Fair. I wasn't aware that some had been relegated to display. My numbers could very well be off and/or outdated.

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There's 20 B-2's left in service out of the 21 built. Not too shabby a track record. The B-1A are not currently in use. Four prototypes were built and none went into actual use. There are currently 93 B-1Bs that have been upgraded since 2000 and are still in use. You're right in that there are 85 B-52 still in…

I know some folks who've tried it, but their comments are that you just get too much wasted space. It works well if you want to do actual video, but often video takes and stills are shot differently and with different perspectives. The general comment I hear is that in terms of storage, you're storing 120 individual…

As bad as the clouds were and as awesome as the lightning was, the storm was kind of short lived and anticlimactic.

This made my day.

Seems just fine to me.

That's a good point, and I didn't think of that. Touché, sir. Touché. And, as it turns out, you're right.

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I have a pair of AKG K495 NCs. I love them. I've listened to the AKG K495 NCs, Bose QuietComfort 15s and 3s, and Sennheiser PXC 450 and have pretty strong opinions about all of them. I prefer the sound profile of the AKGs to both Bose, without question, with a more rich and deeper sound profile with a slightly…

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought iOS was released in June, 2007 whereas Android was released in September, 2008?

Not necessarily. A chronometer is a timepiece that meets a certain standard of precision. In Switzerland, they're all marked by the COSC certification and only then are allowed to use the stamp "Chronometer." A chronograph is any type of standard watch that has a combined standard watch and stopwatch built in.

I'd love to see Canon build a camera that can take M-lenses. I wonder if this new EF-M will be able to tackle that challenge.

I imagine they'll push out a series of lenses at release and then release a few every few months like they do with the dSLR EF lenses.

I'm guessing 2x like many other micro 4/3 sensors, but I couldn't say for sure. Guess we'll find out soon!

I always get paranoid that he's going to misfire and shoot his hand off while he's fooling around with the spear after it's loaded.

It's called "Next Issue," not "Next Level." The first two words of the first sentence need to be changed.

I completely disagree. It just depends on what you're willing to spend, how they're amped, and, really, what kind of sound you're looking for. A really good pair of JH Audio JH16Pros have amazing sound but a very different soundstage when compared to, say, a pair of Grados PS1000s. Also, for true monitoring, it's…

I bet those guys thought it was a great business venture.

For some reason, $4.6 million really doesn't seem like that much.