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The publication QNS reports the joy of the PBA's annual holiday party for the families of our fallen heroes.
In a Daily News story about other uniformed unions negotiating a deal before the PBA's arbitration, Pat Lynch commented: "The city's current offer of below-inflation raises does not work for New York City police officers, who are underpaid by upwards of 30% in comparison to State Troopers, Port Authority police officers and others with whom we work side-by-side. We look forward to making our case in arbitration."
Pat Lynch gives a wake up call about the true goals of anti-police advocates to the Queens DA's office as they release a list of so-called "bad cops." Stories ran in the Daily News and the Post.
The Hill reports Pat Lynch's remarks regarding the current state of anti-police bias on the streets.
Police widow, Margaret Mosomillo, is angry that the parole board did not give her an opportunity to address them in opposition to the release of a woman convicted in the killing of her husband. The story appeared in the NY Post.
The PBA slams the parole board for failing to allow police widow Margaret Mosomillo and her family an opportunity to present the victim's impact statement opposing the release of a woman convicted in police officer Mosomillo's murder. Stories appeared in the Chief Leader and on CBS 2 news.
The PBA participated in one of ten coordinated news conferences held across the state to bring attention to the dangers posed by the "bail reform" law that goes into effect on Jan. 1. Stories ran in the Daily News and on CBS 2 News; ABC 7 News; New York 1; News 12 Westchester; WNYC Radio and WINS Radio.
Send an email to the Parole Board opposing parole for George Hill, DIN 93A8537, who, on Nov, 16, 1991, shot PO Paul Freitas in the face during a car stop in the 75 Pct. PO Freitas survived the attempted murder but still lives to this day with the pain and suffering inflicted by this perp. CLICK HERE to access the Parole email page.
NY Post: Out of jail after trying to kill a cop, he's caught with guns and gets a low bail and is on the streets. Pat Lynch warns it's going to get worse.
Once again, PBA President Pat Lynch slams the CCRB for taking actions outside the scope of the city charter. Lynch focuses on the political aspects of the board meeting which violates city policies. The story ran in the Chief-Leader.
In the NY Post, citing the re-arrest for gun possession of a man who was jailed for shooting a police officer, Pat Lynch warns that this is the type of criminals who will be put back on the streets instantly under new laws that become effective on Jan 1. The Staten Island Advance reports the PBA's objections to the Brooklyn DA publishing a list of "bad cops."
PBA president Pat Lynch slams Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzales saying he "sides with the criminals" for releasing the names of MOS on a so called "bad cops" list whom he will not call to testify. Stories appeared in the NY Times, Daily News, and Post.
Lt. Chris Cunha, the CO of 62 Det. Squad, was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. While he is courageously taking on this battle, members of the 62 Squad and 62 Precinct are putting together a benefit to help alleviate some financial stress. See flyer for details.
Pat Lynch speaks to the appointment of Dermot Shea as Police Commissioner. Print stories appeared in: Breitbart.com ; UPI; Metro. Lynch's remarks appeared on: News 12; Fox 5 News; CBS 880 radio; ABC 7 News; 1010 WINS Radio.
Pat Lynch tells PIX 11 News that anti-police protestors do not want justice, they want to attack police officers and stop all forms of law enforcement. CBS 880 radio news reports on ballot issues and notes that the PBA has been working to defeat the expansion of CCRB's authority and budget.
In a NY Post story about anti-police protests, PBA President Pat Lynch squarely places responsibility on the shoulders of elected officials who pander to the criminal element.
City's Health Benefits Program Annual Fall Transfer Period (Open-Enrollment)
Gotham Gazette reports on the PBA's activities aimed at defeating the expansion of CCRB's power and funding.
Pat Lynch's photo and quotes are included in Daily News article on the lobbying effort to revise Charter to strengthen CCRB.
Media reports on the violent struggle with a resisting suspect left a 73 Pct. police officer in a medically-induced coma when another individual interferes with the arrest and smashed the officer in the head with a metal chair. Stories appeared in the NY Post, Daily News, Newsday, NBC national news, and on New York 1 News, CBS 2 News and NBC 4 News.
Reports on a second day of State Senate hearings concerning Law 50-A which protects personnel records of police, fire and corrections officers. Pat Lynch weighs in, noting that those who are advocating repeal are lying about the law for the benefit of defense lawyers and criminals. Stories ran in: the Daily News, NY Post, and the Times Union.
Raymour and Flanigan is hosting their semi-annual Friends and Family event this Friday-Sunday. Call Dina Santora at 917-435-6115 BEFORE going into a store.
A lawsuit was filed challenging the firing of PO Daniel Pantaleo. Stories were published in: Daily News; Post; Staten Island Advance; Times Union. Additional stories aired on: New York 1; News 12 Bronx; WINS; News Radio 880: ABC 7; CBS 2; Fios1: WNYC Radio, and Fox 5.
New York 1 reports Pat Lynch's objection to the upcoming CCRB "power grab" that will be question #2 on the ballot this election day. The PBA says vote "NO" on question # 2 on election day.
A MOS responding to a harassment call was saved by his vest when a naked gunmen fired at him. Fellow officers shot and killed the gunman. The officer was treated and released. Stories aired on: ABC 7 News; CBS Radio news; NBC 4 News and ABC Radio news.
At the unveiling of new names on the Police Memorial Wall in Battery Park City, Pat Lynch talks about the sacrifices made and the future of 9/11 illnesses. Stories ran in the New York Post, WOR radio and CBS news radio.
The Post reports on the PBA blasting attorneys for the Bronx Defenders, a publicly-funded legal aid organization, for a social media post using the death of hero P.O. Brian Mulkeen to demonize his fellow police officers.
A sea of blue turned out in Orange County for the funeral of fallen Bronx Anti-Crime Police Officer Brian Mulkeen. Stories appeared in the Daily News, the Post, the Staten Island Advance, the Chief-Leader, the Albany Times Union and on PIX 11 News, ABC 7 News, News 12 Westchester, Fios1 News, New York 1 News, NBC 4 News, CBS 2 News and Fox 5 News.
News coverage reporting the tragic circumstances of PO Brian Mulkeen's line of duty death was reported by: Wall Street Journal; Newsday; Staten Island Advance; Post, and the Daily News. The friendly fire tragedy was also reported by: CBS 2; NBC 4; Fox 5; ABC 7; PIX 11; News 12; WINS; News radio 880 and WABC Radio.
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Reports on the tragic death of PO Brian Mulkeen appeared in: NY Times; Post; Newsday; Post (father remembers); Post (perpetrator); and Daily News (Tunnels to Tower race). Pat Lynch's remarks about the tragedy were reported across the nation on radio. In NYC, stories were broadcast on: CBS 880; NBC 4; ABC 7; WINS; News 12; CBS 2; Fios1; and Fox 5.
While away at college in Florida, Joshua Evans, son of NYPD Sergeant Lillian Leslie-Evans, was rushed to the hospital where he underwent emergency surgery to repair bleeding on his brain. He is currently in a Florida hospital on life support. Click here to find out how you can help.
Pat Lynch calls the NYPD/DOI initiative to improve police mental health, which includes and IAB component, an "absolutely wrong approach" in the NY Post, Fox 5 News, WINS Radio and the NBC 4 News website.
In a story in the Post about increased CCRB complaints against POs, Pat Lynch states that the CCRB has been unlawfully soliciting complaints based on flimsy evidence in order to justify its desire to expand.
Wounded PO Vanesa Medina receives a huge ovation from fellow officers and the public as she is released from the hospital having sustained a gunshot wound to the left hand. Pat Lynch and PBA board members were on hand to cheer the heroic officer on while reports also noted that the gun used by the perp was a stolen NYPD weapon. Lynch praised all of the officer's actions and noted that every PO recognizes that it could have been them. Stories were broadcast on: NBC 4 news; NY 1 news; Fox 5 news; ABC 7 news. Print stories ran in: Daily News; SI Advance "warm send off" and "high level of respect."
A heroic female police officer was shot during a confrontation with an armed individual being sought in a domestic violence case on Staten Island. Stories were broadcast on: Fox 5 News; NY1 News and News radio 880. Print stories also appeared in: Wall Street Journal; two NY Post stories on the behavior of onlookers and the aftermath; and three stories in the Staten Island Advance on what we know, domestic violence, and the photo of a gun.
A local community paper, Town & Village, covers the 9/11 ceremony at the 13th Precinct and highlights Pat Lynch's remarks about how many MOS are suffering each day from the effects of exposure to toxins resulting from the attack on the WTC.
An opinion piece in the NY Post addresses pressures on NYC police officers including what Pat Lynch calls a "cop-hating" environment and the extreme low pay.
In a NY Post story reporting an assault on a police officer at the scene of a fire in the Bronx, Pat Lynch is quoted saying: "…but our city leaders need to wake up. If they keep encouraging cop-hatred and interference with our duties, lives will be lost because we were prevented from doing our job." A rambling opinion column in the NY Times questions if the NYPD is fighting with itself citing the department's new "progressive" agenda and the PBA's defense of its members and call for a cautious approach to handling jobs.
During a news conference on crime statistics, the PC addresses questions about the possible impact on arrests of the PBA's "caution" warning to its member following the firing of PO Pantaleo. Stories were aired on: NBC 4, PIX 11, WINS, NY 1, and News radio 880. Police Commissioner O'Neill was interviewed on FOX 5 and PIX 11 on a host of topics including crime statistics, decrease in arrests, the PBA's reaction to the firing, police suicides, and his relationship with de Blasio.
News reports about the PBA's unanimous vote of no confidence in police commissioner O'Neill and Mayor de Blasio appeared in: the Wall Street Journal; Daily News; Post; AM NY; Staten Island Advance; CBS 2 News; PIX 11 news; Fox 5 news; NBC 4 news; New York 1 news; WABC radio news; WOR radio news and WINS radio news.
See resolutions of No Confidence concerning Mayor de Blasio and Commissioner O'Neill.
Articles appeared in the Post, News, and Inquirer.net.
Print articles appeared in the Daily News, NY Post on PBA actions and Mayor's response to PBA, Newsday, Associated Press, Washington Post, Washington Examiner, Reuters, Staten Island Advance, and Slate. See and hear TV and radio coverage on NBC 4, ABC 7, New York 1, Fox 5, PIX 11, CBS 2, CNN, NPR, CBS 880 radio, 1010 WINS radio, and WOR Radio.
Watch the full, PBA-recorded press conference on the firing of P.O. Pantaleo.
The sister of PO Robert Echeverra, Eileen, blames the disrespect, financial pressures and stress caused by the job for her brother's suicide. Her story and the efforts being taken to try and reduce the number of MOS suicides were reported by: Fox 5 News; CBS 2 News; News 12 Westchester, and Newsradio 880.
Police widow Diane Piagentini, whose husband Joe was assassinated along with his partner PO Waverly Jones in 1971, is supported by PBA president Pat Lynch, board members and uniformed officers as she speaks to the media before delivering her victim's impact statement to the Parole Board. Anthony Bottom, one of three BLA assassins convicted of the most vicious and sadistic police murder in the City's history is seeking parole, Stories ran on New York 1 News; CBS 2 News; Fox 5 News; News 12 Long Island and WINS Radio.
The Daily News reports on Pat Lynch's video message to members about police suicide (see the entire video here) and the response from the PBA, department, and City Hall to the emergency. The Post also writes about Lynch's video message. Stories were also broadcast on: Fox 5; News Radio 880, New York 1; WINS news, and News 12.
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In a Daily News story about the pending decision in the Garner case, Pat Lynch calls the CCRB chairman's decision to reaffirm the penalty of termination "wrongheaded" and notes that both a local Grand Jury and the Department of Justice didn't indict because no crime had been committed.
The Daily News reports on the effort to keep notorious cop-killer, Anthony Bottom, who murdered police officers Piagentini and Jones in 1971, incarcerated. Police widow, Diane Piagentini, will deliver her Victim's Impact Statement to the Parole Board on Friday, Aug. 16, 2019.
A Daily News story reports on a letter sent by the PBA to residents of southeast Queens critical of anti-cop Council Member Donovan Richards. The letter notes that Richards has done nothing for the community while using anti-cop rhetoric to bolster his name recognition for a run at a higher office.
A letter to the editor published in the Chief-Leader written by a retired DOC employee supports Pat Lynch and his defense of his members. A letter published by the Staten Island Advance supports a local march in support of Police. An Op-Ed piece published in the Daily News examines the problem with the NYPD chokehold ban and supports the necessary actions taken in the Gardiner case by Police. An editorial in the Chief examines the PBA's response in defense of police officer Pantaleo.
Active and retired MOS turn out in support of PO Daniel Pantaleo at a rally during Staten Island's National Night Out Against Crime event on the South Beach boardwalk. PBA board members George Winkler and Albert Acierno criticize the Mayor for his lack of support while retirees speak to the need to support and obey police. Covered on New York 1.
If you are a veteran struggling with PTSD, or if you know one who is, one of your fellow vets is standing ready to help. Korea War veteran Richard Jarcho and his family use the horses on their Orangeburg, NY farm to provide treatment and rehabilitation for PTSD survivors. The service is free to both veterans and active-duty service members. Visit Veterans Angels of Hope to find out more.
In a story in the NY Post, Pat Lynch echoes Governor Cuomo's comments about the recent water bucket attacks and blames the fact that the NYPD is frozen on "the complete lack of leadership from City Hall." See the full statement here.
The PBA press conference slamming the horrendous Trial Room decision against P.O. Daniel Pantaleo was covered in print in the NY Post, Daily News, Staten Island Advance, Chief-Leader, Times Union, UK Daily Mail, and Daily Caller, and carried live on numerous TV and radio stations, including CBS 2 News, NBC 4 News, Fox 5 News, ABC 7 News, PIX 11 News, New York 1, CNN, NPR radio, 1010 WINS Radio, WABC Radio, WCBS 880 radio and Bloomberg News radio. Watch the PBA-recorded video of the entire press conference.
"Mayor de Blasio can't run New York City, can't run the country," PBA members shouted as the mayor tried to get a word in edgewise inside the Fox Theater in Detroit. Stories appeared in the New York Post, on Fox 5 News, WCCT-TV (Hartford, CT), WOR radio, KIDnewsradio, and on Breitbart.com.
"It may be a water bucket today, it may be a cement bucket tomorrow," the PBA president declared at a City Hall press conference. Stories appeared on WPIX-TV, WINS radio, NPR radio, KTSA radio (San Antonio, TX), AM New York, and Staten Island Advance.
"Our part-time mayor thinks he can do his job from the campaign trail, so we're bringing the to-do list to him," said Police Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch, in curtain-raiser story in the NY Post.
Latest stories on water-dousing incidents appeared on Fox, which syndicates its pieces to affiliates nationwide, and CNN WIRE.
PBA President Pat Lynch continues his condemnation of the incident captured in viral videos that show uniformed officers being doused with water and otherwise harassed. The incident and his statement that the "NYPD is now frozen" and that "disorder controls the streets" drew nationwide attention. The latest stories appeared on Fox 5, which syndicated its piece to its affiliates nationwide, Newsday, Staten Island Advance, and KFSM.
PBA president Pat Lynch warns of disorder on the streets and blames anti-police rhetoric and elected officials for new policies and laws that prevent officers (read entire statement here) from taking action. His outrage was prompted by viral videos that show uniformed officers being pelted with water and one where the officers, who are making an arrest, get hit with water and a bucket. Stories appeared in: Daily News; AT&T News; the NY Post; and the Washington Post, and ran on Fox 5; New York 1; ABC 7; NBC 4; PIX 11; WINS and CBS 880 radio.
In letters to the editors, PBA President Pat Lynch takes both the New York Times and the Daily News to task for publishing opinion pieces calling for the termination of PO Daniel Pantaleo. Lynch corrects the numerous errors, including statements about PO Pantaleo killing Mr. Garner, made in a Times editorial (read it here) and a Daily News opinion column (read it here).
Follow-up stories to the DOJ's decision not to charge PO Pantaleo revolve around protests and rallies by Garner supporters. Most of them include Pat Lynch's assertion that PO Pantaleo is a good and honorable officer who is not responsible for Garner's death. Stories appeared on: Fox 5 News; NBC 4 News; New York 1 News, WINS Radio and WTEN Albany news.
Pat Lynch calls PO Daniel Pantaleo a "good and honorable police officer" (see entire statement here) after the Department of Justice announced that they would not levy civil rights violation charges against him. Stories ran in: NY Times; Daily News; Newsday; Post, and on NBC 4; PIX 11; CBS 2; ABC 7; New York 1; News 12 Bronx; WINS radio: News radio 880 and WOR radio.
At a Ground Zero press conference with members of Congress and 9/11 first responders, PBA Treasurer Pat Hendry underscores the urgent need for the Senate to pass the permanent renewal of the Victims Compensation Fund, which cleared the house on Friday.
PBA president Pat Lynch writes in the Daily News about on the job suicides and steps that can help to reduce them.
All cops have a few good "war stories," but the cops who patrolled the wild streets of NYC in the '70s and '80s have more than their fair share. Former 94 Pct PBA Delegate Jack Fitzgerald has recorded his in a new book covering the breadth of his 26-year career, starting with the truncated Academy class that turned out to handle the 1968 riots and continuing through his time in the Tactical Patrol Force, the 75 Pct, the Taxi Truck Surveillance Unit, the 81 Pct, and the 94 Pct. Available on Amazon.
In an editorial that notes "de Blasio's apparent fear of police union tough guys like PBA President Patrick Lynch" the Daily News questions the Mayor's ability to handle national union issues. A Post editorial regarding congestion pricing notes Lynch's call for an exception to be made for NYC police officers.
Second day coverage of the PBA's Miami protest against de Blasio's Presidential campaign — including Lynch slamming the Mayor for resurrecting his anti-police rhetoric — appeared in: Post, Daily Caller, and Townhall. The Mayor reacts to Lynch's criticism in the Post. Fox 5 Chasing News and WABC radio's Curtis Sliwa show report on the PBA's protest.
Reports about the PBA's protest of Mayor de Blasio at the Democrats' debate in Miami were reported in: the Post, Breitbart, Politico, and MSN. Stories were broadcast on: ABC 7 News, NBC 4 News, WPIX 11 News, New York 1, CBS 2 News, and WINS Radio.
The Daily News and WINS radio report that a contingent of PBA members join Pat Lynch and travel to Miami Beach, Florida to protest mayor de Blasio's inability to pay police officers a fair wage as he runs for president.
Peter Houlahan has recently published a book entitled "Norco '80: The True Story of the Most Spectacular Bank Robbery In American History".
Mr. Houlahan will be discussing his book Tuesday, June 25 at 7pm at McNally Jackson, 52 Prince Street, NYC, using a multimedia presentation, including dramatic audio of the actual police radio traffic and interrogations of the captured bank robbers, photographs, and maps to bring the Norco Bank Robbery to life. See details of the book.
Lynch's re-election to a sixth term was reported by New York 1 and Board and WINS radio. See press release here.
Closing arguments in the PO Pantaleo disciplinary trial were reported by: Wall Street Journal, Daily News, Post, Newsday, Times Union, Gothamist, and Courthouse News. Radio and TV stories were aired on: PIX 11; News 12 Bronx, New York 1, WNYC radio, News radio 880, ABC 7, NBC 4, WINS radio, and Fox 5.
The sixth day of the disciplinary trial of PO Daniel Pantaleo brought St. Louis's Medical Examiner as an expert witness to the stand whose professional opinion is that Mr. Garner died of heart disease exacerbated by his interaction with police and not from a chokehold. Additionally, a retired NYPD Academy trainer testified that what he saw on the video was not a chokehold. Read the press release here. See broadcasting news about testimony given during this session of the trial: NBC 4, PIX 11, Fox 5, ABC 7, NY 1 and WNYC Radio; and focusing on the attendance of a staff member from the Dept. of Justice on News 12 Bronx and WMBC. Stories appeared in: Wall Street Journal, Post (instructor's testimony), Post (Pantaleo declines to testify), Newsday (union and family comments), Newsday (Garner could breathe), Gothamist.
The Post reports on the PBA's Finest of the Finest ceremony during which PO Dalsh Veve, who was severely injured in the line of duty, was honored by his fellow police officers. See also the PBA photo gallery of the celebration.
PBA president Pat Lynch's strong reaction to Mayor de Blasio's plan to release teenagers accused of a felony with no bail was reported on: Fox 5's Chasing News; WABC Radio; New York 1; WINS Radio; Fox 5's Good Day NY; NBC 4 News and WOR Radio.
The PBA President says "releasing teens who have committed armed robberies or serious assaults flies in the face of every police officer working to fight crime." His comments were covered by the NY Post, CBS 2 News, NBC 4 News, and New York 1.
PBA president Pat Lynch argues that the expansion of the NYPD's RAILS tracking program is a result of mission creep by a Federal Monitor whose primary focus was Stop, Question and sometimes Frisk. Newsday reports that despite a reduction of over 90% in SQF, the monitor and department continues to inflict additional unwarranted oversight on NYC police officers.
Fios 1 news aired an extended version of an interview with Pat Lynch during which he addresses the Garner incident, the parole of cop killers and mayor de Blasio's run for president in part one. Part two of the segment is a discussion of the interview between the shows host Richard French, and the reporter, Dominic Carter.
PBA president Pat Lynch takes the Daily News editorial board to task for pre-judging the Eric Garner case. FiOS 1 News aired a discussion with Pat Lynch about the Garner case and paroling cop killers.
On the 5th day of PO Pantaleo's disciplinary trial, PO Justin Damico testified on topics ranging from prior encounter with Eric Garner, attempts to avoid a physical confrontation and the belief that Garner was playing "possum" as part of his resisting arrest. Pat Lynch told the media about de-escalation attempts, perps who resist arrest, and policies requiring an arrest report be completed even when the suspect has died. The story was covered on TV and radio on: NBC 4 News; Fox 5 News; New York 1 News; NPR Radio, and WOR Radio. Print stories appeared in: Wall Street Journal; Daily News; Post; Newsday; Gothamist; Staten Island Advance, and the Times Union.
Retired MOS, Mark Claxton, protests de Blasio in South Carolina as the Mayor campaigns for the presidency. Pat Lynch's assessment that a de Blasio presidency would be an "unmitigated disaster" was picked up by the Post, USSA News, The Hill, and PIX 11 News.
PBA President Pat Lynch appears on Fox News's "Cavuto Live" taking De Blasio to task as the Mayor runs for President.
The New York Post reports on the PBA lawsuit seeking written explanations for the NYPD's denial of line of duty injuries.
PlX 11 News reporter Craig Treadway notes that the PBA was out "en force" as PBA 1st VP John Puglissi hammers De Blasio's presidential bid as "a joke" and slams the Mayor as a phony progressive and an enemy of labor. CBS 2 News shows PBA members protesting at De Blasio's announcement that he is running for President.
Pat Lynch says that community complaints led to the arrest of Eric Garner. Stories appeared in the Daily News, Post, NY Times, Chief-Leader, Newsday and the Gothamist.
The City's medical examiner testifies that Eric Garner did not die from a chokehold. Stories appeared in the Daily News, Post, another in the Post, Newsday, Albany Times Union, Staten Island Advance, Reuters, and Gothamist, and aired on PIX 11 news.
In a PIX 11 News piece about an effort to give some criminals, even murderers, parole, Pat Lynch makes the point that District Attorneys have a responsibility to advocate for crime victims and not convicted criminals.
After the second day of disciplinary hearings in the Garner case, PBA President Pat Lynch vows that the PBA will present as a witness the sergeant who trained P.O. Pantaleo in the "seatbelt takedown" maneuver, rebutting earlier testimony that the officer was not trained in that legal takedown. "If you want to know whether a police officer was trained in a certain technique," said Lynch, "you should talk to the person who actually trained him." Stories appeared in the Daily News, Post, Chief-Leader, Staten Island Advance, Albany Times Union , Reuters, and the Gothamist. They aired on Fox 5 News, ABC 7 News, then again on Fox 5.
At the first day of disciplinary hearings in the Garner case, PBA President Pat Lynch states that PO Dan Pantaleo used a seatbelt maneuver taught at the Police Academy and not a chokehold to arrest Eric Garner. Lynch also noted that if the case is judged on the facts alone the officer will be acquitted. Stories appeared in the Daily News, Post; Albany Times Union, Staten Island Advance, and Reuters. They aired on: Fox 5 News; PIX 11 News; ABC 7 News; CBS 2 News; NBC 4 News; New York 1; News 12 Bronx; WINS Radio; and News 12 Long Island.
PBA President Pat Lynch appears in WCBS–TV News curtain-raiser before beginning of the trial of Daniel Pantaleo.
The Daily News, Staten Island Advance, and WINS radio report on an NYPD judge's ruling that raises the bar for CCRB's prosecution of P.O. Daniel Pantaleo, requiring proof that Pantaleo committed a crime rather than a Patrol Guide violation.
In a letter in the NY Post, Pat Lynch responds to Police Commissioner O'Neill's op-ed column on Civil Rights Law Section 50-a by noting that attempting to appease anti-police activists will only expose cops to more harassment and threats.
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The PBA's court challenge to the authority of the CCRB to prosecute the NYPD's disciplinary case against Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo in the Eric Garner case was broadcast on WINS Radio, NBC 4 News and PIX 11 News, and covered in the NY Post.
A new book "Martin Sheridan, Mayo's Famous Son" by Margaret Molly chronicles the life of NYPD Patrolman Martin Sheridan who became an Olympic Champion. The book is available at: www.mayobooks.ie
The Chief Leader reports the massive PBA event in Albany in which over 400 MOS and more than a dozen family members of the fallen delivered over 800,000 letters to Parole Board headquarters.
Over 400 police officers and dozens of police widows delivered 800,000 letters in 360 boxes opposing parole for cop-killers to the Albany headquarters of the State Parole Board. Stories regarding the plan to deliver the letters were reported on NBC 13, Albany and NBC 4 NY's Today show. A "delivery is happening now" story ran on NBC4 at 11 AM. The actual event was reported by NBC 4 News at 5PM; Spectrum Capital News; CBS 6 Albany; and WABC 770 AM radio. See also the PBA-recorded video of the event.
PO Justin Vartanian, who was shot in the armpit during a gunfight in which the perp was shot dead by police, leaves Columbia Presbyterian Hospital to the applause of dozens of colleagues. Pat Lynch addressed the media following the officer's release. Stories ran in the Daily News; Post and Newsday, and were broadcast on WOR Radio; CBS Radio; ABC Radio and NBC 4 News.
A 34 Pct. anti-crime officer was shot once in the armpit by a gunman in a parking lot off Broadway in Washington Heights. The officer was expected to survive and the perp was killed by a fellow police officer. Stories ran on: News radio 880; NBC 4 News; New York 1 News; News 12 Bronx; and News 12 Westchester.
PBA President Pat Lynch slams the NYS Parole Board decision (read entire statement here) to release Judith Clark. She was a Weather Underground member who killed two police officers and Brinks Truck security guard in Nyack, NY during the attempted heist of a Brinks armored truck. Stories were printed in: Chief-Leader, NY Daily News, NY Times, Wall Street Journal. Stories were also broadcast on: New York 1 News; WINS Radio; CBS 2 News; NBC 4 News; News 12 Westchester and WOR Radio.
On New York 1 News, following the combat death of FDNY Firefighter & Marine Reservist Christopher Slutman in Afghanistan, PBA Manhattan North Financial Secretary and Military Liaison Joe Strong discussed the service and sacrifices of the more than 1,000 NYPD MOS in active military service.
Pat Lynch argues against the repeal of Civil Rights law 50-a in a New York Law Journal story about the movement to repeal the law.
In a Daily News op-ed, Pat Lynch calls for New York City police officers to be exempted from the proposed congestion pricing tolls in Lower Manhattan.
In what some media call a "blockbuster" revelation, the NYPD Chief Surgeon indicates that PO Daniel Pantaleo did not employ a banned chokehold in the apprehension of Eric Garner. The report was revealed during a pre-trial motion meeting in the NYPD trial room. Stories were printed by the Daily News, NY Post, and the Gothamist. The story was also broadcast by: New York 1 News; CBS 2 News; Fox 5 News; PIX 11 News; WINS News, CBS 880 News, and WOR News.
The Chief Leader reports on the PBA's efforts to inform its members and the community regarding which City Council members are supportive of a fair market wage for police officers and those who are not.
in the Hudson County View, PBA President Patrick J. Lynch says Lillo Brancato is not a role model for anyone.
The Chief Leader reports on the 41 City Council members who joined hundreds of PBA members in support of a fair market rate of pay and the court decision in Albany that challenged Bob Linn as the city's arbitration rep.
The PBA will distribute posters to every precinct, transit district and housing PSA that will depict the City Council members who do, and do not, support a fair market wage for MOS. Stories appeared in: the Post; New York 1 News; WINS radio news and CBS radio news.
Nearly three dozen City Council members sign a letter to the Mayor demanding a market rate of pay for NYC Police Officers. The news conference supported by hundreds of PBA members announcing the letter was held on the steps of City Hall and covered by: NY 1 News; CBS News Radio 880, and 1010 WINS Radio. Read the letter signed by 37 Council members calling for a market wage for PBA members.
Nearly 300 PBA members and their families joined members of the New York City Council today on the steps of City Hall to demand a fair market rate of pay. See PBA-recorded video.
Following the secret termination of a direct PBA to Parole Board link, Pat Lynch pledges that the union will hand deliver letters opposing the parole of cop killers directly to the Parole Board. Stories ran in: Daily News; NY Post and on CBS Radio.
The Daily News and Post report on the PBA's court victory to prevent the NYPD from releasing "de-identified" disciplinary summaries. Read Pat Lynch's full statement here.
New York 1 reports as de Blasio travels to South Carolina seeking the presidency, the NYCPBA's message of "no friend of labor" is right on his heels.
In a Daily News story reporting the Parole Board's secret shutdown of the computer link from the PBA's "Keep Cop-Killers in Jail" website that generated letters of opposition to parole of cop-killers, Pat Lynch demands the immediate reconnection so that citizens' opposition can be heard
Lynch takes aim at the Legal Aid Society's "bad cop database" which includes information about bogus lawsuits and false accusations made against MOS. Stories ran in the NY Times and the Daily News.
As the NYPD announces that all patrol are now equipped with body cams, some report on the PBA's ongoing legal action and concerns about the ability of the department to randomly release what they choose. Stories ran in: Daily News; AMNY; Post; Wall Street Journal.
Request for a kidney donation for our daughter, 16-year-old Julia Mulroy. See details.
Join us on March 14 in celebrating Mubarak "AJ" Abdul-Jabbar's 35-year career with the PBA and the NYPD. See flyer for details.
The street outside the 49th Precinct was re-named in honor of Police Officer Manny Vargas, who died from a 9/11 related brain cancer. Pat Lynch asked all to remember that even now there are police officers at home struggling to breathe as a result of 9/11 exposure. The story ran on News 12 the Bronx and on News Radio 880.
PBA president Pat Lynch announces that the union will appeal the appellate court's decision that body cam footage should be released. Stories appeared in: Daily News, NY Post and on News 12 Bronx. Read Lynch's entire remarks here.
PBA president Pat Lynch, members of the PBA board and active and retired MOS attended the annual memorial service in memory of PO Edward Byrne. Byrne, who was 22 years old, was assassinated while posted in an RMP protecting the home of a witness in a drug case. Former NYPD Deputy Commissioner for Legal Matters, Larry Byrne, the deceased officer brother also attended. Stories were broadcast on NBC 4 News, ABC Radio and New York 1 News. The Post also ran a story.
Speaking on Capitol Hill alongside 9/11 responders and survivors, Congressional representatives and comedian and 9/11 activist Jon Stewart, Pat Lynch makes an impassioned case for the permanent reauthorization and funding of the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund.
The funeral of Det. Brian Simonsen was reported in: Newsday, NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Daily News and the Post. It also aired on: CBS 2 , ABC 7, PIX 11, NBC 4, Fox 5, News 12 Long Island, WMBC, New York 1, WOR, and WNYC.
Follow up reports on the body cam court decision ran in Metro and the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and aired on Fox 5 and ABC 7.
While attending the wake for Det. Brian Simonsen, Pat Lynch asked the public to remember his family. Stories ran on: News 12 NJ; 770 AM radio; WOR Radio.
Appellate Court rules that body cam footage is not protected under Civil Service law 50-A. Pat Lynch calls the decision wrong and states that it will negatively impact public and police officer safety. Stories appear in: Wall Street Journal; Daily News; Post and the Times Union. Stories were also broadcast on: NBC 4 News, WINS Radio, New York 1, ABC 7 News, WNYC Radio, Newsradio 880. See also the PBA press release.
The Chief Leader reports on the tragic line of duty death of Det. Brian Simonsen. In a story regarding the City Council's bills to repeal or revise section 50-A of the Civil Rights law, Pat Lynch strenuously objects noting "… the committee's action [is] reckless… designed to once again demonize police officers, seemingly for political gain." In a story about the EMT union seeking parity with other uniformed unions, Labor Commissioner Bob Linn says that they are paid what private sector EMTs are paid. The story notes Lynch and the PBA are dissatisfied with police officers' pay.
Reported in the Post, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson apologizes for an insensitive tweet when called out by the PBA.
Pat Lynch attends a memorial for Det. Simonsen at which he states the blame lies entirely with the perps. See News 12, Long Island.
A panel appointed to review the NYPD's disciplinary system released a report calling for changes to the system and to section 50-A of the state's Civil Rights law. Pat Lynch slammed the report saying the panel and department has surrendered to anti-cop advocates and will make the city more dangerous. Read Lynch's complete comments here. Stories ran in the: NY Times; Daily News; Post; Newsday and on NBC 4 News; WINS Radio; CBS Radio, PIX 11 News; and New York 1.
New York 1, WCBS 880 Radio, Daily News, the Staten Island Advance and Newsday reported on a preliminary hearing in the disciplinary trial of P.O. Daniel Pantaleo, which Pat Lynch called "a trial that simply should not be happening." Read Lynch's full statement here.
News 12 the Bronx and NBC 4 News aired stories about the PBA's protest for a fair contract outside of a de Blasio Town Hall meeting in the Bronx.
The Chief Leader reports and editorializes on the furious reaction to the light sentence handed down to the perp who tried to kill PO Dalsh Veve. reports
NY 1 News reports on the recent vote by the delegate body to change the name of the union.
PBA president Pat Lynch was furious about the light sentence handed down in the case where PO Dalsh Veve's life was ruined permanently by a gangbanger with 11 priors. Stories aired on: PIX 11 News; NY1 News; CBS 2 News; ABC 7 News; NBC 4 News; WINS radio; Newsradio 880; WABC Radio. Print stories appeared in: Daily News; Post; Brooklyn Daily Eagle, and the Post hammered the judge's decision in an editorial.
Reports of the tragic, fatal accident that took the life of PO Brian Kessler, PSA 8, appeared in Newsday Daily News, Post, Gothamist, and the Wall Street Journal. Several stories included the PBA's message of condolences expressed by Pat Lynch. Read Lynch's statement here.
The Chief Leader reports and editorializes on PBA president's defense of two officers who used necessary force to make a collar in Washington Heights. They also report on the delegate body's overwhelming support of updating the name of the union to the "Police Benevolent Association."
Stories appeared in the Daily News, Post, CBS 2 News, and NBC 4 News, News Radio 880 and New York 1 in which PBA President Pat Lynch defends the actions taken by police officers in a leaked body cam video attempting to arrest two perps who were resisting and fighting officers in Washington Heights. See most recent PBA press release on the issue.
Upon learning that the Manhattan DA's office would release one perp in the Washington Heights melee and not require bail for the one arrested, PBA President Lynch released this statement to the media. Reports appeared on: PIX 11 News; Fox 5 News; ABC 7 News; WINS Radio News; the Post and the Daily News.
PBA president Pat Lynch defends the use of force by MOS taking two men who assaulted them into custody. The PBA also released video found on Facebook of one perp stating that he seeks to get into confrontations with police so he can sue the city. Read the entire release and watch the video. The story ran on: ABC 7 News; WINS Radio: New York 1 News; WSYX News (Ohio), Fox 5 News; News 12 Bronx; KDRV news (Oregon); PIX 11 News. Stories were published in: Daily News; Post and NY Times.
In the Daily News, seriously wounded police officer and PBA continue to oppose release of cop shooter.
In the Daily News, PBA President hammers the parole board for pre-determining the outcome of a case before hearing all of the evidence.


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Reigning champions New Zealand were shaken to the core by Argentina in their World Cup opener, but weathered the storm to secure a gritty victory.
The rattled All Blacks lost two players to the sin bin in the first half, Captain Richie McCaw and Conrad Smith, and the Pumas led 13-12 at the break.
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Cheese on toast with ham and pears from Appenzell. Very quick and simple.
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- 4 slices of plaited bread
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- Toast the bread in a toaster
- Cover the bread slices with half of cheese and add a layer of ham to each.
- Add a pear to each ham slice and cover with the rest of the cheese.
- Grill until bubbling and season to taste.
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German automaker BMW has created advanced intelligent lighting in its M4 model. Already available in Germany, the technology made its US debut at last month's consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
However, there will have to be some regulation changes in order for the innovative headlights to make it on to US roads.
Presenting the M4's concept lights, the German automaker showed how advanced technology has revolutionised automotive headlights. In a darkened demonstration room, BMW showed how stunning the lighting is, the laser headlights throwing a beam up to 650 yards further than the LED lights with which a number of vehicles are currently equipped.
The laser lights are reflected through filters and will not harm pedestrians. In addition, the laser diodes use a fraction of the electric power modern headlights currently require.
Taking the concept a bit further, a camera in the car can identify potential hazards on the road ahead, such as an animal or pedestrians. The headlights then focuses spotlight on the specific area, alerting the driver to the impending hazard.
Currently, the technology is available in Germany, but the United States Department of Transportation's rules will need to be changed in order to make the laser headlight legal in the US.
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The vehicle's most innovative feature has the headlights serving as a driver-assistance feature. On the demonstration video showcased at the electronics show, a large truck swerved into the lane the car was in. The BMW's headlights used the camera data to indicate lines on the road between the truck and the roadside for the driver to utilise.
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Golden Tigers fans can get their first glimpse of the fall varsity athletic teams on Tuesday, August 22, at 6:30pm. Those in attendance will be introduced to the football, volleyball, and cross country teams along with the varsity and junior varsity cheer squads. Admission is free.
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PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
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This article is an edited version of a paper presented at the 15th Romeo Bragato Conference, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand (20-22 August 2009), and published in the subsequent proceedings.
By Tony Proffitt and Rob Bramley
Following the introduction of precision viticulture (PV) technologies to the Australian wine industry in the late 1990s, and associated research during the subsequent years, an increasing number of grape and wine producers are recognising the value of understanding the inherent biophysical characteristics and performance of their vineyards for improved viticultural management and decision-making.
By definition, PV is viewed as a continuous cyclical process of observation, evaluation and interpretation leading to the implementation of a targeted management plan, followed by further observation and refinement of the management plan if required. The rationale behind this process is that through the use of spatial information, any given viticulture decision has an increased likelihood of delivering the desired or expected outcome compared with a similar decision made in the absence of such information.
However, it is important to realise that the use of spatial information alone also provides an opportunity to improve viticultural knowledge and management decision-making. Whilst this is not strictly PV-related, the use of spatial information in this way should be highlighted as the data is often acquired using the same technologies.


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Hope you had a nice week? Thanks for your kind and lovely comments on my recent makes, glad you enjoyed them! Welcome to my latest followers, it's a pleasure to have you!
Yesterday I had an incredible creative and productive day! I will show you what I managed to make!
But first this: On Sunday afternoon I cast on stitches for knitting a woollen hat in the round. It was finished on Monday, here it is!
|12.11.14 Finished Knitted Hat
|From above the crown
|The second knitted Hat
Here are the finished Brooches!
|13.11.14 Finished Flower Brooches
Then I knitted a rectangle shape which I then hand felted. This was a lot of fun!
|Knitting a rectangle with Filz It wool, to be felted
|This is my first Owl family I made maybe 4 years ago!
|Making the new Owl
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|13.11.14 Finished Owl Family (Bottom row) together with the one I made before
|Crocheting Fine Cotton into a SBS lace!
|13.11.14 Finished SBS Crochet Lace Brooch
|13.11.14 Finished Cotton Reel Crochet Necklace
|13.11.14 Progress on the 2nd Woolly Hat
|14.11.14 First and second Woolly Hats
Hope you enjoyed this glimpse in my little creative place - I really enjoyed myself a lot, using all sorts of different skills!
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According to ancient teachings, a silver cord connects the astral and the physical body. The silver cord, is also known to be a mass of molecules vibrating at magnificent speed. In the metaphysical circles, it is regarded in a similar manner to the umbilical cord of a baby when connected to the mother.
Just as impulses, impressions, and nourishment flow from the mother to the unborn baby so too, does the silver cord connects the body to consciousness and information passes from one to the other during every minute of the body's existence. Spiritual nourishment, impressions, commands, and other important information, passes down from consciousness to the body via the brain.
Also, too, in the same way that is considered that a baby dies to the life it knew inside its mother's womb upon birth, the silver cord is cut off too or better still diminished, drains off its energy and seize to vibrate, when the death of a body is pronounced. In fact it can be compared to your body getting rid of our attire upon arriving home from work. In the same way after our soul feels fulfilled on earth it will discard our body (like we do with our clothes) and simply return back to its source.
We are thus, a spirit briefly wrapped in a body of flesh and bones, wrapped in order that we may go to the school of life in order that lesson may be learnt and life attributes experienced. No wonder in many school of thoughts it is known that 'spirits' envy man because they cannot experience life. They may have all the answers one needs to live a fantastic life but they cannot experience joy, laughter, love and even sadness.
Our bodies are simply a vehicle which is driven, or influenced by consciousness. Some prefer to use the term "soul," I use "consciousness" because that's what it is. And yes, consciousness is broad and that is why it has been separated into its more useable form that i.e.
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Consciousness is the driver that controls the body. Whereas your brain is the engine… a completely automated high powered motor, if you like. It takes messages from consciousness, and converts the messages into chemical activity or physical activity which keeps the body (vehicle) active, causes muscles to work, and causes certain mental processes.
Remember, earlier on how I introduced this idea whereby consciousness relates back to the body ideas… well, in the same manner, no matter how tiny the physical movements are, they will be imprinted onto the unconscious mind creating impressions and experiences.
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Sometimes, it is not enough to hire a knowledgeable person to talk about specific topics or just generic ones to a large group. Although these people possess the needed information, they may not be able to relay them to an audience effectively. This is where the need to hire experienced speakers enters into the picture.
Let www.motivational-speaker-success.com let you know what are motivational speakers and what are they for.
What are Motivational Speakers?
Motivational speakers, also referred as inspirational speakers, are individuals who have public speaking skills. They make speeches generally to challenge the listeners, to enlighten them, and/or to evoke positive changes to them. Motivational speakers can talk about a wide variety of topics, from profound meaning of life to strategies on how to increase sales.
Speaking to different conferences and other settings is the job of motivational speakers. It may appear easy, but preparing the perfect speech can actually be tedious. The amount of traveling they do is also tremendous. They had to meet with their clients from different states and organizations.
Usually, the payment for motivational speakers includes their food during their stay with their clients. Transportation fee is also included for some instances.
The Different Kinds of Motivational Speakers
www.motivational-speaker-success.com listed below the different kinds of speakers. Our objective is for you to know which kind to pick for your upcoming gathering.
Keynote Speakers
These speakers integrate the theme of the convention or conference to their speeches. They create a topic to talk about that is closely related to the theme of the event.
There are times when keynote speakers are hired to conclude a conference. They then make a summary about all the subjects that were raised and discuss. Their goal is to ensure that every information is clear and well translated to the listeners.
Corporate Speakers
These speakers have either an experience in the corporate world or an expensive knowledge about it. Their line of expertise includes business, management, sales, operations, and often, the relationship between the employees as well. Corporate speakers are hired for company conventions, both for the executives and for the entire organizational structure.
Most of their topics revolve around strategic methods that will help the business improve. The speakers do not only inform corporate people; they also motivate them to work efficiently to achieve their desired outcome.
Environmental Speakers
These speakers advocate green living. They talk to a wide variety of audience, from students to the general public. Their goal is to brief their audience regarding the changes that are happening to our environment, such as climate change. They also encourage the listeners to initiate activities that will save Mother Earth from further destruction.
www.motivational-speaker-success.com had observed that these speakers are usually hired whenever a natural calamity is projected to occur. During these cases, they are to talk about how to face the calamity with ease, what to do when problems pop out, and where to go in need of evacuation. They also talk to different communities about topics like cleanliness, planting trees, and caring for the forests and rivers.
Health Speakers
Health speakers, quite obviously, have expertise in health. They talk to hire awareness to the public about different diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, chronic heart disease, and HIV. They also suggest ways on how to prevent these diseases. Health speakers also speak to different communities.
They also tackle topics on mental health. They know methods that can help people suffering from various mental conditions cope with their condition. They also encourage the patients to be optimistic, strong, and courageous in their battles. Some of these health speakers have also experienced battling with serious illnesses, which is exactly why they are able to help other patients.
Youth Speakers
These speakers have the skills to talk and deal with young people. They know what tone to use when interacting with the youth. They also know how to engage them, how to rekindle their curiosity, and how to inspire them to become better persons.
Youth speakers can speak about various topics that are apt for teenagers and the early-twenties, like substance addiction, mental health, education, career, family, religion, and relationship. Before going straight to their speech, they usually strive to befriend their audience first, so that they will be trusted and listened to.
Effective youth speakers are those which carry success stories with them. A good example are those who were involved to illegal drugs during their teenage years, found out that those substances have nothing but negative effects, and learned to successful release themselves from their vices or addiction. They have their own experience to share to young people of today.
Lifestyle Coaches
Last to www.motivational-speaker-success.com list of motivational speakers is the lifestyle coaches. These speakers aim to change the lifestyle of their listeners. They motivate them to eat the right food, engage to fitness activities, learn new things, become a good citizen, and wear the ideal clothes for them.
Lifestyle coaches also have individual clients that they help in a daily basis. There are a lot of celebrity lifestyle coaches that cater other celebrities, as well.
After reading this post you can get an idea about what are motivational speakers and different kinds of motivational speakers. Visit our website motivational-speaker-success.com you can get the list of motivational speakers.


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There many different kinds of boat suitable for ones need and one of them can be inflatable boats. These boats are usually very light-weighted and constructed with flexible tubes at the gunwale. They are often designed to be portable by being deflated and packed into a small volume allowing them to be used as life rafts for boats or aircraft or simply so that they can easily be transported to water. Boats may have rubber floors, either plain or inflatable, or they may include steel, wood or aluminum sheets for rigidity. The tubes are made of rubberized, synthetic sheets of Hypalon or PVC to provide light-weight and secure buoyancy. The tubes are often constructed in separate sections, each with a valve to add or remove air, to reduce the effect of a puncture. Should one section puncture it is quite possible to repair it while still underway.
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Laura Bradley Rede is the oldest of nine kids. She grew up in a small town in Maine and now lives in Minneapolis with her partner, their three children, one elderly cat, and a small flock of city chickens. She is a winner of the Writers of the Future Award for fantasy and science fiction and author of The Darkride Chronicles (DARKRIDE and CROSSFIRE).
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Here's a little more about Kissing Midnight, Laura Bradley Rede's upcoming New Adult Paranormal Romance novel.
Deveraux Renard is the perfect boyfriend: perfectly handsome, perfectly charming… perfectly deadly. He has to be. Dev is immortal, but with a catch: Every year he has to make a new girl fall in love with him and kiss her at midnight on New Year's Eve. That kiss renews his life for another year – and ends hers forever.
This year, Mariana "Saintly" Santos is the lucky girl. Of course she doesn't know it. Saintly thinks New Year's Eve is a chance to move beyond the tragedy of her brother's death and focus on her first year of college. She doesn't suspect her boyfriend's secret – and he doesn't suspect hers: Ever since her brother died, Saintly can see ghosts.
And one ghost in particular is dying to be seen. Twenty years ago, Jesse Hayden jumped off the campus clock tower because she was convinced that she'd never find true love. Now that she has met Saintly, she's sure that she was wrong. She's determined to save the only girl in the world who can see her, but can she get Saintly to trust her in time?
Trust the ghost girl and live.
Trust the immortal boy and die.
Saintly has until midnight to make her choice, and the clock is ticking.
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Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 1
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|Electric Tale of Pikachu monthly issues
- This article is about the first monthly issue of The Electric Tale of Pikachu containing only the first chapter. For the first collected volume of The Electric Tale of Pikachu, see Electric Tale of Pikachu volume 1.
The Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 1 is the first monthly issue of the manga series The Electric Tale of Pikachu to be released by VIZ Media. It contains the first chapter of the manga, Pikachu, I See You!. This along with the next three chapters would be later recollected in graphic novel format by VIZ Media into Volume 1.
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Important events
- Ash and Gary begin their journeys.
- Ash gets a Pikachu.
- Ash meets Misty.
- Ash steals Misty's bike, and then wrecks it.
- Ash reaches Viridian City.
- Ash catches a Fearow.
Translation edits
When this issue was originally published, few changes were made to the original artwork. May Oak was depicted with large breasts, and Misty's top revealed some cleavage. When the collected volume was later released, however, May's breasts were redrawn to be much smaller and Misty's top was recolored to a black one which does not reveal any cleavage.
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Our family is well aware that rare can be more common than you think. Before Ainsley was diagnosed with Sotos Syndrome I was ignorant to the thousands of rare conditions that affect children every day. Every new month brings new awareness campaigns. The problem with this is that the campaigns receiving the most attention are the ones that most people are familiar with. It is wonderful that so many people support these causes however, I would like to bring some attention to a few conditions that are not so popular.
September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, National Food Safety Month, National Guide Dog Month, National Hispanic Heritage Month, National Honey Month, National Hydrocephalus Month, National Preparedness Month, National Suicide Month, Cranio-facial Awareness Month, Histocytosis Awareness Month, National Wilderness Month, National Prostate Awareness Month and Chiri Malformation Month.
September is a busy month. It is an excellent chance for us to take a few minutes to learn something new. I have heard of most of the things listed above. I was not aware of histocytosis or chiri malformation so I decided to do a little research and share what I learned.
1 in 200,000 children are born in the US with histocytosis every year. Histocytosis is a general naming of conditions that involve an abnormal increase in immune system cells. It is mostly seen in children and the peak ages are 5-10 years old. Histocytosis covers many different diseases. Prognosis, treatment and follow up vary depending on which disease the person has. Some children live full lives while young children, especially infants, are more likely to experience body wide symptoms that result in death.
Chiri malformations are structural defects in the cerebellum, which is the portion of the brain that controls balance. Chiri malformations affect females more than males and is believe to occur in 1 in 1000 births. The rates are believed to be higher due to some people never developing symptoms therefore never being diagnosed. In most cases this condition develops while the child is in the womb but can also occasionally occur due to injury, infection and toxic chemical exposure. There are 4 types of chiri malformations. Type 1 is the most common while type 4 is extremely rare. Treatment varies depending on the type of chiri malformation and symptoms.
Being a member of the rare disease family, I feel that we were blessed. Ainsley has a higher rate of developing certain conditions but none of those are life threatening. So many parents are thrown into this family out of the blue with outcomes much worse than Ainsley's worst case possibilities. There are so many families that have lost their children to diseases that most of us have never heard of. Increased awareness brings more attention to these conditions which results in additional funding, research and possibly a cure. We never know when we will be thrown into the world of rare diseases. We all need to take a moment to say a prayer for all of the people affected by histocytosis diseases and chiri malformations. We never know if or when these or another rare disease will find it's way into our lives. If we were in the shoes of these parents we would do everything possible to make sure the world was aware and how to support finding a cure.
You can learn more about these and other rare diseases from the National Organization of Rare Diseases at www.rarediseases.org. Let's all make a point to share awareness for 1 of these diseases with at least one person this month.


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