Previous poster probably works for OnStar and knows exactly where the congressman has been.

This is true. I read the same things and held off switching until around 4.3. By then things were mostly working pretty good. I still think that naming it 4.0 was a terrible idea. Any .0 release should not have to come with disclaimer that it really doesn't work.

I don't see what people think is so great about Mac OS. I think the dock is stupid and annoying and the default theme looks like junk. KDE 4 is way ahead of Mac OS in terms of looks and usability.

Privoxy works well for blocking ads in any browser, at least on linux- I've never tried it on windows.

Here's a couple http://www.wedgewoodpizza.com/ http://www.yelp.com/biz/hounddogs-three-degree-pizza-columbus

They have all kinds of flavors in mexico.

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You can port numbers to prepaid phones. Just buy a crappy prepaid phone for 15 bucks and port the number to it, then port it back. It couldn't be easier. 1 buy prepaid phone 2 port number to prepaid phone 3 pay to cancel att contract 4 buy new iphone at full price 5 sign back up with att ( they might charge a deposit since you cancelled before ) 6 port number back to att 7 show off your shiny new iphone to all your friends at the next poetry reading 8 bonus - tweet everyone about how clever you were to save $20

My grandmother had one of these phones. It was a rotary phone hard wired to the phone line in the house. Just a couple years ago she had the phone company come out and install a second bell in the phone to make it ring louder. I couldn't believe that they actually still had mechanical ringers to install into rotary telephones from the 50s. It worked quite well too, you could hear the phone ring almost a block away.

Can it be powered by a wind turbine?

I've heard about the practice of turining off you car (or pickup truck) when going down a long hill before. My aunt used to call it "West Virginia Overdrive". Which sounds way cooler than hypermiling.