Suozz HQ-to close to county

[i notice everything]

One would question what the motives are for having Suozzi HQ within walking distance to 1 West and the BOE?
Whats going on overe there???

[Eng 101]

One would question what the motives are for having Suozzi HQ within walking distance to 1 West and the BOE?
Whats going on overe there???

Perhaps you should learn English, idiot!!! TOO close to county.

One would question what the motives are for having Suozzi HQ within walking distance to 1 West and the BOE?
Whats going on overe there???

Perhaps you should learn English, idiot!!! TOO close to county.

f--K-U professor, who are you one of Suozzi cronies?

[that aint no thing]

One would question what the motives are for having Suozzi HQ within walking distance to 1 West and the BOE?
Whats going on overe there???


It would be much funnier if the "real" campaign headquarters was located at room 910 of the Garden City Hotel...... Yuck Yuck Yuck

[it's a busy street]

A certain someone was seen walking from the HQ back to the BOE not once, but twice last week?

[greggmatthews]

what the hell is the matter with you people, dont you think suozzi has better stuff then to sit in traffic all day waiting on old country road traveling to and fro from his campaigine HQ to his office. i mean serouisly what the hell is the matter with you people get so freakin sense in your heads its a brillent idea to put the HQ arcross from his office

[english lit major]

[/quote]f--K-U professor, who are you one of Suozzi cronie[/quote]

YOU SPELLED "YOU" WRONG :D

[NYC Joe's]

According to the Suozz, he placed the headquarters where it is to hopefully get his 300 NYC high level managers to do some work on the campaign.

Unfortunately, the NYC gang have done nothing.

f--K-U professor, who are you one of Suozzi cronie[/quote]

YOU SPELLED "YOU" WRONG :D[/quote]

Professor, shouldn't it be fuck you

[Daly Visits]

Why are certain county employees allowed to walk to the party HQ several times of the day. Its machine politics at its best.

[suozzi hq]

I heard there have been people Magin the walk every day to suozzi hq.

Why are certain county employees allowed to walk to the party HQ several times of the day. Its machine politics at its best.

If you relaly want to know, why don't you just ask, or are you just one of those tell tale trouble makers.

So...what are the hours of operation?

[Snodgrass]

Can Kimmy D fit in the doors?

Can Kimmy D fit in the doors?

with no problem, she lost over 80 pounds.

[The City Folks Blew It]

Jane D'Amico's drubbing in the CSEA elections is most undoubtedly due to the hatred that hard working, decent civil servants in Nassau Government have for the dreaded, incompetent, over-paid, corrupt, and evil "City Folks" who seem to have all the high paying, do nothing jobs these days in Nassau County government. Suozzi and his legion of hacks will have to look over every shoulder now... They must be paranoid, with the knowledge that they are despised by nearly every decent Nassau County resident who is on the payroll and who got their job the old fashioned way, by passing a civil service test.

Looks like it is bed time for Herr Suozzi..... I bet that campaign headquarters will become something akin to Hitler's bunker in Berlin, as the City hacks will hide in fear when the good people of Nassau send them back to Kew Gardens where they belong.

[Kew Gardens]

It's not just the City people - but the Nassau people they dragged in with them who had their backs while they played the Suozzi games. The friends go too.

[Forced Labor]

Why are certain county employees allowed to walk to the party HQ several times of the day. Its machine politics at its best.

What do you mean allowed to? They are forced to. You think they want to help Suozzi's campaign? He's lucky that they don't sabotage it by giving out infor to the opposition's camp or putting truth syrum in the punchball before the next press release.

If Dillion is looking for headlines, he ought to have an investigator and a cop sitting outside the headquarters and following people to and fro. Once they come across a county or town worker - that's it - round them up and make the arrest. Like a speed trap.

And what's the rule about the County executive campaigning on County time? Shouldn't he be working too?

[I on U]

Someone ought to keep an eye on Daly walkin to Suozz HQ. Will daly walkin morph to Daly hangin on signs on county time at the behest of Suozz

Somehow, while driving for a single-car team and conceding nothing to age, Ken Schrader keeps finding ways to improve.

He's 28th in the Nextel Cup standings -- hardly heady stuff -- but he's got a good chance at improving for the second straight year. His points standing assures him a spot in the field every week, which is a luxury he wished he had in 2003, when he missed four races.

Schrader, who turned 50 in May, plans on driving in the Nextel Cup Series for at least another year and a half, and BAM Racing is trying to make sure he ends his Cup career in the No. 49 Dodge.

Schrader talked with NASCAR.COM's Ryan Smithson at Pocono Raceway, where he finished 20th.

Ken, how worried were y'all before the season concerning the top-35 rule?


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Well, I was excited about it. We hovered around there last year, so we knew hovering around it wasn't going to be good. I think it's the best it's ever been to go to a race and try to qualify.

Granted, we have a couple of legit full-time teams that are out of the top 35. But having eight spots open is pretty big.

I guess I never thought of it that way. Now you guys won't have to worry about missing Indianapolis anymore.

First off, you're not out of provisionals. (Last year) you could be 30th in points out of provisionals and not make the race. So yeah, that is a lot better, you're unlimited now as long as you're in the top 35.

How much of a relief was it when you went to Fontana, had a decent run, and that took some pressure off?

We ran the first four races off last year's points. Going to Daytona and knowing you were in, you know, other than wherever we were last year, and wondering whether that position would get a provisional, that is a huge difference.

And I think we lost four spots last week, and now we are 30th, that is still a little ways away [from 35th] and we had a couple of races where we were really close, 34th or whatever, but hopefully we can keep going in the right direction.

Ken, you are 50 years old and had a bad crash last week at Dover. How do you bounce back from that as opposed to 20 years ago?


Credit: Autostock

KEN SCHRADER
• Driver page
• 2005 Stats
• Store: Schrader gear!
• Schrader to pilot Waltrip truck at Michigan


I've hit so much stuff, I couldn't tell. When I woke up Monday, everything that was sore is sore everyday I wake up, so I figured it was no big deal.

Remember your bad crash here [at Pocono] in 2003?

That was a big deal! Ha! Got down in 1, early, early in the race, seven or eight laps.

Eighth lap. Yeah.

Smoked down in there, and the brakes pedal went to the floor. I was like, "Dang! Brake pedal really went to the floor!" I was watching qualifying the day before and guys were running 200 miles per hour right here.

And we got turned around, so it backed in. That made it a lot easier. It wasn't that bad. Got it turned over, got out, and got to beat traffic home.

I know you're good friends with Mark Martin, but it seems to me you've got a funnier story about Rusty Wallace.

Well, I grew up with Rusty. I was a year older than Rusty and we raced right there together at home in the St. Louis area. We did a lot of things together.

Some of them you wouldn't want to mention. We had a lot of fun together and obviously I know Rusty a lot better than I know Mark. But Mark and Rusty raced together a bunch in the ASA deal.

Rusty has always been so wide open and focused the whole time, we went our different ways. He went ASA racing and I went dirt racing. We started out together then we didn't race together for quite a while.

Were you surprised he didn't run a couple more years?


Schrader and Mark Martin Credit: Autostock

Uh, nah. Rusty has got so much other stuff going on. Business-wise and that. I think he was ready to quit.

I think maybe he questions it now, you hear him say he might have pulled the plug up one year too early, but he's got his son coming up and doing some racing, I think he was ready to do some other stuff.

I mean, the Cup schedule, 36 weekends is a lot of weekends.

You said earlier about having a lot of stuff going on and we know you're going to be in a Darrell Waltrip truck temporarily. Are you going to drive for yourself in the Craftsman Truck Series in a couple of years or for another team?

That is definitely the plan. The plan is to grow Schrader Racing into a two-truck team and we don't know exactly what we're doing next year yet; but as far as the truck schedule, if we're going to run the truck full-time with someone else or myself and someone else with it, the D.W. truck at Michigan, that just came out of the blue. I got a phone call the other day. Heck yeah, I will drive that thing. That will be fun.

Ken, when they gave you that wheelchair a couple of weeks ago [for your 50th birthday], I heard you weren't too amused.

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No. It's not really a wheelchair. It just got wheels on it. It doesn't roll, that way I don't have to worry about hurting myself.

I haven't got to get it over to my shop now, it's sitting in the lobby over at the BAM shop, the boys really did a nice job on it, it's a neat little piece of work.

I went to the driver's meeting and I came back and there was a bunch of people by the truck. I knew I wouldn't get out of this day -- this 50-year-old deal -- clean, but it was pretty painless.

You were expecting something even worse?

I wasn't expecting anything. In my mind, I had thought that nothing had happened yet, and I didn't know what to expect when I saw all the people gathered around. I knew who was going to be the center though.

Was 50 an 'Oh, no!' Or just a birthday?

Just a birthday. Just a birthday. Kind of neat, boys at the shop -- Brian at the shop, he runs my office, he got me an AARP card, so hey, I can get some savings now. I am trying to get something with it at Goodyear but they won't accept it yet.

[WHo is the freaky?]

WHo is the freak that keeps posting that stupid car driving crap all over? Who the hell has tiime to read garbage like that? Delete it .

[candid camera]

hey boe people, smile when you cross the street

[DonnaDonna]

Isnt that the building that Cole Layered Trumble had as their main office during the reassessment?

Isnt that the building that Cole Layered Trumble had as their main office during the reassessment?

yes

[viewstat]

THeres a path thru the grasso leading from the BOE to Suozzi hq. He's the chief giving the orders.

[MaginDaly]

I heard people have been Magin Daly trips over to Suozzi headquarters!

[walkin]

I heard people have been Magin Daly trips over to Suozzi headquarters!

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL- So true!!!!! That is hilarious and 100%acurate.

[warning]

I heard people have been Magin Daly trips over to Suozzi headquarters!

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL- So true!!!!! That is hilarious and 100%acurate.

Yes it is. Mr. Megin was spotted walking back from there a few times last week by someone who knows how to crush him.
I'd watch my step if I were him.

[just hangin around watchi]

shouldn't bob be out about now hangin suozz signs on county time with his friends from the set of deliveance. Betta hope they don't squeel like pigs.

[Garden City Hotel]

shouldn't bob be out about now hangin suozz signs on county time with his friends from the set of deliveance. Betta hope they don't squeel like pigs.

Picture Bob and his toothless friends taking liberties in Room 910....... Why do gangbangers like Sylver get to have all the fun?

[Stiglitz Wargin]

Stiglitz 910

[Daly Errands]

shouldn't bob be out about now hangin suozz signs on county time with his friends from the set of deliveance. Betta hope they don't squeel like pigs.

Basement Bob and his crew think they're assigned to Suozzi HQ. The worst thing is he tells everyone what he's doing.

[Bonnie Garrone]

shouldn't bob be out about now hangin suozz signs on county time with his friends from the set of deliveance. Betta hope they don't squeel like pigs.

Basement Bob and his crew think they're assigned to Suozzi HQ. The worst thing is he tells everyone what he's doing.

Don't worry basement Bob I will cover-up whatever I find.

[Basement Bob Signs]

shouldn't bob be out about now hangin suozz signs on county time with his friends from the set of deliveance. Betta hope they don't squeel like pigs.

Basement Bob and his crew think they're assigned to Suozzi HQ. The worst thing is he tells everyone what he's doing.

Don't worry basement Bob I will cover-up whatever I find.

That would be Suber if you could do that for me. If you are looking to talk to me this week I can be found on Hempstaed Turnpike putting up Team Suozzi signs. Then I will return to the BOE to shakedown employees for the Ferrell campaign on behalf of TS like I did last year for Fix Albany.

[Daly Run]

I cant talk right now Suozzi's calling me

[Daly Blues]

I cant talk right now Suozzi's calling me

Hey Basement Bob when he thinks your a liability he will cut you loose. And are now becoming one. You'll soon be left all Garrone.

[sly job]

there watchin the front of the building and the back and the side door too.lose the van and the camaro.just use a county vehicle

[disgruntled taxpayer iv]

I cant talk right now Suozzi's calling me

Hey Basement Bob when he thinks your a liability he will cut you loose. And are now becoming one. You'll soon be left all Garrone.

Now is that the good old fashioned Tom Suozzi loyalty we have all come to love: encourage ethically challenged political operatives to act in an,, uummmm uhhh, ethically challenged manner, then kick them to curb when the heat is on. Like Sylver. Like Klein. Like Shomwa. The revolution devours itself.

[Daly Gone]

Bob you've done a great job for me, you hung signs on county time with your relatives we've hired to work with you at the BOE and you were kind enough to raise money for Fix Albany at the BOE on county time, but now your becoming a liability and you know I want to be Governor of the State of Suozzi, so Bob, I need you to take the hit for me. I know you c an do it, your a good dem and a good patsie, Lee Harvey would be proud of you. Thank you for your service.

[Basement Bob All Garrone]

Bob you've done a great job for me, you hung signs on county time with your relatives we've hired to work with you at the BOE and you were kind enough to raise money for Fix Albany at the BOE on county time, but now your becoming a liability and you know I want to be Governor of the State of Suozzi, so Bob, I need you to take the hit for me. I know you c an do it, your a good dem and a good patsie, Lee Harvey would be proud of you. Thank you for your service.

Lets see if Tommy Boy calls you after this investigation is over. You a much smaller fish than the others he has thown back in the water. When the dust clears you'll be left standing all Garrone.

[the remains after the day]

Like fireworks found scattered on July 5th

[tunnel vision]

I know you guys are boerd when walking, but you should look both ways when crossing the street. ever notice the parked van with the tinted windows near the Suozzi sausuage factory.