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Re: Lego in the NY Times
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 8 Feb 2001 21:52:34 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Jonathan Lopes writes:
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> > > I was a production manager at the plant that prints the Toy Fair newspaper
> > > you mentioned for 4 years, thats how I got the ID pass to get into Javitts.
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> > Wow! that's neat.
> > So, just how far ahead do those get printed? I always did wonder.
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> They couldn't have been printed too far in advance. The one thing I do
> remember about this project was rushing around at the 11th hour trying to
> get them delivered. So basically, my department got them from the offset
> department & had to have them delivered that same evening.
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> Jonathan
Whoa!
That reminds me of JIT day (just in time) at the magazine I worked for. Every
issue was allowed one totally last minute news page. <stress>
Thank goodness for the Internet. ;-) (now every day is JIT day)
-Suz
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