I am reaching out in hopes of finding some guidance, as I am quite certain I cannot be the only one who has been plagued by this particular nuisance...
USB stick ZTE MF667
The device was originally purchased from Verizon, and my intention is to have it function on T-Mobile, yet it remains entirely unresponsive to the insertion of a different—specifically a T-Mobile—SIM card. 🕺
My working theory is that a complete formatting process is required, followed perhaps by an unlocking procedure via a specific code... because at the moment, the interface is still displaying the Verizon software, and I find myself utterly unable to make any meaningful progress beyond the initial startup screen 🙂
Does anyone happen to possess a glimmer of an idea or perhaps a definitive solution to this predicament?
I can't speak to what might be sitting on the shelves of your local video rental shops, but 😁 has finally made its way onto the internet... I sat through the film, and while it certainly won't be hailed as one of the all-time greatest cinematic achievements, for an American film, it deserves a very good rating👍...
I just finished watching the film, and I’d say it’s quite good overall.
The fact that it’s fiction doesn't really bother me much; it isn't some wild exaggeration like what we saw in *300*, for instance. What actually gets under my skin is this: The pacing during that first ninety minutes or so feels just right, almost perfect... but then, in those final twenty minutes, everything feels incredibly rushed... if they had simply stretched that out for another hour and a half, we could be talking about the film of the year, given all those battle sequences 🙂
But then again, who can say? Perhaps they are just holding their best cards back for Mongol 2 - Ruler of The World 🙂
If that were my own father, or a brother, or anyone close to me for that matter, I’d go ahead and disown them right there in the pages of The New York Times and be done with it forever... both the person and whatever money they're chasing!
🙂 🙂 🙂
I have a question here, though I’m not entirely sure if someone else has already brought this up... Who on earth thinks the league, or the NBA, or any other organization should be cutting him a check? Representing the US shouldn't come with a paycheck; it ought to be considered an honor, plain and simple. And this doesn't just apply to him, either... it goes for any athlete who feels their professional contracts with clubs and sponsors aren't quite enough, so they turn around and demand the government pick up the slack? It makes absolutely no sense...