"As an early Droid 1 adopter, whose phone is now schizophrenic and on life-support, I have been waiting [...]"

I've been contemplating the jump to WP7 for a while now, but have been waiting out my contract. It just ended two days ago and I am really impatient to see what Mango phones are coming out. I'm on Verizon and really want something better than the Trophy.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly. I am really very intrigued, however.

My mother always told me to do this in order to keep the spoons/forks from nesting thus preventing them from getting clean. This makes some sense to me, as the useful ends of the silverware would have more room to spread out when not crowded into the bottom of the plastic inserts.

When will Verizon get some WP7 love? I am dying to get rid of my extremely messed up OG Droid (froyo killed it, this is my third one now) and want more choice than just the Trophy.

I got mine, realized I needed to put it on top of my TV and grabbed two command strips (bottom of the kinect to the top of the TV). Works perfectly.

I couldn't help thinking of the TNG "Evolution" in which Wesley's school project (consisting of nanites) gets loose and starts devouring part of the enterprise's engines.

I don't even know the utility of them; do they have a use?

Thank you for that.

I read your post and, halfway through, I thought, "This is exactly why I cancelled my cable." Then you wrote it.

... I watched this. I don't think there are words to describe it.

reasons I never got better than marginally OK at skateboarding... Oh, the tweaked ankles in this video alone.

I do design work, mostly on the web, and I have to agree completely. Typography is by far the most overlooked aspect of design by people that don't actually do design. Not only that, but it is one of the most nuanced and often difficult parts. I started design coming from an artist background and hadn't given…

Absolutely. I loved my brown Zune brick and I love my Zune HD. I will be more than sad when it starts to die if there is no new Zune to take its place.

The guy in the second one did seem a bit less than polite to me. Sure, he did everything required of him, but what was the point in withholding his name? To show that he can? I guess he was trying to make a point, but there really was no reason for it.

I, too, am rather skeptical of this. It certainly does look a lot more realistic, in terms of geometry, than polygons, but it amounts to nothing without support and without requiring massive amounts of resources.

I have recently replaced my cable with both—Netflix via my xbox 360 and hulu (not hulu plus).

Wesley Crusher's father died on a mission led by Picard when he was very little... most definitely not Riker. Though I must agree, the circle is complete.

Sad face.