FYI -looks like something of interest at the Rotunda
this sunday afternoon
10/26/03 2-6PM @
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on electronic instruments, interactive media, and
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Dear one and all
There is a CVS on 49th and Market. Strange..why it would be closed
-Mark
J. HolmesAndrews wrote:
Hi all -
just to save you a trip if you, we went to the CVS
last evening only to discover it was closed, with
signs posted indicating it expects to repopen sometime
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Does anyone out there know of a way to strip the old - very old varnish
(mahogany finish) off my stair banisters so that I can refinish the new
wood underneath? I heard there was a chemical stripper that I can wipe on.
I don't know if I'd have to use sand paper with this
But yes, if you know how.
(The how to information is actually very widely known -- any
listowner knows how, or should. They were told as part of their
training.)
Well, now it can be widely known by all on the list:
if you are a subscriber, you can view info about whatever
list you're
and of course there's the one between 39th and 40th on
walnut
AND i should have noted that i was referring to the
one at 42/locust - sorry..it was early.
--- Knight, Sandra (US - Philadelphia)
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there is also one at 19th Chestnut open 24 hours
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The Cherry Tree Music Co-op will present its Farewell Concert on
October 26, at the Calvary United Methodist Church at 4740 Baltimore
Avenue (on the SE corner of 48th Street and Baltimore Avenue).
Performers will include Jay Ansill, Saul Broudy, Rolly Brown, Priscilla
Herdman, Ted Estersohn, Ken
Thanks a bunch, everyone. That was the most informative answer to date,
and I think it gives me a better understanding of the kind of work that is
involved. Actually, the house has been for sale for a couple of months,
but I continue to do some things in there because I feel it increases the
Melani brought to my attention a bunch of unsubscribes from the
univcity list yesterday. Checking my logs, I found an entry at Tue Oct
21 10:20:12 EDT 2003 that indicated that mail to all of you bounced
last night.
I do wonder if this had anything to do with a DDOS attack that hit
part of Drexel
All of the Culture list names have aol in common.
All but two of the UnivCity names have aol in common.
2 of 43 may be a coincidental and normal unsubscribe.
Could it be an aol problem?
Just a question / observation from a someone who is not a computer
person.
Best!
Liz
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003
Could you elaborate on why not use Citrustrip? We have used it in the past
and would like to know why it is not a good idea (other than my house smells
like bad orange candy for a week).
maty
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Title: Re: [UC] FYI - CVS TEMPORARY CLOSURE
I just called the 42nd St CVS and a man answered and said they hope to reopen tomorrow afternoon. He said,
The inspector told us there were repairs that needed to be made and we were not allowed to stay open until they were completed. We have an
Further details: it appears to have been an error by AOL. My logs show
the following conversation between list.purple.com and one of AOL's
mail servers:
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I was looking for kids activities to do in the next week. I wasn't able to find much. I did find the top 25 things to do for kids in Philly.
http://www.phillyfriend.com/25kid2.htm
My favorite on the list was Philbert:
http://www.phillyfriend.com/2kid14.htm
I never knew that he was a local
I'm confused. Are you referring to the CVS at 43rd and Locust? Is that the one closed?
--- Naomi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just called the 42nd St CVS and a man answered and
said they hope to
reopen tomorrow afternoon. He said,
The inspector told us there were repairs that
needed to be
Marielena Mata wrote:
Could you elaborate on why not use Citrustrip? We have used it in the
past and would like to know why it is not a good idea (other than my
house smells like bad orange candy for a week).
Yer damn _right_, the place smells like orange candy for a week. And
after you
An alternative to all of these toxic strippers is a fairly new product on
the market which uses an infrared lamp to break the bond of paint to
substrate. No chemicals, fumes, or lead off-gassing.
I've just purchased the thing (and it's a bit pricey) but I've heard many
good things about it and
Title: Re: [UC] FYI - CVS TEMPORARY CLOSURE
Yes. Sorry. The CVS at 43rd Locust. (215) 386-2092
Naomi
White Dog Cafe
3420 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
http://www.whitedog.com
(215) 386-9224 x105
The Black Cat Gift Shop
3426 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Thanks for the reply.
I heard that the Halloween Paradeforms at 4:30 pm. I haven't seen one of the flyers,
though it was reported their are flyers around Clark Park for the Parade.
I also heard that the people on Regent Square throw a party, and that the
multi-colored house at the corner of
I've used it on friends'
woodwork. Fast, easy, minimal fumes (except for the possibility of
vaporized lead). Manual scraping and sanding required, but the layers come
off nicely. You need do to be careful not to scorch the paint or the wood
under it. Ditto for yourself and whatever surface
I've just purchased the thing (and it's a bit pricey) but I've heard many
good things about it and hope this is the magic solution to paint stripping.
I'll be happy to share my experiences once I use it.
Check it out: http://silentpaintremover.com/
Just used it myself for the previous two
a few more things to keep in mind -
lead is removed with the paint...you should dispose
of your strippings properly to prevent soil/water
contamination...i know the epa as of 6/2003 allows the
disposal of residential lead-based paint (LBP)
residue to be put in construction and demolition
Two other places with pad thai:
--Vientiene at 47th Baltimore--don't know if they do delivery
--Lemon Grass at 3630 Lancaster--also don't know about delivery.
Tanya Washington
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Wow, a ninth Doctor?
Dan W.
BTW the BBC is starting (has started) production on a new season of Dr.
Who!
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I also would not recommend the Pad Thai Shack for their namesake dish. I had it over
the summer and was quite disappointed.
Probably not an option for you tonight since it is a bit far and I don't think they
deliver, but there is a beautiful new Thai place in the 900 block of Spring Garden
Would it be possible for the AARP crowd to take this discussion to the
culture list?? :)
Jonathan A. Cass
Silverman, Bernheim Vogel
Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Tel: 215-636-4435
Fax: 215-636-3999
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It's the reason I haven't been back. I, too, do not feel safe carrying
cash or much anyway and when I am forced to cash it for a meal, it
always seems as though too much is cashed.
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From: Jonathan Cass [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 3:46 PM
I hope the production values are more on a par with Star Trek, Next Gen
than the almost kitschy stuff they have done in the past. Hard to watch
except for the remotes.
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From: Daniel Widyono [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 4:05 PM
To: William
Good idea ;-)
Jonathan Cass wrote:
Would it be possible for the AARP crowd to take this discussion to the
culture list?? :)
Jonathan A. Cass
Silverman, Bernheim Vogel
Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Tel: 215-636-4435
Fax: 215-636-3999
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't believe it but you are right about Siam Lotus's being open in
the 80s. I remember eating there. They made a perfect Perfect
Manhattan and the food was OK too, very small like the little places
along 2nd street between Market and Chestnut.
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From: Genevieve
HARSH.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 4:48
PMTo: Jonathan CassCc: 'University
City'Subject: Re: [UC] Hack QuestionGood
idea ;-) Jonathan Cass
wrote:
Would it be possible for the AARP crowd to
Dr. Who is all about the kitsch.
In a message dated 10/22/2003 4:45:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I hope the production values are more on a par with Star Trek, Next Gen
than the almost kitschy stuff they have done in the past.
Hard to watch
except for the
In a message dated 10/22/03 3:30:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Vientianne has Pad Thai (with tofu, beef, chicken, or shrimp), but I don't
think they deliver.
4728 Baltimore Ave
726-1095
Margie Politzer
They don't deliver, but they do take-out.
Jo Ann
You are receiving this because you
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 03:38 PM, Knight, Sandra ((US -
Philadelphia)) wrote:
on a new season of Dr. Who!
You mean brand new? Some of Tom whats-is-name's episode's are from the
early 60s
The first episode aired on the BBC in November of 1963, and it wasn't
Tom Baker...
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 03:45 PM, Jonathan Cass wrote:
I second (or third) the Vientiennete recommendation. My only gripe
with
them is they don't take credit cards I am not a cash carrying kind of
guy. I
understand the reasons why restaurants don't take credit cards (newly
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