People who watched the public access video of the Campus Inn charade may have
noticed the appeal to fear which is vital to the fascist transformation. After
the public was procedurally silenced at "the hearing," viewers saw the entire
development team; PCPC, PHC, and Penn Real Estate lie repe
The NY Times has a number of historic reports today.
I wish it wasn’t only when politicians have nothing left to lose that they can
sometimes gain insights. Olmert discusses the occupation strategy. If the
Abrahamic monotheists would see all holy sites as shared with all people,
imagine; pa
Hi everyone,
This is a general question: We have two doors in the basement that
look like originals with the house. Since we already have all the doors
we need, I'm thinking of selling them. What type of wood was used for
doors in these old houses (1896)? What would the original wood do
The Clark Park Youth Soccer program has begun it's Fall season but still has
room for more players. This is a fun way to introduce kids to the sport of
soccer without the pressures of fitting multiple practices and games into
busy schedules. The Soccer program operates on Saturdays from the end o
The Philadelphia Historical Commission will hold its 554th Stated Meeting at
9:00 a.m. on Friday, 10 October 2008 in Room 18-029 in the municipal office
building at 1515 Arch Street (One Parkway). The meeting is open to the public
and all are invited to attend and participate.
In addition to
Joe--
Greg & Chris Neff just happen to be here working on my bathroom, so I
asked them.
The lower floors of these houses have the good stuff--cherry or oak.
The third floor was usually something a little less expensive--like
pine.
But not the pine of today, where the trees are fed che
