Which Verizon phone should I get?
Which one is the best and why - enV3 http://www.new-cell-phones.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/lg-env3-cell-phone-sale.jpg enVtouch (Voyager 2) http://www.new-cell-phones.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/lg-env3-cell-phone-sale.jpg BlackBerry Storm http://www.gearcrave.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/blackberry_storm.jpg Thanks!

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I am a person with 6 years of prior cell phone sales experience. How do I land a job at T-Mobile?
I've always dream about working for T-Mobile, and I feel like I have the right knowledge and experience to be a sales rep or even a Store Supervisor, but with the tough economy right now, it's so hard to land a job. Does anyone or any T-Mobile specialist have some tips for me. Thanks!

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Pros and Cons to joining USAF?
Here's our pickle... My husband graduated from college in 2007 with his bachelor's in commercial aviation. His dream was to become a pilot. But then as he neared graduation and started searching for jobs, he learned that the university's aviation program sucks. Students do not graduate with NEARLY enough flight time to get a pilot job. It was a new major at the university at the time (of 12,000 students, only 7 graduated with my husband). Of those 7, only two are pilots (one is a flight instructor). No one else could afford to complete their training. My husband has been at the same job (a cell phone sales rep) for 3 years now. I KNOW this isn't what he wants to do with his life. And I don't want him to work a crappy job forever. But he's applied for like 65 jobs in the past year and hasn't gotten any of them (yay for a crappy economy...). In January he started working on his MBA. And we had basically realized that there was just no getting out of this town, so we decided to settle down here. We bought a house in Feb. But my husband isn't happy. I'm not happy. He wants to fly or at least work in the aviation industry in some capacity. He thought about joining the USAF back in college, but decided not to. He's been tinkering with the idea ever since. He completely lights up when he talks about flying or when he sees a plane. And I don't want to hold him back. Given our situation, do you personally think the USAF would be a good choice for him? Should he wait another year until he's done with his MBA?

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