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March 26, 2008
Wednesday Blogwrap
Stagg Street. Photo by lob5110
Reds Produce, 'Working Man's' Tapas in Red Hook [Gothamist]
Checking In: The Rialto Flies Its Flag in the Burg [Curbed]
House of Detention Relocates to Saratoga Park [Bed Stuy Blog]
High Priced Condos at One Main Under Contract [Dumbo NYC]
Everything You Should Know About Styrofoam [OTBKB]
Connecticut Muffin Moves in on Lafayette [General Greene]
Total Re-Do at the Happy Days Diner [McBrooklyn]
Bushwick Apartment Roundup [Bushwick BK]
Another Teen Crime [CH Blog]
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That Clinton Hill story chronicles why I chose not to move there. I feel much safer in Cobble Hill.
Posted by: guest at March 26, 2008 7:06 PM
Clinton Hill, Carroll Gardens, Upper East side...in this day and age I dont feel safe anywhere. Crime isnt prejudiced...it will find you in the toniest neighborhoods as well.
Posted by: guest at March 26, 2008 8:22 PM
At least 95% of the posts on this site are from people who're logged in as "guest". This means that someone reading the comments on this site will be reading almost everything in faded type. Now, I understand why the faded type is used for "guests". However, in my opinion it's not worth it.
The faded type is clearly legible, but over the long haul it is more fatigue-inducing than regular, darker type. So, Mr. B, do you really want to condemn your readership to slogging through so much faded type?
Just a thought. Again, I do understand why the faded type was introduced. I just don't think it's worth it. You're shooting yourself in the foot (and inducing eyestrain in your readers) as things currently stand.
Posted by: guest at March 26, 2008 9:02 PM
Instead of complaining and being vicitims, we need to strongly urge our councilmen to open up after school programs, Boys and girls clubs and other venues for these teens to refocus their aggression and restlessness.
Posted by: guest at March 27, 2008 1:44 PM
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