Umbrella Adapter
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 Norman R4108 Umbrella Stand Adapter for 200B and 400B  US $31.99
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 Norman R4130 Umbrella Stand Adapter for 200B and 400B Systems US $29.99
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 Manfrotto 026 Swivel Umbrella Adapter Lite tite 2905 US $28.36
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 Roma Slave Flash Swivel AC Umbrella Adapter US $26.99
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 DMK Slave Flash Swivel AC Umbrella Adapter US $26.99
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 Tilt Swivel Head Umbrella Adapter with Flash Shoe for Light Stands US $24.99
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 Studio Light Stand Umbrella Tilt Adapter w Posts NEW US $24.95
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 FREE SHIPPING 2 Video Photo Umbrella Swivel Adapters US $22.99
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 Video Photo Double Swivel Light Stand Umbrella Adapter US $21.99
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 TWO EURO PLUG SWIVEL LAMP SOCKET UMBRELLA HOLDER ADAPTER US $15.99
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 Norman R4130 Umbrella Stand Adapter Friction Float Type US $20.00
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 Hedler 7010 Umbrella Adapter for H series lights US $14.99
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 Strobist Tilt Swivel Light Stand Umbrella Flash Adapter US $12.28
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 TWO UK PLUG E 27 LAMP SOCKET BUILT IN STAND AND UMBRELLA ADAPTER US $11.99
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 DMK Swivel AC Head Umbrella Adapter New US $11.99
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 Photo lighting Strobe Photo Umbrella AC Swivel Adapter US $11.99
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 Continuous Light Head Swivel Adapter Lamp Bulb Holder E27 Umbrella Bracket US $11.50
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 Calumet Photo Swivel Umbrella Adapter US $15.00
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 Tilt Head Umbrella Adapter w Flash Shoe for Light Stand US $9.95
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 Flash Swivel Adapter Lamp Bulb Holder Umbrella Bracket US $9.78
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 Swivel Adapter Lamp Bulb Holder E27 Umbrella Bracket US $9.50
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Britax B-Agile Stroller Review
I was in looking of a lightweight baby stroller for operating errands, going to the store, and so on but wanted one thing more substantial than an umbrella stroller. Since my baby is three months old, I also wanted something that could lie flat. I got many recommendations from neighborhood moms for the City Mini, so I was fairly considerably sold on it until I went to "test drive" it and came across the new Britax B-Agile Stroller. The strollers have the same look, are the same size, and just concerning the very same weight. But, the B-Agile won me.
The compact Britax B-Agile Stroller contains a multitude of capabilities that provide safety and comfort for your child--and convenience for you. Its one-handed folding style allows you to pack the stroller in seconds. The supportive seat attributes a five-point harness program that is both comfy and secure. The B-Agile adjusts to accommodate children even as they grow bigger. This stroller includes an extra-large canopy, comfort-ride suspension, and ample storage space.
Underneath there is a medium size basket that has handy side access because acquiring into the basket from the rear may be difficult having a totally reclined seat. There's also a big zippered pocket on the back of the canopy for further storage.
If a travel technique is your thing, the B-Agile succeeds in this area too! The stroller comes with included Britax CLICK & Go infant car seat receivers to work with the Britax Chaperone or the new Britax B-Safe infant car seats. The Britax adapters are very handy and do not get in the way of the fold. With the City Mini, the car seat adapter bar typically hits your arm when you are folding which is not good.
If you're searching for a lightweight stroller that will have you folding it like a "ninja" having a huge canopy, a very huge seat for your bigger kids, extra stride clearance for tall parents and the easy travel technique capability, the Britax B-Agile is the stroller for you.
I have a Canon What do I need to sync my Canon Rebel XS with a Vivitar 285HV for off camera shooting?
I'm not interested in anything wireless, since lag time will ruin my shots and I don't want to spend a lot of $$. So how can I connect? PC cord and some adapters...but what exactly?
Thanks for the help 
Oh, also, what is the best size for a shoot through umbrella to go with that flash? Just trying to experiment with a small home studio.
Thanks FotoZ, but apparently you didn't read the entire question. I'm on a budget, and while a pocket wizard would be great, I can't afford it right now. Hence my concern for ending up with a cheap wireless system that produces lag time
You need a hot shoe - PC sync adaptor, something like this:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/245292-REG/Wein_W990560_Safe_Sync_Hot_Shoe_to.html#features
Canon DSLR's have lower trigger voltages than say, nikon for example. So a safe sync is needed to regulate the voltage so that viv 285hv doesn't fry your hot shoe trigger circuitry. Wein has been making these for years, they're very reliable. I'm not sure the viv has a PC terminal, so you'll need one of these too (PC to hotshoe adaptor): http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/109454-REG/Kaiser_201301_PC_to_Hot_Shoe.html Also if you've got a good brick-and-mortar camera shop in your area (non-ritz/wolf type), they'll have all sorts of adaptors and people who can point you in the right direction.
Review of Calumet Umbrella Adapter
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