But you still have to be subscribed to HBO, which means you have to subscribe to a standard cable package. I don't think HBO really gets it.

My computer desktop is significantly neater.

I think that also works.

I didn't know that one existed...

From what I've heard about Pakistan, Internet access isn't really at the top of the list...

The description in the summary is from his first meeting, before the cables were leaked.
From the article:

Assange was transformed by his outlaw celebrity. The derelict with the backpack and the sagging socks now wore his hair dyed and styled, and he favored fashionably skinny suits and ties. He became a kind of cult figure for the European young and leftish and was evidently a magnet for women.

Exactly... http://www.nytimes.com/opensecrets should be at least mentioned...

Seems like it would be tough, but I would love to have some sort of online detective story... Maybe where some players commit the crimes, while the others find them.

The very first shot reminded me of this old Superman cartoon.

I thought it was still up in the air. Isn't the distraction being on a call?

I'll say...

Looking at the Google site, the phone costs $179 if you sign up with a T-Mobile plan. So if you cancel, you're out the $179 + $150 from Google, + $200 from T-Mobile... which brings the price to $529, which coincidentally, is the unlocked price of the phone. You are at a loss, however, of how many months you had the service before canceling (with T-Mobile's current discount for not subsidizing the device).