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I'm trapped in a catch-22. An operation corrected many of the pre-existing conditions that caused my insurance premiums to initially sky-rocket. But apparently, the operation itself is now considered a "pre-existing" condition; leaving me healthy, but essentially non-insurable at reasonable rates. My current policy costs more than 50% of my income, not including co-pays or deductibles.

My anticipated income is too high to expect government assistance in purchasing an ACA covered policy, but that isn't my major concern. I'm shopping for a more reasonably priced policy than the one I currently have. Must I wait until the end of 2014 to find one that will cover me?

Or possibly another sect, nobody has really bothered to let the Population of the US know.

I live in an area with inconsistent wi-fi coverage. I would like to find some simple games that can be purchased and loaded into my computer in case of an outage.

My husband's new mobility (wheelchair) ramp recommends magnesium de-icer and I can't seen to find any. We live in a small rural community. An online site would be great.

It worked this morning, but not tonight. I'm on a Mac OSX version 10.6.8 - Is this a Mac problem, a yahoo problem or an internet problem? Just asking...

The ad with all the kids doing instrumental parts (shaking the ice in rhythm - for example) Obviously, the audience is expected to recognize the song, but I don't.

The automated TV translator keeps misspelling this word as "ceed" and although I have an idea what it means, I'd love to know where it originated and why it's used in football.

I pulled up an email from the inbox, to copy the email address of the sender - they aren't there anymore. Where am I suppose to find them now?? The new program is keeping email address secret for some reason. (BTW, I HATE the new yahoo mail program)

A little box appears that says "are you willing to take a survey for yahoo.com?" Click yes, and it takes you to a screen that allows you to enter a sweepstake. Is this for real, or was I just scammed. I actually clicked on the take me back to that last screen box. Does anybody have experience with this? Do I need to redo my password??

Yahoo only shows headlines, so if I click on this particular newspaper link, it informs me I have to register in order to read their paper online. I don't want to have to do that, so is there a way to ask yahoo to stop showing me their newsfeeds.

I'm given no option - Everytime I try to go directly to "my account" it flips to a page that insists that my account has been compromised and I need to change my password.

I changed my password two months ago when the account was first compromised. Frankly, I don't trust no options page, and I'd rather go to the "my account" page to change my password. Has anyone else run into this situation? I have nothing against changing my password again, but I won't do it at this no options page. Any suggestions??

OR is this another attempt at phishing??

I know the British write the amount (and consider the amount differently than the US does) - 1 billion is a 1 with how many zeros after it.

There's a screen panel in the garage and I THINK I'm suppose to be able exchange the two panels - unfortunately, the house didn't come with the instruction manual for how to do it.

Any ideas? There is nothing on the door indicating manufacturer's name or model #.

Delle moschee sono state costruite mai in Italia durante lo XVIesimo secolo? Io sono informati che gli ottomani erano nella zona che saccheggia e che conquista, mai hanno richiesto tempo costruire una moschea adeguata? Perdoni l'italiano difficile, io stanno usando Babelfish per tradurre.

Were any Mosques ever built in Italy during the 16th century? I'm aware that the Ottomans were in the area pillaging and conquering, did they ever take the time to build a proper Mosque?

Websites or book cites would be great, one way or the other. I know that the Koran frowned on the practice, as did the Bible, but did the practice occur anyway?

If you did, please email yahoo about the problem - I got a nice reply to my last question from someone who told me how to retrieve deleted emails - but my missing emails weren't deleted - they just vanished. Yahoo's attitude is that "I" must have done something and "tough" they're gone. If this has happened to you too - please let Yahoo know - If you have any other suggestions please let me know.