In a message dated 12/7/2004 12:02:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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and the
power to define history, as needed, is what I'm wondering about. how it's
assumed and sustained. and why.
DHS now considers laser beams a potential toolwhich terrorists can
use to lash
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Bill Sanderson wrote:
Precisely. There are shades of grey to every issue. I don't expect UCHS to
go to the wall for every possible encroachment on a historic structure in
west Philly. Clearly you know a lot more about that body than I do, but I
would expect such a group to pick their
From: Mayer, Ann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 22:58:07 -0500
These guys sound smarter than the guy who stopped me one morning
Telling me a story about how he had just lost a $25 bill and
Desperately needed a loan to get a taxi to take him to the
Airport.
I get a bit of a twinge of nostalgia about Convention Hall.
The Beatles played there in 1964 on their first American tour. One would
think that would be a point to keep the building. The Stones also played
there one one of their first American tours. I am not certain, but I
venture that many
In a message dated 1/2/2005 10:14:09 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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what is
the uchs's stance on the imminent destruction of convention hall and
the commercial museum? you may recall that I began this discussion by
wondering if there was selectivity at work, in
On 02 Jan, 2005, at 10:25, Charles H. Buchholtz wrote:
He may throw in that he needs to be
there by some deadline, that he isn't going to make if he needs to
walk to 69th and then panhandle for the fare.
That's why I always carry tokens.
When you tell the guy that you don't have any money, but can
On 02 Jan, 2005, at 10:59, Wilma de Soto wrote:
The Beatles played there in 1964 on their first American tour. One
would
think that would be a point to keep the building. The Stones also
played
there one one of their first American tours. I am not certain, but I
venture that many other famous
You're right about Pennsylvania Hall being the place for the great descent
into The Flower Show.
The Arena had more than just boxing matches and roller derby after WFIL
moved from there.
I do remember seeing the Isley Brothers there in the 70's. Other musical
acts played there as well, but yes
I get pretty bad TV reception (no cable, I've had
it before-too expensive and often too boring). I'm wondering if anyone in
the area has had any luck with roof antennae? Thanks in
advance.
Joe C.
The Principle of the Common Good.
The common good is understood as the social
conditions
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005, William H. Magill wrote:
On 02 Jan, 2005, at 10:59, Wilma de Soto wrote:
The Beatles played there in 1964 on their first American tour. One
would
think that would be a point to keep the building. The Stones also
played
there one one of their first American
We are looking into some supplementary area
heaters, and I just wondered if anyone has had any luck with them or some
experience with one type or brand over another? I get the impression that
they have approved in energy efficiency, output and safety. I would
appreciate any help.
Thanks,
So why are you asking me?
I have no connection to those organizations. I could look up the
definitions in the current historic district legislation as easily as you
could, I suppose.
I applaud your posting your desire for enlightenment, but if you are really
seeking it, putting notes up on a
One common characteristic I've seen in reasonably good cons is that the
amount of money involved is small enough that it won't be greatly missed by
the mark, and not enough to raise a lot of concern about all the details of
the story.
I was a bit surprised by my neighbors story 'cause the
Love, Love, LOVE La Lupe!
Unfortunately for those of us who want to stick to our diets, they deliver
to the school where I work. Chilaquiles, anyone?
On 1/2/05 1:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tokens in certain parts of the city that is a scam, too. If memory
serves I
From: Wilma de Soto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 02 Jan 2005 12:24:51 -0500
Still, isn't there something to be said about saving these places where so
many greats played? Also, I feel the Philadelphia Inferiority Syndrome
has contributed to the de-valuing and lack of marketing
In a message dated 1/2/2005 10:14:09 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and so I
ask, publicly: given that uchs has thus far defined 'history' and
'preservation' and 'non-encroachment' in its efforts to establish an
historic district,
"Who controls the past,
Title: RE: [UC] Re: Scammer or Casing Alert
I met this guy at the Hess station at 34th
Grays Ferry. He had already succeeded in hitting me up with a different
scam - where he wasn't deaf at all - earlier that year. I recognized him
right away and got very angry with him. He fled pronto.
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