Our politicians are wasting time, effort, and money trying to legislate a way to make Tide change the appearance of their laundry pods. These kids are eating detergent! They are the problem, and continuing to eat the detergent will solve that problem. They can't taste good, and they don't contain mild-altering chemicals, so why are they doing it? There's no reason, so changing the pods won't solve this problem, if it really is a problem. I've used Tide and Cascade pods for years, and I've never been tempted to eat them. If they change Tide, what about the nearly identical Cascade pods? How about bars of soap, shampoo, flea dip, rat poison?

First time questioner. I have Nikon D5200 and Nikon Speedlight SB-600. I'm a non-professional but like to take good pictures. My pictures are primarily for family and my wife's facebook page. My problem is that whenever I use the Speedlight flash (more power of course), the people come out over-exposed. When I take the same picture using the on-board flash, the exposure is normal. Both of the shots attached are in P-mode from about the same distance, using "Center weighted average" metering. Any idea why the Speedlight is constantly giving pictures/people that are over-exposed?

In ‘71-‘72 I was stationed at Phu Loi, north of Saigon with the 213th Avn. Co, flying Chinooks. In early ‘72 we were sent up to Da Nang to support the efforts going on up there. Some tough conditions there. I never left the base other than to fly a mission. I left there in May and DEROS’d and then got out of the Army. My first tour was in ‘68-69, with the 199th LIB as a helicopter pilot. In the dry season, it was HOT and dry. In the rainy season, it was one monsoon after another. Had some interesting flying experiences there. Don’t miss it and have no urge or desire to go back to see where I was.