Glenn, I raised the alarm because my fear was that UCNeighbors was formed to
disparage and discredit the purple listserv because the people who started
it disagreed with some of the positions expressed here and they had the
backing of UPenn to lend legitimacy to their clarion call for people to
aba
Well done, Karen. I agree with you about one not being superior to the
other, such as one listserv is rife with crazies and the other just talks
swap meets, boat races and riding to hounds. There is room for both
listservs and people can choose one or the other or both.
On 4/13/10 2:49 PM, "Kar
> UCNeighbors represents community groups better, because it likes our
> neighborhood more than UC-list. (I think of it as "UCQuarrels.") To keep
> serving your community -- you can't just rely on your internet name! You have
> to keep learning about it and keep adapting to it
No, Tony,
Liz is right. I know this because she was here when our UC Listserv was one
of the first in the city.
It was formed by a community group, but that should not be a requisite
criterion for its legitimacy.
Pray tell why UCNeighbors represents community groups better and from where
sprang
Well, Tony,
Since the listserv began in 1996 and the Internet not so long before,
University City was one of the first changing neighborhoods in the City of
Philadelphia to even HAVE so many on the Internet that we could even form a
listserv.
A prodigious achievement in this city that may now be
Dear Mary,
As a member of several UC Community Associations and as one of the Board
Officers of Spruce Hill Community Association who helped to start the
listserv that is now UC Listserv.
Former resident Jeff Abramson took it from LibertyNet and put in on purple
list from the Spruce Hill Liberty
Thanks to those who responded off or on list. For those interested in
another "Homeowner's Grapevine" visit Angie's List at
http://www.angieslist.com. It doesn't beat advice from neighbors but it will
do in a pinch.
Alex de Soto
You are receiving this because
Being a Cubiche myself, I did enjoy my one and only visit there. I think
every time I go to CVS I'll stop in for my tacita de café.
Alex de Soto
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to refine its niche. I believe they should stick with the basics: good
coffee, bagels, news and such.
And though The Green Line and Café Clave on Locust are good examples of
better offerings (and friendlier service), Sam's doesn't have to get totally
"yuppie-fied" to make improv
>From Today's NYT (3-21-04)
In Philadelphia, Trying to Keep It Real
March 21, 2004
By MAUREEN TKACIK
PHILADELPHIA, March 19 - New York covets the Olympic Games
in 2012. Boston won the Democratic National Convention this
summer. All Philadelphia wanted was "The Real World."
The tale of the cit
lasting than grass (gravel,
a la French parks) perhaps augmented by a water feature.
A "dog park" should be funded by dog-owners somewhere else. The master plan
should flex to accommodate them.
Alex de Soto
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By the way, Hack should have filmed
Overbrook High where the real “Fresh Prince” actually went to
school.
Alex de Soto
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I believe we're now the nation's 7th "fattest". Detroit is the current
leader. Our championship diet seems to have worked!!!
Alex
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Paul,
My experience is similar to Elliot’s.
We recently experienced two outages (DSL
only – no problem with the phone lines). At first I thought they were
related to the Hack electrical lines used to power their equipment. Both
outages coincidentally happened during filming. Bill Ma
Maybe the UCD can intervene.
Alex
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Hi
Its my understanding that if a list (or Web site or online forum) is
moderated, the moderator assumes legal responsibility and liability for
content. Isn't that so?
In any event, though I'm usually a lurker due to time constraints, I prefer
an open, un-moderated list where people's character and
Hope these signs are not as disgusting
as the Katz commercials on TV. I can’t even consider the guy!
Alex
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