On 1/22/04 10:34 AM, "WizardMarks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> WM: It was my understanding, from information current in 94/95, that the
> real problem with the garbage burner is/was insufficient or inefficient
> scrubbers on the stack. Thus the "stack bloom" pushes out particles of
> lead, cadmi
In a message dated 1/21/04 9:30:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< Mr. Pohlad as the owner of the Twins in a new facility paid for
but (by?) some percentage of public investment.
The ownership in Milwaukee decided to maximize their own profit using
the heightened fan
Does this really surprise anyone? Where else would budget cuts be taken from than the
people who don't have a voice? When someone's basic needs (food, shelter, etc) are not
met, they are unable to move on to other needs (making sure homeless shelters have
enough resources).
Why are we spending
The Star Tribune has a story today about the bitter cold and the
corresponding tragedy of full homeless shelters. The story is at:
http://www.startribune.com/stories/1524/4333223.html. From the story:
As temperatures plummeted, many of the Twin Cities' homeless wore
expressions as thin as their
On 1/22/04 4:21 PM, "Dan McConnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Do you know for certain that those people were not recycling because it was
>> "too much of a hassle" to source-separate? Did you ask them or are you
>> presuming that because you obviously think it's a hassle?
>
> No, I didn't pre
YOU ARE INVITED TO HELP US REMEMBER OUR HISTORY and SAVE OUR STORIES
In Seward, the street car lines crossed at 27th Avenue S. and 25th Street.
People could easily walk to get most of the things they needed in life. Do you
recall a time when every block had stores like Rippetoe's Sweet Shop, Co
>Do you know for certain that those people were not recycling because it was
>"too much of a hassle" to source-separate? Did you ask them or are you
>presuming that because you obviously think it's a hassle?
No, I didn't presume they were quite blatant about it.
>Some people do think like that. S
by Meg Novak
http://www.pulsetc.com/article.php?sid=860
Pulse of the Twin Cities
Volume 7, Issue 42
January 21 - January 27, 2004
http://pulsetc.com
Aaron Neumann
Holland
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On Tuesday, January 20, 2004, at 06:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct my memory-- but I believe Mayor Sayles Belton had police
and
National Guard ( I suppose she had to ask the Governor for the Guard
presence) out
there to bust up the organizers who put themselves on the line to try
t
> Liz Wielinski
> Columbia Park
wrote
> The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is still hoping a marina will
> fall into their laps. Though they insinuate that it won't be on their
> bonding wish list it appears to be an idea that won't die. I personally
> feel that the MPRB has no need to bui
Regarding the press at the Park Board meetings. I have been going for
the past 10 months at least once a month and the reporter that is always
there is Scott Russell. I for a while assumed Rochelle Olson was an
avant garde male name (my apologies to Scott). Having since met Ms.
Olson I hardl
MH:
Any time the reality of what has happened to those who have few resources but
still make the effort to struggle for democracy and fairness is pointed
outthose who protect the interests of the wealthy and powerful cry out--- Not
Nice, Not Fair.
Our last Mayor did resort to the police
Leurquin, Ronald wrote:
The garbage that stinks in all of this is that somehow it seems OK for the average hard working taxpayer to build an overpriced playpen for millionaires that are owned by a billionaire.
WM: It was my understanding, from information current in 94/95, that the
real problem
List:
I've been covering Minneapolis schools for the Star Tribune for all
of seven weeks. That's long enough to figure out that there's often a
gulf on issues between the district headquarters and school buildings.
I'm trying to set up an e-list of Minneapolis district teachers and
principals
Chris Johnson wrote:
> I am absolute convinced that if even half a dozen
> of the major parks and lakes (e.g. Wirth, Calhoun,
> Nokomis, Boom Island, Lakeview Terrace, and Powerhorn)
> disappeared, the violent crime rate would go up in a
> big way, especially on those really hot summer day
The founders of our park system were believers in a Transcendentalist movement that
swept the nation at that time. If I
have it right, the idea was that every citizen should remain physically close to the
natural world. By observing the
natural cycles and inter-relatedness of the natural world,
David Brauer wrote:
Wrong, Chris. Scott Russell of Skyway News/Southwest Journal was
present and covered the meeting. First Lou Gelfand, now this! (Perhaps
we need to wear big Fedoras with "Press" cards in the hatband...)
WM: Uh, how about a nice cloche with a press card?
WizardMarks, Central
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Any time the reality of what has happened to those who have few resources
> but still make the effort to struggle for democracy and fairness is pointed
> out
> those who protect the interests of the wealthy and powerful cry out---
> Not Nice, Not Fair.
Maybe I
RS: The garbage that stinks in all of this is that somehow it seems OK for the average
hard working taxpayer to build an overpriced playpen for millionaires that are owned
by a billionaire. Does anyone on this list actually think that if Carl or Red were to
build their own stadiums that they w
The garbage that stinks in all of this is that somehow it seems OK for the average
hard working taxpayer to build an overpriced playpen for millionaires that are owned
by a billionaire.
does anyone on this list actually think that if Carl or Red were to build their own
stadiums that they would
Chris Johnson wrote:
> Oh, and as far as I know, no media reporters were present.
Wrong, Chris. Scott Russell of Skyway News/Southwest Journal was
present and covered the meeting.
First Lou Gelfand, now this! (Perhaps we need to wear big Fedoras with
"Press" cards in the hatband...)
For a com
Chris, your notes are appreciated.
Jason Stone
Nokomis
--- Chris Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It was a fairly uneventful MPRB commissioners meeting this evening,
> although the organization's disfunction continues to be evident. I did
> not take complete notes, but here's a summary of
Any time the reality of what has happened to those who have few resources
but still make the effort to struggle for democracy and fairness is pointed out
those who protect the interests of the wealthy and powerful cry out---
Not Nice, Not Fair.
Our last Mayor did resort to the poli
It was a fairly uneventful MPRB commissioners meeting this evening,
although the organization's disfunction continues to be evident. I did
not take complete notes, but here's a summary of what I do have. No
promise of objectivity.
Present from the MPRB was the usual cast (from left to right a
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