work pride
From: "Curt"
To: "Hunt Valley"
Subject: FW: Shawan Plaza store
Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:24:31 -0500
Brians,
Great work,
This is what Trademark Customer Service is all about!!!
Great effort
-----Original Message-----
From: Beverly
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 9:43 AM
To: curt
Subject: Shawan Plaza store
Dear Curt,
I left a voice mail for you but thought I should take
a minute to put this in writing. As I own by
business, I have employees and do realize the
importance of good customer/ client service. It is
what makes my business run and continue to grow.
Employees like Brian S and Brian K
exemplify this . It seems as though "service" is
becoming more difficult to find. After attempt at
many other paint stores, I decided to check out your
Hunt valley store. I cannot say enough about the
professionalism, kindness and overall concern of these
2 guys. What ever you are paying them - - it's
probably not enough. Please convey my appreciation to
them. They have and are continuing to give me an
incredible amount of help! thanks, bev
From: "Curt"
To: "Hunt Valley"
Subject: FW: Shawan Plaza store
Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:24:31 -0500
Brians,
Great work,
This is what Trademark Customer Service is all about!!!
Great effort
-----Original Message-----
From: Beverly
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 9:43 AM
To: curt
Subject: Shawan Plaza store
Dear Curt,
I left a voice mail for you but thought I should take
a minute to put this in writing. As I own by
business, I have employees and do realize the
importance of good customer/ client service. It is
what makes my business run and continue to grow.
Employees like Brian S and Brian K
exemplify this . It seems as though "service" is
becoming more difficult to find. After attempt at
many other paint stores, I decided to check out your
Hunt valley store. I cannot say enough about the
professionalism, kindness and overall concern of these
2 guys. What ever you are paying them - - it's
probably not enough. Please convey my appreciation to
them. They have and are continuing to give me an
incredible amount of help! thanks, bev
Dolls vs. Mods, Night Terrors vs. Speed Regime, OMG it's a-gonna be exciting!!!!!!!!! Can Speed Regime preserve their undefeated record against the 2006 champion Night Terrors after the departure of Berzerker and the sidelining of Buzz Kill? Can the Junkyard Dolls, now skating with Dolly Rocket on the roster, hold off the Mobtown Mods, bolstered by the debut of Holly Go Hardly and the return of Lady Quebeaum? Only one way to find out -- be there this Sunday!
Don't forget the lowdown on the parking.
Pick up your tix at any
of these fine establishments:
Atomic Books - (Hampden)
Reptilian Records - (Remington/Chas. Village)
bluehouse - (Fells Point/Inner Harbor)
Patterson Perk - (umm, in Patterson Park!)
Celebrated Summer Records - (Towson)
Flesh Tattoo Company - (Fallston)
or grab 'em online:
Deets:
Sunday, September 16 (7:00PM -- Doors open at 6PM):
Putty Hill Skateland
(address and map)
Prices:
$12 (regular)
$20 VIP ($15 in advance)
$6 for children ages 9-12
Kids 8 and under are FREE at the door!
After Party: right after the bout, come join CCRG at Tully's, just across the road at 7934 Belair Rd, in the Giant Shopping Plaza!
i am looking for a zippo style lighter that matches this cigarette case - any help is greatly appreciated
BALTIMORE COMIC-CON!!!
http://www.comicon.com/baltimore
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 8 & 9
BALTIMORE CONVENTION CENTER
AN UNBELIEVABLE GUEST LIST!
SERGIO ARAGONES | Dick Ayers | Kyle Baker | David Michael Beck | Tom Brevoort | Michael Broussard | Kurt Busiek | Jim Calafiore | Jerry Carr | Tommy Castillo | C.B. Cebulski | Bernard Chang | Howard Chaykin | Sean Chen | Mark Chiarello | FRANK CHO | Steve Conley | Amanda Conner | Todd Dezago | Dan DiDio | Tommy Lee Edwards | Rich Faber | Al Feldstein | DAVID FINCH | John Gallagher | Ron Garney | MICHAEL GOLDEN| Jimmy Gownley | Randy Green | Cully Hamner | Dean Haspiel | Tariq Hasson | Marc Hempel | Rich Henn | Adam Hughes | Chris Ivy| James Jean | Georges Jeanty | J.G. Jones | Joe Jusko | Ken Kelly | Leonard Kirk | Barry Kitson | Rich Koslowski | Adam Kubert | Andy Kubert | JOE KUBERT | Scott Kurtz | Greg LaRocque | Eric Larson | JIM LEE (Sunday only) | Norman Lee | John Paul Leon | John Lucas | Ron Marz | Sean McKeever | Mark McKenna | Bob McLeod | Pop Mhan | MIKE MIGNOLA | Jeffrey Moy | Mark Morales | Doug Murray | Scott Neely | Steve Niles | Phil Noto | Mike Oeming | Jimmy Palmiotti | Andrew Pepoy | David Petersen | Brandon Peterson | Keith Pollard | Paul Pope | Eric Powell | Tom Raney | Kenneth Rocafort | JOHN ROMITA JR. | JOHN ROMITA SR. | Don Rosa | Craig Rousseau | Stephane Roux | Andy Runton | Scott Sava | Alex Saviuk | JIM SHOOTER | Louise Simonson | Walter Simonson | Andy Smith | John K Snyder III| Chris Sprouse | Jim Starlin | Brian Stelfreeze | Paul D. Storrie | Karl Story | Mark Texeira | Herb Trimpe | Dean Trippe| Tim Truman | Billy Tucci | Tim Vigil | Dexter Vines | Neil Vokes | Mark Waid | Mark Wheatley | Ron Wilson | Kelly Yates | and many many more!!!
SHOW HOURS:
SATURDAY 10-6 SUNDAY 10-5
http://www.comicon.com/baltimore
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 8 & 9
BALTIMORE CONVENTION CENTER
AN UNBELIEVABLE GUEST LIST!
SERGIO ARAGONES | Dick Ayers | Kyle Baker | David Michael Beck | Tom Brevoort | Michael Broussard | Kurt Busiek | Jim Calafiore | Jerry Carr | Tommy Castillo | C.B. Cebulski | Bernard Chang | Howard Chaykin | Sean Chen | Mark Chiarello | FRANK CHO | Steve Conley | Amanda Conner | Todd Dezago | Dan DiDio | Tommy Lee Edwards | Rich Faber | Al Feldstein | DAVID FINCH | John Gallagher | Ron Garney | MICHAEL GOLDEN| Jimmy Gownley | Randy Green | Cully Hamner | Dean Haspiel | Tariq Hasson | Marc Hempel | Rich Henn | Adam Hughes | Chris Ivy| James Jean | Georges Jeanty | J.G. Jones | Joe Jusko | Ken Kelly | Leonard Kirk | Barry Kitson | Rich Koslowski | Adam Kubert | Andy Kubert | JOE KUBERT | Scott Kurtz | Greg LaRocque | Eric Larson | JIM LEE (Sunday only) | Norman Lee | John Paul Leon | John Lucas | Ron Marz | Sean McKeever | Mark McKenna | Bob McLeod | Pop Mhan | MIKE MIGNOLA | Jeffrey Moy | Mark Morales | Doug Murray | Scott Neely | Steve Niles | Phil Noto | Mike Oeming | Jimmy Palmiotti | Andrew Pepoy | David Petersen | Brandon Peterson | Keith Pollard | Paul Pope | Eric Powell | Tom Raney | Kenneth Rocafort | JOHN ROMITA JR. | JOHN ROMITA SR. | Don Rosa | Craig Rousseau | Stephane Roux | Andy Runton | Scott Sava | Alex Saviuk | JIM SHOOTER | Louise Simonson | Walter Simonson | Andy Smith | John K Snyder III| Chris Sprouse | Jim Starlin | Brian Stelfreeze | Paul D. Storrie | Karl Story | Mark Texeira | Herb Trimpe | Dean Trippe| Tim Truman | Billy Tucci | Tim Vigil | Dexter Vines | Neil Vokes | Mark Waid | Mark Wheatley | Ron Wilson | Kelly Yates | and many many more!!!
SHOW HOURS:
SATURDAY 10-6 SUNDAY 10-5
CP Trash
I was dismayed to see many Camel Signature Blends advertisements littering the street surrounding the yellow City Paper pick-up boxes. This advertisement, albeit colorful and attractive, was of a size that allowed it to easily slide out of the paper and onto the ground. In addition, it seems many of our fellow denizens thought it beyond their responsibility to pick up after themselves.
I suggest requiring insert advertisements that fold into the City Paper at the crease or requiring insert advertisements that may be of the same size as the paper and therefore less likely to slide out. I enjoy reading the print form of City Paper weekly, as well as smoking Camels from time to time. If last week's rubbish continues, I may decide to smoke Camels less and read City Paper exclusively online.
http://citypaper.com/news/story.asp?id=13763
I was dismayed to see many Camel Signature Blends advertisements littering the street surrounding the yellow City Paper pick-up boxes. This advertisement, albeit colorful and attractive, was of a size that allowed it to easily slide out of the paper and onto the ground. In addition, it seems many of our fellow denizens thought it beyond their responsibility to pick up after themselves.
I suggest requiring insert advertisements that fold into the City Paper at the crease or requiring insert advertisements that may be of the same size as the paper and therefore less likely to slide out. I enjoy reading the print form of City Paper weekly, as well as smoking Camels from time to time. If last week's rubbish continues, I may decide to smoke Camels less and read City Paper exclusively online.
http://citypaper.com/news/story.asp?id=13763
when you wrong someone, its very difficult to make up for. and if its within your circle of friends, well that can hinder and help. i guess its just good to know where one stands and then that becomes a place to work from towards a repaired or improved relationship. out of sight/out of mind isnt an ideal starting point, but its better than nothing. now what... fimilarity breaks down resentment, i guess.
four words
charm city roller girls
i was driving home down belair road and contemplating seeing ff at the beltway movies. as i approached rossvile blvd, i see two cute girls driving next to me in a blue matrix. i try to catch their eye, but they pull into the dennys parking lot. as i watch them pull away, i notice both the dennys and skateland parking lots are all full. then an add from the citypaper flashes in my mind.
charm city roller girls
saturday august 26
just my luck it was around 7 pm. my curiosity and a prior recommendation from my dj friend neska was enough to seal the deal.
it was difficult to find parking but a short walk was all that was required. the door price was twelve bones, enough to possibly turn me away. the crowd and a glimpse of an ambulance parked at the ready outside, however, assured me a good time was to be had inside.
it took a couple rounds to get used to the scoring, but only because of the fast pace. check the rules out at http://www.charmcityrollergirls.com/about/wftda.php . the rest was a smashin, bashin, rockin good time! all of these girls are beautiful as well as skillful. many of them covered in tattoos and wearing modified uniforms. [think suicide girls wearing skates, short short dresses, kneepads and helmets] some favorite names come to mind, such as: cherrylicious, joy collision, buzz kill, and psycho78. the music was diverse and punky. fortunately it added to the game play instead of detracting or overpowering the action.
ladies and gentlemen, i know where i will be sunday september 16th!
http://myspace.com/charmcityrollergirls
charm city roller girls
i was driving home down belair road and contemplating seeing ff at the beltway movies. as i approached rossvile blvd, i see two cute girls driving next to me in a blue matrix. i try to catch their eye, but they pull into the dennys parking lot. as i watch them pull away, i notice both the dennys and skateland parking lots are all full. then an add from the citypaper flashes in my mind.
charm city roller girls
saturday august 26
just my luck it was around 7 pm. my curiosity and a prior recommendation from my dj friend neska was enough to seal the deal.
it was difficult to find parking but a short walk was all that was required. the door price was twelve bones, enough to possibly turn me away. the crowd and a glimpse of an ambulance parked at the ready outside, however, assured me a good time was to be had inside.
it took a couple rounds to get used to the scoring, but only because of the fast pace. check the rules out at http://www.charmcityrollergirls.com/about/wftda.php . the rest was a smashin, bashin, rockin good time! all of these girls are beautiful as well as skillful. many of them covered in tattoos and wearing modified uniforms. [think suicide girls wearing skates, short short dresses, kneepads and helmets] some favorite names come to mind, such as: cherrylicious, joy collision, buzz kill, and psycho78. the music was diverse and punky. fortunately it added to the game play instead of detracting or overpowering the action.
ladies and gentlemen, i know where i will be sunday september 16th!
http://myspace.com/charmcityrollergirls
Ascension
every Friday at Club Orpheus
Dj's Chewka, Fractured, and Lady Kele-De
Gothic, Darkwave, Ethereal, Industrial, Retro 80's and Synthpop.
Open from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. $3 for 21+ and $6 for 18-20
1003 East Pratt Street Baltimore
http://marylandascension.com
every Friday at Club Orpheus
Dj's Chewka, Fractured, and Lady Kele-De
Gothic, Darkwave, Ethereal, Industrial, Retro 80's and Synthpop.
Open from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. $3 for 21+ and $6 for 18-20
1003 East Pratt Street Baltimore
http://marylandascension.com
ok... so i never know what to write... um.... life always seems so busy. i start these thing and never continue them. why is it so easy to start and finish a bottle of vodka or wine yet it is difficult to continue writing a journal. life is so busy? my commute sucks. it is snowing and i like the snow. i love when the landscape is pained and you can see the skeleton of the world. i need to get a car but i am happy, i think. at least content. yeah.. content. no, wait... suicidal. but happy because ascension is in two days and next thursday starts telekon.
