Well, I am making a move to Parker, Colorado. I will be working for a company called ReComm Wireless. They pretty much do the same thing my company does (Nextel ASC) except ReComm does activations, Boost mobile, Cricket pre-paid, and sells iPods and PSPs. Its pretty much a "wireless solutions" retail chain. I should take over managing a new store they have shortly after the move. I am hoping that this will turn out to be a good opprotunity for me. I am really looking forward to living with my brother and near the friends and family I already have in the area. I pray that this major life-changing move will turn out as well as I hope.

Ok, so there is this huge deal about whether or not it is ok to say "merry christmas" or not. People are saying that it is offensive to have an overly christian view and that it isn't respectful. I got an idea, lets not say "hello," "thank you," "have a nice day," or "Happy birthday." The greeting of 'Merry Christmas' has a huge place in our culture and is simply a greeting. If it happens to have deeper meaning for some people then get over it. You live in America HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!

I have noticed in my first entry that there are alot of typos. I tend to type things fairly quickly and don't check them afterwards. Ok so Rokcstar games, who makes all of those great Grand Theft Auto games, is in some legal trouble. It seems as though some geeks somewhere have figured out a way to mod the latest entry in the game so that you can see your character having sex with his girlfriends. Because of this, the ESRB has been forced to place an "Adults Only" rating on the game and as a result, Target, Wal-mart, Best Buy, Gamestop etc have pulled the game from their shelves. Rockstar has had to lower their financial goals for the third quarter by $340 million. People are still seeking more legal action against Rockstar and their parent company Take Two. They say that it should have been their responsability to track down and stop these people from making the mods. In the case against Rockstar, they originally programed the game to include sex scenes similar to what people are seeing now. When they dropped the idea, instead of deleting hundreds of thousands of lines of code, they simply wrote that portion completely out of the came. People who have hacked the game are using this programming as a base for their mod. In defense of Rackstar, People hack and change games all the time. The programming that they are using was never meant to be seen by a public audience and if you don't actually change the product that they released you would never experience it. Brilo Pads are used in crack pipes (I don't know how). Police in greensboro tried to tell gas stations they weren't allowed to sell them anymore. People try to sue gun companies because someone used a gun, that they bought ilegally, to commit crimes or murder. Should we hold manufacturers responsible because someone took their product, that was designed for one purpose, and used it for something "evil."
Grand Theft Auto is not exactly a wholesome game, but they know their limits. They did not design the game to show these things. Should they be held accountable for someone figuring out a way to change their product?