Stop and Risk?

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A proposed bill which is supported by half of NYC Council members that would reportedly require:

The police to gain permission, in audio or in writing, before a suspect or the vehicle of a suspect can be searched. That permission could be rescinded at any time during the search.

That the police officer, when seeking permission of the suspect, can only do so in a language understood by the suspect.

3 Years, 33 Weeks... Still Going Strong

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We want to take this opportunity thank you for a successful run. We welcome your visits and feedback. CITY IMAGES PO Box 147 NYC, NY 10464 admin@cimages.me

It’s possible that not everyone realizes how difficult it is to create great journalism every single day of the year, but we will continue to try and make this site informative and interesting for all of you.

Creating dialogue in the face of hostility is a challenge in social media, as well as in real life. But it can be done and will continue to be done in the best interest of journalism.

Broken and needs US to fix it

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US Congress, used to be the place where statesmen and political theorists would roam the halls and work together. Leaders like James Madison, the fourth President of the United States of America, or John Adams the second President of the United States, who served earlier as the first vice president of the United States, or GOP Superstar Abraham Lincoln, the 16th US President who served until his assassination, and so many other real leaders who served US well. These politicians not only persevered, but also developed a stronger and much prouder nation.

After watching the last two congressional sessions, it leaves me thinking that the system has broken down and it desperately needs fixing. These women and men who were elected to serve US are fighting like they're in the worst divorce anyone has ever seen. The political pettiness and small-minded meanness in national discourse is disheartening at best and works against our national interests at worst.

Congress is charged with drafting, debating and sending bills to the president to be signed into law. But how do USA's 100 senators and 435 representatives from 50 states manage their legislative business? They have not been doing a good job.

An effective method to measure their effectiveness is to ask whether US lawmakers deliberate on the most important issues of the day and make a decision to move on to the next pressing issue. By this standard alone, Congress has grown dysfunctional.

Please, reach out to your representative and tell them what you expect of them, or else you will see to it that they are replaced. These new breed of leaders need marriage counselors, or strict chaperones. What say you?

SpaceX Rocket Misses Target

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As the saying goes... Close, but no cigar. SpaceX Rocket Blasted off early this morning on a supply mission, but unfortunately missed its intended target.

The SpaceX rocket blasted off with cargo for the International Space Station, but the mission's historic efforts to land the leftover booster on an ocean barge was unsuccessful.

The American SpaceX firm's experiment to bring part of its Falcon rocket down to a soft landing on a floating sea platform was unsuccessful.

FOCAL POINT GALLERY * 41 YEARS STRONG

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Last night's artists reception at Ron Terner's Focal Point Gallery was a buzz with City Island Royalty. Among the many pieces featured in this month's installation are works produced by Lauren Chernin, the wife of City Island's most powerful and influential businessman, SAMMY, who attended the successful Friday night event.

WORLDWIDE CIVILITY

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While speaking with a friend and neighbor today, its appears that poor behavior is the new normal. Please make it a call-to-action towards restoration of respectful gestures and tolerance towards everyone, regardless or their nationality, race, color, creed, or sexual preference.
Live and let live is the policy and personal philosophy that should be practiced by all.

www.choosingcivility.org

www.paxis.org

www.schoolclimate.org

www.gratefulness.org

www.familyresource.com

www.cultureofpeacealliance.org

www.projectcivildiscourse.org

http://bensbells.org/

Digital Journalism

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With the development of smartphones in the news-gathering process it is essential to be responsible on how the news is presented by double checking all information, make sure sources are solid and that fact-finding has taken place.

A serious conversation needs to take place on reporting and multimedia storytelling with an increasingly necessary and responsible need to practice journalism in an instant era, where the 24/7 news cycle has taken over the World Wide Web.

Which type of Instruction do you need?

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COLD, Colder, coldest?

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That cold snap were experiencing continues with a chance of snow showers, according to the National Weather Service. On the bright side, the snow likely will not accumulate beyond an inch.

The weather pattern that brought frigid air to much of the country the last few days will continue to remain in place on Friday. In parts of Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota and South Dakota daytime high temperatures on Friday will be in the single digits or below zero. This will 20 to 30 degrees colder than normal.

What is your personal opinion?

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When terrorists in Paris attacked offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people and injuring as many, they were protesting parody on the Prophet Muhammad.

Now, people all over have condemned the attack, with some carrying sings or posting “Je Suis Charlie” (“I Am Charlie”).

This attack was one of France’s deadliest in decades, prompting it to raise its terror alert to the highest level. From Bangkok to Berlin, thousands are taking a stand against living in fear, as rallies defend freedom of expression.