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tinsely:

58 Joralemon Street (by Hobo Matt)

Every city has its secrets, it’s just a matter of finding them…

On a street in Brooklyn that takes you towards the river, where the cobblestones begin paving the road, there is a townhouse that deserves a second look. Despite its impeccable brickwork, number 58 Joralemon Street is not like the other houses. Behind its blacked out windows, no one is at home; no one has been at home for more than 100 years.

You guys, this so cool.

Whoa!!!

So cool.

Grace Potter will never NOT rock my socks off. 

So damn good.

gizmodocom:

Downtown Goes Dark on Foursquare

By Sam Biddle

As saltwater poured into Manhattan, Manhattanites fled to higher, electrified ground like Wi-Fi rats. But other than tweets, we had no proof—until now. New Yorkers’ Foursquare checkins, charted by the company itself, show a massive exodus northward, out of the Dead Zone and into techie comfort.

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gawkercom:

Here’s a production still from the new Hunger Games movie. Kidding! Totally kidding: this is what the (second block of a six-block) line for one of the three Brooklyn - Manhattan shuttle buses looked like, as of about an hour ago. If you’re not walking to work today you’re probably not getting in. [photo by Virginia Laird]

No.

buzzfeed:

Another breathtaking photo of the Empire State Building standing alone in a dark Manhattan sky. (via mamillionzillion)

buzzfeed:

DUMBO is also underwater.

This is all so surreal.

buzzfeed:

Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn, which is now in the East River.

Haunting.