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There are some, but usually hire internally. I have a 4y degree, and 4 out 6 semesters of graduate school for F.N.P., so I'm either over qualified or under qualified. For the really good jobs, I find its not what u know but who u know. Not being from this area, I have no pull. I'm trying to find something, if possible, that I don't have to wrk every weekend and every holiday.
There are some, but usually hire internally. I have a 4y degree, and 4 out 6 semesters of graduate school for F.N.P., so I'm either over qualified or under qualified. For the really good jobs, I find its not what u know but who u know. Not being from this area, I have no pull. I'm trying to find something, if possible, that I don't have to wrk every weekend and every holiday.
Insurance companies use nurses to review the complicated claims, evaluate if the need for durable medical equipment, etc. That's one idea if you don't find anything in a clinical setting, other than home health care. Honestly, for nurses, I didn't think it would be a matter of knowing the right people so much as credentials and experience. Had no idea.
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Very much so. We have already talked about things being "clanish", and I couldn't be more of an outsider. I love the idea of insurance co. But don't think they r hiring now. Thx much though. I'm looking for all the input I can get.
Very much so. We have already talked about things being "clanish", and I couldn't be more of an outsider. I love the idea of insurance co. But don't think they r hiring now. Thx much though. I'm looking for all the input I can get.
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Well almost all my stock came from hatching eggs shipped in and USED TO I didn't have a problem hardly ever... few people didn't know how to ship, but normally it was good.... in the last year or so, there must be a new person at a main terminal or something because I have had ALOT of roughed up eggs. But also then again for some reason people began thinking putting hatching eggs in egg cartons then shipped in a box was a good idea. THAT causes some major air sack problems. But don't get me on that soapbox of mine.
go to ebay and find " *buytheebook* " (stars included in name) and read feedback... people love my packing.... I use (get ready).... pine shavings. That's it. TA DA!
ETA In summer I use a heat reflexive material... kinda like metal foil... but it's to make a cooler out of the box. To keep the eggs upright and intact I used pine shaving. $4.99 a bag at TSC (plus my discount)
Well almost all my stock came from hatching eggs shipped in and USED TO I didn't have a problem hardly ever... few people didn't know how to ship, but normally it was good.... in the last year or so, there must be a new person at a main terminal or something because I have had ALOT of roughed up eggs. But also then again for some reason people began thinking putting hatching eggs in egg cartons then shipped in a box was a good idea. THAT causes some major air sack problems. But don't get me on that soapbox of mine.
go to ebay and find " *buytheebook* " (stars included in name) and read feedback... people love my packing.... I use (get ready).... pine shavings. That's it. TA DA!
ETA In summer I use a heat reflexive material... kinda like metal foil... but it's to make a cooler out of the box. To keep the eggs upright and intact I used pine shaving. $4.99 a bag at TSC (plus my discount)
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go to ebay and find " *buytheebook* " (stars included in name) and read feedback... people love my packing.... I use (get ready).... pine shavings. That's it. TA DA!
ETA In summer I use a heat reflexive material... kinda like metal foil... but it's to make a cooler out of the box. To keep the eggs upright and intact I used pine shaving. $4.99 a bag at TSC (plus my discount)
I still think there needs to be a stickied thread with plenty of photos of how to pack eggs for shipping. If a buyer wanted his/her eggs packed a certain way, a link could be provided to the seller. Why don't you start a how-to thread?
ETA In summer I use a heat reflexive material... kinda like metal foil... but it's to make a cooler out of the box. To keep the eggs upright and intact I used pine shaving. $4.99 a bag at TSC (plus my discount)
I still think there needs to be a stickied thread with plenty of photos of how to pack eggs for shipping. If a buyer wanted his/her eggs packed a certain way, a link could be provided to the seller. Why don't you start a how-to thread?
Well folks, yesterday while @ my community garden meeting, we were all talking, n I said, "I don't know, I'm just trying to figure out how to sneak in and hide 2 chickens under my magnolia tree". Our coordinator, Sam said there was other interest in the area and I hope we can band together to work on getting our law change to allow chickens in JC. I very excited to learn of other people with the same interests. They r setting up @ the Farmers Market here. Excited
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I still think there needs to be a stickied thread with plenty of photos of how to pack eggs for shipping. If a buyer wanted his/her eggs packed a certain way, a link could be provided to the seller. Why don't you start a how-to thread?
Because if you ask 20 people you get 20 answers. Everyone thinks they know the best way... and not to sound mean, but no one told me. I just used common sense and some creative thinking.
Seriously, though, I have learned in my years that people don't listen to advice... somewhere along the line people thought egg cartons were a good idea. So if one gets jarred they all get jarred the same. To me, egg cartons are lazy... it takes me about 20 minutes to pack one box. I also should add that from the best breeders I have got eggs from... they never use cartons. It's the backyarders and newbies that do.
I still think there needs to be a stickied thread with plenty of photos of how to pack eggs for shipping. If a buyer wanted his/her eggs packed a certain way, a link could be provided to the seller. Why don't you start a how-to thread?
Because if you ask 20 people you get 20 answers. Everyone thinks they know the best way... and not to sound mean, but no one told me. I just used common sense and some creative thinking.
Seriously, though, I have learned in my years that people don't listen to advice... somewhere along the line people thought egg cartons were a good idea. So if one gets jarred they all get jarred the same. To me, egg cartons are lazy... it takes me about 20 minutes to pack one box. I also should add that from the best breeders I have got eggs from... they never use cartons. It's the backyarders and newbies that do.
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I'm sure it wouldn't take much to find some people online who did that in their areas and could help you by telling you how they did it. I, personally, would start with a survey/petition.... but I have no experience in it. I live in the country where you can walk around naked if you wanted. LOL!!!
I'm sure it wouldn't take much to find some people online who did that in their areas and could help you by telling you how they did it. I, personally, would start with a survey/petition.... but I have no experience in it. I live in the country where you can walk around naked if you wanted. LOL!!!
Hey friends... would you all pop over to https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=550713
And vote (for #3 lol) --- it's a sebright contest and well... my boy should win. LOL!!! Ok. I'm kidding (a bit) but they need some votes. THANKS!
And vote (for #3 lol) --- it's a sebright contest and well... my boy should win. LOL!!! Ok. I'm kidding (a bit) but they need some votes. THANKS!
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