The Missouri State Highway Patrol says it is difficult to enforce the recent text messaging law passed for those under the age of 21.

We have posted on the under 21 text messaging law more than once.  One has to ask how this law even went through legislation.  It surely doesn’t take too much thought to realize the fact enforcing the law is almost impossible.

The state wasted tax money to pass the original bill and will now move to correct it later and waste further tax money.  Ultimately it is good to have it illegal for all drivers.  The end result is positive, but questions still linger about what politicians do.

In my view the Missouri state troopers are  just as well good not even bother trying to enforce the ridiculous law until Jefferson City can get it together.

A service such as Jooce is exciting. The service is still in beta (infancy), but it already proves to be an alternative to IMing with online folks.

The service is testing the “virtual desktop” experience. The service began recently and the very first thing I noticed was an extremely responsive graphical interface.

You can upload files and share them with your associates or friends. It provides a great way to consolidate your IMing from all the major providers into one interface. This includes MS Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger, and ICQ.