San Loco Promo :: 20-Cent 20th Anniversary Tacos on May 20th

The 20-cent taco.

May 20th.

In honor of San Loco's 20th Anniversary.

My calendar's marked accordingly.

Download & print the coupon from the San Loco web site, HERE.

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MSNBC on The Hipster Boys of Williamsburg.

The "hipster boys of Williamsburg" are gettin' as much MSM press as "The Sopranos" and Tony Soprano used to get.

The phrase is officially in the lexicon.

Shorthand for someone dangerously cute.

"Frackin'"?

MSM's getting hip, too. Or too hip. Something like that.

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clipped from www.msnbc.msn.com

O.M.G.! Kevin Rose is frackin’ adorable! How come none of ya’ll ever mentioned this?! How is it I never noticed until now that one of the pioneers on the new frontier of online community is a major hottie? Look at him, with his bad haircut and his AV-closet moon tan. I bet you a dollar he’s wearing a hoodie, right this very nano second! I’m sayin’, all those hipster boys stumbling around Williamsburg, Brooklyn wish they were so cool. Or smart. Or loaded.

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Adweek :: Motorola Sponsors Williamsburg's "The Burg"

clipped from www.adweek.com

Motorola to Sponsor Web Video Series
May 08, 2007

By
Brian Morrissey

SEATTLE Following in the steps of Lonelygirl15, another Web video serial is turning to product placement as an ad model.

Motorola has signed to sponsor "The Burg," a Web comedy series of nine four-minute episodes that explore the hipster haven of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Motorola products will be featured in the programming, which will not include pre-roll spots.

The Burg goes bigtime w/Motorola product placement sponsorship.

Congrats!

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Holy Cannoli :: Buyer Beware :: Real Estate Developers in the News

So much development, so little time. "The 'Enron' of real estate development deals," right here in Brooklyn - and in Williamsburg.

In a word, appalling.