People are really funny!

People are really funny!

Everywhere you look; on the streets, in the stores, schools offices, cars, busses and planes (before they taxi), you see people with a Mobile Phone.

Everyone in every Country wants or has a Mobile Phone.

And the funny part is most of them are married to a particular service provider; by contract.

Now of course, everyone believes you get special services because of this marriage: But that's utter nonsense...

All it really means; is that even if the service provider 'chaps your jeans': you're still married to them until the contract expires... unless you want to pay a huge penalty for leaving early.

What's even more funny, is that there is an alternative to that marriage situation; a possible monthly savings of up to $600.00, and Unlimited everything.

Customers of Cricket say, "it's too good to be true." And that might be what you'll think too when you read about Cricket!

Imagine a wireless phone service with
everything you want and everything unlimited: unlimited local calling and
US long distance, plus unlimited text, picture and instant messaging.

We also offer unlimited 411, mobile web access and the coolest new ringtones, games and more -

all with no signed contracts to restrict your freedom.

It's funny, that a savings of up to $600.00, might even make it worthwhile to
divorce your current service provider.

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one of the most memorable Final Fours in NCAA Tournament history

Jayhawks and Tar Heels square off in San Antonio

Brandon Rush and Kansas will battle North Carolina for the right to play for the national title.

San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - In what is sure to be one of the most memorable Final Fours in NCAA Tournament history, powerhouses Kansas and North Carolina will take the floor at the Alamodome in San Antonio in Game Two, following the UCLA/Memphis matchup. It marks the first time in tournament history that all of the top seeds have advanced to the Final Four. The matchup with Kansas will be bittersweet for UNC's Roy Williams, who coached in Lawrence for 15 seasons before taking the helm in Chapel Hill five years ago. The significance of it is not lost on Williams. "I have the greatest love for a place that I gave my heart, my body and my soul for 15 years. I will never play the University of Kansas in a regular season game. It will have to be some type of tournament - whether it's NCAA or a holiday tournament. But nobody in the world could have more love or tried to give more to that place than I did for 15 years. And they gave me a chance. They gave me a chance when I was not exactly a household name; I was barely a name in my own house. I have no idea what my emotions will be, I'm just ecstatic for this club right now to be going to San Antonio and to enjoy what's going on and enjoy their accomplishments."  continue>> Are you in the Game? Don't just be a bench warmer; get in the game here!   http://homegameportal.com/webmy233.htm