I completely agree and so does A.O. Scott.
http://tinyurl.com/2cahq9
Frank
On Apr 20, 2007, at 07:06 PM, Kyle Cassidy wrote:
... he was a fan of violent video games,
particularly Counterstrike, a hugely popular online game
published by Microsoft, ...
Holy smokes,
One winter about five years ago I was walking down Walnut at about 12th when a
sheet of ice that probably weighed fifty pounds fell from one of those 13 story
center city skyscrapers and smashed onto the sidewalk about 15 feet in front of
me like someone dropping a phone booth from an airplane.
All this talk about trees makes me think
On Monday, April 23, 2007, at 12:14 AM, Elizabeth F Campion wrote:
Dear Craig,
Thanks for the info, but it might be important to know that the city
does not cede the right of walkway to the existence of or desire for
trees.
Most residential blocks
Craig,
What is the source of the snipped language?
Does this mean the pit itself is 3 X 4', which is what I'd think was intended,
or that that much clearance is required from the base of the trunk, which is
what it seems to say?
Paul
There are reasonable practices meant to maximize
All this talk about trees makes me think of how unappreciated and taken
for granted that they are.
Cement up to the trunk, shallow root pits, chopping off roots to make
the sidewalk lay flat...Ugh! Or the trees on our block that were
butchered last fall because they were in the way of the
Craig:
I won't say who it was, below is the comment. I didn't think it
was totally unreasonable if others were confused about my
intentions in the post.
S
You previously wrote: I'm going to check with LI regarding the zoning
and permit issues
and get back to the listserv unless someone else
CM and all: below is a private post which came to me. I am posting it
without
the persons name, I think the comments are relevant to the discussion. I
hope
the person who sent it will not feel betrayed.
My goal is not to hunt down anyone who could be responsible. I hoped
we could
figure out
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a carpenter to build a roof deck?
Thanks,
Margie
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S. Sharrieff Ali wrote:
I had an incident a few years ago with a neighbor’s tree he
cemented around the base, the tree later fell and destroyed
my fence!
Anthony West wrote:
One day I was was walking along Baltimore Avenue in Clark Park when --
wham! I turned around and saw a huge tree
Hello again,
Besides looking for a contractor, I'm looking for advice. My old deck sat on
a rubber roof, and my roofing contractor says this is a bad idea, especially
since there is a brick retaining wall around the deck (which is on top of a
2-story addition on the 3-story house). He wants to
That last bad storm did some real damage to the mortar in the front of my
house,
so it is time to repoint AGAIN. Ugh!
The last job I had done some years ago was not well executed, even though
the
mason was recommended by a guy who is considered an expert.
Has anyone had a really good job of
Today I spoke with : 1) Streets Department 2)
LI 3) Fairmount Park Commission
The following is what I
learned:
We are in Highway division 1 located at 48th and Parkside.
Replacing your sidewalk you will need a Streets Department Highway Division
Permit
and it is free of cost. You
Hi, Ann,
The front sidewalk and steps leading up to 4413 and 4415 Baltimore Ave.
have just been replaced. The guys are now cleaning up at the end of the job.
It looks like a very nice job to me. In fact, I asked for their card, in case
I need some cement work. Why don't you come over
Not too recently... But Carlos Salvatore from Adam Brick and Stone pointing
did an excellent job. Telephone is 215-990-8489.
Margie
That last bad storm did some real damage to the mortar in the front of my
house,
so it is time to repoint AGAIN. Ugh!
The last job I had done some
From: S. Sharrieff Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: S. Sharrieff Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: RE: [UC] Trees on 4500 Walnut Street
Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2007 19:27:49 -0400
Someone private-mailed me and accused me of dime-dropping on the
whoever
with LI and asked me to
I thought Sharrieff was citing another, different example he was personally
aware of to make the point that falling trees can be deadly, not that THIS
particular incident was deadly.
From: Philip Forrest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Philip Forrest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: S. Sharrieff Ali [EMAIL
It's not the first time, there have been complaints on the list
previously about LI being called about trash violations and other times
people have complained that neighbors snitched on their off-leash dogs.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
From: Kyle Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [UC] Trees on 4500 Walnut Street
Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 14:41:53 -0400
It's not the first time, there have been complaints on the list
previously about LI being called about trash violations and other times
people have complained that
From: Kyle Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [UC] Trees on 4500 Walnut Street
Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 14:41:53 -0400
It's not the first time, there have been complaints on the list
previously about LI being called about trash violations and other times
people have complained that
Sharrieff, this was all very helpful information. Thank you!
Melani Lamond
Melani Lamond, Associate Broker
Urban Bye, Realtor
3529 Lancaster Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19104
cell phone 215-356-7266
office phone 215-222-4800, ext. 113
office fax 215-222-1101
I'm seeking all kinds of advice these days... This is for a friend
(REALLY!).
Can anyone recommend a reasonable lawyer who can advise someone with a
driving conviction?
Thanks,
Margie
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For masonry, long time, 2nd generation mason and local guy Walter Walden
can do it all.
215-476-4023
Best to call at dinner time (7-8 PM)
The mason who did brick cleaning and pointing at 600 S. 48th Street (the
corner of 48th and Cedar) was
Gene Rose of
Rose
Dear Neighbors,
As a Teacher of English As a Second Language, I have seen many children from
overseas from MANY different countries and cultures, who surely would have
been ostracized in their countries' traditional and very old societies.
Their parents brought them to the US and foisted their
Dear Neighbors,
Please disregard that pos on a most serious topic. I thought I had saved it
to edit later, but mistakenly sent on.
Regards,
Wilma
PD Well, It's out there now. Sorry!
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