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Morning Roundup: Black Friday Edition
>> Pepto Bismal threw up inside the Carville-Matalin home. [DC Metrocentric]
>> Hosiery Warehouse finally gets the Cease and Desist order handed down as developers prepare to make way for condos. [City Paper]
>> The Hirshhorn Museum's Chief Curator Kerry Brougher has been appointed acting Director until a permanent replacement is found, now that Olga Viso has officially stepped down. [Modern Art Notes]
>> Tunnel Fine Wines in Penn Quarter is open for business after being robbed over the weekend. The perpatrator was caught only a few hours after committing the crime. [Penn Quarter Living]
>> In non-D.C. but nevertheless Awesome Schadenfreude news: Paris Hilton's grandpa gets a case of the Warren Buffetts. [People]
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Never would've pegged Mary as the "Blush and Bashful" kinda gal.
Yeah, hi it's Bill Lumbergh, it's about 11 o'clock, yeah, just, uh, wondering where you are. I just wanted to make sure you knew that we did start at the, uh, usual time this morning. Yeah, it isn't a half day or anything, so if you could just go ahead and post here as soon as possible that would be terrific.
The article on the Hosiery Warehouse is sortof funny. These chaps seem to think it's acceptable to do things in their rented space that are contrary to their lease?
If you want to run a trendy 'off the books' business that involves lots of drunk and high people traipsing about, run it legally and/or run it out of your own property. Asking the property owner to subsidize the very real risk of some high doofus getting hurt and suing while you lie and deny that such events are even being held is, just, what's the word? Oh, yes. Childish.