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Only if you have a bluetooth headset, talk in a whisper and make wild arm gestures. Please turn off your cellphone during class or even better leave it in your car or at home so you do not forget to turn it off. If you have a grave emergency and need to be by the phone maybe yoga should not be on the menu that day. Or maybe some quiet practice at home is in order. That might help you feel better while not disrupting the other students in class.

Yes! The school rents cellphones for 1000 yen per week. Nothing more is required to receive phone calls, even from abroad, as receiving calls is free in Japan. However, to make calls, you need to buy prepaid "airtime", available from Softbank shops. The closest Softbank shop to the school is here. If you want to buy your own cellphone, Softbank is the only company still offering prepaid phones in Japan.

Prior versions of the OSAC web site (before January 2005) had a JavaScript news ticker available; however, that news ticker has been disabled because of compatibility issues with the new web site. The good news is that the OSAC system administrators are looking into a solution and expect the news ticker to be available in future versions. We'll keep you posted on the progress.

Due to the questions and answers that were being posted on the old Guestbook, we felt it better that the Guestbook be discontinued and discussions of this nature be carried out in our BuzZ Forum. Since we now post all news items in our BuzZ Forum as well, we've consolidated all of our interactive sections into one place! At some point in the future we may offer archives of old Guestbook postings in our "Evening News" section.

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The reason that we deleted the temperature was due to the significant variations in temperature that often occur around the state. As you know, the difference in the shoreline and inland temperatures can vary by as much as 10 degrees. Therefore, if we posted the New Haven temperature and you live in Litchfield, it could often be wrong. Thus, we decided to remove it all together and hope that you'll wait for the weather segment.

Our news feed provider is working on that problem right now, and it should be fixed shortly. We're all getting a little tired of that headline. My wife and I both have earthlink email accounts; hers has a problem. Her account is (deleted)@earthlink.net. She can sign in this way and view messages, but when she signs in, it shows her user name as "Hello, Mr. Song Li le" Obviously this is not her. And when she forwards messages from that account, it also shows up as coming from Mr. Song Li Le.

I do a lot of traveling and visit libraries all over the country. What would make the visits more enjoyable would be if ALA would institute a National Library Card that I could use at any and all of them. I just finished reading a book on your banned books list. I would like to find a summary of the reasons why this book was challenged.

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There is local cellular service. Very few cellular services will allow you to roam in Mexico. Most cell phones will work, but they must be reprogrammed by the local service provider. If you bring your own, contact Gabriela Bernal at USACELL at 222-6633, she speaks English. USACELL will reprogram your phone at no charge when your buy their cellular service. Remember to have your phone reprogrammed again before returning to the U.S.

Most likely yes, although you may have to experiment a bit to find a strong signal. Verizon tends to work better and T-Mobile tends to work less better. There is also a local landline which you can use with your calling card.

The phones are delivered before your departure, we can deliver at Mexico Distrito Federal International Airport, at the client's residence, hotel, or whereever the client so requests.

Once you get back to Distrito Federal de Mexico, call for pickup our call center 24/7. At the time of delivery of the equipment, will be noted on the contract, a return date for it.

The Community Service Office collects cell phone donations on an ongoing basis. Click here to learn more.

Cellphones generally do not work on camp property. (Expensive satellite phones will work as well at camp as anywhere else.) There is a clearing about 1/4 mile up the road where cellphones often work. There is also a fork in the road on the way to camp, about 3 miles from camp, where most cellphones usually work.

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