I can think of something that results in death 100% of the time - and there
aren't many people on this board screaming for the ban of that. Choice to so
many people in Mpls could be defined as "doing what WE think is right what WE
think you should do it."
-Jennifer Rubenzer
The less oppress
I am so confused ...how can we ban the word "ban" when some of us have
personally have websites that are called www.smoke out " are we not
creating oxymorons of ourselves by having these such websites???
I am so confused.
Gina Palandri
Standish
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Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client:
Dan is merely restating, and in a well thought out manner, what many of us
have already known for some time: when citizens in Minneapolis don't like
something, they work to get it banned. Last year it was smoking, this year
it's already been idling trucks and probably leaf blowers. What else will i
> DG:
> > Dan asks what's next...cell phones! Would love to see those ban when
> > driving.
>
> Minneapolis has the word "ban" too firmly implanted in the front of our
> collective minds. Everyone seems to think that their pet-peeves should be
> eliminated by ordinance. I see the word "ban" on th
Dan McGrath wrote:
> Minneapolis has the word "ban" too firmly implanted in the
> front of our collective minds. Everyone seems to think that
> their pet-peeves should be eliminated by ordinance. I see the
> word "ban" on this list so often, its beginning to loose all
> meaning. Ban leaf
Well, I've had phone calls and e-mails about the resolution proposal,
and it keeps getting better.
One caller has suggested that rather than a resolution submitted
through the caucus process, a charter amendment would be better. A
resolution merely says that a given political party will suppor
Hi all,
As I'm sure many of you know, it's not only important to recycle, but also
to buy recycled-content products in order to create demand for the stuff we
put out every two weeks at the curb and close the loop, as they say.
I'm sure there are some of you whose organizations might be interest
DG:
> Dan asks what's next...cell phones! Would love to see those ban when
> driving.
>
Minneapolis has the word "ban" too firmly implanted in the front of our
collective minds. Everyone seems to think that their pet-peeves should be
eliminated by ordinance. I see the word "ban" on this list so of
Anyone who is interested in this thread would be interested in the PBS
program "NOW" that will be rebroadcast on channel 17 on Monday night.
(It was on last night on Channel 2.) It includes a segment on the
basics of municipal broadband access, the Philadelphia effort to provide
it, an effort
Former State Commerce Commissioner Weighing Run in 13th Ward
The City Council's 13th Ward, already the site of one of this year's
most fascinating matchups, may be getting more interesting. Former
Commerce Commissioner Jim Bernstein on Saturday said he was exploring
a run for the council against
I encourage people to go to this forum. Denny Smith is the father of a gay
son and is on the Log Cabin Republicans of Minnesota board of directors.
Eva Young
Near North
Minneapolis
http://lloydletta.blogspot.com (Booted from the MOB)
http://dumpbachmann.blogspot.com (Requested admission, but d
To Annie and anyone else interested in a comprehensive list of
candidates for this year's city elections, I would humbly point out
that the March issue of The Observer might be the best place to go.
Besides two pages of local campaign coverage, we profile the
contentious 5th and 6th Ward City C
>
> ARTICLE EXPLORES LIFE OF LOCAL GEOLOGY PIONEER
> In the December 2004 issue of Seward Neighborhood Group's 'Catalyst,'
AFCAC
> and FMR member and active gorge steward Scott Vreeland explores the
> pioneering work of 19th century Minnesota geologist Newton Horace
Winchell. Winchell
> played
I have responded to Mr. Lischeid by email so that he may contact me. I'm now
living just outside Ocala, FL. No more concerns with 24 hour snow removal.
Bill Tetzlaff
- Original Message -
From: "Ron Lischeid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 3:12 AM
Subject: [Mpls
Dan wrote:
The same can be said for red-light cameras. Everybody sees this plan, and
thinks, "wow! what a great idea!" free up cops for more important things,
reduce light-running and accidents, AND make money for the city! But at what
cost? What are the unintended consequences of automated law enf
Dorie Rae Gallagher wrote:
FYI
*Cell phone creates not just a momentary distraction but a period of
"cognitive inattention" that acts as a perceptual disabilityaccording to
Richmond Journal of Law and Technology.
One out of 20 crashes or 10 percent of all car accidents are due to cell
phones.
I have really enjoyed learning about the history of Minneapolis and I live
close to the Winchell Trail in the Mississippi River Gorge. Newton Horace
Winchell and his family were really important figures in our local history. I
spent a couple of years of researching the Winchell story and ther
...but in the current political climate I will embrace my new word,
clarifiction, and propose a second, clarivacation.
Pardon me as I suggest "patients" is (are) a virtue?
Keith Reitman NearNorth
REMINDERS:
1. Be civil! Please read the NEW RULES at http://www.e-democracy.org/rules. If
you thin
Keith Reitman NearNorth says: Randall Cutting's blow-by-blow, and summary
(below) was both amusing and informative for me. Thanks Randall; no mea
kulpas
requiredas.
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Randall Cutting excerpt:
So from my view
I use internet service provided by Minneapolis-based Qwest and MSN.com. For
about the past 2 weeks, the service has sucked!! Many times when trying to
read e-mail or sent messages, I have been getting a message that the server
is too busy.
Everything else I do on the internet seems to be just
I am trying to get in touch with former MCDA and CPED staff person William
(Bill) Tetzlaff who has retired from city government employment. He used to
post on this list.
I found a listing for him with an address in Kingfield and a phone number.
When I called the number, a recording said it was
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