eBay Q and A: zero feedback buyers and domain listings
A reader asks how to handle zero feedback buyers and why a listed domain item hides from eBay searches. The eBay Queen advises educating first timers, possibly blocking them, and requesting feedback revisions, plus clear search indexing tips and cookies reset. Additional questions cover return policies in drop shipping and how to spot items in demand with Terapeak guidance.
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Steak night tradition at Vintage Park shines on Valentine’s Day
Betsy Elkinton director at Vintage Park Assisted Living in Ottawa leads an annual steak dinner for residents with salads baked potatoes rolls cheesecake and wine on linen tablecloths. The tradition, begun after a resident missed steak dinners, aims to recreate home style celebration with a show choir. Linda Brown marketing director for The Ottawa Herald notes the column and directs readers to ottawaherald.com for more Senior Living stories.
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Kansas House approves Health Care Freedom Amendment move
Kansas House votes 93 to 26 to advance the Health Care Freedom Amendment seeking to bar state law from forcing health insurance purchase. The measure, tied to a 2014 federal mandate, aims for a November 2012 ballot drive while critics warn nullification of federal law is impossible and tuition policy concerns remain.
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Panel votes to end in state tuition for illegal immigrants
TOPEKA AP panel advances bill to end an in state tuition program for some illegal immigrants attending Kansas public colleges and universities. The Federal and State Affairs Committee voted Thursday to recommend passage, ending the program that began in Kansas.
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Kansas House panel backs abortion measure to require parental consent
The Federal and State Affairs Committee endorsed the proposed law allowing abortions for minors only with parental consent, expanding current notification rules. It would also increase reporting on late term abortions and permit lawsuits if doctors are tied to illegal procedures. Opponents label it an attack on vulnerable women, while supporters say it reflects Kansans’ views.
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