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There are many out there (different distilleries and ages), but I've always liked Caol Ila. Glenmorangie tends to be quite gentle if introducing people to whisky. I've also tried Japanese whisky (e.g. Nikka), but not really tried Irish whiskey (note the little quirk: Irish whiskey has the "e"...

I'm here occasionally too. Life is very hectic these days, so I am on forums less often than I used to be... Similarly, I'm trying to avoid Catalina. I have several 32-bit apps I really need, unfortunately. Virtualization might be an option, I suppose.

Lurking... :p

Sounds ominous... ;) Good to see you around pds.

Happy New Year (2019), everyone!

Out of interest, has anyone tried Veertu?

It wasn't the most interesting article I've ever read, but it didn't anger me either. I think I'm missing something.

To be honest, I'm often puzzled by perceptions that scientists are quite so divided on the subject. The following is not an attack on anyone here, I assure you, it's only that this subject sometimes surprises me and I wonder about the origins. True, there are and always will be disagreements...

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Shady

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What have people here made of the Olympics? Have you been following it on the TV or even managed to be there in person? I was fortunate enough to be able to attend in person on a couple of days and have to say I was pleasantly surprised by it all, especially as I had been fairly pessimistic...

Yuck. It really doesn't seem to fit in very well at all, although that can be said for other, recent constructions too. Then again, this article suggests the Shard might fit quite well... ;)

I know I'm digressing, but I wanted to say it is good to see you around again, Viro. :)

Merry Christmas to everyone at macosx.com! :) Any particularly good presents being given or received this year?

wrap (You may also like this newspaper front page, allegedly from the Daily Express. I'm confident it is a spoof, but sometimes you can't be too sure... ;) )

inequity (Ah, the Daily Mail... The paper that was sympathetic towards the fascists during the 1930s.)