31-12-2003 06:26									#1
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Yellow Pages were just delivered to my apartment complex here in Atlanta. I just can't help wondering if JohnT had any involvement.

	31-12-2003 06:29									#2
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Depends. We have a delivery going on in the Gwinnett county area (Lawrenceville, Snellville, Dacula, Grayson). If you live there, then yes.

If not, and it's the Bell South book, then no. They are delivered by Directory Distributing Associates, Inc. My parents company delivers the Metro book in the Atlanta area (that's a nice contract - 4 deliveries, 3.3 million books).

	31-12-2003 06:31									#3
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Dacula and Grayson you say... are you sure you misplaced the r? Suppose you meant Dracula and Gayson... ?

	31-12-2003 06:32									#4
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Falls on the floor at Pekka's wit. Never, NEVER heard that one before!

	31-12-2003 06:33									#5
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Bell South, and I'm on the border between Fulton and DeKalb counties

	31-12-2003 06:35									#6
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Hey, when did you move to Atlanta?

And whereabouts? The border of Fulton and DeKalb is long ;D.

	31-12-2003 06:35									#7
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Ahhh. How was it delivered? Did they leave them by your door, or did the lazy bastard drop off a bunch of them by the cluster boxes (if your complex has cluster mailboxes, that is)?

	31-12-2003 06:38									#8
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I thought you two had started a relationship or something.

	31-12-2003 06:40									#9
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It's a love that will last the femtoseconds.

	31-12-2003 06:56									#10
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Left by the cluster boxes.

I sort of moved to Atlanta (Druid Hills neighborhood) in Nov. However, I still work in the San Francisco area (Cupertino). I say sort of because I travel all the time and am hardly ever in one place enough to really say that I live anywhere.

	31-12-2003 06:57									#11
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Sorry bastards. They're supposed to leave them by the door.

	31-12-2003 07:01									#12
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My parents company also delivers the Valley Yellow Pages, which releases books in SF and Cupertino.

	31-12-2003 07:03									#13
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quote: I sort of moved to Atlanta (Druid Hills neighborhood) in Nov

Hey cool... I live on North Druid Hills Road... so I'm actually not that far from ya. Working in SF, living in ATL? Wow... that's a HELL of a commute!

	31-12-2003 07:04									#14
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And he gets truly shiity traffic in both locales!

	31-12-2003 07:08									#15
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At least SF has a half-way decent mass transit system.

	31-12-2003 07:11									#16
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Tragically, it doesn't take him to Atlanta.

	31-12-2003 07:14									#17
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That's called Amtrack and it isn't any of the way decent .

	31-12-2003 07:23									#18
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Only in San Francisco itself. Cupertino is nearly 40 miles away from my place in San Francisco. Takes just over an hour to drive 1 way. Used to take about 50 minutes, but traffic has gotten worse in the last month. Economy must be getting better because more people are commuting to and from work, making the traffic worse.

	31-12-2003 07:27									#19
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One of my clients (for my other company) lives in Santa Rosa. What's that area like?

	31-12-2003 07:38									#20
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Santa Rosa is about an hours drive north of SF in Marin County (across the Golden Gate Bridge). It is a more rural area than SF, but not really rural when compared to places like Iowa. At the same time, there are gritty parts that seem industrial. It is definitely a poorer area with a lot more hispanic immigrants living there. My wife used to do a genetics clinic there about once a month and she tended to see poorer patients, so that might be clouding my impression of the place.

	31-12-2003 07:39									#21
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Huh. And here I was thinking it was full of vineyards and stuff.

	31-12-2003 07:58									#22
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It is close to the Napa and Sonoma valleys, and there are some well off people who live in Santa Rosa who are associated with the wine business, but it is not really in Napa or Sonoma.

	31-12-2003 08:13									#23
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No very much to do I see.


Spec.

	31-12-2003 08:18									#24
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I'm just an inherently fascinating person...

	31-12-2003 21:03									#25
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pchang, you suck. You shoulda met Imran and me for beers.

	31-12-2003 21:03									#26
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT I'm just an inherently fascinating person...

And sexy

	01-01-2004 06:05									#27
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara pchang, you suck. You shoulda met Imran and me for beers.

I was on an airplane at the time.

	01-01-2004 06:11									#28
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quote: Originally posted by pchang Only in San Francisco itself. Cupertino is nearly 40 miles away from my place in San Francisco. Takes just over an hour to drive 1 way. Used to take about 50 minutes, but traffic has gotten worse in the last month. Economy must be getting better because more people are commuting to and from work, making the traffic worse.

That's way you need to live in The City and work on The Peninsula - It shortends you commute dramatically!

Avoid the bridges at all costs!

	01-01-2004 06:21									#29
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the mass transit system in the bay area sucks. its cost prohibitive for a lot of people and has terrible time tables. The peninsula especially is devoid of any meaningful public transportation.

after moving to seattle and getting used to their mass transit i am even more bitter about the bay area.

	01-01-2004 06:32									#30
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quote: Originally posted by Wittlich That's way you need to live in The City and work on The Peninsula - It shortends you commute dramatically! Avoid the bridges at all costs!

I do live in the city and work on the peninsula. At least part of the time, but not for too much longer.

Public transportation in San Francisco itself is pretty good. On the peninsula it is quite sparse. In Marin it is negligible. In the East Bay, if you are close to Bart, it is ok. If not, then it is bad.