I bought my cat Max something similar, a Mr. Lee CatCam - it does have a card slot, Skep. Max turns out to be a pretty good photographer - I'm shopping his work to galleries already...

Responding to Jeff's question, we do get hassled for picture-taking in DC from time to time. I've been questioned by US Capitol police three or four times for photographing while bearded - once, it was for taking snaps of an Army blimp that was floating overhead. But I have to admit that it's been a number of years since they've apprehended me - I'm now much more careful.

Just to mention that the blast door art photographer is Bob Lyon, an excellent photographer, history teacher, and ex-tintypist - and an old friend. Here's his tintype of Captain Harry Flashman.

For some reason it reminds me of the Murphy Bed Backpack, as drawn by cartoonist Richard Thompson back in 2001. Richard is the man who gave us the immortal "Make the Pie Higher".

Babubhai Mistri's movie version of the Mahabharat (1965) has a tremendous scene in the wax palace, including a demo of a fabulous vedic television set (with little curtains) shown by the hero Arjun, played by Pradeep Kumar - it displays a typical Bollywood dance number, to the amazement of the Kauravas:

http://tinyurl.com/2y5gaj

Fabulous movie, by the way!