Not so much their implementation of SCP (supply chain planning) - they don't utilize MRP (material requirements planning) in the traditional fashion. Instead, they bolted on a method whereby the still use the old fashioned requirements stack (using a requirements objective - which does not exist in the context of a backwards scheduling MRP system).

forgot to mention - she had a case on it, too!

I think my wife wants the new iphone - because she dropped her 4S the day they announced the 5. It fell from a bedside table (maybe 2.5 feet!) onto a ceramic tile floor - totally shattered.

For context, I was homeschooled 6th-10th grades, went to a private school for 11th, then left to dual-enroll in a local community college for my senior year.

If "formal" chemistry education is what you are looking for at some point and no local home school group offers it, then do it yourself! What I mean by that is, organize a class in conjuction with other local homeschool parents. When I needed my language courses in 9th/10th grade, we found a professor at a local university who was willing to come teach 15-20 kids - we all just paid him directly.

There are also plenty of video and online type homeschool courses for the various subjects. Homeschooling is a big business, since many people (religious or not) are sick of the public school systems.

I do, and I have the issue. When I am out in good signal areas, I have no issues at all. But it is now horrible when I hold at at my home where my average signal was good, but not great with my iPhone 3G.

I now talk with it on speakerphone or have to hold it very carefully on the top of the phone or else I will drop the call (at home). I can reproduce this every time I use the phone. If I am just browsing on wifi holding the phone in the palm of my hand with the "death grip", then about 50% of the time I show no bars, and the other half it says "No Service". My wife, using my old iPhone 3G right next to me will show to change at all (holding steady between 2-3 bars).

Agreed - I went through a situation like this as well. My debit/ATM card had not been stolen, but the number had and charges were made in multiple amounts totalling about $2000. I was called by VISA prior to my even noticing the problem (my bank account went negative - I was a poor student at the time). They put a stop on the card (I told them I had never been to Italy before - where the charges were made) and referred me to my bank who immediately replaced the money so my outstanding checks would not bounce. I filled out the simple paperwork for my bank and haven't had any problems since.