Omar Z

I have been having trouble finding the right phone for myself, so I ask for some advice! I am looking for a phone with good battery life, able to handle 10 hours of constant music playing without dying. A good e-mail push system is necessary, as is a functional keyboard (can be full touch but be usable). Ability for basic apps, games aren't my thing really. As long as there are navigation apps, sports and news apps I should be ok. Lastly, good facebook and twitter integration is a plus. Any suggestions?

I have been working in an Italian restaurant for 5 years now, and have really developed a passion for cooking. (I worked as a busboy/dishwasher for the a couple years, front of the house for a year, and as a cook for the last 2 years) I have considered going to culinary school to advance myself in this career, but I have heard mixed things about going to culinary school. I see people saying that culinary degrees are required but others saying that a culinary degree will prepare you to be a line cook, which I am already. So what I want to know is, for a person in my situation, is culinary school necessary for advancement in the restaurant business?

I have the Nokia E71x, and have for about a year now. I really like the phone, but I am aware that AT&T totally jobbed the OS of the original and the version I have is a watered down version of the E71. I now have some money to buy a new phone, and I noticed that the Nokia E72 has come out. I was wondering if anyone here had purchased either of these phones, which one is better? Should I get an unlocked E71 or E72?

Hi, I recently received an iPhone as a gift from my father in the Middle East. I was told that I cannot update the phone's software because it is not activated through AT&T. However, when I checked on my account with AT&T, it said that I am using an iPhone, even though I didn't buy it from them. Do I have to have them update my iPhone software, or is it safe for me to do it through iTunes? Thanks for the help.

Hey everyone, my upgrade is kicking in soon and I've boiled it down to these two models and I'm not sure which way to go. Now I'm not a huge big time businessman, but I'd like to have a phone with a good interface, decent browsing speed, and a halfway decent camera. If anyone has one of these what did you think of it, is it worth buying?

Pick two for this week DeMarco Murray (@ Texas A&M), Noel Devine (vs. Cincinnati), Jonathon Dwyer (@ North Carolina)

I recently came across a piece of graffiti that showcased the traditional star of david with the number 6 embedded in the middle. Does anyone know what this symbol means?

Ok, I have no idea which way to go with the lineup of my team this week. I'll break it down position by position:

QB: I have Matt Cassel and Kurt Warner. Cassel is playing against the Dolphins while Warner is going against the Skins. I have a feeling that Cassel will torch the Fins but Warner seems to put up good numbers.

RB: Ladanian Tomlinson, Reggie Bush, Brandon Jacobs, Lendale White, and Chris Johnson. Normally, LT is a must start option but I don't know if that toe injury is going to take some of his touches away. Reggie Bush has been good so far and he seems like a good start. The other three, its a toss up.

WR: TJ Houshmandzadeh, Santonio Holmes, Justin Gage, Anthony Gonzalez. With Marques Colston being out, I needed to scramble for a new reciever and ended up with Justin Gage. I'm afraid to start Housh again because that Bengals offense is just so bad and am thinking of going the route of Anthony Gonzalez.

Thanks for the help in advance.

My WR situation is in shambles this year. I have Jericho Cotchery, Brandon Marshall, Eddie Royal, David Patten, and Bobby Engram. Obviously, Engram is out of the picture because of his injury and I Cotchery is starting regardless. My question is should I start both Denver receivers or should I sit one of them and start Patten, since he's a starter while Colston is out?

Alright I have a little bit of a conundrum here with my week 2 starting running backs, I have Jamal Lewis, Chris Johnson, Brandon Jacobs, Deuce McAllister, and Willis McGahee at my disposal. Which way should I go?

I have a bit of a dilemma in my fantasy league. My RB1 is LT, so no worries. But I am thinking of who I should start at the 2 spot. I have Darren McFadden, Chris Johnson, Deangelo Williams, and Thomas Jones. I also have the dilemma at receiver. I have Anquan Boldin and T.O. at the 1 and 2 receiver spots but need a fill in for Brandon Marshall at the three spot. I have Jerricho Cotchery and Vincent Jackson or one of the afore mentioned running backs. Ideas anyone?

I am in a college fantasy football league and would like some insight on who i should start for week 1: CJ Spiller from Clemson or Javarris James from Miami. The reason I ask is because Clemson plays Alabama while the U plays Charleston Southern, any suggestions?