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NYC pizzerias shelve celeb photos for first responders during week of 9/11

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NYC pizzerias shelve celeb photos for first responders during week of 9/11

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This week, several iconic pizza places in New York City, including Prince Pizza, Patsy’s, and John’s of Bleecker, are replacing their usual celebrity photos with images of 9/11 first responders for the “Walls of Honor” campaign. Launched by the FealGood Foundation and NYC ad agency Rethink, the campaign aims to honor those still living with illnesses related to their work at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks. It also seeks to educate younger generations about the tragic events of that day. The choice to display the photos in pizzerias highlights the cultural significance of pizza in NYC, symbolizing a unique way the city honors its heroes.

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The Queens night market to Flushing Meadows Corona Park will be back on sep 14 through Oct 26. " is a fun and colorful story set in a vibrant night market. It follows a group of friends who are excited to explore the market's unique stalls, each offering different kinds of food, games, and goods. As they wander through the lively environment, they discover new things, try interesting foods, and play exciting games. The story captures the lively atmosphere of the market and the joy of spending time with friends. It’s a celebration of community, adventure

Paula y Silvana. Queens

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In the opinion section, the editor expresses sentiments with regards to the death of several inmates on Rike Islands.

As stated, the individuals locked up on Rike Islands have been convicted on a crime, or have been accused of a crime for pending further prosecution. It is gauranted under the law that a accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court.

The Correction Department is solely responsible for under lock and key and to ensure their safety.

Rikers Island has seen one inmate death after death. The recent incident was the death of Chrizma Jones, 23 years of age, incarcerated on alleged second-degree assault charges, she died on July 14, 2024. The latter lawyer claim, Correction personnel repeteadly interfered with medical evalution efforts.

Under the law, Jones’ case is a felony punishable by between 5 to 10 years in prison upon conviction. Hence, she wound up woth the death penalty in a state where public executions are outlawed - her case never getting to trial, her guilt never proven.

Both state and city Corrections Departments they will investigate Jones’ death.

Even as the Adam’s administration has pledged reform under two different correction commissioners, inmates are still dying on Rikers under questionable circumstances.

The Editor’s Opinion stress out that the Adam’s Administration must also step up efforts to that reform efforts on Rikers and replace it with community-based jails by 2027.

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HOME SALES PRICES HIGHER THAN EVER IN BROOKLYN

Brooklyn broke a record on real state prices on the brown market. It grew up to 45,3%. The currently average price per square feet it’s $2,033 a big lap over the $1.399 from a year ago.

The prices for homes, condos grew up 4.2% from 950.000 to 990.000. The listing inventory increased for the first time in 9 quarters.

In the other hand, the average price per square foot for co-op sales dropped 6%. Brooklyn shows mixed signals but positive clearly. It shows “Brooklyn desirability and competitiveness”.

Ma. Alejandra Ortega

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There is a new app that makes having a personal trainer accessible to everyone, at affordable prices. This platform gives you the opportunity to train at any time and also gives Latin trainers the opportunity to reach more people and increase their income.

The idea of ​​having an affordable personal trainer is innovative as it allows more people to find a training plan according to their lifestyle and budget, and it also encourages a healthier and more active life within everyone's reach.

Evelyn

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Simone Biles is one of the most famous gymnast in the Paris Games. Not only because she can be the first American gymnast who have 7 Olympic Medals, but also because she didn’t give up her career even I she had some healthy issues in the past Olympic Games at Tokio. Thanks to all the support of her family, team and coachs she is ready again in the competition for an Olympic Medals. 

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There is a Rikers Island inmate developed rash,died after Doc denies help . Rikers Island inmate who was denied about medical care while behind bars she died on July 14, shortly after she was released from costudy, the Legal Society and the other advocates said . Charizma Jones suffered a medical emergency while detained at Rikers Islands. Jones died after more than tow months after EMS rushed the 23- years old women from the jail to Ermbust hospital. To conclude the situation is that Rikers staff recieved disciplinary action as a result of the investigation.

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She is from USA 🇺🇸 and she is 27

She already 🏆 🥇 37 rewards in the Olympic games

In the beginning she won the top scores on the floor it was 14.600 and vault 15.300 is also the leading qualifier for Thursday's.

Now she is feeling the pain and they Don't know if she is gonna keep because she got through calf pain.

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Dogs are super intelligent animals. In addition to being good friends, they can contribute to society: for example, by helping the police with airport security, drug control, terrorism, and others. They are also great guides for people with visual and hearing impairments. Studies show that dogs can also contribute greatly to the treatment of depression.

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Music + memories + Madison Square Garden = BILLY JOEL

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Music + memories + Madison Square Garden = BILLY JOEL

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The famous singer Billy Joel has been performing at Madison Square Garden for a decade, marking his residency at “The World’s Most Famous Arena” with his 150th performance, 50 years after his first show there, inside the most iconic places in New York City. To celebrate, the Madison Square Garden made a wonderful exhibition to Billy Joel fandoms titled “Defining Moments,” when the people can see his legacy and the arena’s history. Started in July 25, visitors can see rare articles, photos, and items like Joel’s harmonicas, Ray-Bans, setlists, and a replica of his performance-related banners.

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The article discusses a troubling incident at Rikers Island where an inmate reportedly developed a serious health condition and later died, with allegations that the Department of Corrections denied necessary medical help. Advocates are raising concerns about the neglect and callous treatment of inmates, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform within the prison system to ensure the health and safety of all individuals in custody.FrancescoDel Gaudio

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Simone Biles competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics despite dealing with left calf pain. She tweaked her calf while warming up for the floor exercise but continued to compete, performing exceptionally well. Biles led the all-around standings with a score of 59.566 points and topped the vault and floor exercise standings. Her resilience and performance have been widely praised, and she remains a key contender for multiple medals in the ongoing Olympics.

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Affordable Housing Lottery Opens in East New York With $750 Units

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Affordable Housing Lottery Opens in East New York With $750 Units

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There is an affordable housing lottery in Brooklyn, New York, in which there are 10 apartments considered to be really affordable for families earning 40 to 80 percent of the area median income. The prices go from $750 to $2.034 dollars depending on how big the apartment is.

The building has bike storage lockers,a shared laundry room, security cameras, intercom, an elevator, and air conditioning, and the rent includes hot water.

These prices make this a great and affordable option for low income people.

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JUNETEENTH!

Juneteenth is the celebration of the freeing of slaves.

Abraham Lincoln officially freed the slaves in 1863. The holiday became official on June 17th , 2021

Juneteenth is a resilience of black people and their culture. It symbolizes and embodies the essence of their ancestors.

In particular This holiday helps with the cultivating the growth and visibility of Black businesses and culture.

Mariana and Francesco.

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Teen in Manhattan killed two men while targeting cousin

Shooting Incident happened last June 16, 2024 around 11:43pm at West 207th St., and 10 Ave. at Inwood.

Based on the reivewed evidence the 16 year old boy wearing a ski mask and all black clothing attempted to fire another man who later identified his cousin. Two bystander have been died on the spot by stray bullets and one was brought to the hospital.

While the motive was not clear, hence the police sources told that the incident was related to gang called 200 crew.

Alhough the teenager identity remainded undisclosed the former was arrested at home by the police officer and was charged with two counts of murder and criminal possesion of a weapon.

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Summer is about forging memories, connections and cultivating new friendships, thats the reason why many parents want that their children have this experience.

The most interesting camps are arts, sports and theatre.

Kids could learn about the cultures that exist around the world, and improve their skills, also they can overcome themselves.

Camps are for everybody, all ages and all likes, the most important thing is that kids can get a good experience and enjoy it.

Evelyn Aguilar

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NYC's parks are in crisis; Mayor Adams can make it right.

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NYC's parks are in crisis; Mayor Adams can make it right.

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Our Parks Department's staffing levels have expesrienced a five year decline, with this year being the lowest second only to drastic cuts in FY21, at the pandemic's onset.
$25 million budget cuts announced in November. Slashing it's budget by 5% and the elimination of key programs.
A preliminary budget for the next fiscal year proposes an additional $55 million reduction in funding and a resulting headcount that is at historic lows.
It's time to disrupt this dangerous cycle of underfunding and commit to building a brighter, greener and equitable future for all New Yorkers.

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US Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza with Draft UN Resolution 

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The article from The Guardian titled "US Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza with Draft UN Resolution" discusses the United States' urgent appeal for a ceasefire amidst escalating tensions in Gaza. Against a backdrop of heightened violence, the US has put forth a draft resolution to the United Nations, urging all parties involved to halt hostilities and engage in diplomatic dialogue. The proposed resolution underscores the importance of international cooperation and negotiation in resolving the conflict and restoring peace to the region. This article sheds light on the ongoing crisis in Gaza and the diplomatic efforts being made to address it, emphasizing the significance of swift action and multilateral engagement in achieving a sustainable ceasefire.

Gracias Colombia

-Juan

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The aftermath of an Israeli strike in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, on Saturday. Photograph: Ashraf Amra/Anadolu via Getty Images

The US has drafted a new UN security council resolution calling for an "immediate ceasefire" and hostage deal in Gaza, amid mounting pressure on Israel to halt its military campaign and allow the delivery of substantial amounts of humanitarian aid into the Palestinian territory.

The CIA and Mossad spy chiefs, William Burns and David Barnea, were expected to arrive in Qatar on Friday in the hope of clinching an elusive truce-for-hostages deal between Israel and Hamas. Speaking in Egypt, the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, said difficult work remained to be done but added: "I continue to believe it's possible."

Blinken characterised the UN resolution drafted by the US as calling for "an immediate ceasefire tied to the release of hostages."

If the hostage talks in Doha fail however, the Biden administration will be faced with a dilemma, whether to continue to insist on that linkage in the face of a clear warning this week from a UN panel of experts that a catastrophic famine in Gaza is imminent. The wording of the new US draft resolution presented on Thursday, seen by the Guardian, was more ambiguous than Blinken about the linkage.

It said an "immediate and sustained ceasefire" was "imperative" adding that "towards that end" unequivocal support should be given to the hostage negotiations.

A European diplomat at the UN said the stress on an "immediate" ceasefire and the phrase "towards that end" showed significant movement in the US position. "I think it is a shift in saying that a ceasefire is not contingent on a specific deal," the diplomat said.

The shift in wording came as European leaders met in Brussels to discuss a common EU call for a ceasefire. The EU foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, said the failure to get immediate and enough aid into Gaza was a "failure of humanity" and condemned Israel's reluctance to give full road access to a convoy of trucks waiting with humanitarian aid on the border with Gaza.

But Borrell said he was "happy" that EU member states were being asked to adopt a declaration on Israel that went radically beyond the conclusions in October when they agreed to call for humanitarian pauses in the conflict in the Middle East.

European sources said the change in the US position on a ceasefire may have "allowed Austria and Czechia to revisit their position" and join other member states like Germany in supporting the wording in the draft communique calling for "an immediate humanitarian pause leading to a sustainable ceasefire".

The change in US language also increases the pressure on the Israeli government, which has been insisting it will carry out a new offensive on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, in the face of strong US objections.
Israel-Gaza war
The hostage talks in Doha will focus on closing a stubborn gap between the negotiating positions of the two parties. Israel has rejected a Hamas proposal for hostage release in exchange for an agreement that would end the war. Israel is focused instead on a temporary pause, in which 40 particularly vulnerable hostages, elderly and sick people and some women, would be freed for a six-week cessation of hostilities.

"I think the gaps are narrowing, and I think an agreement is very much possible," Blinken told the Saudi news channel Al Hadath. "The Israeli team is present, has authority to reach an agreement."

Blinken restated US opposition to a planned Israeli offensive on Rafah, the southernmost Gazan city where more than a million Palestinians have take shelter from Israeli bombing.

"A major military operation in Rafah would be a mistake, something we don't support. And, it's also not necessary to deal with Hamas, which is necessary," Blinken told a news conference in Cairo. The Biden administration has invited Israeli officials to Washington to discuss alternatives, a meeting that is expected next week.
Republican House speaker says he'll invite Netanyahu to address Congress
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is meanwhile threatening to use his political clout in the US and his close relationship with the Republican Party to resist pressure from the administration. Netanyahu held a 45-minute call with Republican senators on Wednesday, in which he vowed to press ahead with a Rafah operation. The Republican House Speaker, Michael Johnson, said he intended to invite the Israeli leader to address a joint session of Congress, which would be an echo of Netanyahu's previous appearance in 2015, when he used it as a platform to voice opposition to Barack Obama's Middle East policies.

Pressure is also piling up on Biden from the other direction, pressing for an unconditional ceasefire. In a letter to the president, 67 former US national security officials urged him to press for a truce.

"Civilian killings of this nature and magnitude cannot be justified," the letter said. We are also concerned that Israeli conduct of the war risks making Gaza uninhabitable for Palestinians."

The US draft resolution is unusually detailed, containing 26 operative paragraphs, stressing the demand for "the immediate, safe, sustained and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance at scale directly to the Palestinian civilian population throughout the Gaza Strip".

Details of the draft resolution were revealed as the UN released an analysis of satellite imagery showing that 35% of buildings in Gaza had been damaged or destroyed during Israel's offensive, which has claimed almost 32,000 Palestinian lives.

The US has vetoed previous UN security council votes on the nearly six-month-long war, objecting as recently as in February to the use of the term "immediate" in a draft submitted by Algeria. In recent weeks, however, Washington has upped the pressure on its ally while insisting Hamas militants must immediately release the hostages seized during its 7 October attacks on Israel.

US officials had been negotiating an alternative text since blocking the Algerian draft resolution calling for an "immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza at the end of February. That alternative, focusing on support for a six-week truce in exchange for the release of hostages, had little chance of winning approval, according to diplomatic sources.

While no vote has yet been scheduled on the new text, it sends the clearest message yet to Israel of the Biden administration's growing frustration with its prosecution of the war, and comes after a warning from the UN human rights chief, Volker Türk, that Israel may be committing a war crime by using "starvation as a method of war".

Source says wording suggests significant movement in US position as pressure mounts on Israel to halt campaign

A UN analysis of satellite imagery found that 35% of buildings in Gaza had been damaged or destroyed by Israel's offensive. Photograph: Jack Guez/AFP/Getty Images

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Amazon and FedEx reconciliated

Amazon has partnered with UPS for delivering packages

FedEx is seeking to come back to do parcel deliveries for the giant retail

Still an agreement has not been reached but talks had happened since last spring

* Amazon wants to improve customer service while returning packages.

By Andres Tobar

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Lopes, Rennan

The famous and recognized brand Polly-o is celebrating its 125 years of existence with one more advertisement occupying the first page of some Newspapers in NY.

The brand affirmed its advertising, the quality of its products, its long time on the market, and very attractive and eye-catching images of its products.

Polly-o belongs to the large group of BelGioioso Cheese brands, and has a large space in its sector.

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Brooklyn pol slams "unappetizing" quality of public school lunches 

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State Sen. Iwen Chu is urging Mayor Eric Adams to address the decline in the quality of public school lunches following a $60 million cut to the Education Department's budget. Chu received numerous complaints from parents, including photos of "horrifying" lunches with moldy produce and subpar quality. She emphasizes the impact on students' well-being and learning abilities. Chu wrote a letter to Adams and NYC Public Schools Chancellor David Banks, demanding urgent action to improve lunch quality. The DOE spokesperson stated that schools flagged by Chu were inspected, but the outcomes were not disclosed. Changes in lunch menus followed a 5% budget cut in November 2023, with Adams later reversing some cuts and investing in Summer Rising. The DOE mentioned increased costs due to a 9% rise in student participation, supplemented by federal funds. Representatives for Adams did not respond to requests for comment.

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The 96th Academy Awards will take place on March 10, 2024, live at 7 pm from the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood.

Late-night star Jimmy Kimmel will host the Oscars for the fourth time

“Oppenheimer” leads the field with 13 nominations, followed by “Poor Things” with 11 noms and “Killers of the Flower Moon” with 10. “Barbie,” the summer’s biggest blockbuster, nabbed eight nominations.

Barbora

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5 Tips for women to take control of their sexual Health….

sexuality is fun and not a tabu anymore. To enjoy more about it, it’s important to take into account these five recommendations to be safe as well.

1. Schedule regular checkups

2. Understand your birth control options and how to secure them.

3. have a back up plan

4. Educate yourself

5. Open communication with a partner.

It’s always your choice.

By. Vanesa Sz.

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NY governor send National Gusrd to help fighting subway crimes

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NY governor send National Gusrd to help fighting subway crimes

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Gov Lathy Hochul announced the surging of National Gusrd to help MTA high crime rates in the subway stations

Mayor Eric Adams was absent during Governor’s press conference

She stated that she has there not to tell crime statistics but to take actions to combat crime

Also a new fast track camera system is another idea to prosecute offenders in the subway system

Andres Tobar

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Token hits $67K in stark rise from '22 depths.
Bitcoin neared its all-time record high on Monday after crossing the $67,000 threshold a remarkable turnaround from late 2022 when the token's value plunged below $17,000.
The most popular digital currency traded 7% higher, at $67,592 as of 5 p.m. Monday a 300% improvement from its nadir.
Their launch opened the way for new large investors and has reignited enthusiasm and momentum reminiscent of that in the run up to record levels in 2021.
Bitcoin's recovery has boosted other digital coins, including ethereum, which
has seen its value jump by nearly 15% in the past week. One ethereum coin traded at $3,600 late Monday.
Coinbase, the popular crypto exchange, saw its stock surge 11% to $229.15.

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A man in his 30s was fatally struck by a hit-and-run driver while crossing Canal Street in Lower Manhattan's Little Italy this early Wednesday morning. Despite the efforts by first responders, he was later pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital. The driver of the dark-colored SUV fled the scene, and police are still investigating. Canal Street, known for its dangerous conditions, has seen many fatalities and injuries in traffic accidents over this decade, pushing the city officials to give more priority to street safety and a redesign. So far this year, traffic collisions have killed 40 people across the city, many more compared to the same period in 2023.

Gaia

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Extra police deployment underway in subways to combat recent rise of crimes

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Extra police deployment underway in subways to combat recent rise of crimes

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NEW YORK CITY -- Thursday marked the beginning of the massive police deployment in New York City subways amid the recent rise in subway crimes.

The deployment comes after Gov. Kathy Hochul revealed her five-point plan to bring additional state resources to bear on combatting subway crime in New York City. The new deployment allowed for an additional 1,000 NYPD officers ordered into the subway last month to conduct bag checks and follows the slashing of a conductor and other high profile crimes.

Teams of uninformed police officers were seen at stations on the East and West Side handing out summonses, stopping on and off the trains and doing check-ins with conductors.

"It is important to have them around," said one conductor.

abc7nyc.com

Elena Madalina Chiriac

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Microplastics in Blood Linked to Cardiovascular Risks: Key Findings

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Microplastics in Blood Linked to Cardiovascular Risks: Key Findings

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Elaine Chen - STAT NEWS and Sky News

- Recent research reveals a concerning connection between microplastics in blood and increased risks of stroke, heart attack, and premature death.

- The study, conducted through a comprehensive meta-analysis, synthesized data from multiple research endeavors spanning the past decade to 2024 at the New England journal of Medicine. It encompassed insights from 10,000 participants across various demographics and geographical regions. The meta-analysis unearthed a significant correlation between the detection of microplastics in blood samples and elevated incidences of stroke, heart attack, and premature death. Data said that people display 12.5% more probabilities to show and display heart diseases that people don't have microplastics on their blood diagnosis.

- These findings underscore the urgent need to address microplastic pollution as a pressing public health concern and advocate for stricter regulations and sustainable alternatives.

- Combatting plastic pollution is crucial to safeguarding cardiovascular health and ensuring a healthier future for all.

Buenos días Colombia and good morning séptimo día

-Juan

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Doctors have sounded the alarm on tiny plastic particles entering the human body after finding people with higher levels in blood vessels had a greater risk of stroke, heart attack and earlier death.

Scientists have known for some time microplastics are entering our bodies via the , water we drink and air we breathe.

Little is understood about the impacts they might have on health, but a new paper published on Thursday makes a "key advance" in scientists' understanding.

The study found patients with micro- or nanoplastics in the fatty plaque in their blood vessels were much more likely to suffer a stroke, earlier death or heart attack than those whose vessels were not contaminated with plastic.

The researchers identified plastic in the blood vessels almost three in five (58%) of the 304 patients enrolled in the study in Italy.

The results were published in the peer-reviewed New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).

The findings do not prove the plastic particles caused the heart attacks and strokes, as the patients could have been exposed to other risk factors.

But they chime with other research that found microplastics harm human cells, released by Hull York Medical School and the University of Hull in 2021.

Prof Richard Thompson from Plymouth University's International Marine Litter Research Unit, said: "Our laboratory studies have shown that within a few hours, nano plastics can spread from the digestive tract, via the circulatory system, throughout the body of marine organisms."

He added: "So perhaps not surprisingly there have been recent studies showing the presence of micro or nano plastics in human blood and tissues.

"This paper makes a key advance, helping evidence the potential for associated harm."

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The world is producing more and more plastic, only 9% of which is successfully recycled, with the bulk ending up in landfill, incinerated or leaking into the environment, according to a new OECD report.

Plastic does not break down for at least hundreds of years.

Jo Royle is CEO of Common Seas, a campaigning organisation that in 2022 commissioned peer-reviewed research found plastic in blood.

She called the new research "profoundly worrying, but unfortunately not a shock".

She added: "From our blood to our hearts, plastic has now infiltrated every part of our body.

"Governments globally must now act swiftly to ban harmful plastic products and unite behind a legally binding Global Plastics Treaty that recognises the threat plastic poses to human health."

In 2022, 175 governments agreed to draw up an international, legally binding agreement to end plastic pollution.

It was due to be finalised by 2024, but negotiations are ongoing.
Watch The Climate Show with Tom Heap on Saturday and Sunday at 3:30pm and 7.30pm on Sky News, on the Sky News website and app, and on YouTube and Twitter. The show investigates how global warming is impacting people and the natural world, and highlights the solutions driving the transition away from fossil fuels.

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Microplastics in blood linked with stroke, heart attack and early death, study finds

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The fact tiny plastic particles are entering human bodies has been well established, but their impact there is less understood. A new paper makes a "key advance" in scientists' understanding.

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Brooklyn pol slams unappetizing' quality of public school lunches

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Iwen Chu is a State Sen, who is calling on Mayor to immediately address the decline in quality of public school lunches due to budget cuts.

There are many complaints from parents about the standard of food being served up in the city's public schools following the $60 million cut made to the Education Department's budget.

The senator wants attention to be paid and the students’ lunches to be improved. She said that Insufficient meals harm a child's memory, concentration, motor skills, energy, and overall mood. For students facing food insecurity, they rely on free or reduced fee school lunches that can provide them with nutrition and protein.

Wanesa Benalcazar

Vocabulary

Slams

Budget

Moldy

Slimy

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The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin" is a whimsical and absurd comedy series created by Noel Fielding, known for his work on "The Mighty Boosh" and "The Great British Baking Show." Set in 18th century England, the show follows a purple-heeled vegan version of legendary highwayman Dick Turpin who leads a gang with unconventional methods. The series embraces absurdity reminiscent of Monty Python and celebrates the imaginative spirit. Fielding's portrayal of Turpin infuses kindness and inclusivity, reflecting his own personality and real-life role as a father. The show's creation stemmed from a game in a producer's office, reflecting Turpin's legacy in British culture as a character akin to Robin Hood. Through its irreverent humor and unique characters, "Turpin" offers a refreshing comedic experience reminiscent of classic British comedy.

Gabriele Loureiro dos Santos

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Roller derby is a contact sport on skates (quad skates) that is played between two teams on an flat oval track, each team has 5 players (4 blockers and 1 jammer), the jammers have a star on their helmet that identifies them, The purpose is that for each blocker she passes she makes a point (4 points per round) and the blockers cannot let the jammer pass and they must help them jammer to pass, this is when the blocks and falls are seen. It is a sport with many rules and referees.

They are matches with a duration of 60 minutes divided into two 30-minute halves, which in turn are divided into 2-minute jams or races.

Players must use all regulatory protection, which is a helmet, mouth guard,  wrist saver guards, elbow pads, and knee pads.

Roller derby was born in the United States many decades ago. Over the last 20 years it has grown both in North America and around the world, with Europe, Asia and part of Latin America becoming strong. There is a global association that regulates the sport called Women's Flat track derby association - WFTDA.

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This news reports a new twist in a legal case involving prosecutor Fani Willis and her alleged relationship with Nathan Wade, a former lover and business partner. A new witness claims to have heard Willis instruct another associate to stay quiet about the case, raising questions about a potential conflict of interest. Willis is facing accusations of keeping the relationship secret and could be disqualified from the case if it's proven she lied in her testimony. However, Willis's office argues that the witness is unreliable and has reasons to lie. The court has not yet decided whether to reopen the hearing for further evidence.

Claudia Silva

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The New York Knicks secured a crucial win against the Cleveland Cavaliers despite facing injuries, with Bojan Bogdanovic and Donte DiVincenzo’s sharpshooting leading the way. Bogdanovic scored 20 points, rebounding from a previous low-scoring game, while DiVincenzo poured in 28 points after a brief shooting slump. Their performance highlighted the Knicks’ need for shooting depth and stability, especially amidst a recent slide in form. Head coach Tom Thibodeau praised their contributions and emphasized the team’s unselfishness and improved ball movement. However, the Knicks faced concerns as star player Jalen Brunson exited the game with a left knee contusion, although initial X-rays showed no serious injury. The team signed Jacob Toppin to a two-way contract, and there were controversial calls involving DiVincenzo in recent games. Additionally, Isaiah Hartenstein suffered a black eye after an incident with Max Strus during the game.

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Tony Soprano's last jersey dinner booth sells for $82k

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Tony Soprano's last jersey dinner booth sells for $82k

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The Sopranos is an American crime drama television series. The series revolves around Tony Soprano, a New Jersey-based Italian-American mobster who struggles to balance his family life with his role as the leader of a criminal organization.

The series finished on June 10, 2007 at a restaurant in New Jersey where the final scene series was filmed. The day before, the booth used in the show was was sold in an online auction for $82.000 to a buyer that whises to remain anonymous.

Christian Ortiz.

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Iranian spy Majid Dastjani Farahani, 41, is on the FBI's list for planning to assassinate American officials.

The alert came as Iran sought to avenge the 2020 US assassination of Major.

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A Space X-backed maker of flying cars that carry a price of $300,000 said it has a pre-order backlog of 2,850 units, with the first prototypes scheduled to be in the air as early as next year.

Alef Aeronautics, a Silicon Valley startup said the pre-orders for its Model A total more than $850 million.

A fully refundable deposit is $150. Alef CEO Jim Dukhovny said that if everything goes right, they plan to start production of the first one by the end of 2025.

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Donald Trump secured a noteworthy triumph in the Supreme Court of the United States, a victory that unfolded amidst a backdrop of legal intricacies and strategic maneuvers. The courtroom drama was marked by intense arguments and keen legal tactics, ultimately resulting in a decision poised to reshape the political landscape. This legal feat underscores Trump's adept navigation of constitutional complexities, leaving an indelible mark on the broader narrative of American governance.

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Petr K.   Man killed in Little Italy hit-and-run.   The article talks about an incident that happened on one of the most dangerous streets in NY, Laffayette Street, the intersection with Canal Street. A 30-year-old man crossing this intersection at 4:50 am was hit by a car that fled the scene of the accident; the man was taken to the hospital, where he later died. Unfortunately, the driver was not found, and the authorities refuse to reconstruct the intersection despite its high accident rate.

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Petr K.   Man killed in Little Italy hit-and-run.   The article talks about an incident that happened on one of the most dangerous streets in NY, Laffayette Street, the intersection with Canal Street. A 30-year-old man crossing this intersection at 4:50 am was hit by a car that fled the scene of the accident; the man was taken to the hospital, where he later died. Unfortunately, the driver was not found, and the authorities refuse to reconstruct the intersection despite its high accident rate.

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1. After working hard, we decided to call it a day and return home for a well-deserved rest.

2. Does the name “John Smith” ring a bell?

3. The elevator is out of order again, so we'll have to take the stairs.

4. It seems like the boss has it in for you angry, considering all the extra tasks he's been assigning.

5. every time they meet, it's hard to stop them from talking shop about the latest events

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1) Our teacher gave us an assignment but I can't make head or tail of these topic.

2) I pull my socks up this year))

3) Do you ring a bell my name?

4) After hard work out, call it a day.

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S1) Probably The name didn't ring a bell, but maybe his face sure does.

2) I was training yesterday and then out of the blue my mom called me.

3) Why does this guy has it in for you?

4) Dear Darla, could You tell me why Susan was given the sack?

5) Relax, you don't need to make a meal of it.

Emanuella Hernández Fernández.

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1.-mangers ask everyone to not enter into the break room because they will be talking shop

2.-I can remember what you are saying that people doesn’t rings me the bell

3.- I don’t like to work with then even if I try to be good with them they have it in for

4.- He's going to have to pull his socks up if he wants to stay in the team

5.-one day out of the blue  he ask her to brake up the relationship

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-Your face is ring bell to me

-Out of the blue she fell the ground

-The teacher didn't grade with a level playing field

-Call it a day in this moment

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"Call it a day"
After hours of cleaning, we finally decided to call it a day.

"Pull your socks up"
You need to pull your socks up if you want to pass the exam.

"Ring a bell"
Does the name John Smith ring a bell to you?

"Have it in for"
I don't know why they have it in for me lately.

"Talking shop"
Let's avoid talking shop during dinner and focus on enjoying ourselves.

Claudia Contreras

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1. She was late for work because the elevator was out of order this morning.

2. John is so stressed at work and just want to call it a day.

3. She was so shocked and stunned to speak because out of the blue she saw her boyfriend with another girl.

4. He just bought a new car and need to pull his socks up so he can pay it monthly.

5. He got sack because he cant make head or tail of the computer program that was assigned to him.

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One day out of the blue my husband said he wanted to go to church.

They played golf twice a week after their first day, talking shop continually.

Give me a beer and call it a day, thanks.

Guys, will someone tell me why she was given the sack?

Why does this Adrian has it in for you?

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1. One day, out of the blue, she announced that she was leaving.

2. Your behavior was completely out of order.

3. He was talking shop to a fellow professional.

4. Well, the simple answer is that there should be a level playing field.

5. I was studying for hours but I had to call it a day when darkness fell.

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I don't want to discuss anymore, please call it a day.

I’m a good student, I can’t understand why my teacher has it in for me.

It was just a misunderstanding, don’t make a meal of it.

I think I know him, his name rings a bell.

He told me he knew her and It fell like a lead balloon.

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NY pols push bipartisan bills to boost summer meal programs 

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NY pols push bipartisan bills to boost summer meal programs 

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Two New York Congress members, Democrat Dan Goldman and Republicans Yvette Clarke and Marc Molinaro, have joined forces to introduce the 'Summer Nutrition Parity Act.' The bipartisan bill aims to equalize funding for summer meal programs with school-year meals, addressing concerns about the disparity in resources between the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP).

Congressman Goldman emphasizes that hunger doesn’t take a summer vacation, and inflation doesn’t pause during the summer. Ensuring year-round meals for children is essential.

Inadequate nutrition affects child development, leading to mental health issues, asthma, diabetes, anemia, and oral diseases.

The proposed legislation seeks to combat inflationary pressures, ensuring sustained meal services for children year-round. The initiative not only targets childhood hunger but also holds promise in alleviating poverty, particularly in urban centers like New York City, where over half the residents live at or near the poverty line.

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Chinatown roars like a Dragon during Lunar New Year parade.

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Chinatown roars like a Dragon during Lunar New Year parade.

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With the banging of drums and bursts of confetti, the annual Lunar New Year Parade saw thousands of revelers ring in the Year of the Dragon in China Town on Sunday. Dancers, with some clamoring with outstretched hands to touch the dancing dragons a symbol of good luck. The festivities continued from Canal Street to East Broadway, Eldridge Street, Grand Street and then ended on Delancey Street.

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From this Sunday until next Tuesday is going to be the coffee fest New York, a place for baristas with the latte art competition, roaster, producers, business owners, everyone in the coffee indus

try to find equipment, products, supplies!

Specific blog for e-commerce for specialty coffee roasters, to improve online sales.

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Fire in Bangladesh multi-storey building kills almost 50 people

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Fire in Bangladesh multi-storey building kills almost 50 people

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At least 43 people have been killed after a fire broke out in a 7-storey building. The blaze began in a restaurant at around 10:00 pm local time on Thursday in the capital, Dhaka. The fire was later bought under control, according to fire officials, and the cause is being investigated. The complex that the building is in also contains other restaurants, as well as several clothing and mobile phone shops.

Fires in commercial and residential buildings are common in Bangladesh. They are often blamed on poor safety awareness and an inadequate enforcement of regulations.

Barbora

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Guinea migrants are seeking asylum in spite of their political situation 

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Guinea migrants raise awareness of plight seeking asylum

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Guinea migrants raise awareness of plight seeking asylum

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Guinea migrants were gathered at their embassy in Manhattan to raise awareness of the political and internal conflict that affects Guinea.

They are explaining that now their country is facing prosecution, killings and arrest for no reason creating a hardship and forcing people to seek asylum in The a United States.

By Andres Tobar

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Lunar Chinese new year parade started at Canal street and ended at delcenary street.

Thousands of people attended the parade to enjoy watching the ceremony ,the dragon, the confetti and the lights.

Governor Kohoul and mayer Adams attended the opening gate.

Riyad

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Stars of Drive-Away-Dolls talk about their wild ride 

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Stars of Drive-Away-Dolls talk about their wild ride 

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The article features interviews with actors Margaret Qualley, Geraldine Viswanathan, and Beanie Feldstein discussing their involvement in a new movie project directed by Ethan Cohen. They express their admiration and excitement about the opportunity to work with Cohen and his editor, Trisha Cooke, and they emphasize the uniqueness of the script, which features queer, strong characters. The actors discuss their experience and collaboration on set, praising the quality of the script while also highlighting the freedom they had to contribute to it creatively. The film is set in 1999, and it explores the East Coast lesbian bars scene. Additionally, they mention memorable moments from filming like working with celebrity cameos, including Miley Cyrus and Matt Damon.

Gaia

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Brooklyn Paramount to reopen after grand renovation

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Brooklyn Paramount to reopen after grand renovation

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Brooklyn Paramount, a historic theater closed for decades, is set to reopen on March 27 as a live-music venue after undergoing a restoration led by Amsterdam-based design firm Ar-cadis. The theater features a stunning Rococo fantasy interior with a marble lobby and elaborately adorned gold-painted ceiling. Operated by Live Nation, it has already announced 45 shows with artists like PinkPantheress, Norah Jones, and Busta Rhymes. The restoration project will also create over 250 jobs and includes a music internship program for Long Island University students. Initially a movie palace, the theater later hosted music legends like Duke Ellington and Miles Davis before briefly serving as a basketball arena for Long Island University in the early 60s.

Arsen Arzumanyan

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Jewpeter-  IS IT STILL SAFE TO STAY IN NEW YORK CITY? 

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Jewpeter-  IS IT STILL SAFE TO STAY IN NEW YORK CITY? 

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There were rumors that it is not safe to walk around the city or New York specially at night. There were several times that there were stabbing in the streets and subways and it scared lits of rsidents and tourists but as of the last update, New York City remains generally safe, but it's always a good idea to stay informed about any current local safety advisories or updates from reliable sources.

The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is the largest and one of the oldest municipal police departments in the United States, with approximately 36,000 officers and 19,000 civilian employees.

Goals of the Police force of NYC- Protect the lives and property of our fellow citizens and impartially enforce the law. Fight crime, both by preventing it and aggressively pursuing violators of the law. Maintain a higher standard of integrity than is generally expected of others because so much is expected of us.

Jewpeter

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In the article "Nintendo Reveals Pokémon Legends: Arceus Z: A with a Far-Off Release Date" by Paul Tassi on Forbes, Nintendo unveils the highly anticipated Pokémon Legends: Arceus Z, a new installment in the Pokémon franchise. The game promises exciting new features and gameplay mechanics, though fans will have to wait for its release, as the launch date is set for the distant future.

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Nintendo has just revealed the next major Pokémon game, Pokémon Legends Z-A, in a new trailer, which can be seen below.

The game will feature the return of Mega Evolutions, and many fans are celebrating that it's going to be another installment in the Legends series, following Pokémon Legends: Arceus, released in 2022. The game will be set in Kalos from Pokémon X and Y.

However, the catch here is that the game appears to be pretty far off. It's being advertised as not arriving in 2025, when it will be released "simultaneously" on multiple systems, strongly implying that it may be a Switch 2 launch title, which is now also supposed to be out in 2025, according to recent reports. It will be released on Switch "systems" and there are of course multiple versions of the Switch, which Nintendo calls its family of Switch systems. However, the timeline seems to add up for a launch on its next platform. Of course, this is not yet confirmed, whatever the teaser may imply.

Fans appear to be extremely excited about the news, though what this means for say, next holiday season for Nintendo is unclear, as that might have been a big launch during that important window. But it being February 2024 and the game already having a 2025 release date indicated it's going to be at least a solid year, year and a half, and Nintendo may have to fill that gap with something else major, if they do so at all. Between this and the Switch 2 not arriving until 2025, it may be an odd final year for the Switch as the only Nintendo console.

The hope is that with the game this far off, it will allow for more polishing and a higher quality final product than the last few Pokémon games have been. And even one fans generally liked like Arceus has led to accusations that Game Freak is cutting corners with recent Pokémon games looking and running quite badly, even compared to other Switch titles. But this will be an entirely different conversation if Pokémon Z-A actually does launch on the next Switch generation, which is reportedly mean to have PS4 levels of power. What would Pokémon game look like with those capabilities (Palworld, perhaps?).

Regardless, this is big news for Pokémon fans, even if it's going to be quite a wait until it arrives. Hopefully it's going to be worth it.

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Nintendo has just revealed the next major Pokémon game, Pokémon Legends Z-A, in a new trailer, which can be seen below.

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1. If I could be a fly on the wall during that meeting, I'd learn so much about their plans.

2. The merchant turned to a loan shark when traditional banks refused to lend him.

3. As the top student in her small hometown, my girlfriend felt like a big fish in a small pond

4. After their youngest child left for college, Tom and Jane experienced the quiet of an empty nest for the first time in twenty years.

5. In the corporate world, there's a clear pecking order, with senior executives at the top and junior employees at the bottom.

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1) I liked being a fly on the wall when my mom scolded my brothers.

2) My sister looks like the cat that got the cream after know out she passed the exam.

3) There may be other fish in the sea but you always want the same one.

4) My father needed money and sold his car but the payment was chicken feed.

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I left from my country and my sister got married. My parents' house is empty and they are suffering from empty nest syndrome.

Usually family's business there is a strict pecking order to choose the next boss.

That couple is like wild horses couldn't tear them apart.

You have been best friends for a long time. Are you sure you going to fight over that boy? There are more fish in the sea! Come on!

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My best friend and I were going to start a new business, but we must be careful not to ruin it by being too greedy, like killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.

In this tiny coffee shop, I am truly like a big fish in a small pond.

I thought my boyfriend was cheating on me, but in the end, I realized I was barking up the wrong tree about him.

When I overheard the argument my closest friend and her boyfriend, I felt like a fly on the wall in the room.

When I was in high school, I was the top dog as I held the position of my class' president.

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1. He still keep the job even though the salary is chicken feed because he doesn't have any other option.

2. She is getting richer because her business is growing and she doesn't want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.

3. Ever since they broke up. She felt an empty nest every time she remembers it.

4. He got release from jail because the victim admitted that he was barking at the wrong tree when he accused him of stealing his car.

5. She was like the cat that got the cream when i saw her yesterday. She said she just passed the exam.

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Please don’t stay with him, there are more fish in the sea

To call such people loan shark is an insult for sharks

My English class is a fly on the wall 😅

My cousin feels like a big fish in a small pond

Is a lot of work for that price, that is chicken feed

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break up with your love who is legal in the country before fixing your status is kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.

Find 100 dolar in the street is tha cat that got the cream.

I gift a new cellphone to my dad is it like teaching and old dog new tricks

My coworker is fighting with the manager I think that is barkin up the wrong tree 💀💀💀

My political friend is a big fish in a small pond, only the family voted for him.

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1. I'm the top dog in my sales group.

2. She's been going through empty nest syndrome since I moved out.

3. These rappers are like big fish in a small pond, they have good talent

4. He's a loan shark, runs a big numbers operation.

5. Don’t worries about your job there are more fish in the sea than ever came

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1) My presentation tomorrow will ruffle feathers, because I didn’t have time to prepare myself.

2) Im afraid I have to go loan shark to get some money, my score is low.

3) don’t worried about lose your job, there’s more fish in the sea.

4) I’m so happy that a got so many gifts, Im feeling the cat that got the cream.

5) I’m shocked that he got fired! He was the top dog of the company.

Gabriele Loureiro dos Santos

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1. I know you're sad because you and your boyfriend broke up, but he's not the only fish in the sea.

2. I wish I'd been a fly on the wall during that conversation.

3. If you think that we do want another war, you are barking up the wrong tree.

4. Better for your confidence to be a big fish in a small pond.

5. Who made the armed forces the top dog?

Camila Llaguno

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The Harry Potter exhibition will run until August 11, 2024 in New York City. It has attracted over 2 million guests in seven cities all over the world. Tickets will include a complementary beverages and a snack before exploring the exhibition.

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This bar is located in Williamsburg, it’s a space for music lovers, there is  something for everyone, plus there is no cover charge, you will find guest DJs every weekend and is a welcoming place, I assure you will have a a great time.

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A driver from Harlem has been arrested after striking and killing a scooter rider . 
The person killed was 35 years old William Cruz police tried to help him and was taken to the hospital but could not be saved and was pronounced dead .
The driver Emilio Galvan fled the scene but the police caught up with him on Saturday and charged him with leaving the scene of an accident and driving without insurance The intersection of 183rd and park where the accident happened has seen 13 crashes resulting in 15 injuries over the past decade. 

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Comptroller Lander sues subway cleaning contractors for millions in alleged wage theft

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Comptroller Lander sues subway cleaning contractors for millions in alleged wage theft

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Eliana Calle Moore

City Comptroller Brad Lander has filed lawsuits against subway cleaning contractors Fleetwash and Ln Pro, alleging wage theft of over $2.5 million from workers. The lawsuits claim that these contractors paid subway cleaners less than the prevailing wage ruled by Lander's predecessor, Scott Stringer.

Fleetwash and Ln Pro are accused of withholding wages from cleaners at various subway terminals, with Lander seeking over $877,000 and $1.7 million in restitution, respectively. The legal dispute involves disagreements over prevailing wage requirements between the Comptroller's office and the MTA, which has filed its own lawsuit against Lander.

The subway cleaners, often facing challenging conditions during the pandemic, include undocumented immigrants hesitant to voice concerns about their legal status.

A former cleaner, highlights inadequate working conditions and hopes the lawsuit brings justice to exploited workers.

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Ellie Collin, a senior lady was assaulted in the subway station at 73rd Street and Broadway in January 26.

What she never thought that she was not alone. She reported the crime to NYPD

Mrs. Collin met Mr. Frank Danoy, a detective assigned to the case from NYPD to discussed every aspect about the suspect

Elian Gay was identified as the perpetrator and had various incidents targeting senior citizens. In one occasion , he assaulted a man leaving him with cuts

Police started a case and arrested Mr. Gay at Grand Central station

Bond was set at $100,000 and he will be back at court on February 26 with charges on second-degree robbery, multiple grand larceny and identity theft.

By: Andres Tobar

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"Mr. Melo: Where Music, Cocktails, and Good Times Collide"

In the heart of Williamsburg, Mr. Melo isn't just a bar – it's a vibe. With killer vinyl tunes, creative cocktails, and a welcoming atmosphere, it's the ultimate hangout spot. Co-owner Nate Ulsh brings the beats with stacks of records and guest DJs every weekend. Plus, no cover charge and complimentary shots at the door? Talk about inclusive! And let's not forget about the drinks – they're next level, with their Compost Cocktail program turning food scraps into tasty concoctions. Swing by 61 Withers St. from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sundays to Thursdays, and till 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays for a guaranteed good time.

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The Animal Cruelty Investigation Squad probes claims of abuse and neglect in an effort to protect the city's population of 1.1 million pets(

600,000 dogs and 500,000 cats)

The process of tracking reports of animal abuse or neglect is not easy because animals can't testify in court, so they have to build a case without a victim that can speak,

Focusing on a lot of medical records, relying heavily on partners at the ASPCA and their forensic veterinarians to identify injuries and the possible causes.

Also they got a lot of missing animals requesting because they don’t putting collar and license tag.

Gabriel Carneiro

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Harry Potter: The Exhibition extends for one final run.

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MTA IMPROVMENTS / on-going upgrade (jewpeter) 

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MTA IMPROVMENTS / on-going upgrade (jewpeter) 

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MTA train enhancements can greatly benefit NYC by improving transportation efficiency, reducing congestion, and enhancing overall commuter experience. Some potential benefits include:

1. Reduced Delays: Upgrades to signaling systems and track maintenance can minimize delays, ensuring trains run on schedule more reliably.

2. Increased Capacity: Upgrading trains and platforms can allow for increased capacity, accommodating more passengers during peak hours and reducing overcrowding.

3. Improved Accessibility: Enhancements such as elevator installations and platform modifications can make the subway system more accessible to people with disabilities and those with mobility challenges.

4. Enhanced Safety Features: Implementing modern safety features such as better lighting, emergency communication systems, and surveillance can improve passenger safety and security.

5. Environmental Impact: Modernizing trains with energy-efficient technology can help reduce the carbon footprint of public transportation, contributing to environmental sustainability efforts.

6. Economic Growth: A reliable and efficient subway system can stimulate economic growth by improving access to job opportunities and facilitating movement of goods and services across the city.

Overall, investing in MTA train enhancements can lead to a more functional, reliable, and inclusive transportation system, benefiting both residents and visitors of NYC.

- jewpeter

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Usually, we think of bullying as something that happens only with kids and we don't remember that these same kids will become adults and that this experience can leave traumas that they will need to overcome later in life. During this interview, we can see the testimony of 2 adults who had experienced bullying at a young age, one of them explains that due to the bullying suffered in school he dropped causing him to have issues finding a job as an adult, the other one mention how was difficult to help her daughter build confidence and became a lawyer in adulthood.

The second part of the interview is with a psychologist specialist on the topic, she explains that bullying happens between a pair that is in the same level of age. For example, between 2 kids, and 2 young adults in the same power position. She mentions how important it is to identify the victims and the aggressor because both of them need to be treated to avoid trauma during adulthood.

https://globoplay.globo.com/v/12377417/?s=0

Andreia Santos

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Relatos dão conta de traumas que se perpetuam por anos.

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Manhattan senior, NYPD work together to catch serial transit thief

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Manhattan senior, NYPD work together to catch serial transit thief

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Ellie Colin, a 76 years old New Yorker, experienced her first shocking incident on January 26 when she was allegedly mugged by a 22 years old man with several criminal records, Elijah Gay, at a subway station while heading home. Despite the initial skepticism, Colin reported the robbery to the police, emphasizing the importance of doing it to help stop repeat offenders. The woman’s decision indeed contributed to the caught of the suspect, already wanted for multiple subway crimes against elderly people. Colin's decision to report the incident ultimately contributed to holding the perpetrator accountable for his actions. Gay now faces charges including 2º degree robbery, with bail set at $10,000 cash or $100,000 bond.

Gaia

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Horoscopes are widely regarded as a scam because they rely on generalized, ambiguous statements that can apply to anyone. The Barnum effect, where people interpret vague statements as personally meaningful, plays a significant role. Additionally, horoscopes often lack empirical evidence and scientific basis, reinforcing the perception that they are more about entertainment than accurate predictions. Critical thinking reveals their inherent flaws and challenges their credibility as a legitimate source of insight.

ADZ

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This blog in to the news, provides a comprehensive guide on how families can save money on summer camp while ensuring their child's enriching experience. It highlights strategies such as early registration for discounted rates, seeking scholarships and financial assistance, utilizing government programs like Dependent Care FSA and Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, exploring employment opportunities at camps, taking advantage of sibling discounts, and considering gifting camp experiences. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of prioritizing safety and quality over tempting deals and suggests reaching out to the American Camp Association for personalized advice on finding a suitable and affordable camp.

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Psychics are commonly considered scams due to their reliance on vague predictions and cold reading techniques. The lack of empirical evidence supporting their claimed abilities raises skepticism. Scientific scrutiny consistently fails to validate their supernatural claims. This, combined with anecdotal evidence of deceptive practices, reinforces the perception that psychics exploit belief rather than possess genuine extrasensory perception, contributing to the view that they are more about entertainment than authentic insight.

Rodrigo Ochoa

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Soho murder leaving the hotel wearing tight leggings.

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Soho murder leaving the hotel wearing tight leggings.

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Police announced that; they are investigating a murder in the soho hotel, asking the community to help find the criminal.

They found 38 years old woman killed in the hotel room. The victim name is Denice from queens . And the reason for her staying still unknown. Police believe he killed her using the iron, because they found a piece of plastic lodged in her head.

They compared the camera recording and the suspect criminal left the hotel wearing the same leggings; that the victim was wearing when she checked in to the hotel.

Riyad.

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I was on a j train morning

There was a man let’s call him Oscar ,he was sleeping then a man let’s call him paco

came in to the subway a few minutes later paco stared to yell at  Oscar he was saying things like fuck off nigga he was saying this so mani times Oscar wake up then paco say something that make me have some questions Paco say doy you like little girls you like watch little girls fuck off between fuck oof and you like to watch little girls this like for 5 stations

Oscar didn’t do anything he just ignore Paco

It tough everything was going to calm down because Paco when to the next Corner of course he keept saying same words like but Paco came back to keep doing same thing he spit Oscar  on his face, when Paco was about to live the subway he was trying to get Oscar out of the subway being so rude with nasty word ms but then Oscar just ignore him again and last ting that Paco did spit against at Oscar’s face

What I thing about this a have a question why doesPaco mención about the little girl?maybe Paco knows Oscar and he knows something about

Maybe he is just another crazy person in the subway because is not the fist time that I see this kind of situations when Someone yells bad words

And what about Oscar’s patience I don’t know I would be able to stand a situation like this I maybe. Would be crying or something

Ilce Liliana Martinez Gabriel

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Once in my first months in New York City, I lived in Prospect Park South and I wanted to visit my friend who lived in Crown Heights. To get there I had to take the Q train and make a transfer with the S in prospect park St. The transfer is on the same platform. I arrived and the S train was there, I got on and we had to wait a little before the trip started. I entered a subway car and it was totally empty. I felt excited in my innocence because it was the first time I was in a completely empty subway car.

Then a man saw me from another Subway car came directly to mine, sat in front of my seat and stared at me. I felt very uncomfortable and scared since the next station would be Botanic Garden and it takes a while for the train to get there. I didn't want to get stuck in the subway until the next station with a man who followed me every time I changed seats.

I decided to just get off and run to a subway car where there were more people. The man did not get on and I smile perversely from the platform.

Nothing bad happened to me but I think I was in real danger that day. When discussing it with my friend, she gave me some tips to avoid dangers as much as possible.

Camila Llaguno.

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When i was still living at Jamaica, Queens. I remember every time i took the train at 179th St. There was a homeless man living at the train station. He is there with all his stuff seating inside the hallway. It seems that the hallway is his home. Most of the time you will see him sleeping or eating. Sometimes i was thinking of helping him like giving him food but im scared to come near him. He always talk to himself so if i come near him im scared that he might do something bad because i think his not on his right mind. If i am in my own country i will be able to help him but not in here because people here are quite different. Sometimes you really want to help but your scared because you dont know what kind or type of people you will be dealing with. - Fredelyn B.

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It is sad but it is real, it remains in our daily lives, constant acts and happens in various ways. The crooked look, the store clerk going after it to make sure we’re not stealing. The empty elevator is that white person decided to wait for the next one.

Claudia Da Silva

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Once I was in the train, a man walked on with a bicycle and stood up next to the door, then the a subway worker came up and asked him to leave because he couldn’t take the train with a bike on it, as soon as he left the doors closed quickly so he wasn’t able to get into another wagon.

Gabriele Loureiro dos Santos

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A common situation in Moscow is when the police force homeless people out of the metro and into the street, even if the fare has been paid. This completely violates human rights, but unfortunately in Russia, violation of human rights is a common phenomenon.

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I don't really have a story that i witnessed , but i saw a video on social media about two people fighting on the metro station. They were calling each others names . And apparently one of them was oppressing the other . Suddenly,the one that was the victim hit the other guys and he mistakenly threw the other peron on the track. And he was crashed by the train . I don't think he survived. It was a tragic incident.

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I don't really have a story that i witnessed , but i saw a video on social media about two people fighting on the metro station. They were calling each others names . And apparently one of them was oppressing the other . Suddenly,the one that was the victim hit the other guys and he mistakenly threw the other peron on the track. And he was crashed by the train . I don't think he survived. It was a tragic incident.

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Saad sg

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Oppenheimer had 13 nominations to the Oscar’s. You can watch it on peacock, YouTube, Apple TVand prime video.

Poor things has 11 nominations

Killers of the flower moon: 10 nominations and you can watch it on busy, Apple TV and google play

Barbie: 8 nominations and you can watch on YouTube busy and Apple TV

Maestro: 7 nominations and it’s ok Netflix

American fiction: 5 nominations and it’s currently streaming on theaters

Anatomy of a fall 5 nominations and you can watch it on Apple TV, prime video and YouTube

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It is very sad how our children are abused, they are very vulnerable and exposed on a daily basis.

It is the risk of leaving the children alone at home, but parents' work obligations prevent them from being protected all the time.

These crimes must be strongly punished.

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The new reports about the creation of charter school which were created as support for new schools or those that already exist.There are myths about this schools since it is believed that children will not have a good educational level but this not true since in these places are early stimulation and support programs for immigrants.

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Little Guyana in Queens opens Tropical Isle Roti Shop that brings delicious food.

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Little Guyana in Queens opens Tropical Isle Roti Shop that brings delicious food.

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The article is about a Guyanese Restaurant named Tropical Isle Roti Shop that opened 3 years ago in Little Guyana in Queens. Caters Guyanese Cuisine that influences several cuisine from India, Africa, China Portugal and native Guyanese. It also caters events and special occasion and attracts local celebrities.

Miguel