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Yup, I was thinking that when I said "other body fluids". :eg: Ed

UV lights are popular with people who like to find rocks and minerals that fluoresce (glow in the dark under the light). They are also useful to people who have a pet that might be peeing in the house. Dried urine, which is unnoticeable in ordinary light, will fluoresce under the UV light...

Are you implying that a flashlight can be surgically transformed into a laser? Wait, I think we have some soldering iron wielding surgeons on this form that have performed that very operation. :crackup: OK. Carry on. Ed

Thanks for adding more helpful information. I love the way these threads can grow and open up more possibilities for us do-it-yourselfers. I've filled capsules one at a time before by hand but never thought to look for such a machine. Ed

Thanks for this information Encap. I just ordered 4 bottles of NF Theracumin from iHerb to try. I don't know if this is any cheaper than where you've been ordering that product from but in case it is, here's the info. They say the MSRP is $29.95 for a 60 cap bottle but they sell it for...

I've sometimes sprinkled turmeric on food trying to get anti inflammatory effects but haven't noticed any real benefits. I will definitely try the curcumin extracts to see how they work. As I age I'm noticing more muscle pain which I associate with inflammatory reactions. Thanks for all the...

I recorded last nights' (Friday) Steven Colbert Late Show to watch this morning and he had that 5,000 mile swimming penguin story in his opening monologue with some video of the penguin and the guy. Pretty cool. Ed

A happy news story, Penguin swims 5,000 miles every year to see man who saved his life | Metro News Ed

Great shot! Luck does favor those who are prepared. Ed

Re: Can going into forum allow someone a way to hack into my settings? I don't know about the settings issues, but when I booted up my computer this morning and started Firefox, I got a new tab saving it had been updated. Firefox now shows V. 43.0.1. They've added something called pocket...

This story was published in the New York times on Oct 21st of this year claiming proof that quantum entanglement does work at a distance. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/22/science/quantum-theory-experiment-said-to-prove-spooky-interactions.html?ref=todayspaper&_r=0 Ed

Dummy me. I hadn't clicked on the + on the discount code box. Got it working now. :yabbem: Thanks, Ed

I sent a PM a bit ago. I'm trying to place an order but having a problem getting the discount code to work. I don't know if it's something I'm doing wrong or if the site is having a problem. Ed

Actually, the moon really is "that bright". From the film days of photograph, many professional photographers used the "sunny 16" rule to determine exposure when we didn't have an exposure meter at hand, or were too lazy to use one. That rule said when shooting a scene in bright sunlight if...

Totally trolling. Ed

Thanks for posting those test results with pictures. Really helpful for understanding the differences. Ed

Thanks for a great tutorial with professional quality pictures. + rep. Ed

He gets alert and wide eyed when he hears the click of one laser or when I pick up a laser with a silent, momentary switch, but he loses interest pretty quickly when he realizes he's not going to catch the dot. She only jumps into the middle of the action when he's chasing something. They're...

Welcome, Kitten, I serve a couple of cats too, a 14 pound male, Golden Boy, and a 7 pound female, Sabrina. He loves to play "lets play I chase you and pounce on you." But when she gets too annoyed with that game and starts to show her "cattitude" (and claws), he's the one doing the running...

The story links to a TV report which shows a picture of the laser used. It appears to be this one, which claims to be a 10 watt, 450 nm, handheld sold for $97 to $110. Focusable High Power Blue Laser Pointers 10000mw 10w 450nm Burning Match/Dry Wood/Candle/Black/Burn...