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Dispute in Oakland Gdns. leads to 4 arrests: Cops
OAKLAND GARDENS — An argument between a group of teens and young adults in Oakland Gardens June 25 turned violent when one of the men was struck in the head by a blunt object and sent to a North Shore Hospital for brain surgery, the 111th Precinct said.
Whitestone Times
Whitestone civic seeks time-out for parking
By Stephen Stirling
Three parking meters stand between several Whitestone residents and peace of mind.
Whitestone Times
Vets of Korean War honored at Kissena
By Stephen Stirling
Elected officials and dozens of Queens veterans celebrated the inaugural Korean War Veterans' Day last week at the recently unveiled Korean War Memorial in Kissena Park.
Whitestone Times
Queens College secretary, 81, retires after 37 years
By Alex Christodoulides
In mid-July, Queens College will lose a familiar face that has graced its academic support office for more than 37 years when Shirley Deifik, 81, retires from her longtime post.
Whitestone Times
Grimaldi's set to come to Queens
By Katy Gagnon
New York City's favorite pizza is coming to Queens.
Whitestone Times
Chinmoy's legacy keeps on running
By Alex Christodoulides
If Suprabha Beckjord were a car, she would have had about a dozen oil changes. But in 12 years of running one annual ultra-marathon, she will have reached the 37,200-mile mark racing on her own two feet, and has done so without traditional marathon training.
Whitestone Times
Avella condemns Flushing attacks against Falun Gong
By cory tischbein
City Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside) announced last Thursday his plans to introduce a City Council resolution condemning assaults against Falun Gong members demonstrating in Flushing.
Whitestone Times
Alleged Flushing rapist posed as cop to trick woman: DA
By Stephen Stirling
A Flushing man was arrested last week after allegedly posing as a police officer to gain entry to an apartment where he is accused of repeatedly raping and robbing a woman inside, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Reservations about Caffé on the Green
It is sad to see an era end. Caffé on the Green has been the location for many events, but responding to reports that Caffé's operator, Joseph Franco, is a member of the Gambino crime family, the city Parks Department has announced that it will end its contract with Franco.
Whitestone Times
The Civic Scene
By Bob Harris
The Queens Civic Congress, an umbrella organization of about 100 Queens civic associations, recently held a rally at Queens Borough Hall to call for quicker rezoning of various communities. For months, sometimes years, Queens neighborhoods have been waiting for promised street downzoning.
PS 31 students build with master architect's apprentice
By Katy Gagnon
Following a year of hard work and careful planning, PS 31 fifth-graders unveiled miniature versions of the dream homes they designed last week.
Bayside man gives in-law new kidney, lease on life
By Katy Gagnon
After years of battling diabetes and enduring kidney dialysis, a Fresh Meadows man received the gift of life from his brother-in-law.
Bayside ambulance to move to new HQ
By Katy GAgNON
In a response to dwindling donations and a drop in volunteers, the Bayside Volunteer Ambulance Corps has sold a portion of its property on 42nd Avenue to a real estate business and later leveled the building that housed the organization for nearly 50 years.
Bayside activist wants drug-free parks
By Katy Gagnon
On a summer afternoon at the Marie Curie Park in Bayside, children of all ages are playing. Toddlers are pushed in swings by their parents, older children mount play structures and young teens giggle with friends from sidewalks. In many ways, the park, which lies within blocks of PS 31, MS 67 and MS 158, is a gathering place for children in northeast Queens.
Astoria Times
Three teens stole bikes in Astoria: Police
ASTORIA — Police said three teenage boys were arrested last week after allegedly threatening another group of teens with a knife and stealing their bicycles.
Astoria Times
Man, 24, obstructed ticket in Astoria: Cops
ASTORIA — Police said a 24-year-old was arrested after allegedly grabbing the hand of a traffic agent to prevent him from writing a ticket.
Astoria Times
Man nabbed on assault, weapons charges: Cops
EAST ELMHURST — Police said a man was arrested on assault and weapons charges last week after allegedly striking another man's face repeatedly.
Astoria Times
Man caught smoking pot on Astoria Blvd.: Cops
ASTORIA — Police said a man arrested after allegedly being observed smoking marijuana in public was found to also have a warrant out for his arrest for a previous larceny charge.
Astoria Times
Cops arrest man for making threats, wielding BB gun
ASTORIA — Police said a man was arrested on criminal mischief and menacing charges last week after allegedly slapping someone in the face, threatening him or her with a BB gun and punched holes in the walls and doors of the victim's apartment.
Willets Point union labor deal only a diversion
The Willets Point proposal would not even get to first base if non-union wages were to be paid. One need not extol the city for guaranteeing union involvement because it was a given. It is Madison Avenue gibberish ("Willets Point project to be labor-friendly," TimesLedger, June 19, 2008).
State, city must add affordable housing
When we talk about affordable housing in the city, we are talking about two things: expanding the number of affordable housing units to meet the city's need and preserving existing units as affordable.
Padavan deserves campus in his name
In the last month or so, there has been a lot of fuss over the Glen Oaks campus being named after state Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Bellerose).
Little Bay Park a great place to experience Bayside's diversity
Little Bay Park in Bayside is a lovely place for people-watching. It is an oasis that runs about 1 mile along Little Neck Bay from Utopia Parkway underneath the Throgs Neck Bridge to the Cross Island Parkway.
Skelos' Challenge
We hope Joseph Bruno's decision to resign as state Senate majority leader bodes well for Queens. Despite his good relations with state Sen. Frank Padavan and the state's Democratic governor, Bruno was never a great friend of the city.
A Fiasco in the War on Drugs
Reports published last weekend raise questions about detective oversight in the Queens Narcotics division.
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By William Lewis
The first special election for the 30th City Council District of Middle Village, Maspeth and Ridgewood has ended, with Republican Anthony Como winning by a narrow 48-vote margin over Democrat Elizabeth Crowley after the paper ballots were counted by the city Elections Board. Now that the second special election for the same seat is in progress, the importance of political party designation comes into focus, since the political parties that the candidates represent will now be listed.
Astoria Times
I Sit and Look Out
By Kenneth Kowald
In the late 1930s, there was a ballad entitled "The Lonesome Train." It had a leftist slant, maybe even communist. It was about Abraham Lincoln's death. It depicted the sad journey of the funeral train from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, Ill.
Astoria Times
Dishing with Dee
By Dee Richard
June was non-stop coverage of Queens events. Everyone was trying to schedule something in June. Traditionally, July and August are vacation months, so not much happens then. We attended so many parties that it will take a while to play catch-up. If your event has not received coverage, be patient. We will get to it as time and space allow.
Astoria Times
Berger's Burg
By Alex Berger
There are those who will say that the liberation of humanity, the freedom of men, women and mind are nothing but a dream. They are right. It is a dream. It is the American dream. — Archibald MacLeish.
Astoria Times
How's Business?
By Joseph Palumbo III
A hot Queens real estate topic now is the short sale. The term has crept into the vocabulary of many hopeful Queens homeowners because purchasing a home — even a large or luxurious one — can again be a reality.
Astoria Times
Bagel Club keeps loyal following
By Katy GAgnon
The customers of Bagel Club always come back.
Astoria Times
Weiner wants feds to cover overseas city soldiers' pay
The city has spent about $65 million paying the salaries of its more than 2,000 employees deployed overseas since 2001, but U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Forest Hills) introduced a bill Monday that would place this responsibility on the federal government's shoulders.
Astoria Times
Two Gotti relatives plead guilty
By Howard Koplowitz
Two relatives of the late Gambino crime family boss and Howard Beach resident John Gotti pleaded guilty Friday to the attempted murder of a Queens man, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney in Brooklyn said.
Triborough Bridge slated for $20M makeover: MTA
The MTA is spending $20 million to renovate the Triborough Bridge.
Astoria Times
Thompson rejects Parks' proposal for sports field
By Nathan Duke
City Comptroller William Thompson said he has rejected a contract by the city's Parks Department to develop one of the Ridgewood Reservoir's three basins into sports fields on the grounds that the agency should further review potential negative effects caused by the project.
Astoria Times
Teens catch, retrieve for US Open
By Cory Tischbein and Jeremy Walsh
While some teenagers are looking for summer work and others just want to have fun, many have found an activity that combines both elements: becoming a US Open ballperson.
Astoria Times
3 suspects extradited in JFK terror case
By Howard Koplowitz
Nearly a year after they were indicted with plotting to blow up a fuel tanker at John F. Kennedy International Airport connected by a pipeline running through Queens, three suspects in the case were extradited to the United States from Trinidad and Tobago last week to answer the charges.
Astoria Times
State passes tire bill from Hevesi, Maltese
By Alex Christodoulides
For drivers trying to save money on gas or make sure that their car is as safe as possible on the road, help should come from a new bill that just passed the state Legislature that focuses on tires.
Astoria Times
Solve LGA's delays with bigger jets: PA
By Ivan Pereira
With major airlines cutting back on the number of flights in and out of LaGuardia Airport, officials at the Port Authority suggested that the aviation companies and U.S. Department of Transportation explore the idea of going big.
Astoria Times
Sick tot's family sues Jax Heights doctor
By Jeremy Walsh
At Natives Restaurant in Jackson Heights Friday, pretty girls in matching dresses danced to boisterous Colombian music among patrons eating lunch in the sunlit dining room. The Tupperware containers they passed around came back sprinkled with a few dollars.
SE Queens soldier dies in combat
By Howard Koplowitz
A Cambria Heights soldier born on July 4 died last week in Afghanistan when his convoy was attacked, the Defense Department said Sunday.
Astoria Times
Rising fuel costs cause American to cut more LaGuardia flights
American Airlines and its American Eagle regional affiliate announced last week that they would be reducing flight capacity by eliminating five AA flights and 37 American Eagle regional jet departures at LaGuardia Airport.
Astoria Times
Richmond Hill park renamed to honor Phil Rizzuto
By Howard Koplowitz
The Richmond Hill park where a young Phil Rizzuto started out on his dream to play Major League Baseball was renamed in honor of the New York Yankees Hall of Fame shortstop Friday.
Rego Pk. duo faked credit cards: DA
By Jeremy Walsh
Two Rego Park women have been charged with identity theft after they made nearly $70,000 in unauthorized purchases using fraudulent credit cards, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
Qns. UFT leaders criticize Klein
Nearly all Queens public school educators believe city Schools Chancellor Joel Klein is not providing teachers and schools with the resources they need to ensure students a high-quality education and they fault his ability to keep the school system managed and running smoothly, according to a recent survey by the United Federation of Teachers.
Astoria Times
Police watch gang activity on Roosevelt Avenue
By Jeremy Walsh
More NYPD surveillance cameras may be on the way to Roosevelt Avenue if federal grant money emerges this year, City Councilman Hiram Monserrate (D-East Elmhurst) told a public forum on gangs last week.
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Astoria Times
Parents give schools higher rating in '08
By natalie shields
A new city Department of Education study found that more parents, students and educators are taking part in surveys that rate satisfaction with city schools, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
Astoria Times
Oakland Gdns. teacher accused of punching student: DA Brown
By Howard Koplowitz
An Oakland Gardens man who teaches at a Richmond Hill elementary school was charged with assault last Thursday after he allegedly punched a 12-year-old student in the head and threw him against a table, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
NYPD keeps sloppy records of contraband: Comptroller
By Ivan Pereira
City Comptroller William Thompson blasted the NYPD after an audit found the police have kept sloppy records of confiscated weapons.
Astoria Times
NY Hall of Science exhibit explores magic's mysteries
by Cory Tischbein
To delightful cheers from children and parents, the New York Hall of Science unveiled a preview of its new exhibition "Magic: The Science of Illusion" and announced the Master Magician Video Contest winner at its ceremony June 26.
Astoria Times
MTA board votes to end policy of lifetime passes for members
By Philip Newman
Relenting after a warning from state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board has abolished free lifetime MetroCards and EZ Passes for MTA board members past and present.
Astoria Times
MidVill downzone in limbo
By Nathan Duke
Juniper Park Civic Association members said they were outraged last week that the Department of City Planning had still not certified phase two of a plan to downzone sections of Middle Village, Maspeth and Glendale more than two years after residents completed an extensive survey of the neighborhoods.
Astoria Times
Markey secures funding for Maspeth concert series
BY Esther Suh
Summer is here, which means family fun is in full throttle. State Assemblywoman Margaret Markey (D-Maspeth) will present a plethora of family fun through July in Woodside's Windmuller Park, at 39th Drive and 54th Street.
Greek organization gets $600K
By Nathan Duke
The Hellenic-American Neighborhood Action Committee will construct a 93-unit senior housing development on 33rd Street in Astoria following the recent awarding of a $600,000 federal grant, U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-Astoria) said.
Astoria Times
Gallagher's victim files suit against ex-politician
By Nathan Duke
A 52-year-old Middle Village woman whom Dennis Gallagher admitted to sexually abusing before stepping down from his City Council seat earlier this year has filed a civil suit against the former councilman, according to court papers.
Forest Hills broker dies in shooting: Authorities
By Alex Christodoulides
Police and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials were investigating the death of a Forest Hills man at a friend's home last Thursday after the two had been drinking in the neighborhood.
Astoria Times
Elmhurst brothers say NYPD framed them
By Jeremy Walsh
Having faced humiliation in their community and the demise of their family grocery store, two Elmhurst brothers are suing the Police Department after they say undercover detectives framed them on trumped up charges of selling drugs at a bar in January.
Astoria Times
Council restores $129M in school cuts
By Katy Gagnon
Fears and concerns over the future of city classrooms were quelled Sunday when the City Council approved the 2009 budget that granted $129 million in funding for city schools and restored cuts proposed in the mayor's spending plan.
Astoria Times
Council passes $59B budget
By Jeremy Walsh
The City Council has approved a budget on time, preserving the contentious property tax cut and restoring education funding, but at the expense of individual Council members' funds for nonprofits in their communities.
Astoria Times
Corrections officer stole in-law's ID: DA
By Howard Koplowitz
A Far Rockaway corrections officer was charged last Thursday with stealing his sister-in-law's identity and using the information to open a jewelry store credit card account and write himself a personal check, Queens DA Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
Cops bust MidVill fireworks cache: DA
By Nathan Duke
Two Middle Village men were charged Friday with the possession of illegal fireworks, and police seized a cache of the explosives with an estimated worth of $16,000, the Queens district attorney said.
Astoria Times
Clock stops as union, Con Ed talk contracts
By Nathan Duke
Con Edison and the union representing its workers expressed hope that they would be able to reach agreement on a contract Wednesday after a Tuesday night strike deadline passed.
Astoria Times
City to fix Remsen Cemetery
By Alex Christodoulides
Call it a tale of two cemeteries — one in Fresh Meadows involved in an ownership dispute and the other in Forest Hills about to become even more of a place of rest.
Astoria Times
CB 3 strikes down Corona shelter plan
By Jeremy Walsh
A rent-stabilized building in Corona that saw its tenants ousted in October and almost became a homeless shelter may now become an assisted living home. The proposal will go to the state for approval in September without comment from Community Board 3, which opposed the project but lacked the quorum necessary for a formal decision at a public hearing last Thursday.
Astoria Times
CB 3 fumes over early ending
By Jeremy Walsh
Before Community Board 7 approved the city's plans to redevelop Willets Point, Community Board 3 got a chance to weigh in on the situation — almost.
Astoria Times
CB 7 approves Willets plan
By Stephen Stirling
A night fraught with emotion and frustration ended early Tuesday morning when Community Board 7 voted 20-15 to conditionally approve the redevelopment of Willets Point, marking the first of four approvals the city needs to forge ahead with the controversial project.
Astoria Times
Boro to get upgraded bus service
By Philip Newman
New, faster MTA buses made their debut this week, touting such innovations as pre-boarding fare payment and technology that prolongs green traffic lights until a bus passes an intersection.
Astoria Times
Boro Sikhs rally against recent school bias attacks
By Ivan Pereira
The Queens Sikh community gathered in the streets of Richmond Hill Monday to demand city action following two recent attacks on their youth by fellow students.
Astoria Times
Belgian TV looking for Queens 'twins' for series
By Natalie Shields
Look out Queens, Woestijnvis is searching for "twins" to star in its latest documentary series.
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My research focuses on understanding, modelling and influencing the impact of occupants' behaviour on the indoor environment and energy consumption in buildings. I use long and short term field measurements, questionnaire surveys, semi structured interviews, building energy performance simulations and chamber studies with human subjects combined with statistical analysis and modelling to gain insights in the understanding of the underlying reasons for the observed behaviour patterns.
My research is funded by Danish ministries, a private research foundation, state financed research programs and the Danish energy associations' research and development programme
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Modelling diversity in building occupant behaviour: a novel statistical approach
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2016
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Can the interaction between occupant behaviour and the indoor environment in residences be influenced?
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Predicted and actual indoor environmental quality: Verification of occupants' behaviour models in residential buildings
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Building and Environment
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Energy and Buildings
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Elsevier S.A., Switzerland
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OB-16 International Symposium on Building Energy Performance and Occupant Behavior
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Effect of individual and collective heat cost allocation on indoor environment in Danish apartments
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Rapport over analyse af boligejerens socioøkonomiske gevinst ved indeklimaforbedring som følge af energirenovering
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