It is pretty common for me to use DUN (dial up networking) on my Treo 650 to connect to the Internet via bluetooth.  It is a handy tool to use when I'm on the road and there is no available Internet connectivity.

DUN on a Treo 650 is SLOW.  It can take forever for pages to render, some pages don't load quite right, and the connection is fraught with disconnects.  This can make for an extraordinarily frustrating experience.

Qumana can't do anything for me by way of Web based email, but it should allow me to post with relative ease to, currently, the two blogs that I run.  Shortly, I will start blogging for the Second Life Non Profits that are setting up a non-profit commons and providing office space for non-profits.  Given that I heavily cross post between my sites, this should allow me to engage all the sites I work on in a pretty seamless way.

I grabbed this picture with my Treo 650 this afternoon. The clouds were pretty amazing and were responsible for an eerie quality of light just before twilight. I wish I had brought my regular camera--the sight was amazing.

Well, Paula went into the ankle doctor today and was told:

1) No more brace!
2) No more appointments!
3) Keep doing physio!
4) The screw can stay in!

So, this is likely the last x-ray from this series. I'm glad that she's healing so well.