Thursday Links
Worker in Fall Recalls Panic [NY Times] Eight Charged for Theft: $22m in Wireless Devices [WSJ] Brooklyn Library Restricts Access to Book [Newsday] Habitat for Humanity in Brooklyn [NY Daily News] 3.5 Years for DWI Killer [NY Post] Avant-Garde Agriculture, Architecture in Brooklyn [Brooklyn Eagle] Organ Trafficking Thriving in Boroughs? [Brooklyn Eagle] Brooklyn Bridge Park…
Worker in Fall Recalls Panic [NY Times]
Eight Charged for Theft: $22m in Wireless Devices [WSJ]
Brooklyn Library Restricts Access to Book [Newsday]
Habitat for Humanity in Brooklyn [NY Daily News]
3.5 Years for DWI Killer [NY Post]
Avant-Garde Agriculture, Architecture in Brooklyn [Brooklyn Eagle]
Organ Trafficking Thriving in Boroughs? [Brooklyn Eagle]
Brooklyn Bridge Park Is Being Built [Brooklyn Paper]
Neil Diamond’s Debt to Brooklyn Dodgers [Spinner]
Al Pacino’s Sheepshead Movie Shoot [Sheapshead Bites]
Photo by mikeion, Brownstoner Flickr pool
The number of posts is not so remarkable, Biff, especially since you and Daveinbedstuy account for 75% of them. It’s amazing how much time people waste on the internet.
OK….I left work early that day, that’s why I missed it. But I remember pointing out a day or two ago that tavern on Nostrand was opened by a black guy who lives about 5-6 blocks away.
I agree that the “standards” comment is out of place, AT BEST.
I also think that Big Jugs, although she may or may not have big jugs, might fit the stereotype of anyone with big jugs being an imbecile.
The “standards” comment was completely inappropriate and offensive, regardless of whether or not it was intentional.
Ding!!! Ding!!! Ding!!! Ding!!!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
Oh my gosh! In that post, Jscheff gave the typical outsider’s uniformed stereotype of Crown Heights. I had no idea he wasn’t just summarizing the story.
Thank you very much bxgrl and ENY.
Here is the thread: http://bit.ly/POkZe
August 17, 2009
Closing Bell: Crown Heights’ Blooming Art Scene
(I had a few trenchant words for big jugs, who attacked Montrose too)
I think it was last Thursday, toward the end of the day.