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Bypassing Carriers for Mobile Content (TechNewsWorld.com)
Tonya Carter used to buy cell phone ringtones from her mobile service provider, Verizon Wireless. However, lately she's found a way to bypass her carrier and download them straight from the Web. Carter, a 33-year-old Houston resident, pays about $10 a month for a service called "Thumbplay," which gives her access not only to ringtones but to a gamut of games and graphics.

Nature Almanac: Chatty mockingbirds have so much to tell us (Marin Independent Journal)
Just as nature has its cycles, the questions that come to naturalists follow some predictable patterns.

Popular business directory searches (Crossville Chronicle)
THEREFORE I AM: Phones that RING? Can you hear me now? We’ve all been there: You’re in a crowded room when suddenly someone’s cell phone goes off. Who’s is it? Was it yours? Everyone reaches for their phone to see whose is ringing.

Frustrated passengers evacuate Blue Line (Chicago Sun-Times)
Passengers stuck on a hot, crowded CTA subway train for nearly 40 minutes Tuesday morning decided to take matters into their own hands and evacuate. The decision turned a relatively minor mechanical problem into a four-hour delay that caused 1,500 people to be evacuated from the subway.

Bypassing Carriers for Mobile Content (BusinessWeek)
Sales of ringtones and games through phone makers and the Web are way up, another sign service providers are losing their grip on the industry

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