looks just like the audioengine 5

Organic means absolutely nothing to me, except higher prices, and a slightly more than 50% chance of less flavor

Tea with milk and sugar is good, and can hit the spot when cold (i.e thai iced tea, chinese milk tea or bubble tea)

but when you serve it hot, it should really be pure - no sugar, no milk... that way you can appreciate the true flavor of the tea and realize the difference in qualities of different brands and sources. You might even want to try using distilled or bottled water to brew it as it makes a substantial difference. (compare colors with bottled vs tap water brewed tea and you will see exactly what i mean)

If you must use sugar and milk, maybe once a day as a breakfast drink, and once as a cold refreshment...

You guys completely missed the Olevia 42" LCD at buy.com for $980 w/ free shipping... out of stock now...

the westinghouse is an awesome deal for 1080p... but the best buy website says 720?

plus i bet there's only like 5 per store. can you imagine lining up at 4am for these with a stomach still full of turkey and about 3 hours sleep?

Oleveia 42" LCD available NOW (no waiting in line in freezing weather) at buy.com for $980 w/ google checkout, free shipping

wine that pairs with sushi is called sake --------------- Actualy, in Japan traditionally sake is not drunk with sushi. The Japanese believe that would be incorrect because it would mean rice was being served twice during the meal. Usually beer or tea are drunk wjile eating the sushi. The sake would either be drunk earlier or not at all. Sake is drunk when eating small non-rice based dishes in an Izakaya. --JMF--

it doesn't cause the target to become radioactive

btw, the dense plasma focus is also being used to research a very interesting fusion power source. much more interesting than better xrays IMO

www.focusfusion.org

the westy is good for 1080p only. the color and contrast/black level are better on the olevia, and they are stil being priced as brand new products. Just fyi, olevia is rolling out 1080p's as well soon in their 7 series 42 and 47inch lcds, and 5 series lcos rptv. the 7 series will include silicon optix chipsets (they are the guys that designed the HQV standard) and are still very very bang for the buck oriented. Also, the original 42" LT42HVi olevia goes for a very low $1200ish compared to the 15-1800 westy's

On-demand, anywhere, anytime, preferably from my htpc and an online download service, but i can live with it coming through the cable box. 1080p/720p ipod video anyone?

It was a 2004 mercedes

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/racing/08/29/bc.car.wallace.accident.ap/?cnn=yes