I hate those people who have a seat for the entire ride but then feel that they have to get up, long before the train has reached the station, and squeeze through all the standees so they can be the first one out the door. Truly, irrevocable douches.

I'm guessing that's because much of her menu is hearty, and there's probably more of a demand for those sorts of dishes in the fall and winter months.

Dear Fellow Obama Supporters,

My name is TaLisa Sheppard and I am a member of Ohio Women for Obama and a volunteer organizer in Columbus, Ohio. Our group is calling for people across the nation to help deliver Pennsylvania for Obama by contributing to our Post Card Campaign. We want women in PA to know that they do not have to buy into the hype to vote for Hilary simply because she is a women. We want women in Pennsylvania to know that in-spite of the political pundits view, there a thousands of women across this nation who have supported Obama. This Post Card Campaign will be used strategically with local PA GOTV efforts.

Our Post Card Campaign is simple and will add a personal touch to Obama's message - this is a voter to voter - woman to woman effort that will be focused on undecideds. We want them to know, that there are other women across this nation who believe in Obama's message of unity and hope and that it is okay for women to vote for him! Below highlights the scope of this campaign.

Pass It On: Write Postcards for Barack

You are invited to join women volunteers across the US in writing postcards to women in Pennsylvania that asks for their vote for Barack Obama. The goal is to write at least 100,000 postcards by April 7th - together we can achieve this goal!

If you want to participate or if your want to help coordinate postcard writing in your area, send us an e-mail at talisa_sheppard@myway.com or you may call us toll free at 800-557-6196

Here is how to participate in 3 easy steps:

STEP ONE: Individually or with other women in your community, purchase 10 or more postcards for each of you to write along with post card stamps. If possible, purchase postcards that represent your city or state.

STEP TWO: If writing postcards in a group, have a Postcard Party to get them all written and posted at the same time. Each postcard message should be brief and to the point - no more than 2-4 sentences. The following provides sample language:

Dear Fellow Voter, I voted (or I am voting) for Barack Obama for President because he is the best candidate to bring our country together to solve the problems we are facing. This is the type of leadership we need right now. I hope that you will vote for Barack too.

Sincerely, (Sign Your Name, City and State)

STEP THREE: Put stamps on each card, leave the return address and mailing address areas on each card blank (the cards will be addressed by volunteers), and mail all of your postcards together in an envelope(s) or box to:

WFO - Women For Obama Post Card Campaign 193 E. Rich Street Columbus, Ohio 43215

Please mail your postcards no later than Monday, April 7th.

But then again, I once sat next to a guy smoking crack on the subway. I was one of only three people who ran off the car at the next stop. I guess everyone else was too lazy. So, I can't really complain about the PATH.

Well, since we're going to reopen this topic, I'd like to address my PATH nemesis, who is any man who deems it appropriate to sit with his legs spread in a wide open V, thus forcing me to keep my thighs uncomfortably pressed together to avoid leg-to-leg contact. Seriously! We all have our 18 inches of seat, please don't cross the line into my area.

Grovester, I think I've encountered her, too. Whenever I see her, I just move to another section of the platform, away from her. Admittedly that's not easy when she's standing right by the bottom of the stairs, blocking your access just when a train is about to close its doors. I always think to myself: Gosh, what a sad way to live life - to be so angry that the highlight of your day is trying to piss off as many people as possible on a train platform.

To the woman who pretended to not hear me as I said "excuse me" three times with increasing volume as she insisted on standing directly in front of the train entrance on the Grove Street station platform and made me miss my train this morning:

You are on notice!

The next time I see you on Grove Street and you insist on blocking the doorway, be prepared to be pushed aside because I won't be as nice.

And that goes for anyone who insists on blocking the train entrance during rush hour.

Sincerely,
jc_insomniac

I'm amazed at all of these entries here regarding the service at my favorite diner The Brownstone. We have been going since the days it was The Newport - we go at least once a week for the past 9 years - have NEVER had an issue! The BEST pancakes in the whole town! I've shared dishes with my boyfriend for years - never have been charged. Service has always been good to excellent. The family knows us - knows us well - and have always been treated great there. The pancakes are great, but also the dinners are wonderful. The pasta dishes, the salads, etc etc etc! The Brownstone is always busy - has been for years. I'm just so surprised at all of the many negative things being said here on this page.

"On a scale of very important being 1 and not important being 4, how do you feel about the following questions i.e. Taxes, crimes, schools etc."

That wasn't really a push poll,it was more than likely trying to find out what are Healys major weaknesses.

Meanwhile, in presidential polling, it's being found that Democratic houses are divided with husbands lining up behind Sen. Barack Obama and wives in staunch support of Sen. Hillary Clinton.

3. In my friend's case, the men rang her doorbell and when she didn't answer (because she didn't know the individuals at her door), they kicked the door down to gain entry into her home.