Hi,
My girlfriend's wallet was stolen Saturday night. We believe the wallet was
dumped somewhere between 45th and 46th and between Springfield and Woodland. If
you come across a green wallet in the next few days, please let me know.
Thanks!
Stephen
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I saw The Tempest last year and it was really fun!
http://www.puppetuprising.org/past_events/2007/TheTempest.html
I've been eagerly awaiting their next show...
Best,
Stephen
On Aug 27, 2008, at 8:56 AM, Lewis Mellman wrote:
King Lear Hurricane Season website link
Hi John,
I passed on your concern to Rosemarie, an owner of Dock Street. She
said they are working on this problem and just hired and trained
additional servers.
Hopefully your experience will be better the next time you visit them.
Best,
Stephen
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Stephen
to show you similar exercises.
Best,
Stephen
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Studio 34
Yoga | Healing | Arts
http://www.studio34yoga.com
(610) 716-1615
On Jun 17, 2008, at 10:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Do any of you know what chi walking is? Can you describe
Not sure if this is relevant in your case, but check out the HELP
program from the Water Dept:
http://www.phila.gov/water/Responsibilities_of_.html#HELP
Good luck,
Stephen
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103i Lynch Labs
(215) 898-8395
On May 27, 2008, at 1:48 PM
The dog's owner has been found...
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Subject: Dog found
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Hi,
Stacy of Darrah's Dog Walking just found
Hello Friends and Neighbors,
We have run into an unexpected renovation issue that will delay our
opening. We are working hard to resolve this quickly. Please check
our website for updated information.
http://www.studio34yoga.com
Please join us at the Cedar Park Fair this Saturday 12pm
Hi Rich,
I'll take 3-5 more, if you have them. My friend is an artist and
always in need of buckets.
1118 S. 46th Street.
(610) 716-1615
Thanks,
Stephen
On Sep 9, 2007, at 10:33 PM, Richard Guffanti wrote:
Hi All
The schools wax their floors during the summer.
I collected and cleaned
Thanks for the heads up. Did you have a blue bin with recycling out,
along with the trash? When I got my not recycling ticket it was because
I put out the trash but not the recycling. I was saving up the
recycling to take to the fire house. Since they didn't see the blue bin
they assumed I
Sean and Charlene, I'm really, really sorry about your loss! That
really sucks. I also appreciate that you shared your story and your
lessons learned with the lists.
8) Finally, back up all data on your computers, often.
I would like to add one point to #8. Keep a copy of the data backup
Snow
from the sidewalk must be removed ... at the end of a snowstorm.
As far as I can tell, it's still snowing and will continue until the
freezing rain start tomorrow. That said, it's been my experience that
the sooner you shovel the better in terms of dealing with snow being
compacted
I believe the Canine Easter Egg Hunt was organized by UC Pets (the
petshop at 42nd and Baltimore) and UC Dog (local dog owners association
-- http://www.phillydog.org). As far as I know, it didn't have anything
to do with FoCP.
Cheers,
Stephen
FX Winkler wrote:
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When you order wine it comes in a ceramic chicken pitcher and the
chickens mouth is the spout
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barfing chicken of wine? That doesn't sound too appetizing, or did
I miss the joke?
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Apparently Friday night the Philly and Penn police arrested the person
who was smashing car windows with a golf club.
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http://www.arnoldcontracting.com
cell: (267) 974-5015
The office is at 44th and Spruce. He acquired it a few days ago and
hasn't yet moved in.
Good luck,
Stephen
Dan Widyono wrote:
Greetings,
Frank Arnold, a local contractor, recently had a change of cell phone
number. I have the
Hi,
I have a claw foot tub that doesn't have any feet. Anyone have some
claw feet laying around? If not, anyone know where one might purchase
feet for a claw foot?
Thanks,
Stephen
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A few people just emailed me this link. ReStore does have the feet ($20/ea) so
I'm all set. Thanks for those that responded!
http://www.re-store-online.com
Happy recycle day,
Stephen
Stephen Fisher wrote:
Hi,
I have a claw foot tub that doesn't have any feet. Anyone have some
claw feet laying
Here's an interesting twist on the new push for more computers in the
classroom.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/03/21/nteach21.xmlsSheet=/portal/2005/03/21/ixportal.html
--
Pupils make more progress in 3Rs 'without aid of computers'
By John
Never mind...
I just heard that the smoking ban was tabled and the pay-to-play bill
failed...
It's a happy day for big business in Philly. I guess I'm going to just
have to make a lot of money so I can start buying votes in the city
council...
Cheers,
Stephen
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Hi,
It's my recollection that the pay-to-play bill was up for a vote today,
as well as the smoking ban. I believe someone on the list posted that
the smoking ban passed. Anyone hear about the pay-to-play bill? I
couldn't find anything on Hallwatch.
Thanks,
Stephen
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Recently I ran across a few agents from CC showing homes near me. I was
amazed at how little they knew about the area. Perhaps I'm just biased
because I used a local agent who was able to give me lots of background
about the neighborhood, the neighbors, and even many of the houses I was
I just called Blackwell's office (215.686.3418) and left a message.
Apparently Darwin is the guy who takes these types of calls. If you
feel motived, you might also want to give Darwin a call. While I have
no illusion that Blackwell will suddenly change her mind because I
called her, I do
Hallwatch and the Philly gov web site have her number as:
(215) 686-3418, (215) 686-3419
FAX: (215) 686-1933
http://www.phila.gov/citycouncil/blackwell/index.html
Perhaps you have her personal line
Mark Krull wrote:
I have her phone as 215 686 2831
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From: Charles
Hi,
The FoCP planning committee met last night partly to discuss the dog run
proposal. Below is a brief summary of the dog run discussion (it is
also availably on phillydog.org). As many of you are interested in this
issue I just wanted to keep you all informed as to the current status in
Hi,
A woman representing the Lewis family just came to my door asking for
donations in regards to their little boy with aids. They apparently
live on the 1100 block of 45th St. Does anyone know anything about
this? Scam or no scam?
We should create a Philly Snopes site for the different
She does sound like the same woman who visited my house. She was older
(60's sounds reasonable) and also claimed to be undergoing chemo, for
the blotches on her face. She also talked about religion. She said her
name was Rebecca Edmunds. I wonder if she'll use the same name with
other
apparently my priorities are all out of whack. i find it really odd that
you can't bring your kid to the movies but you can bring you gun...
Michael Clapper wrote:
Who knew?
Last time I was in St. Louis, I was appalled by the number of stores
that had huge signs stating that you could not bring
welp apparently she changed her story when she hit our block. now she's
claiming to live on the next block over and came to our block looking
for the block captain because she said there isn't one on her block.
she said her gas got shut off and the gas company is coming back on
wednesday to
Actually Jeff created a new list after the last round of complaints.
It's called univcity-announce (univcity-announce@list.purple.com).
While it's still not as heavily used as it should be, it's for people
announcing things relevant to UC. Basically all of the announcements
that now go to
[We have a neighbor who swears she's seen the neighborhood cats
helping each other get the collars off.]
I've actually watched my dog take the collar off our cat. Shortly after
I put the collar back on the cat (it kept mysteriously coming off) I saw
the cat sitting perfectly still on the
Hi,
I gave phillydog.org a facelift and it now contains a comprehensive Q/A
section that combines the Q/A section of the dog run proposal and Bruces
22 Q/A's. I tried to remove the redundant questions and expanded on a
few. In the next week or two I will hopefully be adding more dog run
To follow up on Brian's post, this is also partly why I created the dog
run petition. I think the FoCP process is important. Community members
who are not associated with FoCP are also important.
http://www.phillydog.org/petition.pdf
Happy snowy day,
Stephen
L a s e r B e a m ® wrote:
Dubin,
Well Al I'm going to make it very easy for you. AAA is a very
environmentally UNfriendly company and very UNfriendly to alternative
forms of transportation. It's bad enough that we all drive, the last
thing we should be doing is also funding an organization that actively
lobbies against
Not to harp on this or anything but since you all are harping on
AAAagain an environmentally friendly alternative that covers you in
any vehicle AND when you are on your bicycle! I don't have anything
against AAA specifically, I just have a problem with companies that are
fighting against
Hi,
Does anyone know Bernard Hopkins or where he might be engaging people
publically? I'm told that there was recently a parade in his honor. I
just learned that my Tai Chi teacher (he's also a boxer) is a huge fan
and considers Bernard one of the people he'd most like to meet. Since
my Tai
hi,
scams like this aren't new or limited to univ city. a guy in new haven
used to try a similar scam but it was to "buy his baby formula at the
local grocery store." a friend actually walked the guy to the store to
buy the formula for the guy (he didn't want to just give him the money)
but
Howdy Neighbors,
Welp I finally updated my dog run website. It contains the latest scoop
from the Friends of Clark Park December board meeting. It's late and
I'm tired so if any who were present notice anything I botched, please
let me know and I will happily correct the site. Since the
Remember Diabold, the voting machine company who's owner "promised" to
deliver Ohio to Bush...
"A
California court has approved a $2.6 million settlement between Diebold
and the State of California and Alameda County. The state and county
had sued Diebold for fraudulent claims about the
I got this from Jon Cass. I just signed up for the unlimited long
distance but it won't be activated for another week so I can't yet say
how they are from personal experience. I 'm also planning to switch to
them for my internet connection because they're cheaper than Roadrunner
(cable) and
I believe Cynthia Preston is the (a) Town Watch contact for Cedar
Park. From John Fenton "Cindy can be located at the Police Sub-Station
47th Chester Avenue." I have not yet contacted her. John also
gave me Marty Cabry as another contact.
Happy Spring?
Stephen
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Wow, Al that's great! Congrats! I've heard about these lotterys but
didn't know anyone who won until now. The money will actually be
delivered by the lottery commission. They like to use the handing over
of the check as a good photo op. Unfortunately there is one snag.
Since this is about
I got this from the PFSNI list and I don't believe I saw it on the
UnivCity list so here goes...Sorry if it's a duplicate.
The attached flier says it all but in case you're uninterested or unable
to open the flier, the text is below (without the nice wrappings). They
are basically looking for
while i don't have an opinion on board members recursing themselves, i
do think everyone has an interest, whether you have a child, dog, cat,
squirrel, goldfish, etc. it's a community park and we all should have a
say in how it's used.
I also think that personal attacks are unjustified.
Not to detract at all from their efforts but this cleanup entailed many
neighbors, myself included, cleaning our own yards. While we also
cleaned the yards of our neighbors that failed to do their part, we were
largely taking responsibility for our block. That's great and admirable
and also
It's 5:45pm and they are still going...I think Powelton Village as well
as Univ City. I can't say I envy them for having to pick up leaves on
a Sunday night...
Bill Sanderson wrote:
I've no idea, but I see UCD trucks
today, Sunday, doing pickup,
Small pickup truck, though,
Hi Ken,
The univcity-annouce list is probably what you're looking for. It's
much lower volume and should have all of the announcements that are
currently going to univcity. Unfortunately many people don't yet use
it so it's probably lower volume than it should be.
There's also PFSNI which
Hi,
After being attacked twice by off leash dogs, my dog (who was on-leash
both times) has now become leash aggressive. Since this behavior is
still new I'm hoping I can find a local trainer to help him unlearn
this behavior. Does anyone know of a good dog trainer in the area?
Thanks!
My dog was
attacked by off-leash dogs in Clark Park. Fortunately none of the dogs
were physically injured in either incident, but my
dog was clearly affected by the encounters. In both incidents I pulled
my dog away but the off-leash dogs kept lunging at him until their
owners were able to get
To be more fair to the discussion, apparently a Penn Senior responded
to the quote I sent out. Here's a quote from the Penn Senior's
response refering to the "concerned student": "If there is anyone who
should not be allowed on Penn's campus, it is pricks like you."
So now it seems the teams
Thanks. I don't watch TV so I'm somewhat out of the loop.
I thought they didn't do car chases much anymore. I guess they still
do in Philly. It seems a bit odd that it takes 10+ police cars, a tow
truck, and a patty (sp?) wagon to chase down one stolen car through
city streets which are
I didn't check with snopes but I trust the source. Apparently cell
phone numbers are going to be published. So if you haven't yet listed
your on the FTC's Do Not Call list, you best do it soon.
you must call from the number you wish
to register.
The number is 1-888-382-1222 or you can go to
There's a wonderful quote by a Penn Student which definitely sums up
much of the ignorance about the area. I didn't realize we were all
thugs and bums. I wonder if this is the same (Wharton) student that
kicked the female protester at the RNC
STUPIDEST IDEA EVER. This bowling venue is a
to come in sept
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I think the point here is that Verizon is giving up on Philly to get
the legislation past so that they can set a precedent for the rest of
the country. What company wouldn't want VETO power over city policies
and programs? It's outrageous and you should still call the gov, if
it's not to late,
Hi,
I've been repeatedly told that it costs $20 to take a taxi between
downtown and the airport. I assumed this meant from anywhere in the
city which would include University City. My misunderstanding was
confirmed on various taxi trips where I was charged the $20 fee.
However, one
in error, please notify
use immediately by telephone, 215-569-, or by e-mail reply.
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Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 2:52 PM
To: University City List
Subject: [UC] phone company
Hi,
We've been using
On the other hand, if you are situating this behind a DSL/cable router
(firewall) and only visiting trusted websites (website which you know
to be legit like major companies, friends, family, etc), then it should
be fine on the internet. However, Chip is correct, if you plan to just
browse
, as opposed to a broadband connection. Does this change
the security issue analysis at all?
Jonathan A. Cass
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Hi,
For those of you following the issue, Governor Rendell is suppose to
decide on HB30 tomorrow. You might want to call today if you have an
opinion -- this is the Verizon supported state bill that takes away the
rights of PA cities (ie Philadelphia) to provide wireless internet
access to
Hi,
We've been using Working Assets for our local and long distance phone
company. Unfortunately they are getting out of the local phone market.
Does anyone a company other than Verizon as their local carrier? Since
Verizon is behind HB30 (PA's effort to block Philly's wireless
initiative),
Hi,
Apparently the FTC is considering opening a loophole in the Do Not Call
List to allow telemarketers to call us with pre-recorded messages. This
change is currently open for comments. If you feel this is a good or
bad idea, you might want to let the FTC know:
to be posted to
the list.
Take care,
Stephen
Ben Rhoades wrote:
At 11:51 AM 11/23/2004, Stephen Fisher wrote:
I think it's better that people accidentally reply to just the sender
than accidentally reply to the entire list.
At the same time, when I was a grad student I learned that a
particular faculty
Title: RE: [UC] Well, maybe Eric's leaving wasn't such a disaster for
UC after all
I think it helps to be more aware. For starters I hope that people are
now more likely to call the police when they see someone suspicious. I
know that if I see someone suspiciously wandering our block I'm now
Why do we pay those alarm fees every year if not for a quick
response time from the cops?
since you're paying the alarm fees to the alarm company, rather than the
police department, perhaps the alarm company should send a guy out to
your househmactually, maybe the alarm companies
seat.
Anyway, thanks for the kind words concerning my postings.
Jonathan
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Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2004
Meanwhile gold was found in the backyard of a residence at 46th and
Hazel, just left of Center City. Penn Geologists reportedly knew about
the gold streak running under this portion of the city but didn't
publish their findings for fear property values would skyrocket, chasing
away long-time
Another program you should consider running is Zone Alarm. It's a free
firewall which acts as a barrier between your computer and the
internet. You then select which programs you wish to allow access to
the internet (like Internet Explorer). More importantly it also blocks
people from
Where was the story the other day about how those same machines in
Philadelphia started out with pre-recorded votes for Kerry?
I heard that this was a error in the part of the Republican
inspectors. They thought the machines had pre-recorded votes when in
fact it was just the starting count
The training sessions run by the City clearly describe the action of
the Officer's Control button.
while they do point this out at the training session, it's amongst a
flurry of other directions and while answering a bunch of question. i
and others i talked with found the training sessions
in the following two cases, the electronic voting machines were made by
Diebold. Remember that's the company where the CEO promissed Bush would
win Ohio -- just like Jed promissed Bush Florida. I'm not sure who made
the voting machines in Houston, but I suspect they might also be Die-blod...
Actually Wilma I did receive literature from the RNC attacking
(deamonizing) a local candidate soley on the ground that she was pro-gay
marriage. There was no other information on the literature about the
candidate or other issues to consider.
It was a real eye-opener that people feel so
As much as I disagree with Craig's views, I think it's good for us to
confront them. Given that few on the list agree with Craig, it seems
that he should be responding on a more frequent level to offset the
hordes that disagree with him. Most of his posting seem to be in
response to someone,
the ballot is
counted.
So to summarize the important point: EVERYONE IS ALLOWED TO FILL OUT A
PROVISIONAL BALLOT, EVEN IF YOU KNOW THE BALLOT WILL BE THROWN OUT.
Hope this helps to clarify for others. I'm glad I finally understand
the rules.
Take care,
Stephen
Stephen Fisher wrote:
Hi,
While
Hi,
While this is currently moot, I just wanted to try and clear up
something that caused much confusion on Tuesday, at least at one polling
location. Hopefully in the next election there will be better training
of the election officials so problems like this (and unnecessarily long
lines)
my final 2 cents before i run off and spend the next 12 hours doing my
civic duity...
we musn't loose site of the fact that criag is partially correct. he's
wrong about cheney and his puppet (clearly my opinion) but he's correct
that the dems are no angels either. while i strongly feel that
And did I tell you, Kerry does not understand the nature of
international trade?
And did I tell you cheney (ie bush) does not understand the nature of
science, domestic economy, education, healthcare, or war?
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i realize this is probably starting to get old but in 1 day it will all
(HOPEFULLY) be over...and we can go back to more local bickering...
apparently kerry is going to win, as dictated by the Redskin's game last
night. the outcome of the Redskin's last home game preceding the
election has
and even that incident with one of the young Republicans
seen on tape kicking a protester.
Anyone know what happened to our (presumed) Wharton friend? Has he
been offered a job in cheney's cabinet, slapped with a civil lawsuit, or
(i must now be dreaming) been charged with assualt?
[EMAIL
The aim will not be to create opportunities for business, the aim will
be to coerce developing countries to adopt US labor and environmental
standards in return for gaining access to US markets.
This sure makes sense to me, as opposed to the cheney plan which PAYS
companies to send OUR jobs to
If the absentee ballots are due tomorrow and the office responsible is
being ir-responsible, you all might consider reporting this to one of
the many organizations that were created to handle just this sort of
problem:
1-800-PA-VOTE9 (728-6839)
1-866-MyVote1
1-866-our-vote (for serious
Actually Matt, you are ill-informed and thus spreading bad information.
TO CLARIFY: If you are voting Dem then you can vote on Nov 2. If you
are voting Rep then you can vote on Nov 3. Your party doesn't matter,
that would be illegal. The reason for the split in voting days is
because the
:
On 28 Oct, 2004, at 14:17, Stephen Fisher wrote:
If the absentee ballots are due tomorrow and the office responsible is
being ir-responsible, you all might consider reporting this to one of
the many organizations that were created to handle just this sort of
problem:
1-800-PA-VOTE9 (728-6839
The Bush reelection website is apparently now blocked to everyone
outside of the US. It seems to be a policy decision rather than a
response to hacking. Here's an interesting quote from the BBC article:
Mike Prettejohn, president of Netcraft, speculated that the blocking
decision might have
The staff person rudely said they were not open yet.
There's also the consideration that this response was that of the staff
person and not necessarily representative of the establishment. When a
new business opens there is often a period when they go through lots of
staff until they find the
It also flies in the face of the fact that Clinton never had a
Democrat controlled Congress.
My recollection is that Clinton did for 2 years. I remember being
stumped that the Dems still couldn't seem to get stuff done. Yet,
however ineffective, the Dems are still a whole lot better than the
Apparently Philly is setting trends...
http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsArticle.jhtml?type=internetNewsstoryID=6576933section=news.nyud.net:8090
'San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has set a goal of providing free
wireless Internet activity in his city that sees itself as a vanguard of
the Internet
Voting takes less time than it took George Bush to put down the
children's book and respond to a national emergency!
-- from the Scorpio Boutique ad in this weeks Univ City Review
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The motion was never voted on because the submitter didn't know that a
motion to change the by-laws must first be approved by the board before
the membership is allowed to vote on the motion. Instead a motion was
passed to compel the board to propose a solution by the January
membership
Since this is pretty important I wanted to summarize and clarify for
those that didn't read John's links. Below Craig included a excerpt
from our government defining Weapons of Mass Destruction. This
definition seems pretty reasonable. Unfortunately overzealous
prosecuters are twisting the
Having been to one of Moore's recent lectures where he gave away
underwear and tortilla chips, I'd like to point out that he was very
clear in expressing that he didn't care who you voted for, he just
wanted you to get involved and vote. While I realize this might still
be considered 'wrong'
If so, UC sure as hell has not been gentrified in terms of crime.
I think of this in terms of not being suburbanified rather than
gentrified. I wonder how this compares to Center City. I'm guessing
if you look at a similar map of the Rittenhouse area you might actually
see more crimes there.
½ kilo of crystal meth was recovered along with bombs, bomb making
equipment and 21 firearms.
i'm a bit confused by this or perhaps a bit ignorant or probably a bit
of both. what exactly is the definition of weapons of mass destruction
(WOMD)? bombs and bomb making equipment is pretty vague.
There was a recent discussion regarding the lining of chimneys. I think
the concensus was that lining was the way to go and was probably now
adays code.
My chimney was recently taken apart at the roof line and rebuilt. There
is now a large slate cap over the chimney (they did a nice job) but
Frank Arnold Contracting (267/249-0489). He's very responsive,
reasonably priced, and does good work. He's currently got a number of
gigs in this area. He been redoing the store fronts at 47/Baltimore and
is working on the house on the corner of 43rd and Osage.
Good luck,
Stephen
Alex de
In case you don't have time to read the article, here's a highlight
about the person who repeatedly kicked a protester at the RNC (as caught
on video):
The student in the video...has been identified by several Penn students
as Wharton junior Scott Robinson, a member of the Penn College
Now, I associate you with all those manly, well-hung types who below
to the NRA.
While I want it to be very clear that I have NO idea, nor do I want to
know, how hung Kyle may be, I think the problem with the NRA is that it
is composed primarily of men who are NOT well-hung so much so that
Actually Narberth IS really nice this time of year. Unfortunately it's
a 20min commute (unfortunately longer if you use SEPTA) and it's overrun
with little kids running most of whom are playing with toy guns...Kyle
and Dan, surely you agree that the real thing is much more of an
adrenaline
In my experience the lids usually don't get stolen but rather get tossed
off the cans during trash day and then roll and blow to neighbor's
houses where they get thrown away. I've had no problems so far with my
lids but I also take them off the cans when I place the cans on the
curb. Then
.
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In my experience the lids usually don't get stolen but rather get tossed
off the cans during trash day
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