The NO vs Miami game is only broadcast in a very small part of the country. Most of us will get either Atlanta @ Dallas or Chicago @ Cincinnati, both of which will probably be much better games.

It's a big deal when you compare it to the same chart for the Mac release coming (Snow Leopard). Any version of Leopard (of which there is only one) can upgrade to any version of Snow Leopard (of which there is only one), just like every previous Mac release.

The fact that you actually *need* a chart like that is what is ridiculous.

Easiest way to fix the economy: give me an OCZ Summit Series 60GB SSD. Allow me to explain:

By giving one to me, you would be depriving it from someone who was thinking about buying it. After I proclaim how awesome it is, they will go out and buy one. They will also love it and tell their friends, who will also buy them. Increased demand for the product would spur an increase in production, which would require more jobs. More jobs means more employed consumers, which means more money spent in the marketplace, eventually bringing us out of the recession.

All just by giving me some free swag. Do your part.

The background fills the 16x9 area, but the playable field is only 4x3. So you hit an invisible wall.

Easiest way to fix the economy: give me a ZVOX Z-Base 550 soundbar. Allow me to explain:

By giving one to me, you would be depriving it from someone who was thinking about buying it. After I proclaim how awesome it is, they will go out and buy one. They will also love it and tell their friends, who will also buy them. Increased demand for the product would spur an increase in production, which would require more jobs. More jobs means more employed consumers, which means more money spent in the marketplace, eventually bringing us out of the recession.

All just by giving me some free swag. Do your part.

I'm very important. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.

UPS won't do that. It costs them a lot of money to have to store packages instead of delivering them immediately. And some users have already reported receiving their phones.

That said, I doubt most of the people that say they are getting their phones tomorrow. My tracking number says that, but it also says that it was in Hong Kong this morning. Somehow I doubt it goes from China to a delivery truck on the east coast of the US in under 24 hours. I think a lot of these delivery estimates will be updated tomorrow.

Same for me - I wonder if people saying their phones will be delivered tomorrow are actually paying attention to where it is. With the phone in Hong Kong this morning I highly doubt it will be in my hands tomorrow, despite what the estimated delivery date says.

Considering how inaccurate they are with Apple's teardowns (Apple posts their margins publicly), why should I believe this cost???

Fix the economy by nuking the whales.