The likely reason UPS can't text you is that they probably use an SMS short code, which Google Voice doesn't support.

As many others have pointed out, many intersections have waits of longer than one minute. Changing the time-out to five minutes would be much better; I've never seen a light cycle that long.

Google Voice hasn't even been in existence for five years; number porting was introduced just two years ago.

I average about 4.5 GB per month with the Nexus 4 on T-Mobile.

It is problematic if such revocation inevitably means the death of a person; while a fetus is self-evidently a living human being (i.e., it is such by the definitions of the words "living," "human," and "being"), your statement that it isn't a person (in the moral sense) is debatable. Also, you have ignored the case…

Agreed.

Of note, Mr. Dachis: Clear is contract-free, and also offers a $35 per month plan at 1.5 Mbps download speed (although I actually get around 2 Mbps).

As an example, reading some of the philosophical responses to and discussion about Judith Jarvis Thompson's "violinist argument" shows that a good deal of people do not consider it self-evident that one can morally withdraw access to one's body when such withdrawal will inevitably result in the death of an innocent…

Check out this website about the Fair Labor Standards Act (which regulates overtime pay). My first two jobs out of college both did not pay me overtime illegally (one position was hourly and the other was salaried).

Word Play: What Happens When People Talk, by Peter Farb, Vintage Books, Mar 31, 1993.

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Pull-down notifications have been available from the lock screen since 4.0 on my Galaxy Nexus.

OLGA was the best.

It apparently depends on where you live.

Same here.

I don't think you understand how electromagnetism works.

I ordered one from element14 in October and got it in three weeks; it arrived before the one I ordered in June from RS Components.

saltboy's moral claim that abortion is "immoral and unethical" is no less valid than your moral claim that "No living thing has the right to another person's body without their consent." Neither is self-evident, so both claims are subject to dispute.

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