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No, it wasn't me. You must have me confused with the six fingered man.

Saw this posted on another forum and thought I'd share it here. ------- Great article, and the comments below are just wonderful! As You Wish: Little-Known Facts About The Princess Bride on Its 25th Anniversary | Tor.com Have fun stormin' the castle! -------

Sounds good. I considered asking my vet, but was sure they would say to throw them away. After all, they make a lot of money selling the meds.

Yes, they are individually sealed.

I just found an old box of Tri-Heart Plus for dogs 26 - 50 lbs. But it shows an expiration date of Sept 2010. Should I throw them away or can any of the animal charities use them? (I can bring them down next month.) In general, I take expiration dates with a small grain of salt. But this is...

How long does it take for them to "kill" your number? I sometimes go 5 - 6 months without going to Peñasco. My Sprint cell phone is $1.19 / minute, but I only use it for emergencies. I have TelMex and internet in Las Conchas, but am considering a TelCel (or other) cell phone for while...

That's now true for children. Doesn't apply to adults until 2014. Also, I am referring to getting a policy. If you have a policy, they can't use pre-existing condition to deny a claim or to drop you. The only way they can drop you now is fraud.

In many cases the "offshore" treatments - including the travel costs - are lower than they are in the US. That doesn't mean that they can afford either choice. It just adds options.

2a - Even people who can afford insurance can't get it to do pre-existing conditions. (It's truly mind-boggling the minor conditions that insurance companies will use to deny coverage!)

I'm interested in the eczema cream, too. I have a friend (in TX) that has has eczema non-stop for the last several years. US doctors try all sorts of things and she gets no relief. I doubt I could ever get her to go to Peñasco, but I would be happy to pick some up for her. Would it require a...

One policy for US and Mexico? That sounds interesting. Is it hard to qualify for? Say with major or minor pre-existing conditions?

No problems yesterday morning -- even though there was water standing in the streets in several areas. 2-way traffic crossing the bridge without delays. However there was no power at the border crossing or at Organ Pipe. I would hope that's been restored by now.

We're looking into that option as well. For us, the cost is around $250 per person per year. The next tier (based on age) is around $350. Sorry, I don't remember the age cut-off -- maybe 55 or 60???? You do have to have at least an FM3 Visa -- not just the FMM. What we're thinking right now...

We get to Peñasco about 3 times per year. But since it's 1200 miles (one way) we try to stay for 3-4 weeks at a time.

My house in Las Conchas is in "Tarifa 1E." For our 4/Jul/12 - 3/Ago/12 billing period we used 788 KWh. The cost was $609 pesos based on: 300 KWh @ $0.549 = $164.70 450 KWh @ $0.698 = $314.10 38 KWh @ $0.900 = $34.2 + taxes and base charge. Total came to $616.81. I guess the 8 peso reduction...

Wikipedia says this campaign started in 1971 (so may or may not be correct). Here is one of the ads: The Crying Indian - full commercial - Keep America Beautiful - YouTube Note: I'm pretty sure the tag at the end with the website wasn't in the original ad!

¿Fiesta en el Malecón?

Thank you Shelquilts - it's refreshing to see an employer treat their employees well these days. It's been my personal observation that employees who are treated well tend to work harder and better. Kudos.

Es posible. After all it did start with an indirect reference to "poppin' fresh dough." (Lo siento.)