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Last week CVS was running a "special" on the Oystr (evidently manufactured by Kyocera, but being "hawked" by Virgin in the U.S.)... http://www.virginmobileusa.com/ Unfortunately, each and every unit was packaged in one of those tough, plastic "bubbles," which requires a hatchet, saw, Bowie...

The problem, Bob, is that, evidently, "our governmint" has already "thought" about it...:jeffd: This should keep you in reading material for the next couple of months. http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/ ebsi

Those are mighty new--looking "remains," Guy! It seems a shame to tear down something like that.:confused: ebsi

"If the only prayer you say in your life is 'thank you,' that would suffice." Meister Eckehart

Guy, Younger people with disabilities tend to compensate for them in some way. That's what you're probably experiencing with your cousin. I my case, I'm dealing with a senior citizen, someone who is not disabled, and someone who has no reason to "compensate"... We older folks view...

Thanks, Ben. It would probably be used more than for just making calls to 911. However, I shall attempt to remember that. The "firefly" seems simple enogh to use, but the PRICE !!! ...and it has a "calling plan" --- which is also, probably, way overpriced! Good ideas, but not exactly...

Thanks, Bob! I've seen magazine ads for those, too... I think they're made by Samsung. If I could get a $10.00/month plan that only costs $10.00 per month :jeffd:, then I might consider it. However, by the time they keep piling--on all of those crazy fees and taxes, it'd probably cost more...

It's time for us to purchase a newer "second vehicle." I need something that will help me get around a little better --- sometimes to those places in the "woods" to have a "looksee." Most of the time, I will run it locally --- to do the marketing, visit my 12 specialists, and go to the library...

Largo, You might be doing us all a favor, if you e--mail some of your photos to the Atlantic City Press (ACP), the Asbury Park Press, and the Courier Post. Tell 'em what you've seen! Kevin Post, who writes the column "Nature's Way" may be reached at: <kpost@pressofac.com> Meggan...

Many of the Mayflower descendants who settled in South Jersey made a "detour" by settling on the tip of Long Island, before moving on to "New Jersey." Such was the lot of Christopher Leaming, a cooper with a "withered arm," who settled, early, in the area of Cape May. He had large land holdings...

If the violet gum turns your stomach, Ben, try Beeman's gen--u--ine Pepsin Gum!:mrgreen: ebsi

...and I mean each and every word of it, Trailhead! Make NO mistake about it, Badfish's attempt at diplomacy notwithstanding. (Thanks, Badfish: Nice try.:jd:) If you're going to quote me, Trailhead, then, by all means, use all of my "descriptors"/adjectives. One key word is "monster." I'm...

I'm looking for a Christmas gift for an older person with vision problems: She would like a "carded" (activated with a prepaid card) cell phone with a large screen and large buttons. She has no intention of photgraphing anyone with the phone, nor does she envision textmessaging anyone...

Thanksgiving is one of, if not the most dangerous time of the year to travel. It's not just a matter of "Over the River and Through the Wood's to Grandmother's House We Go" anymore. People "zip" from one place to another by car, bus, plane and possibly snowboard... However, Blast from the...

Steve, Now, that's quite an "impressive" photo! ...only three feet tall!!!:v: As "Midnight" would say, "Nice"... :mrgreen: ebsi

As Thanksgiving Day 2006 rapidly approaches, the members of this site ought to reflect on the fact that many of the very early settlers to this area were Mayflower descendants. They were responsible for much of the commerce that took place here. In fact, if my memory serves me correctly, Cape...

I got my info. from an article in the A.C. Press. They specifically stated that the bridge was made from yoghurt cups and the styrofoam packaging (both polystyrene) used by some fast food joints: They even stated how many cups, etc. were used. I was elated, because the local recycling...

I'm not sure. Perhaps it is legal up 'til a certain time before deer season begins... I know that those who do it take care to "polish" off the hairs (rootlets) on the sweet potatos. The deer don't eat them, and the game wardens look for this sign of "deer baiting." ebsi

Many thanks, Jerseyman, now I have a much better idea of the area! :) ebsi

Yup! Thank's, Boyd: That's probably the problem. Currently, I run WIN98 SE, and IE 5.5... :mrgreen: ebsi