Hello? Is This the Nursing Home? Long Distance Calling. From Heaven.
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Elliot Greenebaum's hardheaded comedy has the guardedly facetious tone of a fake documentary.
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About a hundred times a day, from anywhere in the world, a phone call comes in that sounds something like this: I think I've got a terrorist suspect here, can you check it out?
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When I recently called up my local DSL provider, there was no doubt about the location of the person at the other end of the line. [Offshoring blog]
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Before me lies the patient, a Gateway computer running Windows 98. It is suffering from extremely clogged Internet arteries, unable to reach the Web. As one of The Washington Post's digital doctors, my task is to nurse the machine back to health so my colleague Kathleen Day can access her e-mail and file stories from home.
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One call could save you big. It never hurts to ask!
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11/22/2004. Using your computer and Internet connection to make local and long distance calls has been getting a lot of attention lately.
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I recently moved from a small apartment in Oakland to a new house in Sacramento. The cat and I are adjusting quite well, thank you, though for about one month, I was without a kitchen. Or a water heater. Or downstairs flooring. It may not have been the best-laid renovation plan.
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Before:  Hey, we need to talk!  Don't you remember me?  From school?  Well I sure remember you!  Look, let me buy you a coffee.  Surely you have a few minutes to chat.  A lot has happened  since those days.
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One will rise and one must fall.  The phone rings. It's Mom. She wants to know if I'm still alive. This happens more often than you'd think. A bridge has collapsed. I wasn't on it (sorry, guys), but I may well have been.  Hanging up with Mom, I do what every self-respecting blogger with delusions of legitimate journalistic credentials would do: put on my headphones, grab the camera, hop on the bike and go scoop the MSM.
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By La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Feb. 2--Imagine living the same day again and again and again.   Fortunately this scenario doesn't happen in real life.
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I READ with great interest your Oct. 27 news story suggesting that the amenities of living on cruise ships are a practical substitute for life in an assisted living residence (&quot;Sailing through the golden years,&quot; Page A3).
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Coming soon to a phone near you: spam, scams and viruses galore. Your text messages, address book and calls could be up for grabs. By Annalee Newitz from Wired magazine.
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By Karen Nelson, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Jun.
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Lessons from two world-traveling retirees.
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By Chris MetinkoSTAFF  As the country's senior population grows by the day, local services and agencies are dealing with an influx of calls from those now caring for seniors who can no longer care for themselves.
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Aaron Edelstein's mother in Lexington got a surprise when she called him in New York last fall. "Hi, Mom," his recorded message greeted her. "This is Aaron's voice mail. I might not be picking up because you call me too much."
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Convenient and beguiling, the cell phone nevertheless is devil's handiwork. Don't think so? Read on. Commentary by Momus.