That's the kid's mother, not the superintendent.

No. I was being serious.

I hadn't thought of how most 1080 TV's can be upstaged by a really good 720p TV. I've seen it myself too.

Good point... The TV has as much to do with it as the signal.

I hadn't thought of that point.

The Wii does rather nicely with 480p widescreen. While 1080 would be nice, I don't know that anything over 720 is really needed. Like you said, most people don't even notice when the BD is hooked up using component cables. :P

It's a question most people wish the squatters would ask themselves and answer in the affirmative. :P

Yeah, I left before they turned of the TDMA towers.

Are you sure?

T-Mobile has 3G, but only in a few markets, so it won't work for most users just because it's not available. (Twin Cities, Atlanta, Decatur, Chicago, etc.)

So AT&T has removed the requirement to register your IMEI when you change phones? That was one of the reasons I left.

Doesn't AT&T let you sign a new contract for a discount on a phone after your 2-year is up?

I know Alltel, Verizon, AND T-Mobile all do.

Maybe Apple's website just isn't setup to do renewals, and you have to go to an AT&T store?

Nah. Like I told the domain-er, all the "What you need, when you need it" garbage in .com is eventually going to devalue it. People will just move to .org, .net, and eventually, .bbq.

And I have a higher pagerank than him anyway.

Er... not close to 2... Just under 1.

It's been a few years and I'm too lazy to go back and look. :P

Er... that's right. They were wanting to make a TLD .band at one point and for some reason I forgot that never went through.

I don't remember what the third TLD I got was now... (It was minor and never got any hits so I let it lapse.)

It's still more than I should have to pay for the domain. $10-20 a year is what going rate is for registration. Why should I have to pay extra because someone went through the dictionary?

And if you have to hire a consultant to move the domain, you really are in the wrong business. :P

He had actually been sitting on this domain for close to 2 years.

I've worked retail, and for retail 20% gross profit is considered good. 10% net profit before taxes is great.