Here we go again (maybe UCD won't meddle in this one, although the
project's planned developer is on the infamous NID Steering Committee.)
Article from the DP followed by a comment by your humble and obedient servant
Al Krigman
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Market St. liquor
about time. the 41st location is, as the article suggested, rather remote.
short of reforming the whole dastardly beer-store process and moving everything
into the space across from the supremo, this seems like a good idea. on friday
evenings i don't know if anybody's noticed the trail of ants
In a message dated 2/20/2007 9:05:07 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
about time. the 41st location is, as the article suggested, rather remote.
short of reforming the whole dastardly beer-store process and moving
everything into the space across from the supremo,
In a message dated 2/20/2007 9:11:21 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And... your sensitivity to the faith-based objections of the mosque (which
was the point of my posting, in case you didn't read the whole posting before
feeling you had to get in your 0.2 cents),
Al et. al.,
Isn't there a difference between a store that sells liquor and wine (for people
to take home, not consume on location) and a bar-restaurant where people sit
and drink?
And what about the beer distributor across the street as well? And what about
the pizza - beer place across the
before they BUILT the mosque their closet neighbor was ALREADY a liquor store,
which is still there, existing apparantly in harmony, as with pasqualie's right
next door and the non-halal deli at supremo. i read the article and the only
faith based objections i saw were yours. i'll be happy to
I agree with Al.
Roger..I don't know why you would say I would guess that discussions
have taken place with people from the mosque.
Why guess when you can know for sure? Why not find out before you are so
willing to put your name behind something
that is so half-baked?
Based on history...the
Before we start the piety of Lent or assail how to distribute spirits to the
needy in a UCD plagued community, can we get serious for a minute?
Democrat presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John
Edwards were flying in a carbon-foot-print sensitive puddle jumper to a
Thanks Roger:
Yes..my comments were intended for Al as well!
Lets get more facts and look at the process currently in place.
S
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From: Vincent/Roger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:25 AM
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Kyle Cassidy wrote:
before they BUILT the mosque
btw, that mosque on walnut used to be an old movie theater
(conveniently built on a slope), the cunningham(?) theater.
and before it was a mosque it was some kind of christian
place of worship. since it's been a mosque they've dug out
the
While you are proofreading, you might see if you can find a post from Kyle
after his event. I don't see one, although I do see the phrase you mention
used by someone else,
_
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In a message dated 2/20/2007 10:37:24 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Based on history...the guess would be the mosque was not consulted..based
on history.
Actually, based on history one would expect exactly the opposite. In case
you don't have handy my email on
From: UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
btw, that mosque on walnut used to be an old movie theater (conveniently
built on a slope), the cunningham(?) theater. ... but you can still make
out the 'CT' in the original stonework near the top of the building...
The theater was the Colonial
Whats up Doc.
Are you using a rheostat/dimmer on any of the switches? They tend to work
only
with specific versions of the CFL's; when they are used, you get no power
or the annoying flicker of flourescence. (I recently converted all of the
bulbs in my house to CFL and - besides there
In a message dated 2/20/07 2:32:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bruce..the history I refer to is from the last 40 years! We should stop
posting what we think and focus more on what we know is my point.
Seldom the so-called powers that be will design a process which will give
notice,
Melani writes:
I was on the Spruce Hill Community Assn. executive board at the same
time as Sharrieff, and I strongly dispute your statements here,
Sharrieff.
So, even posting what we know cannot be counted upon to enlighten
other list members. What we know is often clouded by previous
I'm involved with a new website which is supposedly all set up and online
right now.
The problem is, I can't access some of its drop-down menus from my Mac
computer, and I'm concerned that other Mac users may have the same problem.
But
the web developer says he thinks it works fine, so
How many PhD's?
Five: One to write the grant proposal, one to do the mathematical modeling,
one to type the research paper, one to submit the paper for publishing, and
one to hire a student to do the work.
How many People?
It takes two to screw anywhere, stupid.
On 2/20/07, John Ellingsworth
Well then, I guess we'll hear about their objections from them. Let us
know when they make something public.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And, I've also heard on good authority that they do object, so it's not
just idle speculation on my part.
You are receiving this because you are
*Q:* How many psychologists does it take to change a lightbulb?
*A:* None, the bulb will change itself when it is ready.
On 2/20/07, John Ellingsworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats up Doc.
Are you using a rheostat/dimmer on any of the switches? They tend to work
only
with specific versions
Hi,
You were close. The theatre at 43rd and Walnut St. was the Commodore. We
used to attend it regularly.
Fran
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To: univcity@list.purple.com
Sent: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 1:08 PM
Subject:
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
about time. the 41st location is, as the article suggested, rather
remote. short of reforming the whole dastardly beer-store process and
moving everything into the space across from the supremo, this seems
like a good idea. on friday evenings i don't know if anybody's
Philadelphia City Council to Strip Communities of Zoning Rights
Councilman Darrell Clarke's bills #060901 and 060902 will alter the
landscape of many communities and most don't see it coming. Hearings
show class trumping race in Brewerytown community, but class is proving
just as divisive as
S.
Do you have any more information about this group? I couldn't find much
online, except this press release.
Regards,
John Ellingsworth
S. Sharrieff Ali wrote:
The Community Preservation Network, which prepared this press release,
is a growing movement of residents associations,
Well, I was on the Spruce Hill Board while both you AND Sharrieff were on
the Executive Committee. I was ³Co-Chair² of the Membership Committee.
I felt I was not trusted to Chair the Committee myself, even though I had
more than proven myself as Secretary of the CPN Board (of which you were
also
Just in case it isn't clear, this is NOT the rewrite of the Zoning Code which
I was writing about earlier.
Melani Lamond
In a message dated 2/20/07 6:30:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Philadelphia City Council to Strip Communities of Zoning Rights
Councilman Darrell Clarke’s bills #060901
well, my grad student long ago said how many grad students does it take?
only 1, but it takes him/her 5 years...
Vivianne aka GG
On Feb 20, 2007, at 4:19 PM, Ross Bender wrote:
Q: How many professors does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Only one, but they get three tech.
Al Alston, a commercial property owner in the West Girard Avenue business
strip, is one of the key players. He grew up in that area and has been a
firebrand civic activist for 10 years or more. We have done business
together. If you want to talk to him, let me know and I'll pass a message
MessageI just want to say I am unalterably opposed to any women's clothing
store opening within two blocks of Clark Park, which to some citizens is a holy
site. It is the very place where Kathy Change removed her garments at countless
solar alignments, so the commercial presence of women's
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