Is #5 actually the back of Obama's head? Oh the irony!

I thought the title of the article said Should I *Wash*

I want a plug-in that does this for the receiver of my emails, so they don't mistakenly think I'm being sarcastic. Call it Tone Interpreter.

@Tony Bullard Jr: Ditto, I was surprised to hear this concept, but it would be great if the industry adopts it.

@farcedude: The chart measures the airline's delay against the average delay into a given airport, so if you're the only airline in a given airport then the difference between the the two should be zero right?

My worst flight experience ever was on American Eagle. Second to last ranked carrier: American Eagle.

@eps2: I wish they had compared hours of watching TV to creating Facebook. Both take roughly the same cognitive investment.

@ten-seven: I wear safety glasses too. Many companies make "fashionable" safety eye wear. They tend to be comfortable, durable and inexpensive. Plus they have the added benefit of being impact resistant.

Interesting point.

@battra92: fair enough. $900 extra it is.

@CompyPaq: I just installed Twonky mobile. It lets me browse my photos and movies that are on the phone from my Xbox.

@smithtj1: I see what you did there...

@Grewal: As long as you realize you're paying an extra $1000 over the Dell studio "17 with 2.66 Ghz i7 and removing the only reason you paid extra (OSX) then no.

@Nitesh Singh: Maybe that's to make the camera appear smaller.

No one expects Sony to take their advertising photos with a point and shoot, but they should be using their own DSLRs at least.

@ProsumeThis: I've never believed electronics companies could make good camera's. I stick with camera companies, Canon, Nikon, Pentax or yes, even Olympus ;)

@adamcoe: I think the feeling of loss is not so much for the shuttle itself but what canceling the program symbolizes.

@jansenart004: or perhaps we need to use fission to accelerate it?

@Matthew Baron: Well you can think of this as an experiment with one control, the camera.

@jluce50: actually, at one point he goes to Lowes and buys two flood lights and shines them through a softbox (i.e. white sheet)