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By Patrick Maitland, Street Hype Editor en months after the passing of Eion Dreadlessras Saunders, television producer and graphic artist, his widow Cheryl J Saunders is seeking $5,000 in compensation for damages to her husbands television equipment at the Grovin the Park Concert held on July 1, 2012 in Queens, New York. Eion was involved in a scuffle at the 2012 concert with manager/publicist Clement Ras Clems Hume when his video recording equipment was damaged. Unrelated to the scuffle, Eion Saunders suffered a heart attack and died on December 27, 2012 at the Beth Israel Hospital in Brooklyn. Cheryl Saunders told Street Hype that despite several efforts and promises, her
Cheryl J Saunders Widow of Eion Saunders
late husband was unable to receive compensation from Hume or the organizers of the Grovin the Park Concert. Hours before the death of my husband he met with attorney Brian Figueroa to consider legal actions against Hume and the Grovin the Park promoters for personal assault and damages done to his equipment while he was covering the event, she revealed. In confirming the meeting with Eion, Figueroa told Street Hype that he was instructed to start legal proceedings against the organizers to recover the damages to his equipment. The widow confirmed that she recently filed a lawsuit for compensation of $5,000 in the Small Claims Courts of the Civil Court of the City of New York (Kings County) Brooklyn. Clement Hume, Christopher Roberts and the Door
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Seeking compensation for damages to her husband television equipment at the Grovin the Park Concert
Restaurant of Queens, are named as defendants and a court date is set for March 26, 2014. This is more than injustice. Its been more than fifteen months since Mr. Hume physically abused my husband and damaged his equipment. The matter is still not settled despite the many promises, an angry widow with four children explained. Hume told Street Hype he was very surprised to learn about the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Saunders as the matter of compensating Eion for damages done to his camera was never in question. Up to the time of his death we were awaiting the proposal (quotations) as the first step to settle the matter. This was a very regretful situation for us. Eion was a true friend and a media partner for our event, he added. Continued on page 4
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s we prepare to vote in the upcoming General Elections on November 5, people are still confused and in most cases are voting for candidates based on political affiliations. We believe politics is about satisfying the needs of the people in a community. We need political leaders and policy makers to manage the affairs of the communities and meet the needs its people. During a recent discussion with several members of the Caribbean, African American communities in the City, a wide range of issues were put forward as the peoples agendawhat the people want from their politicians. Staying healthy and getting affordable health care are perhaps the most important issues for everyone. The Affordable Care Act Obama Care despite its shortcomings, is expected to offer some assistance to
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the most vulnerable in our communities. Cities and States should put in place facilities or provide adequate incentives for profit and nonprofit organizations to operate. Education is still the most important vehicle for social mobility and under Mayor Michael Bloomberg the city has embarked on a major school reform effort. But more work needs to be done as New York City struggles with disparity in its public school system, with some of the best and worst performing public schools in the United States. New York crime statistics report an overall downward trend in crime based on data from twelve years with violent crime and property crime decreasing. Based on this trend, the crime rate in New York for 2013 is expected to be lower than in 2010. However, ordinary people are not com-
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fortable with the frequent incidences of aggravated assault, burglary, forcible rape, theft and murder. Police killings and other acts of injustice on innocent people remain a persistent topic. New York Police Department officer, Richard Haste, who shot and killed unarmed 18-year-old Ramarley Graham was set free based on concerns about the way the grand jury was instructed by the Bronx District Attorney's office. We need strong politicians to help us fix these injustices along with the poor attitude of police officers especially towards African Americans. We the people want politicians that support our mission to help New York to be become one of the top-ranking places to live and raise a family based on great schools, affordable homes, low crime rates, jobs, and a clean environment.
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cstatic, the feeling I experienced upon opening an email from a fellow expatriate in Saudi Arabic. She forwarded a letter to me that read: Congratulations on your acceptance to our Masters program. When this expatriate came to me for advice on the Masters program in her area of interest over a year ago I was delighted to help. She applied to a few universities, and was devastated when she received the first rejection letter. I assured her that rejections dont mean giving up on your dreams. Receiving this acceptance letter meant that she had the opportunity to flourish, gain employment and escape words that hunted and hurt her feelings over the years. Those words were: you are stupid, you are already forty- you are too old to go back to school, and you are fat and ugly no man will ever want you. Those are all words she heard from her husband she had been married over 20 years to. Those words almost mentally destroyed her. I am not a psychologist, but an educator that specializes in leadership. As an educator and a leadership expert, I know that you cannot move forward in any endeavor if you are crippled by a situation. Specifically in this situation, it is words. Using words to hurt your character, and to purposely break you down is called psychological abuse. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, psychological abuse is the malicious and explicit nonphysical acts against a child, dependent adult, or an intimate partner. This can include controlling the victims freedom, and effectively acting to destabilize or isolate the victim. Various studies have demonstrated that psychological abuse can causes long-term damage to its victims mental health. To hold power over the abused, the abuser will resort to a number of tactics designed to hold one emotionally captive.
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Continued from page 1 Hume further accused show promoter Sharon Gordon, who is also a family member of the deceased, as being mischievous and interfering with our efforts to reach an amicable settlement in the case. He declined to comment further and noted that Jamaican-born civil rights attorney Neville Mitchell was consulted and will be representing him in the matter. When contacted, an incensed Gordon described Humes actions as very disingenuous in offering any reasonable solution to compensate the family. It is very unfortunate that I am being labeled as mischievous when he is the one that personally assaulted Eion, destroyed his equipment and continued to lie about the incident. He needs to come clean, settle the matter and show respect to the memory of Eion who was also a close friend to all of us, Gordon urged.
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Members of the recently formed East Gun Hill and Boston Post Road Merchants Association pose with City Council Member Andy King (7th l) at a recent meeting attended by more than a dozen business owners in the community. The meeting was held at City World Toyota, Bronx and organized by Councilman King and Bronx Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Lenny Caro. The meeting was called to bring together shop owners along the East Gun Hill Road and Boston Post Road business corridor. The organizers noted that past attempts to launch a business association in the area had failed but recent meetings signify a new beginning.
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uy Samuel, 32, Richmond Hill, New York; the co-owner of a company that purported to provide mortgage modification services, and four former employees of the company, Anthony Blackwell, 47, Manhattan, New York; Angel Gonzalez, 31, Rosedale, New York; Jonathan Lyons, 51, Rockville Center, New York; and Aren Goldfaden, 36, East Rockaway, New York, have been indicted for their alleged participation in a multimillion-dollar scheme that victimized more than 500 financially struggling homeowners across the country. The defendants were arrested recently and was presented in the Manhattan federal court before U.S. Magistrate Judge Frank Maas. Also unsealed were the guilty pleas of Scott Schreiber, 30, Brooklyn, New York, and Darrell Keys, 51, Uniondale, New York,
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in connection with their participation in the scheme. Schreiber pled guilty pursuant to an Information before U.S. District Judge Robert P. Patterson on October 16, 2013, and Keys pled guilty pursuant to an Information before U.S. District Judge Robert W. Sweet on September 19, 2013. According to the allegations contained in the Indictment, the Informations unsealed, and statements made in related proceedings: From approximately January 2009 to June 2011, the defendants perpetrated a scheme to defraud homeowners who were in danger of losing their homes because they could not afford to pay their residential mortgages. Through a company located in Long Island, New York (Company-1), and its
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New Jersey: amaican Andrew Davis, 34-year-old who is more popularly known as 'Flippa Mafia' has been charged along with nine other persons in what the New Jersey State police is describing as a Jamaican-based cocaine ring. The 'Flossing King' as he describes himself was nabbed on Monday September 16, 2013 by US State Marshals in California for being a fugitive with a warrant out for his arrest in New Jersey. Those arrested on cocaine trafficking, conspiracy and money laundering charges are Andrew 'Flippa Mafia' Davis; Kemar Davis; Marsha Bernard, 28 of Cherry Hill, New Jersey; James McBride, 40; Angel Rivera, 35; Juan Cortez, 41; Shelly Ann Brown, 34; Sidonie McLeod, 28; and 33year-old Hioka Myrie. They were offered bail ranging from $US500,000, $350,000 to $250,000 depending on their charges.
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Mount Vernon: hree Mount Vernon residents were arrested in what police are calling a broad daylight shootout between rival gang factions. We will not tolerate such lawlessness in our streets, said Mayor Ernest D. Davis. The Mount Vernon Police Department swiftly apprehended those involved and will spring into action to nab anyone brazen enough to engage in a shootout in our streets like its the wild west. Shortly after 11:15am in the area of E. Prospect/Park Ave, a heavily-trafficked retail location, two groups opened fire at one another from across the busy, pedestrian-filled street. One vehicle was observed fleeing the scene and was stopped shortly thereafter. Two men were arrested and an illegal firearm was recovered. Multiple parties were also detained after fleeing the shoot-
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ing scene on foot and another male was arrested in connection with the shooting. Police are saying no one appears to be injured at this time. Ksaon Crute, 18 and Day-Quon Yarborough, 17 were both charged with criminal possession of a loaded firearm. Dejon Jackson, 21 was charged with menacing. Were going to be relentless with people who wreak havoc in our streets, said Police Commissioner Terrence Raynor.
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FLIPPA MAFIA New Jersey State Police recently accused Flippa Moggla of running the drug
ring by sending huge quantities of cocaine across the US to Bernard of Cherry Hill and she then organised distribution with traffickers in the State. Proceeds of the activities were then sent back to Andrew and his brother Kemar Davis. Investigators revealed that they have been monitoring the ring since 2011 following the seizure of a shipment. Flippa is facing several charges including narcotics trafficking, conspiracy and money laundering. The charges carry up to 20 years in federal prison. The case will be prosecuted by the Division of Criminal Justice under the Office of the Attorney General. Flippa Mafia grew up in Waterhouse, and attended Norman Manley High School in Kingston. Some of his better-known songs are Unfinished House, Star ah Star and Hear mi Hear.
Make no mistake, we will hunt down everyone involved and get them off of our streets. Additional arrests and upgraded charges are pending.
Brooklyn: he late Kyam Livingstons family was joined recently by elected officials and community leaders in announcing the filing of a federal lawsuit on behalf of the 37-yearold mother who died after being denied medical attention while in Brooklyn Central Booking. "Earlier today we filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Ms. Livingston's family, said Elliot Taub, one of the familys lawyers. Ms. Livingston's death was avoidable and this will be brought to light in the course of the case. The bitter irony is that in order to bring the lawsuit, our clients were forced to answer questions about Kyam and themselves while the city still wont answer our inquires about why steps were not taken to avoid Kyams suffering and this unspeakable tragedy. According to fellow inmates of Livingston, she became increasingly ill with stomach pains, diarrhea, and eventually convulsions over the course of seven hours
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while awaiting arraignment. Witnesses report that on-duty NYPD officers ignored Livingston and other inmates as they pleaded for someone to come to her aid. One witness, who is a registered nurse, indicated Livingston had been dead for 20 minutes before Emergency Medical Services finally arrived on the scene. According to Livingstons family members and supporters, the lawsuit is an important step, but it is far from enough. They demanded the names of the NYPD officers involved and the video of the filthy jail cell where she was held during the final painful hours of her life. They also called for changes to the conditions in Brooklyn Central Booking. No amount of money will bring my daughter back, said Anita Neal, Kyam Livingstons mother. I want answers. I want the video so everyone can see how they killed her. I want all the officers responsible to be charged.
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos/CMC: he Brazilian Supreme Court Tuesday ordered the extradition of former Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) premier Michael Misick who is facing corruption related charges in the British Overseas Territory. Earlier this year, the head investigator in a British governments probe of corruption in the TCI confirmed that Misick, will join 10 others, including four of his cabinet ministers, in defending allegations that they illegally sold government lands for profit and cut other sweetheart deals to enrich themselves during their tenure in office. Misick, who has been in a Brazilian jail since he was re-arrested in Sao Paulo in April had denied reports that he was seeking a plea bargain with British and American law enforcement authorities in return for implicating United States citizens and senior politicians in Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands. Attorney General, Huw Shepheard said he welcomed the decision of the Brazilian court to extradite Misick, adding it is in the best interests of the TCI that allegations of wrongdoing are thoroughly investigated. Michael Misicks lawyers vigorously opposed his extradition, but after hearing arguments on both sides the court was unanimous in its decision. Arrangements will be made to return him to the TCI as soon as possible. He faces
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PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC: court has cleared the way for the Trinidad and Tobago government to pursue a multi-million dollar lawsuit against several people, including former Miss Universe, Wendy Fitzwilliam. William, who won the international pageant in 1998, had, along with other former directors of the state-owned Evolving Technologies and Enterprise Development Company (eTeck), argued that the claim by the state was filed after the four-year statutory limitation period. But Justice Devindra Rampersad in a ruling in the San Fernando High Court, south of here, on Monday, agreed with the contention by the State that it only found the alleged breaches by boards after the change in government. The judge in his 22 page ruling said it would be highly unlikely and most improbable for the breaches to have been found otherwise, adding public scrutiny of public posts must exist to secure public funds. In the lawsuit, filed in 2011, the State alleges the eight-member eTeck board which also included former chairman Professor Ken Julien and Professor Brian Copeland, had entered into a TT$30 million (One EC dollar = US0.16 cents) agreement with the Chinese-based company, Bamboo Network Ltd, between January 18 and May 17, 2005, without carrying out a due diligence exercise into the companys financial records beforehand.
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trial in the TCI Supreme Court on a number of serious charges relating to corruption and maladministration in the TCI during his time in office, Shepheard said in a statement. The allegations against the former premier stem from the findings of the 2008/2009 Sir Robin Auld's Commission of Inquiry which found widespread misuse of government funds and property. Misick, who has maintained his innocence had sought political asylum in Brazil, claiming that he was unfairly targeted by British authorities. Brazil rejected his application for political asylum.
Misick, who has been in a Brazilian jail since he was re-arrested in Sao Paulo in April had denied reports that he was seeking a plea bargain with British and American law enforcement authorities.
Kingston, Jamaica WI: pproximately twenty owners and operators turned up at the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) last Monday on what was day one of the handcart licensing and registration exercise. The KSAC, as part of efforts to regularise the downtown Kingston business district, has embarked on a programme to license handcarts. The registration was going smoothly, up until that time 22 operators had registered, a number of owners had also registered, there was one individual who came to register eight handcarts that he would rent to persons. So the first day was encouraging, said Errol Green, Town Clerk
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N Money Services Limited (JNMS) has announced a 50 percent discount on fees applied to remittances sent to the Philippines, using the JN Money Transfer service. Leesa Kow, General Manager of JNMS, said the remittance agency initiative has been implemented to assist in the countrys recovery, following the magnitude 7.2 earthquake which rocked the central Philippines on Tuesday. The discount will be effective from KOW October 16 to October 23, 2013. We want to facilitate Filipinos and their friends abroad, to render assistance of to those who have been affected by the earthquake, Ms. Kow said.
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He said the handcart operators were issued with guidelines on the conditions of their approval. KSAC officials also signed off on the annual operating fees.
The directors in March last year filed an application to have the lawsuit struck out, saying it was an abuse of process as it was statute-barred under the Limitations of Certain Actions Act. In defence of the claim, the State Wendy Fitzwilliam relied on Section 14 of the legislation, which postpones the limitation period when facts have been deliberately concealed. The potential subjection of any director to legal proceedings is a reality which hovers over every board to ensure that decisions made and conduct carried out are properly done to the appropriate standard and can be policed and remedied as appropriate, Justice Rampersad said, dismissing also allegations of victimisation in the case. Political victimisation, as alluded to, as real as it may be, does not feature in the courts mind in the exercise of its function as the determiner of facts related to deliberate breaches of duty, he said. Attorney General Anand Ramlogan said the judgment removed a main defence offered by all the former directors who served under the previous government.
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ttorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday (October 30) announced a total of $6.7 million in grants to state and local criminal and civil legal services organizations across the country that provide legal defense services for the poor. These grants from the Office of Justice Programs (OJP) are part of the Justice Departments continuing efforts to improve indigent defense, which is often underfunded and understaffed, and to support training, mentoring, technical assistance, leadership development and research to enhance the effectiveness of adult, juvenile and tribal indigent defense practices. Everyone accused of a serious crime has the right to legal representation even if she or he cannot afford it, said Attorney General Holder.
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In recent years, the Department of Justice has made a commitment to improving the delivery, quality and availability of legal services for everyone in our country, including the very poor. Today's significant grant awards will help ensure Americas criminal justice system is fair for every defendant, regardless of wealth. These awards, in conjunction with other efforts were making to strengthen indigent defense, will fortify our public defender system and help us to meet our constitutional and moral obligation to administer a justice system that matches its demands for accountability with a commitment to fair, due process for poor defendants, said Associate Attorney General Tony West. The FY 2013 grants, which promote cost-effective innovations to
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MUMBAI, India: pening batsman Chris Gayle says he plans to make a big impression with the bat when West Indies play India in a two-test series starting next week Wednesday. Gayle has never made a Test century against India and is eyeing three figure scores when he steps out at Eden Gardens in Kolkata for the first contest and at the Wankhede in Mumbai for the second encounter. Im looking for something big in this series, the powerful six-footer told WICB Media. I enjoy playing in India and I know Eden Gardens and Mumbai very well. The pitches are very good but they will turn a bit going into the match. The 34-year-old has played 97 Test matches and has a good record of 6836 runs including 15 centuries. He has made two triple centuries in test cricket including a memorable 333 against Sri Lanka in Galle in 2010.
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Canada's former two-time sprint hurdles World Champion, Perdita Felicien is set to retire from the sport. The 33-year-old who made the announcement Thursday, October 31, 2013 won gold in the hurdles at the 2003 World Championships and 2004 Indoor Worlds. She also won a silver medal in 2007. She holds the Canadian record of 12.46 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles. However, her Olympic career was marred by disappointment including tripping over the first hurdle in the final at the 2004 Athens Games and not being able to race at the 2008 Beijing Olympics because of a foot injury. She failed to qualify for the 2012 games in London after a false start in the final at her National Trials.
Boston Red Sox won the 2013 World Series with a 6-1 victory over St Louis Cardinals in Game 6 at Fenway Park. Winning the series 4-2, they clinched the title in front of their own fans for the first time in 95 years. Boston has now landed three Major League titles in 10 seasons, following an 86-year drought which ended in 2004 when they also beat the Cardinals. The last time Red Sox won the World Series at home, their pitching staff included the legendary Babe Ruth.
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Kingston, Jamaica: hough the results of the World AntiDoping Agency's (WADA) extraordinary audit of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission's (JADCO) testing policies and operations will not be known for sometime, the Jamaican authorities have already begun strengthening areas of weakness in the system. A day after the three-member WADA team completed their two-day review yesterday, and merely a few hours after they had left the island for Canada, Natalie Neita Headley, Minister without portfolio (sport), told the media that the two groups "engaged in constructive
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est Indies women clinched the trination twenty20 international series with an eight wicket victory over England in Barbados on Saturday. They eased pass the 116-run target with 19 balls to spare. Jamaican vice captain Stephanie Taylor 51 and Deandra Dottin 46 ended unbeaten in the chase as West Indies replied with 119 for 2, extending an unbeaten home-series run which spans four years. It was the West Indies third victory over England in the series which also included another top five team New Zealand.
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amaica opened its Under-17 women's World Cup qualifying bid with a 2-nil victory over El Salvador on Wednedsay evening in Montego Bay. Asia Lee-Fatt scored both goals for the Jamaicans who have an early lead in the group. Their other challengers Mexico and Haiti had drawn 1-1 in the other group encounter. The teams are battling for one of two spots to the World Cup in Costa Rica. The championship continues on Friday with Trinidad and Tobago battling the United States, after Guatemala faces Canada.
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he family friendly and ever popular Reggae Culture Salute is set for Saturday, November 2nd at Nazareth Regional High School, 475 E. 57th Street, Brooklyn at 8pm. Reggae prodigy, singer, songwriter, producer and founder of the Big Ship label, Freddie McGregor will receive CPR's highest honor, the Pinnacle Award at this year's Reggae Culture Salute, for his more than fifty years as a pioneer on the Jamaican music scene. Headlining Reggae Culture Salute 2013 is Etana, "The Strong One" who returns after making her debut in 2007 at the Webster Hall. Anticipation is high for the CPR showcase of artists including German roots reggae singer, Uwe Banton who
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Brooklyn: he 13,400 active and retired members of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association on Monday announced their endorsement of District Attorney Charles "Joe" Hynes for re-election on Nov. 5. "Joe has always fought for the middle class because he believes that all New Yorkers deserve a good life. He has also stood up for sanitation workers when it counts most. Because of his leadership, we now have a tough state law that will protect our uniformed members from assault while on the job. The men and women of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association proudly endorse him for reelection," said Harry Nespoli, President of Local 831. "I could not be more proud to have these dedicated men and women support my re-election. I have fought for justice for them in the state legislature and see every day how they are on the front lines doing their best to make Brooklyn and all of New York City the best place to live in America," said District Attorney Hynes. District Attorney Hynes, a Democrat
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Dear Editor: ntil Nigerians and the African community in America understands the racial mindset of people like Senator Ted Cruz we would not be deterrent from demanding his remorseful apology/or unseat him from senate. We are hardworking community, we contribute, and we seek the security and sovereignty of United States of America. None of us and our community deserve to be bullied, insulted, intimidated or humiliated by a lawmaker.....it's our inalienable rights, our respect and dignity as American. It cannot be taken from us because of few dejected email scammers. How long shall our hardworking community continue to suffer neglect/segregation? Our little kids also suffer these act of bullying and humiliation at schools. No lawmaker has stood against this for our community. But we pretend we're one community. About two weeks ago on day 2 of government shutdown, Republican
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is running on the Republican and Conservative lines on Nov.5. He has also received the backing of the New York State Court Officers Association, the Sergeants Benevolent Association and the Uniformed Fire Officers. However, former federal prosecutor Ken Thompson who scored an historic upset against Hynes in the Sept. 10 Democratic primary is the first challenger to unseat an incumbent district attorney in more than a century, and will become the first African-American to hold the office if he defeated Hynes in the November 5 elections.
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Congressman Randy Neugebauer (R-TX) insulted a park ranger because of the memorial closure. We noticed that all the media and citizens out-rightly criticized and condemned the Congressman's arrogant behavior. Who out there has condemned Ted Cruz's insult. Nigerians and Africans work too hard like elephant but we are treated like ants....yes it doesn't matter what is said and who said...for Nigerians, let them sort it out. How can a public servant, a lawmaker of highest esteem "elected US Senator" make an irresponsible, callous and insidious statement about a people (citizens) and its over ignored and many call it irrelevant complain...."It's a shame" Nigerians will not back down until Ted Cruz open apologize. I am, Dr. Sylvester Okere -Chair, Maryland Nigeria Sister State Executive Director: Continental African Leadership Council (CALC)
Miami: son of the soil of the Caribbean Dr. Jeff Benjamin is well positioned to be the next Mayor of the City of Miami, Florida when citizens go to the polls on November 5. Miami is considered the US gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America and is key to Caribbean trade, travel and tourism. Dr. Benjamin's election would not only be seen as a victory for the citys underprivileged and minority population but an opportunity to strengthen relations between the City and countries of the Caribbean which enjoy a critical trade relationship with the State of Florida, said former Guyanese diplomat Wesley Kirton at a dinner he hosted last Friday. Speaking at the dinner, the mayoral candidate stressed that with his election the governance of the City of Miami would take place in an ethical, transparent and effective manner. Dr. Benjamin pointed out that if elected he would place special emphasis on dealing with homelessness, improving mental health care and ensuring an efficient and affordable public transportation system. "I am not running for mayor because I just want to be mayor. I want to make a difference in this great city with the help of its citizens and other well intentioned people," he said.
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The dinner was hosted in honor of Dr. Benjamin as well as the visit to Florida of Equality News Publisher Dr. Bashkar Sharma of Toronto, Canada and Dr. Mark Kirton of the International Relations Institute at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad. Dr. Benjamin also pointed out that under his leadership he would seek to strengthen the commercial relations including trade with key markets such as the Caribbean and Latin America as well as China and India. "Key to my administration if I win this election will be the conduct of the city's business in an honest, ethical and transparent manner. For too long the citizens of Miami have had to put up with corruption and incompetence and I intend to bring an end to this," Benjamin said. In his remarks Dr. Kirton said it was good that West Indians in the Diaspora "are seeking to expand their involvement and influence in a wider geographic space and wished Dr. Benjamin every success at next month's election. He noted that Florida was a top trading partner of the CARICOM region and having a West Indian as Mayor of Miami should open new opportunities for greater collaboration for mutual benefit.
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lose your eyes and imagine a packed church crusade in full effect in Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica in the 1990s. A most unusual occurrence is taking place on stage. A charming and captivating seven-year old is given the microphone to sing, and his tender voice loaded with youthful innocence ravishes the audience. One woman faints as the infants song peals throughout the worship session. Churchgoers are captivated by this gifted youth and his jaw-dropping performance. Fast forward to 2013 and the seven year old youth at the crusade, Leighton Miller, who later attended Munro College in Jamaica is now a grown man. Leighton currently lives in New York City. He is still the proud owner of that compelling and velvety smooth voice that first had audiences awe-struck, but now he has grown beyond the church and he is now wooing audiences in many different arenas across the country. Leighton was from a Jamaican Adventist family and musical ministry was taken seriously at his home.
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Patrice Johnson Executive Producer of Godand-all-o-wee Productions raps with children as she prepares to launch the films - NY's Dirty Laundry and Hill and Gully as part of the 21st Annual African Diaspora International Film Festival. November 30th@4pm: NYS DIRTY LAUNDRY, a comedy-drama set in the weeks after 9/11, when racial paradigms are shifted and hidden prejudices are revealed in a heated and often hilarious exchange between the members of two immigrant families. November 30th@6.30pm: HILL AND GULLY an urban Cinderella love story set during 2008, the historic election year of Barack Obama. www.hillandgully.com
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BRONX YOUTH EXPRESS CONCERN REGARDING MISSING TEEN: Council Member Andy King (1st l) is pictured with members of the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program, who are greatly concerned about Avonte Oquendo, who has been missing for nearly three weeks. The members of Bronx YEP are holding the front page of the Amsterdam News to call attention to the 14-yearold's disappearance and the importance of Autism Awareness in our community. Feelings of frustration and great concern engulfed the meeting room of the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program (YEP) on Tuesday as teens discussed with emotion the disappearance of a 14-year-old boy with autism and many other community issues.
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arijuana can help people with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). I know from personal experience and scientific evidence. I found out I had the so-called HIV virus in 1991. After the initial shock and years of learning to live with the dogma that HIV=AIDS=DEATH, I conquered my fear of dying. Thereafter, I have questioned everything about the science of HIV and AIDS. I read books by activists, doctors, scientists, and people living with HIV/AIDS. They were very helpful in my understanding of the so-called AIDS virus and where it was spreading. I became a self taught HIV and AIDS Educator and activist. In 1996, I founded the BLACK AND LATINO AIDS COALITION of New York (BLAC NY). BLAC (Pronounced Black) was a notforprofit voluntary organization based in Harlem New York. BLACs mission was to slow and/or stop the spread of HIV in communities of color particularly among heterosexuals. We never specifically recommended treatments but personally I always have used marijuana purchased legally or illegally and either smoked or ingested as its synthetic counterpart called Marinol (dronabinol). BLAC N.Y. stop functioning in 2002 but I have continued to use marijuana in my treatment protocol. I have been living with HIV/AIDS for over thirty (30) years. Today, I am a 65 year old Grandfather and founder of The American Pot Smokers Association (TAPS). The reason for my longevity, in my opinion, is my belief in a higher power and use of marijuana. The word cure of HIV/AIDS by marijuana may be a stretch but a recent study at Temple University seems to indicate that
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THC, cannabis lifeblood, does in fact reduce negative symptoms associated with HIV. Researchers at the Temple University School of Medicine in Pennsylvania found that comBy Dennis Levy pounds related to The American Pot THC stimulated the Smokers Association cannabinoid type 2 (CB2) receptor in white blood cells, which in turn seems to weaken HIV infection, says a 2012 press release from the Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology (FASEB). At the very least, the study once again signifies that the true scope of marijuanas medicinal impact are still not fully grasped or discovered. And that one of the worst diseases known to mankind can be eased with a joint. Previous studies have shown that marijuana treats AIDS. Marijuanasmoked or ingestedis used by many people living with HIV to manage various symptoms of illness, including pain, depression and weight loss. The numerous effects of marijuana are the result of chemical interactions between the drugs active ingredient, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and two receptors on a variety of cells in the body: cannabinoid receptor 1 (CR1) and cannabinoid receptor 2 (CR2). CR1 receptors are densely populated in the brain and, when stimulated by chemicals like THC, can have a variety of neurological effects.
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t was an evening of praise, singing, dance and drama titled We are Strong, on Sunday, October 20th as the Bible Truth Church of God International (BTCGI) at 3787 Merritt Avenue in the Bronx staged the amazing talent show to support the churchs community outreach programs. Head of the churchs mens department Pastor Norman Bailey explains that the proceeds from programs such as the sold-out We are Strong will enable the church to expand its community outreach initiatives and achieve the goals of its building fund. The over 150 persons in attendance were entertained by Samantha ThamesMcLeod, Joan Hill, Bevon Newman, Samora Kennedy, Dane Simpson, Minister Stanley Dennis, Suzy Smellie, Taisha Chaldersingh, Musical Director and Producer, Andre Hawthorne, Writer, Composer and Lead Musician, Damion Hawthorne as well as the multi-talented professional actress, dancer and director, Dominique Andriese. One of the themes of the final act, Skaken not Broken, a thought-provoking play written by Damion Hawthorne and directed by Dominique Andriese, is that sometimes our lives may be shaken up so that we can be taken to a better place. The audience was reminded to remain strong in what they do and never lose faith. Bishop Leroy Hawthorne noted that one of the goals of Bible Truth Church of God International is to serve the community, including those beyond its congregations base. To this end, the church participates in
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