This requirement has already been rescinded. The article in Forbes via AP:

City drops request for Internet passwords
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/06/19/ap6567095.html

Just got this phone in the mail yesterday. Couple things I've noticed in one night. The 'P' button is a bit difficult to hit with large fingers due to the edge of the phone next to it. Games have to be played in the landscape orientation, not easy when using the d-pad. I entered my contacts in about an hour an a half (about 140 contacts). Much easier than doing it on the number pad like I was used to. Haven't had a chance to use the speakerphone, music controls, or bluetooth yet; hope to remedy that today. Oh yeah, and NOBODY else has this phone where I live. Shock and awe all around when I pulled it out to return a text. I'm pleased so far; just hope I won't regret selling my soul to Verizon for 2 years.

#21 - "Really?"

Kyle - (Head cocked to the side said in a high-pitched voice) Really?

Psych-Man and his sidekick Magichead. Even though his "head" is the magig part, he still has a wand.

Love it.

I wonder if it tastes like chocolate-covered grasshopper.

It took me awhile to notice the lack of dialogue, even though I had read this before watching it. Even after I did notice, I soon forgot and was more interested in the story itself having not read this one. I loved the "thermonulear weapon" badge on the box at the end, for some reason it made me chuckle. I was glad I tuned in for this ep, and glad I found something else to do while the next one, "Crouch End" was on.

I'd use it so that I could wake up 20 minutes before work and still get there on time. No traffic in the am, that's what makes teleporting so easy.

Without me, it's just aweso

second to last day for me