u/AmanitaAmy

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Yes, I did a Google search. No, I can't figure out why this place still even exists. Anyone got any inside info? Graham, NC. (It's not currently in operation and appears to have been closed for a very long time.)

Yes, I did a Google search. No, I can't figure out why this place still even exists. Anyone got any inside info?

Anyone else having failure sending iMessages on their Mac desktops? My son has an Android phone but my other 2 kids have iPhones, and recently I've discovered I can only send group texts to them through my phone, not either of my Macs. I can't send messages to any "green" phones from the desktops, at all, now. I've tried installing/uninstalling, syncing, turning on/off, etc. Is this an update bug? It's way easier to type messages on a real keyboard for me and it's been working fine until the last couple of weeks or so.

Wife of vet here. 60% rated. Should definitely be more but 70% would be perfect (so that he can have long-term care if something happens to me, assuming it's still available then). Should we have someone look at his claims and try to get a higher rating? if so, who would be best? Not concerned about more $ really. Afraid to poke that bear, though. If it matters, I submitted his first claim by myself, without any outside help. He was too stubborn to file a claim for 30-plus years. Thanks for any (helpful) advice.

Sent a resume, cover letter, and references as requested. A day and a half later, I got a request to schedule a 15-minute call that's "not an interview." What should I expect during this call? (Non-profit "hybrid" finance role.) What should I ask, if anything?