Tuesday Links
Bensonhurst Boy Disappears on Subway for 11 Days [NY Times] Negotiator for City’s Landlords Dies at Age 65 [NY Times] Chinese Drywall Linked to Corrosion in Homes [NY Times] Police Crack Down on Renegade Rickshaws [NY Post] Big Gun Bust in East New York [NY Post] Council Begins Focusing on Broadway Triangle [NY Post] Brooklyn…
Bensonhurst Boy Disappears on Subway for 11 Days [NY Times]
Negotiator for City’s Landlords Dies at Age 65 [NY Times]
Chinese Drywall Linked to Corrosion in Homes [NY Times]
Police Crack Down on Renegade Rickshaws [NY Post]
Big Gun Bust in East New York [NY Post]
Council Begins Focusing on Broadway Triangle [NY Post]
Brooklyn Store Owners See Glimmers of Hope [NY Daily News]
CB10 Rallies to Fight Curb Cuts [Brooklyn Eagle]
DOB Warns About Illegally Converted Housing [NY1]
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branjelina makes me barf. people who shop for babies like they are shoes have issues.
*rob*
i only wear Skechers; standard issue for the homeless. LOL!
Did an investment banker step on StevieB’s new Puma once upon a time or something?
>>The point of the article is that Brad & Angelina are unusually generous.
Exactly!
Robin hood foundation my ass! Like I said, despicable and pathetic! Dropping morsels of food from their full table is not charity.
Paying taxes with tax payer money is akin to a thief taking two dollars from your pocket and giving a dollar back: “hey, you should appreciate it! I am giving you a dollar!”
seriously – steveieb is the one who’s suffering a Great Depression. I told you before, google Washington Square Institute. It takes time, but you can work out those issues properly.
ugh stevieb. you are SO this board’s wet donut.
*rob*
LOSER.
Posted by: daveinbedstuy at November 24, 2009 9:26 AM
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“In my estimation the chances of another big downward shock to the U.S. economy–a shock that would carry us from the 1/3-of-a-Great-Depression we have now to 2/3 or more–are about 5%.”
TYPICAL ECONOMIST…very precise.
5%!!!!!!!!! This guy, despite his Berkeley credentials, has just set himself aside with the lunatic fringe.
By itself, the AIG story would be damaging enough. But it’s part of a pattern — and that pattern has ended up undermining the economy’s prospects, big time.
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/11/18/the-aig-report/