I'm female. I'm a Trekkie. I like perfume.

I know what I'm getting for my birthday this year!

Brilliant marketing! Men are lousing at getting presents for their wives and girlfriends. A gift of the "pon farr" scent not only says, "I love you" but also "I will go through a hormonal frenzy in order to make love to you". Sounds pretty awesome to me.

I would also recommend packaging the scent with a DVD of TOS "Amok Time" and VOY "Blood Fever" to get her in the mood for logical lovin'.

What drove you to so drastically change the tab UI without providing a simple way to customize it? I can't stand the new UI coupled with a lack of options in FF 2.0! The multiple "close tab" buttons are definitely making it harder to browse in my usual manner, and the tab scrolling is very frustrating. Why not allow users to open a new tab bar directly below the original instead of forcing the user to click a tiny arrow to scroll?

Like many people, I've been using various tab-management extensions (e.g. TabBrowser Preferences, Tab Mix Plus) since FF 1.0, and I really enjoy being able to customize tab behavior to my liking. If you are integrating extensions (such as anti-phishing, spell-checking), why not integrate better tab management? I know one of the goals of FF is to reduce clutter, reduce bloat, and limit menus to reduce end-user frustrations, but why not tuck away a "advanced tab preferences" menu someplace deep within the user preferences?

That would work...except Photoshop 7 for os X and some of the other software you metioned is specifically optimized for the native OS. If you run it through Virutal PC you're not going to get the benefits of these amazing applications.