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The Walt Disney Concert Hall at 111 South Grand Avenue in Downtown of Los Angeles opened on October 24, 2003.

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Marley Lofts in Los Angeles, CA

Do you have any idea about the rental apartment named Marley Lofts? The aforementioned apartment complex has attracted many people nowadays. Many trendsetters also mention its distinct beauty. Regarding the lavish living spaces in the city, particularly two bedroom apartments in historic Core District these days, Marley Lofts is always obliging. In addition, they are pet friendly. As such, your four-legged friends can roam around the neighborhood. Apart from that, penthouse area is a place where you can enjoy private rooftop patios and unique mezzanines there. Lastly, you can also enjoy such features with elegant bathrooms and marble vanity cabinets. Remarkable, isn’t it?

Los Angeles, CA

Currently, any engaging varied technique is vital to prepare a travel itinerary. If you’re creating one now, you can check out these Eventbrite posts. Here are examples. First, there will be Red Carpet Awards Afterparty with top celebs, media, artists this coming Sunday, June 30, 2024, at around 9:00 PM at Academy LA. Second, the free event named MSIA Global Ministers Meeting-Conference of Celebration is scheduled on Sunday, June 30, 2024, at around 10:00 AM at Peace Awareness Labyrinth. Lastly, you can also opt to attend the Destroy Los Angeles event on Wednesday, July 3, 2024, at around 9:00 PM at Catch One.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Have you been to Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, CA lately? Nowadays, many people choose the place for exploration and enjoying entertainment. If you want to enjoy concerts, it’s one of the best places to visit at present. Besides, the Walt Disney Concert Hall at 111 South Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles, California, is the fourth hall of the Los Angeles Music Center and was designed by Frank Gehry. Aside from that, it was opened on October 23, 2003. Bounded by Hope Street, Grand Avenue, and 1st and 2nd Streets, it seats 2,265 people and serves, among other purposes, as the home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra and the Los Angeles Master Chorale.

Summer solstice 2024 is here, which means so is summer

There are many thrilling news reports in Los Angeles, CA. In a recent news article, the topic was about summer solstice. Reportedly, the first day of summer is here. June 20 marks the first day of the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere this year. This is based on the Farmer’s Almanac. Moreover, on Thursday will be the earliest start to summer in the past 228 years. In line with that, the last time the summer solstice landed on June 20 was on June 20, 1796, when George Washington was president. In addition, the solstice will occur at 4:51 p.m. ET. This time of year, often coincides with summer breaks, strawberries, and, of course, Stonehenge. By the way, the word "solstice" comes from two Latin words: sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still) according to the Almanac.

Link to maps

Walt Disney Concert Hall 111 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, United States Head northwest on W 2nd St toward S Hope St 17 sec (220 ft) Take Grand Lower to 4th St 1 min (0.3 mi) Follow 4th St and S Spring St to W 6th St 4 min (0.6 mi) Marley Lofts 548 S Spring St #814, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States

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Marley Lofts in Los Angeles, CA

Are you familiar with the rental apartment named Marley Lofts? There are many people who want to research about the apartment complex. After all, the fame of the said real estate property is notable. When it comes to lavish living spaces in the city, especially two bedroom apartments in historic Core District at present, Marley Lofts is always accommodating. Aside from that, they are pet friendly, so your four-legged friends can roam around the neighborhood. Aside from that, penthouse area is a place where you can enjoy private rooftop patios and unique mezzanines there. At the same time, you can all enjoy such features with elegant bathrooms and marble vanity cabinets.

Los Angeles, CA

At present, engaging varied techniques is essential to prepare a travel itinerary. If you’re creating one now, you can check out these Eventbrite posts. First, there will be Lake Balboa / Van Nuys Psychic & Healing Arts Fair this coming Saturday, March 16, 2024, at around 10:00 AM at Airtel Plaza Hotel. Second, the Los Angeles Job Fair - Los Angeles Career Fair is scheduled on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at around 11:30 AM at Hilton Los Angeles Airport. Lastly, you can also opt to attend the Public Symposium on AI and IP on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at around 10:00 AM at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Have you visited Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, CA recently? Currently, many people choose the place for a travel adventure. If you want to enjoy concerts, it’s one of the best places to visit these days. Moreover, the Walt Disney Concert Hall at 111 South Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles, California, is the fourth hall of the Los Angeles Music Center and was designed by Frank Gehry. Then, it was opened on October 23, 2003. Bounded by Hope Street, Grand Avenue, and 1st and 2nd Streets, it seats 2,265 people and serves, among other purposes, as the home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra and the Los Angeles Master Chorale.

Binnington makes 40 saves and St. Louis Blues beat Los Angeles Kings 3-1

There are many thrilling news reports in Los Angeles, CA. In a recent news article, the topic was about sports. Reportedly, Jordan Binnington made 40 saves and the St. Louis Blues beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on Wednesday night in a key game in the race for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference. Aside from that, it was also reported that Alexey Toropchenko, Jake Neighbours and Brandon Saad scored for the Blues, who kicked off a four-game home stand. Binnington shared that, "I think we've done a good job this year as a group, playing the right way and playing tight in our own zone. I think it's been a lot better, and it's fun to play back there and I'm enjoying it.”

Link to maps

Walt Disney Concert Hall 111 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, United States Head southeast on W 2nd St toward S Grand Ave 184 ft Turn right at the 1st cross street onto S Grand Ave 0.5 mi Turn left after Starbucks (on the left) 0.3 mi Marley Lofts 548 S Spring St #814, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States

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New York has always attracted the wealthy and predatory, dating back at least to our most famous pirate, Captain Kidd. Coming here was seen as a sort of arrival, for individuals and businesses alike. Long a “headquarters town,” as early as 1901 New York was home to sixty-nine of the nation’s two hundred largest corporations. Their owners lined Fifth Avenue with their fairy-tale mansions—some of them later converted into museums or elegant stores—or filled luxury apartment houses such as the Dakota. They hired the most renowned architects to erect gigantic advertisements for their transformative, world-conquering enterprises, including many of the most memorable structures ever built in the city: Grand Central Terminal; the Chrysler, Woolworth, Empire State, and Seagram buildings, among others. Noxious as the old robber barons could be, they at least dropped vast amounts of money into the local economy in the form of property taxes and purchases in elite shops. They employed people in droves—small armies of domestics, vendors, and workers at all levels—to service their needs and businesses. They contributed to the city through their building and philanthropy—Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall, the Morgan Library, and the Frick Collection, to name just a few examples. The new rich infesting the city, by contrast, are barely here. They keep a low profile, often for good reason, and rarely stick around. They manufacture nothing and run nothing, for the most part, but live off fortunes either made by or purloined from other people—sometimes from entire nations. The New Yorker noted in 2016 that there is now a huge swath of Midtown Manhattan, from Fifth Avenue to Park Avenue, from 49th Street to 70th Street, where almost one apartment in three sits empty for at least ten months a year. New York today is not at home. Instead, it has joined London and Hong Kong as one of the most desirable cities in the world for “land banking,” where wealthy individuals from all over the planet scoop up prime real estate to hold as an investment, a pied-à-terre, a bolt-hole, a strongbox. For most of a decade now, like lava flowing inexorably from some deadly volcano, the residences of the superrich have moved east from the Time Warner Center to create Billionaires’ Row, the array of buildings on 57th Street and several adjoining streets and avenues that is already dominating much of the Manhattan skyline. These “supertall” skyscrapers are defined as buildings taller than 984 feet: One57, at 157 West 57th Street (1,004 feet); 432 Park Avenue (1,396 feet). Well on their way to being built: 53 West 53rd Street (1,050 feet), 111 West 57th Street (1,428 feet), and 217 West 57th Street (1,550 feet). Finished or not, many of the apartments were—at first—snapped up as soon as they went on the market. The Times used to tick off their record-setting sales in its Sunday real estate section, down to the absurdly exact dollar and cent: one recent lower-end example, $47,782,186.53! Nor are the records these sales set likely to remain for long. A triplex at the forthcoming 220 Central Park South will reportedly be sold for $200 million, and a four-story apartment at the same address is priced to move at $250 million. These would be the largest home sales ever recorded anywhere in the United States. Who spends this sort of money for an apartment? The buyers are listed as hedge fund managers, foreign and domestic; Russian oligarchs; Chinese apparel and airline magnates. And increasingly, to use a repeated Times term, a “mystery buyer,” often shielded by a limited liability company. This is not the benevolent “gentrification” that Michael Bloomberg seemed to have had in mind but something more in the tradition of the king’s hunting preserves, from which local peasants were banned even if they were starving and the king was far away. Or, to use a more urgent analogy, these areas are now the dead zones of New York, much like the growing oxygen-depleted dead zones of our oceans and lakes, polluted with pesticide runoff and deadly algae blooms.

Kevin Baker

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New York playlist

New York! New York! So good you gotta say it twice! What it also so good is this epic New York playlist I put together. Took me a while. I had many bands, musicians, artists to research before deciding on songs. Not to mention the endless list of talent that hail from that part of the world. Harlem, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx just to mention some of the surrounding areas with their own unique musical history. This list took some time.

Well, next time you’re in New York City,go to this NY playlist and feel the city vibes like never before. Enjoy!

001 Sesame Street '12' And Pinball Animation song 002 Handsome - Ride Down 003 Blondie - Dreaming 004 Sonic Youth - Kool Thing 005 Luscious Jackson - Citysong 006 Joan Armatrading - Heading Back to New York City 007 Lou Reed - Hold On 008 Helmet - Rollo 009 Late Show with Colbert and the Humanism theme song 010 Heavy D & The Boyz - Now That We Found Love ft. Aaron Hall 011 James Brown in Black Caesar - Down and Out in New York City 012 Guerilla Toss - Future Doesn't Know 013 Sonny Rollins - Harlem Boys 014 Biohazard - Tales From The Hardside 015 Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message 016 PRONG - _Turnover 017 Billy Idol - Hot In The City 018 INXS - Different World 019 Ramones - I Just Wanna Have Something to Do 020 Chandra - Subways 021 Cro-Mags -  Days Of Confusion 022 B Boys - Energy 023 Diff'rent Strokes - theme song 024 David Bowie - New York's in Love 025 Living Colour - Type 026 Swans - Sex, God, Sex 027 Leroy Hutson - cool out 028 Chick Corea - central park 029 S.O.D. - Pi Alpha Nu 030 Alan Vega - Saturn Drive 031 Jaume Branch - Theme 002 032 Michael Jackson - Billie Jean 033 PJ Harvey - Good Fortune 034 Bobby Caldwell - What You Wont Do for Love 035 Saun & Starr  - Sunshine (Youre Blowin My Cool) 036 DOPE movie OST - Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat) 037 Type O Negative - Wolf Moon (Including Zoanthropic Paranoia) 038 Harlem River Drive - Harlem River Drive (Theme Song) 039 Simple Minds - Up On The Catwalk 040 C.H.U.D. OST - C.H.U.D. main theme 041 Public Enemy - Harder Than You Think 042 Peter Criss - Blue Moon Over Brooklyn 043 The Beach Boys - The Girl From New York City 044 Bob Marley - Reggae On Broadway 045 Black Anvil - My Hate Is Pure 046 Motorhead - Ramones 047 Echo and the bunnymen _ empire state halo 048 Cerebral Ballzy - Downtown 049 Harlem- Suicide 050 Cyndi Lauper -  Girls Just Want To Have Fun 051 Marvels Daredevil - Opening Titles theme song 052 Fleetwood Mac - The City 053 3rd Bass - Brooklyn-Queens 054 Anthrax - Only 055 RAMONES - Cabbies On Crack 056 Unsane - Rat 057 Daryl Hall - NYCNY 058 Love Bug Star Ski & The Harlem World Crew - Positive Life 059 Pist.On - Grey Flap 060 The Sex Pistols-New York 061 Talking Heads - Wild Wild Life 062 Los Straitjackets - Brooklyn Slide 063 De La Soul - A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays 064 THE DRAMATICS - Blame it on New York City 065 Aerosmith - Rats in the Cellar 066 GG Allin - NYC tonight 067 The Brooklyn Bronx & Queens Band - On The Beat 068 Le Butcherettes -  New York 069 New York Dolls - Subway Train 070 Laurie Anderson - The day the devil 071 Marvels Jessica Jones - Opening theme song 072 Skull Snaps - My Hang up Is You 073 Janet Jackson - What Have You Done For Me Lately? 074 Blondie - In the Flesh 075 Agnostic Front -  City Streets 076 Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman 077 Charles Bradley -  Aint It A Sin 078 Liquid Liquid - Cavern 079 Bill Withers - Harlem 080 Cherry Vanilla - The Punk 081 Ace Frehley  - New York Groove 082 Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle 083 Seinfeld Theme song 084  Beastie Boys - Stop that train 085 Boney M -New York City 086 Biohazard - Five Blocks To The Subway 087 MOD - Rally (NYC) 088 Herb Alpert - Manhattan Melody 089 Nazareth - new york broken toy 090 Fishbone - Sunless Saturday 091 Mortician - Necrocannibal 092 Fantomas -  The Godfather 093 Joe Jackson - Steppin Out 094 Sick Of It All - Insurrection 095 Paul Simon - Boy in the Bubble 096 The Shangri Las - Leader Of The Pack 097 Tombs - V 098 NINA HAGEN - New York, New York 099 The Cure - NY Trip 100 Cameo - Word Up 101 Rollins Band - Disconnect 102 Luke Cage: OST - Theme song 103 GEORGE BENSON - On Broadway 104 Jim Croce - You Don't Mess Around With Jim 105 Law & Order SVU  Intro Theme song 106 Le Tigre - My My Metrocard 107 Leonard cohen_First we take Manhattan 108 Prong - Snap your fingers,snap your bra strap 109 Velvet Underground - Rock & Roll from Loaded 110 Tito Puente - 110th St And 5th Avenue 111 NICOLE feat Timmy Thomas - NEW YORK EYES. 112 Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Broadway rhythm 113 White Zombie -  Super-charger heaven 114 Plasmatics -  Monkey Suit 115 Cats on Broadway - The Overture 116 Roy Ayers - We Live In Brooklyn, Baby 117 The Vibrations - Ain't No Greens In Harlem 118 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - Coney Island Whitefish 119 Mel Torme - Broadway 120 Helmet - Biscuits For Smut 121 Swans -  Better Than You 122 Madball - Pride (Times Are Changing) 123 The Damned Things -  Handbook for the Recently Deceased 124 Handsome - Needles 125 RUN DMC - Beats To The Rhyme (Instrumental) 126 Jane's Addiction - Underground 127 Vision Of Disorder - Loveless 128 The Ronettes - Be My Baby 129 Marnie Stern - East Side Glory 130 Televison - See No Evil 131 Madonna - Into The Groove 132 Lunachicks - Subway 133 Type O Negative - In Praise Of Bacchus 134 Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street 135 Quicksand - Fazer 136 IGGY POP - Dont Look Down 137 Surfbort - Back to Reaction 138 Marvels The Punisher - Opening theme song 139 Blondie - The Hardest Part 140 Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Greenwich Village Folk Song Salesman 141 Agnostic Front - Police State 142 RAMONES - 53rd & 3rd 143 FEAR - new yorks alright if you like saxophones 144 Lydia Lunch    - Spooky 145 Native New Yorker - Odyssey 146 Little River Band - Statue Of Liberty 147 Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side 148 Motherlover (feat. Justin Timberlake) 149 Aretha Franklin - Spanish Harlem 150 Luscious Jackson - Ladyfingers 151 The Cars - Hello Again 152 Stetsasonic - Talkin All That Jazz 153 Kajagoogoo - Big Apple 154 David Bowie - Andy Warhol 155 Voices Of East Harlem - Wanted Dead Or Alive 156 Talking Heads    - Life During Wartime 157 Joe Strummer - Love Kills (Sid and Nancy: Love Kills SOUNDTRACK) 158 Galt MacDermot - Cotton Comes to Harlem 159 Unsane - D-Train 160 The Warriors OST - The Warriors Full Theme Song 161 Biohazard - Black and White and Red All Over 162 WILLIE WOOD & WILLIE WOOD CREW - WILLIE rap 163 The Cult Sonic Temple New York City 164 Andrew W.K.- I Love New York City 165 BT Express - Peace Pipe 166 Baby Shakes -Turn It Up 167 Public Enemy - A Letter to the New York Post 168 The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Tales of the Old New York The Rock Box 169 Chicago - Another Rainy Day In New York City 170 Brooklyn Nine Nine - Main Title Theme 171 Cro-Mags - These Streets 172 AC/DC - Safe In New York City 173 Gogol Bordello - AVENUE B. 174 RUN DMC - Hard Times 175 Breakfast Club - Right On Track 176 Foo Fighters -  I Am a River 177 Cameo - New York 178 Ratt - 7th Avenue 179 Dr. Boogie - Get Back To New York City 180 Frank Sinatra - New York, New York. 181 PRINCE  - All The Critics Love U In New York 182 The Rising - Bruce Springsteen 183 The Night Flight Orchestra - 1998 184 Necro - Tough Jew Instrumental 185 TOM WAITS - Midtown 186 Scorpions - The Zoo 187 Stevie Wonder - Living For The City 188 Leeway - Mark of the squealer 189 Nuclear Assault -  Cold Steel 190 Fantomas -  Rosemary's Baby 191 Wu Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M. 192 Hanoi Rocks - 11th Street Kids 193 Patti Smith - Piss Factory 194 Moondog - Fog on the Hudson - On the Streets of New York 195 RAMONES - Something To Believe In 196 Neil Diamond - Brooklyn On A Saturday Night 197 Immolation - Despondent Souls 198 John Lennon - Just like starting over 199 PJ Harvey - you said something 200 Velvet Underground - I'm Waiting For The Man 201 John Cale - The philosopher 202 Bee Gees - Stayin Alive (Saturday Night Fever) 203 Suzanne Vega - Luka 204 Gorilla Biscuits - New Direction 205 Whodini - Escape (I Need a Break) 206 Agnostic Front - More Than A Memory 207 Beastie Boys - Helllo Brooklyn 208 Foreigner - Love on the Telephone 209 Gargoyles TV show Original Theme 210 Bush Tetras - Too Many Creeps 211 Lou Reed - Coney Island Baby 212 Ramones - Rockaway Beach 213 Public Enemy - Welcome To The Terrordome 214 Nico - These days 215 Swans - The Sound Of Freedom 216 Billy Joel - 52nd Street 217 XTC - Statue of liberty 218 Overkill -  Hello From The Gutter 219 Twisted Sister - Come out and play 220 Kiss - Deuce 221 Skinless - Savagery 222 Rob Zombie - Dragula 223 Grandmaster Flash And The Furious Five - New York New York 224 Ric Ocasek - Rockaway 225 Ministry - Lieslieslies 226 Gogol Bordello - Wonderlust King 227 Iron Fist - intro 228 BPD - South Bronx 229 INXS - Calling All Nations 230 Pyrhhon - Liberty at the ashes 231 Shelter - Civilized Man 232 James Brown - Don't Tell It 233 Bob Dylan - Visions of Johanna 234 GSH -17th Street 235 Helmet - Iron Head 236 Salt-N-Pepa - Expression 237 Alice Cooper - BIG APPLE DREAMING 238 Profanatica - Ordained In Bile 239 John Coltrane - Grand Central 240 PRINCE  - Lady Cab Driver 241 Lou Reed - NYC Man 242 KISS - Naked City 243 Brutal Truth - Ordinary Madness 244 Quicksand - East 3rd St. 245 Teruo Nakamura And The Rising Sun - Manhattan Special 246 Herbie Mann - Turtle Bay 247 The Jimmy Castor Bunch - Its Just Begun 248 Prong -  Whose fist is this anyway? 249 Rolling Stones - Undercover Of The Night 250 Biohazard - Failed Territory 251 Brian Eno - Over Fire Island 252 Mutilation Rites - Axiom Destroyer 253 RATM - Renegades Of Funk 254 Blue Oyster Cult - Burnin' for You 255 Whiplash - Last Nail in the Coffin 256 Billy Cobham - Total Eclipse 257 The Rods - Too Hot to Stop 258 Lalo Schifrin - No One Home 259 David Shire - Manhattan Skyline 260 The Doors - Strange Days 261 WASP - The Headless Children 262 Budos Band - Black Venom 263 Roy Clark - Twelfth Street Rag 264 Guerilla Toss - Human Girl 265 Cecil Taylor - Steps 266 Heartbreakers - Born To Lose 267 They Might Be Giants - Where Your Eyes Don't Go 268 Frehleys Comet - Into the Night 269 West Side Story Act I -  Something's Coming 270 Sleater Kinney - Far Away 271 The Clash - Gates of the West 272 Betty Davis - nasty gal 273 Crumbsuckers - Beast on my back 274 SOD - Pi Alpha Nu 275 Led Zeppelin - custard pie 276 Insect Ark - In the nest 277 Sweet Tee - On the smooth 278 Virgin steele - American girl 279 Hugo Montenegro - Moog power 280 Laura Branigan - hot night 281 Chad Mitchell - The other side of this life 282 Vanilla Ice - Ninja rap 283 ELF - First avenue 284 Pro-Pain - Voice of rebelion 285 Simon & Garfunkel - the 59th street bridge song 286 RIOT - Fight or fall 287 Ramones - Teenage lobotomy 288 Gang Starr - The place we dwell 289 Billy Joel - All you wanna do is dance 290 Manowar - Fighting the world 291 Manic Street Preachers - Patrick Bateman 292 Ray Parker - Ghostbusters 293 Futurama theme song 294 Sick of it All - Alone 295 Anthrax - NFL 296 Street trash OST - Viper theme 297 PJ Harvey - good fortune 298 Don Cherry - Awake Nu 299 The Contortions - dish it out 300 Sonic Youth - Disappearer 301 Sonny Rollins - East Broadway run down 302 White Hills feat. Jim Jarmusch - Illusion 303 Fishbone - Ugly 304 Jeffrey Lewis - Sad screaming old man 305 Debbie Harry - Jump, jump 306 Cro-Mags- From the grave 307 John Lennon - New York City 308 R.E.M. - Leaving New York 309 Escape From New York OST - Main Title song 310 Type O Negative - Everything Dies 666 Richard Marx - Remember Manhattan

I reckon my New York playlist could reach 350 songs! Can you help me? Add your own songs. Bring it!

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Butler & Bosher

AKA, American Tobacco Center

117-121 North Twentieth Street

Built, 1902

July 2019 — looking towards 117-121 North Twentieth Street at the southeast intersection of Grace & Twentieth Streets

Don’t mess with Buck Duke.

(Duke University Libraries) — James Buchanan Duke

James Buchanan Duke was many things. A philanthropist, an industrialist, trust builder, and creator of the modern tobacco industry, he was not the kind of person who had much patience for weak-kneed associates who sniveled about minor things like legalities, nor was he apt to let such annoyances get in the way of his ruling the market.

[RVCJ03] — Arthur St. Clair Butler, circa 1903 

In January, 1903, Mr. A. St. Claire Butler, of Butler & Bosher Co., Richmond, Va., and a friend spent a day at No. 111 Fifth Avenue, New York, with Mr. Duke, Mr. Fuller, and one other trust representative. Mr. Duke wanted to buy and offered to buy 51 per centum of the capital stock of the Butler & Bosher Co., whose business for several years previously has been supplying the Navy Department with tobacco, and manufacturing and selling tobacco in the South and New England.

(Chronicling America) — Richmond Times advertisement — Tuesday, February 14, 1893

Mr. Duke, in offering to buy 51 per centum of the stock, told Mr. Butler that the business was to continue just as it had been managed, and their interest in it to remain a secret. Mr. Butler was to continue an independent manufacturer, continue to use the union [7564] label, and continue to associate with independent manufacturers. When Mr. Butler said that this would not be honest, Mr. Duke replied, “Plenty are doing it to-day, and if you do not do it, we will ruin you and drive you out of business.” Mr. Butler asked time to consider the proposition, and returning home consulted his lawyer, who, happily, was a lawyer of the old school, as he advised Mr. Butler he would not be able to do what was proposed and be honest. Then Mr. Butler declined to sell. 

(Pinterest France) — a tin of Butler & Bosher Pipe Full Cut Plug

Thereupon the trust started out in its campaign against him. Mr. Butler had worked up quite a trade in New England on a smoking plug under the brand “Butler's Light and Dark.” which was much the same as Mayo's “Eglantine” and “Ivy,” brands owned by the trust, and which were large sellers, and on these the trust placed a deal, which so cut down Mr. Butler's business that he was greatly demoralized. Later the Navy contract was again awarded to Mr. Butler, and then the trust began bidding up the price of sun-cured tobacco, out of which the contract had to be made, and when Mr. Butler was thoroughly frightened, again offered to buy him. This time, however, they offered to buy his business outright, and finally they did so, continuing him as manager upon a salary. 

(Library of Congress) — Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Richmond (1905) — Plate 41 — showing Butler & Bosher Tobacco Factory at Twentieth & Grace Streets

The foregoing is a copy of the statement made January 20, 1905, to the Hon. James R. Garfield, Commissioner of Corporations. Mr. Butler was continued as manager of the business of Butler & Bosher Co., owned and controlled by the American Tobacco Co., from the time of its purchase, July 1, 1903, until March, 1906. Then the factory was closed, and Mr. Butler thrown out of employment. He, like 98 per cent of the manufacturers who have sold out, being under contract not again to enter into business, is now in the prime of life unable to engage in a business in which his whole life has been spent. Thus his experience as a tobacco manufacturer is lost to the country. [BDCRT]

[RVCJ03] — Butler & Bosher factory, circa 1903

It’s not clear when Butler & Bosher started as a business, but the earliest advertisements appeared in the Richmond Times and Richmond Dispatch in 1892. The 1893 edition of Richmond, Virginia: The City on the James (RVCJ) identifies Robert S. Bosher as President of the T. C. Williams Company but he must have found a way to dedicate time to this other enterprise. Regardless of they started, they were an independent tobacco firm, and not part of Duke’s voracious trust, the American Tobacco Company (ATC).

(VCU) — 1889 Baist Atlas Map of Richmond — Plate 3

They started their business in a four-story brick tobacco factory on the west side of Twenty-Second Street, remarkably, a location that is also still standing [RT19020518]. The Navy tobacco deal they won in 1902 vaulted them into the big time, requiring them to produce 200,000 pounds of plug tobacco over the three-year contract [RD19020403], and it must have been with giddy anticipation that they announced the construction of a new six-story factory at Twentieth and Grace barely a month later [RD19020529].

It also effectively put themselves squarely in ATC’s crosshairs, and by September Butler & Bosher was in active denial of the inevitable [RD19020910]. However, Duke wasn’t about to let minor players gum up his grand schemes, and the darlings of the Navy capitulated in July the following year.

(Find A Grave) — Arthur St. Clair Butler in later years

After the acquisition, ATC made good on its intention to have the “independent” Butler and Bosher continue to bid on the federal contract when it came up again for renewal in 1905. The truly independent tobacco manufacturers cried foul, but it appears to have changed no minds. ATC won and would continue to win until the 1911 smackdown by the Supreme Court forced its breakup. 

By then it was too late for Arthur Butler, whose non-compete ejected him from the industry. He bought a piece of land in Mathews County called Poplar Grove and got the hell out of Richmond.

(Butler & Bosher is part of the Atlas RVA! Project)

Print Sources

[BDCRT] Bills and Debates in Congress Relating to Trusts: 1902-1913 Fifty-Seventh Congress, Second Session, To Sixty-Third Congress, First Session, Inclusive (December 1, 1902–December 1, 1913) Vol. 2 Pages 1115–2403. Office 1914.

[RD19020403] Richmond Dispatch. Thursday, April 3, 1902.

[RD19020529] Richmond Dispatch. Thursday, May 29, 1902.

[RD19020910] Richmond Dispatch. Wednesday, September 10, 1902.

[RT19020518] Richmond Times. Sunday, May 18, 1902.

[RVCJ03] Richmond, Virginia: The City on the James: The Book of Its Chamber of Commerce and Principal Business Interests. G. W. Engelhardt. 1903.

[RVCJ93] Richmond, Virginia: The City on the James: The Book of Its Chamber of Commerce and Principal Business Interests. G. W. Engelhardt. 1893.

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what to do in naples florida today

what to do in naples florida today

So, You are considering Naples, Florida, Beaches? Listed below is a record of a lot of the shores in Collier County, the County where Naples resides. The Paradise Coast, since this region is known as, is famed for its sugar white sand beaches which extend from Barefoot Beach Preserve in the northern point of this County, throughout town of Naples, along the four miles of Marco Island's rocky shore, and to the deserted Six Thousand Island area of the Everglades. The shore parks vary from people who have full amenities to easy access points ideal for long beach walks on deserted sands. There are many shore access points in downtown Naples, in addition to Tigertail Beach Park along with the South Beach community access to Marco Island. You'll see beautiful surroundings, hot sands and magnificent sunsets wherever you decide to shed your sneakers and dip your feet in the sand.

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1. South Marco Beach Amenities: two kilometers of beach, bathroom in the parking lot Activities: fishing, swimming, shelling, walking, sunbathing Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: Walk involving 2 high rise condos to get the shore, but once there, the gorgeous white beach is 150 feet wide and slopes gradually into the water.

2. Location: Hernando Drive, Marco Island Phone: 239-252-4000 Collier County Parks & Recreation Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: $4/day Cabins: 1/2 mile of shore, concessions for meals & beverages and leases, playground, restrooms, boardwalk, barbeque areas with picnic tables, butterfly garden, disabled accessible and disabled wheelchair Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, walking, sunbathing, birding Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: Among the most popular from the County and recorded as a birding website by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. There are no condos or houses on Tigertail Beach.

3. Naples Beach Accesses Location: west end of numbered and named roads across S.Gulfshore Blvd., Naples Phone: 239-213-7120 Naples Community Services Hours: sunrise to dusk Parking: metered & restricted Cabins: 5.5 kilometers of largely silent residential beachfront. No restrooms.   Activities: fishing, swimming, shelling, sunbathing, walking Pets: no more

4. Location: involving Seagate Condominiums & North Gulf Shore Blvd., Naples Phone: 239-252-4000 Collier County Parks & Recreation Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: Metered in the conclusion of Seagate Drive, shore is available at either the ending of Seagate and North Gulf Shore Blvd through foot. Tours: non-e Activities: swimming, shelling, fishing, sunbathing, walking Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: Situated in a really upscale area of high rise condos and a bit hard to discover.

5.   Parking: Metered on road parking and parking lot one block East with extra parking in shore ends of Avenues into the North & South. Tours: food concession, bait store, restrooms, picnic tables, disabled access, showers Tasks: dock fishing (no license needed ), Biking, sunset viewing, swimmingpool, walking, sunbathing, surfing Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: The Naples Fishing Pier is among the most well-known attractions in Naples. Originally constructed in 1888 as a passenger and freight pier, the Naples Pier stands as a neighborhood landmark.

6. Lowdermilk Park Location: west end of Banyan Blvd in Gulf Shore Blvd N. Phone: 239-213-7120 Naples Community Services Hours: sunrise to dusk Parking: metered, 125 spaces Cabins: 750 ft of shore, lushly landscaped, boardwalk, disabled accessible and disabled wheelchair, food concessions, restrooms, picnic tables, showers, playground, volleyball courts Activities: Biking, swimmingpool viewing, sailboat regatta viewing, sunbathing, walking Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: Popular with families with kids.

7. Location: Seagate Drive & Crayton Road, North Naples Phone: 239-252-4000 Collier County Parks & Recreation Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: $8/vehicle Amenities: picnic tables, showers, concessions for meals & beverages and gear rentals, handicapped available & disabled wheelchair, alongside Naples Grande Beach Resort Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, nature walks Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: 35 acres of coastal habitat. Beach access is out of a 3/4 mile board-walk into the sandy shore. Free tram accessible. The boardwalk is a destination for those who love quiet character.

8. Location: finish of Vanderbilt Beach Road, North Naples Phone: 239-252-4000 Collier County Parks & Recreation Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: $8/day, 120 area lot and 340 distance garage, situated just west of the Ritz Carlton resort Amenities: two mile shore, concessions for meals & beverages and gear leasing, restrooms, picnic tables, showers, disabled accessible and disabled wheelchair Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, sunbathing, walking, shelling, birding Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: Popular shore near upscale resorts in North Naples. Get there early to find a parking area in season.

9. Location: 5 km west of I-75 Exit 111 (Bluebill Avenue/Immokalee Road), Naples Phone: 239-597-6196 Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: $6 per car Cabins: 1 mile of shore, boat ramp, restrooms, tours, interpretive Exhibits, pavilion, picnic areas with grills and pubs, hard bottom reef, showers Activities: scuba diving, snorkeling, swimming, wildlife viewing, fishing, fishing, holiday Pets: Yes, on 6' leashes. State parks don't allow pets on shores or playgrounds, or in bathing places, cottages, park buildings or concession facilities. Of Particular Interest: Among the very popular seashore destinations in Naples, the park's mile long stretch of white sugar has been rated among the greatest beaches in the country. In season, the park shuts its gates as soon as it reaches capacity, so get there first.

10. Location: Barefoot Beach Road away Bonita Beach Road, Naples Phone: 239-591-8596 Hours: 8 AM to sunset Parking: $8/day Cabins: 342 acres of pure land, 1 mile nature trail, showers, and picnic area, concessions for meals & beverages and leasing gear, disabled accessible and disabled wheelchair Activities: fishing, swimming, shelling, sunbathing, walking Pets: no more Of Particular Interest: One of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest shore. Numerous animal species live here. Popular because of its stunning, plush environment. Park rangers provide lectures, guided walks and interpretive programs.

11. Barefoot Beach (accessibility ) Location: Bonita Beach Road away Lely Barefoot Blvd., Naples

Amenities: no amenities Activities: sunbathing, swimmingpool, fishing, shelling, walking Pets: no Of Particular Interest: Barefoot Beach Preserve Park is situated only  South of the access point. Only north is Bonita Beach Park, which includes  Public rest rooms, concessions and showers. You'll notice Lots of Wildlife and sea life in this place, very close to the primary Barefoot Beach Preserve Park web site.

[selenenewyork1]

There’s a New Billionaire’s Row

You would be hard-pressed to find a New Yorker who hasn’t dreamed about living in one of the supertall luxury condos along Billionaire’s Row. W. 57th street has one of the highest concentrated real estate values in New York City. Many of these luxury skyscrapers measure similar height to the Empire State Building, like 432 Park Ave and 111 West 57th Street, each measuring around 1400 feet tall. 

Billionaire’s Row buildings have broken records, like One57, with the most expensive apartments to sell in NYC at the time, purchased by Michael Dell for $100.5 million. Meanwhile, Central Park Tower is the tallest residential building on the Manhattan skyline, not to mention the whole country. Meanwhile, the record for the most expensive home sold in NYC was broken again by Kenneth C. Griffin when he bought the top three floors of 220 Central Park South for a whopping $238 million.

It’s not just ultra-rich New Yorkers who are attracted to the lavish luxury skyscrapers on Billionaire’s Row. The top penthouse at 432 Park Avenue was sold to Saudi property developer Hawaz Al Hokair for a sale price of $87.7 million. In fact, many foreign billionaires have invested in luxury real estate in the area for various reasons, but they don’t always live in them. Despite the popularity of these insane luxury condos, there’s a new high rise just down the street that’s garnering attention.

A New Playground for NYC Billionaires

Giving Extell Development a run for their money, Foster + Partners is bringing a brand new iconic residential building to Midtown Manhattan. Selene is a new 63-story skyscraper with billionaires' row nyc apartments located just off Park Avenue. It is officially open for occupancy, and anyone who visits the building for the first time will immediately see its unparalleled beauty. In fact, many argue the city and park views from this location top those from Billionaire’s Row. 

Selene Residences

The luxury building hosts 94 immaculate homes ranging from modern lofts, tower residences, full floor apartment nyc, and a two-story penthouse, all with plenty of square feet to keep you comfortable. Each home offers grand living with massive floor-to-ceiling windows that let in boundless natural light. The dramatic architectural bones leave little to be desired with end finishes like concrete ceilings, custom millwork, marble countertops, and wire-brushed oak cabinetry.

Elite Amenities

With absolutely no detail left unnoticed during the design, it’s no surprise that the building’s amenities resemble that of a five-star hotel. Residences are met with a fireside lobby as soon as they enter the building, where they’ll be hit with the heavenly smell radiating from Le Jardinier, the Michelin-starred restaurant that resides on the first two floors. In addition, residents will have direct elevator access to the restaurant run by Chef Alain Verzeroli, plus special seating privileges. 

The private pool resembles a spa-oasis with sunlit bamboo and granite accents throughout. The spa feel continues with private treatment rooms for massages, steam rooms, saunas, and a windowed wellness retreat. 

No expense was spared in the fitness lounge, which has been equipped with the most modern exercise equipment on the market, including the beloved Peloton bike. With floor-to-ceiling windows as well, the gym overlooks the tree-lined 53rd street, giving residents a relaxing view as they work out. 

Fifty-Third Street

Selene isn’t the first important architectural structure to pop up on 53rd Street. There are a ton of famous buildings already lining one of New York’s most important streets. Surrounding Selene you’ll find the Seagram Building, Citicorp Center, the “Lipstick Building,” the CBS Building, the Lever House, and the Museum of Modern Art. 

Of course, residents will be delighted to hear that the famous Fifth Avenue shopping is just right outside their doorstep. Big names like Balenciaga, Dior, and Fendi are right at your fingertips. Not to mention all the world-class culinary stars that make Manhattan their home, like Sugarfish, the Lobster Club, Le Bernadin, the Modern, the Polo Bar, and of course, Selene’s own Le Jardinier. Plus, the south end of Central Park is just a quick stroll away.

[rabbitcruiser]

The Walt Disney Concert Hall at 111 South Grand Avenue in Downtown of Los Angeles opened on October 24, 2003.

[david-d-levine]

Research rabbit hole

The evidence shows that I enjoy research more than the actual writing. Today's writing session is an instructive example.

My story takes place in 1911, and at the beginning of my writing session today I set up the situation where my main characters have to track down Nikola Tesla. But how would they look up his address?

A Google search for "New York telephone directory 1911" led me to the NYPL's online copy of Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York, whose 1911 edition was 3790 pages long. On page 2300 or thereabouts I found this listing:

Tesla Electro-Therapeutic Co 111 Bway #901 --- Nikola elec eng 202 Metropolitan tower in The Waldof-Astoria --- Ozone Co 111 Bway #901

No visible phone number, though there is a smudge after "The Waldorf-Astoria" which might possibly be a two-digit number. But my characters' cheap hotel would not likely have this monster phone directory (which was printed in multiple volumes, likely at least 8). So maybe they would have to go to the library to look it up?

Well, as it happens, this scene takes place on May 16, 1911 (nailed down by a newspaper story about Tesla) and the NYPL’s current location (at 476 5th Ave, just a few blocks from their hotel) had its grand opening on May 23, 1911, so it's not clear whether they would have found it open yet. Even if the new building was open, the directory might still be at one of the libraries it replaced, the Astor Library at 425 Lafayette Street (which closed to readers on April 15, 1911 and is now, as it happens, the Public Theatre) or the Lenox Library at Fifth Avenue between 70th (which was demolished in 1912; I haven't found a specific closing date).

I really don't want to send my characters running all over NYC -- the Astor is about four miles south of their hotel, the Lenox about four miles north -- in search of a phone directory, only to have them fail to find one. Or do I? "If your hero needs to get out of town fast, steal his car." It's also crunchy historical detail, which I for one find fascinating.

And how would they cover those distances? The Interborough Rapid Transit Company (subways and elevated trains) was up and running in 1911 and had a five cent fare (I think -- fares were limited to five cents by the Dual Contracts which merged the IRT and BRT in 1913). I really do need to scan in the 1911 New York guidebook I found on eBay.

Or could the hotel's telephone operator call Central and get the info from them? "Hello Central" was definitely a thing in 1911; "Hello Central, Give Me Heaven" was a popular Tin Pan Alley song first published in 1901. But would the telephone operator have given out that info? Maybe not Hello Central, but "Hello Information" definitely existed and might very well have been able to provide it.

The end result of all today's researches: "Our first stop was at the front desk. The clerk there asked the hotel telephone operator. She vanished into a back room, then returned a few minutes later with a piece of paper on which were written two addresses: the Tesla Electro-Therapeutic Co at 111 Broadway, and Nikola Tesla, Electrical Engineer, at the Waldof-Astoria."

Net 54 words for the day. Jeez. But I had fun!

[vivekbajaj-grs]

Global Hybrid Rice Seeds Market Size, Manufacturers, Supply Chain, Sales Channel and Clients, 2021-2027

A hybrid is the product of a cross between two genetically distinct rice parents. When the right parents are selected, the hybrid will have both greater vigor and yield than either of the parents. Due to hybrid vigor, hybrid rice has 15-30% yield advantage over the conventional rice that farmers grow. Rice cultivation using hybrid rice seeds has been reported to produce higher economic returns when compared to the economic returns of conventional rice varieties. This is due to the significant yield the hybrid rice seeds over conventional rice seeds. Also, the milling yield of hybrid rice seeds was found to be the same, or in some cases better than the milling yield of conventional rice seeds. This advantage of cultivation with hybrid rice seeds is likely to encourage poor farmers to shift from conventional rice seeds to hybrid rice seeds.

The industry's leading manufacturers are Bayer CropScience, Longping High-Tech and Dupont Pioneer, with a combined revenue share of 16.91% in 2019.

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Market Analysis and Insights: Global Hybrid Rice Seeds Market

In 2020, the global Hybrid Rice Seeds market size was US$ 2564.1 million and it is expected to reach US$ 2320.4 million by the end of 2027, with a CAGR of -1.4% during 2021-2027.

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Long Size Hybrid Rice Seeds

Medium Size Hybrid Rice Seeds

Short Size Hybrid Rice Seeds

Segment by Duration, the Hybrid Rice Seeds market is segmented into

Up to 110 Days

111 to 140 Days

141 Days and Above

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North America

United States

Canada

Asia-Pacific

China

Japan

South Korea

India

Southeast Asia

Australia

Rest of Asia-Pacific

Europe

Germany

France

U.K.

Italy

Russia

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Rest of Europe

Latin America

Mexico

Brazil

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Turkey

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The major companies include:

Dupont Pioneer

Syngenta

Bayer CropScience

Nath

Advanta

Nirmal Seeds

Longping High-tech

China National Seed Group

Hainan Shennong Gene

WIN-ALL HI-TECH SEED

Hefei Fengle Seed

Zhongnongfa Seed

RiceTec

SL Agritech

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Global Melamine-Formaldehyde(MF) Based Resins for Woodworking Industry Research Report 2021 Segmented by Major Market Players, Types, Applications and Countries Forecast to 2027

The global Melamine-Formaldehyde(MF) Based Resins for Woodworking market is expected to reach US$ XX Million by 2027, with a CAGR of XX% from 2020 to 2027, based on Research newly published report.

The prime objective of this report is to provide the insights on the post COVID-19 impact which will help market players in this field evaluate their business approaches. Also, this report covers market segmentation by major market verdors, types, applications/end users and geography(North America, East Asia, Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa, Oceania, South America).

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Kronospan

Georgia-Pacific

Sonae Industria

Finsa

Basf

By Types:

Type I

Type II

By Applications:

Application I

Application II

Key Indicators Analysed

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[wolfliving]

The New Rich Infesting the City

https://harpers.org/archive/2018/07/the-death-of-new-york-city-gentrification/

(...)

New York has always attracted the wealthy and predatory, dating back at least to our most famous pirate, Captain Kidd. Coming here was seen as a sort of arrival, for individuals and businesses alike. Long a “headquarters town,” as early as 1901 New York was home to sixty-nine of the nation’s two hundred largest corporations. Their owners lined Fifth Avenue with their fairy-tale mansions—some of them later converted into museums or elegant stores—or filled luxury apartment houses such as the Dakota. They hired the most renowned architects to erect gigantic advertisements for their transformative, world-conquering enterprises, including many of the most memorable structures ever built in the city: Grand Central Terminal; the Chrysler, Woolworth, Empire State, and Seagram buildings, among others. Noxious as the old robber barons could be, they at least dropped vast amounts of money into the local economy in the form of property taxes and purchases in elite shops. They employed people in droves—small armies of domestics, vendors, and workers at all levels—to service their needs and businesses. They contributed to the city through their building and philanthropy—Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall, the Morgan Library, and the Frick Collection, to name just a few examples.

The new rich infesting the city, by contrast, are barely here. They keep a low profile, often for good reason, and rarely stick around. They manufacture nothing and run nothing, for the most part, but live off fortunes either made by or purloined from other people—sometimes from entire nations. The New Yorker noted in 2016 that there is now a huge swath of Midtown Manhattan, from Fifth Avenue to Park Avenue, from 49th Street to 70th Street, where almost one apartment in three sits empty for at least ten months a year. New York today is not at home. Instead, it has joined London and Hong Kong as one of the most desirable cities in the world for “land banking,” where wealthy individuals from all over the planet scoop up prime real estate to hold as an investment, a pied-à-terre, a bolt-hole, a strongbox.

For most of a decade now, like lava flowing inexorably from some deadly volcano, the residences of the superrich have moved east from the Time Warner Center to create Billionaires’ Row, the array of buildings on 57th Street and several adjoining streets and avenues that is already dominating much of the Manhattan skyline. These “supertall” skyscrapers are defined as buildings taller than 984 feet: One57, at 157 West 57th Street (1,004 feet); 432 Park Avenue (1,396 feet). Well on their way to being built: 53 West 53rd Street (1,050 feet), 111 West 57th Street (1,428 feet), and 217 West 57th Street (1,550 feet). Finished or not, many of the apartments were—at first—snapped up as soon as they went on the market. The Times used to tick off their record-setting sales in its Sunday real estate section, down to the absurdly exact dollar and cent: one recent lower-end example, $47,782,186.53! Nor are the records these sales set likely to remain for long. A triplex at the forthcoming 220 Central Park South will reportedly be sold for $200 million, and a four-story apartment at the same address is priced to move at $250 million. These would be the largest home sales ever recorded anywhere in the United States.

Who spends this sort of money for an apartment? The buyers are listed as hedge fund managers, foreign and domestic; Russian oligarchs; Chinese apparel and airline magnates. And increasingly, to use a repeated Times term, a “mystery buyer,” often shielded by a limited liability company.

This is not the benevolent “gentrification” that Michael Bloomberg seemed to have had in mind but something more in the tradition of the king’s hunting preserves, from which local peasants were banned even if they were starving and the king was far away. Or, to use a more urgent analogy, these areas are now the dead zones of New York, much like the growing oxygen-depleted dead zones of our oceans and lakes, polluted with pesticide runoff and deadly algae blooms....

[speedyortizmusic]

did you know speedy ortiz is named after a character created by jaime hernandez for the comic book series love and rockets? those comics changed my life, and it’s so unbelievably cool to have a portrait of the band by jaime. pick up an illustrated poster while supplies last.  

Participating Stores (UK):

Rough Trade

Resident - 28 Kensington Gardens, Brighton BN1 4AL, UK

Piccadilly - 53 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JR, UK

Jumbo - Merrion Street, 1-3 Merrion Centre, Leeds LS2 8NG, UK

Drift - 103 High St, Totnes TQ9 5SN, UK

Participating Stores (US):

Music Millennium - 3158 E Burnside Street Portland, OR

The Record Exchange - 1105 West Idaho St Boise, ID

Easy Street - 4559 California Ave SW Seattle, WA

Graywhale - 1773 West 4700 South Salt Lake City, UT

Graywhale - 208 S 1300 E Salt Lake City, UT

Graywhale - 824 E 9400S Sandy, UT

Graywhale - 4062 Riverdale Rd Ogden, UT

Skips Records - 3215 W 11th Ave Eugene, OR

Silver Platters - 2930 1st Avenue South Seattle, WA

Silver Platters - 3715 196th St. SW, Lynnwood, WA

Silver Platters - 2616 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA

Streetlight Records - 980 S Bascom Ave San Jose, CA

Streetlight Records - 939 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz, CA

Boo Boo Records - 978 Monterey Street San Luis Obispo, CA

Ear Candy - 624 S Higgins Ave Missoula, MT

Sonic Boom - 2209 NW Market Street Seattle, WA

Everyday Music - 1313 W. Burnside Portland, OR

Everyday Music - 1931 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR

Everyday Music - 3290 SW Cedar Hills Blvd Beaverton, OR

Everyday Music - 115 E. Magnolia Bellingham, WA

Everyday Music - 1520 10th Ave. Seattle, WA

Dimple - 2499 Arden Way Sacramento, CA

Watts Records - 1211 Grant Ave Novato, CA

Sound & Vision - 3444 Main St SLC, UT

Hungry Ear - 675 Auahi St Honolulu, HI

Groovacious Platters - 195 W 650 S Cedar City, UT

The Long Ear - 1620 N Government Way Coeur D'alene, ID

Resurrection Records - 921 W Northwest Blvd Spokane, WA

Obsession Records - 2213 E Tudor Rd #53 Anchorage, AK

Siren Records - 527 Ramona Avenue Monterey, CA

Jackpot Records - 3574 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, OR

Albums on the Hill - 1128 13th St Boulder, CO

Amoeba - 1855 Haight Street San Francisco, CA

Amoeba - 2455 Telegraph Ave Berkeley, CA

Cactus Music - 2110 Portsmouth Ave Houston, TX

Euclid - 19 N Gore Ave, St. St. Louis, MO

Fingerprints - 420 E. 4th St. Long Beach, CA

Freakbeat - 13616 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, CA

Good Records - 1808 Greenville Ave Dallas, TX

Guestroom - 125 E Main St. Norman, OK

Guestroom - 3701 N. Western Ave OKC, OK

Independent - 3020 Platte Ave Colorado Springs, CO

Josey Records - 2821 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy #100 Farmers Branch, TX

Josey Records - 1814 Oak St. Kansas City, MO

Lou’s Records - 434 N Coast Highway 101 Encinitas, CA

Mills Record Co - 4045 Broadway Blvd. Kansas City, MO

Moldy Toes - 221 S Ola Vista San Clemente, CA

M-Theory - 827 W Washington St, San Diego, CA

Ralph’s Records - 3322 82nd St, Lubbock, Lubbock, TX

Rhino Records - 235 Yale Ave, Claremont Claremont, CA

Salzer’s - 5777 Valentine Rd, Ventura, TX

Stinkweeds - 12 W Camelback Rd Phoenix, AZ

Vintage Vinyl - 6610 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, MO

Vinyl Renaissance - 7932 Santa Fe Dr. Overland, KS

Vinyl Renaissance - 111 S 9th St Columbia, MO

Zia Records - 3839 N 16th St. Phoenix, AZ

Bull Moose - 219 Waterman Drive, Attn: Sebastian Grass South Portland, ME

Scotti’s Record Shop - 351 Springfield Ave, Summit, NJ

Songbyrd - 2475 18th St NW, Washington, DC

Main Street Music - 4444 Main St Philadelphia, PA

Darkside Records - 611 Dutchess Turnpike Arlington, NY

Record Archive - 33 1/3 Rockwood St, Rochester, NY

Vintage Vinyl - 51 Lafayette Rd Fords, NJ

The Sound Garden - 1616 Thames St Baltimore, MD

Princeton Record Exchange - 20 S Tulane St Princeton, NJ

Angry Mom Records - 115 E State St Ithaca, NY

Creep Records - 1050 N Hancock St #76, Philadelphia, PA

Juke Records - 4526 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA

Hill & Dale Records - 1054 31st St NW #010 Washington, DC

Pure Pop - 115 S Winooski Ave Burlington, VT

Ka-Chunk Records - 78 Maryland Ave Annapolis, MD

Flat Black & Circular - 541 E Grand River East Lansing, MI

Reckless Records - 3126 Broadway Chicago, IL

Reckless Records - 26 E Madison Chicago, IL

Reckless Records - 1379 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL

Shuga - 1272 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL

Drastic Plastic - 1118B Howard St Omaha, NE

Toxic Beauty Records - 220 Xenia Yellow Springs, OH

Shake it - 4156 Hamilton Cincinnati, OH

Homer’s - 1210 Howard St Omaha, NE

Strictly Discs - 1900 Monroe St Madison, WI

Luna Music - 5202 N College Av Indianapolis, IN

Landlocked Music - 202 Walnut Bloomington, IN

Used Kids - 2500 Summit St Columbus, OH

Plaid Room Records - 120 Karl Brown Way Loveland, OH

Mile Long Records - 350 W Front St Wheaton, IL

Lucky Records - 126 S Market St Wooster, OH

Electric Fetus - 2000 4th Ave So Minneapolis, MN

Electric Fetus - 12E. Superior Duluth, MN

Exclusive Co - 318 E Main St Oshkosh, WI

Dearborn Music - 22501 Michigan Ave Dearborn, MI

Culture Clash - 4020 Secor Rd Toledo, OH

Laurie’s - 4639 N Lincoln Ave Chicago, IL

Finders - 128 N Main St Bowling Green, OH

Magnolia T- Pussy - 1155 N High St, Columbus, OH

Record Den - 7661 Mentor Rd Mentor, OH

ZZZ - 2200 Ingersoll Ave Des Moines, IA

Rolling Stone - 7300 W Irving Pk Rd Norridge, IL

Waiting Room - 113 W North Normal, IL

Wazoo - 336 ½ S State Ann Arbor, MI

Spoonful - 2960 N High St Columbus, OH

Down In The Valley - 8020 Olsen Memorial HWY Golden Valley Shopping Center Golden Valley, MN

Indy CD - 806 Broadripple Av Indianapolis, IN

Dave’s - 2604 N Clark St Chicago, IL

Lost Weekend - 2960 N High St Columbus, OH

Radio Kaos - 968 Min St Stevens Point, WI

Records Per Minute - 2579 High ST Columbus, OH

Karma Records - 21 N Post Rd Indianapolis, IN

Wooden Nickle Records - 3422 Anthony Rd Ft. Wayne, IN

Technique Records - 853 NE 79th Street Miami, FL

The End Of All Music - 103A Courthouse Square Oxford, MS

Criminal Records - 1154-A Euclid Avenue NE Atlanta, GA

Park Ave CDs - 2916 Corrine Dr Orlando, FL

Monster Music - 946 Orleans Rd Charleston, SC

Grimey’s - 1604 8th Ave S Nashville, TN

SchoolKids Records - 2237 Avent Ferry Rd Ste. 101 Raleigh, NC

Sweat Records - 5505 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL

Oz Music - 506 14th St, Tuscaloosa, AL

Arkansas Record Exchange - 4212 Mac Arthur N Little Rock, AR

Daddy Kool Records - 666 Central Ave St. Petersburg, FL

T-Bones - 2101 Hardy St Hattiesburg, MS

CD Cellar - 913 Noble St Anniston, AL

CD Central - 377 S Limestone Lexington, KY

Lunchbox Records - 825 Central Ave Charlotte, NC

Decatur CD - 356 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur, GA

Earshot - 3254 Silas Creek Pkwy Salem, NC

Wax N Facts - 432 Moreland Ave NE Atlanta, GA

Wuxtry - 197 E Clayton St Athens, GA

Wuxtry - 2096 N Decatur Rd Decatur, GA

The Groove - 1103 Calvin Ave Nashville, TN

East West Records - 4895 Orange Ave S Orlando, FL

Radio Active - 845 N Federal Hwy Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Seasick Records - 5508 Crestwood Blvd Birmingham, AL

Horizon Records - 2-A West Stone Ave, Greenville, SC

Central Square - 89 Central Sq, Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Guestroom Records - 1806 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, KY

Al Bums Record Shoppe - 4606 S. Main St.  Acworth, GA

Fantasyland Records - 360 Pharr RD. NE Atlanta, GA

Mojo Books & Records - 2540 E Fowler Ave Tampa, FL

Magnolia Records - 214 W. Magnolia Ave Knoxville, TN

Vinyl Tap - 2038 Greenwood Ave Nashville, TN

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Selene New York: Meticulously Composed for Grand Living

One building: 94 refined homes designed by award-winning Foster + Partners in collaboration with AD100 recipient William T. Georgis and Joseph Dirand.

A visionary luxury building adding to the very intimate private collection of residences in Manhattan; Selene New York makes its debut as an exclusive luxury apartment in Midtown East NYC ready for immediate occupancy. Located on fifty-third, of New York’s iconic modern architectural street, Selene is an immersive point surrounded by shopping on Fifth Avenue, Midtown’s culinary experience, cultural landmarks, and the symbolic Central Park.

Rivaling Billionaire’s Row

Selene stands tall and slender, representing a minimalist geometric form that radiates in natural light while perfectly contrasting with the Manhattan Skyline as day turns to night. This timeless structure can rival any other development on Billionaire’s Row. The neighborhood of the ultra-wealthy: A concentrated area along 57th street with a handful of ultra-luxury, supertall skyscrapers with easily the highest concentration of real estate value in New York City.

Each floor of Selene New York is dedicated to no more than two residences to graciously offer detailed interiors that reflect a level of craftsmanship rarely evident in new development. The interiors are created to have a feeling layered, a feeling of high quality, and in a way that tells a story. Our goal is to anticipate the needs of the buyer and supersede that at every level.

Competing with Manhattan’s Top Residences

Selene New York is a carefully orchestrated complex construction that resonates with the Manhattan Skyline. Even millionaire listing agents like Ryan Serhant and Douglas Elliman would take notice of the level of detail offered in each residence. Every square foot and inch of space is addressed to inspire awe and wonder.

The design implemented by Foster + Partners raises the bar for high-end luxury living, giving premiere developers a run for their money. Just a few competitors that are taking notice of our grand luxe apartment building.

111 West 57th Street - JDS Development Group - 1.438 Feet tall

252 East 57th Street - World Wide Group and Rose Associates, Inc - 712 Feet tall

220 Central Park South - Vornado Realty Trust - 952 Feet Tall

432 Park Avenue - CIM Group and Harry B. Macklowe - 1397 Feet Tall

520 Park Ave - Zeckendorf Development - 718 Feet Tall

One57( 157 West 57th Street) - Extell Development Company - 1005 Feet Tall

Central Park Tower( 225 W. 57th St) - Extell Development Company - 1,550 Feet Tall( the tallest residential building)

A More Favorable Location Than Central Park

Unparalleled park and city views, incredible volume and proportion of space, and finishes of a standard that rivals buildings on Billionaires’ Row. Selene is located conveniently close to Midtown East, the East River, MetLife, and Central Park. Yet another rare advantage opposed to some of the other high-end luxury buildings along the upper west side and upper east side.

The Billionaires of NYC

Billionaires like to feel spaced out and exclusive. It is one of several reasons why half of Billionaire Row is empty. Just look at the recent transactions from some of the wealthiest people alive.

Fawaz Alhokair, the Saudi Retail Magnate bought the top penthouse at 432 Park Ave.

Kenneth C. Griffin the hedge fund manager bought three floors at 220 Central Park South.

Michael Dell purchased the top two floors at One57.

In fact, many of these high-end apartments in Billionaires NYC are only occupied seasonally, functioning as Pied-a-Terre, or as ‘safe deposit boxes’ to park capital. The full-floor residence and penthouse at Selene would be an ideal purchase.

Ultra-Luxury Real Estate Redefined

New Yorkers have always associated Midtown Manhattan as the place of the ultra-exclusive. Even as the landscape in the city changes, the demand for ultra-luxury and high-end real estate is here to stay. Enquire now to take advantage of some of the promotional offers available.

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