The facade lighting at night I think will be pretty cool. It will be able to change colors.
The facade lighting at night I think will be pretty cool. It will be able to change colors.
Yeah, those DDDB neighbors will really like that.
Really starting to come together. Can't wait for the oculus LED screen to be installed.
What's DDDB?Quote:
Originally Posted by antinimby
Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn. Which is a curious use of some words that suggest they are in any way interested in development when they are not.
dddb is about as relevant now as ows. really just a bunch of sheep chasing the latest IT cause.
says you. To me it looks more like a boa constrictor had a leprosy infected love child with the biggest turd ever laid in the history of the universeQuote:
Originally Posted by BrooklynLove
It reminds me of a giant, bloody dookie you have after eating too much barbecue and drinking too much bourbon.Quote:
Originally Posted by GordonGecko
Definitely the coolest dookie around. This arena is pretty baller.
Hope the don't put up the Barclay's blue too soon; it could be costly to replace it with the new sponsor's colors ...
Barclays scandal sends shockwaves
Business Report
July 11 2012
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A logo hangs outside a branch of Barclays bank in the City of London.
The Barclays rate-rigging scandal is sending shockwaves through world finance, putting ethics and regulation under scrutiny, and raising the prospect of criminal charges in a sector-wide global probe.
Britain's Serious Fraud Office said Friday it will investigate the interbank rate manipulation scandal which has engulfed Barclays, forced three top resignations, tainted the City of London and sparked a political firestorm.
Barclays was fined £290 million ($452 million, 360 million euros) by British and US regulators just over one week ago, for attempted manipulation of Libor and Euribor interbank interest rates between 2005 and 2009.
Barclays became the first bank to be fined as part of a global probe into suspected manipulation of the twin interest rates that are crucial to the operation of short-term financing and global markets.
British lawmakers voted on Thursday to hold a parliamentary investigation into the scandal, instead of a full judicial inquiry ....
I doubt the scandal will disrupt the naming rights, but if the stadium advertising is to glow blue then there's always Chase.:p
The Barclays sign is up on Flatbush Avenue side. Hoping to have a photo update this weekend...
Maybe UPS could take over the naming rights. It's already the right color :)
I still can't get past the Third Reich eagle.
"Ups" and a basketball arena.... a corporate name made in heaven.Quote:
Originally Posted by uakoops