Thursday, February 23, 2012

Box Offering 50GB of Free Cloud Storage To Android Users For A Limited Time

by Chris Chavez phandroid.com on February 23rd, 2011
After giving iOS users 50GB of free storage for simply existing, Android users are finally getting the
same treatment if you download Box’s new and improved app from the Android Market.
You only have until March 23rd to call dibs on your special piece of the cloud, so hurry.
The steps are easy, simply download the app, log in or create a new account and
enjoy your 50GB of online storage.
And for those who are truly appreciative, feel free to spread the word using using the
hashtag #Box50GB on Twitter to tell the world what you’re going to do with this ridiculous
amount of storage.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Plug-in gadget halts phone texting, apps while driving

Scosche has a simple plug-and-play solution to help curb smartphone activities while driving. Users insert the $129 CellControl in to their vehicle’s OBD-II interface — a standard port on cars produced after 1996 — which pairs with the CellControl app on a smartphone. When the module detects the vehicle is in motion, all handset activities are disabled, with the exception of hands-free functions.

Texting, phone calls, email and apps are generally shut down while driving with the CellControl and attempts to remove or tamper with the module can be automatically reported to a device admin. That’s handy if the kids try to circumvent the system, for example. Music libraries are still available for use on the car’s receiver and calls taken through a Bluetooth headset or an auto’s integrated wireless system are still allowed with the system.

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This is a smart method to help cut down on distracted driving because of cellphones; smarter in my opinion than legislation to accomplish similar results. Laws that dictate no handset use in vehicles can limit the use of valuable smartphone functions such as location services, emergency calls and integrated apps for us in a car.

Granted, not everyone can afford the $129 CellControl, but it’s a viable option that uses technology to improve safety.

For now, Scosche’s software is supported on Android and BlackBerry handsets as well as older Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 devices. I don’t expect to see the CallControl gain iOS support as apps that control and iPhone’s core functionality generally aren’t approved by Apple. Perhaps Cupertino would make an exception or consider a licensing agreement with Scosche, given how distracting it can be to use a phone while driving.

By Kevin C. Tofel Jan. 22, 2012 - gigaom.com

Sunday, November 13, 2011

From Stay At Home Dad to Stay/Work At Home Dad!!!!!!

Here is what I have done to go from SAHD to SWAHD (Stay/Work At Home Dad).

Been home since my son was born March 2008 & wouldn't change it for the world!

It's time to make a living while at home.

This is the First of it's kind.............

Cell phone business that you can work from home!


This new concept a Cell Phone Agent as Home Base Business is the structure and dream of Darrell Tolbert, our Master Cell Phone Agent. It has never been done before. We are the first and will always be known as the first in the history of cell phone industry, 2011. How GREAT is that?

This is your opportunity to build a nationwide organization of cell phones customers and cell phone sub-agents; all within the comfort of your own home office. This is not Network Marketing. There is no enrollment fees required, just the desire and willingness to learn “The System”. You own your own franchise - your own business!

By enrolling today as a cell phone sub-agent you will be able to register new customers with Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile cell phone services, receive commission up front, sell cell phones, collect used cell phones, and start the process in getting your very own web-site and cell phone dealership.

We work with the three major cell phone carriers, Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, once you get your dealership you will be working with 49 other carriers. We have the best cell phone plans available for everyone’s needs and income, all without a contract. It is that simple.

With our program you will earn while you learn. This is on-the-job training day by day, one customer at a time one sub agent at a time. All you need is time, desire, and be teachable, excited and ready to work.

It is our mission to become the largest cell phone home base business in the world, with your help and Darrell’s leadership we all can be successful.

It is time to roll up your sleeves and get in the trenches. Please join our movement. We are done waiting on our government to feed us, clothe us, keep a roof over our head and provide us a stable job. Please join us and help end unemployment. Please keep an open mind as you read the below passage.


It is time to get down and dirty. It is time to take off the gloves. Did you know we own hundreds of Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile home based cell phone business websites? We can do the same thing the big carriers do.

UnselfishFreedom.org

Honoring Veterans and Changing Their Lives

A message to all members of Unselfish Freedom

Hi Everyone

This is an important announcement. United we Stand!!! We as American's are in trouble. We are hurting. We are in pain. We can do one of two things, fight or give up. I refuse to give up. I will die fighting before I give up. If you want to do something right for your country, please send this link to as many as possible. http://unselfishfreedom.org/page/get-down-and-dirty.

We have put our foot down and are tired of the bs. Done! Please. I beg you read and send the above link to as many as possible. We as Americans demand change. And the only way it is going to happen is WE THE PEOPLE make it happen.

Why?

Ask yourself this “Do you think Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy and Radio Shack need any more money”? Do you think they have the American people best interest in mind? The answer is no. They are cell phone brokers just like us. (www.squarecirclewireless.com) They get commission for selling and activating cell phones just like us. By doing business with us, you will give the little cell phone companies a chance to restore America. We can keep our homes, clothe our kids, keep food on our table and decompress. It is exhausting living day to day not knowing if you will have a job the next day. Not knowing if you will be able to provide for your family. Just not knowing is over whelming. We are sick and tired of being sick and tired. We need to look out for each other. So please, before you walk into a Verizon, T-Mobile or AT&T’s retail store to activate a cell phone, please remember who needs the commission more. Is it the multibillion dollar cell phone companies? Or is it the little cell phone companies that can do the same thing as the big companies. Give us a chance to repair America. Give us a chance to show the world what proud, passionate hard working American people can do. (www.squarecirclewireless.com)

Our goal is to have one million home based cell phone business partners in the next 3 to 5 years. Our goal is to end unemployment. Tell me something, have you heard anyone other than a politician say something of this magnitude? Ending unemployment. Say it again, ending unemployment. Probably not. So what do you say? Please give us a shot. We have the plans, investors, platform and infrastructure in place to complete this monumental campaign. We are asking for your help. Boycott the big carriers. Boycott the walk in retail stores of Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. Boycott the cell phone departments at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Target and Radio Shack. By giving us your business, you will begin to repair America and put it back on its feet.


Earn commission and get paid FIRST - no waiting to be paid!


Check out SquareCircleWireless.com this is what your site would look like.

We are hear to end unemployment and start home based business' all over the country.

Call me with any and all questions!

Frank

224.202.7575

Sunday, November 6, 2011

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

I have a Great Fund Raiser for Churches Non Profits Charities Pastors take a L@@K

If you are looking for a way to do a very painless fund raiser for your nonprofit, charity or church, please take a look at this campaign.
Did you know every time anyone in your nonprofit organization, charity organization or church makes a Verizon, T-Mobile or AT&T cell phone payment, someone other than your organization gets a commission?
What if I told you that all these commissions can go to your organization? What if I told you everyone will be able to keep their same cell phone number? What if I told you everyone can keep their same cell phone? What if I told you everyone will be paying a lower cell phone bill? What if I told you everyone will be on the same cell phone towers that they are on now?
Are you still with me?
Do you like what you see so far?

We can give you 10 percent of commission every time one of your members pays their cell phone bill.

How can we do all of this for you? We are a Sub-Agent for AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.
We are in a spiritual movement to repair America. We are in a movement to get America back on its feet. This is a very creative way to raise money and think outside the box.

Win, Win, Win
Win – your organization receives monthly funds.
Win – everyone that signs up saves money on their cell phone plans
Win- we get to give back more

Please call me for more information 224-202-7575.
Also, here is our website. www.SquareCircleWireless.com
We look forward to partnering with you!

We are proud members of UnselfishFreedom.org – Honoring Veterans and Changing Their Lives and The People’s Ministry – People Helping People

Monday, October 17, 2011

His first dead skunk in the road

While the whole family was driving in the car over the weekend my 3 1/2 yr finally had the opportunity to drive past his first dead skunk in the road and see what a skunk smells like.

After I explained what the smell was he said " No that wasn't a skunk that smells like mommie tooted!"

We all had a gut laugh!

Monday, June 20, 2011

6 signs he’ll make a good dad

It’s no surprise that your dear old dad is on your mind. But if you’re also looking forward to the day when you can give your significant other a Father’s Day card, too, you might want to evaluate his parenting potential. What can you tell now about whether he’ll be a great father down the line? Check out these telling traits.

1. He treats his mother well.
What kind of family man will he be? First look at his relationship with his mom. Does he respect her? Laugh with her easily? Enjoy visiting her? Help out with chores or errands? “If the answer is yes, all of this means she did a good job raising him, he naturally likes women, and will like the mom you will become,” says Wendy Allen, Ph.D., a psychotherapist specializing in couples and marriage therapy in Santa Barbara, CA. In fact, respect in general — to other family members, to kids, and to you — should be at the top of the “what to look for” list.

2. He’s selfless. What’s the number one thing you learn when you become a parent? You never come first anymore! So if you’re with a guy who thinks he’s the center of the universe, beware. For Jackie Baker, a Valdosta, GA, mother of one, it was easy to see she wasn’t dating an egomaniac when she found out that he’d spent much of his time caring for his 17-years-younger sister. “One of his major responsibilities was to take care of her in the afternoon when he came home from school,” she says. “He didn’t really go on dates or get to hang out with his friends. I thought, any teenage boy who is willing to give up his time for his sister is a great man. Even to this day he helps out with his sister’s homework whenever he can. I knew when I saw him taking such an interest in his family that he was going to be a wonderful father.”

3. He’s not easily grossed out
. Surprise! Kids are messy. There are dirty diapers, vomit — and dirty diapers and vomit happening at the same time. Being a parent means getting comfortable with the eewwww factor. Good fathers are the ones “who jump in to clean up a gross mess and help out when someone else isn’t feeling well,” says Dianne Couris, an author and parenting coach in Oldsmar, FL, and president of Family Choices & Solutions, Inc. Christine Louise Hohlbaum, a mother of two, found this out years ago while on a tumultuous, three-hour ferry boat ride around the Greek Islands. Hohlbaum got seasick five times. “Each time, my then-boyfriend would take my barf bag to the front of the boat to retrieve another one,” she says. “As we pulled into the dock, I knew this man would make a great father. Childbirth and parenting would be a snap for a guy who can carry puke across the Mediterranean without blinking an eye.”

4. He’s a great uncle. “Nephews and nieces are the stepping stones to your own kids,” says Allen. “Does he call them on their birthdays? Does he make dates where he actually has to show up and take them to the movies or an amusement park?” Varina Caton, a Wilmington, DE, mother of two, witnessed such dedicated affection with her future husband and his nieces and nephews. “He would have his nieces and nephews fly out to stay with us,” she says. “He has always made a point of staying in contact with them. He sent some of them to summer camp because their Mom was unable to come up with the money. He has mentored them as they have matured, introducing money management (for obvious reasons!), job skills, people skills and most importantly setting goals. Because of his involvement with his sibling’s offspring I knew he would make a great dad, and he has!”

5. He doesn’t mind taking direction from his partner. “If a man resents being told what to do, then working with him on his children’s schedule and responsibilities could get tense,” Couris says. “Running a family schedule is usually [the mother’s role] and the father typically needs direction.” How can you tell if he’ll respond well to family life? Notice how he takes to your suggestions (“I think you should pack more than one pair of underwear for our week at the beach”) and how he reacts to your plans (“Don’t forget: Thursday is my uncle’s 73rd birthday and we’re all going to dinner”). If you get a positive reaction, you’re onto something!

6. He likes ketchup. And he understands the importance of blowing the paper cover off of a straw and seeing if it can reach across the table. In other words, he has a playful sense of fun, and doesn’t take himself too seriously. Those could be the most telling sign of all. You’ve got to have a sense of humor to get through life with kids.

Now, here are a couple of signs maybe he’s not destined to be the world’s best dad:

1. He can’t go with the flow. A good dad needs to be flexible, easygoing and not easily flustered. Having a kid means that dinners will get canceled, and vacations will be marred by bouts of the flu. If he’s the type who sweats the small stuff and can’t easily adapt to change, he may be in for a tough time as a dad. “I dated one guy who planned every weekend as if it was a military operation, and he totally blew a gasket if there was any fluctuation from his plans,” recalls Elizabeth Bach of Westfield, NJ. “He wasn’t so into the idea of having kids anyway, and I thought that was a good thing — he’d probably be one uptight, inflexible dad!”

2. He doesn’t pitch in around the house. “Any man who considers himself above anything… is going to have trouble serving his or her majesty: the baby,” Allen says.

Erika Rasmusson Janes is a New York–based freelance writer whose work has appeared in Redbook, Modern Bride and Good Housekeeping.