luvmybaby333

I love making sushi for my family. The problem is that my family absolutely adores it and I have to make a LOT of it. My husband had bought me a 100-pack of nori (seaweed wraps for sushi) when we lived in an area that had a large Asian market. Now we are living in the country and the only Asian market is 45 minutes away. I went yesterday to stock up on nori and furikake and they had nothing but a way overpriced 10-pack of nori available. Since that's IT as far as my options go, I'd love to find an online store that sells nori (and other sushi supplies) for an affordable price and reasonable shipping.

Anybody know of one?

kay, I'm sure this has been asked before, Buuuut:

What is THE best camera I can get for under $200?

I currently have THIS camera. I got it in April of 2007... and it's served it's purpose well, but I've outgrown it.

I want more in a camera now. There are a couple specific features I'm looking for. I'm not exactly sure what it's called, or if I can afford them in my price range... But here goes:

*Face recognition or detection. The feature that focuses on faces in the picture.

*Fast clicky-ing... Whatever it is that will allow me to quickly CAPTURE a shot. I'm so tired of *just* missing the best smiles. I think there is "quick" mode on my camera, but it doesn't have the best settings.

*No-flash pictures that aren't blurry. I'd like to be able to take a picture in natural lighting without the flash and have it come out NOT blurry.

*Clear pictures. I'd like to be able to take a nice crisp picture, with clear lines

I'd also like recommendations for photo editing programs (that won't break the bank.)

If anybody can offer their input or experience on either of these, I would greatly appreciate it

My daughter is 4 (almost 5.) She has not been sick in a LONG time. We moved to another state about 6 months ago, and we have yet to obtain insurance coverage for her.

She woke up this morning with a fever. She has no other real symptoms, just listlessness and lack of appetite. I didn't have any plain fever reducers so I gave her some Motrin "cold" medicine-- as it has a fever reducer in it. Her temp was originally 103+... it dropped down after we gave her some medicine...to about 101. Then it spiked up again... so I gave her some more (many hours later) and it dropped down to 101 again.

The highest it has gotten was 104 degrees and slightly under that. I tried giving her a lukewarm bath, laying cool rags on her, and dressing her minimally. Unfirtunatly she doesn't like any of those things (and starts to get hysterical about it) becuase she claims that she is FREEZING.