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I'm thinking of sending a postcard to all my customers to thank them and offer them the discount if they return and place another order through me. It would also apply to friends and family. I'm just not sure how to briefly express it in an attention getting manner. I'm thinking of having the postcards made someplace like Staples.

For example it shut own before I was able to complete this question and I had to start over.

By event I mean a single act in a given day such as Bobby Thompson's homerun.

We'd like to do a little dancing and have dinner. We're in our 50's we just met.

I've parked most recently on Roosevelt Ave under the subway and out near the tennis center and walked over. I understand the U.S. open is over so I'm hoping parking over there will be o.k. I don't care how far I walk. How is parking out near the World's Fair Marina? I'm coming from Long Island.

I'm coming from Long Island. I'm leaving from after work and the Long Island railroad schedules aren't convenient without my missing the first 30-45 minutes of the game. I'm hoping I can drive directly from work on Long Island and park near a subway station.

I don't need bedding, just something to hold up the box spring and mattress.

We don't have SNY here.

I'm 50, single, white

I'm thinking of the Garden City Hotel or the Huntington Hilton, maybe the Long Island Marriot. Would those be good choices? If anyone has any other ideas I'd love to hear them.

I'll be in the area between Hicksville and Hauppauge

His regular season stats while very,very good won't blow you away. Will his being at or near the top in so many post season batting categories get him in?

Is there a website where I can find dealers invoice cost?

I'm trying to put pics on a dating site. They're just ordinary pictures shot with a sony digital camera. Its a little bit of an older camera, is it possible I need a new one?

I'm looking for an ordinary Italian restaurant that makes their own pasta for dishes like spaghetti and meatballs. I'm in Jersey so any places there would be great but I'd love to hear about any.

Ty Cobb did it 54 times. I'll bet if you added up the final career total of every player now active it wouldn't come out to 54. Has the game changed drastically? For example were pitchers more apt to wind up with a runner on 3rd in Cobb's day, thereby making it easier to steal home? Or has the strategy of wait for the the big inning and the homerun become so prevalent that the steal of home is considered an unwise strategy on most occasions? I think the image of Jackie Robinson stealing home in the World Series against the Yankees - you've probably seen the footage of Yogi arguing the call- is unforgettable and the steal of home is certainly an exciting play.

We're casual hikers, we just go out in our running shoes and enjoy a good trail for a 2-4 hours.

We're not high level, we just go in our running shoes carry a couple bottles of water and go out for 2-4 hours.