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Correction - Krogers at 278/92 - I mis typed. He's out there tonight collecting - we're going to join him. Thanks for any and all support.

Does it get email? And, does it take a mini usb charger?

I'm not sure that i can use it. Nextel voice is on a different technology system than Sprint voice - one is iden and I believe sprint is cdma (not sure on sprint's exact technology). If it's a power zone phone, I think it would work with my account. But, I think a true nextel phone won't. I'll call though and find out.

No, I just need a phone at this point - something to get me by until I figure out what I'm going to do (or until this one shows up).

I lost my phone yesterday at a soccer tournament. I know when I lost it. Just not really sure how. So, anyway, I can't be without a phone - I learned that really quick. I've seen several for sale on here. How does it work? Does it still have the card in it? I don't have one to transfer (it was in the lost phone). Do I just call sprint and have them activate it? I just need something cheap to get me by while I'm figuring out what to do. I was really considering leaving spring in April when my contract is up. Another question - Boostmobile is part of the sprint fa

No, there will be scouts out front in their troop t-shirts helping him out.

Hi, I'm Marcus Smith and I am working on my Eagle Project. I am collecting dvds, cds, music, movies, mp3 players, books, etc. for the troops in Iraq. If you could help me out with donations (even money would help), someone from our troop will be at the Krogers on Ridge Road every evening this week. Otherwise, please PM me via Just Thinkin' Hard and I will get the message. We can arrange pick up. Thank you so much for your support and help with this project. The troops will be thrilled. Thank you, Marcus Smith Life Scout Boy Scout Troop 7

Just depends - I have no problem with me doing it - I'll replace it later. Hubby's good about changing it - it's the kids that will leave you stranded.

I'm happy for him. He did something horribly wrong. I think he deserves a chance to prove that he's learned his lesson. He's a kid from a very rough part of town that someone took a chance on (Frank Beamer). I hope that he's learned his lessons and will live up to all that so many people have put into him and have believed is in him. And, quite frankly, I hope he shows McNabb up - something about that man from his tv interviews - leaves me just not liking him.

I think the business plan is good - I wouldn't take out a loan - however. I think that's what's got alot of folks and businesnesses (sp?) in trouble. Save up and buy it with cash.

Those are awesome. ALMOST as good as my all time favorite picture of oldest with his cast!!!

Hubby has a crackberry (we call it the poptart). I've used it when we're on the road, etc. I don't like it. I'm too brainwashed with windows to quickly learn the blackberry operating system. I also think that the keys are too small to be used effectively. But, then again, my dad has huge fingers and he loves his blackberry. When I bought my smart phone, I went with a windows mobile based device. I got an HTC mogul - great phone - easy to use - touch screen - slide out keyboard. But, I've had it over a year and I'm just not sure that it's durable enough for how rough I am on it.

He's trying to get in touch with the American Legion about his Eagle project. He's driven over there today, but he doesn't see any contact info or hours. He checked the website (and so did I) but it's for national. Does anyone know how to get in touch with the officers of that group about his Eagle project?

He has always brought new meaning to the phrase, "Can suck the chrome off a bumper." Love his music. And, someone told me that he never wears the same out fit twice - he travels with two tractor trailers and he has an assistant that uses a computerized database to be sure that he doesn't get the same outfit twice - they will reuse pieces, but it will never be put together it again. Talk about a clothes hog.

You have to cancel your rock concert because your knee replacement is doing so well? Aerosmith star hurt in stage fall Aerosmith's tour has been plagued by health problems Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has been airlifted to hospital after falling off stage during a concert. The 61-year-old fell while dancing to entertain the crowd, after the sound system failed at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. Tyler was on a catwalk when he fell backward onto a couple of fans, said Mike Sanborn of the Buffalo Chip Campground, which hosted the event. The singer was

PM JCsMom - her hubby's been looking for work like that for several months now.

I don't see anything in her brochure. But, I'm fairly certain that she told me that her company was. Because of hubby's employer, we have to have a company do that kind of work so that we avoid any, any, any hint of impropriety with social security, taxes, etc.

I don't know if gifted is funded under the same title as special ed. But, the guidelines for admission and the (more than one child) count for funding that gifted kids get comes from federal funds. That's why there is absolutely no lee way in who gets into the program. It's BIG trouble if those funds are misappropriated - not to say that it doesn't happen - just saying you really, really don't want to get caught.

I didn't bring home the copy of proposed cuts - but it was exhaustive and across all programs. Everyone is going to take the cuts - I don't think any pet projects where left unscathed. The only programs not on the list were those that were federally funded - gifted, special ed, title 1 - but they are still hit with the furlough days, the cuts in paper, etc. It's just the programs that were unscathed. I left with momnteacher - so I don't know what the end result was.

Well, I must be that immature crazy parent. And, no, I'm no worse behind closed doors that in front of them. I have actually done this - not for far but I have done this. My kids loved the leash - it meant they could walk and not have to be strapped in the stroller. We were in the Sears furniture store in kennesaw and oldest pitched a fit and threw himself in the floor. At the time, I had youngest in the backpack and couldn't pick him up without endangering the younger one. I'm not going to negotiate with a fit pitching three year old. So, I dragged him by the leash (it was a harness le

Well, I must be that immature crazy parent. And, no, I'm no worse behind closed doors that in front of them. I have actually done this - not for far but I have done this. My kids loved the leash - it meant they could walk and not have to be strapped in the stroller. We were in the Sears furniture store in kennesaw and oldest pitched a fit and threw himself in the floor. At the time, I had youngest in the backpack and couldn't pick him up without endangering the younger one. I'm not going to negotiate with a fit pitching three year old. So, I dragged him by the leash (it was a harness le

No, I hear that Ben is her new love. Alex's been tossed aside.

pm barbed wire. She's our accountant (and several others on p.com) and is fabulous.

Are they laptops? We have a scouting friend whose son is a peace corps volunteer in Guanya who is looking for laptops for his classroom. We could get you a tax receipt if you'd like.

I got an amazing recommendation from a fellow pcommer. I was paying $65 a week for a (at best) mediocre job. Now, with my new person, I'm paying $90 every two weeks and they are doing and AMAZING!!!!! job. I'm so happy. Even picky hubby is happy. And, this is the first time we've able to go every two weeks before. They spend about 4 hours here (2 of them). I think it's a great deal. Their first visit is almost a full day and was $160. They moved everything, cleaned everything, etc. It was awesome.