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I live in Southern California. I recently found these Italian brand crackers - "Orobello's - Italian Flatbread Crackers" - at a store that does not continually sell the same products. Needless to say, they no longer have any more and I cannot seem to find them anywhere else. Does anyone know this brand and where to get or order it/them?

** Searches on Google & MSN did not bring up any information!

I need to purchase a case for my boss's son's football team... what do those kids like best? Any suggestions!

* My boss suggested Nature Valley

I also need to purchase a case of Gatorade... so if you can give advice as to the best flavor and want to thrown in a combo answer, please do so. Thanks.

Oh, one restriction - and I need to be able to buy it at Target.

My husband's family lives in that area. His grandfather died and I'm trying to get him a flight into or closest to Sheldon for a one day turnaround trip so he can be there for the services. We cannot spend a lot of money on little charter flights, so we need an airport that supports many carriers, that way we have some room to play with different airlines and prices. Any suggestions?

I had a normal childhood, not extravagant, my parents were legal immigrants and worked very hard for what they now have - if I could say anything about them is that they were very efficient in life. Today, I've worked hard my whole life, I've had a career from an early age where I've worked hard AND contributed to society, now I'm working in another field that helps people - but the bottom line is that I'm 30, still can hardly support myself, have a current opportunity to better myself by taking this particular school course and I'm just over it. I find myself skipping the Saturday classes because I'm simply tired and want a break. With work, a husband I take care of, a tight knit family with whom I like to spend at least a few hours a week with... I know I need to do something to make "it" better. I just seems to feel like I've already worked so hard and still don't have anything to show for it. It's depressing. Seems cumbersome and endless. Feel it too? how did you work through it?

I want to buy a foreclosure, to live in, not "flip". Otherwise, regular prices are too high... but it looks like the only people who buy foreclosures are for quick profits. Is there a reason for that difference? Or am I correct to consider foreclosures to find a home to live in?