Wow! Looks delicious! I like everything on the plate. You must be a good cook. I like meat just a little less pink, but that's just me. After so much time spent at home due to COVID (I'm retired; 83) I could sure use a nice restaurant meal. I live alone and it seems so much food is wasted when I do cook. -Bill

Same here. Car sits in the driveway sometimes a week. The battery was replaced last year but still always running down. I finally removed my Verizon Hum unit from the OBD connector and no more battery problems! I'm cancelling the Hum service. It didn't really do much for me anyway.

Do you know where I can get it?

Epson just gave me a firmware update for my Epson 4720 printer and now it won't recognize the third-party ink cartridges. If you are using third-party carts in an Epson printer you may have the same problem.

These are really funny Mark.

It's definitely worth a try, thanks.

Looks great! My mouth's already watering. But my lactose intolerance won't let me have dairy products. Still, it's tempting!

How precious!

I downloaded and installed Irfanview successfully. When I downloaded the plug-ins Norton AV grabbed it and said it was unsafe and deleted it. I also tried the alternative download source with the identical results. Anybody know what to do?

I was using my P520 to document site walks recently for a radio communication system and noticed that it wouldn't turn on while I was on a roof near several transmit antennas. After a number of tries it worked and I got the pictures. Before that it worked fine and at the other sites it worked fine. I have a Nikon S9100 that I've used right on site at an AM/FM broadcast transmit tower with no problem. I haven't contacted Nikon yet but was wondering if anyone else has experienced balky camera operation in the presence of a radio-frequency field.

Beautiful job!

Or when the bill is ready and the customer just then digs in her purse and comes out with.. her checkbook!

I slosh on a generous amount of Old Spice. Maybe that's why I'm single!

The shutter count programs seem to be only for DSLR cameras. Are there sites to check my Nikon P520 or Nikon Coolpix S9100? Or is the information even available?

I'm 77 and when I was a kid a post card was a penny and first class stamps were 3 cents.