FOOD FOR THOUGHT

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Following the Arab Spring of 2011, which brought down Mubarak in Egypt, US seemed to outsource much of our Syria political policy to the ancient capital city of Ankara, Turkey.
But now that all our efforts have proven unable, or incapable of convincing that Syrian dictator to adopt reforms, Americans must insist that our leaders formulate solid plans for that entire region.

CITY ISLAND GOLD

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The price of Gold (the metal) has soared. City Island Gold (the honey) has soared as well. It has soared through the air of City Island in the form of bees collecting nectar for that delicious end product known as City Island Gold.

In case you are not familiar with City Island Gold, it is produced and sold locally at merchants such as Kaleidoscope at the corner of City Island Avenue and Hawkins Street. So if you are in the mood for a sweet, natural treat pick up a jar or two and enjoy the nectar of the bees without getting stung.

http://www.kaleidoscope280.com

Go Away - IRENE

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Hurricane Irene could turn into a major storm with winds above 110 mph if it reaches the Southeast U.S. coast, the U.S. National Hurricane Center warned Monday as the people of Puerto Rico began cleaning up and those in the Dominican Republic get geared up.

Puerto Ricans woke up this morning to flooded streets following the overnight passage of Hurricane Irene, which was moving just north of the Dominican Republic as a Category 1.

WEATHER 4CAST

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TODAY - clouds and sunshine
Less humid with periods of clouds and sun; breezy this afternoon
High 83°
Clear
Tonight
Clear
Low 67°
Mostly sunny and pleasant

TUESDAY
Sunny to partly cloudy and pleasant
High 80°
Low 67°
Sunny, breezy and pleasant.

WEDNESDAY
Breezy and pleasant with plenty of sunshine
High 83°
Low 73°
An afternoon t-storm possible.

THURSDAY
Warm and humid with clouds and sun; an afternoon shower or thunderstorm possible.
High 87°
Low 73°
Partly sunny and comfortable.

WOMENS EQUALITY CELEBRATION CONCERT

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Celebrate The 19th Amendment giving women the right to Vote, which passed on 8/26/1920

FRIDAY AUGUST 26 @ 6P Information - 718 931 1721

Pelham Bay Park Latin Music Concert Presented by Bronx Arts and NYC Councilman Jimmy Vacca.

Headlines 8/22/11

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TRIPOLI TYRANT TRANSITION. Jig's Up For Missing Moammar Khadafy.

NATO ACTIONS. China Will Respect, Russia Deeply Regrets.

AMERICAN ANXIETY. Poor Economic Times.

MARTIN LUTHER KING. Washington Mall Memorial.

GOOD MORNING IRENE. Hurricane Threatens US.

41 YEAR HISTORY OF MOAMAR GADDAFFI

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1969: At the age of 27, Moammar Gaddafi leads a bloodless military coup against King Idris and becomes head of the Revolutionary Command Council, the country’s most important role. His proposed merger with Sudan and Egypt fails, along with a series of subsequent Arab alliances he attempts.

1970 - 1971: The new government closes all foreign military bases in the country, expels several thousand Italian residents and closes foreign-operated libraries and cultural centers.

Planned Arial Spraing

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The Department of Health will be conducting aerial larviciding for mosquitoes to help prevent West Nile Virus in marsh and non-residential areas of Bronx zip codes 10464/10475 between 6:00AM and 7:00PM from 8/22 - 8/24.

In the event of inclement weather, larviciding will take place 8/23-8/25 during the same time period. Expect to see a low-flying helicopter in the area. For more information please see the attached file or call 311.

https://attachments.sendwordnow.com/Attachments.aspx?token=496e5632-e93…

notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov - 212-639-9675

FINAL SUMMER SERENADE

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Summer Serenades: The NJMH Summer Music Festival
Etienne Charles, Trinidad Meets Harlem: A Dance
5:45 – 6:30pm
Location: 135th Street & 5th Avenue
FREE | For more information: 212-348-8300
In our final concert of our summer music festival, brilliant (and Juilliard Jazz graduate) trumpeter Etienne Charles will tap into the roots and rhythms of his native Trinidad and mash up the jazz energy of Harlem for a dance you won’t want to miss! And . . . it’s free!

Here’s what significant people have had to say about Mr. Charles:

PARKS PEOPLE

Adrian Benepe, Commissioner
Appointed January 25, 2002
Manhattan Borough Commissioner (1996-2001)
Tel: (212) 360-1305, Fax: (212) 360-1345

Liam Kavanagh, First Deputy Commissioner
Appointed February 13, 2002
Tel: (212) 360-1307

Larry Scott Blackmon, Deputy Commissioner, Community Outreach
Appointed February 16, 2010
Tel: (212) 360-3484

Therese Braddick, Deputy Commissioner, Capital Projects
Appointed July 18, 2008
Tel: (718) 760-6602

Robert L. Garafola, Deputy Commissioner, Management and Budget
Appointed February 14, 1986. Re-appointed March 14, 2002

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