor name Melissa Theuriau from France. Wow!!! Okay, stop drooling on that picture and I realize there may be too many televisions than people.

The average American home now has more television sets than people. That threshold was crossed within the past two years, according to Nielsen Media Research. There are 2.73 TV sets in the typical home and 2.55 people, the researchers said.

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I’m sure anyone remember from Back to the Future when Marty visit his mother in 1955 where Marty braged he got two television at home. His uncle (as kid) said “Wow! You must be rich!”. Which make sense that in the past as anyone can’t afford more than a television until 1980s.

I have to say, thank godness that there is every television, at least 9″ come with closed caption which is great available for deaf and loss hearing, thank to FCC law. Only if they would encourage on video on internet….

Anyway… I own two and half televisions at home. One for my living room and one for my bedroom. Why I said half? Reason is that I have a laptop (can be desktop) let me watch movie and tv show from DVD. And I’m think about get eyetv hybrid that allow me to watch tv from digital antenna. Isn’t that cool? Heck, it would make third television at home. Freak-awesome, it got closed caption support! I’m think about get HDTV someday. It would get too much for me to keep. I think I should have to let one of my oldest TV go bye bye.

How about you?

Okay, I have download iTunes 7.0 include new update QuickTime 7.1.3. So far, what I can look and take screenshot of movies. As you see this image, there is no Closed Caption or subtitle support on feature listing. I also look around on Preference or option as I play around. None in there. Sad?

Of course, I should add link if anyone are interest to show support to add feedback to Apple. I would like to remind you, it happen not long time ago I, not alone, have send feedback about DVD movie players that should add Closed Caption as optional than rather subtitle alone. And it work. So… please.

» For iPod feedback - here
» For iTunes feedback - here

Be Honestly, I don’t really need to get iPod but rather focus on iTunes to watch DVD movies for low price. I would able to enjoy myself at home on my computer. Keep in mind, it’s also available for PC.

Disappointment! And It’s still target for “normal” people who will listen: music, video and game. As there is still no subtitle or Closed Caption. There is no way I could enjoy to watch movies on my computer or new iPod. I’m struck with DVD movies.

Once again, I’m going to remind Apple by send the feedback again. I won’t give up until every industry are gonna to listen. Of course, FCC need to listen, also which would make them remine all video and computer/software industry to make sure they have for loss hearing.

Maybe we won’t see light in 5 to 10 years. I gonna be old man! ARGH!