Maybe, but I generally avoid alcohol as I find the bitter astringent taste overwhelming.

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Yes, I do, actually. You may be right about me being a supertaster. I just finished reading several articles about that and I seem to fit. If I'm not, I'm certainly close.

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I never cared for Tang. To me, it had a slightly off taste that wasn't pleasant. I know many people like it. Apparently, they can't taste what I'm tasting. I don't like the bitter taste of cilantro either. [ Post made via Mobile Device ] http://muvipix.com/phpBB3/images/mobile.png

I still vividly remember watching that TV broadcast at home. I was a college graduate and had been working about a year as an Engineer in the Hollywood area. I was very much into Astronomy and was a member of several astronomical organizations and had even built my own 10" Newtonian Equatorial ...

I've read there is a newly discovered fault line that begins in the area of the Salton Sea and runs parallel to the San Andreas. That sounds like the fault discovered in 2016. That's not the same fault that runs up US route 395. Here's an article from April of this year in Wired Magazine you may fi...

I am wondering if we will be getting one now up north... Yikes. Yikes is right. There are a number of serious fault lines in the area besides the San Andreas and Hayward faults. I hear speculation that the Hayward fault (on the eastern side of the bay) may be the next to rupture. But, who knows. An...

Thank you! We are located about 120 miles from the epicenter of those quakes. Both the 6.4 and 7.1 quakes had a strong rolling motion that went on a very long time. Enough to induce some mild nausea, but we had no obvious property damage. We were fortunate it didn't happen closer to us. [ Post made ...

Congratulations! That's a great camera. I have the D7200 which is the D7500's older brother. You have some features I don't have, but operationally they are very similar cameras. Have fun! Happy Father's Day [ Post made via Mobile Device ] http://muvipix.com/phpBB3/images/mobile.png

Congratulations, Dave! I think the glasses are a good idea. I had the same cataract procedures several years ago. Went from being nearsighted to being farsighted -- I'm 20/20 at distance and in focus down to about 3 feet. Closer than that, it gets real fuzzy real fast. Had to use multiple strength r...

Where do I begin... I called Amazon. Tech help said the PC version was only for Windows 8. Absolutely not correct. There was a version for Windows 8, but that's not the current "Kindle for PC" application. Per Amazon: " Kindle for PC is a Desktop Mode app that is compatible with almos...

Thanks for the correction, Dave. I was probably thinking of the Windows 7 limits. I'm 73 -- I'm entitled to a senior moment every once in a while.

I think I'll take 10. And I've been reading about 10 too. It seems forced updates are no longer the rule from Microsoft. I guess that means for the basic edition. But I think I also remember Bob saying he had a higher version of Win 10 that never did force updates, or at least gave the user some wa...

Pretty cool. Right at the beginning the blades have a slight turning motion, and in the last few seconds there's definite motion, so this may be legit. It is legit. Most helicopters are designed to operate within a narrow rotational speed range. In normal flight, it usually stays within plus or min...

For those of you that haven't made the plunge, I decided to show you a sample. This image is a screen capture of the AI Gigapixel preview panel. What it's showing is a tiny portion of an image enlarged 6X and shown at 100% scale (look at the upper left corner for the navigation thumbnail showing the...

Hopefully there is a way to view a Kindle book on a computer without having to buy a Kindle device. Yes there is, and it's free: see: Kindle Reader I have the Kindle app for PC installed on my computer, but I find I seldom use it. Instead, I use the Kindle Reader app on my smart phone and my tablet...