Any of them will be a great upgrade. Canon and Nikon are the most popular, so they might be easier to find things for. I would look for a used camera rather than buying one new. You will save a lot of money that way.

Like what? Canon has an awesome 50mm f/1.8 that is a cheap, great, prime lens. You can find them on Amazon for about $130.

Because I don't really need it yet. 4GB is plenty for now, but I may not wait that long.

When my warranty is up, I am going to install extra RAM, and an additional SSD as the boot drive on my iMac. Can't wait to try it.

Looks nice, and great pan work. There is one thing that bothers me though. During some of the clips you can see him adjusting the exposure a stop or two here and there. I wish he didn't do that, because it looks less professional.

This would make a good Metamucil advertisement.

People forget that social networks are only as interesting as their friends are.

Maybe go with the dish soap and baking soda first to get all of the soap scum, and then finish it off with the glass cleaner mix.

Good argument...

Most multi-tool / knife factories in China have a ton of things like this, and they are cheap quality. Quick google search, yep...

I recommend not using traditional "slides" at all. Check out Prezi.com, their presentation software is pretty awesome.

I need to look into getting a twitter acct. I still don't feel like I am missing very much. If it is important enough I will still hear about it through somewhere else.

I saw that! I thought it was potassium, but I couldn't remember.

I remember in high school chemistry we watched a video of a guy throwing a huge block of potassium into a pond. It would explode, and fly up in the air over and over. It was awesome.

On the edge of disaster.

Airmouse is my favorite app hands down. I use it almost daily with my HTPC.

Yep. Beam splitting is the way to go.

I'll pass, that looks pretty bad.

You could just mount the cables on the wall into a design themselves.

Video of one in action.