u/Fuzzy-Zombie1446

Earlier this month someone left a review on my business. The comments are all suspicious, and the poster is from the wrong state.

I'm trying to claim my business, but it's registered under a former employee who left ~15 years ago. I have no contact with this person.

I reached out to Yelp Support two weeks ago. The auto-response said I would hear something in 1-3 business days. Still nothing - so yesterday I called and sat on hold for 30 minutes. No one came on the line. I submitted a "bug" report yesterday, trying a different path of contact.

Would anyone have tips or other suggestions? For a company that handles reviews of other businesses, how can we rate yelp?

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I’ve been noticing my hearing doesn’t seem great. Sitting at dinner this week with friends and I could hear things but not always discern what was being said.

I booked an appointment at my Sam’s Club (free exam) and went today. The result - one ear is at 25% loss and the other at 33%. The doctor was great - very kind and thorough. She said I’m probably getting close to needing hearing aids, and it could be better long-term to start now.

Given this was two hours ago, I’m brand new to all this. I definitely plan to research and see what might be available, but any guidance is appreciated.

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I'm working on a program for a group celebrating 50 years. I've researched and found a number of old newspaper articles that I would like to include - but, the images are blurry and taken from microfilm.

Any suggestions of taking the text and putting onto a Canva page that looks like a newspaper page/article? I know it won't be exact, but I'm wanting to try and replicate the feel of things...

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I'm wanting to scan some full-pages of newspapers, but not sure where to check. I reached out to the Monroe County Public Library, and they have scanners - but the images would all require being stitched together.

The pages are older and have folds, so laying them out and photographing them would be tough - plus the text may be hard to read.

Any other options/suggestions?

For as long as I can remember, my parents always left the light over the stove on at night. It was a dim bulb, so not so bright that it bothered you if you got up to get a drink... but bright enough that you didn't stub your toe, or could see the dog walking around.

I still turn on the stove light every night, and I also turn on the porch lights - one by the front door and one by the garage (opposite side of the front of the house). I don't do a backyard light (not sure why, considering it's more likely someone would come in through the dark)...

Last night I let my dog out and looked around my little neighborhood, and realized most people don't leave lights on outside. I don't know if it's because they think the other lights are enough, if they don't bother with it or something else.

So... do you leave any internal or external lights on in your home at night?

Are there any fonts that are all capital letters, but typing a true capital letter makes it larger than the others?

I know I can do different text boxes and all that, but I'm trying to simplify the process. This would be a multi-page piece.

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One of those random conversation topics that went into the weeds…

A couple people in a group recall a woman as a contributor to Good Morning America back in the 1980s (maybe early 1990s, too). She did fashion/beauty and maybe some Hollywood interviews as well. She had one name, and we think her segment had a pink neon image of her name.

Does anyone remember this? Who was she?? It’s driving us nuts!!

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