Funny, even if it was Budweiser you could only accuse it of being something that looks like beer.

I have one of those Speck Cases for my Macbook Pro. I love how it has kept my laptop in great condition but it's a pain in the ass to get on and off. And you will have to take it on and off when dust and grime gets under it.

I'd say there's little chance of Weller appearing. I studied under him in Italy and you did not bring up Robocop around him. Great guy though and incredibly brilliant.

Little surprised to see the 20D in there as they're no longer being made. They're also not worth $1200 new anymore.

Actually check that, judging from the other photos of the point and shoots I'd say these photos are older than from 2007.

40 years? That's nothing. My parents have an old Atwater Kent 55 in their dining room that was manufactured in 1929. It still works perfectly and sounds better than my clock radio.

The one on the bottom.
http://www.atwaterkentradio.com/ak55.htm

If you need running shoes I'd recommend anything from the Nike Free collection.
http://www.nike.com/nikefree/

I've run in them for years and it's amazing how comfortable they are. I'd be interested in seeing how these compare.

But it only goes up to 9 inches.

Way too big to be comfortable or useable at all.

Something tells me a photo stamped Partyphotos.hu wasn't taken in NJ.The others, yes.

Sigg is definitely the way to go. http://www.mysigg.com/

The Medusa was released in 2002. http://www.o-review.com/timeline.asp

Put me down in the Oakley loving camp. You will not find a better pair of sunglasses. The optics are extraordinary and the quality is even better. I've now had my eyes saved twice from wheel-shot rocks while riding my bike. And they last. I have one pair that is 10 years old and another that is 8. I'm lucky if any other brand or non-brand has lasted me 8 months.

All of their designs aren't "out there" any more either. There are so many styles now that they can fit just about any taste. While I wouldn't wear some of them I like the fact that Oakley isn't afraid to try something different.