Case Logic 208 Capacity CD Wallet Classic nylon CD Wallet holds 208 CDs in patented ProSleeve pages. Innovative Fast-File pockets allow immediate access to 16 additional favorites.
Customer Review: Great product, good quality, moveable pages are incredible.
I have 4 or 5 CD wallets. This is the best of them. They’re all built reasonably well, but the fact that this case hase moveable pages makes it the best system for me. My cd’s and dvd’s absolutely have to be in alphabetical order. (Look up obsessive compulsive disorder and you’ll know why.) So as my collection grows, I can add a page where needed and rearrange only a few dvd’s instead of a lot. It’s very sturdy for “storage” and I’d feel safe traveling with it too. I like this case and have recommended it to others. I don’t store the inserts or paper so this is not an issue for me and I can’t comment on it’s usability in that regard.

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Bush aide: Bin Laden is ‘virtually impotent’
Osama bin Laden may be grabbing headlines with a new videotape, but he is “virtually impotent,” Frances Townsend, President Bush’s national security adviser, said Sunday. But nearly six years since 9/11, Democrats charged the videotape shows Bush took his eye off al Qaeda by invading Iraq.

Gabrielle hits North Carolina, heads back to sea
Tropical Storm Gabrielle continued to pick up strength Sunday as it neared landfall along North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

Lackluster Britney the talk of MTV awards
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Petraeus to face grilling on key Iraq testimony
Congress is expected this week to pick apart U.S. military data suggesting attacks and civilian casualties in Baghdad have dropped sharply in recent months. Gen. David Petraeus is set to testify starting Monday. President Bush will present a report to Congress based in part on Petraeus’ findings.

Democrats debate on Spanish-language TV
Questions on immigration dominated a forum for Democratic presidential candidates hosted by Spanish-language TV network Univision. Democrats also pushed for a withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq ahead of a highly anticipated report on the war. Former Sen. John Edwards said he was concerned the report would be a White House “sales job.”

Former PM back in tense Pakistan after exile
Security around Pakistani airports was tightened Sunday, a day before the expected return from exile of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, police sources said.

Five held after whale killed with machine gun
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