Weedy1

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?

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.

I have the DA* 50-135mm. It's an excellent lens and about 8 bills less than the 60-250. You wouldn't be disappointed.

I agree with Sirocco. The top of the line lens also hold their value better than the mid lines. Now is a good time to buy a Pentax lens as long as Pentax stays in the game. If Pentax could get out of the DSLR slump they have been in the prices of Pentax lens would also increase. This won`t happen in my opinion until they start pumping out some pro model cameras and extend the line of lens they have now. Things for Pentax seem to be looking up as of late though. What you really should be asking is "How the hell do I sneak a Pentax DA* 60-250 in the door?"

Do you have any information that supports this statement? If so please post it as I know someone that would be very interested in reviewing it.

The software that tracks usage is part of the same software package that allows the Telus stick to access the internet. The software will tally your usage after your session ends and display it next time you connect. As far as I'm concerned if they are capable of tracking usage they should be able to simplify the whole affair by putting together a piece of software that allows the user to limit their own usage or cost, display an actual cost per Mb being downloaded, a tally of the total cost per session, and total monthly usage/cost. I think it's about time the law was change regarding this type of crap being pulled by the cell companies.

I told you. Wiebo's out with no charges... yet. http://home.mytelus.com/telusen/portal/New...;CatID=National

Wiebo's wobble but they won't fall down.

I don't think so, it's based on usage not location. I'm looking at my bill as we speak and there is no sort of indication to that effect.

I have one of these sticks and they make me nervous as hell. I use it only when neccessary. That being said according to my calculations you should have had to pay an extra $102 for 2 gigs over the limit if you were not roaming. Sounds to me like you may have got slammed for a combination of Canadian / U.S / or International roaming fees. The differences in these rates is obscene. 5 cents /mB in Canada U.S. Roaming Data Rate $3.00 dollars / Mb International Roaming Data Usage $25.00 dollars / Mb See fine print http://www.telusmobility.com/en/AB/connect...INTCMP=ILCq4pl5