BD's been doing some summer cleaning around the office this weekend (actually, he's trying to find some firecrackers from Philadelphia, where they really know how to celebrate the Fourth of July), and decided he needed to sell some of his e-junk.

First on the list - the domain name MayorTomLeppert.com.

There's nothing personal about the domain name, BD actually kinda sorta likes the Mayor. He bought the name after the election in 2007 and thinks the time has come to sell it.

Private registration is available, of course. Click on the image for more information.

Ever since the BelmontNA went on a wild spending spree and spent nearly $8,000 to bring Resident Parking Only to 11 streets in the neighborhood - on the eastern side of Lowest Greenville's bar zone - the crescendo of kvetching by scumbar owners (at least, the ones still in business) and the property owners has slowly but steadily been rising in volume.

RPO is bad for our hoochie-mama customers, who can't walk very far in high heels and keep their balance. It's bad for the gangbangers, because they can't park their mobile entertainment centers for free on residential streets. It's bad for the cheap drunks who can't afford $10 and $20 'complimentary' valet parking charges. And that takes money out of our cash register.

The Lowest Greenville residential parking puzzle (or actually, the denial of neighborhood parking to bar patrons) got a few more pieces with the approval of another Resident Parking Only zone this weekend. The signs will be installed on the 5600 block of Lewis Street, a small strip on the south side of the recently constructed Tempo La Vista townhomes, by mid-July 2009.

According to the City's notification, the new zone will be included in existing RPO Zone #7, which includes Hope Street on the west side. Enforcement hours will Tuesday and Wednesday, 10pm to 6am, and Thursday - Saturday 7pm to 3am.

The Dallas Police Department reported three armed/aggravated robberies, a knife cutting, and bunch of arrests for stupid stuff this weekend.

There was an armed robbery early Friday morning in the BelmontNA area of Lowest Greenville. According to DPD Offense Report 0177460-W, 28-year-old Jo Yea of Carrollton and another witness were robbed at gunpoint by an unknown suspect at 230am near the corner of Matilda and Prospect.

But that's not all...

Neighbors of the popular Cooper Square Hotel in the East Village are frustrated and raising a "lingerie line of defense."

By ANDREW RAMOS wpix.com

EAST VILLAGE, N.Y. (WPIX) - There are several ways of dealing with noisy neighbors. While many resort to calling the police, others turn to soiled panties for help. Yes, soiled panties.

That seems to be the situation in the East Village, where many frustrated residents are hanging their dirty unmentionables on a clothes line that serves as the view for the popular, outdoor bar at the Cooper Square Hotel.

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