Wednesday, August 28, 2013

EV Grieve Etc.: Mourning Edition


[St. Mark's Place]

Rent hike will likely KO Army Navy store on East Houston (BoweryBoogie)

Meatpacking District now and thens (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)

Lost Talking Heads video project from 1975 (Dangerous Minds)

Interview with with Thomas Degeest of Wafels & Dinges on Avenue B (East Village Vibe)

LES cell phone bandit (The Lo-Down)

The New York Public Library will keep the stacks (Curbed)

Finding a really big fish by the Brooklyn Bridge (Gothamist)

... and checking in on one of the newer Twitter accounts...

9 comments:

  1. I particularly like the Deathstar lazer backsplash on the Twitter homepage! Lonely universe, eh?

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  2. Thats the first Twitter feed I've ever considered to actually 'follow'

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  3. Aw, Sad Star, so far from its Midtown friends.

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  4. Just followed! Better than Horse E-Books!

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  5. The building is ugly, out of place, and unrentable.

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  6. Wouldn't it be just so hilarious if 51 Astor Place offered St. Marks Books a huge new store for $1/month rent for ten years? #ButICanDreamCan'tI?

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  7. I saw Nestor eating a Vampire Biscuit in there earlier.

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  8. The @51deathstar page is following just one other user, a page belonging to the East Village/Lower East Side blog evgrieve.com. It was not immediately clear if there was any connection between the two pages.

    http://commercialobserver.com/2013/08/twitter-page-mocks-minskoffs-51-astor-place/

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  9. @ 10:29

    There's zero connection between EVG and the 51 Astor account... except that I find it funny...

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