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The article features the design store that sells wallpaper designs named The Future Perfect located in Brooklyn, New York City. It has an extensive lists of designs and patterns of wallpapers including the entire line of Timorous Beasties, a hand-printed-paper company from Scotland known for its intense color palette and ironic images. The design store also helps customers who want to customized and personalized their wallpaper by using the Berlin-based custom-wallpaper house Extra Tapete.

Reports on how Brian Crumley, a photo-agency art director in Brooklyn, New York, unwittingly became the star of his very own Hallmark Shoebox greeting card. Hallmark's use of a photograph in which Crumley posed for a photographer friend in January 2000; Crumley in an Afro hairstyle that goes way beyond "Welcome Back, Kotter".

The article reports that the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn (New York, N. Y.) is being robbed. Members are unwilling to check to membership cards of African Americans, according to a report in the "Brooklyn Papers," for fear of appearing racist. The co-op has likewise dropped its bag search policy. Manager Joe Holtz says he does not blame liberal politics, but people who leave their purses in unattended shopping carts.