Man, the 2000s Eagles post-game crew has really been through it. www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/d...
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Man, the 2000s Eagles post-game crew has really been through it. www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/d...
Billy V: “We are a discriminated against minority in Philadelphia called landlords.”
Councilwoman Gauthier: “You’re a very scary man.”
This is a day we need Dan McQuade:
The fella spitting mad here about some basic protections being proposed for Philly renters is supposedly… Billy V, Philly sports anchor of the aughts.
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“The time for muscle-memory genuflection, or benefit of the doubt, is over.”
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A fair guess.
Window with two signs, with the top one saying “I.C.E out of Philly!” Over an old school Eagles logo.
Two signs side by side, one with a number to call if someone sees ice, and another that says “FUCK ICE FOREVER” nine times vertically.
Window with “ICE out South Philly” sign.
Window with child’s written sign: “No secret police! Stop”
More South Philly rowhouses.
More South Philly rowhouses.
“There’s rumors of war, and wars that have been.
The meaning of life has been lost in the wind.”
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Being able to drive as ourselves and use the correct bathroom are essential to basic everyday life — they aren't privileges afforded to only people who aren't transgender.
We're suing the state of Kansas.
Law Dork is your favorite lawyer’s favorite courts beat.
Rowhouse with sign that repeatedly says “ICE OUT”
Rowhouse with flowers in the window and “ICE out of Philly” sign
Rowhouse with “ice out of Philadelphia” sign
More South Philly rowhouses.
Rowhouse with sign “no secret police in America”
Rowhouse with four signs, including “ICE out of South Philly” and handmade “no ice / wooder ice” sign
Rowhouse with sign with number to call re ICE
Rowhouse with “ICE out of South Philly” sign
More South Philly rowhouses.
Many Philadelphians are not fans of the weather.
Fact check: ☑️
My children currently eating mozzarella sticks, cheeseburgers, and brownies.
NWS forecast that shows Brooklyn getting an unholy amount of snow on Sunday and Monday.
I am going to hunt down Punxsutawney Phil. I will find him and then I will grind his bones to make my bread.
That corner has definitely been missing a good hot dog and quilts spot.
Fundraiser flyer: JOIN HOSTS JENNIFER KATES, ANDREW STOBER, AND DAN SYMONDS FOR A FUNDRAISER IN SUPPORT OF COUNCILMEMBER NIC OROURKE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 6 - 8 PM HIVE CAFE 1444 S BROAD STREET RSVP & DONATE: NICWFP.COM/SOUTHPHILLY
Philly, if you want a little salve in these dark times, come to this small dollar fundraiser in South Philly for one of Philly’s Working Families Party council members.
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Their PowerPoint says right now 57 percent of K8 schools will have adequate space. And when they are done modernizing, it will be… 70 percent.
Screenshot from article, which says: Several members of Council raised questions about the plan’s price tag. Prior district and city estimates put the cost just under $8 billion, but members of Watlington’s team said they could they could actually do the work for $2.8 billion — $1 billion from district capital funds, and $1.8 from yet-unpromised state and philanthropic sources. In the past, the district had made public detailed facilities condition assessments for every school in the district, Councilmember Rue Landau noted. Residents could look up their school and see exactly what the condition of every system in the building was, and how much money would be required to fix those that needed repair. “We don’t have any of those details,” said Landau, who went so far as to say she believed the district should be spending more than $2.8 billion on the plan. “What is the increased investment, and why don’t we have any of those details? They are not out there in the public for us, so none of us have any understanding as to why this is happening, This should all be public so all of the public can see.”
The School District of Philadelphia is proposing a $2.8 billion school facilities plan to their school board, yet refuses to share with the public what that plan would actually mean for each school.
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They have a school-by-school number and description of repairs that gets to $2.8 billion. I have seen bits of it. They don't want to share it.
Presumably that is because it will become quickly apparent that a plan of this level is woefully insufficient for the needs of the district. For example, despite a district of 80 year old schools, they plan to build one school in the next ten years.
Screenshot from article, which says: Several members of Council raised questions about the plan’s price tag. Prior district and city estimates put the cost just under $8 billion, but members of Watlington’s team said they could they could actually do the work for $2.8 billion — $1 billion from district capital funds, and $1.8 from yet-unpromised state and philanthropic sources. In the past, the district had made public detailed facilities condition assessments for every school in the district, Councilmember Rue Landau noted. Residents could look up their school and see exactly what the condition of every system in the building was, and how much money would be required to fix those that needed repair. “We don’t have any of those details,” said Landau, who went so far as to say she believed the district should be spending more than $2.8 billion on the plan. “What is the increased investment, and why don’t we have any of those details? They are not out there in the public for us, so none of us have any understanding as to why this is happening, This should all be public so all of the public can see.”
The School District of Philadelphia is proposing a $2.8 billion school facilities plan to their school board, yet refuses to share with the public what that plan would actually mean for each school.
www.inquirer.com/education/ph...
Two signs on inside glass of first floor window of a home, one says “protect your neighbors, abolish ICE,” other is a 8 by 14 poster that says “ICE out of South Philly.”
One signs on inside glass of first floor window of a second home, handmade, says “Melt ICE”
Third house, behind a flower box says “fuck ICE forever,” repeated over and over.
Three adjoining rowhouses of South Philadelphia.
Interesting. From an outsider’s perspective, that article seemed planted by some in the organization with an agenda. But you know how the kelly green sausage is made better than anyone.
On DeSean, cutting him doesn’t even fully describe how nuts that was.
For an organization that seems to generally care about its players, it’d be great to hear them say “we probably shouldn’t have suggested that our WR is a crip.”
Here’s the situation in the Twin Cities:
Random Bovino-style tear-gassing: Way down
Relentless persecution of immigrants: Unchanged
Thuggish violence against observers: Way up
I told my crying son that it’s cool his boy is gone and his overpriced bday present of a jersey is ruined, because we are all in this for the ultimate reward, him included: a little scratch for our friends at Apollo.
