>From a local, thank goodness . . .
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/9721440.htm
A hot neighborhood with history
By Murray Dubin
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
When I was little, a perfect Saturday morning was watching cartoons. When
I was a teen, playing ball was the best. As a young man, I needed to
In a message dated 9/22/2004 8:22:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3- Al
Krigman's letter - I disagree with on priinciple. ;-)
I realize this was supposed to be humorous. But what's to disagree with in
this letter? The assertion that if the downside of gentrification
In response to the comments quoted below, I hasten to point out that the Glorious UC Culture List is freely available to all, high and low, the tasteful and the tasteless, but particular to those with an incredibly refined sensibility and je-ne-sais-quo that just bowls you over and keeps on comin
Last
Saturday we had beautiful weather! It rained all day! So it was
beautiful weather for those who decided to postpone the Cedar Park Fair for a
week...
Cedar Park
Fair, Saturday, September 25 (NEW DATE!!!)
From Noon-5
pm at 50th and Baltimore Ave.
The annual Cedar Park
Fair, hel
On Wed, 22 Sep 2004, Alex de Soto wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a general contractor for small interior renovation work
> (tearing down/building walls, etc.)? I searched the archives but most of the
> good information must have been provided off list. Work will be in Powelton
> area.
Alex's
I absolutely love the vegitarian cheese steaks (I think they just call them
"hot veggie hoagie" or something like that) from pasqualies. Mostly
mushrooms and black olives. I could eat an elephant full of them. Though the
store itself is weird -- I think they're selling chineese food now as well.
I dunno. Everyone says there is good pizza in UCity, but I haven't found it
yet.
Though I really like gourmet yuppie pizza (a la Pietro's and Lombardi's in
Center City), and that type of pizza hasn't really made it over to West
Philly, to my knowledge. I know there's a place called Rustic Pizz
Christy Bracken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yes, we order from Papa John's because they let you order online,
which is
> good for me because I am very, very antisocial. I would trek all the
way
> upstairs to bring down my laptop order the pizza rather than pick up
the
> telephone that'
In a message dated 9/22/2004 9:37:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alex's
experience with the archives shows why certain cranky people haveit all
backwards! *Always* reply on the list when it is information. That is
why there aresearchable archives, so the same q
In a message dated 9/21/2004 5:19:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bush has
plenty of people he would love for you to
If you could employ
your kind mellow discourse, while espousing B2's pro-democracy the world hungers
for freedom exhortations, a real job awaits yo
OK, I've gone through and read all the posts on this subject.
To me, the sometimes "Off-topic", chatty and/or silly posts are a nice
change from what can be a hostile online environment, helps us to get to know
each other a little more (those of us who may not know each other in "real
life
Pete, your post made me laugh - that last line :o
Don't order from the PJ at 39th and Walnut. The staff there was
once seen using a ball of pizza dough as a basketball. Don't want to
think what else they're doing when they're not in the line of vision of people
on the street! Plus their
Hello all,
I will be replacing my old gas-powered boiler which heats my house through
hot water through radiators.
One contractor told me I would need to have my chimney lined (which was
probably never lined) due to the new heater's efficiency causing eventual
damage to the bricks (mostly due to
I
am one of the original members of the listserv, so forgive
me if sometimes I
get a bit cranky. I have been here since
the beginning when
many people in this community didn't
even have e-mail addresses.
Originally the idea was to use
the list as a tool
for bringing neighborhood rel
WHAT???
Sharieff is right, the posts are useless, annoying, a waste of time, and an absurd
misuse of the list serve. I have become very dissapointed with the quality of posts,
the uselessness of them. There might be an arguement to be made about how sharing our
own small delights with each othe
Margie
A great place to post your question is www.heatinghelp.com Go to that site and click
on "The Wall" to post your question. Tons of heating professionals will offer their
advise.
If you want a real pro locally to look at your system. IMHO the best around is Jim and
Jamie Pompetti (Media,
Frank Arnold Contracting (267/249-0489). He's very responsive,
reasonably priced, and does good work. He's currently got a number of
gigs in this area. He been redoing the store fronts at 47/Baltimore and
is working on the house on the corner of 43rd and Osage.
Good luck,
Stephen
Alex de Soto
I am interested in getting a diversity of grocery store options in University City. Right
now we have the Fresh Grocer as pretty much our only option. I think that University City could
support more grocery stores. We especially could use something farther to the
west since the FoodRite
Young Nazis for Bush. This epitomizes the very essence of the right wing core of the Republican Party which uses Bush as a puppet and mouthpiece. Watch the video of Zell Miller and Dick Cheney again. These people are evil. Get rid of them or next they will come for you. They really enjoy stompin
Title: Re: [UC] Fw: Redlining, Pizza Delivery
Dear Neighbors,
Please do not blame Papa John’s ® etc. Pizzeria.
Blame it on the fact that these businesses do not know that people of non-color are living in those areas. (i.e. west of 49th St. and/or South of Baltimore Ave.)
When the word gets
Thanks to those who responded off or on list. For those interested in
another "Homeowner's Grapevine" visit Angie's List at
http://www.angieslist.com. It doesn't beat advice from neighbors but it will
do in a pinch.
Alex de Soto
You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the
list
On 22 Sep, 2004, at 12:30, Margie Politzer wrote:
I will be replacing my old gas-powered boiler which heats my house
through
hot water through radiators.
One contractor told me I would need to have my chimney lined (which was
probably never lined) due to the new heater's efficiency causing
event
In a message dated 9/22/2004 5:02:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Young Nazis for Bush. This epitomizes the very essence of the right
wing core of the Republican Party which uses Bush as a puppet and mouthpiece.
Watch the video of Zell Miller and Dick Cheney aga
In a message dated 9/22/2004 8:55:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, Craigsolve writes:
Amerik@ You Are Beautiful to Me.
Craig, take a break and read "Abu Ghraib: The Hidden Story" by Mark Danner in the current issue of The New York Review of Books (http://www.nybooks.com/). Danner has been following
In a message dated 9/22/2004 8:55:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, Craigsolve writes:
Enjoy this link to Daisycutter's awesome parody. http://www.daisycutter.com/media/CONSTITUTION.FLASH.LOADER.swf
Very nice. It shows that you have a modicum of taste.
Now somebody explain to me why "Libertarian
Let me try again:
"One socially irresponsible young immature man should not be the measuring stick for
the Political Party that stood for emancipating slaves and preserving our nation's
great union."
Wow- what a party-- you only need to go back something like 150 years to come up with
a cause
Dear Jon
TOUCHE!!
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Cass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sep 22, 2004 9:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] Whartonite delivers...No Guts...Daisycutter Flash
Let me try again:
"One socially i
Find great stuff at the
4600 block HAZEL AVE
BLOW-OUT PORCH SALE
Saturday, Sept. 25
from 10-4.
(Featuring 10+ households!)
28 matches
Mail list logo
