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I use Norton 360 and they no longer do updates for Win 7.

I have 2 computers that are Windows 7 vintage. Bought 2 copies of 10, installed one and haven't done the other yet. Went to upgrade to 11 and the hardware isn't compatible. These computers do everything I need (most intensive is photography) very well; hardware is obsolete due to software.

So you aren't working with a cardiologist? I'm not a cardiologist, but have one and my brother is one. Please do not consider this as the best advice for you, but under my conditions, they have said "if you feel ok doing it, do it. If you feel bad, stop doing it."

I went through cardiac rehab 4 or so years ago. They gave me guidelines with recommended increases in exertion, so that should be available to you. They let me advance faster since I was 3 times a week in a rehab center (insurance allowance makes a difference) with real time monitoring. I was...

No "seem to". It's a hell no for Federal gov't $ for local "nice to haves". The city we live in currently has $177M federal with a use deadline recently extended to 2026 for new Amtrak service from Chicago to here (+ $225M State funds). If we should get that kind of benefit, we (people and...

I agree. So raise state/local taxes and invest in any improvements to quality you'd like.

I agree we should take care of our neighbors; not have the federal government intervene/redistribute/etc.

If we were to follow "The Federal government shouldn't be involved in anything that favors or disfavors any person, group, community, state, etc." there would be no overpayment. So I think we agree.

If we go grocery shopping. My wife goes in and I watch the bikes. I don't know if they would disappear, but don't want to find out.

Doesn't it make sense for these "improvements" to be funded at the state/local level? Why should someone in the Midwest subsidize a change that primarily benefits local people somewhere else.

I don't measure my power vs. bike power like others do, but how about a required "plug in thingy" that measures the race stats on each bike.

I don't know enough about the technology to design, but perhaps random location readers. I do know when the city e-bus is passsing my house because my over-the-air tv signal goes bad.

Time for an EMI signature database.

Obviously, until the promotor cares, there isn't a problem.

I have always applied brakes between 25 and 30 unless I was doing a "roller" road (short frequent repeat descend/ascend). One of our group regularly pedalled down hills at 55 mph; we had different levels of trust in our equipment. I had no problem w/70 on a motorcycle.

We made a decision long ago to not scrimp on head protection.