I agree... Definitely sounds like a lack of water. The sign of a healthy, well-hydrated person is light, clear, and odorless urine! Kidney Stone isn't necessarily the cause, though, like Harpo said get to a doc if you think that might be the case. Try drinking more water for even just a day or so, … Read more

Also... Because it is a virus and not bacteria, as the previous answer slightly mentioned, antibiotics will not help -- for example: "the flu" constantly has newer, mutated versions because it, too, is a virus. To understand a little bit better... Check out this article.

Yes, definitely. And there is always something to gain out of every situation or interaction. Some people disagree... They say: "Well, what do you gain from an infant dying?" or "Where is the good in someone being murdered?" Well, think about it. Whatever the "negative" situation is, there is something positive coming out of it … Read more

The Online Library of Liberty may help... Ummm, honestly I can't seem to find any information on it. You may need to go to a rare book dealer to get more info on it. I also found this link that might help. Good Luck! Also, ISBN # are fairly … Read more

It is THIRSTY [and possibly sick]! A dog's nose is naturally wet, and when it is dry that is a sign that the dog is dehydrated, and possibly ill. Get your dog to drink some water, and if the dryness doesn't start to dissipate, take your dog to the vet!!

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Definitely white light... But really mellow... I have blue eyes and I find myself squinting on CLOUDY days! [I know it is because the light reflects off the water in the clouds and magnifies it, but sheesh!] I am extremely sensitive to light, so I prefer to just go with natural light -- then just … Read more

Indeed I knew... And I also knew that their teeth are too small [or our skin is too thick] for them to succeed in biting a human. Did you know that "Daddy Long Legs" are known as harvester spiders?

I did a little research, and it appears that NO, it is not a sign. Most signs of Anemia are subtle and minor... Lack of energy [lethargic], pallid skin and nails, possibly even chewing ice.