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Personal Business; Traumatized Workers Look for Healing on the Job
By ABBY ELLIN
Published: September 30, 2001
SHERYL HICKS was never the sort of person to call a doctor. If she had a major ache, she usually suffered in silence. And she most certainly would never have called her company's employee assistance program, the mechanism for receiving emotional and psychological support in the workplace, even if she did have a worry on her mind.
''They say it's confidential, but who really knows?'' asked Ms. Hicks, 55, an administrative assistant at the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, whose offices had been at 130 Broadway and Liberty Street, near the World Trade Center. ''I wasn't going to tell them my business.''
But then, she had never experienced anything like the terror attacks on Sept. 11. ''I watched the whole thing from my 33rd-floor office window,'' Ms. Hicks said.
She had never seen bodies fall from the 110-story twin towers, or planes slam into the buildings and cause them to crumble. She had never been covered with jet fuel, as she was when she fled the area, or been plagued by what she called ''Technicolor flashbacks.''
''Every time I talked to people they wanted details, which made it worse for me,'' said Ms. Hicks, who lives on Staten Island and now commutes to a temporary office in Madison, N.J. ''I had so much anger about what had happened to my life and the lives of so many people and the city where I've worked for 36 years.''
So when her company's human resources department referred her to Sharon Dougherty, a licensed clinical social worker, Ms. Hicks said, ''I went to meet her as soon as I could.''
''I was in so much pain,'' she added, ''I'd do anything to get out of it.''
Ms. Dougherty is president of Priority Consulting, a Glen Ridge, N.J., company that helps run employee assistance programs, or E.A.P.'s, for companies.
Ms. Hicks is one of many people who would have shunned E.A.P.'s in the past but are now taking advantage of them -- and seeing them in a new light. Typically, only 4 percent to 8 percent of eligible workers use them, according to industry data. Employees like Ms. Hicks were not only concerned about confidentiality (conversations between employees and counselors are, in fact, intended to be confidential) but also reluctant to discuss their problems with strangers.
Participation, though, is growing and it is expected to increase in the next few months, and perhaps for years to come. Many employers are depending on E.A.P. counselors to address workplace fears after the attacks, which have hurt morale, and in some cases, productivity. Past studies have also shown that E.A.P.'s have helped contain costs for workers' compensation.
E.A.P.'s were started in the early 1970's to help employees and their families deal with substance abuse and marital, family and workplace issues. The programs are now available to about 62 million Americans, through internal departments or outside consultants on contract. Dr. Richard A. Chaifetz, the chairman and chief executive of the ComPsych Corporation, an employee assistance provider based in Chicago, said that nearly all Fortune 500 companies and more than half of midsize companies had E.A.P.'s.
Within hours of the Sept. 11 attacks, telephones at E.A.P.'s across the country rang nonstop with questions from human resource managers about how to handle employee concerns. Corporate managers began bringing in counselors and organizing staff meetings and counseling sessions. While exact figures were hard to come by, the Society for Human Resource Management said that about half of the members it surveyed last week offered E.A.P. services after the attack and that nearly one in five brought counselors on site.
All employees at ESPN offices in the New York metropolitan area, for example, were given contact numbers for counselors for group or individual sessions two days after the attacks. Within 24 hours, the human resources division of PricewaterhouseCoopers received 17 requests from client companies about what their E.A.P.'s should be doing to help. The Walt Disney Company added crisis counselors to its cruise ship, Disney Magic. At Claremont Partners, a consortium of E.A.P.'s that is based in Alameda, Calif., call volume has risen 40 percent nationwide since the attacks; at ComPsych, which deployed 80 full-time counselors to New York area companies, it is up ''1,000 percent,'' Dr. Chaifetz said.
PROFESSIONAL organizations are also offering help. The American Management Association is holding free workshops for managers and human resources professionals to address emotional reactions. The Association of Flight Attendants has started a hot line on which an E.A.P. representative provides information to members, families and friends about mental health professionals in their areas.
Other examples of assistance abound. Cigna HealthCare is making its E.A.P. services available to anyone, and the Caron Foundation, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Wernersville, Pa., is contacting businesses affected most by the attacks and offering free workshops on grief management and substance abuse.


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I bought this car in 2006 with 50k miles.Since then I had to repair something every few months.So far I put an additional 8k miles on the car Now the rear brakes locked and the whole car got real low so I guess that is brakes ,struts and springs . Oh well . It is not a Toyota that's for sure. The person I bought it from took care of the car diligently so it's not like it was neglected. He bought a Toyota and I sold my 1990 Camry after I bought this lemon.
This truck i use for drywalling and painting in the construction industry. I put these types of truck to work and I have been happy to own a dodge ram 1500. A good work truck the secret to keepin it running with excellent power and strength it gettin an oil change every 3 months even if it does not have the 3,000 miles on it just change the oil every 3 months. I love my dodge ram 1500 2007 very satisfied. great work truck and luxury vehicle.
Fine machine. bought this car new. had an issue with the throttle position sensor after a few months. dealership fixed it and haven't had any trouble since.
does good
This is preliminary due to the fact I had a prior owner that didn't show it much love - I have a little making up to do and discovery of what she needs for love at this point! All in all solid, good car!
I HAVE (2) FULL SIZE JEEP J-10 P/Us (77 AND 79) (1) 94 GRAND CHEROKEE WITH 250,OOO MILES STILL RUNNIG WELL. I HAD A 1987 CHEROKEE SPORT FOR 12 YEARS AND TRADED IT FOR A 2001 SPORT IT NOW HAS 120,000 AND A BAD HEAD GASKET WHICH I AM REPLACING NOW AND PLAN TO DRIVE TILL IT DIES FOREVER OR I DIE WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. WITH MY EXPERIENCE IN JEEPS I FEEL WITH PROPER MAINTENANCE A JEEP WILL LAST FOR MANY YEARS AS LONG AS PARTS ARE AVAILIBLE.
I have had this car for 2 years with NO problems! I would buy a newer denali in the future!
Amazing in the snow :D
Looks good
last forever
easy to maintain
Looks good
last forever
easy to maintain
pretty nice riding car .it is not good on gas at all .but then again no suv are good on gas .
I've had my car since 2004 and bought it was 34,000 miles. It now has 107,000. While I have had to replace an awful lot in the past three years, this has been a good reliable car. I have had the driver's window motor replaced three times, the a/c went out in 2008 and my dash is also cracked in three places. These are all characteristics of this make/model/year. The window motors are inexpensive if you can find someone to install it correctly for you (the dealership installed my 2nd one wrong). I have had to replace my tires twice and my front breaks every year. I've never replaced my back brakes but need to now...I have owned the car 6 years. I agree the cupholders are in a stupid place but all-in-all I love this car. It's my 3rd Chevy!!!
I tolly agree with Chitown,this is a wonderful machine.I look at new CTS and say baby is just your Hertiage!!!!!!!!!
I ran the car into the ground at about 300k. it was a great car the whole time i owned it. i think the first problem i had was at 200k, and the speedometer cable broke...i moved it to a wet snowy area after many years in socal. great car.
What a gutless wonder. It is loud, and handles like a bucket of water. the seats are not comfortable. This car has just reminded me to keep buying american.
I have a 2001 ZX3 with 300k on it. i have only had to replace the fule pump, and a motor mount. other than that only normal driving issues. i am a gm girl, but i have to say that ford finally got it right with the small car.
wonderful car!!! i can not say more than that, it is a great car
I personelly think is one of the best cars of its type for doing perfornance modes to.
I've had this car for 8 years. 7 years longer than any other car I've ever owned. I've put over 100K on it with minimal problems during that time.. I had an electronic motor go out of the 4 wheel drive components twice, both times it was covered under warranty. I also had a piece of plastic trim crack on the rear like another review had mentioned. All in all, it's a great car and I'd even think about owning another one.
wonderful car! no problems
i have a 2005. never had a problem. love the car
I have 101,000 miles on my frontier. I still have the original battery and for the most part, the only real problem I have had is the check engine light. I have had the EGR cleaned out at about every 10K. I preform most maintenance myself and found the truck easy to work on. During my last visual inspection I do see the need for suspension parts.
This is my 2nd Nissan pick up in 20 years. The first one lasted 14 years with 153k before being totaled in an accident. I had pretty much the same luck with the first truck as I have had with this truck.
I would buy another frontier and would recommend it to a friend.
This is my 2nd Nissan pick up in 20 years. The first one lasted 14 years with 153k before being totaled in an accident. I had pretty much the same luck with the first truck as I have had with this truck.
I would buy another frontier and would recommend it to a friend.
Altho I love this truck, it has some problems. Suspension and steering could be tighter- poor turning radius. I've had about every problem described in common problems, but I've owned Fords before this, and would buy this truck again- or any other Chevy- before another Ford. With 193,000 on my beast, it still runs strong. I feel like I've gotten my money out of it and plan to keep repairing until it gives out completely. To me, they are all "maintenance" repairs anyway at this mileage.
Car is pretty good in all,, but doesn't brake good slides a
lot ,, hand brake freezes in cold weather,, doesn't have limited slip so wheels spin at every chance it gets , heat doesn't come up fast enough even when car has warmed up you have to turn up full blast until you have stared driven. The rear suspension sways to much on swift movements causing a fishtail like gesture ,,
lot ,, hand brake freezes in cold weather,, doesn't have limited slip so wheels spin at every chance it gets , heat doesn't come up fast enough even when car has warmed up you have to turn up full blast until you have stared driven. The rear suspension sways to much on swift movements causing a fishtail like gesture ,,
The car is a very good running car except for a few minor things,at 100k My inner bushings on tire rod started to go,starter is giving me problems.I don't beat on the car I actually baby it,driver side window motor has stopped working too.Its now 2010 and I only have 101k miles and the problems just keep coming.
Great car for the money.
I own a Pleasure-Way Excel TS Dodge Ram Van 3500 which is an RV, not a regular van. It sways on the highway. I have taken it to the Dodge dealer several times for repair. Never could fix this problem correctly. Also, ball joint pushed out on front passenger side and A frame needed to be replaced. But that is the mechanics fault, not the vehicle itself. Never really got to enjoy my van due to so many problems.
Great car! Very smooth ride. A pleasure to drive in both city and country. Handles really well on mountain roads and in the snow. My only complaint is that the towing capacity is only 2400 lbs. and I need a car with a much higher towing capacity.
I have had this car for only 3 1/2 yrs. It had high mileage but we knew it would still lsat a little longer. I was in desperate need of a bigger vehicle because my family grew unexpectantly. I absolutely love my van. I have only had minor repairs that were routine maintenance. (tires,oil,lightbulb out) I am at 243,000 miles and its still going strong. Hope it will keep this up for at least another year. Only downfall to this van is it is hard to locate all the parts because of the way the engine is set up. Other than that its perfect.
Bought used, leased XLE. Have already bought tires, transmission fluid change, brakes cleaned, left front strut leaking oil so it and the right strut (allegedly) were replaced with alignment. Now the right strut leaked all of its oil and is scheduled for replacement after only about 3,000 miles. Do you think it was replaced? Is there a problem with the front struts on these vehicles? The rear door struts were replaced twice on recall. The front struts were covered by my extended warranty. Mechanically I have lost confidence in this vehicle. It is a functional design, but I have incurred too much maintaince regarding suspension.
Love my car but she costs me a fortune!
This is a review of a 2004 XLT 4x4. With one big exception (for those who drive off-road or on rough gravel), this is a great pick-up. It runs well, drives good (except on studder bumps/washboard), handles just about anything you throw at it, is solid and dependable. For me the "fishtailing" was a huge concern -- since I drive on 35 miles of gravel on a daily basis. When the bed is unloaded, the truck is virtually impossible to handle when you drive across washboard. I know because this fishtailing action caused a roll-over. I was driving about 40-45 mph when I came across a section of dirt/gravel road which was rough (some people call it washboard, some studder bumps). The rear of the truck whipped around so quickly I couldn't make a correction....it felt as if a giant took ahold of the rear end and whipped it around; like the tailgate was trying to pass the hood. The truck slid into a ditch then rolled (from wheels to roof to wheels). Thankfully, I was belted in. The result is a tribute to the sturdy build of this little truck. The engine continued to run, all the lights worked (including dome -- even though the passenger side roof was crushed against the head rest) and the radio was still playing --- it was if nothing happened. I got my senses, retrieved all the stuff which flew out of the cab then drove on into work. Yes, after rolling this truck, I drove almost 40 miles to work. The truck didn't sputter, rattle, shake or shimmy....it continue to run great! The only "injury" I sustained was a tiny piece of glass in the top of my head.....no cuts or bruises! Amazing! Thank God.
If you avoid washboard (or keep a couple hundred pounds in the bed), then you'll be happy with this pick-up. I highly recommend it.
If you avoid washboard (or keep a couple hundred pounds in the bed), then you'll be happy with this pick-up. I highly recommend it.


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Match Grades: Houston vs FC Dallas
By Peter Welpton
FC Dallas fans must be filled with mixed emotions exiting an exhausting three-games-in-seven days stretch. How anyone could be unhappy with the string of point gathering (2nd only to LA) the team has achieved in the wake of Ferreira's injury is hard to understand. But, losing those two points in the waining minutes down in Houston, a team struggling to do much and a man down, is a bitter pill for even the most grateful of fans.
Hyndman has made lemonade from lemons now that his team is limited largely to the old bunker and counter. The attractive, patient, flowing passing game is gone - wrapped up in a cast along with David's ankle. Dallas is now a blue-collar, grinding, boot the ball long and chase beast. It's not pretty, but it is working, and in MLS a team's gotta do, what a team's gotta do.
It would be nice to see the team just try and possess the ball for a while. Dallas has pretty much given up trying to do that and now sports an average possession percentage of less than 40 to show for it. The question simply becomes, can Dallas sustain the defensive might that has sustained this streak until (if) David returns? With June, comes heat. With July comes, more heat. With August comes, soul crushing solar punishment. FCD would do itself a heap of good to figure out how to retain possession and allow the ball to do more of the work. Again, its hard to criticize the recent results...
As I type this a second MLS coach has been canned (Vancouver and now Chicago) and gives pause to consider how thankful FC Dallas fans should be that Hyndman is leading this squad. After Wednesday's win in Seattle when asked what was causing this undefeated streak,
the coach was quoted by Terry Wood
(Dallas Morning News) as responding straight-faced, "Coaching". Sure, Schellas was kidding, kinda, he's right. Hyndman's coaching of the mental aspects of the game are in full display. His tactical adjustments have come from need and parts, but the heart the team is demonstrating is pretty much all fall at the feet of the guy who loves a little, 'mind over body'.
(5 is an average performance, 10 is a world-class mindbender. Please note in my system, each player is held to a different standard based on their experience, position and expectation. ie: a Luna grade of "5" is likely different that a Milton grade of "5".)
Hartman: 8 - His near perfection on Wednesday was soiled with two outright defensive miscues. The 500+ minutes streak was largely his credit.
Jackson: 4 - Ribs, pending marriage, who cares… Just struggling and Hyndman's one player that teeters on a major mental f-up each week.
Warshaw: 5 - Other than the crushing mistake of losing his mark in the box, the rookie had a decent outing for his first start. But that one error…
Ugo: 9 - An outstanding week of three matches for the Dallas native. This grade is more a collective of the week. Just fantastic.
Loyd: 7 - There isn't a better athlete on the team, and that's driving his performances
Alexander: 5 - If Shea had converted that one sharp, slicing pass more people would notice how well he's been playing
Shea: 6 - Dangerous? Yes, but he also showed some wear from a long week with hard touches and poor shots. Overall, a super week.
Jacobson: 7 - Scored a header that wasn't as easy as appears and is really starting to cover a dramatic amount of ground in 90 minutes.
Hernandez: 6 - Dr Solid
Castillo: 5 - Speed is his friend, but tactical decisions really reduce his (and Marvin's) opportunities to use it to full effect
Chavez: 5 - Hard to grade because his effort and ground covered deserves a medal, but the one time FCD needed one last marking run he wasn't there and Houston scored.
Benitez: 4 - 1st game back, but forced his play w/ poor decision making
Milton: 5 - If healthy, you wonder if team can regularly get him the ball to hold up to build and vary the attack (put chavez back out on right)
Villar: n/a
Match Grade: B+ - Not a pretty game, and Houston's crappy small field makes for a lot of restarts. Last minute goals, even for the enemy always make for entertainment.
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Venezuela will take delivery in September of the first Iranian-built oil tanker with a capacity of 113,000 metric tons, Iran's Fars news agency reported.
A total of four Aframax-sized tankers of the same capacity are under construction with Iran Marine Industrial Co., known as Sadra, and will be delivered to Venezuela, state-run Fars reported, citing Reza Abdolmajid, an official in charge of Aframax tankers at the company. The ships are valued at 52 million euros ($66.12 million) each and are the first of their kind to be built in the Middle East, according to Fars.
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Beyond the bad first impression of the entryway sidewalk strewn with cigarette butts, the lobby and dining area of this Sleep was pleasant, bright, clean, and tasteful. Check in staff was friendly and professional. Small elevator had absolutely filthy carpet, but the room was very clean, spacious, and well appointed with a microwave, refrigerator, flat screen TV, and an easy chair in addition to the usual desk chair. Staff immediately replaced a broken bedside clock. The bed was a dream of comfortableness, but the pillows were small, lumpy, and inadequate. Free breakfast buffet in the morning was hot, fresh, and well stocked. Morning staff was again friendly and professional, handled check out speedily. Would stay here again.
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Former Vanderbilt forward Andre Walker will transfer to Xavier, his father confirmed on Monday.
Walker, a 6-7 and 220-pound forward, chose Xavier over Northwestern, Marquette and Wichita State.
Walker will be able to play immediately because he has graduated from Vanderbilt and will be pursuing a graduate degree at Xavier that is unavailable at Vanderbilt. He has one year of eligibility remaining.
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Does the Classic Microfinance Model Discourage Entrepreneurship among the Poor? Experimental Evidence from India
Do the repayment requirements of the classic microfinance contract inhibit investment in high-return but illiquid business opportunities among the poor? Using a field experiment, we compare the classic contract which requires that repayment begin immediately after loan disbursement to a contract that includes a two-month grace period. The provision of a grace period increased short-run business investment and long-run profits but also default rates. The results, thus, indicate that debt contracts that require early repayment discourage illiquid risky investment and thereby limit the potential impact of microfinance on microenterprise growth and household poverty.
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Steve Jobs Reveals Apple's Second-Generation iPad
Apple CEO Steve Jobs surprised an audience in San Francisco Wednesday when he appeared on stage to introduce the new version of the iPad. Jobs has been on a medical leave since January.
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Excellent opportunity to purchase highly profitable and desirable restaurant located in the beautiful Outer Banks of North Carolina. Sales and profitability have been steadily increasing year after year with a compound annual growth rate of near 10%.
Full staff, loyal customers, menu, and established operating procedures already in place and ready for a new owner to take over. This is a great opportunity to purchase a turn-key established restaurant with proven operating procedures in place and a 10+ year track record.
The location consists of a recently renovated captivating multilevel dining room situated around a beautiful full service bar. The restaurant can seat in excess of 150 people (not including the bar area). The full service bar has 15 beers on tap. The bar area has great customer flow and can comfortably seat in excess of 15 people. There is a new outdoor patio were customers enjoy drinks while waiting for their tables. This restaurant was recently renovated with over $300,000 spent on the renovation. There is no deferred maintenance on the kitchens, property, or building.
Sales, cash flow, and owner's discretionary earnings in addition to restaurant profile, tax returns, and full financial statements (external accountant prepared) will be provided to qualified buyers upon execution of Non-Disclosure Agreement and completion of personal financial statement disclosure.
Huge upside potential situated on historic district of little Italy east village ,S W
corner lower east site.
Owner has been obtain permit for additional waiter tables which will result to higher revenue.
In addition to that liquor license can be obtained with the proper filing paper work.
And best of all but not the list , the restaurant became well known through HBO movie CRIME which took place last year for 7 days with $7000 per day pay check.
New York, NY
A large outstanding space that can accommodate many people on first floor while running a separate occassion in the lower level.It is a unique space with
incredible delicious food.Owner is doing $25,000 a week in sales.
This is by appointment only.Do not call or bother any employees.
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You now have a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase the very profitable on-line delivery business of a highly-rated Manhttan-based Cafe Restaurant. It's on-line delivery revenues have averaged $65,000 per month over the last 12 months. Deliveries are made from 57th to 110th Streets and from Fifth Avenue to the East River. This brand can be expanded all over Manhattan and into Brooklyn. The name, URL and proprietary recipes all come with the purchase. The ideal buyer either owns one or more existing Cafe Restaurants and has the capacity to take on additional volume or can in quick order open one or more low-rent commissaries. According to the seller, you should be able to net $275,000 per year from the existing on-line delivery business alone, with plenty of growth potential beyond that. Please call 1-877-735-5224 for further information.
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Well establish bar/restaurant in the West Village (seats 60 guests)
Current rent: $15,000 including real estate taxes
Approximately 1200 sf ground + 1200 sq ft full operational basement
Full liquor license until 2am
Full Kitchen with venting in place
Full bar w/ 2 full stations
Wine storage, liquor room, walk-ins
Walking distance from Meatpacking District, Chelsea & Greenwich Village
Asking Business Sale Price $675,000
Yearly Sales: $1.35M
GREAT POTENTIAL FOR GROWTH (brunch, lunch, deliveries, etc...)
Asking Business Sale Price $695,000
Gross Sales $40,000 Weekly
Rent $9,500 Per Month
Size: Ground floor 2,800 square feet.
Size: Basement 2,800 square feet.
Out Door Café Seating Available In Front.
Possible LLC purchase for this location only!
Long Term Lease Assignment.
Approx 800 sq ft with full liquor license and approx 400 sq ft basement at great location.
Price: $240,000
Rent: $9,000/mo
5 years left
Contact Marc Berger, Esq. at 212-600-0442
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The Best Mexican Food In Harlem !!
Business for sale ask $495,000
On Manhattan Avenue CORNER
Rent $7,500 Per Month
Term New 10 Year Lease.
Seats 72
2 Levels Restaurant and Lounge
Ground floor 1,600 Square Feet
Lower Level 1,200 Square Feet
Lower Level Lounge and and Storage, Walk in Box, and Storage.
17 employees
Pay roll $8500 with out management
Right across the street from a major NYC university and its dormitories, this Sports Bar & Grill with Full Liquor License packs them in almost every night during the school year. There are 17 years left on the lease, inclusive of options. 70% of sales are on credit card. Open 11am-2am Sunday-Thursday and 11am-4am Friday-Saturday. A separate entertainment room accommodates events Saturday nights and the overflow of customers during football season. 16 beers on tap, 10 by the bottle. The food menu was just upgraded under a new chef. Very little competition in the immediate neighborhood. Built from scratch two years ago, one of the founding partners recently passed away and the other two now need to sell as they each have full time jobs away from this sports bar & grill. Please come check out this College Sports Bar & Grill. Come the end of August, school will be back in session and this place will be mobbed. Please call 1-877-735-5224 for further information.
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On York Avenue. Fully Operational Turn-Key, Restaurant & Bar for sale. Vented. Full liquor license, seven days per week. Dense residential neighborhood. Dining room seats 75. Bar area seats 18
LONG LEASE LEFT--- 11 years with (2) 5 year options
$22,000 per month
GREAT location for strong business. Walking distance from Union Square for quick and easy transportation from all parts of New York.
Neighbors include well known nightlife locations such as SLATE, BOUNCE SPORTING CLUB, da Umberto, The City Bakery and many more.
This space is beautifully built and well kept. Clean and well maintained. Featuring high ceilings, a back private room, a large kitchen and a lot of natural light from frontage, you cant beat the value!
Grate opportunity to own a bar lounge with a 4am liquor license in a busy night life destination
Established restaurant for sale by owner after 11 years in the heart of Little Italy, minutes from SoHo, NoLita and the Lower East Side.
75 seat inside, 9 seat bar, 8 seat year round outside + 20 extra outdoor seats (May - September) as part of the Mulberry Street Summer Mall. 2 am full liquor license.
Incredible Restaurant, Fully Equipped, including Vented Kitchen. 20 Foot Frontage. Prep Basement with Delivery Access. Great Layout. Rent is Under Market at $10,425 / month for prime Upper East Side Location on the Avenue in the 80s! With no Key Money Required, this is a Fantastic Opportunity!
Busy Corner Location in the Meat Packing District! Incredible, Below Market Rent of only $17,500 per Month on a Long Term Lease. No Key Money Required!!
Spectacular Restaurant with Full Bar just off Union Square! Considerably Under Market Rent with Long Term Lease. Excellent Condition. Fantastic Kitchen. Large Dining Area and Full Bar
2256 7th Avenue Music Venue and Bar
Ground floor 1,500 square feet – Has Basement
Rent $7,500 Key Money $75,000
Has full Liquor Can Be Vented for food
Great bar in the heart of Midtown close to all
Combine a cozy space (with a great lease), a simple menu and premium wine and a new owner-operator has a formula to enjoy success.
Incredible Corner Location on Ninth Avenue with Phenomenal Exposure. Featuring Approximately 100 Feet of Wrap Frontage and Amazing Layout with Interior Staircase to Legal Selling Lower Level. Super High Ceilings add to this Fabulous Feel. Rent $32,000 / month. No Key Money, but Renovations Needed.
Beautiful Built out diner with low key in the East Village(manhattan)
lease term sept 2023
Excellent prices with delicious food
All equipment only 3 yrs old
Fully vented and equipped kitchen
Full Bar with beer and wine license
Possible outside patio
Approx 2000 s/f retail
Approx 2000 s/f lower level
Walkin boxes
Keg coolers Freezers
Private office
Service bar with lounge area
Beautifully designed, appx 2200 sq ft, fully vented with hard liquor license and full high ceilinged basement. 7-day operation.
Price: $435,000
Rent: $15,000
8 years left
Operating Restaurant and Bar for Sale! Fantastic Chelsea Location! Incredible Opportunity. Fully Equipped Kitchen, Fully Built Bar, Large Dining Room, Enormous Outside Patio! Rent Considerably Under Market Rent! Long Term Lease!
Make Money From Day 1
Take over operations of the Chelsea Hotel's Restaurant, Bar, Patio, Room service, Etc.
Incredible Rare Opportunity
Under Market Rent with Established Business
Must Have Experience
Restaurant Offering: Located off the corner of West 4th and West 10th Street in the West Village of Manhattan, this stunning space is fully equipped for a fully functional bar/restaurant operator. Equipment is all state of the art and was extremely well maintained by an experienced operator. This prime retail location located in the heart of the West Village consists of 1,000 SF of ground floor space and a 1,000 SF of basement space priced below current market value. The space consists of 40 feet of frontage, 15 feet ceilings along with easy access to all mass transit and a variety of shopping ranging from big box national retailers to small boutique stores for all residents and tourists.
Time Square Hotel with Unbelievable Rooftop Views - Over 40 Floors!
Experienced Operator to Run Lobby Restaurant and Bar Plus Rooftop Bars and Restaurant, Room Service, Etc.
Must Be Experienced Operator
No Key Money
Famous Well Known Established Steakhouse with great exposure in one of the premier NYC areas. Easy Excess to major Routes in and out to the City, with heavy Foot Traffic, Famous and Delicious Food Menu with High Profit, well set up Good Reputation in the Ethnic Community, the new investor may be satisfied with its own reputation and profitable Return on Investment. It's a rare opportunity to be a Successful Restaurateur. Please call the Exclusive Broker for further information and investment plan. The prospective Buyer may be ready to show a Proof Of Fund more than $300,000 for further due diligence.
1300 sf restaurant which is absolutely turn key
Approx 1400 SF Ground
Approx 1000 SF Basement
currently: Visana (pictures online)
Front area with pizza ovens / counters
Back area has built bar and open space
Beer and Wine or possibly full liquor with early hours for a restaurant only
Kitchen was removed, but venting still exists
Across the street from 5000 unit apt complex
Beautifully Renovated Summer 2015
Asking $150,000 key money
Restaurant for sale $50,000.
Rent: $33,000 Per Month.
Escalations 4 Percent.
Currently Vacant
Insurance $14,000 a year.
Taxes $27,000 a year.
39 employees.
Term 10 years.
Sales $2,500,000 Million a year.
Profit between 15% to 20%.
Approximate size
Ground floor 1,800 Sq Ft
Basement 1,800 Sq Ft
Incredible Location in the heart of Greenwich Village on Bleecker Street!
Approximately 1300 SF
Fantastic Layout with incredible Street Visibility
Large Dining Area
Expansive Bar Space
Vented Kitchen
Extremely Successful Restaurant on the Avenue in Prime Murray Hill Location! Large Fully Equipped and Vented Kitchen. Large Dining Room. Busy Location, currently with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner crowd. Long Term Lease. Below Market Rent!
Rare Incredible Opportunity!
Talk About Hot Locations, this Restaurant Cafe is where it's at! The seller absolutely kills it in the Spring, Summer and Fall, when customers line up to dine outdoors. He invested $300,000 into upgrades just 2 years ago and it really shows. Rent is below market. The landlord is open to extending the lease. You can grow the business by adding a liquor license to the beer and wine one already in place. Run as an all cash business, you can increase revenues by accepting credit cards. After 12 years of hands-on managing this spot 7 days/week, the seller needs time off to smell the roses and focus on his next chapter. You'll thank him for this once in a lifetime opportunity! Please call 1-877-735-5224 for further information.
Want to blow your mind- Look at this this SO VERY DIFFERENT DREAM COME TRUE N.Y.C. Restaurant. Check out the photos of the Restaurant Presently 55 seats. Speak to broker about fabulous easy expansion opportunities. It's a giveaway at $199,000 with 139,000 Down & 60,000 over 24 Months at 7%. Menu is a fusion of numerous cuisine types with popular dishes featured. Offers exclusive wines from around the world.
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Incredible Corner Location in the West 50s. Great Layout with Amazing Kitchen and Large Dining Room. Asking only $18,000 / month for rent - unbeatable for a busy corner! No Key Money!
Located in the heart of the upper east side on Lexington Avenue, this phenomenal restaurant features...
45 Foot Frontage
Venting for Cooking
Incredible Layout
Rare Opportunity for a prime Lexington Avenue Location with Unbelievable Exposure!
Located in a busy area in lower midtown! Fantastic Fully Equipped Restaurant Surrounded by New Hotels! Incredible Opportunity with Below Market Rent of Only $13,000 / month!
Located on a Fantastic Block in Soho this Incredible Restaurant / Bar is an Incredible Opportunity. There is a fantastic kitchen, spacious dining room plus bar and lounge area. No Key Money Required and Rent is only $22,000 / month!
Truly Spectacular! Restaurant/Club/Bar with Under Market Lease and Fantastic Entrance Frontage! More Space than Imaginable! Favorable Terms. 2 Full Liquor Licenses!
Incredible Union Square Restaurant!
Only $34,375 / month for one of the top locations in Manhattan!
Restaurant with Incredible Vented Kitchen Space and Amazing Dining Room
No Key Money!
- This is a turn-key base lounge and potential restaurant located in lower East side influx of younger professionals consistent.
- Currently closed due to owner's situation, however huge potential lies with bar or upscale restaurant operation.
- Consists of 1,900 sft basement main hall and 600 sft of ground floor private party room.
- Over 120 seats available on basement and 1st floor hall.
- Full kitchen facility for any kind of restaurant opera tion. Liquor license is in place.
- There is no competition nearby for a gathering place for younger residents moving into the area.
- Experienced operator can make dream comes true in bar, lounge or restaurant business at this location.
- 3 POS systems, 3 TVs, DJ booth are ready for operation.
- 5 year lease with 5 year option.
- Monthly rent: $7,500 for first 2 years and 3% up for rest 3 years.
- Asking price of business: $195,000.
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I'm suddenly overcome with the fear that someone is reading this column for the first time and won't know that the above paragraph is intended ironically. Oh well.
Actually, one of last weekend's super-hyped events that I sincerely would have enjoyed seeing was the Lewis-Tyson fight. In addition to being one of the rare Mike Tyson fights that lasted longer than the "Star Spangled Banner" preceding it, it was also a fine opportunity to watch a rapist get his ass kicked.
Abrupt Transition From Introduction: A couple of weeks ago, I received two laminated VIP passes in the mail for Vanilla Coke On the Bricks, the free Friday night downtown concert. Excited to witness life on the other side of the velvet rope and report it to you, I called a friend last week and headed to the show --- VIP-style, of course. I normally take MARTA to downtown events, but this time, I drove and even paid $10 for parking. VIPs don't skimp.
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Next, my friend and I were each greeted with a hug by a beautiful young woman staffing the event, who then escorted us back to the VIP area. At this point in the story, I'm in a bind because of the unspoken rule that whatever happens in the VIP area shall remain there. It's kind of like a fraternity initiation or a meeting of the Freemasons. We've all heard the rumors of rivers of champagne, comely handmaidens serving golden trays of exotic fruit, and muscled men fanning away the heat with peacock feathers. To adhere to the code, I will neither confirm nor deny the rumors. I will tell you that there were buckets of ice-cold Vanilla Coke and brownies, but I'm only telling you that because they were visible from the non-VIP area.
There was music, too. Local favorites Drive-By Truckers were swampy and great, sounding at home on a big outdoor stage. Headliners G. Love and Special Sauce, who play sort of a lazy folk hip-hop (think Beck-naked Ladies), started slow, but midway through their set had the crowd bobbing in unison, particularly after they were joined by rappers who ordered the crowd to wave their hands in the air and bob in unison.
Happy Birthday: On Friday, Square Hat Supper Club honcho Patroski Lawson held a mini-Square Hat party at Joel to celebrate his 35th birthday. Instead of the usual million people that come to regular Square Hat events, this one had only 100 or so, accompanied by live jazz. Guests included Nathan Abbott of Wednesday Night Drinking Club, and Eric Saperston from the movie The Journey.
The highlight of the party was when I overheard a man explaining to a woman that Square Hat parties usually have much larger crowds. When she said that a larger crowd would be too much, he replied suggestively that, "When you're single, too much is never enough." That's my new mantra.
Speaking of meditation: Wondering what art would be like if it wasn't surrounded by chatty people sipping Chardonnay, I decided to go to an art show not on the opening night. I went to Alex White's Pore show at the Mattress Factory lofts on MLK Drive. I walked in Saturday afternoon and White was sitting alone at a table sketching. Behind him was an enormous warehouse with lit candles scattered about the floor. In a side room was Pore. It's a sculpture show of moonscape-like patterns on wood and Plexiglas. Seeing the work alone in the room, accompanied only by ambient music, was strangely emotional. Some guy I'd never met built the display, probably over months, and I got to sit and enjoy it by myself. I don't know why it was so affecting, but it was.
Crazy Train: On Saturday night, the Decatur Preservation Alliance threw its second concert event to raise money to keep the Decatur train depot standing. The depot was built in 1891 and, after years of serving its original purpose, also served as the bar/music venue The Freight Room. The railbarons at CSX have willed the depot to the city of Decatur, on the condition that they pick the building up and move it 30 or so feet from the tracks. The concert headliner was Delta Moon. They played happy blues music. Their biggest fan was a literal-minded little boy who, every time they sang about "gettin' down," dropped to the ground.


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I like to toast the bread before assembling so they don't get soggy. I also mix the drained sauerkraut with the Thousand Island dressing so they are less messy.
We really liked these. I made them with sliced smoked turkey breast instead of corned beef. I also put them under the broiler for a moment until they were just browned and bubbly. They were a hit at the potluck.
sounds great cannot wait to make these
Went to 4 stores and couldn't find rye coctail bread so got a loaf of pumpernickle and sliced into 6 slices on each piece. I used the can of sauerkraut with the caraway seeds. Made it for lunch and my husband loved it. Great flavor and a keeper. Thank you.
Awesome! I made these for a St. Patrick's day party. Assembled them in the afternoon on 2 cookie trays, covered in aluminum foil and stored in my basement fridge until after guests arrived, when I popped them in oven. I ended up using 2 slices of corned beef per sandwich; next time I think I'll ask for thick sliced. Also, my corned beef and cheese slices were not 'square' so simply 'quartering' the slices would not work. Instead I cut out bread-shaped squares and had scraps left from each slice (many of which I ate while cooking). That said, however, I did not feel that these were too time-consuming to assemble, considering what they were. Also, did not use more than 1/2 the can of sauerkraut or 1/2 bottle of thousand island. My guests were very impressed with the 'originality' of them.
I made these for a Christmas party, and should have made more, everyone was standing around the stove waiting for them to come out. If you have more than 20 people make a triple recipe!!!!Super easy too!!!Even the lady at the deli wanted the recipe.
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White Owl Raven who was a captive Algonquin,and who was adopted into the clan, and raised by another Cherokee Woman named Nancy.
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White Owl Raven was an Algonguin Infant when captured, He was adopted by the Cherokee Tribe and was raised by Woman Nancy,and was of another clan,could have been Paint Clan, which allowed him to marry Nancy Moytoy of the Wolf Clan,as People of the same clan are forbidden to marry by Cherokee Law. Later he was adopted by a man called Trader Tom Watts.,who was the friend and business partner of Thomas Pasmere Carpenter, He married Nanye Hi Nancy Moytoy II, This story by Old Frontiers, by John Brown and by Emmett Starr's history of the Cherokee. [1]
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Life Be Boys
posted by June 18 at 16:21 PMon
I have just read a distressing police report. A father reported to the police that his 12-year-old son was being bullied at school. Boys of his age and size chase him around the playground and give him the occasional knuckle sandwich. The father wants the police to help him do something about this bullying. But, honestly, how can a father have such a low opinion of his son? A mother, yes. But a father? Intervening? Getting all wrapped up in his boy's little world because his boy can't sort out his tight little situations? How sorry, how sad. How I enjoyed the fights of my boyhood, and I lost every single one of them. Sometimes I'd return home with a red eye or a mouth full of blood. But my father stayed out of it, as well as my mother. They were only worried about my homework, my grades, my studies. The rest of it (swollen lips, bruised ribs, cracked teeth) was my business.


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Translation of ice fog in Spanish:
noununcountable and countable
- (US)niebla (feminine) heladaExample sentences
- Even in calm conditions, ice fog can form over the runway in extreme cold (-30 degrees F and below).
- Alaska's ice fog and lack of daylight during the winter months can further impede search efforts.
- The ice fog that accumulates is due to an air inversion that traps the air.
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