Wilma and list -
I agree. I also think that adding yet another form as someone stated,
and asking people to expose whether they have any known benefits to slavery
is a small price to ask. Sadly, most companies are unware of whatever
profits they may have recieved years ago, and do not
It is true that the man has a right to his opinion. Probably fruitless to
challenge him on it. Everytime I hear that line about slavery ending 100's
of years ago I cringe.
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Liz,
After reading your post, I am compelled to say that I have always enjoyed
your posts, have never found you to be insulting or hostile in any way. I
have read many very concerned and caring posts from you wherein you were
trying to assist other community members, and did have the pleasure
I used Mambo for a move recently. I would use them again hands down, no
questions asked. They did everything like they said they would. Arrived
precisely on time with three strapping lads just like their website says,
and did everything exactly as they said they would - cased out the
I used Mambo for a move recently. I would use them again hands down, no
questions asked. They did everything like they said they would. Arrived
precisely on time with three strapping lads just like their website says,
and did everything exactly as they said they would - cased out the
situation,
Thanks for the info. I'll check out the website. I love winter and snow,
but it sure makes it hard to walk my dog for anything other than the
shortest excursions to do his necessary work. And when we do walk, he has
to avoid any stretch that has the salt. On more than one occassion I had
to
...plus the place usually has a bad odor, is dirty, with sticky floors,
wrong temperature, lousy food, and the theatre doors are usually not opened
until 2 minutes before the show, for the earlier shows. Once inside, you
got to beg somebody to come to the booth and take admissions. And the
Yep - you're right. Jefferson has a Rape Crisis Center. I was assaulted
at 52nd and Arch Street, about 15 years back. A Good Samaritan drove me
in his vehichle to Misericordia (the closest Hospital to the scene). After
my stiches were put into my neck, I was examined no further there. The had
I vote NO NO NO.
It's a conversation among a select group that doesn't go anywhere and
proves nothing. Around and around in circles. People talking just to hear
themselves talk. Take it off line at this point.
That's my two cents and my vote.
M. M. Harvey
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This bounced back when I tried to direct-reply directly to William H.
Magill, so I'll get it to you this way...
M. M. Harvey, MPP, MPH
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Hi -
I was wondering if anybody out there uses an electric cooktop stove, and if
so, how did they install it and how much did it cost to install. I have to
replace my old one - came with the new house - with a newer version of the
same model.
M. M. Harvey
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Which of us are poorly educated and ignorant? Or, are you trying to say
that by this act we would appear that way? I hardly think that's the case
at all. I am sure that every opportunity we get to remind this
administration that there are definitely policies that we cannot abide, and
feel
Now that's too funny... Watch what you say online... you don't want to
be a nabbed up with the rest of the conspirators once his deal goes down...
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Well congratulations on your newly found riches! I guess the next step is
for you to contact them so they can be sure to get your winnings to you as
expediently as possible. Of course, you are aware this means you need to
immediately send your full name, address, social security number, date
Thats really funny - I think I've heard it all now... Ha Ha Ha..
M. M. Harvey
L a s e r B e a m ®
I was straddling the line for a while, but I believe I have come to the
firm decision that Ross is definitely crazy. Comical as hell, but crazy
for sure.
M. M. Harvey
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Jon Moore said:
...Probably the best single thing each of us needs to do, for the
good of
America, is to find someone who voted the other way, and really try
to
understand *why* they voted the way they did. The vast majority of
Americans are reasonable, decent folks (on
I am about to move into a new home that has a wood burning fireplace, and I
am relatively inexperienced except for the Duraflame logs I have burned,
and the occassional campfire. I was wondering:
1) What is the difference between seasoned logs and the others? What
happens if you wind up with
Thanks for the explanation about the firewood. The website was useful for
estimating costs as well, even though they are located in California.
I can't wait to get in front of my new family room fire! I go to
settlement on the 19th, and will be moved in by the 28th. You can believe,
I will
I don't believe in the like it or leave it philosophy when it comes to
America. The right to stay and fight the good fight and try to right the
wrongs is what makes this place cool. And knowing there's always hope that
we will live to see our personal and political goals, values, ideals and
YOUR beautiful woodwork? YOUR beautiful fireplace bricks? No, Kyle, at the
time those crackheads painted it, it was most likely THEIR beautiful wood
work and fireplace. And you have every right to go ahead and strip the
paint off both bricks and woodwork to reflect YOUR good taste.
Urban
Does anybody out there know where I can send a fax - I know there is an on-
Campus place, a Kinko's kind of store on 40th and Walnut, but I live at
49th and Warrington. Does anyone know of a fax center closer to me than
the one on 40th Street? Mine acts crazy, and I really will need to send a
About 6 weeks ago, my partner and I went to South Street to get ourselves a
tattoo. We took our 16 year old son along, thinking he might be able to
get the design he'd been begging for for about a year. Well, he went home
disappointed. Seems the presence of a parent and proper I.D. means
Let me get this straight. These animals are raised naturally, without
hormones and chemicals, with good feed, not tortured all their lives or
anything like that. So these are humanely raised, right? Then what - one
day you slaughter them and ship them off to market and eat them? Oh...
Are
Yeah, sounds ok to me too, since I will eat almost anything that can be
kilt, skinned, dragged in, and cooked. I was just thinking that it seems
strange to care enough not to let them suffer, then not care at all about
slaughtering and eating them anyway. Seems a person would go one way or
the
White Seal has a good, clean, laundromat, as laundromats go. But I thought
their cleaning services were a bit costly. I like the lady at the corner
of Farragut and Baltimore Ave (Between 46th and 47th). She does an
excellent job, her prices are low, and when I approached her with 24 pairs
of
What's wrong will selling your house (hopefully at a huge profit) and
living in a nice mansion on the water, or off it, anywhere, for that
matter? I must have lost the thread of conversation, for I fail to see why
this is something to be ashamed of...
M. M. Harvey, just trying to keep up
...I give up. That's it - I can't take anymore.
M. M. Harvey, MPP, MPH
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...hey - I know what we could do -
1.) warm months - fill the bowl almost all the way up with dirt, except for
the last two feet. Plant flowers, grass, whatever. A beautiful bowl
garden for the summer and spring months.
2.) icy months - fill it the rest of the way with water (covering the
Is it Wa La, or voila! Whatever
M. M. Harvey,
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Wow. Thanks for that enlightenment. I always knew there was something
fishy about pointing to bibical text as proof God hates queers, but I've
never seen it presented that way. That was great. Since there seem to be
so many people who seek to use it as tool to hate, exclude, and inhibit,
why
Samuel - your point is a good one. And I add that perhaps in taking this a
step at a time we may eventually as a society move closer toward affecting
these kinds of social contracts regardless of the nature of the
relationship between individuals. But there is one major point feel you
have
Just wanted to add that I was spellingbiblical incorectly in the past
messages. I am hereby correcting the spelling in the subject line.
M. M. Harvey
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...We can instantiate any amount
of laws on the subject but that isn't going to make society and its
various organizations accept it - that is not the role of government
anyway, right?
It is true that enacting a law cannot make people be more accepting of
the issue, and that government cannot
My sedimants, exactly, Sam. How can anyone determine we are voting for
Bush because we are discussing the gay marriage issue???
I hate to say it, but I don't see one bastard worth voting for in this
upcoming election that would make my day. Not one.
But you I can tell you now, and you can
Fred, as of now, I have ceased to assume the posting from William Zardus
(devil's advacat) was a joke, as I have received no response from him to
confirm whether it was or wasn't. If it was a joke - it was in poor taste.
And I agree with you.
As I was saying, as a married, stone butch with
FX Winkler references the following:
Parents are systematically more likely to think of the future of our planet
and our society, because their children and the prospect of further
generations of descendants give them a long-term stake in that future.
Childless people, in the knowledge that
I am usually too busyor uninterested to respond to the insights I see on
most posts. But this one - I just had to jump in on.
Yes, William Zardus... there are at least some people who are very, very
happy when killers are caught thirty years after the fact, or forty years,
or even fifty, and I
I think everyone will agree - the original conversation was about the
gentrification of the UC area, but somewhere along the line, we started
with the history of the area, and now it's a history/nostalgia thing...
We forgot to change the subject line. Yes - history is a more appropriate
subject
I am trying to find out if my messages are going through. I keep asking
for a response to something and not getting it so I don't know if anybody
is getting my messages or I am just being ignored. Please reply if you get
this.
I have been asking about when Hack airs, and on what channel. Nobody
Okay, so it looks like I got the message out after all. Please ignore the
last message, I am indeed connected and it looks like people are receiving
my messages. Okay okay, I gotcha
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Thanks, Wilma. Very well put, and my sediments, exactly.
M. M. Harvey
Wilma de Soto
I'd paint the larger, less sunny one a shade of creamy, light blue -
there's about a million of them, so choose the one that looks best with the
white trim and oak floors. The other, well let's see - I'd do a shade that
looks like magenta mixed with peach, to compliment the sunny nature of the
I am a dog owner. I rarely take my dog to Clark park because he is so
goofy acting that even on a leash he reacts badly to other dogs who may run
up to him, and so its more trouble than it's worth to let him hang out
there, except to walk him through and keep going.
My vote: I'd like to see a
I live in the 4900 block of Cedar Avenue, and there is a car across the
street from me which goes off every time a heavy vehicle rolls by. If a
city truck goes by, it sounds off. If a large SUV goes by, it sounds. If
anything at all happens, it sounds. It does this until at least 2 or 3 am,
Thanks a bunch, everyone. That was the most informative answer to date,
and I think it gives me a better understanding of the kind of work that is
involved. Actually, the house has been for sale for a couple of months,
but I continue to do some things in there because I feel it increases the
I agree, Brian. It's always good to KNOW exactly who you're dealing
with. Besides, nothing like a PUBLIC hanging, especially when it's a
SUICIDE... (Imagine all the noise I'm gonna hear from this post...
whew!!)
I think the benefits to the neighborhood economy are negligible. Like you
said, it seems they always cater their foods in, and I doubt seriously
whether they have rented apartments to stay in our humble neighborhood.
Shopping (clothes, etc) is probably not in our neighborhood either.
It hasn't
I agree. Perhaps we all might be better off to spend our energy, money,
stress, and time attempting to hold all landlords to a high level of
responsibility, rather than trying to control how many rooms/individuals
you can charge rent for in your own home.
I do understand the point of zoning
Well, my post WAS to complain, and I still feel like ripping hair. My
pocket does not care about the REASON and LOGIC of the increase. I hate
it none the less.
I am one of those folks who is constantly looking for a better paying job,
and not finding it, because of the economy, or perhaps
If you find out anything, let me know. I have the same problem. I need a
skilled carpenter who can replace the rotton wood while maintaining the
integrity of the Victorian style.
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A homeless shelter, especially one that is well planned and well run, would
be a much needed facility. How often have we complained about those
individuals on the streets who refuse to go into shelters because of their
perception that it is actually better on the sidewalk than in the shelter
Yes, I often think about growing older (and disabled - I have liver
disease) in this beautiful neighborhood. I have a big old monster near the
corner of 49th and Cedar, and I imagine it will be just too much to upkeep.
I am in my 40's now, not nearly ready to retire even, and yet still I
I use JMAR Insurance. They are reasonable. I pay about $800 per year for
the basic homeowner's package. They raised their rates from last year - my
bill was only $690, if I am remembering correctly. It's a small company,
and I've never had to file a claim for anything.
You are
, no one would have know
where i work.
My job, and my conjectures about why there is a decapitated rooster in
Clark Park are totally unrelated.
By the way - did anyone think about calling the proper folks over in the
Streets clean-up department to get rid of it?
Monique M. Harvey, MPP, MPH
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