It's a combo deal:

Ultrasound at 7 weeks 4 days, and a cat toy convention under the stove, damming up water overflowing from the dishwasher.

On HDTV:

I know I've thought "boy, HDTV, what's the big deal?" On Monday I saw HD hockey for the first time. Now that's the big deal. If all hardware has something called a "killer app", HD hockey is the "killer app" for me and HDTV. I watched the first period of the Stanley Cup Finals on an LCD HDTV, and then watched the rest of the game on our standard definition set at home. First thing I noted was, holy crap, how much color information is thrown out on a standard definition broadcast? Standard def is so muddy and gray in comparison. Standard def also has much less detail information in it, which is obvious (720x480, or more commonly 640x480 vs 1920x1080). Then, more subtly, I noticed the audio is much different too. Both sets had only 2 speakers in them, so I was just  hearing a stereo field, but the HD audio was so much more lively, so much more atmospheric. The sound wasn't quite like "I am there at the game", but it was much better than the standard def broadcast. Here's how I've started noticing a standard definition metaphor: YouTube is to Standard definition TV as Standard definition TV is to  HDTV.