Today we begin an occasional series about raising kids in Arizona. We’ll look at some of the benefits and troubles associated with raising children in the state. In the coming months we’ll address issues like safety, education, culture, and this morning we look at a health issue. KJZZ’s Tony Ganzer reports that kids in the Valley sometimes have a hard time finding clean air.
My laptop is an HP dv9000z...which means it was built for entertainment. It has a heavy duty audio and video card, suped-up AMD processor, and oodles of things I don't need. Earlier this year the screen was acting up, and the problem turned out to be a known glitch. The result was my laptop could be fixed for free, and returned to extended warranty coverage.
So when my CD-Rom began opening on its own, I took advantage of a free repair. And by using HP's customer help...it also meant I got to speak with folks in an Indian call center.
I'm approaching the end of "Charlie und die Schokoladenfabrik"...Charlie Bucket is nearly on his way to a lifetime of bliss in a chocolate factory. Sadly, he faces a sugar-induced coma because Herr Wonka can't cure malnutrition with sweets.