I can't tell you how many stickies you would put up if someone posted those shots. You crack me up.
I could make one on Rad's suggestion. "Appropriate shutter speeds for sharp subjects vs number of drinks over time"? Maybe the results would be more credible if we had an Aussie do it though. More than two drinks & I wouldn't be able to translate my notes after. 
Great post, kona77! Nice to know that someone actually listens! My goal is to have you guys take over so I can sleep in an extra hour!
I like the look of the last three pics.
I especially appreciate comments from someone with obvious excellent taste!
Actually, it's not something to (over)do, but makes a nice tool to carry in your kit. The trick is to keep the focus point locked on the part of the image that you hope to keep sharp. Sometimes it works.
As you can see from the Wednesday "Warming Up" thread linked above, I could have had sharper images at 1/30 sec & still had some motion in them. I used 1/15 to push the limits a bit but it looks like I was getting shaky & these came out more like the 1/8 sec tests.
Win some, lose some, & I've violated the first rule of the working pro: "Don't show anyone your crappy almost Images"!
But this is supposed to be a learning forum too, isn't it? So I'll show my miStAks along with everyone else.
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