Deception detected by the first polygraph expert. This story should now be a non-issue. Hell yeah. It's amazing how desperate Hillary and the right wing are to tear down a guy that has the potential to do some incredible things for us, particularly with regard to our reputation overseas thanks to his diverse background (including his ehtnicity AND the very diverse places he has lived growing up).

It's not the sex part that he is calling him out on. It's the drug claims. Obama has admitted to drug use when he was a teenager but has said he has never done them as an adult.

I've donated $25 to Obama and voted for him here in the Texas primary. If this turns out to be true, it'd become pretty humorous. I'd definitely never trust another politician again. I don't trust McCain and I don't trust Clinton, but Obama felt like someone trustworthy. We'll see what happens, but if it is true, he will likely be the most ashamed public official in modern U.S. history; even worse than Nixon.

40 inches isn't a big screen.

If Microsoft had built the HD DVD player into the Xbox 360, HD DVD would have more players (it still out-sells the PS3) and consequently a similar amount of sales right now. Anyway, it's definitely over now with Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and Netflix all favoring Blu-ray.

Indy reaches the wide demographics. I think TDK will be a better movie, but that doesn't seem to mean much when it comes to box office. The first Indy movie adjusts to over $600 million in 2008 dollars. The biggest Batman film, Batman '89, adjusts to around $430 million by comparison. The second Indy flick adjusts to $365 million and the third one adjusts to $337 million. It's a huge franchise, on the level of the likes of Spider-Man, Pirates, or Shrek. In fact, Pirates is kind of a rip-off of the swashbuckling style of Indy. Pirates and National Treasure's success is proof that this style of movie can be hugely successful. Indy is a lock for $300 million domestically. TDK isn't. TDK will be very fortunate to be that big due to the fact that it will have such dark content. I think Indy will make in the range of $310-320 million. Potter, which comes out in November, will also be big -- probably around $295-300 million. Narnia 2 should make over $275 million pretty easily. TDK will likely make around $250-275 million. Those will be the 4 biggest movies of the year unless Wall-E, a Pixar movie about a robot, breaks out and ends up huge. Pixar has been on the decline in their box office power since Finding Nemo.