Thursday Links
In Brighton Beach, Clues to Holocaust Case [NY Times] Literary Agencies Are Moving to Brooklyn [NY Times] Brooklyn Rabbi is Convicted of Extortion Attempt [NY Times] In These Lean Days, Even Stores Shrink [NY Times] Google Street View Helps Capture Drug Ring Suspects [NY Post] Brooklyn Aid Convicted of Abusing Alzheimer’s Patient [NY1] Camel Cigarettes…
In Brighton Beach, Clues to Holocaust Case [NY Times]
Literary Agencies Are Moving to Brooklyn [NY Times]
Brooklyn Rabbi is Convicted of Extortion Attempt [NY Times]
In These Lean Days, Even Stores Shrink [NY Times]
Google Street View Helps Capture Drug Ring Suspects [NY Post]
Brooklyn Aid Convicted of Abusing Alzheimer’s Patient [NY1]
Camel Cigarettes to Launch Promotion in Williamsburg [Brooklyn Paper]
Historic Door for Cheap, if You Have the Right House [Brooklyn Eagle]
Modern House for Cranberry Street [Brooklyn Eagle]
Why Was AY Court Decision So Late? [AY Report]
Is Foreclosure Crisis Overblown? [Real Deal]
Sneak Peak: Anne Mcclaine of Meme Fragrances [Design Sponge]
Former Retailer Not Coming Back to 178 Smith [PMFA]
> Cops say they dressed as hipsters to buy dope
Hah. Like most cops could fit into skinny jeans.
Maybe Camel should try some cross marketing with the “East Williamsburg” heroin dealers caught in Google street view. Cops say they dressed as hipsters to buy dope. Id like to see that.
haha – those graphic disease warnings are hilarious. they just make me want to smoke more (and blow the smoke in a baby’s face)
I wonder what horribly graphic disease warning will be placed on the Williamsburg cigarettes? A fixed-gear iron-lung?
“s it true DH that there are already a lot of Camel Toes in BBurg?”
camel toes and camel lights, as far as the eye can see
“The marketing campaign promises its customers will earn “serious street cred†for trying the Williamsburg brand, and noted that Camel met with some “modern-day pioneers†with “lighthearted angst and rebellion†in the neighborhood to try the brand out.
Company spokesman David Howard said the marketing campaign was movitated by one thing: Helping hipsters to understand that Camel fits their way of life.
“It’s known as a hipster neighborhood,†Howard said. “We’ve found the temperament of what Williamsburg stands for, and its artistic approach to life, meshes with the Camel brand.â€
LAME, SO LAME IN SO MANY WAYS.
Is it true DH that there are already a lot of Camel Toes in BBurg?
LMAO @ the Williamsburg Camel article
There was a rabbi, an inmate and a hedge fund manager….
You couldn’t make that one up!!!