Lauren

My husband will be traveling to China in May for business and is curious if silverware is readily available as he does not know how to use chopsticks. He will be traveling to Shenzhen. Thanks :)

no questions??? i wish they'd just update this site. do you think there's a chance that will happen? lol

Alright, so just to let everyone know, I have a doctor's appointment set for tomorrow, I just want to see if anyone has gone through what I am experiencing or has any tips to make the dizziness subside without a prescription (I will more than likely get one tomorrow, but I don't have it today)

When I went to bed on Christmas Eve, I took my 10 mg Zolpidem (generic for Ambien). I had not had the pills in a few days. About 10 minutes after I took the pill, I started getting much more dizzy than how I feel when I normally take it. I couldn't even move my head without the room spinning. I thought it might have been because I hadn't taken them in a few days and that it would subside when I woke up. It did not go away when I woke up, and it lasted all day and is still here today (1 1/2 days later). What could be causing the dizziness? I'm not nauseated any more, but I still have to be very careful walking through the house. Any means of getting the dizziness to go away will be appreciated.

I am set to graduate next year and I will only have $500 left for one semester, leaving me with a $1071 gap in my financial aid. What, besides a private loan, can I do to get the money? I'm an independent student with a 3.5 GPA and I will have 109 credits at that time. I already have a Pell Grant, Perkins Loan, and FSEOG Grant. I live in Illinois and I qualify for the MAP grant, but it's still not enough. Any *legitimate* help is appreciated. I don't want any information on private funders who are most likely scam artists.