Courier & Delivery Services in Philadelphia, PA

Thought about doing the whole balikbayan box thing instead of just a camera? There's a tindahan in King of Prussia that ships out boxes. Maybe pack it in the middle with goodies on the outside to eat the damage. http://phillypinoyfoods.com My ate says Forex worked pretty good for her. No experience with them personally; I always left the shipping to her or mom. https://www.forexworld.us/Home/

We have Abyssinians, Teddys, Peruvians, Silkies and silver Americans. Elaine Martin has fabulous self colored Americans and Satin Americans but I've never seen her show silvers. Thats the only color we breed in Americans.

Jose I just posted a group of sale Teddies here and on my caviary page. Let me know if you're interested in any of them. https://www.facebook.com/SecretGardenCavies?ref=ts&fref=ts

for white crested contact Becky Dubbink, she has the best.

Heather Beebe can help with the skinnies and Baldwins!

Silkies, coronets, Peruvians, contact Val Blaes ( she is a vet also, makes the health certs easy) Stacy Scott Berteau, Elizabeth Conner-Magaña, Dan McParland

2679665681 Alex

Regina Girsh is a licensed customs broker.

Art Majerus - indeed they are company owners or marketing people for the company. Not interested in breaking copyright/trademark laws ;)

This fellow does a lot of fly fishing oriented stuff, ( fly boxes, leather wallets, water bottles, fly rod handles, photo engraving etc etc and isn't limited to that. He does nice engraving work with his laser: Erich Bittmann@http://www.troutnv.com/

Dan Klima is a local woodturner and a good dude that has a new shiny laser.

(917) 376-6114 Or.

call me may be able to help 814-720-9204

hi try sweet freedom bakery on south street. If they can't then maybe they'll have some # sweet ideas http://www.sweetfreedombakery.com

Address: 1916 Welsh Rd # 3, Philadelphia, PA 19115 Phone:(215) 728-6040

Hey Sam, email jake@manicfocus.com and we will get you sorted

There's always: http://www.philadelphiadryice.com/phone/about-us.html

LEED is super easy to obtain in the city, given the easy points available for transit access, infill development, etc etc. Basically every new home going up in the city could be LEED silver without making any changes, even the leakiest, worst designed homes in the city. A vacant lot is practically LEED certified given the points that get attributed to a project that are outside the scope of the builder. LEED is much more challenging to build in the suburbs, whereas Passive House is much harder to build in the city. Without unlimited space for gobs of insulation, Passive House is the true certification in the city that really sets someone apart for thoughtful, energy efficient construction that pushes the bounds of what's possible.

Check out Laura Blau and Blupath for PassivHaus, a nearly net zero energy usage house. I researched container houses for one client, met with supplier/adapter of containers, very difficult and costly to do on small urban sites, even double lots, a "statement" moreso than any practicality. Highly efficient passive solar homes with trombe walls were built on 1500 Thompson Street as pilot affordable housing about 35 years ago, no others got built on that model, but most are still owned by original owners who love them.

The Ceramic Shop in Norristown is a big local supplier.

I used to order clay for an art center here and used The Ceramic Shop. They deliver tho it costs extra to have them actually put the clay inside your building. Quick delivery, supporting local and good product

If you're paying cash, there's no extra charge to pick up tickets at Digital Underground. And you're overdue to buy some music anyway.:-)