@IsaacMoses thanks for the feedback. I've deleted most of the comments (and left one in case someone comes along later and wants to raise similar issues).
@Michoel Okay, then. Did you know Sala Drzarga, aleha hashalom? She lived in Caulfield. I also have cousins there, in Balaclava I believe, whose names escape me at the moment alas.
Sala Drzarga's son is Chaim Gelber IIRC, also of Caulfield though I think he's made aliya since.
@Michoel No, that doesn't sound right. Thanks for checking! It seems from that page that they registered the business in '02, but I know Meal Mart is older than that, so I wonder what that means. Perhaps the store registered then, and it was a caterer before it was a store; or perhaps a new owner bought it in '02 (from my cousin).
@msh210 @msh210 Well the other name that comes up on the history tab there is Golod. It's definitely the store, but perhaps it was registered under something else prior
@Michoel Shavua Tov when you get this :) Just FYI when you reply to a user in chat by clicking the arrow in the bottom right corner of their message, it automatically pings them, so no need to type their name in again.
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@MonicaCellio @msh210 @DoubleAA Re judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/25946/… , just checking: I see activity now under "Phil" that I remember recently was from "Shraga." These are the same person?
@DoubleAA Cool. It just looked potentially anomalous, so I wanted to make sure it wasn't a horrible mistake that somehow went unnoticed. Now, I can rest assured that if it was a horrible mistake, at least you know about it. :)
... and I'll not do anything in the future to explicitly link the two names, but I don't feel guilty about doing so above, since the anomaly is already evident in very recent comment threads.
It’s 2013, almost three years after we first raised money and started growing beyond the first four employees. At the time, Jeff wrote a great blog post about working remotely, basically laying out our plan for how we were going to make it work. Now we’re a few years in and it’s time to update it with, well, what actually happened.
First, where are we now? Stack Exchange now employs 75 people, roughly evenly split between sales (and sales ops and marketing) and product (development, ops, design, community management). The product side is where our remote working happens: we have 16 full-time re …
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