http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/article.asp?ArtID=7399
The Philadelphia Public Works Department
completed construction on the South Street Bridge in 1923. The design of the
bridge--which crosses the Schuylkill River to connect southwest Center City to
the University of Pennsylvania's
City Managing Director Philip Goldsmith plans to expand the number of
intersections covered and he wants to hear from you:
If the public has particular (problem) intersections in mind, they can
email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] I will give those intersections to
the department and we will put them
Thanks for the link. The intersection of 38th Walnut Sts. Is a nightmare
for both pedestrians and drivers alike.
-Wilma
On 6/9/04 12:33 PM, Paul Grossman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I think one of the worst redesigned intersections is the new and penntrified
Woodland/Baltimore/Chester and 38th streets. While this intersection may not
have been
perfect before, it worked. Now, so the Vet school can expand with yet another
collapsible new building, a whole sector of the
Hello
A friend of mind complained that Sams Place is poorly stocked
and the employee was hostile to him. I was just there and
they act like they do not want your business unless you're
cool or somthing.
Has anyone elese experienced this?
Thanks
Mark
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Sam's Place used to smell like cat pee, I think they've dealt with that
problem. I used to go there for coffee while walking the dog, and the
service was always mediocre at best. I think you have to be a Hippie,
or a Gutter Punk Anarchist to get good service. I imagine because the
Green
The last time I remember Sam's being decent was when it was owned by David
Graves back in the late 80s. It had good sandwiches then and was actually a
groovy little market that catered to the neighborhood. It has looked as
described by Pete Coyle since I moved back to the neighborhood in late
Damn pseudo-hippies. Can't live with 'em - can live without 'em.
A day in the life of a typical Sam's Place customer:
Oh, hey, everyone look at me. I'm a hippie - you know, like those
people a long time ago. I like to _conserve_ stuff and I like everything
natural. Yeah, that's right. Look
I am sure they will. There are plenty of Universities that
want to EXPAND
-Mark
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From: David Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Jun 9, 2004 3:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] Selfish redesign
I think one of the worst redesigned intersections is the new and
How does that kind of kill ratio add up to a loss ???
Do we have to annihilate the entire population to win ?
If an invading army came to the US and those numbers
were reversed, would anyone be calling that a win ?
We didn't just annihilate a population,
we completely devestated their land as
No, how much are the ladies asking for anyway ?
I'm asking for a friend who happens to like sex.
WRZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] Anything about UC to talk about?
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 12:16:19 EDT
In a message dated 6/7/2004 11:46:23 AM Eastern
I heard recently that Reagan was losing his mind even
while he was in the White House,
(which probably explains that vacant smile)
He would write up long accounts of meetings that
never happened after the scheduled guest had canceled.
Frank Winkler probably doesn't even do that.
WRZ
Original
Yeah all this nostalgia about the Reagan years
makes me nauseous.
Some of these dopes are talking about
putting his likeness on the $10 bill !!!
Isn't that what the bananna republics do ?
change their money every 20 years ?
If they want to take Bush's picture off the
3 dollar bill and put Reagan
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