Tamara

The new product I decided to research is Verizon Wireless’s Motorola Krzr. The krzr has been deemed the improved version of the razr. The krzr weighs in at 3.6oz and is 4.05 by .73 by 0.67 inches in size. That may be amazing but I’m not done yet. The krzr also has an average talk time of about 4 ½ hours and a standby time of 18 days. That is unless you’re like me and dropped the phone in water which caused it not to work as well. Stupid manufactures don’t know how to make Tamara proof phones.

Basic features Include: Alarm clock, note pad, text and multimedia messaging, vibrate mode and voice recorder.

Advanced Features Include: A mini USB port, e-mail, PC syncing, speaker phone, voice dialing and commands, and a 1,000-contact phone book with room in each entry for five phone numbers and two e-mail addresses.

The not so good parts mainly revolve around the camera. The picture camera is only 1 mega pixel and has no flash option. The video camera can take about 14 second clips and when I record my godchildren; I want it to be 1 clip NOT 20! The only other disadvantage is the glass portion of the phone. Yes these people are rocket scientist and made the front screen out of glass. Anyone what to guess how long it took me to crack it? It only took about 2 weeks after I got it. Go me!

All in all I would say that the krzr is a very attractive phone with as many features as the average person needs. Every phone has its bad parts but I would say that the krzr is on the bottom side of the list. I would recommend this phone to anyone, just watch out for those evil yoo-hoo bottles that break the screen.

Gurr!!! I asked Brenda for her advice on my webpage before I turn it in to John and she said I needed caption on my pictures. I didn’t have captions because the page wouldn’t allow me to, unless the caption was three pictures further down from the one I’m describing. It’s 1:30am and I just finished it, mind you I started at 9pm! First, I took all the pictures into paint (I figured out that google wouldn’t recognize adobe) and added caption straight onto the pictures. When I posted them, they were all funky. Then my man tells me that Adobe would recognize the pictures if I saved for web (Duh.) Then I go and re-add the text through Adobe on all the pictures just to post them and find that the print was too small. Gurr!!!! I made all the text bigger and posted them all again. So I have decided that if anyone has problems with my photo gallery, they can fix it themselves!

Im done!!!! Yahoo!!! I posted About Adoption and I am happy with it. I figured out that I could post the pictures in a zigzag kind of pattern and it looks great. There are some blank spots that bug me but not only are they unfixable, they’re a lot better then the first way I had them. Google didn’t create their pages to work for photo galleries.

I asked Sigrid to send me new pictures to see if they would upload and they did. Now the problem I’m having is getting the pictures to look right on the page. There is not layout option that organized the pictures without it looking blank on half the page. All I have to do is figure out the picture thing and write my about adoption section. I’m dreading that, I can’t find the words. On a side note, today is Julia's birthday, she's three.

I got the significant influence paper up today, no problems there but google can’t recognize my pictures for some reason. It’s driving me nuts!!!

It has been so long since the last time I worked on this web page. I barely remember what I meant in my original plans. I have decided I am just going to create what I think is important now and dismiss my old plan.