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Friends

05/06/04 @ 12:57 pm · By Steve Hoffman · Comments (0) · Leave one
    So this is it, the final episode of Friends airs tonight and promises to be a good one.  I didn't get to see much of the Dateline special last night, to be honest I only got to see about 3 minutes of it.  Joni was watching her dumb shows, American Idol and The Bachelor, and I didn't feel like going in the bedroom so I worked on the wedding webpage, I'll get back to that.  So I think we are all in agreement that Ross and Rachael will end up together, I'm predicting that he goes to France with her.  Monica and Chandler will have that child they've been wanting, but I can't figure out what happens to Joey and Phoebe.  I know Phoebe and Mike will get some sort of good news, maybe she's pregnant or something?  But Joey?  It can't be too dramatic as it will have to lead into his show next season, I just can't figure what happens...
    Oh well, the wedding webpage is coming right along, no graphics whatsoever just yet, which is the part I always dread doing.  I'm just not creative enough to do stuff like that, It will be pretty feature-full though, links to websites and I'm working on a "Get Directions" part that will let you put in your address and get you directions from home to the church (it'll use mapquest of course) but wrather then having to navigate their site and know the church's address I'll take care of all that for you!  I know your all thinking, "What a nice guy you are!". 
    Tonight I'll be shifting gears, however and making a modified FM transmitter.  This will take a mono output over a 1/8" headphone jack and converting it to an arbitrary frequency to be played on an FM radio roughly 50 feet away.  It's basically a wireless microphone, but it has to be modified so that it can accept a direct input wrather then via a mic.  This should eliminate all noise (I don't mean all sound, just the unwanted sound) and leave a pretty clear signal for rebroadcast.  If it works, and works well, I may put directions on how to make your very own up here.  We'll just see.  I know you're wondering "Why the hell would I want do make one of these?", the answer is: I don't know.  I know why this one is being made, but I'm sure you can figure some use for it...that's not my job though, I just need to make it! 

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