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[Q]: The bed in the hotel I am staying at has the rigidity of wood! It gave me a terrible night as I woke up every hour or so with loss circulation in my limbs. Even after spending the whole night in bed, I feel more tired than when I went to sleep!

The only trick I know is to sleep over the blanket, which I folded in two, but in a place where its 37C during the day, the blanket offers very little padding.

What else can be done to improve sleep on a hard bed?

[A]: How to manage with an unusually hard bed?

[Q]: I'm going to the Seattle passport office to replace my lost US passport. The passport application form says I need to bring photo ID. (This is proof of identity for the passport, not security for entering the building.) But I live in Canada, and the only photo ID I have available is my Canadian driver's license. Will the American passport office accept a Canadian driver's license as photo ID?

All the instructions I've found just say "driver's license," without specifying if they need to be issued by a US state.

I also have a photocopy of my missing passport, several credit cards, library card, gym card, etc. will having that make the passport officer more likely to accept my foreign ID.

[A]: Is a Canadian driver's license acceptable photo ID at an American passport office?

[Q]: I see on Wikipedia that both Vietnam and Philippines honor an IDP. However I cannot find specific information on whether my motorcycle license would translate and allow me to rent and drive motorcycles in the two countries. Will an IDP allow me to do so?

[A]:
Will my US motorcycle license translate via International Driving Permit in Vietnam and Philippines?