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in-parentheses.livejournal.comCan any of you recommend a good tailor nearby? I have to get a bridesmaid's dress fitted. I know there are several in Davis, but I don't know anything about any of them. Thanks!
Jul. 14th, 2004
in-parentheses.livejournal.comSave Our Civil Liberties
Jul. 14th, 2004 03:51 pmhyperliminal.livejournal.comhttp://www.saveourcivilliberties.org/petition
The Boston City Council is voting on this issue tonight, so any new signatures to the petition would be welcome, though whether or not the resolution passes the more signatures, the stronger the statement. We're all going to be affected by the "security" measures for the DNC, not least of which the T searches. See the petition site for full details. Essentially, it's a petition in support of a Boston City Council resolution supporting the Consitutional rights of citizens even amidst the DNC security crackdown. Gee, you'd think that wouldn't be so controversial...
From the site:
The resolution is aimed at ensuring that constitutional rights are upheld during the Democratic National Convention in Boston. As a response to the pattern of abuses at large events where national law enforcement agencies have been involved, the resolution calls upon the city to protect several areas of our civil liberties. Specifically, the resolution calls upon the City of Boston to ensure that there are:
* No restrictions on the freedom of movement and the freedom of association
* No unnecessary uses of force and uses of so-called 'less-lethal' weapons
* No uses of surveillance, harassment and intimidation or disruption to meeting places
* No false arrests, pre-emptive arrests or uses of malicious prosecution
* No violations of the rights of arrestees
* No deliberate disinformation given to the Public and Media by police
The Boston City Council is voting on this issue tonight, so any new signatures to the petition would be welcome, though whether or not the resolution passes the more signatures, the stronger the statement. We're all going to be affected by the "security" measures for the DNC, not least of which the T searches. See the petition site for full details. Essentially, it's a petition in support of a Boston City Council resolution supporting the Consitutional rights of citizens even amidst the DNC security crackdown. Gee, you'd think that wouldn't be so controversial...
From the site:
The resolution is aimed at ensuring that constitutional rights are upheld during the Democratic National Convention in Boston. As a response to the pattern of abuses at large events where national law enforcement agencies have been involved, the resolution calls upon the city to protect several areas of our civil liberties. Specifically, the resolution calls upon the City of Boston to ensure that there are:
* No restrictions on the freedom of movement and the freedom of association
* No unnecessary uses of force and uses of so-called 'less-lethal' weapons
* No uses of surveillance, harassment and intimidation or disruption to meeting places
* No false arrests, pre-emptive arrests or uses of malicious prosecution
* No violations of the rights of arrestees
* No deliberate disinformation given to the Public and Media by police
Furniture Left to Sell (ASAP)
Jul. 14th, 2004 04:29 pmvirgomochabeing.livejournal.comchairs, (in good condition):
1) black, possibly leather, artsy-looking with arm rests
2) white, leather, a comfortable chair ideal for living room
book cases, (in good condition):
1) white, wooden, contains two shelves, about 3 feet tall, 3ft wide
2) brown, wooden, contains three shelves, 4ft tall, 2 ft wide
Bedside wooden table with small drawer. It has a small drawer that's good for pens, small things
I don't have a car, so you would need to pick up.
Come by and check 'em out in Waltham, MA (near Boston). :)
1) black, possibly leather, artsy-looking with arm rests
2) white, leather, a comfortable chair ideal for living room
book cases, (in good condition):
1) white, wooden, contains two shelves, about 3 feet tall, 3ft wide
2) brown, wooden, contains three shelves, 4ft tall, 2 ft wide
Bedside wooden table with small drawer. It has a small drawer that's good for pens, small things
I don't have a car, so you would need to pick up.
Come by and check 'em out in Waltham, MA (near Boston). :)
Last Chance to See ALL IN THE TIMING!
Jul. 14th, 2004 07:03 pmlillibet.livejournal.comThis weekend is your last chance to see Theatre@First's production of ALL IN
THE TIMING, a collection of short comedies by David Ives.
FRIDAY 16 July at 8pm
SATURDAY 17 July at 6pm or 9pm
89 College Ave., just four blocks from Davis Square
For reservations email tickets@TheatreAtFirst.org or call 617 776 0951
Tickets are $10 for adults/$7 for students and seniors.
Or you can help out. We still need a few people to hand out programs and
sell concessions. All volunteers get in free and can definitely watch the
entire show. Plus, you earn our gratitude and appreciation. Such a deal!
If you're attending ArtBeat, two of the six short plays from ALL IN THE
TIMING will be performed at Jimmy Tingle's on Elm Street at 3:45pm--try a
taste and you'll want to come up the street to see all of them!
Thank you to all of you who made it to the shows last weekend! We really
appreciate your support.
THE TIMING, a collection of short comedies by David Ives.
FRIDAY 16 July at 8pm
SATURDAY 17 July at 6pm or 9pm
89 College Ave., just four blocks from Davis Square
For reservations email tickets@TheatreAtFirst.org or call 617 776 0951
Tickets are $10 for adults/$7 for students and seniors.
Or you can help out. We still need a few people to hand out programs and
sell concessions. All volunteers get in free and can definitely watch the
entire show. Plus, you earn our gratitude and appreciation. Such a deal!
If you're attending ArtBeat, two of the six short plays from ALL IN THE
TIMING will be performed at Jimmy Tingle's on Elm Street at 3:45pm--try a
taste and you'll want to come up the street to see all of them!
Thank you to all of you who made it to the shows last weekend! We really
appreciate your support.
Savanna gone; now Martsa's on Elm
Jul. 14th, 2004 09:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sidereaThe Savanna Grill is no more, and has been replaced by a Tibetan restaurant, called "Martsa's on Elm". I have yet to try it; has anyone here been in?
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