As someone predicted...
..."Serious Crime" is lower in UC than in CC.
In fact, the statistics say that we are twice as safe in University City
as are the residents of either Society Hill or the Art Museum areas of
the city. And, the numbers hold true for less serious crimes. You are
twice as li
>> ½ kilo of crystal meth was recovered along with bombs, bomb making
>> equipment and 21 firearms.
i'm a bit confused by this or perhaps a bit ignorant or probably a bit
of both. what exactly is the definition of "weapons of mass destruction
(WOMD)"? "bombs and bomb making equipment" is pretty
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Here is proof that the Republicans are worried. They want
Michael Moore arrested...read on..
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A prayer for Scrunch (his master & mistress) and for all your companion
animals. If you do not believe in prayer, perhaps you believe in the transfer of
healing energy.
God, St.
Francis, and Chai the Cat Here's my cat Chai, a Lilac Point Siamese.
Chai was undernourished, hit, and not taken
One thing I can say: it's way safer [in] SOBA.
On Oct 5, 2004, at 3:21 PM, John Ellingsworth wrote:
http://ellingsworth.org/crime/University_City.htm
This map shows the locations of various crimes throughout UCity from
May
24, 2004 through September 26, 2004. Some days the data is
unavailable;
w
I use a database for it, and then do a dump onto the map.
A simple query to filter by crime type and I can make the maps.
Not too big a deal; I will produce them later today.
john
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Andrew Diller wrote:
> >Are you algorithmically producing these maps, or doing it by hand?
> >
Are you algorithmically producing these maps, or doing it by hand?
The reason I ask is that producting a map based on severity of crime
(as Siano suggested) would be really nice. However, if you plotting
this by hand, it would be a PITA.
-andy
On Oct 5, 2004, at 3:21 PM, John Ellingsworth wrote:
>> If so, UC sure as hell has not been "gentrified" in terms of crime.
I think of this in terms of not being "suburbanified" rather than
"gentrified". I wonder how this compares to Center City. I'm guessing
if you look at a similar map of the Rittenhouse area you might actually
see more crimes
For detailed analysis of crime in Philadelphia, and in the UC area in
particular, I would recommend CrimeBase:
http://www.cml.upenn.edu/crimebase/
You can view trends, charts, summary statistics, etc. It takes a little
getting used to (not point & click) but you can find out lots of
interesting
Jonathan Cass wrote:
The Crime Map is deeply disturbing. I am curious, are the number of crimes
reported on the map "typical" of the crimes committed in UC on a monthly
basis? If so, UC sure as hell has not been "gentrified" in terms of crime.
Personally, I'd like to see the map coded accordin
The Crime Map is deeply disturbing. I am curious, are the number of crimes
reported on the map "typical" of the crimes committed in UC on a monthly
basis? If so, UC sure as hell has not been "gentrified" in terms of crime.
Jonathan A. Cass
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The Community meeting with Amy Gutman, new president of the University of
Pennsylvania, is Thursday evening, 7:00 pm, at the Rotunda.
Some people have said, "Why bother? Penn is going to do to and in the
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