It's New Orleans: Out To Lunch

If you re a certain age you might remember the telephone. It was a hard plastic piece of equipment about the size of a small cat. You leased the phone, monthly, from what was known as "The phone company." There was only one. Eventually, we got multiple phone companies. Then mobile phones. Which came to be known as cell phones. Then we got what we called "smart phones" which was a cell phone that did other stuff, like connect to the internet. Today, we re back to calling it simply "the phone." And there is practically nothing in our daily lives that our phone isn t connected to. Shopping. Entertainment. News. Navigation. And instantly answering practically any question we ask it. Now we re starting to see advanced, specialized uses of our phones, in ways you might not have imagined. For example, one of the common complaints you hear from police officers, and other law enforcement agents, is that the paperwork required for getting an arrest warrant which requires a judge s signature can take hours. Meet Cloud G