Sound levels on TV Commercials

I believe there was a bill passed in congress that prohibits TV Commercials from blasting their sound level more than the program's sound level. Has anyone noticed that the TV Commercials are still louder than the sound level of the programs??? This is flagrant abuse by TV Commercials. I suggest that everyone write into the corporate headquarters demanding that they maintain the same sound levels as the program or you will not purchase their products. Do this even if you do not purchase their products. After all, someone is probably listening to a TV Commercial of a product you use and are annoyed at the increase of the sound level.

If everyone does this, then the sound levels of TV Commercials will be the same as the sound level of the TC program and we all want that.

That's the Way I See It...
Straight Talk With Jay Clifford

obama healthcare in action

Just saw a TV Commercial for United Health Care. The man has Prostrate Cancer and
who does he get for his treatment under United Health Care ???
A RN - That's right a nurse, not a doctor or a cancer specialists - a nurse.
I am not taking anything away from nurses - It's just that you would expect to be treated
for Prostrate Cancer by a cancer doctor. That is obama health care in action -
Get used to it unless the congress can rescind and replace this terrible, terrible law that
will kill jobs, make doctors quit the profession and ration health care all while increasing
costs and your federal taxes.

And that's the way I see it...
Straight Talk with Jay Clifford

Car mileage on TV Commercials

Have you noticed that car mileage is now only reported as highway mileage in Tv Commercials??? And the numbers seem huge. BUT WHAT ABOUT LOCAL MILEAGE ??? Sure some hybrid cars use electric power - BUT that power has to be generated somewhere at some cost. This electric mileage is never figured into the miles per gallon figure.

So a real figure would be to use -only the highway miles divided by the gas used-. I WILL BET ANY AMOUNT THAT IF THEY USE THIS FORMULA, THEIR HIGHWAY MILEAGE WILL DROP TO PREVIOUSLY REPORTED LEVELS !!!

Using total miles divided by the gas used will always provide a false and inflated miles per gallon result. And that is more than cheating. It is lying to the American public.

And that's the way I see it...
Straight Talk With Jay Clifford