2008 February

Today at work we had an issue come up with the iPhone I thought I would let people know about.  this may also effect other smart phones such as Treo, Blackberry, etc.  If you make any changes to your account, such as changing your rate plan or messaging features, there is a chance that the [...]

Well,
Take a look at this driver’s licence that a cop friend of mine sent me.  This was handed to him by an illegal immigrant that he pulled over for speeding.  Apparently the man thought nothing of the fact that his picture was accompanied by his girlfriend’s.  Either that or it’s his before/after shot of the [...]

In todays world just about everyone has a cell phone, from the very young to the very old.  They have become a staple in our lives and anyone without one is said to be behind the times.  They are a way to contact anyone from almost anywhere.
In this post I would like to give you [...]

In past posts I have written about how to play Craps and Pai Gow at your local casino.  I thought I might as well write about the game most people think about when they hear the word Casino, which is Blackjack.
Blackjack is perhaps the most popular and well known casino game in existance.  Because of [...]

This math problem circulated through email at work the other day and I thought I would give you geeks a shot at it.  Leave a comment with your answer and I’ll tell you if you’re right.  By the way, I couldn’t get it, but I am really bad in math so that doesn’t say much.  [...]

Well, I’ve posted before about this and tomorrow (Monday) is the day.  AT&T will flip the switch for Analog service to the off position, permanently.  Why are they doing this you may ask.
Well, the technology is old and is taking up bandwith that can be used for GSM, UMTS and the up and comming 4G [...]

I was talking to a co-worker today and the subject of Pai Gow came up.  You can find the game in most casinos here on the Mississippi Coast.  I was trying to explain to her how to play and thought I would just post it here.
The original version of Pai Gow used special dominos and [...]

When I was in the Army and fighting during Desert Storm in 1990, we had GPS navigators in our ambulance (I was a field medic).  We called it “Maggie” and she was a Magellon that took up almost the whole dash, had a monochrome screen, was accurate to maybe 500 feet and only showed you [...]

I have a rather large collection of DVD movies, easily topping the 400 mark.  Recently I have been looking for a good program to organize and catalog my collection.  I came across Movie Label 2008 and downloaded the 14 day trial.
 
I must say that, although the interface looks a little busy, I am impressed with [...]

Today at work I got more than one call from customers with old TDMA (Analog) cell phone service.  These customers signed up in 1996 or before and are still using the same dinasaur of a phone.  That is, until now.  The time has come for cell phone companies, including ATT, to turn off thier old [...]