Madeleine

When I click the play button, the video doesn't play. Instead, all the buttons become unclickable, and the scroll bar disappears. This happens for all my videos, even when I'm using a different device. Does anyone have any idea what I could do to fix this?

A few hours ago I was flying into Washington, D. C. and noticed that a lot of the city lights seemed to be twinkling. I've flown at night many times before, but this is the first time I've seen this happen. Does anyone have any idea what was going on?

I've heard it in Safeway several times. It's a fast-paced song, probably between 180 and 200 bpm, with a male singer. I'm pretty sure it's in a minor key. The chorus begins "Whoa, oh oh." I also thought I heard the phrases "lovers on the run" and "headed for the sun," but when I googled them I couldn't find anything.

She's fifteen years old, 5'4" or 5'5", and weighs somewhere in the 120s. She is active; she goes on runs, and until recently she took martial arts. However, she thinks she's fat and eats about 1200 calories a day. She beats herself up for doing things like drinking a shake that had yogurt, dates, and a banana in it for breakfast. Once she asked me about the 700-calorie diet; after I sent her a lengthy e-mail explaining what a stupid idea it was, she seems to have given up on it, but she still eats way less than she should. Mom has a rule that she can't go below 118 pounds. She thinks she'll be happy with herself once she reaches that point, but I seriously doubt it. I told her curvy women are considered attractive these days, but she doesn't care. She doesn't even feel healthier now that she's lost all that weight, but she's more concerned with being thin.

She has been concerned about exercising and eating right for a long time, but it only became worrying in recent months. Since this summer she has been seeing a therapist for anxiety and self-esteem problems, but it doesn't seem to be helping much.

She is aware that she has a problem. She reads books on eating disorders, and once she said she was afraid her diet would hurt her muscles. She hasn't started eating more, though.

My parents know about her diet, but don't seem to think 1,200 calories is too little.

Any advice?

You had to escape from a dungeon. On each level, there would be huge monsters, and you would have to solve multiplication problems in order to attack them. Once you defeated the monsters, you could get on an elevator and move on to the next level. I vaguely remember there being at least one lower-powered monster plus a boss on each level, but I'm not at all sure about that. One boss fight took place in the open air, on a rooftop. The game was computer animated. Does anyone remember what it was called?

I read that if you visit certain types of websites, the FBI s computers will report it to a human agent. Does anyone know what kinds of websites? I recently stumbled upon a website calling for the extermination of Jews by accident, and I m worried the FBI is monitoring my internet activity now.