Dh & I put our vacation photos on DVD with music. We use a free software pkg. It's easy...but I googled it for you to see it done in a few easy steps.... Here is a link that might be useful: Putting pictures on a DVD, even music...

witty, not only did iCloud suck up all the images I had on my old Android phone (5% of which I'd already moved off to a PC and the rest of which I didn't want), the setting I knew nothing about decided that all images sent to me from Day 1 via email, SMS messages, and WhatsApp (and I get a lot, some every day) should get pulled in too. So when I received the message that my free quota was about to be full and here were my options for $X per month (for something I didn't want), I looked into it and saw what was going on. Everything has been deleted and the setting turned off. Everyone has different work flow preferences. I don't take many photos with my phone and the ones I want to keep, I move off myself. No data or image files of importance are stored on my phone, they're elsewhere and always redundantly backed up.Lars' insightful comment just above says it all for me: " I do not like Apple because it seems to think that it knows more about what I want than I do " As for iCloud and Find My Phone, I have that off too. I've had cell phones for a long time and have never lost one. I know how to brick it should that be necessary. Find My Phone provides a capability I'm pretty confident I will never need.

The wavelength of operation (7.5 km) is so much larger than the hob size, that launching a 40 kHz radio wave out into the room should not be a worry. At 40 kHz one needs a valley and tall towers holding long cables to radiate. Any EMI induced into a TV, radio, computer, or mobile phone would have to come from the power supply inadequately filtering or shielding whatever switching noise it generated. Induction cooktops have to pass FCC rules for emitted noise like most other electrical equipment. In the interest of an abundance of caution, I think that a person with a pacemaker should not try to get it as close as possible to an active hob, particularly one without a pan on it. The pan detection circuitry will intermittently pulse the coil, and the pulse field could magnetically induce a current into a sensitive circuit conductor within a few inches of the hob. At normal cooking distances the field strength should be orders of magnitude lower and safe for modern devices. The comment about a coil in a microwave oven does not seem to be relevant. Most microwave ovens use magnetrons, and the microwave frequency generation is performed within the magnetron cavity, and not via any observable coils. Microwave oven ("radar range") safety is accomplished by surrounding the cooking volume with shielding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavity_magnetron

The clump shot of "First Light" is my favorite. What dreamy color! The clump of Bombay Silk X Vintage Wine is impressive, and I like the Chance Encounter X Full Grown sisters. The picture showing the three UFs caught my eye, as well as the clump of Primal Scream. All the other phtos were great too. Nice post! Debra