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How’s my view? New site for thatSports fans go crazy for their teams, but one guy from South Philly has gone crazyfor seats. He has begun a website — and made it his full-time job — to collect photosfrom seats in stadiums across the country and Britain. He has 7,000 so far. {page 02}

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Frank Panko of South Philadelphia wants to catalog views from seats across the country.

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Study looks at value of putting Regional Rail stopnear soccer stadium Chester ‘very interested’ {page 05}

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Scout the view fromevery seat in the house

Panko, checking out the view from a seat at Citizens Bank Park yesterday, says he wants to give fans an advance view.

Thanks to a South Philadel-phia man, there’s no needto worry about purchasinga pricey stadium ticket andgetting stuck behind a foulpole or glass partition.

At least that’s the visionbehind A View From MySeat, a website and An-droid app that encouragesusers to upload cell phoneshots of, well, the viewfrom their seats in thou-sands of venues around theworld.

“The idea came out ofme and my wife wanting

to find a better place to sitbefore we bought Philliesseason tickets,” said cre-ator Frank Panko, 36. “Welooked around at a gameand everyone had a smart-phone, iPhone or Androidand they were all takingphotos.”

The app, which was re-leased in beta mode last Ju-ly, currently shows viewsfrom over 7,000 seatsacross the country andabout 600 in Philadelphia,where its following is thestrongest.

Baseball is the most pop-ular sport, but people cansend pictures from anyevent. “Some of the stuffwe get surprises us: golf,some Nascar and monstertruck rallies,” said Panko,who quit his job two weeksago to focus on developingthe program full-time.“Outside of the U.S., we dowell with soccer, especiallythe Premier League in theU.K. Whatever people send,as long as it’s venue-related,we just try to adapt to it.”

Though a View From My

Seat currently has photosfrom 1,200 venues, Pankoestimates that it covers lessthan 1 percent of availableseats in the country, a fig-ure he hopes to change.“I’d like to see if I can part-ner with a bigger companylike StubHub or Ticketmas-ter to have photos show upwhen you’re actually buy-ing tickets or to get peoplediscounts for every photothey share,” Panko said.

A 498-count indictment wasunsealed yesterday charg-ing 53 people in a drug con-spiracy that allegedly gar-nered more than $5 millionin less than three years anddefrauded the federal gov-ernment of an untoldamount of money in health

insurance payments.William Stukes allegedly

recruited patients for Dr.Norman Werther, whowrote fraudulent prescrip-tions for oxycodone-baseddrugs. The “pseudo-pa-tients” took the prescrip-tions to Northeast Pharma-

cy on Bustleton Avenue,where pharmacist Ihsanul-lah “Sean” Maaf allegedlyfilled them.

The patients paid for thedrugs using cash, private in-surance or Medicaid, thenallegedly turned the drugsover to Stukes for resale on

the street. His organizationallegedly distributed over200,000 pills in Philadel-phia and MontgomeryCounty.

Forty-four of the 53 de-fendants were arrested yes-terday. The other nine arefugitives. METRO/AW


Infostraightfrom fans’mouthsThough sites like SeatData already offer asimilar service, Pankosees them as likeminds rather thancompetition.

“I could actually seeworking with Seat Data at some point —they’re really just sup-plying seating chartsand one photo fromeach section of an emp-ty venue, but we’resupplying actual gamephotos with commentsfrom the fans,” he said.“I’d like to think we’regetting better contentby going straight to thefans themselves.”

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5Percent of users whoare interested inPremier League soccerseats in Great Britain,which Panko said lacksa similar website

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“I am deeply honoredfor the opportunity toserve on this bipartisancommittee and to be partof the important work wewill be doing,” Toomeysaid yesterday after the ap-pointment. “In light of lastweek’s events, with the na-tion’s credit downgradeand the deep drop in themarkets, it is all the moreimperative that this com-mittee do its job effectivelyand come up with a prod-uct that both tackles ourdebt crisis and can help re-vive our failing economy.”

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While the Chester City wa-terfront has seen significantdevelopment in recentyears, including PPL Parkand a converted officebuilding, one thing hasbeen missing: viable publictransit options. That couldsoon change.

A new study from theDelaware Valley RegionalPlanning Commission looksat the feasibility of buildinga SEPTA Regional Rail sta-tion on the Wilming ton-Newark line that would linkpedestrians to the stadiumand other planned develop-ment. Highland Avenue,currently the closest sta-tion, is only expected to lastanother three to five years

and would cost about $26million to rebuild. It is alsoamong the least-used sta-tions on SEPTA with an av-erage of 84 daily boards.

“I think that’s an awe-some idea,” said Mike Nai-oti, of the Sons of Ben, theenthusiastic fan organiza-tion for the Union. “Rightnow, the best option is not

really a good option.”SEPTA is still studying

the proposals.“The concern that we

have right now is funding isalways an issue,” said ByronComati, SEPTA’s director ofStrategic Planning.

No economic impactstudies have been done onthe proposals, said ThomasMoore, Mayor Wendell But-ler’s chief of staff.

“Having an enhancedpublic transit system toserve the waterfront core ...is obviously somethingwe’re very interested in,”Moore said.

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SEPTA is weighing options for its Regional Rail line that ends in Chester. A new

station near PPL Park, pictured here, is the basis of a new study.

More SEPTAservice to gameSOUTH PHILADELPHIA. SEPTAwill provide additional serv-ice for tonight’s 7:30 p.m.Eagles exhibition game ver-sus the Ravens at LincolnFinancial Field. There willbe eight sports expresstrains on the Broad StreetLine going to AT&T Stationstarting at 6:08 p.m. in ad-dition to regular service.SEPTA will also run four ex-tra trains on the Market-Frankford Line starting atabout 6 p.m. METRO


Arrests in July 29wildingCENTER CITY. The threeMastery Charter Schoolstudents allegedlyinvolved in a July 29 at-tack of a pedestrian sur-rendered yesterday, po-lice confirmed.

Names and photos ofthe boys will not bereleased due to their ju-

venile status, butMastery Charter CEOScott Jordan said onTuesday that all of thestudents involved wereeighth- and ninth-graders at the school.

The students wereidentified after Masteryschool officials obtainedsurveillance footage ofthe Fourth and WalnutStreet beating and wereable to positively identi-fy three of the six teensinvolved. METRO/AW

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Economic fears are weigh-ing heavily on Americans,with a large majority say-ing the United States is onthe wrong track and nearlyhalf believing the worst isyet to come, a Reuters/Ip-sos poll said yesterday.

The poll reflected grow-ing anxiety about the econ-omy and frustration withWashington after a narrow-ly averted government de-fault last week, a credit rat-ing downgrade by Standard& Poor’s, a stock marketdive and a stubbornly high9.1 percent jobless rate.

President Barack Obamacame out bruised but rela-tively intact from the bru-tal, weeks-long debt de-bate. His approval rating

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– Dorothy Robinson will return on Monday.

We alwaysthought thatJennifer Love He-witt was unfair-

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Four days after so elo-quently tweeting “Omg!Ben f except my finalrose!!! Gotta book a flightto Sonoma !!!:):)”, the 32-year-old actress did, in-deed, show up in contest-ant Ben Flajnik’s home-town. "It seemed like afirst date, but he wasn'toverly affectionate to-

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that 1998’s prom queenhas sunk this low. But,well, just in case she’s onto something: “Omg! ZacEfron accept my creepydate invite;)!!!”

Aniston talkingcenterpieces?Jennifer Aniston andboyfriend Justin Therouxare reportedly on the fasttrack to settling down to-gether, according to UsWeekly. “They havetalked at length about get-ting married and starting

a family,” a source says ofthe pair, who are current-ly vacationing in Hawaii.“She is anxious for thenext phase of her life andfeels like this is the time.They both want it to hap-pen soon.”

Our thoughtsexactly ...Anne Hathaway knows whatyou think about that firstimage of her as Catwoman

that was released from theset of “The Dark KnightRises.” Hathaway confront-ed MTV News about thepic during an interviewthis week. “I asked some-

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Justin Bieber is racking upmore reports of bratty be-havior, this time making ascene on an airplane withhis entourage, accordingto Hollyscoop. The 17-year-old star and his possereportedly wouldn’t taketheir seats when asked.The plane’s captain evencame out to try to smooththings over, eventuallyasking Bieber for an auto-graph. “He rudelyrefused,” a fellow passen-ger reports.

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@elirothU.S. credit got down-graded. Guess we'relike the Associate Pro-ducer of superpowersnow.

@rustyrocketsMy mum is on twitter.Is this good? Follow@mummyrusty we'lljust have to hope itdoesn't get weird.

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Theultimate‘Punk’d’Although reports haveAshton Kutcher raking inaround $700,000 per“Two and a Half Men”episode, TMZ claims toknow it’s actually in the$800,000 to $900,000range. That’s right: Theguy who did “Punk’d” isreplacing Charlie Sheenin a sitcom that has fu-eled eight seasons withlittle more than mastur-bation jokes, on whichhe’ll earn millions uponmillions.

Go think about whatyou’ve done. All of you.

J. Lo backfor more‘Idol’Jennifer Lopez was previously playing it coy about returning tothe “American Idol”judges table; but shewill, in fact, be back forSeason 11, according toExecutive Producer NigelLythgoe.

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judges, along with thebrilliant host of ‘Ameri-can Idol,’ [are] back forthe next season,” Lyth-

goe saidyesterdayduring acall to “OnAir withRyanSeacrest.”

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1Stuck in the middle.

Talk all you want aboutthe Eagles revampeddefense, the fact remainsthat the starting lineback-ers — at least the ones list-ed with the ones on thedepth chart — are threevery big question marks.

Moise Fokou will startat strongside; JamarChaney at weakside; and

rookie Casey Matthewswill call the shots atmiddle. All will beunder intensescrutiny, especiallyMatthews, who willreceive the play callsthrough helmetheadphones andpass them on to histeammates.

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WR DeSean Jackson, WR Jeremy Maclin, DT TrevorLaws, RT Winston Justice,DT Mike Patterson, DEBrandon GrahamSurgery updates

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3 2Young and the restless.

Vince Young has struggledpicking up the offense intraining camp, but coachAndy Reid confirmed yes-terday that he will get thesecond-team snaps in thesecond quarter.

While much has beenmade of Young’s off-the-field baggage and unusualthrowing motion, the 28-year-old has had successin this league — he’s 30-17 as a starter in the NFL(30-2 in college) and haswon 13 of his last 19 prostarts. Offensive coordina-tor Marty Mornhinwegused the words “bright”and “sharp” when dis-cussing the former Titan.Time to show it.

3In the line of fire.

Another unknown cominginto this “dream” season isthe offensive line, a unitthat struggled mightily attimes last season. Whilethe left side seems prettysecure with Jason Petersand Todd Herremans, keepan eye on the rest.

Jamaal Jackson (center)will see his first actionsince reinjuring himself inlast year’s opener. DannyWatkins (right guard) ismaking his NFL debutafter missing the firstweek of camp. And new-comer Ryan Harris will becounted on to protect Michael Vick’sblind side, with WinstonJustice still ailing. METRO

Storylines to watchPreseason Week 1: Ravens at Eagles, at the LincWhen: tonight, 7:30 (6abc) Up next: at Steelers

Eagles nab Pro Bowler SmithThe Eagles agreed to termson a one-year contract yes-terday with former Giantswide receiver Steve Smith.The deal is reportedlyworth $4 million, with $2million guaranteed.

“It seemed like a greatfit and that’s how it playedout,” Smith said.

Smith is coming off mi-crofracture surgery on hisknee and was limited tojust nine games last sea-son. The 26-year-old is stillrehabbing, but said he is“ahead of the curve.”

“If it were up to me, I’dwant to practice tomor-row,” Smith said. “I’m pret-

ty close. It could be Week 1... you never know.”

According to leaguesources, the Smith signinghas nothing to do with themysterious illness that iskeeping Jeremy Maclin offthe practice field. Theteam still expects himback for Week 1.

“We feel very goodabout our current group ofreceivers and Steve addsanother dimension to thatposition,” coach Andy Reidsaid. “He’s played very wellagainst us in the past fewyears and we’re happy tohave him on board.”

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Cold ColstonMarques Colstonunderwent microfracturesurgery this offseason, thefifth knee surgery of hiscareer. He recently sat outfive straight days at Saintscamp due to soreness, andit’s questionable if he’ll beable to regain his athleti-cism. Robert Meachem is

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Shaky GatesAntonio Gates is as toughas they come and the besttight end in the league. Heis also still feeling theplantar fasciitis that both-ered him last year. No oneseems concerned, but thetight end position is sodeep. Give me Jason Wit-ten, Jermichael Finley orVernon Davis a couplerounds later. Gambling onGates isn’t worth it.

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