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BROOKLYN TODAY B’klyn Power Players Join LICH Lawsuit AUG.5 Six Civic Organizations Join de Blasio Against Good morning. Today is SUNY Downstate the 217th day of the year. The Daily Eagle By Mary Frost for Aug. 5, 1894, reported Brooklyn Daily Eagle on the summer vacations of Public Advocate Bill de prominent Brooklynites. In Blasio announced on Friday those days, when trans-At- that six influential Brooklyn lantic travel was long and civic organizations have signed costly, only one person, on as co-plaintiffs in his lawsuit Robert G. Davidson, super- to keep Long Island College intendent of a church Hospital (LICH) open. school, reported that he The Boerum Hill Associa- was visiting Europe. A tion, Carroll Gardens Neigh- large number were vaca- borhood Association, Cobble tioning in Long Island and Hill Association, Brooklyn on the Jersey shore, in lo- Heights Association, Wyckoff cations that have long since Gardens Association and been transformed into sub- Riverside Tenants’ Associa- urbs but were “the coun- tion have joined as full part- try” back then. James ners a legal action to avert the Crichton, assistant director shutdown, de Blasio said. of the Brooklyn Public Li- Also joining the suit is a brary, was headed to local resident whose husband Wayne County, Pa., where, recently suffered chest pains according to the Eagle, and had to travel to Methodist Please turn to page 2 Six influential Brooklyn civic groups have joined Public Advocate Bill de Blasio’s (shown center) lawsuit to keep LICH open. Hospital for treatment. Be- Shown right: Academy Award-nominated actress and nearby resident, Amy Ryan. Photo courtesy of the Office of the Public Advocate cause Methodist’s ER has been packed since LICH was placed on ambulance diver- sion by SUNY Downstate, her husband waited over seven hours for treatment—a New Digs, New Logo: Montague BID Boasts Only One Vacancy delay their doctor told them could be life-threatening the Main Street in Heights Sets next time. Adding her voice at the Sights On New Hotel Traffic press conference was Acade- By Lore Croghan “We wanted a logo that accu- my Award-nominated actress Brooklyn Daily Eagle rately reflected Montague Street and nearby resident, Amy Dial M — for Montague. in presenting its energy and vital- Ryan (“Gone Baby Gone,” The Montague Street Busi- ity in an iconic way,” Brigit Pin- “The Office,” “In Treat- ness Improvement District is nell, the business advocacy ment”), whose child was a pa- ready to roll out a new logo for group’s executive director, told tient at LICH and who is a branding campaign for Brook- the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. fighting the hospital’s closure. lyn Heights’ preeminent retail The organization’s current “When my family needed corridor from its new office at logo, which consists of its name LICH, it was there for us,” 141 Montague St., which is laid out in an asymmetrical de- Ryan said. “It was a seven- more accessible to constituents sign, is a lot to take in at a quick minute sprint from the play- than its previous location. glance. A pictorial symbol Photo by Josh Ross ground to their emergency The neon-green logo has should be easier to remember. room the day my daughter a larger-than-life letter M, A logo “can be effective was injured, and waiting for with a modified rectangle when it sticks in people’s minds us was an incredible pediatric shaped like a map of the — it elicits a sense of recogni- emergency team. It means the three-block BID and the tion,” Pinnell said. world to me to know there’s a word “MONTAGUE” im- Shoppers should be seeing The Montague Street Business Improvement’s executive director, Brigit Pinnell, shows off first-class pediatric trauma posed on one leg of it. Please turn to page 2 the BID’s new logo, which will be appearing by summer's end on the famed retail corridor. Please turn to page 2

Longtime Rolling Stone columnist Transit Advocates Got Their Ferry, Now They Need Passengers Rob Sheffield By Paula Katinas residents that worked to con- McCabe and Committee to the public that the ferry will appear at Brooklyn Daily Eagle vince the Bloomberg Admin- Co-Chairman Justin Brannan service is here. The committee powerHouse The Seastreak ferry will istration to give the ferry the said they will conduct an all- will also try to convince local Arena in begin making stops at the go-ahead. out effort to get the word out residents to give it a try. The DUMBO on pier campaign was mapped at a at 58th Street in Sunset Park committee meeting held August 6 to on Monday, Aug. 5. But if the Wednesday night at the offices celebrate the ferry doesn’t have a lot of pas- of Community Board 10 in launch of his sengers each day, chances are Bay Ridge. new book the service will not be around “We’re using social media. “Turn Around past Labor Day, according to We have a Facebook page. Bright Eyes: transit advocates. But we’re also doing it old- Please turn to page 2 The Rituals of “We got what we wanted. Now we have to make sure it Love and works,” said Liam McCabe, The ferry service starts Aug. 5. Karaoke”. See co-chairman of the Brooklyn But transit advocates are work- BookBeat, Army Terminal Ferry Com- ing to get the service extended page 8 mittee, a grassroots group of beyond Labor Day. Photo courtesy

Photo via TwitterPhoto Bay Ridge and Sunset Park Councilman Vincent Gentile’s office Monday, August 5, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 1 After Complaints, DUMBO Post Office Reopens been completed this afternoon . . ficer who I spoke with on the ‘Repairs’ Completed, USPS Says . We want to thank the communi- phone. He said that Cadman Plaza BROOKLYN TODAY AUG. 5 By Mary Frost fice — an unmanned “Self-Ser- ty for their patience and look for- had lost the key and that he told Brooklyn Daily Eagle vice Kiosk” at 84 Front Street. ward to providing the high level them to call a locksmith.” Continued from page 1 born today include Hall of Fame One day after the Brooklyn The little storefront had been of service our customers have Hoey is happy the branch is “He will soon be back with a basketball player Patrick Ewing, Eagle wrote about DUMBO mysteriously shuttered and come to expect and deserve. finally open, but says that a new stock of fishing and bear- former baseball player John residents and workers frustrated empty for roughly a week, and Customers with inquiries regard- package she mailed from the hunting stories.” Olerud, actress Ja’net DuBois in their attempts to mail pack- several customers believed their ing service may call the USPS DUMBO kiosk before it closed (“Good Times”) and former astro- ages and letters, the United outgoing mail was stuck inside. Customer Service center at the is still lost. Well-known people who were naut Neil Armstrong. States Postal Service reopened USPS said in a statement to toll free number, 800-ASK- “My package, sadly, is still the neighborhood’s only post of- the Eagle, “The Postal Service USPS (800-275-8777).” MIA with the tracking showing regrets any inconvenience that Post office patrons told the only [it] being dropped off at the your readers may have experi- Eagle that they had been told the DUMBO [kiosk] last Monday, enced while repairs were being facility was closed because some- July 22nd. A call this afternoon to made inside the office. The office one lost the key. “Over the past check on the status of my case A CUSTOMER RATTLED THE was closed after business Thurs- week I was told by people at Cad- got me this reply: ‘The case has locked door at the DUMBO day evening at which time all man [Plaza post office] that the been resolved.’ Unreal. Obvious- post office earlier this week. mail was dispatched as usual.” key was lost, but not by whom,” ly this is just one of those random The branch has reopened. The statement continues, DUMBO resident Maria Hoey times when things go totally “Postal officials want the com- Photo: Mary Frost said. “The same explanation was wrong. So I opened a new case munity to know that repairs have also given by the USPS police of- with the USPS,” Hoey said.

nearest hospital,” said Gary Reilly, executive board mem- LICH Lawsuit... ber of the Carroll Gardens Continued from page 1 bing this neighborhood of ac- Neighborhood Association. center in the neighborhood.” cessible medical services, and “SUNY should work with the Last week, de Blasio filed an we have to keep fighting until community to find other ways amended petition to prevent the our message is heard loud and of sustaining our hospital be- shutdown of LICH and hold clear.” fore shutting the doors of this SUNY accountable for violating “Our communities need institution.” the Temporary Restraining LICH—and LICH needs a “What SUNY is doing to Order he secured on July 19th, competent operator. The BHA this community is an absolute which continues to require the has been working to that end disgrace, and we are going to hospital to stay open. with community groups and fight tooth and nail to ensure The local organizations elected officials, doctors, that the interests of our resi- have already been involved in nurses and hospital employees dents are protected. We are focusing the public’s attention since February,” said Jane proud to stand by Public Ad- on the closure. “They’re fac- McGroarty of the Brooklyn vocate de Blasio in this fight ing the loss of their doctors, Heights Association. and look forward to seeing a their clinics and their emer- “LICH is essential to the favorable outcome in the gency rooms,” de Blasio said. health, safety and welfare of end,” said William Ringler, Montague BID... On Friday, organization the hundreds of thousands of chairperson’s representative Continued from page 1 for the new logo design, representatives explained why people who live, work and for the Riverside Tenants’ As- the new marketing symbol branding agency Pentagram they were adding their fire- play in sociation. sprout up by summer’s end was a standout. The firm, with power to the legal action. every day. There is a health Financially troubled SUNY along the landmarked street of offices in , London, “By becoming co-petition- care emergency in Brooklyn,” Downstate has been attempt- brownstones with distinctive Berlin, San Francisco and ers on this lawsuit, we are said Roy Sloane, president of ing to close LICH for months, storefronts, many several steps Austin, did logo and signage sending SUNY a message— the Cobble Hill Association. despite fierce community op- above or below street level. work for the Brooklyn Acade- we will not take this closure “Closing this hospital position and questions about The Montague M will em- my of Music and its popular sitting down, and we are going would be a crushing blow to the legality of the closure. blazon street-lamp banners, Next Wave Festival. to be a force to reckon with,” the thousands of Brooklynites The public advocate and “Keep Montague Street clean” For the BID, it was a big state Supreme Court was need- Howard Kolins, president of who rely on [LICH] for care, civic groups are being repre- trash-receptacle signs, “Curb plus that one of the partners, ed before the $4.25 million deal the Boerum Hill Association and for all our families who sented by attorney Jim Walden your dog” signs on tree-pit Emily Oberman, is a Heights was finalized in 2009. said. “Closing LICH is rob- will have to travel miles to the of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. guards, even sanitation workers’ resident, “with a first-hand The renovation project, as uniforms. Online and in print, it knowledge and a personal inter- described in a church bulletin in will grace the BID’s website and est in Montague Street,” Pinnell May, was slowed because its Ridge-Dyker Heights-Staten Is- 8:20 a.m., 8:55 a.m. and 10:05 e-blast template, its stationery, said. principal architect had a health Ferry... land). The fact that they work a.m. For the afternoon rush hour, its advertising and its posters, The BID’s board unani- crisis and a replacement had to Continued from page 1 for lawmakers on opposite sides the ferry coming from Manhat- postcards and other marketing mously chose the M logo from be hired. of the political aisle is some- tan will arrive at the Brooklyn collateral. numerous concepts Pentagram Interior work is expected to school. We’ll be handing out thing that amuses them. “We pier at 3:15 p.m., 4:55 p.m., 5:45 A year ahead of the re-open- presented, said Pinnell, who just start in the fall. It will include fliers at subway stations,” Mc- work very well together. We’ve p.m., 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. ing of the Bossert Hotel — once moved the group’s office to the the installation of an elevator to Cabe told the Brooklyn Daily worked on other community-re- “Building upon our existing known as the “Waldorf-Astoria second floor of 141 Montague compensate for an architectural Eagle on Aug. 1. lated issues before,” McCabe Rockaway ferry service will of Brooklyn” — retail space is St., which belongs to BID Pres- quirk: 157 Montague was origi- “The easy part is over. Now said. “There is no Democratic or provide a critical transit option nearly all spoken for in the dis- ident Maria Foffe. nally two buildings, combined we have to make sure people use Republican way to get people to to assist Brooklyn residents dur- trict, which has an eclectic mix “The great thing about this at the start of the 20th Century. the ferry,” Brannan told the Eagle. ride on a ferry,” Brannan said. ing disruptions to the R train,” of long-time local players like space is that it will be able to The upper floors on the two A one-way ticket on the Mayor Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg said. Armando’s restaurant and Bent- accommodate walk-ins,” said sides of the property don’t Seastreak will be $2.00, 50 cents announced earlier this week that The ferry had widespread ley’s shoe store, plus national Pinnell, who’s getting accus- match up. cheaper than a subway ride, a the Rockaways-to-Manhattan support from elected officials names like Banana Republic tomed to the floor-to-ceiling In addition to upstairs reno- factor that Brannan and McCabe ferry operated by Seastreak, a from both sides of the aisle in and Ann Taylor Loft. windows that put her in full vations, the basement will be hope will entice riders. “It’s New Jersey-based ferry opera- Bay Ridge and Sunset Park. “When we have a vacancy, it view of passerby on the street. outfitted as a meeting room and cheaper than the subway. It gets tor, will begin making stops at Gentile said that he and tends to get grabbed pretty The organization’s office the main floor gathering space you to Manhattan in 15 minutes. the Brooklyn Army Terminal Council Speaker Christine quickly,” she said. A national was on the attic floor of 157 will get a new entryway and And it’s a great ride. What’s not Pier on Monday, Aug. 5, to help Quinn worked for several weeks credit-worthy tenant, European Montague St., the Parish House kitchen. to like?” Brannan asked. ease the rough commute R train to successfully broker the deal Wax Center, just snapped up a of St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Pinnell reached out to prop- The ferry is subsidized by rides will face due to the closure with City Hall and the EDC to storefront at 130 Montague St., Church. “It was quaint in an erty owners and brokers con- the City Economic of the Montague Street tunnel. make the ferry service available. as the Eagle reported. 1850s Paris kind of way” with nected with the BID for help in Development Corporation The tunnel, which provides “Having this temporary The one looming vacancy is “extremely reasonable” rent, finding a new office. The 141 (EDC). “Right now, it’s a pilot the major connection between ferry will ease commutes for Starbucks’ former location, 112 she said. Montague site — whose most program through Labor Day. Brooklyn and Manhattan for the those who use the R train, so I Montague St., which has been Other nonprofits that were recent tenant had been Brown- Our goal is to make it perma- R train, will close for repairs encourage people to skip the empty for 14 months. Landlord also tenants on the upstairs stone Real Estate LLC — was nent,” McCabe said. starting Aug. 3. The tunnel sus- train crowds and use the ferry Nathan Royce Silverstein is floors of 157 Montague moved vacant. In years past, the space McCabe and Brannan both tained heavy damage in Super- which will get you to Wall Street holding out for a credit-worthy out of Brooklyn Heights when housed the Brooklyn Heights said that if they can show the storm Sandy and is expected to in 15 minutes and then to mid- tenant and nixing restaurants the Episcopal church alerted Press, the Eagle’s sister publi- EDC that the service has high remain closed for 14 months, town thereafter,” Gentile said. and nail salons as prospects. them that the building needed to cation. usage, the agency will consider according to officials at the Met- The Brooklyn Army Terminal Despite concerns about pos- be vacated so long-planned ren- Pinnell wouldn’t reveal extending the service beyond ropolitan Transportation Au- has parking, something that may sible traffic problems, the luxu- ovation could begin, she said. whether Foffe is charging the Labor Day. thority (MTA). help convince Bay Ridge resi- ry hotel should be a boon to BID As a service organization devot- BID below-market rent. “She The two men are both The ferries will depart from dents to use the ferry, McCabe members: “It adds so many cus- ed to Montague Street, the BID, was very cognizant of the fact steeped in politics and have Beach 108th Street and Beach said. But he admitted that for tomers rotating through; it of course, needed to remain. we’re a non-profit,” was all Pin- knowledge of how to navigate Channel Drive in the Rock- those without cars, the trek to the enlivens the street with evening St. Ann’s got the ball rolling nell would say. government bureaucracy. Bran- aways, stopping at the new 58th pier might be difficult. “There is activities,” said Pinnell. on its renovation efforts in 2007 Foffe was reticent about re- nan is communications director Street landing in Brooklyn, Pier no bus line that goes directly to the The aim of having a new by arranging the sale of its five- vealing the rent as well. for Councilman Vincent Gentile 11 in Lower Manhattan and East Army Terminal,” he said. logo for the famed street is to story brownstone at 122 Pierre- “It is a unique situation be- (D-Bay Ridge-Dyker Heights- 34th Street in Midtown. “We’re hoping to get a shut- create a “strong and cohesive” pont St. to raise money for the cause I will be sharing the office Bensonhurst). McCabe is a In the morning, the ferry will tle bus along Shore Road to pick brand for it, she explained. rehab work. The permission of with [Pinnell] from time to community liaison for U.S. Rep. stop at the Brooklyn Army Ter- people up and take them to the When the BID sought bids the bishop, the diocese and the time,” the BID president said. Michael Grimm (R-C-Bay minal at 6:20 a.m., 7:25 a.m., pier,” McCabe said.

22 • • BrooklynBrooklyn Daily EagleEagle• •Monday, Monday, August August 5, 20135, 2013 BAMcinématek Presents ‘A Time for Burning: Cinema of the Civil Rights Movement’ 40 Films From Aug 13—28 From the Brooklyn Academy Conversely, some institutions St. Clair Bourne’s Let the Church of Music attempted to embrace radicalism. Say Amen! (1974—Aug 21) exam- From Tuesday, August 13 The Kennedy administration gave ines the church’s role in politics through Wednesday, August 28, Robert Drew unprecedented access and identity, and Gordon Parks’ BAMcinématek presents A Time to the White House and the homes The Learning Tree (1969—Aug 18) for Burning: Cinema of the Civil of Robert F. Kennedy and George is a semi-autobiographical account Rights Movement, a 40-film series Wallace for Crisis: Behind a Pres- of a teenager’s confrontation with commemorating the 50th anniver- idential Commitment (1963—Aug racism in the 1920s—the first Hol- sary of the March on Washington. 16), which followed the integration lywood studio film directed by an The series covers the civil rights crisis at the University of Alabama African-American filmmaker. This movement from the end of World for several days with a rare insid- 35mm screening is co-presented by War II to the historic 1963 march er perspective—one of the first the Warner Archive Collection. and the waves of legislation that landmark examples of direct cin- Beyond the world of documen- passed in the years after. Culled ema. Crisis screens with The Chil- tary, the civil rights movement from 28 private film and television dren Were Watching (1961), Drew’s was also reflected in Hollywood archives, collectors, studios, and New Orleans-set school desegrega- studio productions and exploita- the New York Public Library, these tion short, and the program will be tion films. Where the Hollywood films create a picture of what is followed by a Q&A with D.A. Pen- productions espoused progressive often called the heroic era of the nebaker, “a legend in the world of and liberal ideas about race, the movement, with rarely screened documentary filmmaking…a pio- exploitation titles channeled the documentaries and archival foot- Image courtesy of PhotoFest neer in the art of cinéma vérité,” era’s social turmoil into low-brow age alongside Hollywood classics, (Melissa Silvestri, Filmmaker Maga- genre motifs. Among the Holly- revolutionary independent films, the Great Depression and World York Public Library, and the pro- zine), who collaborated with Drew wood films screening in this series agitprop, and incendiary exploita- War II into the postwar era (and gram features an introduction by on Crisis and other works. Pen- are Robert Mulligan’s adaptation tion movies. his subsequent blacklisting), library archivists David Callahan nebaker and many of his peers, of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-win- Opening the series on Tues- to George Stoney, James Blue, and Elena Rossi-Snook. including Drew, Shirley Clarke, ning classic To Kill a Mockingbird day, August 13 is the New York and Charles Guggenheim’s pro- Many documentaries pro- Madeline Anderson, and the Mays- (1962—Aug 18), which was nomi- premiere of a new 35mm resto- gressive work within the Unit- duced for television, government, les brothers, shared an office and nated for eight Academy Awards ration of King: A Filmed Record... ed States Information Agency, to and other organizations were of- worked in artist communities that and won three, including a Best Montgomery to Memphis (1970), a direct cinema. The earliest film ten met with surprise and hostil- revolutionized the form through Actor nod for Gregory Peck’s hero- chronicle of the life of Martin Lu- in the series, Hurwitz and Paul ity for their radical political per- collaboration. ic performance as Atticus Finch; ther King, Jr., from the early days Strand’s docudrama Native Land Robert Wise’s Odds Against Tomor- of his civil rights activism to his (1942—Aug 14) is a harrowing row (1959—Aug 23), the first film eventual assassination. Original- commentary on American labor noir to feature a black protagonist ly released in theaters as a one- struggles and the fascism with- (Harry Belafonte), boasting a score night-only event, this documen- in our own borders. Called “one by John Lewis of the Modern Jazz tary, which was produced and of the most powerful and dis- Quartet; and Daniel Petrie’s A Rai- compiled by Ely Landau, was sub- turbing documentary films ever sin in the Sun (1961—Aug 25), a film sequently nominated for an Acad- made” (Bosley Crowther, The New adaptation of the first play writ- emy Award for Best Documenta- York Times), it is emblematic of a ten by a black woman to be pro- ry Feature and deemed “culturally style of filmmaking that emerged duced on Broadway, starring Sid- significant” by the Library of Con- during that turbulent era—one ney Poitier and Ruby Dee. Roger gress, thus being inducted into that recurs throughout the series. Corman’s The Intruder (1962—Aug the National Film Registry. Fea- At the time, African-Ameri- 20), also known as I Hate Your Guts! turing narration by luminaries cans had little access to the cine- and Shame, stars William Shatner including Harry Belafonte, Ruby matic tools necessary to tell their in one of his first major roles as a Dee, Ben Gazzara, Charlton Hes- own stories. Early progressive at- racist extremist who incites the ton, James Earl Jones, Burt Lan- tempts included the addition of townspeople to oppose a school’s caster, Paul Newman, Anthony African-American singer and ac- integration. The Intruder screens Quinn, and Joanne Woodward, tivist Paul Robeson’s narration with Charles Guggenheim’s Acad- King “is fierce, violent, tender, in the aforementioned Native emy Award-winning short Nine hopeful and…above all, it is a Land, and legendary documen- from Little Rock (1964). Lastly, god- compelling reminder that much tarian, public access television spectives. James Blue’s The March Image courtesy of PhotoFest father of gore Herschell Gordon remains to be done” (The Wash- pioneer, and “prophet for social (1964—Aug 28), the quintessential Lewis’ exploitation nightmare Two ington Post). change at the barrel of a camera” record of the historic day, was William Greaves’ Black Jour- Thousand Maniacs! (1964) screens While King is a microcosm of (Paul Vitello, ) produced by the United States nal—a broadcast news program August 24, exposing a “Confeder- the series itself, by blending doc- George Stoney’s collaboration Information Agency but did not for African-Americans by Afri- ate Brigadoon” where Yankee tour- umentary newsreel footage of with black midwife Mary Fran- screen in the US until 20 years can-Americans—was a launching ists are lured and forced to engage King with interpretations by Hol- cis Hill Coley in the filmAll My later, when it was unearthed for pad for the explosion of black in- in increasingly inventive and grue- lywood figures of the day, it is no Babies (1952—Aug 20), a glimpse a celebration of Martin Luther dependent filmmaking in the 1970s some activities that lead to their coincidence that A Time for Burn- at segregated life in Georgia pro- King, Jr.’s birthday at Houston’s and an essential first job for many grisly deaths—repayment for the ing: Cinema of the Civil Rights duced by the state’s Department Rothko Chapel. William Greaves black film technicians. A selection killing of Confederate soldiers in Movement traces the history of of Public Health. Babies, along was commissioned to make a of segments screen as part of The the Civil War. mid-century documentary film- with Stoney’s Palmour Street documentary for public televi- Best of Black Journal (Aug 27) pro- On Wednesday, August 28— making, from Leo Hurwitz' at- (1957), will screen on archival sion depicting the black middle gram, including Robert Wagon- the 50th anniversary of the March tempt to extend the agitprop of 16mm prints courtesy of the New class, or “good negroes,” but in- er’s Culture in the South, St. Clair on Washington—the series clos- stead crafted a narrative of the Bourne’s Black Dance, and Ander- es with a March on Washington black revolution and the chang- son’s A Tribute to Malcolm X. Also shorts program, featuring four ing public consciousness with screening in A Time for Burning is candid portraits of the civil rights Still a Brother (1968—Aug 27), a Madeline Anderson shorts pro- movement. Cuban agitprop mas- which was later nominated for gram (Aug 22), featuring A Tribute ter Santiago Álvarez’s Now! (1965) an Emmy Award. William Jersey’s to Malcolm X; Integration Report 1, is a powerful attack on American incendiary filmA Time for Burn- a collection of footage of demon- discrimination, setting emotion- ing (1966—Aug 21) was sponsored strations leading up to the first al newsreel footage and photo- by the Lutheran church and fol- march attempt and shot by the graphs to the lyrics of the epon- lows a minister’s ill-fated exper- Maysles; and her renowned I Am ymous Lena Horne song, which iment to unite 10 couples from Somebody (1970), which was com- had been banned in the US for its his congregation with 10 from an missioned by the Hospital Work- frank commentary on civil rights. African-American church in the ers’ Union and documents the Also screening are Haskell Wex- area. Jersey will appear in person plight of 400 Charleston hospital ler’s The Bus (1965), in which the for a Q&A following the screen- employees (all but 12 were women) radical filmmaker travels to the ing of this “invaluable snapshot who went on strike in 1969. march with a San Francisco del- of an all-American place and time With greater access to mov- egation; James Blue’s The March caught in the ragged throes of ie-making resources from the late (1964), which concludes with the cultural growth” (Michael Atkin- 1960s onward, many black film- iconic “I Have a Dream” speech; son, The Village Voice), showing makers looked back and made and Ed Emshwiller’s Freedom in a restored 35mm print courte- films that showed a different per- March (1963), a rare color snap- sy of the Academy of Motion Pic- spective of the events that white shot of the march filmed from the Image courtesy of PhotoFest ture Arts and Sciences. documentarians had covered. crowd’s perspective.

Monday, August 5, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 3 eview and Comment RCrackdown on Egypt Protests: What’s Really at Stake Like an individual, a country functions best if it finds the right balance between freedom and order, or the liberty to act and security from harm. With its unfinished democratic revolution, Egypt has lurched between those two demands for months, especially in the four weeks since the army ousted an elected president, Mohamed Morsi. On Wednesday, a military-sponsored interim regime ordered an end to the sit-ins in Cairo by tens of thousands of Muslim Brotherhood support- ers who want Mr. Morsi reinstated. The prospects for violence are high af- ter a similar crackdown on the Brotherhood’s protesters last week in which more than 80 people were killed. Egypt’s descent into violence is only a symptom of a larger cascade to- ward chaos since the 2011 overthrow of Hosni Mubarak. The burst of free- dom felt by many Egyptians back then has not been matched by a new or- dering of society under a constitutional and civilian-guided democracy. The pendulum has swung between those two demands because the main play- ers – the military, Islamists and democracy activists – have each failed in its own way to provide the balance between freedom and security that Egyp- tian society seeks. On July 3, the world was witness to the odd spectacle of democracy ac- tivists inviting the historically antidemocratic military to oust an elected Is- lamist whose supporters prefer a theocracy. That tangle of competing inter- ests is best simplified by seeing events in Egypt through the perspective of a country still sorting out its freedom/order balance. A stable society can find that balance by creating a consensus on the principles that will reduce the clashes between individual rights and the need for social discipline based on rule of law. A constitutional democracy is the best way to do that. But getting there has been as difficult for Egypt as it is for almost any new democracy. In the past year, Egyptians have seen crime and inflation rise, thou- sands of workers go on strike, basic services deteriorate and a chaotic polit- ical scene produce widespread dysfunction in governance. The public then cried out for order from the one institution that is seen as the most effi- cient, trustworthy, and predictable – the military – even if that meant put- ting aside newly won freedoms for now. Egypt’s army is somewhat unique in the world. It is the largest military in the Arab world and in Africa. It has fought five wars. Four of its officers ruled the country from 1952 to 2011. And it runs basic commercial enterpris- es, such as a giant bread factory and a water bottling business, that account for at least 8 percent of the economy. Its leaders, such as chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi, claim they do not want to rule. But that claim is belied by the fact that they refuse to let a ci- vilian be defense minister. After Mr. Mubarak’s fall, the army stayed in pow- er far too long – 16 months. Now it controls an interim government of ci- vilians once again. And it has reinstated the much disliked police units that track political and religious groups. The pendulum toward order has swung too far, especially if police re- sort to extreme violence against the Brotherhood protesters. The sooner that Egyptians can rally themselves behind a new rights-ensuring constitution, the faster the country will be on track to find the balance a democracy needs. Any society requires a firm footing in both self-governance and order. —The Christian Science Monitor

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4 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Monday, August 5, 2013 KingsBronx Inn Court Panel ToClears Peruse Backlog, ‘Pumpkin Papers’ B’klyn Potential Judge for at Perjury Helm Thanks to her wit, wisdom and agenda. One quoted in the Times Ginsbergiantorney Ken Thompson.than Robertsonian! But it would determination, Brooklyn Supreme is Harvey Slovis. “She pushes them be It’sa true conceivable surprise to thatsee ThompsonPresident Court Justice Patricia DiMango has [both sides] to reach deals,” he said. Obamadefeating could the be popular the first incumbent to replace orin name a majority of Supreme Court performed a minor miracle by dispos- Attorney Slovis added, “She the Democratic primary, which D.A. Pro Bono justices since the untroubled eight- ing of scores of lingering Bronx crim- wears them down. She’ll say: ‘I don’t yearHynes term is just of aboutRepublican certain toPresident win. inal cases in her dedicated effort to think this is worth five years. I think DwightHoping Eisenhower Weiner(who Has also omi- Barrister work through a terminally congest- it’s worth two and a half. Now go nously warned us of the growth mili- ed court calendar. She did in eight back to your bosses and tell them tary-industrialCourage Tocomplex Go Away! that now By Charles F. Otey, Esq. months what it would take normal what I want, and then come back rulesHuma much Abedin of Washington.) might have already Bronx courts many years to do. with those plea offers.’” ruinedWhile her Justice promising Ginsberg career is 79as andthe some good press trying to save Long to make it the law of the land, but The above headline, admittedly, incomely ill health and and smart Justice sidekick Breyer to Hillaryis 74, IslandWorking College with Hospital, a hard corps but nobody of ded- government’sDemocrats see role it andas a the thinly-veiled hurricane. D.A. Hynes Still Favored court observers note that Justice icated right-thinking workers such as “To his great credit, Governor is incorrect. It’s an ironic version of Clinton, and why? Why should she localoutside leader of Brooklyn Fran Vella seems Marrone to care if, Christieexcuse forhas the been lawful willing execution to eat a lit-of theHon. front Carl page-headlined Landicino storyHon. of Marsha The SteinhardtIn Two-WayHon. Ellen Primary Spodek Scalia,believe theher strictpathetic Constitutional husband whencon- the hospital is closed. young black men. structionist, is 76, and so is the right- Chairs Long and Kassar have main- tle bit of humble pie and has reached New York Times which actually read: Initially, the Kings County Dis- he went back on his pledge to “go out Itto hasn’t Obama, surfaced despite as an his issue fellow yet, leaning but “swing” Justice Kennedy. tainedJustice a strong Baynes conservative Asks D.A.political n‘Bronx keeping Court with theClears season Backlog, — but Gerges,trict Attorney’s Ret. and Democratic former Justiceprima- It’sstraight” become on a the grim texting waiting addiction? game. wing of the state party by patiently Republicansbut it could distastebe argued of federalthat 17-year- gov- Withreaching Outside just Judge a little at thebit backHelm.” into Edwardry race wasRappaport a three-way, now contest,known PresidentWhy, after Obama it’s clear hashe wasalready play- reachingTo Examine out to like-minded SUNY Tactics voters. ernmentold Trayvon intervention. was actually But “standing to safe- I U.S.Many history believe — theThe Nathan New Sobel York fondlywith incumbent as president D.A. emeritus. Joe Hynes chal- nameding her andtwo everyoneliberals else— —Justices except SimchaWe Feldernote knowsthe referral this, has by dealt Su- guardhis ground” his health, in those the governor last minutes should of KingsTimes County has hadAmerican a lingering Inn of Court an- lenged by a former assistant district Kagangrubby andSydney Sotomayor Leathers — andand herthe withpreme all Courtof them Johnny as neighbors Lee Baynes and fel- to stophis young eating life. all other types of (edible)  willti-Brooklyn present abias provocative ever since session this bor on- attorney named Abe George and Ken actuarialSvengalian tables IT pimp seem who to indicate teamed that up lowKings community County D.A. organizers Joe Hynes, over direct the- pie. After all it was Zimmerman Nov.ough 27became entitled part “Pumpkins, of the cityPanic in Thompson,Bay Ridge a former Lawyers prosecutor. Set hewith could her simplydo the tosame win should a substantial either yearsing him and to believes probe possiblehe was doing criminal the who“Thanks pursued again and for tried a great to article.corner right thing for his senatorial district Sincerely, and1899. Perjury: Yet even The the TrialsTimes ofappropri Alger- PopularFor some Holiday time, Party,it was Dec.expected 19 Scaliacash pot or Kennedyat the end leave of the the end bench. of the behavior on the part of some who Martin by driving after him, closing Hiss.” by going over to the Albany Martin Feuerman, ately recognized the remarkable theThe poorly Bayfunded, Ridge barely visibleLawyers cam- off-colored rainbow? (Maybe he’s might have been conspiring to shut in and exiting his car — against in- Veteran barristers will recall that Association, headed this year by Republicans. Brooklyn Heights Hiss was a target of many Red-bait- President Pasqualino Russo, will Citizens United Is Now Another guy who has to be ing campaigns that rocked the nation present their always well-attended A Billionaire’s Club pleased with Felder’s decision is R- The full text of the Feuerman in the 1950s and 1960s. They will holiday party on Dec. 19 at the ele- While an identifiable bloc of C. Sen. Marty Golden who easily message can be viewed by going also remember that Richard M. gant Dyker Beach Golf Course woman voters sided with President won re-election over Democrat Nick online to brooklyneagle.com and, if Nixon won his first congressional Reception Hall. Obama to prevent the possible over- Gounardes. Golden is one of the you’re lucky, clicking the right com- race by painting opponent Helen Leading the way as usual this ruling of Roe v. Wade, election- most influential Republicans in mands! Albany. He’s been quiet on the Gahagan Douglas as a “tool of year is past BRLA President Ray savvy Democrats and moderate  Communist Russia” and other names Ferrier, who has served honorably Republicans know that the only way Felder switch, and though he’s not (ComSymp, Fellow Traveler) that as the association’s judiciary chair. to stop the pouring of billions of dol- talking about strategy there’s a good Helping Candidate Thompson today would seem ridiculous. “It’s going to be a great night!” said lars into political campaigns is to do chance his party will lure enough Build an Election Treasury Nixon and Sen. Joe McCarthy the veteran trial lawyer, who added, away with the infamous Citizens Democrats to their side to win con- By the way, Barrister Hill isn’t finally had their way with Hiss and “This is an opportunity for members United (read Billionaires United) trol of the upper chamber. just talking or writing politics — he’s others through the House Un- of the bench and bar to get together case. In closing, a query for political taking an active role in next year’s American Activities Committee, in the holiday spirit.” Some expected a chastised buffs: how many votes did Felder mayoralty race supporting former which scared this country into enter- The most active and successful Republican Congress to become and the Romney-Ryan team win on Comptroller William Thompson, ing the Vietnam War and much more. neighborhood bar association in the more malleable and cooperative with the Conservative lines in his senato- Jr. The Court Street attorney is team- Democratic Presidents John F. city, the BRLA was the first legal Democrats, especially on the ‘fiscal rial district? How many Democratic ing up with partner Jim Ross and for- Kennedy, and Lyndon Johnson organization in Brooklyn to institute cliff’ issue. But they are working out votes did Felder receive? Maybe our mer Appellate Division Presiding after him, were every bit as warlike a Continuing Legal Education pro- their grief by using our U.N. ambas- astute online colleague Gatemouth in Justice William C. Thompson, Sr. to against “Communist domination,” gram, established through the efforts sador as a punching bag. Room 8 can tell us. hold a fund-raiser on Thursday, Dec. picking up where McCarthy left off. of John Bonina, Jr. and Thomas This brutal behavior may be ini-  13, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Lulu & Me (Historic note: Nixon, Ike’s vice Tafuri. tially therapeutic but ultimately it Gastrobar at 253 Fifth Ave. in Justice Patricia DiMango Kings County District Attorney Charles D.A. challenger Ken Thompson Former A.D.A. Abe George Mayoral candidate Bill Thompson Jr. president, never did win the endorse- The association is to hear from will hurt them even more with Pro Bono Reader Liked Manhattan. ment of President Dwight D. JusticeJ. Hynes Jeffrey Sunshine Nov. 28 as women and minorities. Comments by Barrister Hill The senior Thompson — known Eisenhowerwork of this Brooklynwho, appropriately, jurist. tostructions his intimates to the ascontrary “Willy” by —the has911 part of its continuing CLE endeavor  Pro Bono Note: Last week attor- never“Since trusted arriving him inand January, famously Jus- on the timely topic: “No Fault ney Arthur Hill contributed to Pro earnedoperator. his living legend status with warnedtice DiMango the U.S. has to avoidbeen atan all anom costs- Divorce. Temporary Maintenance Dem. Felder ‘Joins’ GOP Bono a true welcoming letter to re- his Thenprowess Zimmerman on the bench went and after his aaly land in warthe inBronx Asia!) 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Senate takeover, but ended up having `President Obama’s re-election AsIf toZimmerman the former comptrollerdidn’t have he’ll a need lots of money at the Arthur Hill- wholesomeher very respectedrepast provided Brooklyn for mem- par- Maybe it’s because Fox News trouble with the law. But Simcha means that a majority of Americans weapon in the first place, he could bers starting at 5:30 p.m. that day at led soiree on Dec. 13. His opponents ents, civic leader Mafalda and and believed its own slanted coverage as Felder is anything but a sleaze — believe that government can play a have walked away from his los- BBA headquarters, 123 Remsen St. meaningful role in helping people.’ — Comptroller John Liu and Council Dr. Tony DiMango) understand that well as the misleading data produced he’s bright, determined, a political ing fight with bruises and cuts and The executive director is Jeff savant, a protege and a longtime ally “You then gave an example of Speaker Christine Quinn — are get- this jurist is anything but brash. She by GOP-biased pollsters (for hopefully a bit wiser. Feldman. instance, Gallup, which had Mitt of powerful Assemblyman Dov this by referring to the federal gov- ting plenty of media exposure through is thoughtful,The Inn is lead considerate this year and by presi-gifted Romney beating President Obama Hikind. ernment’s response to Hurricane theirTrayvon official appearances.Martin would be alive. dentwith Marca constant Dittenhoefer desire to, dothe justice. trial byMayoral four to candidate five ‘points’). Bill de BlasioOr, perhaps MayoralThis candidateall comes Anthony as no Weinersurprise. Sandy.Huma Abedin, As you Mrs. Weinermentioned, the PollsTo the seem Sanford to give PD Ms. the Quinn Florida the lawyerAnd she with is refreshingly a slate thatclear includesand con- it’s been so flummoxed ever since Felder supported the national GOP Republicans have said in the past that edgestatute in seemed the 2013 broader Democratic than intend pri-- President-electcise in her courtroom Justice dealings. 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The immediate past president is to select one or more members of that Others serving on the Lulu & Me Rosariodi to deal Marquis with theD’Apice. calendar mess cle in the legal newspaper. become the poster boy illustrating the eyes of those who don’t want CommitteeRacism viaare socialWarren profiling Diamond, en- in the Bronx, she respectfully de- highestAlso bench. expected was that George the evils of today’s “pay to play” poli- State University New York medical couraged Zimmerman to begin The Inn is governed by a commit- Except for an occasional outburst Marc Aronson, Joseph Owen, teemurred.”I of Inn haveMasters: done Hon[here]. Gloria what fromwould Billballyhoo O’Reilly his departureor Rushas be- tics. Weiner would be gone by now if care bosses to shutter LICH — this Williamthe chase, Ross racism and prompted Joseph Porcelli. the po- CohenI always Aronin do…which, Appellate is [to] Division strong- Limbaughing personally, the Murdochdifficult conglomer- and in the it weren’t for the money left over from referral may give the hospital a new Thoselice to interestedtake Zimmerman’s in attending side, should and Justicely evaluate Cheryl the Chamberscase, listen, toJustice both atepublic has interest.yet to foretell As Keshner — ominously reported, a previous campaign. 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Marty Golden Simcha Felder Arthur Hill, Esq. weekly column dedicated to telling them make a decision as to wheth- couldthe support move the of Abetop courtGeorge.” from center thony Weiner could hang on for into the very controversial matter. Barack Obama, who said he had ters; Justice Carl Landicino, U.S. ticket and urged his thousands of such a role was in the province of the about the good that lawyers do. Send er or not they should exercise their rightAlmost to center as or predictably,even center left.Hynes weeks before a nauseated public Hynes’ investigation could sus- been ‘profiled’ many times. It’s like- District Judge William Kuntz II, Most of Fox airtime thus far has dedicated Senate backers to vote for states and not the federal govern- your comments or suggestions to this Judgeright toJoanne go to trialQuinones or accept, and a barris- plea.” gonespokesman to a continuously George Artz, enraged in righteous Sen. himhopefully on the returnsConservative him to line the all trash the ment.tain LICH, but by eviscerating the writerly the careall-female of this jury newspaper honestly or be to- ters Paul Weitz, Mark Longo, response, saw “Tammany Hall”-type wayheap ofup political to and history. including Mitt hospital“I try despiteto read court four orderspapers toevery the [email protected] that Zimmerman felt imper- John McCain, whose soaring hostil- ______VictoriaNeedless Wickman, Trial Steve Delays Goolnick, itycorruption against U.N.along Ambassador with “backroom Susan RomneyUntil and Weiner Paul joined Ryan .in, Democrats the may- daycontrary, [Post, theDaily people News, at Newsday SUNY haveand iled when Trayvon stood his ground. 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LongChristine and Quinn Kings has caneWasn’t these past Trayvon few weeks, Martin and to my basislic with should her notregrets contact last thisweek) colum- has ed by four justices: Justice Marsha claimedEven withpolitical Fox purity on their — side“No 24/7,deals Conservativethe experience Chair and powerGerry toKassar use as, knowledge,Standing you wereHis Ground?the first [or if I nist.probably Rather, had they a similar should reaction seek out to the a Steinhardt,bench is “adjournment.” Hon. ManyGerard guilty felons have “walked” over the years thewere far made” right –may this ultimately act of the beelective con- bothcapital, Brooklynites, but not that muchappreciate more. his am wrong,Now thatone ofPresident the first] toBarack make Brooklynyoung black Bar man Association walking downVolunteer the Rosenberg, Ret., Hon. Abraham boost to their elective ballot line. this connection between the federal Lawyers Project at 718 -624-3894. just by employing delaying tactics, fronteddrama waswith concluded. a Supreme Court more Bill Thompson used to be our Obama has officially entered the street near them. But George Zim- some of which are reprehensible. All involved know it’s illegal to controller, a job so obscure that El- fray, the “stand your ground” de- merman should have known bet- Brooklyn Daily Eagle November 26, 2012 • 5 Defense lawyers who are will- promise a public job in exchange iot Spitzer would like to hide there fense used by George Zimmerman ter and will live the rest of his life ing and anxious to have matters for political support. It wouldn’t be for the next four years. to avoid conviction for the killing of knowing that his fear ended the life dealt with in a timely fashion have a total surprise if George ended up in Bill de Blasio has learned that Trayvon Martin is being reviewed in of a young man whose only crime praised Justice DiMango’s Bronx the office of a successful District At- being public advocate will get you many states. Republicans are trying was “W.W.B.”

Monday, August 5, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 5 Our World in Pictures

THEY’RE THE MILLERS: Actor Jason Sudeikis attends the world premiere of “We’re The Millers” at the Ziegfeld Theatre on Thursday in New York. AP Photos

TIME FOR FOOTBALL: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell visits the Cleveland Browns at their NFL football training camp on Thursday in Berea, Ohio.

UNIONS MAKE A COMEBACK: Demonstrators in support of fast food workers march toward a McDonald’s in Union Square WORLD RALLY: Finland’s Mikko Hirvonen in action at the Killeri special stage of as they demand higher wages and the right to form a union without retaliation. Unions are helping non-unionized fast the FIA World Rally Championship in Jyvaskyla, Finland, on Thursday. food workers around the country hold strikes to protest low wages and poor working conditions.

FIRE AT FUEL DEPOT: Firefighters try to contain a fire at an informal diesel fuel depot in Lagos, Nigeria on Thursday. Witnesses said no one was injured in the fire that consumed a number of trucks at the site. Authorities continue to inves- tigate what caused the blaze.

THE WINNERS: Asha Jain, 13, of Minocqua, Wis.; Gopi Ramanathan, 15, of Sartell, Minn;, and Neelam Sandhu, 14, of Bedford, N.H., are members of the U.S. team that edged out Canada and India in the final round of the National Geographic World Geography Championship held in St. Petersburg, Russia.

6 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Monday, August 5, 2013 Our World in Pictures

WIPE OUT: Shohini Kundu holds a core sample of sediment taken from Lake Ryuoo in Japan at the University of Massachu- setts geology lab in Amherst, Mass. Kundu is studying typhoons that were believed to have wiped out the Mongol fleets, led by Kublai Khan, in their attempt to take over the island of Kyushu in the 13th century.

SWIMMING CHAMPION: Sebastien Rousseau of South Africa competes during the men’s 400-meter individual medley final at the U.S. Open Swimming Cham- pionships in Irvine, Calif. Rousseau won the finals.

THAILAND OIL SPILL: Workers use buckets to remove crude oil during a cleanup operation on the beach of Prao Bay on CRASH!: Schenectady, N.Y., police officers take the occupant of a Jeep Grand Samet Island in eastern Thailand. About 50,000 liters (13,200 gallons) of crude oil that leaked from a pipeline has reached Cherokee that slammed through the wall of the Trustco Bank branch into custo- the popular tourist island, despite continuous attempts to clean it up. dy after a high–speed chase through Schenectady and a nearby town.

NEVER BE DISCOURAGED: A poster featuring Pope Francis, Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, center, GOAL!: Chelsea’s Eden Hazard scores from the penalty spot during the first half and Lomas de Zamora Mayor Martin Insaurralde, with a phrase reading in Spanish “Never be discouraged, don’t let hope of an International Champions Cup soccer match against Inter Milan on Thurs- vanish,” stands along the 9 de Julio Avenue in Buenos Aires, Argentina. day in Indianapolis. AP Photos

Monday, August 5, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 7 ook Beat St. Francis Students Partner BRolling Stone Columnist With Historical Society On Karaoke as Cure For Heartbreak

Brooklyn Historical Society’s Students and Faculty in the Archives (SAFA) summer fellows are joined by JPMorgan Chase’s Dwight Ge- nias, Philip J. Bowers and Ed O’Donnell at the Students and Faculty in the Archives symposium. Photo by Kristy Leibowitz Longtime Rolling Stone columnist Rob Sheffield will appear at DUMBO’s powerHouse Arena on August 6 to celebrate the From St. Francis College most importantly, it gave me a boost of More than 100 people attended the launch of his new book “Turn Around Bright Eyes: The Rituals of Eleven students, including six from confidence and sense of direction.” event and learned about Furman’s views Love and Karaoke”. Photo via Twitter St. Francis College, presented their sum- The St. Francis students were Albers, on German and Irish immigrants, Mor- mer research projects and unveiled a Hannah Brown ’16, Jacqueline Cama- mons and slavery. The students present- By Samantha Samel new exhibit they curated at the Brook- cho ’17, Alia Kasem ’13, Nicole Molinelli ed their work in a variety of mediums Brooklyn Daily Eagle lyn Historical Society (BHS) on July 11. ’16 and Elizabeth Peralta ’15. Their proj- including websites, an infographic, paint- Longtime Rolling Stone columnist Rob Sheffield, a The night was also a way to thank ects were based on the journals of Gabri- ings and a brochure for a walking tour. Brooklynite whose 2007 debut memoir “Love is a Mix Tape” the JPMorgan Chase Foundation for el Furman, a Brooklyn lawyer, judge and “Furman lived in a time when slav- earned critical raves, will release on Tuesday “Turn Around supporting the intensive five-week pro- state senator who wrote lengthy obser- ery was legal,” said Peralta. “Through Bright Eyes: The Rituals of Love and Karaoke” (HarperCol- gram entitled Students and Faculty in vations on a variety of topics detailing his journals, I was able to examine lins; August 6, 2013). The author will appear Tuesday eve- the Archives (SAFA), which teaches the the world around him in the mid-1800s. why his opinion on slavery gradual- ning at DUMBO’s powerHouse Arena for a book launch important skill of working with origi- “In Furman’s journals, we see his ly changed. I am a history major, and party. A sequel to Sheffield’s first book, which presented a nal research materials. love and appreciation for Brooklyn working at the Historical Society this humorous yet heartbreaking account of his courtship, mar- “I can simply say it was amazing through his descriptions of the streets,” summer was truly a gift.” riage, and sudden loss of his wife to a pulmonary embo- and meant more to me than I expect- said Kasem, who composed an original “Having the opportunity to partic- lism, “Turn Around Bright Eyes” reveals the widower’s ed,” said Alice Albers ’15. “We had the painting for her project. “I decided to ipate in an undergraduate fellowship to moving on – through karaoke. rare opportunity to group-curate for mix his love for nature and his loyalty to was an opportunity that I don’t take After the tragic death of his wife, Sheffield relocated BHS and then research our own proj- Brooklyn by showing a tree with Brook- lightly,” said Brown. “I have been great- from Charlottesville, Virginia, to lower Manhattan. Soon ect. This experience taught me a lot lyn Village as the roots, and today’s city ly enriched from everything that the after, the September 11th attacks hit, and his new home was about myself and my future plans, but of Brooklyn blooming from the roots.” fellowship had to offer.” inundated in an entirely different grief. Though he struggled to endure heartbreak, Sheffield found solace in music – his obsession and life’s work – and allowed that outlet to guide him through an emotional recovery. One night, when he was out with friends, Sheffield discovered kara- Jazzmobile Comes to Park oke. After an evening of attempting to sing on key and allowing From Brooklyn Bridge Park utive director of the Brooklyn Bridge the attention of jazz legend Betty Car- himself to pretend to be someone else for the duration of each Brooklyn Bridge Park is happy to an- Park Conservancy. “Relax and enjoy the ter, who he would work with for four song, Sheffield fell in love with the silly activity. nounce that it will be hosting its third sounds of Winard Harper while you years. Looking beyond his own experience, in “Turn Around annual Jazzmobile program, featuring take in the incomparable skyline.” Harper has been called one of the Bright Eyes”, Sheffield invites readers to explore the broad- one of the great jazz drummers on the A native of Baltimore, Harper had hardest working drummers in jazz to- er history of karaoke, from its origins in Japan (where the scene today, Winard Harper. The con- a natural affinity for the drums. By day. In addition to leading the Winard word karaoke means “empty orchestra”) to the develop- cert will take place at 7 p.m. on August 19 the age of five, he was making guest Harper Sextet, Harper continues to play ment of the Hollywood karaoke scene commonly seen on the Harbor View Lawn at Pier 1. appearances in his older brother’s with artists such as Joe Lovano, Avery in film. Rife with humor, Sheffield’s book suggests that “I am thrilled to welcome Jazzmo- band. His career took off in the ear- Sharpe, Wycliffe Gordon and Jimmy even the most quiet, reserved souls can enjoy a casual bile back for its third season at Brook- ly 1980s when he played his first ma- Heath. Harper has recorded several al- night of singing. He writes, “A night of karaoke is just like lyn Bridge Park,” said Regina Myer, jor gigs with Dexter Gordon and John- bums throughout his career, including Ovid’s Metamorphoses, except with twice as much Stevie president of Brooklyn Bridge Park. ny Griffin. Harper’s skills soon caught his most recent, “Coexist.” Nicks and 70 percent more Lionel Ritchie.” “Jazzmobile has been a wonderful ad- Sheffield’s hobby takes him (and his voice) to some bi- dition to our summer lineup and we zarre places, including a senior-citizen community in Flori- are proud to be hosting acclaimed jazz Daily coverage of Brooklyn writers, da (where he performed Frank Sinatra), a cowboy saloon in drummer Winard Harper as their offer- the Mojave Desert (where he sang a Merle Haggard classic), ing this year.” books and book events can be found and, of course, some local haunts in Chinatown. Robin Bell-Stevens, director of Jazz- in print (Brooklyn Daily Eagle) and Most importantly, Sheffield’s journey enables him to mobile Inc., said, “As we approach our enjoy a new life, and, eventually, a new love. Interspersed 50th Anniversary, in 2014, Jazzmobile is online (brooklyneagle.com) and with his own memories are tidbits of karaoke/rock star triv- delighted that this concert has become a dedicated blog, ia. At its core, “Turn Around Bright Eyes” is a story about one of our Summerfest’s ‘new traditions!’ how music brings people together in the strangest of ways. We are very pleased to have the oppor- www.brooklynbookbeat.com Rob Sheffield is a columnist for Rolling Stone, where he tunity to continue our partnership with has been writing about music, TV, and pop culture since 1997. Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Brooklyn He is the author of two national bestsellers, “Love Is a Mix Bridge Park Conservancy, enabling us to Tape: Love and Loss, One Song at a Time” and “Talking to once again create a wonderful evening of Girls About Duran Duran: One Young Man’s Quest for True jazz for all New Yorkers in this idyllic park Love and a Cooler Haircut.” He also appears regularly on VH1. in Brooklyn.” OOK BEAT He lives with his wife in Brooklyn. “We’re happy to welcome music The August 6 event will begin at 7 p.m. powerHouse Are- lovers back to the beautiful Harbor B na is located at 37 Main St. in DUMBO View Lawn for this year’s Jazzmobile program,” said Nancy Webster, exec-

8 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Monday, August 5, 2013 New Business Formations 11201 MADHAV A. GUDI, 56 BOX LLC 11214 HEAVENLY POINTS GLENDALE 61ST LLC M.D., PLLC 56 Box LLC. Arts. of Org. filed ACUPUNCTURE PLLC Notice of Formation of GLENDALE 1048 SIMPLE IVY 360F, LLC with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) ELITE TRADING 61ST LLC Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. Notice of Application for Author- MADHAV A. GUDI, M.D., PLLC, a do- Heavenly Points Acupuncture on 6/7/13. Office in Kings Coun- ENTERPRISE LLC of State of NY (SSNY) on 06/27/13. Of- ity of 1048 Simple Ivy 360F, LLC, a mestic PLLC, Arts. of Org. filed PLLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC Elite Trading Enterprise LLC. fice location: Kings County. Princ. foreign limited liability compa- with the SSNY on 6/4/13. Office of State of NY (SSNY) on 4/18/13. upon whom process against it Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of office of LLC: 295 Russell St., Brook- ny (LLC). Application for Authori- location: Kings. SSNY is designat- Office in Kings County. SSNY des- may be served. SSNY shall mail State of NY (SSNY) on 6/3/13. Of- lyn, NY 11222. SSNY designated as ty filed with Secy. of State of New ed as agent upon whom process ignated agent of LLC upon whom process to 199 Lee Ave Ste 777, fice in Kings County. SSNY desig- agent of LLC upon whom process York (SSNY) on 06/28/2013. LLC orga- against the PLLC may be served. process against it may be served. Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: nated agent of LLC upon whom against it may be served. SSNY shall nized in Delaware on April 24, 2013. SSNY shall mail process to: The SSNY shall mail process to 199 E. General. process against it may be served. mail process to the LLC at the addr. NY office location: Kings Coun- PLLC, 8714 5th Ave., Brooklyn, NY 2nd St. Ste 6D, Brooklyn, NY 11218. #121536 SSNY shall mail process to 8640 of its princ. office. Purpose: Any ty. SSNY designated as agent of 11209. Purpose: Medicine Purpose: Acupuncture. #121404 24th Ave Apt 1F, Brooklyn, NY #121562 lawful activity. LLC upon whom process against 877 LLC 11214. Purpose: General. #121577 it may be served. SSNY shall mail 11210 877 LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with #121539 11219 copy of process to: Joseph S. Geno- 1005 EAST Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 3052 BRIGHTON 11223 va, Apartment 1301 360 Furman 4/17/13. Office in Kings County. 11215 GLOBAL SPHERE St., Brooklyn, NY 11201. Office ad- 29TH STREET, LLC SSNY designated agent of LLC 12 WHITWELL PLACE LLC FIRST LOFT LLC dress in jurisdiction of organi- Notice of formation of limit- upon whom process against it Notice of formation of limited lia- Notice of Formation of 3052 Brigh- CONSTRUCTION LLC Global Sphere Construction zation: Corporation Service Com- ed liability company (LLC). Name: may be served. SSNY shall mail bility company (LLC). Name: 12 Whit- ton First Loft LLC. Arts of Org. LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. pany, 2711 Centerville Road, Suite 1005 East 29th Street, LLC. Arti- process to 879 Grand St, Brook- well Place LLC. Articles of Organi- filed with New York Secy of State of State of NY (SSNY) on 4/15/13. 400, Wilmington DE 19808. Copy of cles of Organization filed with lyn, NY 11211. Purpose: General. zation filed with Secretary of State (SSNY) on 12/21/12. Office location: #121537 Office in Kings County. SSNY Articles of Organization on file Secretary of State of New York of New York (SSNY) on 4/08/13. NY of- Kings County. SSNY is designated designated agent of LLC upon with Secy. of State of DE, Jeffrey (SSNY) on 8/28/07. NY office lo- fice location: Kings County. SSNY as agent of LLC upon whom pro- cation: Kings County. SSNY has MNE HOLDINGS LLC cess against it may be served. SSNY whom process against it may be W. Bullock, Division of Corpora- MNE Holdings LLC. Arts. of Org. has been designated as agent of been designated as agent of the shall mail process to: 1324 46th St, served. SSNY shall mail process tions, John G. Townsend Building, filed with Secy. of State of NY the LLC upon whom process against LLC upon whom process against Brooklyn, NY 11219. Purpose: any to 1956 Ocean Pkway, Brooklyn, 401 Federal Street, Suite 400 Dover, (SSNY) on 6/27/13. Office in Kings it may be served. The post office ad- it may be served. The post office lawful activity. NY 11223. Purpose: General. DE 19808. Purpose of LLC: buy, sell, County. SSNY designated agent dress to which the SSNY shall mail #121535 address to which the SSNY shall #121187 hold manage real estate. of LLC upon whom process a copy of any process against the #121399 mail a copy of any process against it may be served. SSNY LLC served upon him/her is The LLC 41-21 28TH STREET against the LLC served upon 11225 shall mail process to 199 Lee Ave 92 Garfield Place - Apt #1 Brooklyn, 11203 him/her is The LLC 1005 East 29th ACQUISITION LLC THE CREATIVE COOKIE LLC Ste 230, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Pur- NY, 11215. Purpose/character of LLC: 788 LINCOLN PLACE LLC Street Brooklyn, NY, 11210. Pur- 41-21 28th Street Acquisition LLC. THE CREATIVE COOKIE LLC, a domes- pose: General. Any Lawful Purpose Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State 788 Lincoln Place LLC. Arts. of pose/character of LLC: Any Law- #121538 #120860 tic LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with Org. filed with Secy. of State ful Purpose. of NY (SSNY) on 6/5/13. Office in Kings the SSNY on 2/2/12. Office loca- of NY (SSNY) on 2/1/13. Office in #121326 945 WILLOUGHBY DOTORY, LLC County. SSNY designated agent of tion: Kings County. SSNY is des- Kings County. SSNY designated DOTORY, LLC Articles of Org. filed LLC upon whom process against it ignated as agent upon whom HOLDINGS LLC NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 6/7/2013. may be served. SSNY shall mail pro- agent of LLC upon whom pro- 11211 945 Willoughby Holdings LLC. process against the LLC may be Office in Kings Co. SSNY desig. cess to 1274 49th St Ste 184, Brook- cess against it may be served. MOTIF LOVER LLC Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of served. SSNY shall mail process agent of LLC upon whom pro- lyn, NY 11219. Purpose: General. SSNY shall mail process to 4304 Notice of formation of limit- State of NY (SSNY) on 5/21/13. Of- to: Lesley D. Ware, 373 Lincoln cess may be served. SSNY shall #121532 Avenue D, Brooklyn, NY 11203. ed liability company (LLC). Name: fice in Kings County. SSNY desig- Rd., 2nd Fl., Brooklyn, NY 11225. mail copy of process to 177 Sev- Purpose: General. Motif Lover LLC. Articles of Or- nated agent of LLC upon whom 1276 38 LLC General Purposes. #121542 enth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215. #121257 ganization filed with Secretary process against it may be served. 1276 38 LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Purpose: Any lawful purpose. of State of New York (SSNY) on SSNY shall mail process to 103 with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) Principal business location: 535 333/92 REALTY LLC 11204 3/313/2013. NY office location: Division Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249. on 5/20/13. Office in Kings Coun- 333/92 Realty LLC. Arts. of Org. Kings County. SSNY has been des- Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211. JEROME SPECIAL, LLC Purpose: General. #121258 ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC filed with Secy. of State of NY Notice of Formation of JEROME ignated as agent of the LLC upon #121544 upon whom process against it (SSNY) on 6/26/13. Office in Kings SPECIAL, LLC Arts. of Org. filed whom process against it may be KATIE PRICE LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail County. SSNY designated agent of with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) served. The post office address 68 GEORGE ST LLC Notice of Formation of Katie Price process to PO Box 190978, Brook- 68 George St LLC. Arts. of Org. LLC upon whom process against on 06/27/13. Office location: to which the SSNY shall mail a LLC Arts of Org. filed with NY lyn, NY 11219. Purpose: General. filed with Secy. of State of NY it may be served. SSNY shall mail Kings County. Princ. office of copy of any process against the Secy of State (SSNY) on 6/13/13. Of- #121534 (SSNY) on 3/24/06. Office in Kings process to Att: Joseph Popack, 438 LLC: 1659 58th St., Brooklyn, NY LLC served upon him/her is The fice:Kings. SSNY is designated as County. SSNY designated agent 159 ROGERS AVE LLC Kingston Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225. 11204. SSNY designated as agent LLC 240 Kent Ave - 1st Floor Unit agent of LLC upon whom process of LLC upon whom process 159 Rogers Ave LLC. Arts. of Org. Purpose: General. of LLC upon whom process 5 Brooklyn, NY, 11211. Purpose/ against it may be served and shall #121528 against it may be served. SSNY filed with Secy. of State of NY against it may be served. SSNY character of LLC: Any Lawful mail process to 198 8th Street, shall mail process to 543 Bed- (SSNY) on 6/12/13. Office in Kings shall mail process to the LLC Purpose. Apartment 2, Brooklyn, NY 11215. 11226 #121152 ford Avenue PMB 184, Brooklyn, County. SSNY designated agent at the addr. of its princ. office. Purpose: any lawful activity. 805 CONEY ISLAND LLC NY 11211. Purpose: General. #121579 of LLC upon whom process Purpose: Any lawful activity. #121545 805 Coney Island LLC. Arts. of Org. #121388 LIVING ON HANCOCK LLC against it may be served. SSNY Living On Hancock LLC. Arts. of FOURTH FACTOR shall mail process to 4403 15th filed with Secy. of State of NY 137 BAYARD LLC Org. filed with Secy. of State of 307 DEVOE LLC Ave #155, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Pur- (SSNY) on 6/26/13. Office in Kings NY (SSNY) on 1/19/12. Office in 307 Devoe LLC. Arts. of Org. filed ADVISORS LLC County. SSNY designated agent of 137 Bayard LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Notice of Formation of Fourth pose: General. Kings County. SSNY designated with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) #121548 LLC upon whom process against it with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on Factor Advisors LLC Arts of Org. agent of LLC upon whom pro- on 5/7/13. Office in Kings Coun- may be served. SSNY shall mail pro- 6/14/13. Office in Kings County. SSNY filed with NY Secy of State (SSNY) cess against it may be served. ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC CD AND ASSOCIATES cess to 29 Newkirk Plaza, Brook- designated agent of LLC upon on 5/29/13. Office:Kings. SSNY is SSNY shall mail process to 199 upon whom process against it USA TRST LLC lyn, NY 11226. Purpose: General. whom process against it may be designated as agent of LLC upon Lee Ave Ste 1000, Brooklyn, NY may be served. SSNY shall mail CD And Associates USA Trst LLC. #121529 served. SSNY shall mail process to whom process against it may be 5014 16th Ave. Ste 350, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: General. process to 199 Lee Ave #693, Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of #121515 Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: served and shall mail process to State of NY (SSNY) on 2/28/13. Of- 11228 11204. Purpose: General. 508 3rd St., Apt. 3 Brooklyn, NY 11215. #121530 General. fice in Kings County. SSNY desig- ARCHFORKIDS LLC THE VOREA CONSTRUCTION #121546 Purpose: any lawful activity. #121580 nated agent of LLC upon whom Notice of formation of limited li- 11205 COMPANIES LLC SUYDAM STREET process against it may be served. ability company (LLC). Name: Arch- SONG PAPERS LLC The Vorea Construction Com- 11216 SSNY shall mail process to 1274 forkids LLC. Articles of Organiza- Song Papers LLC. Arts. of Org. panies LLC. Arts. of Org. filed RESIDENCE LLC 49th St Ste 184, Brooklyn, NY tion filed with Secretary of State with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) Suydam Street Residence LLC. 395 HANCOCK STREET LLC 11219. Purpose: General. of New York (SSNY) on 5/10/13. NY filed with Secy. of State of NY 395 Hancock Street LLC. Arts. on 6/6/13. Office in Kings Coun- Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of #121551 office location: Kings County. (SSNY) on 6/26/13. Office in Kings of Org. filed with Secy. of State ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC State of NY (SSNY) on 4/16/12. Of- SSNY has been designated as agent County. SSNY designated agent of NY (SSNY) on 6/7/13. Office in upon whom process against it fice in Kings County. SSNY desig- 11220 of the LLC upon whom process of LLC upon whom process Kings County. SSNY designated may be served. SSNY shall mail nated agent of LLC upon whom C.Y.L. 8 REALTY LLC against it may be served. The post against it may be served. SSNY agent of LLC upon whom process process to 184 North 8th St, process against it may be served. Notice of formation of limited li- office address to which the SSNY shall mail process to 694 Myrtle against it may be served. SSNY Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: SSNY shall mail process to 199 ability company (LLC). Name: C.Y.L. shall mail a copy of any process Ave Ste 362, Brooklyn, NY 11205. shall mail process to Augustus General. Lee Ave Ste 777, Brooklyn, NY 8 Realty LLC. Articles of Organi- against the LLC served upon him/ Purpose: General. #121519 Mcintosh, 395 Hancock St, Brook- #121518 11211. Purpose: General. zation filed with Secretary of her is c/o United States Corpora- #121549 lyn, NY 11216. Purpose: General. UNTITLED ERA LLC #121521 State of New York (SSNY) on 4/3/13. tion Agents, Inc. 7014 13th Avenue 11207 Untitled Era LLC. Arts. of Org. 319 BROADWAY LLC NY office location: Kings Coun- - Suite 202 Brooklyn, NY, 11228. Pur- NOAH’S ARC DAY CARE LLC filed with Secy. of State of 319 Broadway LLC. Arts. of Org. 644 FLATBUSH AVENUE LLC ty. SSNY has been designated as pose/character of LLC: Any Law- NOAH’S ARC DAY CARE LLC, a do- NY (SSNY) on 6/11/13. Office in filed with Secy. of State of NY 644 Flatbush Avenue LLC. Arts. agent of the LLC upon whom pro- ful Purpose. #121062 mestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filed Kings County. SSNY designated (SSNY) on 5/21/13. Office in Kings of Org. filed with Secy. of State cess against it may be served. The with the SSNY on 5/1/13. Office agent of LLC upon whom pro- County. SSNY designated agent of NY (SSNY) on 6/7/13. Office in post office address to which the Kings County. SSNY designated SSNY shall mail a copy of any pro- OKSAHO WATER LLC location: Kings County. SSNY cess against it may be served. of LLC upon whom process Notice of formation of limited li- agent of LLC upon whom process cess against the LLC served upon is designated as agent upon SSNY shall mail process to Us- against it may be served. SSNY ability company (LLC). Name: Oksa- against it may be served. SSNY him/her is The LLC 839 Bay Ridge Ave whom process against the LLC acorp Inc, 320 Roebling Ave Ste shall mail process to S Landau, ho Water LLC. Articles of Organiza- shall mail process to Augustus Brooklyn, NY, 11220. Purpose/char- may be served. SSNY shall mail 501, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: 103 Division Ave, Brooklyn, NY tion filed with Secretary of State of process to: The LLC, 457 Belmont 11249. Purpose: General. Mcintosh, 395 Hancock St, Brook- acter of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. General. #121180 New York (SSNY) on 6/20/13. NY office Ave., Apt. 1, Brooklyn, NY 11207. #121522 #121550 lyn, NY 11216. Purpose: General. #121523 location: Kings County. SSNY has General Purposes. #121401 EVERGREEN GREENE MANOR LLC 11222 been designated as agent of the Greene Manor LLC. Arts. of Org. 72 CLERMONT AVENUE LLC LLC upon whom process against it RESIDENCE LLC 72 Clermont Avenue LLC. Arts. of WILDERLANDS LLC Evergreen Residence LLC. Arts. filed with Secy. of State of NY NOTICE OF FORMATION of WILDER- may be served. The post office ad- 11209 Org. filed with Secy. of State of of Org. filed with Secy. of State (SSNY) on 9/27/11. Office in Kings LANDS LLC. Art. of Org. filed w/ dress to which the SSNY shall mail SUPER CLEAN AND NY (SSNY) on 6/7/13. Office in Kings of NY (SSNY) on 8/31/11. Office in County. SSNY designated agent Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on a copy of any process against the BRIGHT LAUNDRY LLC County. SSNY designated agent of Kings County. SSNY designated of LLC upon whom process 2/20/13. Office location: Kings LLC served upon him/her is c/o Unit- Notice of formation of limit- LLC upon whom process against agent of LLC upon whom pro- against it may be served. SSNY County. SSNY designated as ed States Corporation Agents, Inc. ed liability company (LLC). Name: it may be served. SSNY shall mail cess against it may be served. shall mail process to 199 Lee Ave agent for service of process. 7014 13th Avenue - Ste. 202 Brooklyn, Super Clean and Bright laun- process to Augustus Mcintosh, SSNY shall mail process to 199 Ste 100, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Pur- SSNY shall mail process to 22 NY, 11228. Purpose/character of LLC: dry LLC. Articles of Organiza- 395 Hancock St, Brooklyn, NY Lee Ave Ste 1000, Brooklyn, NY pose: General. Monitor St. #3B, Bklyn, NY 11222. Any Lawful Purpose tion filed with Secretary of #121552 11216. Purpose: General. #120834 11211. Purpose: General. #121527 Purpose: Any lawful activity. State of New York (SSNY) on #121524 #120910 2/8/13. NY office location: Kings MENAHAN BRENTON CARTER County. SSNY has been desig- J & P GINGERBREAD LLC STREET LLC 11218 ALOHA PICNIC LLC PHOTOGRAPHY, LLC nated as agent of the LLC upon J & P Gingerbread LLC. Arts. of Menahan Street LLC. Arts. of 1274 38 ST LLC Aloha Picnic LLC. Arts. of Org. NOTICE OF FORMATION of BRENTON whom process against it may be Org. filed with Secy. of State Org. filed with Secy. of State of 1274 38 St LLC. Arts. of Org. filed filed with Secy. of State of NY CARTER PHOTOGRAPHY, LLC. Art. of served. The post office address of NY (SSNY) on 6/6/13. Office in NY (SSNY) on 1/17/12. Office in with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) (SSNY) on 4/3/13. Office in Kings Org. filed w/Secy. of State of NY to which the SSNY shall mail a Kings County. SSNY designated Kings County. SSNY designated on 2/5/13. Office in Kings Coun- County. SSNY designated agent (SSNY) on 4/25/13. Office location: copy of any process against the agent of LLC upon whom pro- agent of LLC upon whom pro- ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC of LLC upon whom process Kings County. SSNY designated LLC served upon him/her is The cess against it may be served. cess against it may be served. upon whom process against it against it may be served. SSNY as agent for service of process. LLC 546 92nd Street Brooklyn, NY, SSNY shall mail process to 184 SSNY shall mail process to 199 may be served. SSNY shall mail shall mail process to 12 Mc- SSNY shall mail process to 7014 11209. Purpose/character of LLC: North 8th St, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Lee Ave Ste 777, Brooklyn, NY process to 1274 38th St Brooklyn Guinness Blvd S # 3E, Brooklyn, 13 Ave. #202, Bklyn, NY 11228. Pur- Any Lawful Purpose. Purpose: General. 11211. Purpose: General. NY 11218. Purpose: General. NY 11222. Purpose: General. pose: Any lawful activity. #121178 #121525 #121556 #121560 #121554 #120912

Monday, August 5, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 9 New Business Formations Legal 11229 11234 651 NEW YORK LLC LUXURY LINEN DIVA LLC DAVID BARTLEM 651 New York LLC. Arts. of Org. LUXURY LINEN DIVA LLC, a domestic CONSULTING, LLC ZLL LLC SUPER CLEAN AND filed with Secy. of State of NY LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the ZLL LLC Articles of Org. filed NY David Bartlem Consulting, LLC. BRIGHT LAUNDRY II LLC (SSNY) on 4/30/13. Office in Kings SSNY on 3/7/13. Office location: Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of Sec. of State (SSNY) 10/30/12 Office Notice of formation of limited li- otices County. SSNY designated agent Kings County. SSNY is designat- State of NY (SSNY) on 7/11/12. Office N in Kings Co. SSNY design. Agent ability company (LLC). Name: Super of LLC upon whom process ed as agent upon whom process in Kings County. SSNY designat- of LLC upon whom process may Clean and Bright laundry II LLC. against it may be served. SSNY against the LLC may be served. ed agent of LLC upon whom pro- BEER & WINE LICENSE be served. SSNY shall mail copy Articles of Organization filed shall mail process to 925 Pacif- SSNY shall mail process to: The cess against it may be served. SSNY Notice is hereby given that a of process to Zecharya Levine with Secretary of State of New ic St Unit 202, Brooklyn, NY 11238. LLC, 369 Lexington Ave., Ste. 314, NY, shall mail process to Incorp Ser- restaurant wine license, #TBA 1559 East 28th St Brooklyn, NY York (SSNY) on 2/8/13. NY office lo- Purpose: General. NY 10017. General Purposes. vices, Inc. One Commerce Plaza, 99 has been applied for by Beneven- 11229. Purpose: Any lawful ac- cation: Kings County. SSNY has #121555 #121402 Washington Ave Ste 805-A, Albany, to Trading Inc. d/b/a Benevento tivity. been designated as agent of the #121173 E GALLERY LLC NY 12210. Purpose: General. Pizzeria & Grill to sell beer and LLC upon whom process against it 10306 #121520 wine at retail in an on premis- may be served. The post office ad- Notice of formation of limit- 11230 ed liability company (LLC). Name: SOCK HOLDING, LLC es establishment. For on prem- dress to which the SSNY shall mail SOCK HOLDING, LLC, a domestic E Gallery LLC. Articles of Or- 19903 ises consumption under the ABC THE KORCHAK GROUP LLC a copy of any process against the LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the ganization filed with Secre- BIKESTOCK, LLC law at 871 Third Avenue Store B The Korchak Group LLC. Arts. LLC served upon him/her is The LLC SSNY on 4/11/13. Office location: tary of State of New York (SSNY) Bikestock, LLC, Authority filed with Brooklyn NY 11232. of Org. filed with Secy. of State 2081-2083 Flatbush Avenue Brook- Kings County. SSNY is designat- #121704 on 5/24/13. NY office location: the SSNY on 6/21/13. Office: Kings. LLC of NY (SSNY) on 5/28/13. Office in lyn, NY, 11234. Purpose/character ed as agent upon whom process Kings County. SSNY has been formed in DE on 4/22/13. SSNY is des- Kings County. SSNY designated of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. against the LLC may be served. LIQUOR LICENSE #121179 designated as agent of the LLC ignated as agent upon whom pro- Notice is hereby given that an agent of LLC upon whom pro- SSNY shall mail process to: The upon whom process against cess against the LLC may be served. on-premises license, #TBA has cess against it may be served. LLC, c/o John Vento CPA, P.C., 95 MUNIR & SON, LLC it may be served. The post of- SSNY shall mail process to 16 Man- been applied for by Bannerman’s SSNY shall mail process to c/o New Dorp Ln., Staten Island, NY MUNIR & SON, LLC, a domestic fice address to which the SSNY hattan Ave #1G Brooklyn, NY 11206. Bar Inc. d/b/a Bannerman’s Bar David Korchak, 1411 Avenue, N. 10306. General Purposes. Apt. #D1, Brooklyn, NY 11230. Pur- LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the shall mail a copy of any pro- #121405 Cert of Formation filed with DE to sell beer, wine and liquor at pose: General. SSNY on 6/7/13. Office location: cess against the LLC served SOS, P.O. Box 898, Dover, DE 19903. Pur- retail in an on premises estab- #121508 Kings County. SSNY is designat- upon him/her is The LLC 459 Van- 10591 pose: Any lawful activity. lishment. For on premises con- ed as agent upon whom process derbilt Avenue Brooklyn, NY, sumption under the ABC law at M.S.I. 26 LLC against the LLC may be served. 2078 ARTHUR LLC 177 Grand Street Brooklyn NY 11238. Purpose/character of 2078 Arthur LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Notice of formation of M.S.I. 26 SSNY shall mail process to: The 11211. LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on LLC Arts. of Org. filed with the LLC, 1658 E. 38th St., Brooklyn, NY #121272 #121705 5/7/13. Office in Kings County. SSNY Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) on 11234. General Purposes. 5/22/2013. Office location, Coun- #121256 11242 designated agent of LLC upon Public PAWNBROKER AUCTION ty of Kings. SSNY has been desig- whom process against it may be S. Price, auctioneer of The Jewel- SOLI CAPITAL, LLC served. SSNY shall mail process ry Auction Market of America, nated as agent of the LLC upon 11235 Notice of formation of Soli Cap- whom process against it may GLAM VIE LLC to c/o Asher Fensterheim, Esq., 660 Inc., sell at 139 E. 23rd St., Man., at ital, LLC Arts. of Org. filed with Legal 9 a.m. All unredeemed pledges be served. SSNY shall mail pro- Notice of formation of limited li- White Plains Rd ste 520, Tarrytown, the Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) for the following pawnbrokers cess to: 1259 East 10th St., Brook- ability company (LLC). Name: Glam New York, 10591. Purpose: General. on 5/22/2013. Office location, #121559 including all holdovers from lyn NY 11230. Purpose: any law- Vie LLC. Articles of Organization County of Kings. SSNY has been previous sales: ful act. filed with Secretary of State of Notices #121361 designated as agent of the LLC 11559 Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral New York (SSNY) on 6/7/13. NY office upon whom process against #121255 Loans, Inc., 21 W. 47th St., Man., location: Kings County. SSNY has I & G HOSPITALITY NIGHT & DAY PLUMBING it may be served. SSNY shall from 255047 of Aug. 3, 2012 to been designated as agent of the GROUP LLC DEUTSCHE BANK V. SANDERS mail process to: c/o Harvey R. NOTICE OF SALE 260103 of Mar. 31, 2013. AND HEATING LLC LLC upon whom process against it Notice of formation of limited li- Night & Day Plumbing And Heat- Hirschfeld, 26 Court St., 11th Flr. SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS, Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collater- may be served. The post office ad- ability company (LLC). Name: I & G ing LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Brooklyn NY 11242. Purpose: any DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST al Loans, Inc., 150 Atlantic Ave., dress to which the SSNY shall mail Hospitality Group LLC. Articles Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on lawful act. COMPANY AS TRUSTEE OF AMER- Brooklyn, from 246942 of Sept. a copy of any process against the #121360 of Organization filed with Secre- 11/13/12. Office in Kings Coun- 5, 2012 to 251997 of Mar. 31, 2013. LLC served upon him/her is The LLC tary of State of New York (SSNY) on IQUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES, ty. SSNY designated agent of LLC Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral 2905 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn, NY, 11249 3/13/13. NY office location: Kings INC. ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH upon whom process against it Loans, Inc., 139 E. 23rd St., Man., 11235. Purpose/character of LLC: County. SSNY has been designat- CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-R2 UN- may be served. SSNY shall mail ZUPNICK & CO LLC DER THE POOLING AND SERVIC- from 158044 of July 11, 2012 to Any Lawful Purpose. Zupnick & Co LLC. Arts. of Org. ed as agent of the LLC upon whom process to 1066 E 18th St, Brook- #121170 ING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF 163999 of Mar. 31, 2013. filed with Secy. of State of NY process against it may be served. lyn, NY 11230. Purpose: General. The post office address to which MARCH 1, 2005, WITHOUT RECOURSE, Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collater- #121541 (SSNY) on 6/7/13. Office in Kings AZH PROPERTIES LLC Plaintiff, vs. LEONARD SANDERS, al Loans, Inc., 1736A Pitkin Ave., County. SSNY designated agent the SSNY shall mail a copy of any AZH Properties LLC. Arts. of Org. MARYAM SANDERS, ET AL., Defen- Brooklyn, from 487360 of July 27, of LLC upon whom process process against the LLC served 11231 filed with Secy. of State of NY dant(s). Pursuant to a Judgment 2012 to 500814 of Mar. 31, 2013. against it may be served. SSNY upon him/her is Irina Broytman JEFFREY MOSIER (SSNY) on 4/18/13. Office in Kings of Foreclosure and Sale duly Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral shall mail process to 570 Wythe 1315- B Broadway Ste 115 Hewlett, County. SSNY designated agent filed on August 24, 2010, I, the Loans, Inc., 8104 5th Ave., Brook- PHOTOGRAPHY LLC Ave #7A, Brooklyn, NY 11249. Pur- NY, 11559. Purpose/character of JEFFREY MOSIER PHOTOGRAPHY LLC, of LLC upon whom process LLC: Any Lawful Purpose undersigned Referee will sell lyn, from 535112 of Oct. 5, 2012 to against it may be served. SSNY pose: General. #120641 537554 of Mar. 31, 2013. Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY #121531 at public auction at the Kings on 07/01/2013. Office loc: Kings shall mail process to 2546 E 17th County Supreme Court, Room Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral County. SSNY has been designat- St 2nd Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11235. WILDMAN 11576 224, 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, Loans, Inc., 169 E. 116th St., Man., ed as agent upon whom process Purpose: General. 558 EAST 2nd STREET NY on August 29, 2013 at 2:30 p.m., from 614107 of Oct. 4, 2012 to #121553 ARCHITECTURE PLLC 615751 of Mar. 31, 2013. against the LLC may be served. Wildman Architecture PLLC. premises known as 275 East 39th ASSOCIATES LLC Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral SSNY shall mail process to: Jef- Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of Street, Brooklyn, NY. All that KZH PROPERTIES LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED Loans, Inc., 36-03 Ditmars Blvd., frey Mosier, 321 President St., Ste KZH Properties LLC. Arts. of Org. State of NY (SSNY) on 6/19/13. Of- certain plot, piece or parcel of LIABILITY COMPANY. NAME: 558 EAST Astoria, Queens, from 719924 of 3, Brooklyn, NY 11231. Purpose: filed with Secy. of State of NY fice in Kings County. SSNY desig- land, with the buildings and im- 2nd STREET ASSOCIATES LLC. Arti- Nov. 5, 2012 to 721263 of Mar. 31, Any Lawful Purpose. (SSNY) on 4/18/13. Office in Kings nated agent of LLC upon whom provements thereon erected, cles of Organization were filed 2013. #121578 County. SSNY designated agent of process against it may be served. situate, lying and being in the with the Secretary of State of Aug. 6/13 - Modell Collateral LLC upon whom process against it SSNY shall mail process to 22 Borough of Brooklyn, County New York (SSNY) on 02/08/13. Office Loans, Inc., 116-17 Jamaica Ave., 11232 may be served. SSNY shall mail pro- North 6th St # 14G, Brooklyn, NY of Kings, City and State of New location: Kings County. SSNY has Richmond Hill, from 102778 of HIGH SCORE LLC cess to 2546 E 17th St 2nd Fl, Brook- 11249. Purpose: Architecture. been designated as agent of the York, Block 4893 and Lot 54.Ap- July 8, 2011 to 106430 of Mar. 31, HIGH SCORE LLC, a domestic LLC, lyn, NY 11235. Purpose: General. #121561 LLC upon whom process against proximate amount of judgment #121557 2013. Arts. of Org. filed with the it may be served. SSNY shall mail a is $384,622.96 plus interest and #121642 SSNY on 6/7/13. Office location: 07932 copy of process to the LLC, P.O. Box costs. Premises will be sold sub- Kings County. SSNY is designat- GZH PROPERTIES LLC GZH Properties LLC. Arts. of Org. 969 HEGEMAN, LLC 277, Roslyn, New York 11576. Pur- ject to provisions of filed Judg- ed as agent upon whom process Arts of Org 969 Hegeman, LLC filed with Secy. of State of NY pose: For any lawful purpose. ment Index # 13812-07. Donald M. against the LLC may be served. filed w/Sec of State NY (SSNY) #121386 (SSNY) on 4/18/13. Office in Kings Zolin, Esq., Referee Knuckles, Ko- SSNY shall mail process to: The on 12/19/12. Off Loc Kings Coun- County. SSNY designated agent of mosinski & Elliott, LLP, 565 Tax- LLC, 240 25th St., Brooklyn, NY ty. SSNY designated as agent for 12207 FOR HELP IN LLC upon whom process against it ter Road, Ste. 590, Elmsford, NY FOR CHANGES OF NAME 11232. General Purposes. service of process against LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail pro- 18353EAST18, LLC 10523, Attorneys for Plaintiff #121403 and shall mail copy to Witman Notice of Formation of #121353 PREPARATION AND cess to 2546 E 17th St 2nd Fl, Brook- PLEASE CALL KATRINA , Stadtmauer PA 26 Columbia Tpke, 18353East18, LLC, Art. of Org. SUN SHENG REALTY LLC lyn, NY 11235. Purpose: General. #121558 Florham Park NJ 07932. Purpose: filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 4/22/13. US BANK V. SCHOU FILING OF Sun Sheng Realty LLC. Arts. of NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT 718-643-9099, EXT 103 Org. filed with Secy. of State of any lawful activity. Princ bus Office location: Kings County. add 4775 Collins Ave Apt 1608 Mi- SSNY designated as agent of LLC - COUNTY OF KINGS US BANK, NA- NY (SSNY) on 5/17/13. Office in 11237 TIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS IN- ALL YOUR LEGAL Kings County. SSNY designated PERSAM 202 LLC ami Beach Fl 33140 upon whom process against it #121183 may be served. SSNY shall mail DIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS agent of LLC upon whom pro- Notice of formation of limited li- TRUSTEE FOR THE RMAC TRUST, SERIES NOTICE NEEDS, cess against it may be served. ability company (LLC). Name: Per- copy of process to CSC, 80 State 10016 St., Albany, NY 12207, the Reg. Agt. 2013-IT Plaintiff(s), Against JOYCE SSNY shall mail process to 625 39 sam 202 LLC. Articles of Organi- SCHOU, Defendant(s) Pursuant to St, Brooklyn, NY 11232. Purpose: zation filed with Secretary of TENNIS ESCAPES upon whom proc. may be served. CALL ALICE INTERNATIONAL, LLC Purpose: any lawful activities. a judgment of foreclosure and General. State of New York (SSNY) on 2/7/13. #121188 sale duly entered 7/3/2013, I, the For Legal Advertising in #121526 Tennis Escapes International, NY office location: Kings Coun- undersigned Referee will sell 718-643-9099, EXT 107 ty. SSNY has been designated as LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. ERICA GOROCHOW, LLC BLACKBIRD FIBERS LLC of State of NY (SSNY) on 6/10/13. at public auction at Room 224 Blackbird Fibers LLC. Arts. of agent of the LLC upon whom pro- Erica Gorochow, LLC. Arts. of of Kings County Supreme Court, cess against it may be served. The Office in Kings County. SSNY Org. filed with Secy. of State of Org. filed with Secy. of State of designated agent of LLC upon 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY NY (SSNY) on 5/24/13. Office in post office address to which the NY (SSNY) on 6/11/13. Office in Kings 11201 on 9/5/2013 at 2:30 pm prem- SSNY shall mail a copy of any whom process against it may be And assistance filing notices Kings County. SSNY designated County. SSNY designated agent of ises known as 1578 St. Marks Ave- process against the LLC served served. SSNY shall mail process agent of LLC upon whom pro- LLC upon whom process against nue, Brooklyn, NY 11233. ALL that upon him/her is Juan A. Perez 96 to Lynn-Mark Enterprises, LLC, Please contact us at cess against it may be served. it may be served. SSNY shall mail certain plot piece or parcel of Knickerbocker Avenue Brooklyn, 14 E 38th St Rm 1402, NY, NY 10016. SSNY shall mail process to Mar- process to c/o Corporation Ser- land, with the buildings and im- Brooklyn Legal Ad Services NY, 11237. Purpose/character of Purpose: General. vice Company, 80 State St., Albany, garet Oenning, 874 43rd St B10, #121547 provements thereon erected, sit- LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. NY 12207. Purpose: General. Brooklyn, NY 11232. Purpose: #121135 #121533 uate, lying and being in the Bor- Suite 1208 General. 10017 ough of Brooklyn, County of #121540 16 Court Street 11238 FORTRESS 12210 Kings, City and State of New York. HOMEGOODS++ LLC VIMY HA CONSULTING LLC ROCKAWAY LLC GRAND KERMESSE LLC Block 1459 Lot 34 Approximate Brooklyn 11241 Homegoods++ LLC. Arts. of Org. NOTICE OF FORMATION of VIMY HA FORTRESS ROCKAWAY LLC Articles NOTICE OF FORMATION of Grand amount of lien $852,559.93 plus filed with Secy. of State of NY CONSULTING LLC. Art. of Org. filed of Org. filed NY Sec. of State Kermesse LLC. Art. of Org. filed interest and costs; premises will [email protected] (SSNY) on 3/20/13. Office in Kings w/Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on (SSNY) 5/06/13 Office in Kings Co. w/Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on be sold subject to provisions of TO PROMOTE YOUR NEW BUSINESS County. SSNY designated agent 4/10/13. Office location: Kings SSNY design. Agent of LLC upon 3/28/13. Office location: Kings filed judgment Index # 7614/2006 of LLC upon whom process County. SSNY designated as whom process may be served. County. SSNY designated as agent Charles Capetanakis, Esq., Refer- against it may be served. SSNY agent for service of process. SSNY shall mail copy of process for service of process. SSNY shall ee SHELDON MAY & ASSOCIATES At- 718-643-9099 x107 shall mail process to 33 34th St SSNY shall mail process to 225 to Solomon Borg 630 Third Ave mail process to 99 Washington torneys at Law, 255 Merrick Road, Fl 4, Brooklyn, NY 11232. Purpose: Eastern Pkwy. #1A, Bklyn, NY 11238. New York, NY 10017. Purpose: Any Ave. #805-A, Albany, NY 12210. Pur- Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Dated: 718-643-9099 x105 IN NUMEROUS ON-LINE VENUES, 7/10/2013 File Number: 24509 MNH General. Purpose: Any lawful activity. lawful activity. pose: Any lawful activity. #121762 #121543 #120911 #121172 #120913

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August 5 FROM THE ORIGINAL EAGLE AND OTHER SOURCES Man Who Revolutionized The Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball hroughout the 1930s, the Brooklyn Dodgers had floundered on the Tfield under the leadership of Max Carey, Casey Stengel and Burleigh and Beer Grimes. Rocked by the Great Depression, the organization was reduced olonel Jacob Ruppert, Jr. was born on nearly to bankruptcy as the quarreling owners were unable to formulate CAugust 5, 1867 in Manhattan, grandson a solution to these woes. of Jacob Ruppert of a family of brewers who The league president Ford Frick recommended that the club hire Le- immigrated from Bavaria to New York. The land (Larry) Stanford MacPhail. As vice president of the Cincinnati grandfather bought Manhattan’s old Turtle Redlegs, MacPhail had introduced night baseball and the first radio Bay Brewing Co. in 1851, which became the broadcasts of games. The Dodgers directors hired the 48-year-old as ex- Ruppert Brewing Co. “Little” Jacob attended ecutive vice president in 1937, hoping he could make the Dodgers a pay- Columbia University but before graduating ing proposition. Under MacPhail the stadium was repainted and dressed entered the family business, complying with up. Among other things, radio sportscaster Red Barber was lured away his father’s wishes. from Cincinnati to broadcast Dodger games and Gladys Gooding came Jacob headed the business for 62 years. In to play the organ. Leo Durocher came as manager and Pee Wee Reese 1933 he led efforts to disassociate beer from sa- came as shortstop. And then came the night games that originally had loons and promote its consumption in the home. been shunned. The lights were ready for a game against Cincinnati on Ruppert Beer, before WWI June 15, 1938. was the largest selling beer Gayle Talbot, sports writer for the Associated Press wrote the follow- in the country. Later their ing article released to the media on August 5, 1938: brand was named NEW YORK, Aug. 5 — The young man boning up on his baseball his- Knickerbocker Beer, a tory 10 years from now likely will find the name of Leland Stanford popular label after MacPhail plastered all over the pages. The snappy dresser is doing more WW II. to baseball than the average fan now realizes. Ruppert, a con- The student a decade hence will learn that the game was invented by firmed bachelor, was a Abner Doubleday in 1839 and given a transformation by Larry MacPhail The then-Yankees president Larry MacPhail (right) with his Yan- highly respected business- 99 years later after a terrific tussle with the old guard. kees slugger Joe DiMaggio (left) and Yankees manager Joe Mc- man and real estate investor The student will be mildly surprised to learn that there was a time Carthy in 1946. An Associated Press article about MacPhail when who amassed a huge fortune, estimated at $40 to when big league ball was played exclusively in the hot afternoons and he was executive vice-president of the Brooklyn Dodgers appears in $45 million, making him one of the richest men that there was absolutely no extra-added entertainment, like foot races, this column. in the country. He served in the National Guard, pre-game band concerts and fireworks displays. Photo: Sporting News archives picking up the nickname, the “Colonel.” He He will wonder how the old guard could have been so stupid as to served in politics for a decade. have opposed the red-haired livewire in his efforts to rejuvenate the pas- torted that he wasn’t managing a semi-pro team, or words to that gen- One of the Colonel’s great interests was in base- time and make lots of money for the magnates, some of whom hadn’t eral effect. ball. On January 11, 1915, he and Colonel Tilling- turned a profit in a coon’s age. Both New York clubs, in fact, have been all bristled up ever since hast L’Hommedieu Huston bought the N.Y. Yan- MacPhail brought his one-man swing band to town last winter. So far, kees for $460,000 from the original owners. On Old Guard Is Stubborn they have successfully blocked his efforts to broadcast all Brooklyn December 26, 1919 he purchased George Herman And don’t think that MacPhail isn’t being fought. The Brooklyns, under games, holding him to an agreement which had been made with previ- Ruth and was on the road to wagonloads of pen- his talented aegis, have drawn 153,298 customers to five night games ous Flatbush officials. nants and world championships. Ruppert bought against Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago and St. Louis. That means out Huston’s interest in 1922 and became sole the Dodgers are paying off that fat mortgage and will have a bundle of Brooklyn Fans Raving owner. Yankee Stadium opened on April 18, 1923 money to spend for good players next season. The eccentric Brooklyn colony is more excited about its club than in as home for the Yankees. It cost Ruppert and Hus- Yet the Giants still won’t give them a tumble after dark. When many a year, though it hasn’t seen the first division since the race ton $675,000 for the land and $2.5 million for con- MacPhail asked Bill Terry [Giants manager] the other day if he hadn’t began. At every night game there have been thousands milling around struction. Ruppert’s interest in the Yankee players changed his mind about giving the game a few frills, the Giants’ boss re- outside Ebbets Field after the gates were closed. was personal and profound. He knew them all and Visiting clubs can’t help noticing their fat share of the receipts when was as well posted on their capabilities and per- they play in Brooklyn and Cincinnati [where night games were intro- formances as any consistent baseball follower. He duced]. The others are bound to begin falling in line soon. expected big things from his boys. The bickering Birthdays — The American League is going to be harder to crack. It has more old- between Ruth and the Colonel was never-ending. August 5 line owners like Col. Jacob Ruppert of the Yankees, who are stubbornly Hardly had Ruth joined the Yankees when he de- opposed to anything except what they term 100 per cent baseball. manded a percentage of his purchase price. Aside Old Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics said the other day that from salary negotiations, Ruth often went to see the Loni Anderson, actress, he rather liked night ball, however, so there likely will be lights atop owner the way a student is sent to the principal’s of- (“WKRP in Cincinnati,” The Shibe Park by next May. fice. In 1925, Yankees manager Miller Huggins sus- Jayne Mansfield Story), born in  pended Ruth for insubordination. The Babe rushed St. Paul, MN MacPhail not only modernized the Dodgers, but set standards for to Ruppert’s office at the brewery thinking the other clubs to follow. He rescued the Dodgers from bankruptcy, promot- Colonel would intervene on his behalf. But the Neil Alden Armstrong, former owner supported the manager, to whom Ruth had to astronaut, first man to walk on the ed the players, and upgraded Ebbets Field. But his expenditures irked the owners and he had a stormy relationship with league officials, umpires apologize before he was allowed back into the line- moon, born in Wapakoneta, OH and the press. After the 1942 season MacPhail decided it was time to up. For Ruth, the greatest disappointment of all oc- Ja’net DuBois, actress (“Good move on. He bade a tearful farewell to Brooklyn and turned his talents curred on February 26, 1935, when he went to Rup- Patrick Ewing Times,” “Beverly Hills 90210”), temporarily to the war effort. He was replaced by Branch Rickey. pert’s office hoping to get the manager’s job and in- stead got a limp handshake. Ruppert said “Root, Wikipedia / Magic born in Philadelphia, PA MacPhail was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1978. He died at the age of 85 in Miami on October 1, 1975. (he spoke with a heavy Germanic accent although Patrick Aloysius Ewing, bas- — Vernon Parker born in NY) I give you your unconditional release ketball player, born in Kingston, and wish you the best of luck.” Jamaica Four years later, on January 13, 1939, Colonel Ruppert died at the age of 71. Samantha Sang, singer (“Emo- On This Day in History Aside from close relatives and medical at- tion”), born in Melbourne, Aus- tendants, the last person to see Ruppert alive was tralia Babe Ruth. When the Babe arrived at the Rup- August 5, 1895: pert apartment on January 12th, the Colonel was Jonathan Silverman, actor First three trains in an oxygen tent where he had been for several (Brighton Beach Memoirs, Week- hours. After removal from the tent the first thing end at Bernie’s), born in Los Ange- travel on elevated he said, according to his nurse, was, “I want to les, CA tracks from see the Babe.” “Here he is, right beside you,” she the Brooklyn Bridge said. The dying man opened his eyes, reached out Erika Slezak, actress (“One his hand to the ballplayer, and murmured only one Life to Live”), born in Los Ange- to Manhattan Beach, Jonathan Silverman in 40 minutes. word, “Babe.” Ruth said, “It was the only time in les, CA his life he ever called me Babe to my face.” — V. Parker

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First elevated of the era. NYPD Looking for Woman Who Texted She Was ‘Scared’ NEW YORK (AP) — police are looking for a Brooklyn woman who disappeared shortly after texting her mother that she was “scared.” Her mother said Dana Lauren Bonanno sent PAGE 12 August 5, 2013 the disturbing text around 11 p.m. on July 22. Police declared her as missing on Saturday. Donna O’Connor told police she received no other text from her 33-year-old daughter Brooklyn Teacher Sentenced in Sex Scandal Case explaining why she was scared. Bonanno, who once attended Carmel High Charisma L. Miller, Esq. New York State Division of Criminal Justice close, a civil case is still pending against School in Putnam County, was living in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Services for the next 20 years. Sayar and the New York City Department of Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. Erin Sayar, a former teacher at James Madison Though Sayar’s criminal case has come to a Education for their alleged role in the assault Friends and family have set up a Facebook High School in Marine Park, Brooklyn, was sen- and battery of Eng. The suit, brought by page to post updates as the search continues. tenced in Brooklyn Supreme Court, Criminal Brooklyn attorney Bruce Baron on behalf of his Term on charges stemming from accusations that clients — Kevin Eng and Kevin’s mother, she engaged in a sexual relationship with her stu- Maureen Eng — alleges that the City of New dent, Kevin Eng. York in general and the New York City DOE in Sayar, 36, pleaded guilty to statutory rape in particular were negligent in hiring Sayar, and June after turning herself in to Brooklyn’s Special that they failed to report or investigate allega- Conn. Lawmakers Victims Unit on the eight criminal counts of statu- tions of sexual abuse. tory rape, 16 counts of sexual abuse of a minor and “While always keeping their focus on obtain- Urge NY To Pass other related charges. ing justice, [the Eng family] was sympathetic to Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth Foley sen- the defendant during the sentencing phase given tenced Sayar to 10 years’ probation, revocation her current health crisis,” Baron told the Brooklyn GMO Labeling Bill of her teaching license and designation as a Daily Eagle. It is being reported that Sayer is seri- By Susan Haigh Level 1 sex offender. Level 1 sex offenders are ously ill and has been diagnosed with lymphoma Associated Press categorized as low risk of recidivism and are — a type of blood cancer. WILLIMANTIC, Conn. — Connecticut not required to have their name and photo “Now we move forward in the civil matter state lawmakers are urging their colleagues in appear in the public database. As a designated Erin Sayar with discovery, in order to provide the Eng family neighboring New York to consider legislation sex offender, Sayar still has to register with the Former teacher and sex offender their day in court holding all those responsible. that requires genetically modified food to be labeled for consumers, hoping passage there will ultimately lead to the final enactment of Connecticut’s new labeling law. Connecticut’s mandate can’t take effect until Columbia Law School and NYC’s Department of Investigation other Northeast states pass similar labeling rules. Senate President Donald E. Williams Jr., D-Brooklyn, and Rep. Susan Johnson, Announce Center for the Advancement of Public Integrity D-Windham, the co-chairman of the General Charisma L. Miller, Esq. attracting talented people to city Williamsburg, denied the accusa- Assembly’s Public Health Committee, have government is that we’ve made tions, the State Assembly both submitted testimony for a New York leg- Contributing islative committee to consider at a hearing. NEW YORK—New York City integrity the hallmark of our approved a $103,000 settlement administration — and Commis- to settle some of the harassment Legislation under consideration in New York Department of Investigation (NYC would require food or food products that contain DOI) Commissioner Rose Gill sioner Rose Gill Hearn has been at claims. Lopez resigned from the forefront of that work,” said office on May 20th. genetically modified organisms or are produced Hearn and Columbia Law School’s with genetically modified material to be labeled, Dean David M. Schizer announced Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. Another New York state “Thanks to her and her outstand- Assemblyman, William Boyland Jr., with some exceptions. Penalties would be the establishment of the Center for imposed for false labels and misbranding. the Advancement of Public ing team at the Department of was federally charged with mail Investigation, we have not only fraud for fraudulently submitting Connecticut’s labeling law, enacted this year, Integrity to study corruption and requires labeling of foods intended for human accountability in government. The been able to root out corruption, travel vouchers. New York state we’ve been able to prevent it from Senator John Sampson was charged consumption, as well as seeds or seed stock, that center will expand research into are entirely or partially genetically modified. happening in the first place—cre- with embezzlement, obstruction of corruption at the municipal level in The labels must bear the words “produced with ating the cleanest government in justice, and making false state- jurisdictions around the world. genetic engineering.” Packaged foods must be city history. I have no doubt that ments to the Federal Bureau of The center will be a partnership labeled on the package, while wholesale foods the new Center for the Investigation. between the law school and NYC must be labeled on the bill of sale. Raw agricul- Advancement of Public Integrity While the center will focus on DOI, the city’s anti-corruption tural goods must be labeled on the retail store watchdog and one of the oldest law will benefit from her expertise and abuse of power at the municipal build upon her accomplishments.” shelf or bin. enforcement agencies in the coun- level, a comparatively under-devel- But Connecticut’s law won’t take effect until try. Commissioner Gill Hearn will Over the past year, a number of oped field, it asserts that its overall Brooklyn politicians have been four other Northeast states with a combined pop- chair the center’s Advisory Board, mission is to improve the capacity ulation of 20 million people pass similar legisla- which will include Columbia Law charged with various forms of of public offices and anti-corrup- Rose Gill Hearn political corruption schemes. tion. One state must be a border state. The School professors Daniel C. tion and law enforcement practi- Eagle file photo requirement was added after concern was voiced Richman and Richard Briffault. New York State Assemblyman tioners to deter, identify, and Vito Lopez was accused of sexu- ment has to be honest and free of regarding the cost of labeling products for only The center will be housed at respond to governmental corrup- Connecticut, which has a population of about the law school. “One of the rea- ally harassing female staffers. tion at all levels. corruption,” said Dean Schizer, the While Lopez, who represented Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law 3.5 million people. sons we’ve been so successful in “To be a force for good, govern- “If New York were to pass this legislation, and the Harvey R. Miller Professor we would be well on our way to meeting the of Law and Economics. requirement so that Connecticut and other states Law students will be provided in the Northeast would have labeling when it opportunities to engage in the comes to genetically modified foods,” said development and production of the Williams, who appeared with Johnson on center’s work, offering them the Monday at the Willimantic Food Cooperative, unique ability to gain broad, prac- which helped with efforts to pass Connecticut’s tical experience in this important bill. Bills are also pending in Maine and area of the law. Vermont. To pursue its mission, the Williams said he’s hopeful the number of Center will build and strengthen a required states will take action within the next professional community of practi- year or two and Connecticut’s law will take tioners; develop and disseminate effect. resources that inform and support “People want to know what’s in their food,” anti-corruption efforts and position he said. “The folks who put the food on the table municipal leaders to understand, for their families want to be sure of what’s in it appreciate and implement anti-cor- in terms of the safety for their families and the ruption practices. safety for the environment.” The center will organize regu- Jennifer Rovetti, a 40-year-old mother of lar conferences for Inspectors two from Willington who was shopping at the General and other anti-corruption co-op, said she tries to avoid GMOs but admits practitioners, assemble a robust it’s difficult. database of public integrity con- “It is hard because even all-natural products tacts, and foster an active have soy and corn and canola and things that are peer-to-peer referral network. almost completely genetically modified these The center will be funded ini- days. Unless all those ingredients are organic in tially for three years by monies a product, as far as I know, they could be genet- returned to DOI in connection ically modified or not,” she said. “If we knew on with its anti-corruption investiga- a label, then I would definitely try not to pur- tions that resulted in forfeiture chase those items.” proceedings.

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