cellphone portability

This just in from Gizmodo:

Number portability winners and losers

http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/010678.php

It's been one week since the new rules for number portability went into effect, and according to analysts, the big winners (besides, of course, consumers) are turning out to be Nextel and Verizon, which gained more subscribers than they lost. AT&T Wireless and Cingular lost more than they gained, and Sprint PCS and T-Mobile stayed about the same. [Thanks, Kyle]...

I'm going to stop posting this sort of thing in this journal and put them only in my professional journal, which is my first and last name. So if you want to read this sort of geekery, you should add that journal to your friends list. :)

So stuffed up! When will the nose un-stuff up! ack!

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Not exactly lining up around the block #
Another gem from Gizmodo, in the not-so-worksafe category:

A scientist in North Carolina who says he's invented a surgical implant that can give women orgasms at the touch of a button has apparently run into a road block -- he can't seem to find enough women willing to test it for clinical trials.
Read the BBC article...

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In the personal department, side effects are pretty bad today... Really serious teeth chattering, yawning practically constantly, and a slight feeling of nausea and disorientation. Weee...

Tell me won't you please...

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