I'll take "not how federal sentencing works" for $100, Alex.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=57&mobile_choice=suppress

§ 5701.  Right to bail.

All prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, unless:

(1)  for capital offenses or for offenses for which the maximum sentence is life imprisonment; or

(2)  no condition or combination of conditions other than imprisonment will reasonably assure the safety of any person and the community when the proof is evident or presumption great.

(Aug. 27, 2009, P.L.376, No.39, eff. imd.)

You can put a fucking Primo's flyer on it.

Source: That SUV that parks across from Primo's on 9th St.

> because most randos don't have the bit

Just like with bicycles and getting mugged, you don't have to be unrobbable. You only need to look like a harder target compared to what's nearby.

I'd try Success Driving School.

They might not be a notary, but I'd bet they can point you in the right direction.

> Physical risk

Okay, Philly is a damn good city for that. We get almost no disastrous weather, and we're too far removed from the Atlantic to get a proper punch from a hurricane. We're also pretty high above sea level.

> Policy risk

Eh, I guess.

> Median household income

That must be a low weight.

> GDP

There's the NA bias, we basically print money due to the post ww2 power structure.

> Transport

Yeah we got PHL, 30th St station, Septa RR, Septa BSL/MFL, and PATCO. We're a minor port, though.

This feels like it's incredibly biased towards North America or the anglosphere.

We're ranked higher than Shenzhen, Tokyo, and Berlin.

Uhhh, no. I love Philly, but any metric that puts us ahead of them has some major flaws.

$29 round trip let's fucking goooo

> Working independently and at odd hours, he obtained statements that helped convict more than 100 people over nine years in homicide.

> In December, Nordo was sentenced to 24½ to 49 years in prison for crimes including sexually assaulting informants. At least 13 convictions Nordo built have been thrown out in court, while dozens more remain under review.

Independence, Institute, and Parkway branches not among them FYI.

Institute is open until 6pm Tues/Thurs/Fri, at least.

> has endorsed former City Councilmember Cherelle Parker to be his successor, a decision that Parker described as a “game-changing” moment in this year’s wide-open mayor’s race.

>Ryan Boyer, who leads the council, acknowledged that Parker is at the moment not a frontrunner in the race to win the Democratic nomination.

I would strongly suggest reading the whole article if you can or getting a promo subscription to the Inky for the mayoral race.

This article is short in length but has a number of details surrounding the union endorsements and war chests.

It's a hotel less than a block from the convention center.

uRbAnIsTs iN sHaMbLeS

> 225-239 North 13th Street. The project will include 1,748 square feet of commercial space and a gym on the ground floor. There will be a loading dock located on Summer Street.

Not the parking lot with the two dragon statues on 9th and Cherry, just FYI.

It's some township's water tower. I haven't been able to figure out whose yet.

"This wouldn't happen if Weintraub would stop pushing his woke agenda."

It's the same shit in New Orleans.

Most of the insane footage you see from Mardi Gras is drunk assholes from somewhere else.

My favorite is the "kids who hunt and fish don't wheel and deal" bumper sticker.

A lot of people never experienced the anarchy of the sticks.

> The trades unified four years later, at first hoping to back City Council President Darrell Clarke for mayor until he declined to run. The trades then became one of three super PACs that spent more than $4 million to back Kenney in the 2015 primary.

One serving of Operation Sunrise 2.0 coming right up.

>Hard Rock casino

I like the Hard Rock because it's not a labyrinth old style casino designed to keep you wandering inside.

It feels more like a convention center with gambling. It's easy to pass through naturally.

Every time I go back through WRTC, it has been worse. 5-6 years ago there were benches and people would sleep in front of the exhaust vents for the west headhouse.

They have just been slowly removing more stuff and putting barriers around everything to make it suck even more. It's the single most hostile place I've been to.

Looking at the map, I swear the other comment that mentioned the track sharing with the Spur has to do with it.

The Express is just about lock step with the Spur once they meet up. The Spur makes one stop the Express doesn't.

I'd dig an Express skipping down to Oregon, though.

I honestly hate that video because it's something you can't unhear once you notice it.

Half this reddit probably yells "Krasner!" when they stub their toes.

PATCO and the Riverline are fine on weekdays during peak hours. PATCO is five minutes or less, Riverline is every 15 and sometimes a double train.

On the weekends, you can take just PATCO or just the Riverline, and you'll do okay.

But if you need to take both...yeah you're gonna kick a lot of rocks at WRTC.