Yup, it was easy to find how the Time Life introductory offer works. You get a few cheap, and they'll send more CDs/DVDs which you either buy or return, with you having agreed to buy more at the regular price. The Book of the Month works similarly and terms are easy to find, although not splattered across the pretty front page.

For those unfamiliar with it, here is the Archos 5 home page, and the Wikipedia page. Hmm.. what's this about Amazon stopping sales?

That diffuse light source on the left is the Earth. The nose has bright spots where you'd expect reflections of the earthlight. The port engine is most bright where reflection off the open door concentrates light from the Earth's limb off to the left -- probably mostly clouds reflecting light back toward the Sun.

It is now apparent that the gold is in a bucket, not a rounded pot.

Maybe they need to include Pluto so everyone who gets both messages will recognize it's the same spammer that keeps bothering them with infomercials.

This story moves me slightly.

London has been that way for years.

Well, yes, but those are Chicago's cameras in London.
I read that Chicago's camera network is everywhere.

I thought that the Battlezone which Franklin was talking about involved fighting kites.

If the duck is blue,
it's not for you.