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Skye can't tolerate even the slightest bit of either beef or chicken. Okay with fish. Vet hasn't been able to find anything. Poor dog itches like crazy if he takes it. Currently on Hartguard. Thanks.

I have pre-purchased money for my trip to Japan but the packet did not come with an explanation. When I goggle it, the explanations assume you know what you are doing. Once I know the basic formula I'll have a clue when I first land at the airport and may want to purchase a snack/meal. I'm not worried about how it balances against my own currency. Just want to be sure I don't overspend for something. After that I'll be with family and all will be well. Thanks.

I printed out the airport map for Narita. Are there bilingual signs? I am looking at downloading their free app for the airport. Nervous about this part of my trip.

Dad will be 87 in a week. He had surgery for colon cancer last year. Nov. CAT scan showed a 3cm tumor in his liver. As of April/08 it is 5.1cm x 4.1. He is not going to treat it. So far, so good; he feels fine. He lives on his own. From your experience, what can we expect re: symptoms and general time frame. The websites I found don't deal with non-treated cancer. Doc told me not to concern myself with hospice at this time; that Dad's overall condition is okay. Thanks.

I know the formula for setting the Easter date. I want to know why we do it this way? I've heard everything from early Christians hiding their beliefs within a pagan ceremony to avoid prosecution to Julian calendar switching to Gregorian, including algorhythms! Could it simply be the moon phase from when Christ rose from the dead?

I have acquired a Sylvania AM clock radio, model 598, circa 1953. The tuner string popped off the mechanism and I can't figure out the right combination to reattach it. Sylvania no longer has the info and Sams photofacts do not list it. Anyone have a link or a diagram?

My son has been in Iraq and I thought about sending cupcakes, without the icing, and including tubs of icing for them to put on there. Boxes take about a week to get there. I'm concerned about the cake getting stale.

When I was a teen - a long, long time ago - we went steady. One guy, one girl for however long it lasted. College girls got "pinned" - same idea but you were older and it was a step before engagement. Is a "promise ring" similar to our going steady ring? Just curious.

Years ago, while on a commuter train, I watched an old-fashioned, hanging light bulb fill up with rain water. I alerted the folks around me and we moved right before it blew up. I have yet to figure this out.

I am trying to make a list for a group of ladies I work out with. Our group is called "Leading Ladies". Thought I'd get other opinions. Any mix of time eras is fine. Thanks.