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If you have ever thought about switching away from AT&T broadband Internet services, now may be the time to put your plans in action. Harkening back to the old monopolistic days of Ma Bell, AT&T's new terms of service seem to be saying "Like it or lump it"...and oh, and by the way, if you complain about it too loudly, we'll cut you off anyway. The fact that it is AT&T's own horrible policies, and even worse service, that has angered its customers seems to be ignored. Look for alternatives for your Internet service today. Vote with your wallet and your feet. AT&T's New TOS: Caps, Fewer Legal Rights, Forced U-Verse Upgrade - And a Provision Forcing You to be Polite About it All | DSLReports.com, ISP Information : "AT&T's New TOS: Caps, Fewer Legal Rights, Forced U-Verse Upgrade And a Provision Forcing You to be Polite About it All by Karl Bode 4 hours ago tags: business · Op/Ed · consumers · AT&T U-Verse · AT&T Southeast · AT

I will throw myself down as an iPhone Guinea Pig once again and install this on my iPhone 4 before you have to face any complications. -- Douglas iOS 4.3.1 released, fixes a few bugs : " Apple's just dropped iOS 4.3.1 on iTunes users across the land, fixing a handful of issues related to enterprise apps, AV-out, iPod touch graphics problems, and cellular network connections; not the most exciting changelog, but it's better than a slap across the face. As usual, the update is available for pretty much the full suite of iOS products -- iPad , iPhone , and iPod touch alike. Go on, grab it! iOS 4.3.1 released, fixes a few bugs originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 25 Mar 2011 13:48:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

Updated (3/2/2011 @ 250pm) : I have added a link to an algebra video from Khan Academy to the end of this post. One of my Facebook friends recommended it and this video is EXACTLY the type of equations that my son is studying right now. I plan on introducing him to several of these videos. They are very clear and I think they really help to develop a deeper understanding of the material. My son is about to turn 13 and his current math lessons include the beginnings of algebra. To say the least, my knowledge of algebra is almost non-existent. I haven't even thought about it much since I left high school, where I barely made it through the required classes. Of course, as a responsible parent, someone needs to assist with math homework and that task has fallen to me, even with my weak skills. After struggling through a series of homework pages where I was learning as much as him, I really needed a way to check our work. While the book provides some answers, the teacher, for good reas