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It's been two months since Rick and I have gotten together on air. Last month, I was at a conference in Las Vegas called CTIA Wireless which focused on all the new wireless products available. One of the coolest things coming down the road is FemtoCells.FemtoCells are small devices you buy from your Cell Phone company and hook up to your home or business Internet connection. It becomes a small "cell tower" for your cell phone. Your calls go through your Internet connection and when you go outside, the calls are handed-off to the closest cell tower seamlessly. Verizon announced their product last month to be released later this year for $50. Rumors have AT&T on track to sell their

Two best-friends got together last month and created their first online cartoon. It's a "Happy Mother's Day" eCard for you to send on to your own mother. After all, where would we be without the wonderful love, support and constant maintenance our mothers do for us! Click on it, enjoy and then support their hard work by forwarding it on to all your friends...and especially your Mother!

This post is a follow-up to an article written by Toni Thompson on October 29th, 2007 entitled: Warriors Voice: 1SG Jeffrey Pennington 1137th Military Police Company Missouri National Guard. First Sergeant Jeffrey Pennington has chosen to re-deployed to Iraq. The following is a powerful testimony in his own words: I am being deployed to Iraq again. I will fall in with a Military Police company charged with helping train Iraqi Police forces in a fairly large city. During my last tour I was stationed on a rather large base with a fledgling, but present, information infrastructure, several conveniences such as small shops for sundry items, dining facilities for hot food and best of all it was out in the desert

The rain caused Brick's to be under water and a safety hazzard last weekend, so the April weekend was moved to 12th & 13th. So get your trucks and ATV's ready to roll and head on out to Bricks on Saturday morning. BricksOffRoadPark.com

The well-coached Greenville Lady Bears found themselves heading to the locker room for the last time this season after a 43-34 loss to Metro (St Louis) team at Farmington's Civic Center. The quarter-finals basketball game didn't start out typical for the Lady Bears...the defense of Metro (St Louis) Panthers had the two Greenville insiders (Tara Porter and Sara Woodgeard) completely covered. But that left Kaylin Becker unguarded and she made the Panthers pay. Becker's hot hand scored the first five field goals for Greenville and pushed her team into the lead against a cold-shooting Metro squad with the first quarter ending 5-12. As Metro adjusted to keep Becker guarded, no other player was able to step up and lead the