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Expulsion Notice
By Patrick Maitland
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Editor-Street Hype
mbattled Pastor Ivan Plummer
will be in court on September
18 to appeal a 10-day notice to
cease management of the Em-
manuel Seventh Day Church Min-
istries in the Bronx.
According to court papers ob-
tained by Street Hype Newspaper,
Supreme Court Judge Allison Y.
Tuitt, July 19 court order, found
Pastor Plummer in contempt for
deliberately violating two previous
court orders dated April 16, 2013
and Aug. 24, 2017.
Defendant Plummer and all
defendants, their agents and repre-
sentatives are hereby enjoined
from interfering with the function-
ing of the Board of Trustees and
restrained from entering the
church premises effective immedi-
ately, Judge Tuitt ordered.
The pastor was given 10 days
from July 24, 2017 to submit com-
plete financial records of the
church from 2009 to date, as well
as all equipment and other proper-
ties belonging to the organization.
Failure to comply with the
order would result in further civil
contempt, civil sanctions, and
criminal contempt, the judge
warned.
However, within days, Plum-
mers attorney, Joshua S. Brass of
the Law Offices of Regina L.
Darby, filed an appeal and asking
the court to fix an undertaking of
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Needed in the Black Communities HOMES
E ducation and training con-
tinue to be the most impor-
tant vehicles to achieve
formance of African Ameri-
can students across
the country still
contributing to lower ex-
pectations from the
student, less-
must focus more on education.
We should demand that more
resources be allocated to ther
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about everyone is engaged in
some effort to assist students
with school supplies.
In our opinion, people in
the African American commu-
nities are getting the message
that a good education is impor-
tant for everyone, including
adults and children.
But it appears that they are
not reaping the benefits, espe-
cially with the increasing num-
ber of African Americans filling
college classrooms or pursuing
professional courses.
Despite real gains in aca-
demic achievement, the per-
cording to Child about school.
Trends, a non- In the areas of justice,
profit and non-par- several studies have re-
tisan research vealed that people with
center that tracks lower wealth, lower
data about chil- health and lower
dren. parental education levels
African Ameri- in most cases have more
can parents, most of dealings with the justice sys-
whom are less educated tem.
than their white coun- In other words, these nega-
terparts, do not expect tive circumstances create a
their children to attain as much perfect storm that leaves blacks
education as white parents ex- without the same educational
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n-
A s we get ready for school, I would like to
give you some ideas on the importance of
helping to develop children's fine motor skills.
Having these muscles develop reduces the
need for occupational therapy later on.
r- Fine Motor Development skills are very
important. Give your baby small toys that she
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c- As your baby gets older you need to pro-
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n motor development.You should provide snacks
that the baby will be able to pick up using the
thumb and the pointer fingers. Provide oppor-
tunities that will allow the baby to develop her
wrist muscles.
You can purchase developmental toys.
You can also provide items that you can find
within your home.
For example, you can give your baby the
top from the small liquid detergent or any
other empty container. Just clean it and give it
to your baby to play with.
She will try to screw on the top. This
movement helps to develop the finger muscles
and the wrist muscles. Once your baby is able
to master one item you can add two.
Just present the items to the baby do not
show her what to do. Babies love to discover
and if you show her what to do you are deny-
ing her that cognitive experience to demon-
strate her problem solving skills.
You are planting the roots for learning;
remember that infants/toddlers put everything
in their mouths dont be alarmed. Just clean the
items.
When your baby is about nine months you
should allow him to feed himself with his
hands.
baby is comfortable she will sit there for a
while and will indicate when she wants to get
out. You are teaching your baby self discipline
the idea on sitting a completing a task. This
skill is need for school.
Your baby will play with the food, throw
some on the floor and also wash her hair and
face. This is natural part of development.
When your baby gets to school she will be re-
quired to sit and listen during circle time.
You are giving her that experience .Your
infant and toddler learns these skills through
repetition, patience and time. When your infant
gets to pre-school and lacks the ability to sit
for a while and listen, complete an activity or
play independently for a while that is that is
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Bronx DA charges 29 gang members

on Rikers with violent attacks

D
BRONX
ozens of current and former Rik-
ers inmates were indicted for al-
legedly assaulting fellow prisoners and
two jail guards.
The Bronx District Attorney says
29 gang members were involved in four
separate attacks between October and
February. In the first assault, six men
allegedly slashed an inmate who
Prosecutors also say a group of
prisoners beat a correction officer with
a chair after covering security cameras
with peanut butter.
The attackers are members of the
Bloods, Trinitarians, MS-13 and Folk
Nation gangs.
They're facing multiple charges,
including assault and harassment.

Group of men sexually

needed more than a hundred stitches.

assault woman in Brooklyn

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BROOKLYN:
SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION: olice need help finding a group of men
(l-r) Jamal Bailey, NYS Senator; James Haynes, President Jah Jerry Foundation; Alonzo de they say sexually assaulted a woman in
Castro, Community leader at the recent Jah Jerry Foundation's Annual Summer Scholarship Brooklyn on Monday.
Fundraiser on July 28, 2017 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church Hall, Bronx. Investigators said it happened around 3
a.m. behind a building on Eastern Parkway
near Utica Ave. in Crown Heights.
Police are searching for three men, in-
cluding the pair seen above.
They said the group approached the 30-
year-old woman and forced her to perform a
sex act on each of them.
Police said a fourth suspect has been
taken into custody.
Anyone with information on the case
should contact the Crime Stoppers hotline at
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A
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Bronx community on Wednesday night
honored a young girl who suffered se-
vere burns when another girl allegedly poured
boiling water on her earlier this month.
Jamoneisha Merritt, 11, was the star of
an anti-bullying block party near Morrisania.
"I feel great because mad people are
about to be here," she said just before the fes-
tivities. "I just feel good."
Her family says she was the victim of the
hot water challenge, for which kids and teens
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Brooklyn court officer indicted for

allegedly pressuring woman for sex
A
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn court officer is indicted for
allegedly pressuring a woman to per-
form a sex act on him in the courthouse.
58-year old Timothy Nolan of Long Is-
land is charged with official misconduct,
second-degree coercion, and public lewd-
ness. Erica McRae says back in October,
the officer took her to a stairwell inside of
Brooklyn Criminal Court.
Nolan allegedly offered to help her
boyfriend beat a case if she said yes, then
he exposed himself to her.
McRae says she wants to prevent any-
thing like this from happening again.
"I'm just grateful for the DA for pro-
ceeding along with the case and getting an
indictment," McRae said.
"I don't want this to happen to anybody
else, especially in the court system. This
happened at court and I think if something
like this was to happen again they should
know that they're gonna get charged and
something's gonna happen."

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Citizenship firm
denies involvement
in Grenada pass-
port allegations
A tourism
By Caribbean News Now contributor
ST GEORGES, Grenada:
ttorneys acting for citizenship con-
sultants Henley & Partners have de-
nied that the firm had any knowledge or
involvement in an alleged scheme to ob-
tain a diplomatic passport from the gov-
ernment of Grenada for a Ukrainian
businessman in exchange for a payment
of US$1 million.
Specifically, Henley & Partners as-
sert that a purported copy of a wire trans-
fer for such a sum, ostensibly to the Wells
Fargo account of Henley Global in Singa-
pore, is "clearly bogus", "faked" and "cre-
ated maliciously".
The situation first came to light in re-
gional government circles on October 27,
2016, when the businessman in question
sent an email to the prime minister of An-
tigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne, say-
ing that he had been dealing with a
person called Chris who represents Hen-
ley and Partner who according to him are
authorized as agents and advisors to An-
tigua and St Lucia.
Browne categorically told the
Ukrainian that his government would not
countenance any sale of a diplomatic
passport and advised him to move swiftly
to recover his funds.
Serious crimes down
in St Kitts-Nevis
T
BASSETERRE, St Kitts (SKNIS):
he proactive and sustained operations to
enhance public safety by law enforce-
ment have resulted in decreases in the num-
ber of serious crimes committed in St Kitts
and Nevis, including homicides, attempted
murder, and grievous bodily harm, as well
as a corresponding increase in the rate of de-
tection for all crimes in general.
At a press conference on Thursday,
Commissioner of Police, Ian Queeley,
shared the statistics recorded up to August
22, 2017, and compared it to statistics from
the same period in 2016.
He said: The decrease in the category
of serious crime is worthy of note, as homi-
cide declined from 23 to 18 or 22 percent;
attempted murder from 29 to 18 or 38 per-
cent; shooting at with intent from 17 to 12
or 29 percent; and grievous bodily harm
from 90 to 82 or nine percent.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
US imposes new sanctions
on Venezuelan government
T
By Caribbean News Now contributor
WASHINGTON:
he United States has imposed a new
round of economic sanctions aimed at
choking off money to Venezuelan President
Nicolas Maduro's regime, but "carefully
calibrated" to preserve US oil imports from
the South American country, according to
the White House.
The latest sanctions the fourth round
in recent weeks are the first to move be-
yond freezing the assets of individuals and
target the government itself.
The executive order signed by Presi-
dent Donald Trump bars US institutions
from buying new debt issued by the
Venezuelan government or from the state-
owned oil company Petrleos de Venezuela
SA (PDVSA).
"It also prohibits dealings in certain
existing bonds owned by the Venezuelan
public sector, as well as dividend payments
to the government of Venezuela," the White
House said in a statement.
However, the sanctions will not affect
US oil imports from Venezuela in that they
do not apply to short-term financing for oil
sales and also exempt transactions with
PDVSA's US subsidiary, Citgo.
The exceptions are designed "to miti-
gate harm to the American and Venezuelan
people," the White House said in a state-
ment, adding that the latest sanctions are
"carefully calibrated to deny the Maduro
dictatorship a critical source of financing
to maintain its illegitimate rule."
Last month, the Trump administration
imposed sanctions on 13 current and for-
mer officials of Maduro's government,
freezing their assets in the United States
and preventing Americans from doing busi-
ness with them.
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Venezuelan President
Nicolas Maduro
At the time, the pressure was intended,
unsuccessfully, to prevent Venezuela from
going forward with a controversial election
to form an all-powerful National Con-
stituent Assembly. Days after that vote,
Maduro's assets were also frozen.
And earlier this month, US financial
sanctions targeting individuals associated
with the creation of that assembly were
rolled out.
Meanwhile, Louisa Ortega, the former
attorney general of Venezuela and formerly
a staunch Maduro supporter, has said she
has evidence linking him to a corruption
scandal.
Ortega, who fled Venezuela to Brazil
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KINGSTON, Jamaica:
Jamaica minister of tourism, Edmund
Bartlett, is set to travel to San Francisco,
California, this week to engage in strate-
gic meetings with American technology
mega-companies Google, Airbnb, and
Uber Technologies Inc.
Edmund Bartlett
Jamaican Tourism Minister
The meetings are in tandem with two
of the five strategic pillars of the ministry
building new products and fostering
new partnerships; and will also be used to
promote the UNWTO, GOJ, World Bank
Conference on Jobs and Inclusive
Growth: Partnerships for Sustainable
Tourism, scheduled for November 27
29, at the Montego Bay Convention Cen-
tre.
Executives at Airbnb a trusted
community marketplace for people to list,
discover, and book unique accommoda-
tions around the world online extended
an invitation to Bartlett to participate in
strategic meetings and to also tour their
headquarters in San Francisco on
Wednesday August 23.
The meeting will advance discus-
sions regarding an MOU, which was
signed with Airbnb in December 2016, to
augment and drive growth within the
tourism industry. Special focus will also
be placed on the possible participation of
Airbnb as a sponsor and presenter at the
upcoming global conference.
The minister will also meet with sen-
ior executives at the headquarters of
Google on Thursday. While there, he will
get an overview of how Google generally
works with tourism boards and ministries
worldwide. This includes search trends
about the island and how Google can an-
alyze the data; leverage external and pub-
lic online tools; and outline digital best
practices on how to use the power of data
to attract more tourists more efficiently.
He will later meet with senior repre-
sentatives from Uber Technologies Inc.
a ridesharing technology company head-
quartered in San Francisco, which oper-
ates in 633 cities worldwide.
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Fewer Woman Lawyers
J agencies for sick leave violations
in NY Courtroom Roles
ust a quarter of lawyers who have leader-
ship roles in New York state and federal
courtrooms are women, according to a new
analysis by the New York State Bar Associa-
tion. The gender discrepancy differed signif-
icantly between attorneys representing public
entities, such as state or federal government,
and those representing private parties.
Women accounted for 38.2% of lawyers rep-
resenting the public, but only 19.4% of
lawyers representing private parties, accord-
ing to the report, by the association.
PC Richard Escapes Suit
A
Over ID-Exposing Receipts
New York federal judge Thursday
tossed a case accusing P.C. Richard &
Son of exposing customers to identity theft
and credit card fraud by printing too much
card information on receipts, citing the
Supreme Court's landmark Spokeo ruling and
saying the proposed class lacks standing be-
cause it alleges a risk of theft but no concrete
injury.
NY Court Revives Breast
A
Cancer Misdiagnosis Suit
New York state appeals court on
Wednesday partly revived a suit on be-
half of a woman who died of breast cancer,
ruling that questions remained as to whether
her gynecologist breached care standards by
not ordering a mammogram after seeing signs
of an unusual breast discharge.
Senate Passes Bill to Help
T
Terminally Ill Patients
he Senate on Thursday passed by unani-
mous consent a measure designed to
make it easier for terminally ill patients to get
access to experimental treatments without
oversight from the Food and Drug Adminis-
tration. The right-to-try legislation has been
championed by the libertarian Goldwater In-
stitute, which has worked to pass similar leg-
islation in 37 states. The federal version, now
headed to the House, would bar the govern-
ment from blocking patients from getting ac-
cess to medications that have undergone only
preliminary testing in humans. Patients first
would have to try all other available treat-
ments and be unable to participate in clinical
trials. The bill would provide drug companies
some legal protection if a treatment results in
harm of patients.
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DCA investigates home healthcare
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epartment of Consumer Affairs (DCA)
Commissioner Lorelei Salas on Mon-
day announced that its Office of Labor Pol-
icy & Standards (OLPS) has launched
investigations into nearly 40 home health-
care agencies across the city that represent
upwards of 33,000 workers.
General compliance issues with this
industry have been reflected in OLPS ex-
perience enforcing the NYC Paid Sick
Leave Law. Home care aides as a group
have filed the third highest number of paid
sick leave complaints.
OLPS has handled 94 home healthcare
agency cases leading to nearly $200,000 in
fines and more than $475,000 in restitution
(about 12 percent of total restitution recov-
ered) on behalf of 6,183 workers, or more
than one third of all workers on behalf of
whom OLPS has recovered restitution
under the law in two-plus years of enforce-
ment.
Recent New York State Department of
Health data estimates that the number of
home care aides working in New York City
is about 203,100, making them one of the
largest private sector workforces in the city.
Approximately 700 licensed Home Care
Service Agencies operate nearly 850 loca-
tions in the city and dispatch this workforce
mostly to private homes. Wage and hour
and other labor and employment law viola-
tions among this workforce are reportedly
rampant, despite recent reforms meant to
raise standards like the States wage par-
ity law and extension of federal wage and
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agencies across the five boroughs, which
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CARIBBEAN CUP PLAYOFF MADNESS:
Members of the St. Kitts & Nevis football team - winner of the Caribbean Cup 2017 during the championship spectacular playoff
actions held on Sunday (August 20) in Brooklyn. At the end of regulation time the final score was St. Kitts/Nevis 3 St.
Gayle returns to Windies ODI squad
Vincent/Grenadines - 1.
J
amaicans Chris Gayle and Marlon
Samuels will make a return to One Day
International cricket after being selected in
the West Indies 15-man squad for the lim-
ited overs leg of their tour of the United
Kingdom.
The 37 year old Gayle returns after a
three year absence, having last played in a
One Day International match in March
2015, while Samuels has not played since
October 2016. The call-ups follow a relax-
ation in Cricket West Indies' criteria in
order to be eligible for selection.
Jerome Taylor also makes a return to
the ODI squad, having played his last
match in june 2016. A fourth Jamaican,
Rovman Powell has also been named to the
squad.
However, Trinidadians Sunil Narine
and Darren Bravo declined to be consid-
ered. According to chairman of selectors
Courtney Browne, Narine has said he wants
to play in the regional Super50 before play-
ing ODIs again while Darren Bravo said he
was not available for selection. Dwayne
Bravo has said he is still not 100 percent fit.
The unit will be captained by Jason
Reggae Boyz
Holder and also includes Sunil Ambris, De-
vendra Bishoo, Kyle Hope, Shai Hope,
clip Soca Warriors
T JACKSON
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO:
he Reggae Boyz and Trinidad and To-
bago's head to head record now stands
at 25 wins apiece following their 2-1 win
by the Reggae Boyz on Thursday in their
friendly international at the Hasley Craw-
ford Stadium.
Thanks to a brilliant cross from
Rosario Harriott, debutant Jamiel Hard-
ware opened the scoring for the Jamaicans
in the 7th minute. However, Trinidad and
Tobago were level just minutes later from
a long range strike from Kevon Villaroel.
Chris Gayle
Alzarri Joseph, Evin Lewis, Jason Mo-
hammed, Ashley Nurse, Miguel Cummins
and Kesrick Williams.
Kieran powell, Jonathan Carter and
Roston Chase have been dropped from the
squad that played against india earlier this
year. West Indies will begin the ODI leg of
Michael Binns' 54th minute free kick was
flicked onto goal by another debutant
Fabian Reid, which led to heavy handball
appeals from the Soca Warriors. Trinidad
found the back of the net minutes before
the final whistle but the goal was ruled
offside.
It was the first time since 2010 that
the Reggae Boyz were beating Trinidad
and Tobago. The Reggae Boyz will now
turn their attention to their next interna-
tional friendly against Canada on Septem-
ber 2.
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their tour after the third test against England
at Headingley on August 25.
They play an ODI against Ireland on
September 13, followed by five matches
against England between September 19 and
29.
Thompson
takes runner-up
spot at Zurich
Diamond League
D
ZURICH:
ouble Olympic champion Elaine
Thompson had to settle for the runner-
up spot in the women's 200m at the Diamond
League meet in Zurich on Thursday.
Thompson who was coming off a vic-
tory in the women's 100m on Sunday at the
Birmingham Diamond League, was beaten
into second in the half lap event, clocking 22
seconds flat to finish behind Bahamian Shau-
nae Miller-Uibo who came from behind to
post a splendid national record of 21.88.
World Championship silver medallist
Marie-Josee Ta Lou of the Ivory Coast did
Schippers was fourth in 22.36. The other Ja-
maican in the event, Simone Facey could
only manage seventh in 22.80 seconds. Ja
Meanwhile, former world record holder M
Asafa Powell finished down the track in the
men's 100meters clocking 10.11 for seventh
place. The event was won by Great Britain's
Chijindu Ujah over Youssef Ben Meite of the
Ivory Coast .
Both were credited with the same sea-
son's best of 9.97 seconds. New world cham-
pion Justin Gatlin had to settle for third in
10.04.
National champion Danielle Williams
was fourth in the women's 100m hurdles in
12.73 seconds. Australian world champion
Sally Pearson took the event in a close finish
with American Sharika Nelvis both clocking
12.55.
Kimberly Williams registered 14.41m
fourth for 4th in the women's triple jump
which was won by Olga Rypakova with
14.55 meters.
Meanwhile, in the non-Diamond Trophy
events, Thompson teamed with Christania
Williams, Jura Levy and Simone Facey to an-
chor Jamaica to victory in the women's sprint
relay clocking 41.85.
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Comedian, civil rights

activist Dick Gregory dies
C omedian and civil rights activist Dick
Gregory, who broke barriers in the
1960s and became one of the first African-
Americans to perform comedy at white
clubs, has died. He was 84.
He died Saturday in Washington, the
family said on social media, expressing
their enormous sadness while thanking peo-
ple for the outpouring of love and support.
Gregory recently rescheduled an event

Shape of You making history on Billboard

in Atlanta because he was hospitalized.
"The family appreciates the outpouring of
support and love, and respectfully asks for
Ed Sheeran's Shape of You has tied the record for the most time spent in the top 10 of the their privacy as they grieve during this very
difficult time," Christian Gregory said.
Billboard Hot 100 chart - 32 weeks. The song equals the top 10 run of How Do I Live by "More details will be released over the next
LeAnn Rimes. Shape also passes Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk!, featuring Bruno Mars, few days."
for the most weeks in the top 10 for a song by a solo male. The song is currently number Gregory satirized segregation and
nine on the Billboard hot 100 chart. racial injustice in his acts, and was arrested

Jamaican reggae acts maintain

Richard Dick Claxton Gregory
several times in the 1960s for joining civil October 12, 1932 - August 19, 2017
rights rallies.

key spots on Billboard chart

Fellow civil rights activist Rev. Jesse
Jackson paid tribute to Gregory. "He taught
us how to laugh. He taught us how to fight.
He taught us how to live," he tweeted.
Damian Jr. Gong Marley, Sizzla and Chronixx maintain key positions on the Bill- "Dick Gregory was committed to justice. I
board Reggae Albums Chart. Stony Hill by Marley which peaked in the top spot miss him already."
Gregory was also a health and spiritual
has now dropped to number 2. I'm Yours by Sizzla and Chronology from Chronixx
advocate, a motivational speaker and an au-
occupy the third and fourth spots respectively.
thor. He used his comedy to attack racism,
had movie appearances and even ran for
mayor of Chicago in 1967.
In a message to fans posted on his In-
stagram account after he rescheduled the
event in Atlanta, Gregory talked about the
political climate in the US. "I've so much to
say and can't wait to get out of here and say
it," he wrote Wednesday. "We have so
much work still to be done, the ugly reality
on the news this weekend proves just that."
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which have been going strong ten years.
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The Five Traits of a Great Stylist

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Finding success as a hair stylist means listen-
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Part of being a successful hair stylist means
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Bronx top stylist Cavell James tending to her client.
design should let you set a few trends of your
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If a guest wants a look that you think wont
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Convicted of Illegally HACKENSACK, NJ: But Dennis and Johnson,
Distributing Opioids echnically, there was jus- while not gunning for the girls,

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tice in a Hackensack NJ were there to shoot. Johnson

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CAMDEA:
Medford, New Jersey, pharmacist was
convicted today for his role in illegally
distributing and dispensing oxycodone from
two pharmacies located in Medford, Acting
U.S. Attorney William E. Fitzpatrick an-
nounced last week.
Michael Ludwikowski, 45, the owner of
Olde Medford Pharmacy and Medford Fam-
ily Pharmacy, was convicted of six counts in
an indictment charging him with illegally
distributing and dispensing oxycodone, a
Schedule II controlled substance, and main-
taining a drug-involved premises. He was
convicted following a five-week trial before
U.S. District Judge Jerome B. Simandle in
Camden federal court. The jury deliberated
for three days before returning the guilty ver-
dict.
The trial follows the guilty plea of co-
defendant David M. Goldfield, also a phar-
macist (who Ludwikowski had hired to work
at Olde Medford Pharmacy), to engaging in
a conspiracy to dispense controlled sub-
stances with Ludwikowski, and the pleas of
Dontees Jones, Matthew Lawson, and
Patrick Clark, all long-term customers of
Ludwikowski, and Krystal Wood, a former
employee of Olde Medford Pharmacy.
courtroom Friday. Jeavonte was 20, attending community
Dennis was sentenced to 45 college. Dennis was 17, a drug
years in prison and Nyje John- dealer and alleged member of
son to 22 years for the gang-re- the Paterson gang known as 230
lated murder of Nazerah Bugg its named after a liquor store.
and the wounding of Nylijah The two, along with three other
Albert. men, came to that fateful corner
The men will spend in a black BMW looking for re-
decades in prison. But for the venge for a gang-related shoot-
families of the victims, that ing that happened earlier that
does not change an irreversible day.
outcome. Whether they came to the
One girl was murdered, the Jeavonte Dennis (2nd l) was sentenced to 45 years in prison and corner intending to kill Bugg,
other injured, because they Nyje Johnson (4th l) to 22 years for the gang-related murder they came with guns. Someone
were in the wrong place at the of Nazerah Bugg and the wounding of Nylijah Albert. was bound to die.
wrong time. We cannot find comfort in
petty thugs with pistols and North Main and Clinton streets,
And that sums up the prob- the sentences handed down by
gang allegiances determine who where they were shot, should
lem in Paterson, where the Judge James J. Guida. The two
lives and who dies. It was not have belonged to them. The
shootings occurred on Sept. 20, mens sentences will run con-
Bugg and Albert who were in girls were doing nothing to pro-
2014, and in other cities where currently.
the wrong place. The corner of voke acts of violence.
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Dr. Duana Welch,
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author of Love Factually
ho can you trust? Thats the
gamble, and when it comes to
choosing a partner, fidelity is a core
aspect most of us require. Yet the
adage, once a cheater, always a
cheater, isnt always true. Here are
five guidelines you can use right now
to make the wisest choice if you find
yourself drawn to a partner with a
past.
1.Weigh Their Past
Factually, odds are highest that your
sweetie will treat your relationship
boundaries like they treated those
boundaries in other relationships. In
study after study, past behavior is
your crystal ball; its the single best
predictor of how any of us will be-
have, given similar circumstances.
Its one reason why someone who
cheated with you is likely to cheat on
you. Overlook this rule of thumb, and
youll get hurt again and again. Peo-
ple tend to do what and whom they
have done before.
2. Note Their Timing
The recent past is particularly impor-
tant. How long ago was the affair? A
person who cheated last month and
says it wont happen again might be
telling the truth. But the person who
had an affair once, ten years ago, and
never did it again, is far safer.
Timing also matters in the con-
text of their former relationship.
Most people, including people who
have had an affair, arent willful phi-
landerers. But a statistically small
group sees getting some strange
as that is as their right. If theyve
cheated early in the passionate love
phase of a relationshipduring seri-
ous exclusive dating, engagement, or
in the honeymoon phase of mar-
riagethats a red flag youre with
one of them.
3. Examine Their Habits
Was their cheating a one-night, one-
time thing, or something they turned
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through stresses. Are you okay with everyone with a history of infidelity,
a partner whose default is soothing no matter what might indicate it
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chin: my fault, my responsibility, and
my choices led to this. Remember the
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knowing you have a problem? Own-
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excuses, and finds just cause for their
past infidelity, prepare for more.
5. Consider Yourself
During prep for this article, I heard
from many people who basically
said, Even if you gave me all the
data on best-cases, I would never
again date someone who cheated. A
partner was unfaithful to me, and I
would always be waiting for the
other shoe to drop. Or, I trusted
someone with a past, and they
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If thats you, the psychological
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Does marijuana affect kidney function?

A new study found little evidence that
marijuana use affects kidney function
in healthy young adults. The analysis ap-
pears in an upcoming issue of the Clinical
Journal of the American Society of
Nephrology (CJASN).
Because marijuana is becoming
increasingly accepted in the United
States, there is a critical need for studies
examining its risks and benefits. Re-
garding kidney health, animal studies
suggest that marijuana might affect kid-
ney function, but data in humans are lim-
ited.
In the first study of its kind, Julie
Ishida, MD, MAS (University of Califor-
nia, San Francisco and San Francisco VA
Medical Center) and her colleagues exam-
ined the potential links between marijuana
use and kidney function in healthy young
adults. Their analysis included data from the
Coronary Artery Risk Development in
Young Adults (CARDIA) study, which con-
tained re- peated assessments of
mari- juana use and kidney out-
comes.
The team found that at
the start of the study, individu-
als with higher
marijuana use had
lower kidney function.
Upon follow-up,
however, marijuana use was
not associated with change in
k i d n e y function over time or the ap-
pearance of albumin in the urine, which is
a sign of kidney damage.
"Results from our observational study
in young adults with normal kidney func-
tion may not translate into a clinically
meaningful difference and may be insuffi-
cient to inform decision-making concerning
marijuana use; however, it is possible that
the association between marijuana use and
kidney function could be different in other
populations such as older adults or patients
with kidney disease, so additional research
is needed," said Dr. Ishida.
In a recent study of healthy young
adults, marijuana use was not associated
with change in kidney function over time or
the appearance of albumin in the urine,
which is a sign of kidney damage. Addi-
tional studies are needed to assess the ef-
fects of marijuana in older adults and
patients with kidney disease.
Source: American Society of Nephrology.

BP Adams invites talk on

Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis NUTRICARE
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BROOKLYN:
rooklyn Borough President By GLORIA BENT, MS, RD, CDN

Good eating habits!

Eric L. Adams recently ex-
tended an invitation to all New
Yorkers, especially medical industry
professionals and his health-con-
scious neighbors, to attend a public
conversation he is hosting with in-
fluential physician Michael Greger,
MD, the New York Times best-sell-
ing author of How Not to Die.
Borough President Adams has
credited his book, which focuses on
the role of diet in preventing, stop-
ping, and reversing chronic disease,
as a catalyst in successfully turning
around his Type 2 diabetes diagno-
sis last year.
He will present the talk in the
Courtroom of Brooklyn Borough
Hall on Friday, September 8th at
6:00 PM in partnership with the
Coalition for Healthy School Food,
a nonprofit organization he is work-
ing with to help introduce and pro-
mote plant-based nutrition in the
boroughs school cafeterias.
Borough President Adams
highlighted the impact that Dr.
Gregers work has had on his life,
and what he believes his message
on preventive health care can help
all Brooklynites.
This is an incredible opportu-
nity for the residents of our region
to hear from one of the leading
voices in clinical nutrition, a voice
Eric L. Adams
Brooklyn Borough President
that frankly helped save my life,
said Borough President Adams.
Nutrition education is nowhere
near prioritized enough in our doc-
tors offices, hospitals, and schools,
leaving people without a vitally im-
portant tool in their battles against
chronic diseases. I have recom-
mended Dr. Gregers book to every-
one I have met in the last year, and
I am thrilled that he can share his
knowledge in person to our bor-
ough. It is my mission to show my
fellow Brooklynites that food can
be our medicine.
The good news is that we
have tremendous power over our
health destiny and longevity, said
Dr. Greger.
Nutritionist
Questions & Comments:
Gloria.Bent@gmail.com
Courtesy of
The American Heart Association
1. Keep portions smaller than your fist. Its
easy to overeat when you have too much food
on your plate. Smaller portions help prevent
overeating. Overeating can make health prob-
lems worse, especially if you have diabetes.
One way to control overeating is to reduce por-
tion sizes when you eat.
For most foods, a reasonable portion is
to 1 cup about the size of a womans fist.
Even if your fist is larger than that, it is still a
handy measuring tool that goes everywhere
you go. Just keep your portions smaller than
your fist.
The two most common exceptions are:
Lean meat, chicken and fish. For these foods,
keep portions the size of a deck of cards (about
half the size of your fist) and trim all visible
fats before cooking.
Plain vegetables, including salads without
dressing. You can have as much as you want
because these foods are nutritious, filling and
low in calories.
2. Control your hunger with filling foods
that are low in calories. Foods such as lower-
sodium soup, salad, fruits and vegetables can
help fill you up without adding a lot of calories.
These foods will satisfy hunger and help you
lose weight.
Research shows that people feel less hun-
gry when they eat a certain volume (amount)
of food. High-fiber foods, such as fruits and
vegetables, can provide a feeling of fullness
and also digest slowly. That helps you feel sat-
isfied longer so you eat less.
3. Keep track of what you eat. When you
keep track of what you eat, you're more likely
to meet your food goals. Studies show that
keeping a food log or diary helps people lose
weight and keep it off.
4. Make trade-offs to reduce how much
sodium, saturate and trans fat and sugar
you eat. Foods high in fat and sugar are often
high in calories, too. But that doesn't mean you
have to give up your favorite foods. Learn to
make trade-offs instead. If you want to indulge
in your favorite dessert, enjoy a smaller portion
and eat a lower-calorie meal.
5. Enjoy more physical activity. As you al-
ready know, regular physical activity is impor-
tant for keeping your heart healthy. Increasing
physical activity may help you lose weight and
strengthen your heart at the same time. If you
feel you need extra support to lose weight, look
for a weight-loss program that's been proven
safe and successful.
Look for a program that:
Stresses a healthy eating plan (low in saturated
fat, trans fat, added sugar and sodium, with
plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean
poultry, meat and fish, and fat-free or low-fat
dairy).
Includes daily physical activity.
Gives you personal support from a group,
buddy or dietitian.
Does not deprive you of the foods you enjoy.
Has a system to help you keep track of what
you eat and drink.
Recommends a gradual weight loss of 1 to 2
pounds per week until a healthy weight is
reached.
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How Does Cosigning a Loan Affect Your Credit?

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Business associates, family
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loans interest rate. Turning the
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stake.
beforehand.
You Are in Control
As a financially responsible indi-
vidualand one who strives to
avoid life in the redyou have the
ability, and responsibility, to weigh
the risks of cosigning a loan. Be-
fore you sign on the dotted line, re-
view your own credit and
understand how taking on addi-
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Hire a Lawyer
While cosigning a loan is
largely a personal decision, a de-
fault by the co-borrower can leave
you holding the bag. You may want
to hire an attorney before cosigning
to get the best advice and counsel-
ing regarding your options. A
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contract to protect your interests
This article is provided for
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consult with your attorney or finan-
cial advisor to discuss any legal or
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