Weedy1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thanks for nothing!!!

Add biometrics. That will take care of the jacking. Apple knows this, they'll just add in security features into the new generations. It's amazing how many discussions I have heard about this product in the last day. People don't talk about products that don't sell. If there is interest in the product shown through discussion there is a good chance it will sell.

The market will be: -All those people that can't read an Ipod. -The elderly. -First time computer buyers. -Anyone needing a second machine in their home in order to prevent fighting over the primary machine. I would have bought an Ipad in a flash over the $500 laptop we have that is used only for surfing the net, email and pictures. -Students. -The techies. -The homemaker - perfect for recipes and looking at pictures of beautiful flowers. Also a good solution for those who tend to lose small things. -Forum junkies. -Faceless Bookers. My bet is these are a first generation machine that will be vastly improved upon. There is a bunch of improvements they could make to it such as flash, voice recognition and projection screens but I'm sure Apple wants to go through a few generations of Ipad too.

Are you borrowing your neighbours computer to type your responses in this thread?

Iwish. I justed watched Jobs blurb on the Ipad. Laughed my ass off when he was showing the net capabilites and this showed up on the NY Times page he surfed to. Planned or not?

Mobility Programs: http://www.mcmobilitysystems.com/Car-Manuf...s-Programs.aspx

Some points to consider: -One in ten Canadians have a criminal record. -You may work with people who a criminals. -You may have criminals in your own family and not know it. (How many of you checked to see if your wife had a criminal record before marrying her?) -Those fine upstanding citizens you have had wonderful friendships for years with may be criminals. -The guy next door may be a convicted rapist. How would you know?

I'm starting to wonder just how much ass licking I would have to do in order to convert to a Flames fan. Could someone explain what the conversion rules are?

I know you would have been kind enough to do the same for me had it been my camera. I do hope it is returned as it would be awful to think that someone that attended the FF in Calgary would be so low to walk away with it.

Did you have someone check all the flower pots?

I had the Cuda 168 as shown in Terry's pic for four years. Left it outside all year long. No problems at all. They're cheap in price and provide the basic needs for stillwater fishing.

Cool. Good job on the vids Jeremie.

See what you think: http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/rogueagent/index.html and http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/2009/11/12/..._hockeycentral/

Yes, just stick it down the front of your pants. They never look there anymore anyways.