A common Norwegian would likely interpret "Torvalds" as genitive of Torvald (a somewhat common male name). Only bad punsters could interpret "tor-valds" as the genitive of Tor's violence. If aforementioned punsters are into hunting they could even interpret "Tor-valds" as the genitive of Tor's hunting grounds.

He may be charged under the new terror law, which would give him 30 years in jail. If he's still considered dangerous after 30 years, he will not be released. Norway has a kind of life imprisonment in certain cases.

"My other car is a cdr" ?

OpenGL SuperBible' Hyper Fighting -- David vs Goliath, round one, FIGHT!

Please show me how to print a lower case 6.

Raise it a little.

You guess right: No adapter exists which will control a Canon EF lens on another SLR system. Not only is the aperture electronically controlled, some lenses have focus-by-wire, and cannot even be focused on another system.

Are there line-of-sight issues

Yes, the satellites are low in the horizon. I'm in southern Norway, and most of the time I'm unable to take advantage of EGNOS (WAAS) unless I have clear view to the North Sea. However, there is an internet service calles SISNeT, which delives EGNOS signals to ground users. Likely to be a bit expensive...

You simply cannot stack lenses like that.

Well yes, you can: It's called afocal photography.

It seems to improve autofocus

Well, maybe improve accuracy in some cases, but the contrast detection AF of non-DSLRs is usually slower than phase detection AF of DSLRs. The very best CDAF is comparable with PDAF of average DSLRs, and then there are the sports cameras...

Have you tried a modern digital viewfinder? For example the VF of the Olympus EP2. I'd say it has enough resolution to not make a significant difference. It has 100% coverage (of course :-) and 1.15x mag. And for those still life photos you can magnify a portion of the view (up to 10x?) to fine-tune the focus. And best of all, the flange focal distance is small enough to use Leica M-lenses at infinity -- but the 2x "crop factor" may be a curse or a blessing...

Many large manufacturers of DSLR's, such as Canon and Sony, have started removing the mirrors from their prosumer-level camera's in exchange for sensors that can work in different modes.

Well, Canon (and Nikon) are still on the fence. Nikon may (or may not) present a mirrorless system camera at Photokina, Sony has their new NEX-system, then there's Olympus and Panasonic (micro four thirds), and yet another system, Samsung NX. Even Ricoh is jumping on the bandwagon, in their own idiosyncratic way.

I think He prefers 'BeelzeBob' in this time and age.

... But beware the dark fiber! For it will gloom you!

Not on my Mac it's not, but you're right, it's near the home key on some (older?) Mac keyboards. I have 'Fn' instead of Help on my keyboard, use it all the time to control/mute the volume.

Hang on, I'll get Cyril Azbuka on the horn! He'll know!

Nah, he lives near the border and his garden is an ossuary.

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