Not by me it hasn¹t.
One used to be able get a dozen eggs or emergency paper towels, cat food or
something as recently as five years ago.
Sam¹s never closed before 6 PM. It was always open before 8 AM.
Now one never knows when it¹s open.
On 1/25/08 8:35 PM, SKnight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The regular pick-up day for the Friday route during a week with a holiday is
definitely Saturday. I used to run into this all the time (and others do
now) while working at the Partnership recycling site.
Applauds to Andy Frischkoff for his comments. City workers (I'm one) are
people, too!
On Jan 26, 2008 2:52 AM, Dave Axler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul:
Actually, I'm not opposed to folks being paid time and a half when they
work more than 40 hours in the week, if they are paid on an hourly basis. I
don't know if that's the case for Streets Dept. employees, at any level.
Seems this is a bad period for losing cats. Just saw a medium sized,
meowing cat by the tattoo parlor at 43rd and Pine. Looked lost and
anxious. Very unusual coloring pattern; mixture of thin patches of
black and medium brown. I was rushing to an appointment, but the cat
tried to follow me
Re: [UC] Whither Sam's Place?It's just that I remember a time when it was
lively and well-stocked...with assortments of pastries, everything looking
fresh, the shelves all brimming with groceries. In fact, it used to be a great
place to pick up the Sunday Times. When my dog companion was
Glenn wrote:
Frank and Ray,
Did either of you see the paper copy of the DP?
there's only been 2 articles about this hotel in the dp. the
first was on dec 6 and the print version simply showed a
graphic of the monopoly board game (the article was entitled
Developers want to pass go,
The selection of popsicles was definitely better back in the 70s when
Sam owned it.
They also had candy cigarettes and pixies sticks.
It started getting a little too upscale when Jeff and Joel owned it.
I don't know why they stopped selling Wacky Packs.
-Lew
On Jan 26, 2008, at 12:17 PM,
Yes, I quite remember when Sam¹s was like that. Even in the 36² snowstorm
of 96, they were open, had fresh bagels, groceries and took MAC cards. It
was a lifesaver especially since most of the city was shut down for nearly a
week.
On 1/26/08 12:17 PM, SKnight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's
A neighbor is looking for a recommendation for an accountant. Please reply
off list. Thank you!!!
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so far this hotel plan has been delivered piecemeal, pitched to limited
groups and tete-a-tetes over coffee, each time with newly questionable
reasons from the developer to justify it. there hasn't been one
community-wide forum (public, inclusive, properly announced, in a non-penn
setting) to
Well, that's a lot of words which still ends up sounding like you don't want
trash collectors to get time and a half to work on Saturday.? Overtime pay
really doesn't have anything to do with pensions and health care.
Paul
-Original Message-
From: Dave Axler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry for the mistake. The additional old distorted view of the hotel, which I
saw last week, was on page 4 of the current UC Review not last week's DP
coverage.
To add to Ray's timeline about the changing views, make sure to look at the
other view on page 4 in addition to the new one used by
Re: [UC] Whither Sam's Place?Joe's Market back then...I'm thinking of the ice
storm and snow storms of '92 and '94...was also a life-saver for groceries when
Baltimore Avenue was almost devoid of traffic because of the weather. So was
Fu Wah's, world's apart from its present reincarnation.
sk
Wow! Joe¹s. What a great guy! I really miss that place.
On 1/26/08 5:06 PM, SKnight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe's Market back then...I'm thinking of the ice storm and snow storms of '92
and '94...was also a life-saver for groceries when Baltimore Avenue was almost
devoid of traffic
I need to burn some karaoke CDs for a prenation taht my son is doing.
I am poking aroudn teh internet for software to do this. Can anyone
give me a hand here? I need burning software for a single use, so I am
not into buying it.
--
Jim Cummings
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This isn't an issue of fairness, and most salaried professionals don't think
of themselves
as either abused or being screwed. They are making a conscious decision
about the
type and conditions of employment that they are willing to accept, and the
compensation
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