The Times of London has launched what Dani Simons aptly calls a “nearly mind-blowing” pro-cycling campaign. Inspired by a crash that seriously injured a Times reporter, “Cities Fit for Cycling” is the kind of multifaceted public safety program that is ... »
"The modern chief executive lives behind a wall of communications operatives, many of whom ladle out slop meant to obscure rather than reveal."David Carr-- David Carr of The New York Times lamenting the way many CEOs have long interacted with members o... »
I walked into the community affairs office at the 68th Precinct and approached the cop behind the desk.“You fuck!” He roared before I had a chance to open my mouth. “You didn’t bring us any coffee!”I stood there in shock, trying not to wet my pants or ... »
The New York Times ran a piece in their real estate section today comparing five pairs of New York City neighborhoods. Entitled "So You're Priced Out. Now What?," the article includes a comparison of Carroll Gardens and Crown Heights North, suggesting ... »
Deciphering NY parking signs can be like cracking the Enigma code. Michael Fasano, a money manager from New Jersey, set out to read the cryptic instructions by creating the app, Can I Park Here. Users photograph a parking sign and the iPhone-only app i... »
Another day in the life of these Giants, who have been living in the spotlight for months now. What’s going to happen when this is all over? There has been so much excitement this season, it is hard to imagine … Continue reading → »
A revolution is in motion in Williamsburg it has nothing to do with occupying Wall Street or the 99%, this revolution is about spiritual growth. Reporter Brian Vines spent Sunday afternoon in church with Jay Bakker at Pete’s Candy Store. From Brooklyn ... »
A couple of weeks ago on NY1—during a newscast about how the Department of Sanitation will no longer slap stickers on cars left parked during street cleaning—a reporter called Park Slope, “No Park Slope.” Yes, it is certainly hard to find a prime parki... »
