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I had a 25 year old crown on a rear molar that cracked and needed to be replaced. There was very little tooth left. I asked the dentist if it would just be better to pull it. He said he thought he could save the tooth. So, I got a new crown. 3 months later, the whole tooth broke off and needed to be pulled anyway. Meanwhile, I am still paying for the very expensive crown and got to pay for the extraction, too! Would it be bad form to write my dentist and explain to him that this situation really upsets me? My $1500 crown is in the trash, but I still have to pay for it. I know he has costs, too, but I think some sort of credit is due. What do you guys think?

We were talking about how little most people actually know about the candidates, etc. and a question came up. Can people with Down's Syndrome (for example) register to vote? Some are very high functioning and some are at a 5-6 yr old's level. Can they vote if they are chronologically 18 but mentally 8? Seems they could be easily exploited. I am curious.

Microsoft did an "automatic" security update on our office computers and now we need a password to get into our previously un-passworded e-mail. We have no idea what that could be and no one in our office remembers who our e-mail provider is. How can we get this info?

I have half of a set of my great-grandmothers' silver place setting I want to sell. Where should I take it to not get cheated? Jeweler, antique dealer, pawn shop...?

The contestants won keys. Then they could try and start one of the 5 cars on stage and if their key started it; they won the car. Cool cars like GTO's or Firebirds. The name or who hosted?