This is new to me, and definitely improves my opinion of them.

When possible, it's hard to beat Amazon. The problem is that their product selection lags far behind the dedicated tech sites; and it's a nightmare to find things without using the search (basically you can't use their site to easily view all products in a specific category). But when you do find something you need…

I wouldn't be surprised if Kevin gets the boot; given the choice between him and Alonso, I think the latter wins.

Woah, Fernando and Lewis back at McLaren? I guess the team hasn't learned their lesson from 2007...

I doubt Ferrari would let Fernando leave without having something planned out. Seb is not as talented as he is; but if Vettel will bring along some engineering talent along with him (not unlike Michael did in 1995), then this deal actually makes sense.

Looks like Ferrari is trying to pull off a second Schumacher-esque rebuild. If Vettel can lure Adrian Newey over to Ferrari (as they apparently tried to do over the summer), all of a sudden they may actually be in a position to get their act back together. There are a lot of question marks here; I'm not sure Seb has…

I think the problem with that episode was that it was too long. If it had been 30 minutes shorter I think we could have overlooked a lot of the cheesy challenges they had.

SHIT WE FORGOT THE AIRBAGS! Meh, nobody will notice anyway, right?

Personally I don't care, I think it is funny. But when it comes to Top Gear, and especially Jeremy, these types of things generally become more trouble than they should be.

To be fair, I can look back on the Ayrton Senna era and appreciate their record-setting 1988 season, and the sexy McLaren-Honda cars of that time. I think I disliked them because they were often Schumi's main rivals and then more recently there were things like Lewis winning the 2008 championship over Felipe Massa. I…

As subtle as it may have been, the fact remains that they pissed off a few people in high places. This can extend beyond the trio of hosts too; it can become a touchy issue for the BBC. Remember the trouble they had on their trip to the home of the baby jesus?

Why do so many people hate Ferrari? or to a lesser extent Red Bull? Sports team loyalty is a weird thing; and I just don't like McLaren.

This may have a long-term impact on their ability to enter foreign countries. They may have gone a bit too far this time for an easy joke.

I have a strong dislike for the Mclaren team; but there's something so right about them using Honda engines just like in their glory days. It seems good for the sport somehow (especially if they become competitive again).

For a humorous/mildly educational tv series on this, James May's Man Lab is a fun mini-series on skills that men have lost over time, such as the art of the duel; escaping from prison, and defusing a bomb. As well as more serious ones like remembering peoples' names at a party.

Good point on the shipping; if you live in Ontario/Quebec and they have it in stock over there, the shipping time is 1-2 days. Very nice!

Canadians should only deal with NCIX and skip Newegg. NCIX can ship through Canada Post, which will get you your stuff as quickly as anyone else but cheaper. Also if you don't live in BC, you can get away with not having to pay provincial sales tax, which as a Quebec resident means I'll save almost 10% off the total.…

Their current lineup is definitely better, but is it good enough? That's the point I'm not so sure about.

I didn't mind paying for it when it first came out, but in that 2.5 year span it hasn't received a major update. They shouldn't be charging full price for an app that old.

There are few mobile apps that are worth more than $.99, but this one is completely worth the full $4.99 it costs.