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Philly's Flag Obsession, In Two Parts
The 1100 block of Rodman Street's 14 year flag project has a strange prequel in the work of another Rodman, the son of John Wanamaker > more
Comparing The City's Handling Of Pope Visits–& Center City Itself–36 Years Apart
Everything is coming up papal. Data junkie Davie Hilbert compares the city's preparations for this weekend's visit from Pope Francis with Pope John Paul II's stay in 1979 and reveals the gradual streamlining of a city > more
Finding Robert Wood: The Long Lost Foundry Of An Iconic Ironworker
Robert Wood's renowned foundry at the corner of Ridge Avenue and 12th Street on Spring Garden Street once produced some of the nation's finest ornamental iron work. The neighborhood is slowly awakening with renewal, yet the revered company's former site remains an empty, blighted lot > more
Neighborhood Nomination: What Building Would You Like To See On The Philadelphia Register Of Historic Places?
As the building boom gains momentum Philadelphia's neighborhoods are losing their defining built history and architectural character. We want you to speak up for the building you care about most and get involved by taking our survey > more
What Drought Hath Wrought
The drought may be over, but many of our street trees look like they are one crispy leaf away from death. Landscape architect Dennis McGlade says fear not and gives an explanation of the situation in his column, Our Blooming City > more
On North 5th Street In Olney, Shopkeepers Redefine "Main Street"
Theresa Stigale checks in on shopkeepers and the non-profit North 5th Street Revitalization Project, as the shopping district evolves beyond "Koreatown" > more
Bacteria And The Bellevue: The Birthplace Of Legionnaires' Disease
The fatal outbreak of Legionnaires' disease this summer in South Bronx has taken the lives of 12 New Yorkers. Contributor Karen Chernick revisits the bacteria's history with the first identified epidemic at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel on Broad Street > more
Our Blooming City: What The Best Window Boxes Are Wearing this Summer
Award winning landscape architect and urban horticulturist Dennis McGlade takes us on a tour of this summer's best window box displays with his new series, Our Blooming City > more
Salvation For A Neighborhood Icon In Manayunk
How a community rallied around restoring St. John the Baptist > more
A Crude Future: When Oil Refineries And Public Interest Converge
As 150 million gallons of highly flammable crude oil travels through Philadelphia each week, some fear we are overdue for another large-scale disaster. Coryn Wolk steps back to view the current conflict between public safety and reclamation of the Schuylkill and Delaware River waterfronts and the city's booming oil industry. > more
Back From The Brink In Kingsessing
A professor, a developer, and a former mayor team up to save a church designed by Furness, Evans & Co > more
The Philadelphia Art Alliance At 100: Centennial Exhibition Celebrates The Wetherill Mansion
The Philadelphia Art Alliance celebrates 100 years with the installation exhibition, Home Is Where You Hang Your Hat > more
The Rise And Fall Of Philadelphia's Diners
The menus are novellas and the plates are heaping. Diner expert Randy Garbin takes stock and tells us everything we ever wanted to know about Philly's remaining prefab eateries > more
The Devil Is The Detail
"Notorious" Devil's Pool? The most beloved place in the Wissahickon may suffer abuse and indignity every summer, but they are no match for its beauty and physiologic significance. Brad Maule defends the natural landmark > more
Misplaced Philadelphia: The Double Arch Of Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Where do the architectural remnants of a razed building go? Often into a landfill or salvaged and sold for profit. Though, like Monument Cemetery's headstones serving as riprap under the Betsy Ross Bridge, sometimes pieces of the city's past end up in strange places. Larry Arrigale takes us to Ambler where he discovered the overgrown resting place of a double arch from a 127 year old North Philadelphia church > more
Market Talk: Exploring South Philly's Italian Dialect
What is the heck is a brahzhoot? While fading, the unique pronunciations of certain Italian food and the dialect of Philadelphia's Italian community endures on South 9th Street. Emma Jacobs takes us down to the Italian Market to examine the phenomenon. > more
Tracing The Live-Work Divide In Philadelphia's Police Force
Discussion has grown in the media lately regarding law enforcement's detachment and potential bias for the neighborhoods they patrol when they commonly call home elsewhere, particularly in larger cities. In Philadelphia, where police officers lived at the turn of the century looks dramatically than it does today. David Hilbert dove into the City Archives to compare the residential zip codes of the Philadelphia's police force in 1925 and wonders if the migration toward the Northeast and elsewhere has eroded an inner city connection to communities they protect > more
Mister 1801 Of Delancey Place
Philadelphia leads the nation in off beat residential window displays. In neighborhoods like East Passyunk and Point Breeze it is almost a requirement, be it a quirky collection of ceramic dolphins and family photos, Beanie Babies, religious iconography, or Phillies memorabilia and the family pet. One such display on Delancey Place in Rittenhouse Square stops pedestrians square in their tracks with a bronze gladiator statue and an endearing commitment to wit. Hidden City contributor Karen Chernick takes a peek behind the bay window to give us the story of Mister 1801 > more
Taking Inventory With The Philadelphia Church Project
The fabric of Philadelphia's sacred architecture is slowly disintegrating as religious neighborhood landmarks give way to new construction. The Philadelphia Church Project, a growing online record of the city's historic sanctuaries, has been steadily amassing a church database for almost 8 years. Hidden City co-editor Michael Bixler checked in with the founder of the website to discuss church closings and the project in detail > more
Building Trails From The Past To The Future In Fairmount Park
In West Fairmount Park, a network of trails—hiking, biking, cross country—weaves across itself with seemingly little rhyme or reason. But the Fairmount Park Conservancy is leading a project with Philadelphia Parks and Recreation to make the trails more sustainable and promote their use with better signage. Plan Philly's Jared Brey and Hidden City's Brad Maule lace up the boots and hit the trail > more
In Search Of Peace, 150 Years After The Civil War
Wednesday night's massacre in Charleston, South Carolina hit a little close to home here in Philadelphia. Brad Maule tries to find peace, if not make sense, of what happened > more
When Modernism Took A Pew At St. Francis De Sales
St. Francis de Sales church on 47th and Springfield broke from tradition in the late 1960's when former pastor Father John McNamee hired Venturi Scott Brown to re-conceptualize the sanctuary's altar with a dramatic Modern design. The experiment was too radical for most and was taken down within a year. Dan Papa has the background on the controversial project and gives an exclusive look inside the stunning sacred space > more
Innovation & Technology: Foster On Process And Influence At New Comcast Tower
As it rises out of the construction site at 18th and Arch Streets, the Comcast Innovation & Technology Center will lead the Philly skyline into the future as the city's new tallest building. Last night its architect, Lord Norman Foster, spoke of his process and influences as he accepted the 2015 Louis I. Kahn Memorial Award > more
To Preserve And Protect: Preservation At A Crossroads In Philadelphia
Philadelphia's stock of history-rich architecture is in jeopardy, and the time for proactive preservation reform within city government is now. Tireless advocates like Hidden City contributor Oscar Beisert, who goes before the Historical Commission next Tuesday with 4 nomination applications, including St. Laurentius Church, are the driving force behind getting buildings protected these days. Beisert shares his thoughts and perspective on the need to invest in our remaining architectural heritage with this passionate personal essay > more
Marked Potential: Robinson Building
Next up in our Marked Potential series is the Robinson Building at 10th and Market. Interior architect and designer Shila Griffith envisions a multi-screen documentary film theater complex and filmmaker workspace behind the scrolling, Modernist facade of the former women's department store > more
Design And Density Problems Plague Boyd Project
Pearl Properties' latest plans for 1900 Chestnut Street and the Boyd Theater were unanimously voted down on Tuesday by the Architecture Committee of the Philadelphia Historical Commission amid a room full of applause. Contributor and in-house urbanist Stephen Stofka takes a look at the unsavory design and where the firm keeps getting it wrong > more
Beyond The Blue Bin: On The Floor Of Citywide Curbside Recycling
Ever wonder what happens to those plastic bottles and cardboard boxes after they leave your blue bin? Hidden City's Michael Bixler ventures deep into Philadelphia's curbside recycling machine in Grays Ferry > more
Is This The Train Tragedy We'll Learn From? (Updated)
It's hard to imagine last night's Amtrak tragedy being any worse when at least seven people are confirmed dead. But the derailed Train 188 stopped just shy of a parked oil train. Brad Maule ponders the disinvestment of both Amtrak and infrastructure—and the increase in both Amtrak ridership and oil train frequency > more
Incubating Philly Jazz Talent At Music City
Music City on Chestnut Street was the spot for aspiring jazz musicians in the 1950s. Famous players like Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and Stan Getz would often take time out from gigging in town to give impromptu performances and technical sessions to young instrumentalists at the popular music store. Philadelphia music historian Jack McCarthy lights up another smoking chapter from the city's robust jazz era > more
Oasis Of The Obscure On Bainbridge Street Celebrates 30 Years
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Anastacia's Antiques, a vibrant cavern of curiosities in the heart of Bella Vista. Over the last three decades the owners have curated one of the most artfully surreal retail experiences in the city. Milady Nazir walk us through the looking glass in South Philly > more
Modernist Monument To Mid-Century Expansion And The Rise Of The Northeast
The Northeast Regional Library on Cottman Avenue was built with a Modernist eye and a civic mind. Part of the Free Library's 1956 Regional Plan to put a library within 15 minutes of every Philadelphian's doorstep, the branch was also the first in the area, officially unifying the relatively new neighborhood with the rest of the city. Molly Lester looks at the origins of Northeast Philadelphia expansion through the lens of this award winning Mid-Century mainstay > more
The Other Side Of The Tracks: A Tale Of Two Trestles
The city is full of incidental boundaries that can often shape an area's socioeconomic character and influence housing prices and future development. More often than not, rail lines break neighborhoods into highly divided sections, creating an urban rift between prosperity and blight. David Hilbert examines the economics behind the "right" and "wrong" side of the train tracks in West Philly and Port Richmond > more
Getting Wise To Watershed Waste With One Man's Trash
Today is Earth Day and Bradley Maule has a bone to pick with Philadelphia. He just spent 52 weeks picking up our litter in the Wissahickon Valley and his collection isn't pretty. His evocative environmental art installation, One Man's Trash, opens today, April 22nd, at the Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center. HC co-editors Michael Bixler and Maule caught up to get into some trash talk. > more
Fragments Of The Franco Belgium Society In Frankford
Underneath a thick coating of concrete and graffiti lies the former home of The Franco Belgium Society. Memories of the French and Belgian presence that arrived in Frankford during WWI has mostly been lost to a neighborhood exodus in the 1960's and fading recollections. Contributor Max Marin gathers the last remaining fragments of the community and the clubhouse on Deal Street > more
The Curious Case Of Body Snatching At Lebanon Cemetery
Like many of the city's historic resting places, Lebanon Cemetery in South Philadelphia eventually gave way to urban expansion. Though, shortly before the African-American burial ground was developed for what is now Point Breeze and Girard Estates, a firestorm of sensational headlines erupted in the late 1800's after a grave robber was apprehended while allegedly stealing corpses for Jefferson Medical College. Contributor Erin McLeary has the lurid details > more
Many Ways To Skin A Row House
As the housing boom hammers along developers continue to experiment with residential façade design leaving simple, brick and mortar row home exteriors looking almost quaint. Ariel and Grace Diliberto checks out a few new faces in the neighborhood with this row house roundup > more
With New Center Coming, Remembering The Southern Home For Destitute Children
The South Philadelphia Branch of the Free Library was recently leveled to make way for construction of the Community Health and Literacy Center, a wellness and educational partnership between Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, FLP, and the City. Long before the former library's tenure at Broad and Morris Streets, an orphanage claimed the large rectangular block from 1891 to 1960. HC contributor Sarah Kennedy got in touch with former residents of The Southern Home For Destitute Children, bringing up fond memories and a lasting affection for their childhood home away from home > more
The Industrial Bones Of South Philadelphia
Think of Pier 70 and picture of the many many shopping options, from Walmart and Home Depot to Superfresh and AC Moore. But think of it a century ago for a totally different picture of industrial South Philadelphia. Theresa Everline tells the story of Baugh & Sons, a bygone major fertilizer company on the riverfront > more
Surveying The Damage With Abandoned America: The Age of Consequences
A picture is worth a thousand words, but some can leave you speechless. We caught up with photographer Matthew Christopher to discuss a nation in architectural decline and his new book, "Abandoned America: The Age of Consequences" > more
A Look At Temple University's Demolition History
Philadelphia preservationists have taken a wrecking ball to the gut in recent days, with the Boyd Theatre currently coming down and the fate of the legendary Blue Horizon sealed by the Philadelphia Historical Commission's choice to not designate its interior. Meanwhile, just up North Broad Street, Temple University is in the midst of a demolition spree, in some cases with no plans to replace what it's knocking down. Rachel Hildebrandt surveys what's been lost through almost 70 years of campus expansion > more
The Hidden Patterns Of Ownership In Northern Liberties And Grays Ferry
Grays Ferry and Northern Liberties are both two miles from City Hall and mirror each other in percentage of renters. Tracing the addresses of landlords in both areas, David Hilbert examines affluence and poverty through property owner distance and neighborhood investment > more
Shining A Light On The Beacon Of Boathouse Row
The peaceful Schuylkill River was once a bustling aquatic highway of commercial marine activity. Turtle Rock lighthouse was built in the late 1800s to keep traffic away from the river banks and Fairmount Water Works. Over a decade later the first all-female athletic club on the river built their clubhouse around the beacon, preserving the lighthouse for future admiration and intrigue. Contributor Maria Gorshin illuminates this present day curiosity of Boathouse Row > more
Penn Takes "Collage" Approach To Preservation With Perry World House
Not every historic building in the city can be saved, though total demolition doesn't have to be the final answer either. Co-editor Michael Bixler looks at a third way at Perry World House, now under construction, in conversation with University of Pennsylvania campus architect David Hollenberg > more
On Front Street, A Warehouse With A Sacred Past Seeks Salvation
Kensington was once home to generations of Presbyterians and their houses of worship peppered the neighborhood. One of the denomination's oldest surviving churches in the area was just put up for sale after being used as a building supply warehouse since the 1950s. Oscar Beisert digs deep into the former lives of Second Associate Presbyterian and unearths a strong case for preservation > more
Under Inspection: Five Residential Projects Currently Breaking Ground
Boon times for our evolving skyline as large-scale construction projects pop up all over the city, but how will the designs hold up when the buildings are complete? Hidden City contributor and urbanist inspector Stephen Stofka puts an eye on five big residential projects about to begin > more
Winter Whiteout 2015
Though last month's Storm of the Century resulted in little else than a dusting and forecaster embarrassment, this winter has meant serious business. Thanks to the brutal recent cold snap, Philadelphia has had its coldest February in over 30 years. Top the frozen landscape with 4-6" of Saturday's surprise snowfall, and the big city turns to Currier & Ives. Brad Maule tips his cap to the old romantics with this snowy walk through Fairmount Park > more
At Liberty Place, The Ghost Of Hot Jazz
Long before One Liberty Place leveled the area with sky-high apartments and upscale shopping, Ranstead Street used to belong to Billy Krechmer. His little jazz club burned with Swing and Dixieland brass for over 28 years. Music historian and archivist Jack McCarthy has the skinny on this long-lost gem > more
A Row House Full Of Romance At Yerkes Wedding Salon
Valentine's Day is tomorrow and affection is in the air. If you want to make it legal, Yerkes Wedding Salon on Baltimore Pike offers everlasting matrimony for only $100. Contributor Kyrie Greenberg has this endearing story about a civil ceremony business that has been fast tracking couples looking to get hitched for over 100 years > more
A Winter's Walk Around East Park Reservoir
The quiet season has set in on the abandoned, nature-reclaimed West Basin lake at East Park Reservoir. On one of the the last winter mornings before humans are reintroduced, Hidden City co-editor Michael Bixler took a chilly hike with Autubon PA and Outward Bound to hear what the future holds for this extraordinary, urban wildlife sanctuary > more
Urban Farmers Look To Land Bank For Help Holding On To Property
With the Land Bank finally open for business, urban gardeners and farmers hope for legal protection against the City's "Revoke Clause." Hidden City contributor and Kensington farmer Nic Esposito digs deep into the issue > more
Bell Of The Ball: Philadelphia's Short-Lived Other Football Team
This Sunday, professional football serves up its biggest feast in its annual Super Bowl spectacle. With the Eagles watching from home again, Matt Szalwinski dusts off some sports history to remember some other local pros who've hit the gridiron, including the 1970s' Philadelphia Bell > more
With Ice And Coal Building's Murals Gone, Is Italian Market Development Coming?
The community mural wall at 9th and Ellsworth is all but a gray-washed memory today. A barrier for the empty lot where the Ice And Coal building once stood, it stands a fine example of artists pitching it to tackle urban blight. Daniel Shurley takes us down to South 9th Street, where plans for a Business Improvement District, and possibly a new, creative life for the wall, are currently in the works > more
Lost Buildings Of 2014
Our annual review of significant Philadelphia buildings lost to demolition includes significant sites of gay, Jewish, and retail history along with the usual churches and industrial buildings > more
The Last Synagogues Of Strawberry Mansion
In a city of layers, Michael Buozis uncovers a certain palimpsest: the synagogues of Strawberry Mansion, fulcrum of Jewish life between the two world wars > more
Architects From Across The Globe Converge On Washington Square To Reimagine The Athenæum For 2050
Distinctly perceptive insights on architecture, history, preservation, and the role of the library in the city among the winning visions for the Athenæum of Philadelphia in the year 2050 > more
Trove Of Philly-Centric Books For The Holidays
If you're looking for holiday books with a Philly bent, Nathaniel Popkin has ten new ones--from art to essays to history, biography, and policy--to suit the readers on your list > more
Under Inspection: Urbanism And University City's New Apartment Towers
Four new residential towers are transforming the West Philly skyline, changing the landscape above and altering our visual environment below. Hidden City contributor and in-house urbanist Stephen Stofka pulls out the red pen and puts them through the test > more
Postmortem: Not Bad
The PNB letters, in place for nearly six decades, are gone. Brad Maule weighs the visual and psychological change in the context of the hot real estate market. Plus, a Maule treat for a donor to our Fall Campaign on its last day > more
In Search Of The Source
As gorgeous a landscape as the Wissahickon Creek carves through Philadelphia, it couldn't possibly begin its journey to the Schuylkill as an inlet from a shopping mall parking lot. Could it? Brad Maule heads to the suburbs to find out > more
The Gilded Mall Of Market Street: Gimbels Had It
Where the great Gimbels department store once stood a parking lot sits today. With the recent rejection of a casino license for the site, it looks like it may stay that way for now. Shadowbat has the story behind this long gone, cherished Philadelphia institution and the development black hole that is left in its place at 8th and Market > more
We Haven't Forgotten: Gimbels Thanksgiving Parade Was The First
Another first Philadelphia can claim is inventing the Thanksgiving Day parade. Gimbels department store started it all in 1920. Kyrie Greenberg gives us the backstory on this iconic public celebration > more
12th Street Gym Is Great, But It Used To Be The Shvitz
Nothing says healthy living like a corned beef sandwich, a lit cigar, and the sauna. Ron Avery gives us an old-world tour of Camac Baths, the former Jewish bathhouse at 12th Street Gym > more
The Cobertizos Of Kensington
Steeped in culture, community, and a sense of ownership, Kensington's porch cages are anything but a neighborhood quirk. Michael Buozis brings us this latin-infused story of tradition and architectural modification > more
City For Families? Millennial Parents Say So
If schools are a key to retaining families, what is Philadelphia to do? Quite a lot, says David Feldman, who takes us inside the parent and community-led movement to invest in ten public elementary schools > more
A Monumental Shift At Dilworth Park
Olin's design for Dilworth Park gives Philadelphia what it has long struggled for: a suitably grand approach to the monumental City Hall, says Hidden City co-editor Nathaniel Popkin. Here's his review of the park, now essentially complete > more
The Tombstone Wall Of Society Hill
With October at hand and Halloween on the way, we thought a series on historic cemeteries was most appropriate. Our first story presents the strange tale of thirty tombstones that sit embedded in the back wall of the Presbyterian Historical Society > more
Lisa Roberts: Inside A Design Mind
What makes good design and why should you care? Nathaniel Popkin talks to keen design observer Lisa Roberts, as her second book, DesignPop, launches tomorrow night at the Philadelphia Museum of Art > more
A Decade In, Reflecting On DesignPhiladelphia
Design Philadelphia's 10th year kicked off Wednesday night. With more than 130 events, the festival has come a long way since 2005. Marsha Gorshin takes a look back at their humble beginnings and the impact Design Philadelphia has made along the way > more
Let's Skate! Take A Spin Around Philly's Bygone Roller Rinks
We'll celebrate the Hidden City Daily's 3rd anniversary October 3 in one of city's best remaining roller rinks. Once, there were roller rinks in just about every neighborhood, says Rachel Hildebrandt, and like movie houses, you can spot some of them today > more
'Scared Half To Death,' Reporter Says
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Columbia Avenue riot. For the second installment of our series, we have a first person account by Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reporter William Naulty, who was sent in to cover the mayhem on the night of August 28, 1964 > more
When Columbia Avenue Erupted
This Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the Columbia Avenue riot, an incident that would deeply impact North Philadelphia and the politics of the city for decades to come. "When Columbia Avenue Erupted" is the first installment of a four-part series that begins today > more
Taking Back Taney: All-Star Little Leaguers Make Good A Sullied Name
Taney Dragon fever is boiling red hot and we couldn't be prouder. Ryan Briggs looks into the name behind the team behind the street behind the gang behind the man > more
The Pintos: A Philadelphia Immigration Story, Told Through Art At Washington Avenue Pier
With Pier 53 officially open on the Delaware Riverfront today, Philadelphia welcomes its newest park—and its newest piece of public art. Brad Maule profiles Jody Pinto's Land Buoy and the tale of art, nature, and immigration it weaves on the site where her father came to America with his family > more
The Other Shoe Drops On Modernist Landmark
Coward Shoe Store on Chestnut Street was once a testament to post-war modernism. With demolition close at hand, the Stonorov and Kahn building gives way to the cycle of redevelopment > more
With Demolition Likely, RIP Dewey's Famous
Bob Skiba reviews the pathbreaking LBGTQ history of Dewey's Famous coffee shop on 13th Street in Center City. The unusual one story building may be demolished > more
Life Anew For The Living Collections At The Barnes
When the Barnes Foundation moved to the Ben Franklin Parkway, they recreated the galleries Albert Barnes crafted to a T. But the Barnes' living collections—the trees and gardens that his wife Laura crafted to enhance the total Barnes Foundation experience—were immovable. Two years after the art's relocation, the gorgeous 12-acre Barnes Arboretum is open to the public in a way it never was before > more
At Laurel Hill, An 1830 Music Room Lives On
Thought all the vestiges of the Bicentennial were gone? Not this--a nearly 40 year old music series at Laurel Hill Mansion > more
An Anniversary To Forget: August 1, 1944
70 years ago, on August 1, 1944, white Philadelphia transit employees staged a wildcat strike to keep African Americans from becoming trolley drivers. At the height of the war effort, FDR had to step in > more
Lost & Found (And Lost Again)
Keep a close eye on construction sites and you sometimes see a hidden layer of history come to light. Peter Woodall has been saving up good examples for a while now and brings us this collection > more
Remembering The City's Last Potter's Field
Reporter Michael Buozis finds himself in the Far Northeast hunting down the city's last potter's field, its only marker spray painted on a utility pole > more
With Pop-Up Beer Gardens Under Threat, Here's Why They Matter
With pop-up beer gardens seemingly everywhere (and now under threat), Nathaniel Popkin talks with the designer of most of them, David Fierabend of Groundswell Design Group, about the ideas behind the installations > more
Sci-Phi: Isaac Asimov's West Philly Years
He's not often thought of as a Philadelphia writer, but Isaac Asimov, one of the towering figures of science fiction spent three years during World War II working at the Navy Yard and living in West Philly. Bart Everts has the story > more
Demolition Du Jour: Nicetown's Nazarene Baptist Church
Another Philadelphia house of worship has been called home to the Lord. Nicetown's Nazarene Baptist Church—whose congregation moved into a newer building next door in 1996—is coming down after 97 years on the corner of Lycoming and Nice Streets > more
The Monument Men
As the Bartram's Mile phase of the Schuylkill Banks development inches closer, the fate of the Newkirk Viaduct Monument remains unclear. Brad Peniston revisits the 176-year-old obelisk to learn more about the people inscribed on its base—and why they're important to remember > more
Three Centuries Of Song In Philadelphia
Quaker influence kept the volume turned way down on early Philadelphia's musical output. The consecration of Old Swedes' Church in July 1700 changed that, and as Jack McCarthy writes, that first documented musical performance included an unlikely participant: Kelpius and his Mystics of the Wissahickon > more
Enduring Emergency Aid At 20th & Sansom
A World War I relief organization, the Empire State Building, an order of Catholic nuns, affordable housing, and gelato might not seem such obvious bedfellows, but they all play a part of the history of an eleven-story building at 20th and Sansom Streets. Constructed in 1926 and opened in 1927, the Warburton House actually took root a decade earlier, out of the establishment of the Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania > more
Philadelphia, Secretly Home To The World's Largest Mobile
Sandy Calder, the youngest of three generations of Philadelphia artists bearing the name Alexander Calder, transformed modern sculpture with his mobiles. Believe it or not, his largest one—the largest interior mobile in the world, in fact—is here in Philadelphia. Brad Maule passed the security check at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia to profile White Cascade > more
Ode To Tom Sawyer Island
As work has begun in earnest to transform South Philadelphia's Pier 53 into the newest public amenity on the Delaware Riverfront, Michael Bixler can't help but get a little verklempt about its postindustrial predecessor, "Tom Sawyer's Island" > more
Frank Lloyd Wright's Sinai In The Suburbs
Though severely underrepresented in works by master architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Philadelphia's lone intact specimen shines brightly after 55 years. Brad Maule takes a trip to the suburbs to tour the landmark Beth Sholom Synagogue in Elkins Park > more
The Spring Garden Tunnel: A New Bike Route to West Philadelphia?
The unused lane of Spring Garden's Street seems like a no-brainer to make for a safe bike passage under very-busy Eakins Oval. Or does it? Brendan Skwire tried it out for himself before deciding > more
The Unbuilt Vision For A Grand Cathedral Road
Like so many cities, Philadelphia had such grand postwar visions for urban renewal that only a fraction of them were built—thankfully. Among the unbuilt visions was a grand boulevard that would have linked the Main Line and Chestnut Hill—across new bridges over the Schuylkill and the Wissahickon. Brad Maule explores what might have been on Cathedral Road > more
Frank Shuman: Finding The Future In Tacony, A Century Ago
The next episode of the rebooted Cosmos television series is bound to ruffle some feathers as it takes on climate change and the carbon-based reasons for it. But the topic, and ways to combat it, are nothing new. Over a hundred years ago, Frank Shuman devised a prototype for solar power in Tacony—then took it to Egypt to put it to work irrigating the Nile > more
Rohm And Haas: The Plexiglas Palace At 50
At its annual achievement awards ceremony next week, the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia will recognize the Rohm & Haas Building for its 50th anniversary. Brad Maule explores how a collaboration designing the project—the first new building on Independence Mall—resulted in one of the largest multidisciplinary firms in the country > more
The Blue Window Building, Inside & Out
It doesn't take much to make a boarded up building look a whole lot prettier--just ask the folks at the Trans-Atlantic Co., who've been painting their building's shuttered windows sky blue instead of red for decades > more
Dusting The Sand Off Of Philly's Tiki Heritage
A Tiki bar soon will join in the Frankford Avenue renaissance. That may be Fishtown's first Tiki bar, but as Rachel Hildebrandt explains, it's hardly the first in Philadelphia, where we once had several Tiki bars at once > more
A New Life For Old Fairmount Park
With the release of The New Fairmount Park this week, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, the Fairmount Park Conservancy, and PennPraxis aim to patch disparate parts of the beloved but aging park. With connection at its core, the plan ranges from cheap and easy short-term goals to expensive and grandiose visions. Brad Maule argues the short-term items are enough to keep us busy for a while > more
Art In The Open In The Park On The River
This weekend, the popular Schuylkill Banks trail will become an outdoor art gallery. Sarah Barr previews Art in the Open Philadelphia 2014 > more
Paced For Growth At 1900 Chestnut
Whether a 26-story tower ultimately rises from it or not, the understated three-story Art Deco building at 19th & Chestnut will remain a testament to local Civil Rights. Brad Maule dips into the history of 1900 Chestnut, which pathbreaking lawyer Raymond Pace Alexander built in 1935 because no one would lease modern space suitable for his growing African American law firm > more
Taking On The G-Word In G-town
Following Spike Lee's soliloquy on it in February, gentrification has a renewed place in the public discourse. That includes in Germantown, where last Saturday, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Alan Greenberger moderated a panel discussion the topic. Theresa Everline weighs the concerns voiced there and examines how real the threat of gentrification is in the Northwest neighborhood > more
Mural Arts, Crossing The Tracks In Living Color
With two weeks of work on Katharina Grosse's psychylustro set to begin today (weather permitting), the Mural Arts Program will brighten up five miles of Amtrak's Northeast Corridor with striking color. But what about the colors already there—the decades old graffiti? Brad Maule discusses conflicts and philosophies with the artist and Mural Arts' Jane Golden > more


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20 foot Hatzenbichler tine weeder in very good condition with extra tines. Call 608-863-2457.
John Deere 8rn front mount cultivator/$600.00. Ph. 712-298-1027. Chuck Duhn, Emmetsburg, IA.
Weed Badger implement-$4,700; 10×15 walk in cooler-$2,600; 3pt dry fertilizer spreader-$500; Gene, email@example.com, 507-779-8091.
Howard Rotavator M130, 150″ width, 4 standard rotor speeds, good condition, Instruction/parts book $7,800/OBO, Mike 815-405-5377.
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8′ Rodale style cover crop roller, 3 pt hitch. Brand new. $2000 Call Ben at 920-418-3388. Can email pictures.
Organic grass-fed feeder beef cattle. Red Angus, Hereford, shorthorn crosses. GAP certified. Available May to August. Weigh about 500# now, 750-800 in August. Pot load western SD. 605-685-3376. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Katahdin Sheep: meat breed, no shearing. 40+ breeding ewes, $250 each. Ewe lambs, $180 each. Call Dave@ 608-397-4979.
(7) open yearling HEIFERS – RED ANGUS/AM. RED DEVON CROSS, 100% grass-fed, 11 to 16 mo. old, www.witzigfarmmeats.com, Gridley, IL, Ph: 309-747-2423.
ORGANIC CATTLE GRAZING REQUIREMENTS for dairy cows or a home for your beef cattle. We're looking to increase numbers and expand into winter feeding. Menagha/Sebeka, MN area. Larry Heitkamp, 701-361-3504.
Organic Alfalfa and Alfalfa/grass 3x3x8 square bales. Test results available. Good quality and fairly priced. Delivery available. Located in Linton ND. Dave Silbernagel Organic Farms 208-867-9939.
For sale: organic hay, round bales, dry and silage bales, 1st, 2nd and 3rd crops. Also oats straw. Delivery available. Sno Pac Farms, Pete, 507-725-5281.
For Sale: Organic wrapped and dry hay, big bales, can deliver, 608-574-2160.
Organic Hay, big round or big square organic alalfa/grass hay, semi-loads, delivery available, will cut at bud stage. Call Mark 515-338-0151.
For sale: MOSA certified Organic Baleage. Roughly 200 bales at 60% moisture. Primarily alfalfa with grass. A bit stemy, perfect for TMR. $100/ton dry hay equivalent. New Holstein. 920-894-4201.
FOR SALE: 2015 organic straw. Oat, wheat or barley, MOSA certified. Net-wrapped 4X5 round bales. Transportation available. Kent Wolf 608-553-1136.
Hay for Sale, MOSA certified organic alfalfa standing or made into large round bales. Between Clifton and Wilton, 608-427-3534.
Organic Prairie Hay – 250+ tons of Certified Organic Prairie Hay in big round bales. Located near Fairbury, Nebraska. Jon 402-309-4088, firstname.lastname@example.com.
For Sale: Organic wrapped and dry hay big bales, organic barley and oats. Can deliver, 608-574-2160.
MOSA Organic Certified Big Round Bales. First and 2nd Crop. Net Wrapped. Southeastern MN near WI and Iowa borders. Leroy Johnson Jr, 507-421-6273.
Organic Barley-Pea grain and Organic Barley-pea round bales of straw. 763-682-1389.
Certified Organic Hay. 800 pound round bales – Alfalfa, Timothy, Brome – Mix. Not rained on. $40 per bale. Call 906-384-6517.
MOSA certified Alfalfa hay large square, Newark, IL. Cheryl, 815-405-5375.
Organic Alfalfa 3 x 4 x 8 Bales. Tested. Lance at firstname.lastname@example.com, 402-430-0986.
Organic Certified (wheat) Straw 300 large square 2015, $100/ton plus shipping. Located near Thief River Falls MN. Thomas Silbernagel, 715-937-0328.
Organic rye and barley and straw. I have 1500 bu winter rye $10.00/bu and 700 bu barley $9.00/bu germination tested. Also 300 large square bales of straw. 608-732-3807.
Organic Alfalfa and Alfalfa/grass 3x3x8 square bales. Test results available. Good quality and fairly priced. Delivery available. Located in Linton, ND. Dave Silbernagel Organic Farms 208-867-9939.
Heifer organic hay. RFV 100-140, medium squares and tarped. Call or txt for pricing. Also barley and wheat. 218-790-0236, Lee Thomas, Moorhead MN.
Organic Dry Hay: Alfalfa/clover/grass mix. Tight 4X5 round bales, net wrapped. NO RAIN. Supreme 1st and 2nd crops. Six lots- all FORAGE ANALYZED with great results. Approx 500 ton total. Delivery in WI can be arranged. 715-473-2154 (message line) email@example.com.
Non-GMO oats, wheat, barley, rye feed mix (untreated/cleaned) suitable for all livestock, $125/ton semi loads available. 507-373-3161 or 800-352-5247.
We buy organic: corn, wheat, soybeans. Delivered to: Cromwell, IN. Contact: John 414-704-1344, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Transitional Oats- 3000 bushels, $3.00 bushel or B/O. Organic Hay– dry and wet wrapped hay, both alfalfa and grass available. Near Belgrade, MN. Call/Text Kurt 320-248-6258.
Organic rye and barley and straw. I have 1500 bu winter rye $10.00/bu and 700 bu barley $9.00/bu germination tested. Also 300 large square bales of straw. 608-732-3807.
For Sale: One semi load of MCIA Certified Organic Barley/Field Pea grain mix. Ryan, email@example.com, 507-220-1036.
Remarkable Western Idaho opportunity, 26 acre irrigated organic farm, all class 1 soils, orchard, truck garden, direct market demand/history, 2520 sq ft traditional farm house/studio apartment, endless options, equipment included/available. Text e-mail to 208-949-4462 for link to details.
Driftless Organics is currently seeking fall/winter employment to help out in the field and packing shed. Work will go until the end of the January and possibly into the new season. Visit our website to fill out an application: www.driftlessorganics.com/employment.
Internship available for 2016 season on berry farm for interested single or family. Please contact The Honeyberry Farm, PO Box 512, Bagley, MN 56621, tel. 218-694-3071, email@example.com, www.honeyberryusa.com.
80+ acre farmette for sale in Central Wisconsin. Mixture of trees and tillable acreage. Also included is remodeled farmhouse with outbuildings. Call 715-340-1966 for more information.
Fully certified organic crop land. Options open (lease, 50/50, etc.-open to arrangements). 160-200 acres of well-tended soil, in central Ohio. Older farmer needs less to manage. Certain dedicated equipment available for use. 740-852-9289.
Beautiful Country Home, 2100 s.f. 5 acres organic land, extensive landscaping, birds, sheds, 20 min to Hudson. Steve W. 715-246-5584. $275K. Additional land available $7500 acre.
Farm For Sale, Northfield, MN. 126 Acres of certified organic farmland with full set of bldgs and greenhouses. Well maintained farmhouse. New septic. Two wells. MLS #4599644 email@example.com 952-445-9110.
FOR RENT: Best farmland in world on Rock Prairie, Rock County, Wisconsin. Looking for low chemical or no chemical farmer. 80 acres. Telephone: 608-290-0510.
40 acre organic farm for sale with 5 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath farmhouse, outbuildings and retail store on site. 45 minutes from Madison and Milwaukee. Email email@example.com for details.
Own & operate a Certified Organic Vegetable Farm with 40 acres, home, commercial kitchen, packing shed, barn, 3 hoop houses, greenhouse & 11 acres with 8′ fence. Contact Susan @ Heartland Realty 612-309-5537, $350,000.
ORGANIC FISH FERTILIZER 15-1-1, 100% dry water soluble, 5-7 times more nutritious than liquid fish. Will not clog drip irrigation. 1 lb or 55 lb packaging, can be shipped UPS. Frommelt Ag Service, Greeley, IA, 563-920-3674.
Bovine Basics- composted cow manure available in bulk, totes and bags. Contact Ed Rudberg at 952-212-6576 or firstname.lastname@example.com and visit us at www.bovinebasics.com. We are a bio-based certified product.
Agricultural Grade Local Compost. 50 lb. N, 120 lb. P, 60 lb. K per ton plus micronutrients and organic matter. Minimum purchase: 20 tons. Suståne Natural Fertilizer (Kenyon, MN), 507-263-3003, Email: email@example.com. ***OMRI certified granular, dry, organic fertilizers also available.
BMR84 Seed Corn For grazing under $40 per 50 pounds. Go to www.pageseedcorn.com for seedsman nearest you and prices. No computer? – call 507-645-6218.
Smart Organics offers 4 products to the Organic Farmer that are approved by the FDA and produce a superior Non-Chemical alternative to Antimicrobials, Sanitizers, Disinfectants and Folier Sprays. Takes the place of Toxic Pesticides, Herbicides, Fungicides, Algicides and Preservatives. For Dairy a Non-Toxic Teat Dip that dramatically lowers Somatic Cell Count and replaces iodine. firstname.lastname@example.com or 414-732-7017.
Garlic! MOSA certified. 16 varieties of hard neck and 2 varieties of soft neck. $12 per pound plus shipping, $10 per pound on orders over 50#. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 507-259-1964.
Seed Garlic, Amish Rocambole, German Extra Hardy $12.00/pound, under 2" $8.00/pound. MOSA certified. Send phone number and I'll call you. Israel Swarey, N83 Hall Drive, Stetsonville, WI 54480.
Zonix Biofungicide. For the prevention and control of Phytophthora, downy mildew and Pythium. OMRI Listed, exempt from EPA tolerance limits for food, zero pre-harvest interval, 4 Hour re-entry. Purchase on-line at www.AqiaAgronomics.com, Contact: Rick Schultz, Phone or Text: 414-803-5999, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
For Sale: MOSA Certified Organic Seed Garlic: Over 20 different heirloom garlic varieties. Music, Chesnok Red, Georgian Crystal & Fire, German, Killarney, Majestic, and many more. www.keeneorganics.com or call 608-215-7599.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC SEED GARLIC! Armanian, Asian Tempest, German Red, Hardnecks, and BIG (2 1/4″ – 3 1/4″ diameter. 4-5 heads/pound). Asking $13/pound and offering volume discounts. Call Jason at 608-625-2238.


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Video of the Day: The Movies Sing "Ice Ice Baby"
This is SO worth the next two minutes and 52 seconds of your life: Someone spliced together clips from 280 movies into the lyrics to "Ice Ice Baby".
This is SO worth the next two minutes and 52 seconds of your life: Someone spliced together clips from 280 movies into the lyrics to "Ice Ice Baby".
Toby Keith is no longer quite so serious with his songs. His last two albums have included songs named "Red Solo Cup", "Cold Beer Country", "Haven't Had a Drink All Day", "I Like Girls That Drink Beer" and "Beers Ago".
Well, his newest masterpiece is a duet with Jimmy Buffett called "Too Drunk to Karaoke". But don't hurt yourself looking for hidden meaning...everything you need to know is in the title.
I have a BIG treat for you today. It's a list of 'The Best Party Jams of the '80s' and it's even MORE awesome than it sounds, because it was created by Nick Feldman from Wang Chung, the group that brought us "Everybody Have Fun Tonight"!
It's kind of surprising that this hasn't happened until now.
When you think about Alfonso Ribeiro's character Carlton from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air", you probably think of one thing: The infamous "Carlton Dance."
Well, Alfonso now says the inspiration for those moves came from two places: Bruce Springsteen's iconic "Dancing in the Dark" video and an Eddie Murphy comedy routine.
On July 22nd 1969 the album "Led Zeppelin I",was first certified Gold. It went Eight-Times Platinum in May of 1999.
Maybe the video's blatant objectification of women is a bit too much for you. Maybe you like watching old people dance. Maybe you just want an excuse to listen to Robin Thicke's summer jam 'Blurred Lines' eight times in a row. Whatever your reason is, we're pretty sure you're going to enjoy watching these videos of old people (and babies!) dancing to 'Blurred Lines.'
Some women, Ok some, alright all of them are addicted that an app on their cell phone. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, or the worst of them all Pinterest,
Here's my list of a few things going on tonight that you might enjoy…
On July 15th 1976 'Afternoon Delight' by the Starland Vocal Band went Gold. The song is what you would call a 'guilty pleasure'. It's SO annoying yet SO catchy at the same time!
Sincerely, the video for Corey Feldman's new single 'Ascension Millennium' will probably blow your mind. We just watched it and we're sitting here feeling confused, ashamed and a little nauseous (that might just be lunch, though).
This would have been better last week during "The Voice" finale. But someone spliced together footage from the show with footage of John Lennon performing "Imagine". And apparently if he was a contestant, he wouldn't do very well.


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Welcome.Your combo looks great - real gumption to combine bold plaid with argyles and you do it well.And finally argyles that bear some color relation to the pants they are with. It looks fantastic, as do your aldens. Thanks for posting.


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For something that seems so clearly illegal there seems to be a lot of 'law' supporting and possibly encouraging mugshot sites in every state. There also seems to be a great deal of people innocent or not, that are at odds with this 'legal extortion' of would be criminals. I would just like to know how many lawsuits have been waged in the war of the 'mug'.
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I don't know how many lawsuits there are, but I do not believe they are viable unless the information is inaccurate. Generally, these sites get their information from public records. If you have been booked, then it is public record and fair game.
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Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) http://www.ic3.gov/ http://blackmail-extortion.com/ Sahar Sarid owns mugshots.com - 4400 NE. 26th Avenue, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 US Code Exceeds authorized access and obtains information from a protected computer, 18 USC § 1030. Purlins, converts and conveys public records to his use and gain, 18 USC § 641. Criminal infringes name and likeness copyright for purposes of commercial advantage and private financial gain, 18 USC § 2319 & 17 USC § 506. Harasses, intimidates and causes substantial emotional distress to persons in other States, 18 USC § 2261A. Intentionally obtains, and transmits to another personal information with the intent to defraud a person, Internet Spyware (I-SPY) Prevention Act of 2007. As consideration for not informing demands and receives money, 18 USC § 873. Receives, possesses, conceals, and disposes of money which was obtained from the commission of an offense under this chapter, 18 USC § 880. US Code 18 USC § 1030 - Fraud and related activity in connection with computers (2) intentionally accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access, and thereby obtains— (C) information from any protected computer; 18 USC § 641 - Public money, property or records Whoever embezzles, steals, purloins, or knowingly converts to his use or the use of another, or without authority, sells, conveys or disposes of any record, voucher, money, or thing of value of the United States or of any department or agency thereof, or any property made or being made under contract for the United States or any department or agency thereof; 18 USC § 2319 - Criminal infringement of a copyright 17 USC § 506 - Criminal offenses (a) Criminal Infringement.— (1) In general.—Any person who willfully infringes a copyright shall be punished as provided under section 2319 of title 18, if the infringement was committed— (A) for purposes of commercial advantage or private financial gain; 18 USC § 2261A - Stalking (2) with the intent— (A) to kill, injure, harass, or place under surveillance with intent to kill, injure, harass, or intimidate, or cause substantial emotional distress to a person in another State or tribal jurisdiction or within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States; or (i) that person; (ii) a member of the immediate family (as defined in section 115 1 of that person; or (iii) a spouse or intimate partner of that person; Internet Spyware (I-SPY) Prevention Act of 2007 (1) intentionally obtains, or transmits to another, personal information with the intent to defraud or injure a person or cause damage to a protected computer; or 18 USC § 873 - Blackmail Whoever, under a threat of informing, or as a consideration for not informing, against any violation of any law of the United States, demands or receives any money or other valuable thing, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both. 18 USC § 880 - Receiving the proceeds of extortion A person who receives, possesses, conceals, or disposes of any money or other property which was obtained from the commission of any offense under this chapter that is punishable by imprisonment for more than 1 year, knowing the same to have been unlawfully obtained, shall be imprisoned not more than 3 years, fined under this title, or both. Public Records Adoptions Records Birth Records Court Records Criminal Records Death Records Divorce Records Driving Records Marriage Records Professional Licenses
FYI: You want to make you claim against the law enforcement agency that posted the picture they settle claims as fast as they are filed. You don't hear about it because they are frozen on how many Sheriff's are going to jail and they don't want to open the flood gate of claims. All levels have been told to secure and stop posting or face criminal charges. It's file and they settle.
And your source for these assurances is...?
Thank you Mr. Dumont, yes, I'm very interested in the legality of the whole business. And yes, anyone and everyone can access public records.
Woman sues mug shot newspaper for defamation http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/126138853.html#!page=2&pageSize=10&sort=newestfirst Bengals Cheerleader Who Sued The Dirty For Ruining Her Reputation Now Facing Reputation-Ruining Charges http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/03/30/bengals-cheerleader-who-sued-the-dirty-for-ruining-her-reputation-now-facing-reputation-ruining-charges/ Goldfaced Paint Huffer Sues Companies For Using His Awful Mug Shot http://www.businessinsider.com/goldfaced-paint-huffer-sues-over-mug-shot-2009-12 Mug shot publication Cuffed sued for invasion of privacy http://journalstar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/article_9f015064-233d-11df-90c7-001cc4c002e0.html All settled in favor of Plaintiff.
4 cases! 4 cases! 4 cases against 4 separate defendants causes you to state "Sheriff's are going to jail" and "All levels have been told to secure and stop posting"!
Yesterday Charlie Ward who owns maricopacountyjail.com multiple felony in custody. Mugshot and all other websites seized by law enforcement. Mugshot website and other websites taken down by same.
The information on my record is for arson it is inaccurate and they wont take it off. How can they put false charges on there that has never happened and it has cost me employment over this website.
4 cases? Jeez, my research shows that the creator of this new business, was in fact an ex-con. He found a loophole and took advantage of it. Then when thousands of innocent people got mad, as in fact I found out that the jails sell the information to him for a fee, he decided to open other businesses that allegedly will remove this information for a hefty fee. Then, consequently, it was ascertained that they in fact do not even do what they were paid so usuriously for. This crap is illegal. The post mugshots, but don't follow the law. If the person was let go, never charged, or case dismissed, they do not pull the pic or information. They have a duty to do that. They are defaming people, hurting their reputation, ruining chances for employment, living arrangements, credit arrangements, etc. This is WRONG!!! They have made millions doing this, not honoring their extortion fees, not following the law on followup of arrests, etc. They of course have opened and run most of the other websites doing the same thing and again, more companies to redact or remove this information. This business must end. This Freedom of Information loophole has been abused to the end. I am quite surprised that there are not class action lawsuits against these folks. This must end!!!
Florida Statutes: 817.568 Criminal use of personal identification information. 817.5681 Breach of security concerning confidential personal information in third-party possession; administrative penalties. 817.569 Criminal use of a public record or public records information; penalties.
This is how I got my mugshot taken down. 1. File a criminal complaint with IC3 http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx US CODE 18 USC § 1030 — Fraud and related activity in connection with computers 18 USC § 2701 — Unlawful access to stored communications 18 USC § 641 — Public money, property or records 18 USC § 2511 — Interception and disclosure of wire, oral, or electronic communications prohibited 18 USC § 2261A — Stalking 18 USC § 2319 — Criminal infringement of a copyright 17 USC § 506 — Criminal offenses Internet Spyware (I-SPY) Prevention Act of 2007 18 USC § 873 — Blackmail 18 USC § 880 — Receiving the proceeds of extortion 18 USC § 1342 — Fictitious name or address 18 USC § 1349 — Attempt and conspiracy 18 USC § 241 — Conspiracy against rights 18 USC § 2 — Principals 1. Send a Cease and Desist letter to: Department of Commerce firstname.lastname@example.com Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) email@example.com Sahar Sarid – mugshots.com 4400 NE. 26th Ave. Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 firstname.lastname@example.com Amazon Web Services firstname.lastname@example.com 2. File a DMCA Takedown Google http://support.google.com/bin/static.py?hl=en&ts=1114905&page=ts.cs Yahoo firstname.lastname@example.com Bing & msn email@example.com Issuance of Public Record voids it from public record (Exceptions: Media i.e. CNN, 18 USC § 2319 — Criminal infringement of a copyright). Stolen public records is theft of government property.
Its public record but when a case file is expunged and dropped, it is no longer "on record" and therefore seems logically illegal to have a mugshot plastered on a for profit site !
Wrong; this statement is simply wrong. Wrong in fact, wrong in law. You need legal advice as to the meaning and results of "expunged."
I have contacted the ASCLU and emailed over 400 representatives.. We'll see what happens with this issue.
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If you use the "browse" feature here on Avvo, you will find a great deal of info about the business you are asking about. Most recently there have been numerous complaints by persons who paid for removal of the info, only to find the same info quickly republished on an alleged "related" web-site. Also, there have been complaints that after six months, or a year, or two, the cycle of publication re-starts. I strongly recommend that you do your homework and gather all possible reliable info before setting your course.
(And resist the lure of "it must be true; I read it on the internet...". Here for example, "anonymous" has offered you some very dubious assurances about slam dunk settlements in the comments section. But, then, you already know to be highly skeptical about info sourced by anyone concealing their identity and basis of knowledge by hiding behind the handle "anonymous," don't you?)
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Thank you Ms. McCall, yes, while I myself am not a victim I am researching the business itself there is a great deal that may or may not be true as I dig deeper! Thanks again, great advice!
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Product features
- Width: 60 cm
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- Noise level: 52 dB(A)
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- Width: 60 cm
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With a clean stainless steel exterior, it has simple slider controls and two high-quality aluminium grease filters. A 3-speed extraction system absorbs the odours with a 150W fan motor. Two 40W hob lights illuminate your hob while the chimney hood keeps the kitchen fresh.
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|Maximum extraction rate
|331 m³/h
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|Filters included
|Acrylic filter
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|52 dB(A)
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UPDATE: A new article based on INS data, titled 'Views on alternative forums for effectively tackling climate change', has been published in Nature Climate Change
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Views on alternative forums for effectively tackling climate change
Hjerpe, M. and Nasiritousi, N.
Nature Climate Change, Published online
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Perspectives on the Green Climate Fund: possible compromises on capitalization and balanced allocation
Fridahl, M. and Linnér. B.-O. (2015).
Climate and Development. DOI: 10.1080/17565529.2015.1040368.
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A Comparison of Design and Support Priorities of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions
Fridahl, M., Hagemann, M., Röser, F., and Amars, L. (2015)
Journal of Environment and Development, 24(2): 237–264 Doi:10.1177/1070496515579124
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Pluralising climate change solutions? Views held and voiced by participants at the international climate change negotiations
Nasiritousi, N., Hjerpe, M., and Buhr, K.
Ecological Economics, Volume 105, September 2014, Pages 177-184.
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