Thursday Links
Two Stars for a Brooklyn Grocery Kitchen [NY Times] With Higher Fares Ahead, MTA May Spare Drivers [NY Times] “House of Van” to Open in Greenpoint [WSJ] ‘I Made More On Unemployment’ [NY Post] Brooklyn-Themed Manhattan Restaurant to Open [NY Daily News] Atlantic Yards Lagging Behind in Workers [NY Daily News] Illegal Halfway Makes for…
Two Stars for a Brooklyn Grocery Kitchen [NY Times]
With Higher Fares Ahead, MTA May Spare Drivers [NY Times]
“House of Van” to Open in Greenpoint [WSJ]
‘I Made More On Unemployment’ [NY Post]
Brooklyn-Themed Manhattan Restaurant to Open [NY Daily News]
Atlantic Yards Lagging Behind in Workers [NY Daily News]
Illegal Halfway Makes for Bushwick Nightmare [NY Daily News]
Westboro Baptist Church to Hit Midwood on Monday [Brooklyn Paper]
In Four Months, Warren Street Close to 50% Sold [Brooklyn Eagle]
Is Vito Lopez Bad for Bushwick? [The Observer]
C Train Named Worst Subway Line [Gothamist]
Home Office: Diminutive Desk Roundup [Remodelista]
That is one thing I don’t get – in my office there are people who are struggling, yet they have a Blackberry.
Virgin Mobile has plans $25 a month and phones for $10.
Stop complaining about what you don’t have and get rid of the crackberry
“Last year her income tax was zero. This year she’ll have to pay something — she’s not sure how much.”
Aren’t unemployment benefits taxable? Thought they were.
So weird she’d have to pay more tax now as she’s earning less.
It’s amazing this woman thinks she is entitled to eat out a few days a week. How many of us way back in the 80’s lived off Kraft Macaroni and Cheese or just plain spaghetti?
Columbia Commons look nice from the outside with the red bricks and bronze windows,
they look like they belong there as well.
The layouts for the 2 bedrooms are really good, no bathroom window, but I might be able to sacrifice that, because the rest of the apartment is nice.
It is a little noisy from the BQE, but I would imagine that after a while it would be considered white noise, don’t know about the fumes coming from the cars and trucks when the windows are open.
Tell Mayor Dumberg, car fumes is worse than breathing in second hand smoke…….
oh, I feel really bad, she doesn’t have cable.I would rather have electric, gas and a phone instead of cable.
and, hunny, cable isn’t a necessity, it is a luxury too.
I don’t have a cell phone, and that is by choice.
thank god the C and G trains somehow (& a miracle) doesnt suck big time during the rush hrs I take them.
She could sell her Metrocard.
The Finance Minister in the UK, Mr. Osborne, has promised to end, or reduce, welfare payments to such an extent
that no one shall receive more income from welfare
than they can earn as an average working family. In
other words, it is time for welfare recipients to
understand that it is more fiscally sound to work than it
is to be “on the dole.†Taking issue with those who find something wrong with his ideas, and especially
with the new leader of the Labour Party, Mr. Miliband,
who has argued in the Parliament that the Cameron
government’s fiscal programs are draconian in nature
and that such actions to cut spending should be
deferred, Mr. Osborne replied “Delay now means pay
more later. Everyone knows it is the most basic rule
of debt.†It’s a rule that he and Mr. Cameron intend to
govern by.
The Tea Party meets in London at 4 p.m. sharp! Scones will, apparently, not be served however… too expensive!
Oh…and I don’t have Ghettro PCS.