Mariposa Co-op (4700 block of Baltimore ave) has open boxes of organic
produce that is free for the taking. I just picked up a nice head of
Romaine lettuce. It will certainly find its way into a salad tonight.
Joe Clarke
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What should happen after a deep breath, is an intake of genuine information.
Philadelphia's local governmental system is extremely complex and it
doesn't make everybody happy all the time. One of the temptations of a
paranoid worldview is that it purports to offer a simple, global
explanation
Well ... I have to say it happens all the time, that people receive
government benefits without paying equally into the system. Just about
every tax you can name exempts some classes of citizen from paying it.
They still get the benefits, if benefits there are.
This is true on a larger scale
This should be the right link.
Leave the volume up.
-Lew
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In a message dated 7/10/2007 1:44:19 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm still on the fence on this (as many of us might be)
The fence has fallen down.
The NID as advanced by UCD, Wendell's claim in his UCReview interview
notwithstanding, is a dead issue.
Doc Baldy wrote:
What I found remarkable was this:
the Mt. Airy BID won its election without a single dissenting vote
I can't imagine anything ever happening in our hood with complete
consensus...
Al Krigman wrote:
So, by all indications, this is a true business improvement district
Dan Myers wrote:
I'm still on the fence on this (as many of us might be)
And even though the BID (or NID or DID) has limited benefits. ...
Maybe I still don't quite understand how imposing a tax to those who don't
directly benefit from the benefits works when some people who are getting
the
In a message dated 7/10/07 12:03:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
speaking of apples and oranges, did the article say anything
about how the mt. airy bid was the brainchild of a large
nearby university? or about how the mt. airy bid boundaries
included a large nearby university which wouldn't
Thanks for your explanation. I can believe that you are sincerely conveying
what you believe about this tree killing. Before I speak about the
credibility of the FOCP and UCD, let me remind you of a few issues.
UCD has had that tree on its hit list since the unpopular Clark Park
No one had seen me take the thing - but still
A blank laugh echoed in my whirling head,
And I could guess what nighted worlds of ill
Lurked in that volume I had coveted.
The way grew strange - the walls alike and madding -
And far behind me, unseen feet were padding.
-Original Message-
Anyone know or can recommend a person to provide daycare in home? They will
need referrals. My schedule is pretty flexible in that I would need them to
be here several hours a day 5 days a week or several full days (2-3) a week.
This would be until about January (2008).
Please send to me off
Well, sorry if I made your head spin like the exorcist chick. I hope you didn’t
get that green stuff coming out too.
I’m happy for you that you agree with most of my opinions. However, you clearly
don’t agree with my assessments of the damage to communication that can be done
with what we
I do not know what windings in the waste
Of those strange sea-lanes brought me home once more,
But on my porch I trembled, white with haste
To get inside and bolt the heavy door.
I had the book that told the hidden way
Across the void and through the space-hung screens
That hold the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
/
In a message dated 7/10/07 12:03:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
/
/speaking of apples and oranges, did the article say anything
about how the mt. airy bid was the brainchild of a large
nearby university? or about how the mt. airy bid boundaries
included *a large
So, when you post that UCD cut down some trees, and you hear back from
_three_ sources who were there that it was, in fact, Park and Rec, with
help from Councilwoman Blackwell's office and the Fairmount Park
Commission, that cut down the trees, based on a report from the Morris
Arboretum's
Oh, I doubt that.
- Mike V.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 3:42 PM
To: Lewis Mellman; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] Tree removals in Clark Park
... There are many people in this community
In a message dated 7/10/07 5:07:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
HAHA thanks melani! now we see what our neighborhood's
proposed bid looks like, compared to mt. airy's bid. you
couldn't have made my point any more nicely!
And your point was? When caught providing false information,
Sometimes I can't help myself and I read Glenn's messages...
It's much more likely given these facts and UCD's established tactics that
UCD was involved with this removal and is lying about it. Let's be real,
would anything be done by the city in Clark Park without UCD's involvement?
YES.
Karen,
I would rather receive your criticism than another's approbation.
I don't have an ultimate answer to the free-rider question at this
time. But clearly it is central to the judging of any SSD/NID/BID operation.
What I've learned so far is that different neighborhoods differ wildly
in
http://community.livejournal.com/west_philly/372095.html
Long story short, a friend of mine was parked where they were doing road
work. Her car has disappeared, but whether it was moved by the road
crews, stolen, or moved then stolen, she doesn't know. It was at 43rd
and Chester. Hopefully
Tony,
I respect most of the posts that you contribute to this Listserv. However,
I must say that when I read your comments regarding the NID/BID that you
sound to me like the Husband in the marriage therapy session who's answer to
each
of his wife's issues is But I bought you a diamond
Lomb21,
Do you have an ordinary name? If so, could you please include it in
your neighborhood posts from now on?
You keep talking about "the NID/BID" in a way that leads me to suspect
you are another one of these notoriously isolated, parochial University
City persons who don't acknowledge
I think the response to Lomb21 highlights one of the reasons why:
a) people lurk on this list and don't post;
b) posters prefer to keep their names away from the dialogue;
c) sometimes knowing your neighbor isn't really all that great
All too often, one risks ridicule by the self-righteous and
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