"We're continuing unprecedented efforts at public outreach, responding to local communities and giving as much notice as possible on key dates in this project," said Andy Byford, the president of New York City Transit, which oversees the subways.
But her endorsements did not gain much notice until she weighed in on the South Carolina governor's race, helping to vault Nikki Haley from the bottom rung of candidates to the winner of the Republican nomination last month.
The Edison is peculiar, though, because even as the neighborhood surrounding it became, well, more like a Jersey mall — welcome, Sunglass Hut, American Eagle, and Guy Fieri's American Kitchen and Bar — the old place hung on, without much notice, without much change.
The Edison is peculiar, though, because even as the neighborhood surrounding it became, well, more like a Jersey mall welcome, Sunglass Hut, American Eagle, and Guy Fieri's American Kitchen and Bar the old place hung on, without much notice, without much change.
It depends on how much notice they had, what they were doing before, their rank, their nature, if they lost leave, if they have left children on summer holidays behind.
Earlier this month, the New York Daily News, the fifth-largest newspaper in the U.S., revealed that it intends to drop AP services in 2009 unless the two sides can reach a compromise on how much notice AP requires for termination of services.
Most camps fall somewhere in the middle, depending on how much notice you provide. 5. Tipping - It's not just for paper boys anymore.
But no-one is taking much notice.
No one seemed to take much notice.
