Downside and objections to living downtown

[d8alterego]

For the first question, one of my responses was "other" because of the lack of jobs. Granted that can be a much bigger issue than the city itself can fix, but it caused me to leave the state. With school loans to pay, I couldn't stick around a city that had no jobs in my field. As I said before, I plan on making it back to GR eventually but it'll have to be at least 5-10 years. There's just something about GR that's so unique and charming that I can't let go of. That, and I have too many family members still up there.

[Allison Slater]

It would appear that the Cingular/AT&T coverage issue in Cherry Hill (a major hassle for me in 2005) and Midtown (2006) has been solved. I don't know where they added an antenna, but that seems to have happened.

Tony, at the Rynerson library you're in a pit of buildings whose ancient bricks serve to block the T-Mobile signal. Try stepping outside, or moving to the openness of the library parking lot.

HTH

[Allison Slater]

Really? I thought it was a feature of libraries and hospitals and whatnot.

[d8alterego]

They shouldn't be illegal for use in movie theaters. I hate it when people actually answer their phones while the movie is going.