That's very exciting, Holli!
Eta: where are you, geographically?
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
That's very exciting, Holli!
Eta: where are you, geographically?
Whoo! Holli.
ETA: I grew up having tea with evaporated milk and sugar!
It is! I mentioned terrifying, though, right? Because I have no idea where to begin, beyond "write a business plan" and "hope someone gives me money."
Those are good beginnings. Don't forget Step 3: Profit, and you're golden, right?
t /MBA
Is it an antiques store, Holli? Because I used to work with someone who had one about 15 years ago, and I'm sure I can find out his current contact info if you have any questions on the business.
Pennsylvania mother eats poppy seed bagel, newborn baby seized
The ACLU of Pennsylvania recently filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of a couple whose newborn baby was kidnapped by Lawrence County Children and Youth Services (LCCYS) because her mother recklessly consumed an "everything" bagel from Dunkin' Donuts the day before the birth.
Jameson Hospital, where Isabella Rodriguez was born on April 27, has a policy of testing expectant mothers' urine for illegal drugs and reporting positive results to LCCYS, even without any additional evidence that the baby is in danger of neglect or abuse. LCCYS, in turn, has a policy of seizing such babies from their homes based on nothing more than the test result.
Unfortunately for Isabella's parents, Elizabeth Mort and Alex Rodriguez, Jameson sets the cutoff level for its opiate test so low that it can be triggered by poppy seeds, which is why two caseworkers and two Neshannock Township police officers visited their home the day after baby and mother returned from the hospital. LCCYS seized the three-day-old girl and put her in foster care for five days before conceding it had made a mistake.
The Armistice Day Quiz
Good to know my PhD is good for something. I got everything but the flower question.
The Armistice Day Quiz
I got an error message saying "No quiz or category ID passed." Anyone else?
Yeah, the link doesn't work, but if you leave off the last part of the link (after the first quiz), you'll see it.
Yeah, I got the same error message.
Holli, if you are looking for resources check for local government small business assistance/administration offices, and at community colleges, continuing education etension schools, etc. There are often workshops in things like writing business plans and inventory control and zoning. I know my brother got a very helpful subsidized work deal through the college near him when he first opened his shop