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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Wyoming: A dangerous threat to our democracy
Reading David Sirota’s column today, I was again reminded of how distorted so-called democracy has become in our country. David asks the question: How is it that, even when a clear majority of the public support a certain legislation, Congress … Continue reading
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iPhone ringtones: To pay or not to pay
I have sat by quiet as long as I can. Admittedly, that often isn’t very long. In this case, I have sat by while absorbing all the arguments in all of the recent columns on the subject of Apple’s new … Continue reading
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A fix for iPhone ringtones problems
If you live on the cutting edge of the world of iPhone, as I apparently do, you sometimes cut yourself. That’s what happened to me today. After experimenting with several different methods of installing ringtones over the past week or … Continue reading
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The iPhone ringtone cat-and-mouse game
Apple and iPhone users continue to play a game of cat-and-mouse regarding ringtones. Initially, there was no way to add custom ringtones to an iPhone. Eventually, hackers found a way in the back door. Several alternative methods emerged, each new … Continue reading
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