We still wanna know how to do things though… "how to" is more popular than sex… but myspace is still climbing…
http://www.google.com/trends?q=sex%2C+war+%2C+myspace%2C+love%2C+%22how+to%22&ctab=0&geo=US&date=all
world-wide: sex trumps… "how to" ranks high… and myspace is climbing
Property Value says, “what?”
April 25, 2006
Rinaldi Blvd. upgrades to cost $4 million
The Poughkeepsie Common Council was briefed Monday night as to what improvements would be made under a proposal to upgrade and redevelop Rinaldi Boulevard along the city’s waterfront.
The $4 million price tag will have to be bonded, providing the city common council approves the concept in the future, said council Chairman Brian Doyle.
“And that’s what’s to be considered; the extent to which these improvements would boost business and boost those types of revenues as an offset to whatever expenses might be associated with the project,” he said.
Among the proposed upgrades are new lighting, parking and median landscaping.
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Sick raccoon is killed (thx 4 coming 2 wrk 2day pkjrnl)
March 30, 2006
PoughkeepsieJournal.com – Sick raccoon is killed
Monday, March 27, 2006
Sick raccoon is killed
A Sunday morning standoff in the City of Poughkeepsie ended with a raccoon dead.
At about 11 a.m., city police responded to a call for a sick raccoon outside 174 Mill St. Manny Gronenthal reported the animal as he was walking out the door of his friend's apartment building to get to his car.
"I came out and and it was just outside stumbling," said Gronenthal, who works with the Dutchess County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. "It looked skinny and was looking around, like it was crazy. I deal with animals. I've never dealt with a raccoon before, but I can tell when something is wrong."
Gronenthal said the raccoon, which he described as a full-sized adult, stumbled into a parking lot on North Perry Street.
Gronenthal didn't join police at the scene, but said he heard a gunshot moments later. City police declined to say how the animal was disposed of Sunday night.
Who are the “must wash hands” signs really for??
March 29, 2006
Has anyone else ever noticed the signs that say "All employees must wash hands / lavese las manos" or whatever in restaurant bathrooms?
What is the function of those signs?
Are they a reminder to employees to wash their hands?
Are they an annoucenment to guests?
Why… whywhywhy…. are they NEVER on the door… near the toilet… or anywhere a reminder should be?
They're ALWAYS on the soap… on the mirror… places where only people ALREADY WASHING THEIR HANDS are going to see them.
What these signs really say to me is: Hey… you there… the one already washing your hands… you seem to care about hygiene… just.. u kno.. fyi… our employees do too… they're clean… they're just like you… everything is fine…
that or:
good job employee… way to remember on your own the right thing to do.. that which is consistent with what is expected of everyone else that works here… way to go…
but what if I was a one time dirtbag scumbag guest and didn't wash my hands? should I always wonder and assume that the employees are all one time dirtbag scumbag(s) like me?
if it's a general announcement to the world… why not put it more prominently up in the bathroom at least… or even… outside the bathroom…. on the front door by the visa logo mayhaps? a big sticker on the faces of the employees.. how about that?
when I step into the french quarter, I'd wear it with pride… I wash my fuckin hands…
but seriously tho… they're like… faux reminder bullshit… they're there to give the impression of a reminder… that's stands a shady announcement when really it accomplishes neither… the opposite in fact… all it says is… "this only reminds people already washing their hands… you're taking a chance here… our employees… they're human… they're rushed… they're stressed… they're forgetful… and you know what? they MIGHT just be making your food with hands caked in pud slime… "
THAT's what they tell me anyway…








