I've added a good fifty new scans of tomato leafs to my documentation file. Tomato leaf scans are a good resource for identification. Also, if you're just jonesing for tomatoes, you can "leaf" trough this album and enjoy the view. All the scans are thumbnail images: if you want a bigger view then just click on the leaf. Trudi Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Leaf Scans

This looks MAJOR cool ---- I just added it to our phones. This will be really useful since we both do the grocery shopping whenever we get the chance. I really like the recipe feature that it has on it. That should cut down on those extra trips back to the store for one more item.

Clarification/Correction to my previous post... I happened to be at Costco today and I visited the cell phone kiosk to ask some questions. Here is what I found out: 1. Within the "trial period" you can return any phone and get a different one from the same carrier. The length of this trial period varies depending on the carrier, but seems to be in the range of 14-30 days. 2. Within the first 90 days, you can return any phone (by mail) that has a problem/defect and get a replacement or refund from Costco. (Getting a refund from Costco for the phone does not get you out of your contract with the carrier.) 3. If you want a different phone after the trial period is over, it would be up to the carrier whether to agree to that...no guarantees. 4. All phones come with the standard 1-year manufacturer's warranty. Conclusion: 1) In terms of warranty/exchange, Costco offers about what a stand alone cell phone store does, aside from the 90 day refund/exchange through Costco, and 2) Costco seems to offer better deals for your money.

Vivino was recommended by a waiter (at a restaurant with a really nice wine cellar). I think I downloaded the Drynk app right after, just to see if I liked either one better than the other (functionality, ease of use....), and never made a decision! I usually snap a pic of wine (bottles) that we like and save them on both apps, as well as in an album in my photos app (front and back label pics--can only use one pic on Vivino and Drynk). I use the apps and pics more as a reminder of what wines we like (and prices we paid) than for the reviews, except for my own reviews.