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Release date FEBRUARY 2, 2016. Orders can be placed now at our Ghastly Bandcamp. Oversized fold-out newspaper insert included, as well as free digital download. Econd LP cover hand silk-screened by Ghastly.
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Brooklyn Grain is a photography studio located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn available for daily rental at an affordable rate; perfectly suited for smaller size productions in editorial, portraiture, fashion, and still-life.PARSED CONTENT
The domain states the following, "The photography studio of Ebru Yildiz." I analyzed that the web site also said " Located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn." They also stated " As photographers that draw endless energy and inspiration from the people and environment that surrounds us, Brooklyn Grain was born of the idea to focus that energy into a physical space in which to create, both for ourselves and for others. It is a space that we love to work in and we hope you will too. For studio rental inquiries or interest in working with us on your next project please say hello!."SEE OTHER BUSINESSES
Join our 2015 CSA Program and get in on the freshness! Upcoming Workshops and Events! Get in on our 2015 workshops, classes, and events! Green Roofs Urban Farms Green Walls Rooftop Gardens Terraces Bee Hives click here.
How Does Your Garden Grow? A donation from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Co. Allowed us to pot up an edible flower garden with spicy nasturtium, dianthus, and pansy seeds. Kids had a blast this year filling their plots with beans, peas, squash, lemon grass, and their favorite, noodle beans! The Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
What happens when buildings get too hot? Imagine the sun beating down on a hot, humid July day in New York City. If the temperature on the sidewalk is 95 F, the temperature on a black rooftop can soar to more than 140 F. As the surrounding air gets hotter, rooftop air conditioners have to work harder to cool buildings. Energy use goes up all over the city.
A team of Brooklyn superheroes dedicated to reducing our environmental impact and inspiring others. Tuesday, October 18, 2011. So Long from Brooklyn Green Team. Thursday, May 19, 2011. Painting a roof white is a great way to reduce energy and the urban heat effect.