Burek

@Mirko Herzner: Hi there, Mirko. Seems by my calculations that you wrote that comment just before midday your time, and that means that you're probably going to have Sunday lunch some time soon. No wonder you're hungry! We, on the other hand, have just finished dinner at 8pm on Sunday. I haven't heard of Langos, but if it's flaky with cheese and spinach inside, it may be similar. We are both saving our burek for lunch tomorrow, by the way. Enjoy the day...

@eric: Thanks you, Eric. I did want to bring some immediacy to this, so I'm glad you see it that way.

@Tracy: My piece was delicious at lunchtime, Tracy!

I love carrying my G10 with me all the time. It's a great little companion.
See my G10 First Shots gallery on my website for more information on this camera, as well as links to some very informative reviews:
http://www.andrewgouldphotography.com/gallery/6402036_dQ4Qw

@Tracy: I bought my G10 when my wife was away on a trip! It's a great camera, but be warned that although its small sensor gives tremendous detail with those 14.7 Megapixels, you will havetake care in photographing not to burn out the highlights when the brightness range is extreme (if that's important to you), and to do more work in postprocessing from RAW to get the brightest highlights covered acceptably. Our 40D set to Highlight Tone Priority makes this relatively easy, though. I get by with it, though, and am surprised at what the G10 can do. (I just burn in in Photoshop, when I have to.)
You could also look at reviews of the Panasonic LX3, which seems to be the G10's only real competitor. It does RAW and has a shorter zoom starting at 24mm f.2.0. Would have advantages and disadvantages, depending on what you want. Both about equal in the noise department at higher ISO, I believe.