Abbraccio brunch:
Everyone should bring a computer and chat with each other online.
(We've eaten there once, great antipasto)
Dog fence:
Put a fence around the playgrounds.
(I live with a dog who remains on leash, and a 3-year old who
loves playing at the
Most chains today are extremely efficient in tracking shelf life of
products. If something does not sell within a week or two -- it gets
yanked and replaced by something which does.
A problem with this lies in *adding* new (or old but not stocked for a while)
products, perhaps a resurgence
Thanks for the forward.
Does anyone have a pointer to the original legislation, or anything else that
would explain whether or not this also applies to commercial establishments
which abut or exist within residential communities?
Dan W.
City Council Will Let Police Write Tickets for Loud
signs (they can be printed in about . . . 10 nanoseconds) around
John, can I please borrow your printer, or else whatever you're smoking? :)
Dan W.
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I've just purchased the thing (and it's a bit pricey) but I've heard many
good things about it and hope this is the magic solution to paint stripping.
I'll be happy to share my experiences once I use it.
Check it out: http://silentpaintremover.com/
Just used it myself for the previous two
Wow, a ninth Doctor?
Dan W.
BTW the BBC is starting (has started) production on a new season of Dr.
Who!
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Convenience is a very distant third consideration... witness all of the
folks who have no qualms about driving down to State Line or over to
Jersey for their Liquor because they save a few bucks.
I would argue from my personal experience that convenience becomes a much
closer second
The last time I was in Yugoslavia (yes, that's dating myself), I thought the
pectopans (which is where they go out to eat in the Serbian neighborhoods)
were terrible.
I thought the cucumbers and goat cheese in the PECTOPANs were great, if not
repetitive... Dubrovnik was beautiful (now
That's fine if you want to take the time and make the effort to summarize
off-list responses.
Sure, and I understand it's work, and I do believe it's worth it for lots of
people, and I'm doing my bit to encourage that behavior publicly, and I'm not
in any way against people _not_ summarizing.
Amen. We replaced Ivy with grass because 1) garbage was hiding in the Ivy,
2) I didn't want my then-new-born baby to be playing with said garbage, 3) he
loves playing in the grass (so does our dog, and hey, so do I), and 4) the
grass is soothing to lie in.
When I'm in a hurry I weed-whack the
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 05:32:13AM -0700, Christine Miller wrote:
Either this list is not all that representative of the neighborhood, or I
have entirely misjudged the political tendancies of West Philly.
Once again, keep in mind you are seeing only a subset of your neighborhood.
The subset
I have 13 20x25x1 air filters left from the previous owners of our house,
send me an e-mail if you want them. As-is (they're in good condition as far
as I can tell). Our furnace uses 20x20 filters, go figure.
Regards,
Dan W.
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We used Mr. El (pronounced Eel) roofing, they're local (40th Market,
215-387-4680) and a family business; they were recommended to us by a
neighbor. No problems so far (going on two years). Aluminum coating,
removed old roofing (clean job) and replaced. Did flat roof, catwalks, porch
roof, and
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