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Good morning. Today isthe 254th day of the year. Itis the anniversary of theSept. 11, 2001, “Attack onAmerica,” when terroristmembers of Al Qaeda hi-jacked four jet planes. Theycrashed two of the planesinto the World Trade Cen-ter and one into the Penta-gon (the fourth planecrashed in Pennsylvaniaafter passengers attemptedto overcome the hijackers),killing more than 2,900people. Several Brooklynfirehouses, most notablythe Middagh Street fire-house in Brooklyn Heights,the Red Hook firehouse andSquad One in Park Slope,were devastated after manyof their members werekilled in the collapse of theTwin Towers.

Well-known people whowere born today includesinger-dancer Lola Falana,singer-pianist Harry Con-nick Jr., rapper Ludicris,actress Amy Madigan androck singer Moby.

Today at 3 p.m., FortHamilton will hold a cere-mony to remember thosewho perished in the terror-ist attacks of 2001. It willtake place at the flagpole infront of Building 113. ...Council Member Erik Mar-tin Dilan will host a renam-ing ceremony at the cornerof Fountain and Pitkin av-enues in East New York.The corner will be renamedfor brothers Felix and IvanVale, who worked for Can-tor Fitzgerald, a companyinside the World TradeCenter, and lost their livesduring the attacks.

THIS PHOTO SHOWS THE EXTERIOR OF HINSCH’Sin Bay Ridge, an diner and ice cream parlor known to genera-tions of local residents. Now, the restaurant has reopenedwith a new owner for the second time in three years. Seestory, page 2. Eagle file photo by Marc Herrmann

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SUNY Campuses Receive Grades

State University of NewYork (SUNY) ChancellorNancy L. Zimpher on Tues-day commended 36 SUNYcampuses on being recog-nized as “military friendly”by a top-rated national mil-itary publication, G.I. JobsMagazine, and more than20 campuses were rankedamong the nation’s top col-leges and universities byU.S. News & World Report.

“SUNY is a leader in as-sisting military personnelin the transition to civilianlife after their service to ourcountry, and we take greatpride in providing NewYork’s returning servicemen and women with high-er education,” said Zim-pher.

More than 20 SUNYcampuses were rankedamong the top colleges anduniversities in the nation byU.S. News & World Report.

B’KLYN-BASED AUTHOR AVRAWing earned critical acclaimwith her first novel, “Angie, ISays,” which was made intomovie “Angie.” In her secondnovel, "After Isaac," she againwins the hearts of her read-ers. See Book Beat, page 8.

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TODAY IS THE 12TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE TERRORIST ATTACKSon the World Trade Center, which led to the collapse of the TwinTowers and damaged the Pentagon. As much of Lower Man-hattan was in chaos, a steady stream of Manhattan residentsand office workers headed across the Brooklyn Bridge that dayfor Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights. Several com-memorative events are planned in Brooklyn today. AP Photo

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Problems with Voting Machines Seen Across Brooklyn Board of Elections Used Twitter as Sounding Board

By Mary FrostBrooklyn Eagle

The New York City Board of Elections (BOE) was putting out fires all over the city on Tuesday as a number of the old mechanical lever-style voting machines failed to function properly on Prima-ry Day. Many of the problems oc-curred in Brooklyn.

When machines were not func-tioning, voters were told to use pa-per ballots. But some voters said they were turned away altogether.

BOE said there were 5,059 ma-chines set up throughout the bor-oughs on Tuesday. By mid-after-noon, roughly 200 incidents of machines not working were re-ported. BOE used Twitter as a complaint board, and directly re-sponded to reports of problems.

City Councilmember Jumaane Williams (D-Flatbush-East Flat-bush) reported a number of prob-lems at polling sites in Brooklyn, including the P.S. 235 Annex on Ditmas Avenue and at P.S. 269 on Nostrand Avenue — the busiest poll site in the district — where at one point all four of the machines were down. Williams also report-ed that the only voting booth at St. Therese Church on Troy Ave-nue was having problems.

All of the voting machines were out of order on Tuesday morning at Concord Village in Downtown Brooklyn, voters re-ported. State Sen. Daniel Squad-ron’s team also reported troubles at I.S. 71 in North Brooklyn. Squad-

ron spokesperson Amy Spitalnick told supporters early Tuesday af-ternoon, “We’re hearing that some voting machines may not be per-fectly adjusted. Make sure an `X’ appears next to Daniel’s name [for public advocate] when you pull the lever.”

One out of four machines was out of commission at Congre-gation Mount Sinai on Cadman Plaza East in Brooklyn Heights. DNAinfo.com reported that even Republican mayoral candidate Joe Lhota had problems voting at the synagogue, and had to use a paper ballot. DNAinfo also reported ma-chine troubles at P.S. 256, J.H.S. 142, and J.H.S. 257 in Park Slope.

Assemblywoman Joan Mill-man (52AD) reported machine problems at 240 Jay St. in Down-town Brooklyn. “Please send me-chanic,” she tweeted. She also re-ported one machine down at P.S. 32 on Hoyt Street in Boerum Hill.

Voter Jonathan Rosen com-plained, “[BOE] running 3rd world election. Every machine at Park Slope Armory broken.” In anoth-er tweet, he said, “Machines were out from 6 a.m. til I left at 9 a.m.” BOE responded directly to his com-plaint. “We apologize for any in-convenience. Our Executive Direc-tor and Director of Public Relations personally went to the site.” The machines were eventually fixed.

Michael Bascombe said that the voting machines were down at P.S. 219 on Clarkson Avenue and E. 94. Thomas Dollar reported a

broken machine at 100 Clermont Ave. in Brooklyn. “Levers wouldn’t pull, a vote for comptroller nearly undid my vote for mayor,” he said.

Jill Cornell reported that a ma-chine was broken at Bishop Ford High School in Brooklyn. A card-board box “privacy booth” was erected, she said.

Personnel problems also plagued some polling sites. Vot-er Elana tweeted that there was no poll site coordinator at 4th Av-enue and 30th Street in Brooklyn “Never showed up!” Fellow vot-

er Abraham Riesman complained that he was told by the BOE rep-resentative he spoke to via tele-phone, “There are no primary elec-tions in your district today.

“I corrected her by pointing out that there are multiple city- and borough-wide primaries today and she said, ‘Ohhh, you’re right.’”

Campbell Brown said, “Just tried to vote and they don’t have my name. I’m registered and vot-ed at same place in last election. What’s up?” BOE responded, say-ing, “Vote via standby ballot. If you

are a regular voter your name IS in the system and your vote counts!”

Earlier in the day, it was re-ported that Democratic mayor-al candidate Anthony Weiner discovered that his name wasn’t listed on the voting rolls when he went to his polling place. A cam-paign staffer called BOE, which verified that Weiner is a regis-tered Democrat, and he was per-mitted to vote.

One of the more troubling complaints came from Robin C. McClary, who reported that “elec-tion inspectors” in Fort Greene on Adelphi Street were sitting right next to BOE staff and asking vot-ers their party affiliations. “That ain’t right,” she said, adding, “The young lady ID’ed herself as a GOP election inspector.”

McClary was advised by BOE, “Please speak with the coordina-tor at the site to discuss the Poll watchers inappropriate behavior.” In another tweet, she was told, “Workers in a Primary sometimes need to ask your party affiliation if they cannot find your name in the book.”

BOE officials received some praise for taking complaints via Twitter and responding to them live. State Senator Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) wrote, “Glad to see [BOE] using Twitter to catalog and respond to poll site problems.”

For those who can’t tweet, BOE advised, “You should be able to get through if you call 866-VOTE-NYC.”

The old mechanical voting machines caused a variety of problems across Brook-lyn in Tuesday’s Primary election. Eagle photo by Mary Frost

Hinsch’s in Bay Ridge Reopens Yet AgainMarty: `If You Want the Real Thing, Come to Hinsch’s’

By Paula KatinasBrooklyn Eagle

For Marty Markowitz, accom-panying manager Lee Moudatsos to the dessert display case inside Mike’s Hinsch’s restaurant in Bay Ridge to look at the creamy confec-tions was a recipe for trouble.

“It’s like sending an alcoholic to a bar,” joked the food-loving bor-ough president.

Markowitz, who boasted “I know cheesecake,” came to Hinsch’s on Monday to take part in a ribbon-cut-ting ceremony marking the eatery’s grand reopening after a remodeling project.

Hinsch’s, a beloved southwest Brooklyn institution famous for its homemade ice cream and its old-fashioned egg creams, has been around since the late 1940s but has seen some troubling times in the past two years.

The restaurant, located at 8518 Fifth Ave., closed in 2011 when long-time owner John Logue retired, then reopened under new ownership. Ear-lier this year, however, the new own-ers announced they were selling the place amid rumors that they were having trouble attracting customers.

To the rescue came Mike Mou-datsos and his sons Lee and Tom. The Moudatsos family owns five diners on Staten Island and decid-ed to branch out into Brooklyn. They took over Hinsch’s, updated the menu to include dishes such as spinach-and-goat-cheese salad and shish kabob, and put together am-bitious plans to renovate the eat-ery. They decided to keep the name

Hinsch’s for historical value. The original name of the restau-

rant was Hinsch’s Confectionery, a nod to its role as an ice cream par-lor and candy store.

Mike’s Hinsch’s, as it’s now known, boasts a well-lit interior featuring red and silver booths and

large prints of photos of Bay Ridge taken in the 1940s. One print depicts the corner of Fifth Avenue and 86th Street, with a trolley car traveling past Hinsch’s. “We went for a retro style,” Tom Moudatsos said. Broth-ers Thomas and Lee Moudatsos run their father’s restaurants.

The restaurant remained open during the renovation.

Markowitz presented Mike Moudatsos with a proclamation to congratulate him and his family on the acquisition of Hinsch’s. “Staten Island was just a warmup. You’re in the major leagues now. Brooklyn is the foodie capital of America!” he told the owner.

But Markowitz also had a seri-ous point to make. “With all the fast food stuff around, it’s good to have something wholesome,” he said. “If you want the real thing, you come to Hinsch’s.”

US Rep. Michael Grimm (R-C-Bay Ridge-Dyker Heights-Staten Is-land), who also attended the re-opening, said he is a frequent customer of Mike’s Place, an eat-

ery owned by the Moudatsos family that is located near his Staten Island district office. “I love the Greek lem-on soup. I order it every time I go there. And I go there a lot,” he told the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

Small, family-owned business-es like Mike’s Hinsch’s are the back-bone of the city’s economy, said Grimm.

The restaurant is doing great businesses, said John Quaglione, deputy chief of staff to state Sena-tor Marty Golden. “I ate here yester-day morning. It was crowded! We almost had to wait for a table,” he said, adding that his spinach and feta cheese omelet was delicious.

For more information on the restaurant, call 1-855-446-7247 or vis-it www.ILoveHinschs.com.

Borough President Marty Markowitz and Congressman Michael Grimm, left, talk to Tom, Mike and Lee Moudatsos, owners of what is now called Mike’s Hinsch’s restaurant in Bay Ridge. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas

The iconic exterior of Hinsch’s, well-known to generations of Bay Ridge residents.Eagle file photo

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BROOKLYN — AlanBergman was born in Brook-lyn on September 11, 1925.With his wife, Marilyn, theyco-wrote as a musical “dreamteam.” “The Way We Were”won an Oscar in 1974 and“Queen of the Stardust BallRoom” (‘75) and “Sybil” (‘77)won Emmys. They also wrotethe theme songs for such pop-ular TV series as “Maude”,“Good Times,” “Alice,” “TheNancy Walker Show” and“The Sandy Duncan Show.”

In 1956 Alan and Marilynbegan their long and fruitfulrelationship.

Their success really tookoff when Quincy Jones askedthem to write the words tohis music for the film “In theHeat of the Night.” Alan metFrench composer MichelLegrand while playing tenniswith Gene Kelly and theBergmans have done a lot ofwork with him including themusic in The Thomas CrownAffair, particularly “TheWindmills of Your Mind.”

The Bergmans knew an-other Brooklynite, BarbraStreisand, from the days the19-year-old songstress wasperforming at a GreenwichVillage cabaret.

In later years followingBarbra’s starring role in TheWay We Were, the Bergmansbecame Barbra’s fetish-song-writers to the point of writingpractically her entire reper-toire.

The Bergmans are multi-award-winning lyricists aswell as recipients of the annu-al Lifetime Achievement

Award for the year 2000.Their songs had received 16Academy Award nominationswith three wins, two GoldenGlobes and two Grammys.They were inducted into theSongwriters’ Hall of Fame in1980.

Alan’s wife Marilyn, inspeaking for them both, de-fines the themes of theirwork: “The movement oftime, the cycle of life andlove in all its forms, varia-tions and deviations — It canbe about a mother’s love forher child, looking for love,loss of love, love for a coun-try — For a more specificreply, we would have to lis-ten to our old songs, which,as I said, we avoid as muchas possible.

“In a word, Alan and I aremore interested in tomorrowthan yesterday.”

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Alan Bergman was born inBrooklyn on September 11,1925. He and his wife Mari-lyn are co-lyricists of manyaward-winning songs andwere elected into the Song-writers Hall of Fame in1980.

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BROOKLYN — On the brink of becoming involved in WWII in 1941 there were 19,750 movie theaters in the U.S., only 75of which were drive-ins. The New York City area already had theSunrise Drive-In on Long Island that was featuring Tin Pan Alleyon its screen Sept. 11. Average weekly attendance for the nationwas 85,000,000 with an average ticket price of 25 cents. The 10top stars at the box office, based on the Motion Picture Heraldpoll of exhibitors were in order: Mickey Rooney, Clark Gable,Abbott & Costello, Bob Hope, Spencer Tracy, Gene Autry, GaryCooper, Bette Davis, James Cagney and Judy Garland. Rita Hay-worth and Ronald Reagan were among the ten “stars of tomor-row.”

On September 11, 1941, Downtown Brooklyn’s four largestmovie cathedrals were still packing them in. No longer couldBrooklyn patrons see a feature, a newsreel, a cartoon, and com-ing attractions on the screen preceded or followed by a spectacu-lar stage show for a price we regard today as a mere pittance. In1941 Brooklyn movie fans had to settle for a double feature billinstead and sometimes the secondary film on the bill wasn’tworth sitting through. The Brooklyn Eagle’s September 11amusement page beckoned movie goers with Life Begins forAndy Hardy with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland at Loew’sMet, Fulton & Smith Streets. A companion feature was Red Skel-ton in Whistling in the Dark. Mickey Rooney was the star on themarquee of the theatre which was not far from his birthplace — atheatrical boarding house at 57 Willoughby Street. Fabian’s Foxat Flatbush & Nevins was holding over Here Comes Mr. Jordanand I Was a Prisoner on Devil’s Island. The RKOAlbee at Fulton & DeKalb was showing Citizen Kaneat popular prices (50 cents matinees; $1 evenings)just as it had been shown as a roadshow for $2 onBroadway. The Brooklyn Paramount at Flatbush &Dekalb offered Dive Bomber and Two in a Taxi.

Two movie palaces across the river still had stageshows with their movies. The Roxy had a “knock-out” musical on their screen — Sun Valley Serenade— and on the big stage a gala new revue which in-cluded the Roxyettes chorus line. The other famouschorus line, the Rockettes, were included in theMusic Hall’s stage show “Follow the Fleet,” whileon screen Bette Davis emoted in The Little Foxes.The fantastic Center Theatre, “America’s Only IceTheatre,” across the street from the Music Hall inRockefeller Center was featuring their musical ex-travaganza “It Happens On Ice.” Price of admission?50 cents to $1.50. Almost every theatre in New Yorkadvertised that they were carrying Franklin DelanoRoosevelt’s radio address on September 11 fromtheir stages at 10 pm.

Harry Connick, Jr.,singer (Grammy Award for“We Are in Love”); actor(Copycat, Will and Grace),born in New Orleans, LA.

Brian De Palma, filmmak-er (The Untouchables, Bonfireof the Vanities, Carrie, BodyDouble, Dressed to Kill), bornin Newark, N.J.

Lola Falana, actress (“TheNew Bill Cosby Show,” “BenVereen — Comin’ At Ya”),born in Camden, N.J.

William Xavier Kienzle,(former priest), author (BodyCount, The Rosary Murders),born in Detroit, MI.

Thomas Wade Landry,Pro Football Hall of Famer,born in Mission, TX.

Amy Madigan, actress(Places in the Heart, Field ofDreams, Uncle Buck), born inChicago, IL.

Virginia Madson, actress(Dune, The Hot Spot, Candy-man), born in Winnetka, IL.

Kristy McNichol, actress(Emmys for “Family”;“Empty Nest,” Little Darlings,Two Moon Junction), born inLos Angeles, CA.

Movie Diversions to Calm War Uneasiness

Birthdays — September 11

He’d Rather Broadcast the NewsMANHATTAN — On the

evening of September 11, 1987,TV viewers watching CBS con-tinued watching a tennis matchat 6:30 p.m. instead of the famil-iar sight of Dan Rather comingon to anchor the CBS eveningnews. What they didn’t knowwas that Rather had stomped outof the studio in a tantrum whenthe sports event cut into his newstime.

Rather already had a growingreputation for controversy.

CBS News staffers blamedpart of the decline on CBSSports. In late spring, the NBAplay-offs preempted EveningNews broadcasts — presumably driving news hounds toswitch on to ABC or NBC.

At 6:32 p.m. Rather could not be found. Affiliate stationsposted “Please stand by” signs and hustled their own local an-chors before the cameras, or threw on “The NewlywedGame.” By the time Rather was retrieved from a nearby office,more than half the show’s average audience had tuned out.

In the week that followed, criticism of Rather’s tantrumpoured in. Anchor emeritus Walter Cronkite told a reporter, “Iwould have fired him. There’s no excuse for it.”

Chastened, Rather issued a written statement that stoppedjust short of an apology — which proved enough to save hisestimated $2.5 million-a-year job.

Musician and actorHarry Connick, Jr.

Film DirectorBrian De Palma

Couple Grind OutGreat Song Lyrics

Changed the World

Popular writer Alfred Slote was born inBrooklyn on September 11, 1926. Hiswritings have been chiefly for childrenand young teens, concentrating onsports stories and science fiction. He re-ceives many letters from his young fans.His books include “Finding BuckMcHenry” and “The Trading Game.”

Wordsmith of Note

Dan Rather

September 11 FROM THE ORIGINAL EAGLE AND OTHER SOURCES

Today is the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2011, terrorist at-tacks. A twisted steel column from the World Trade Center(WTC) site is shown in its permanent location at the 911Memorial Museum in Manhattan. Recovered from the WTCsite after September 11, 2001, this column once stood in thecore of the South Tower. AP Photo

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Review and Comment

Do Americans Love Their Dogs Too Much?

Every few years it seems there’s a new study that shows how smart dogs are. We’re familiar with guide dogs, but now some dogs have even been found to help patients better deal with epileptic seizures. And now comes undeniable evidence of just how intelligent dogs are: They have their own cable station.

DOGTV is available on Direct TV. Not programming about dogs for dog owners (the majority of whom would rather be called “parents” than “own-ers”). No, this is programming for “stay-at-home” dogs. DOGTV’s website says its pooch-friendly programming is “scientifically developed to stimu-late and comfort your dog” when left alone. DOGTV says its content helps dogs overcome stress, separation anxiety, and other behavioral problems.

As a sign of our evolutionary achievement, scientists point to how much leisure time we humans have. Dogs have obviously advanced far be-yond us. They’re born into a life of retirement while we spend most of our life working toward that goal. And they say the average dog’s IQ is only 10.

And now we have to work a bit more to pay for DOGTV – $4.99 per month. Which will actually be a bargain compared to what we pay for pet massage, spa days, acupuncture, doggie day care, pet sitters, and birthday gifts. Yes, 77 percent of us pet parents admit to buying our dogs birthday gifts. I guess that makes sense if 81 percent of us think of our dogs as full-fledged family members.

I have lived with dogs all my life, usually two at a time. I’m tempted sometimes to think of them as wayward children. But not tempted to treat them to birthday gifts, spa days, or gourmet meals. And as far as I can tell, they don’t seem to mind. They jump on me and lick my face every chance they get. But it seems many dogs fare better than their school-age family members when it comes to spending during tough economic times.

According to the National Retail Federation, back-to-school spending is expected to drop by 8 percent this year as people cite general economic un-certainty. But spending on pets as a share of household spending kept pace during the recession, according to a 2013 report by the Labor Department. And that’s not just because people’s pets still had to eat. In fact, food consti-tutes only a third of Americans’ annual expenditure on pets.

During the recession, spending on pets went up as a share of income while our charitable giving went down. And even though it has started to rise again, charitable giving is still a ways below its peak in 2007. That means there’s less money to help the most vulnerable Americans: those who have no homes, let alone their own cable channels.

According to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, it would take just $20 billion to end homelessness. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development spends almost $2 billion right now to ad-dress homelessness. So America only needs $18 billion more. Could some of it come from us pet parents deciding that maybe George the dog doesn’t need that new sweater? Or canceling that spa doggie treatment?

I’m not naïve enough to suggest that pet owners alone can end homeless-ness. But to the extent that we consider some of our spending on pets to be dis-cretionary, we can certainly find more money to give to charity. And I bet, if our dogs are as smart as we think they are, they would happily consider going with-out that jewel-studded collar – or new cable subscription – if it meant more people could sleep under a roof tonight. After all, what are best friends for?

— Jim Sollisch, Christian Science Monitor Jim Sollisch is creative director at Marcus Thomas Advertising.

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Advocates Push for Childhood Cancer Research FundsBy Paula Katinas

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Chris King, holding his three-year-old daughter Cami in his arms, talked about how lucky his family is. “Things are looking up,” he said last week, as he stood in front of Saint Ephrem Catholic Church in Dyker Heights.

Little Cami, who was at this moment squirming in her father’s arms, had recently undergone a successful bone marrow trans-plant to treat her leukemia. “A bone marrow donor was found. She had the transplant and now she’s on the road to recovery,” King said.

King added that he wants oth-er families with children battling cancer to have the same oppor-tunity to get good news. He and Cami were two of the dozens of people who attended a press con-ference in front of the church held by U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm and leaders of the Francesco Loc-cisano Memorial Foundation. The foundation was founded by Ca-mille Loccisano, whose son Fran-cesco “Frankie” Loccisano died in 2007 at age 17 of cancer. Frankie was a student at Xaverian High School, a Catholic school for boys in Bay Ridge, when he died.

The organizers said they wanted to hold the press confer-ence to raise awareness of the need to increase funding into re-search for cures for pediatric can-cers and to emphasize the impor-tance of helping families coping with the heartbreak of pediatric cancer.

Loccisano called on congress to pass the Caroline Pryce Walker Conquer Childhood Cancer Reau-thorization Act, a bill that would expand research into childhood cancers and identify avenues to expand the development of drugs specifically aimed at treat-ing childhood cancers. The leg-islation would also identify and track incidents of childhood can-cer across the country to deter-mine if there are patterns.

Grimm (R-C-Bay Ridge-Dyker Heights-Staten Island), who not-ed that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, said he would co-sponsor the bill. “Frankie realized that sometimes you need a helping hand,” Grimm said, calling the bill “good, com-mon sense legislation.”

In the war on cancer, “the stakes have never been higher,” Grimm said.

A large group of children at-tended the press conference with their parents. Looking at the kids standing behind him, Grimm said it’s vital that congress act now. “We have to do everything we can. Children are our future. The next president of the Unit-ed States could be standing right here,” he said.

The site for the press confer-ence was chosen because Frankie Loccisano attended church at St. Ephrem, his mother said. “My son was diagnosed at age 14. Yester-day, he would have been 23,” she said, noting that his birthday was the day before.

“We need to stop cancer. Chil-

dren are really suffering,” Locci-sano said, adding that kids have had to undergo amputations and other invasive procedures during cancer treatment. “They lose their limbs. They lose their eye-sight. We need less invasive treat-

ments,” she said. “With research, we can cure the children,” she added.

The Loccisano Foundation of-fers assistance to families whose children have cancer.

There is a disparity in the

amount of funding for cancer re-search for adults and children, ac-cording to Grimm, who said there is a lot more money spent on re-searching cures for cancers that strike adults than there is for can-cers that strike children.

Chilrden and members of the Francesco Loccisano Memorial Foundation urge congress to pass a bill to fund cancer research. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas

6 • Special section of Brooklyn Eagle/Brooklyn Record • Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Our Worldin Pictures

ON THE ‘TODAY’ SHOW: Keith Urban performs on NBC’s “Today” show on Tues-day in New York.

SPY IN THE SKY: Kevin Vertucio of Bristol, Pa., practices flying his “quadcopter” while wearing goggles connected to a cam-era on the craft, in Yardley, Pa. on Tuesday. Trained as an electrical engineer, Vertucio uses the aircraft to make aerial pho-tographs for casinos and other companies.

HINDU FESTIVAL: Nepalese women perform rituals on the banks of the Bagma-ti River in Katmandu. Rishi Panchami is a purifying and atonement day for Hin-du women in Nepal.

SOLAR POWER: This photo shows the Norwich University solar-powered home in Northfield, Vt. Norwich University and Middlebury College, also in Vermont, are sending their student-designed solar homes to the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon in California. Both schools built entries that blend affordability and consumer appeal with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency. AP Photo

RECALL EFFORT IN COLORADO: Protestors in favor of recalling Colorado Sen. John Morse try to influence early voters in a recall election on Monday in Colora-do Springs. Senate President John Morse and Sen. Angela Giron in Pueblo, who voted for new Colorado firearms restrictions, faced the first legislative recalls in state history Tuesday.

HER HERO?: Syrian demonstrators carry an image of Syrian President Bashar As-sad during a demonstration against U.S. military action in Syria in front of the White House.

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Our Worldin Pictures

CALM AFTER THE STORM: People pass time as they sit in the shade of a tree in Cairo. While street violence and political unrest have engulfed Egypt since the military coup that ousted President Mohammed Morsi in July, Egyptians still try to go about their daily lives. The sign in Arabic advertises a driving school.

AP Photos

ANGELS ARE GROUNDED: A trolley car is derailed on the tracks of Angels Flight in downtown Los Angeles. Federal officials are investigating last week’s derailment of the historic Angels Flight, a tiny funicular railway with a history of safety problems.

LIVE FOR THE SUN: The Turanor PlanetSolar, the world’s largest solar boat, travels on the Seine river in Sevres, outside Par-is. The PlanetSolar, with its 537 square meters of photovoltaic panels powering 6 blocks of lithium-ion batteries, accom-plished the first around the world trip powered only by solar energy in May 2012.

Immigrant. Father. Husband. Son. Product of New York City Public Schools. Experienced as City Comptroller.Your Mayor - A Mayor for the People.John’s story is a New York story. After working in a sweatshop, John Liu - a son of immigrants - used education with his college degree in mathematical physics to get ahead, and live a life in service to others. As a father with a child in public school, John knows what it means to want your children to succeed, and have no limits to their dreams. The American Dream.

Elected to the City Council and then as Comptroller, John has served as a watchdog – a pitbull – to stop fraud in the Bloomberg administration. He aggressively rooted out waste and abuse, saving over $4 billion in taxpayers’ money. John has developed innovative ways to create jobs, protect wage standards, and secure the pensions for our retirees.

John has taken on powerful interests and they’ve gone after him with fury - but he never backs down. As our Mayor, John will look out for EVERY New Yorker in EVERY neighborhood - A Mayor for all people, the Mayor for change!

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When entrenched and powerful interests push New Yorkers around, John Liu pushes back.

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Brooklynite’s Poignant Novel Depicts Teen Coping with Loss

By Samantha SamelBrooklyn Eagle

Brooklyn-based author Avra Wing earned critical acclaim with her first novel, “Angie, I Says,” which was made into the movie “Angie” starring Geena Davis and James Gandolfini. In her second novel, “After Isaac”, published this past June by Olinville Press, she again wins the hearts of her readers. “After Isaac” tells the sto-ry of Brooklynite Aaron Saturn, an emotionally stunted 16-year-old who is stifled by his grief over the death of his younger brother, Isaac.

Wing captures Aaron’s heartbreak with an astute del-icacy. “As many times as I go over it, it’ll never make any sense,” Aaron recalls toward the beginning of the book, reflecting on the day his brother passed away. “What did we talk about on the train going home? Why can’t I re-member? I think we went into Video Forum…Isaac had pretty good taste in movies for a kid. He was just getting into Hitchcock.”

Aaron goes on to replay the day’s events, agonizing over each detail, and finally, wondering, “Had he cried out? Did I sleep through it?” Isaac’s heart had stopped in the middle of the night. “Could I have done something to save him?

Everybody told me it must have happened very fast and quietly, no way I would have heard something, no chance to help. Still, there were times I couldn’t stop think-ing about it, telling myself it was my fault,” Aaron mourns.

Trapped in his sadness, Aaron seeks an escape. When he meets Kim, a teenage girl living on the streets of Manhattan’s East Village, he is hopeful that he’s found a way out of his gloom. But when his parents share with him a new plan that will alter their family, Aaron’s life seems to further unravel. Alongside his girl-friend, Emma, and his best friend, Sam, Aaron comes to realize that running away will not help him in the long run. As he works through his tragic past and attempts to cope with what the future will bring, he must learn to let people in – and let love trickle back into his life.

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle July 9, 2013 • x

unningOn eal EstateR

By Karen Monroe

Everything matters. In real estate, it’s all about ap-pearance and curb appeal. This applies to your agent and your property. As the saying goes, there is no sec-ond chance to make a first impression. We decide im-mediately – within seven seconds of initial contact – how we feel about a person or piece of real estate. We can’t help it; our brains are hardwired to compute first and lasting impressions this way.

To make the best possible seven-second impact on others, personally and when trading real estate, the name of the game is to dress for success. This can lead to the next step: creating new opportunities.

The way I present myself on the outside, like curb appeal for a Brooklyn brownstone or a post-war multi-unit apartment building, is important in doing my job. So is body language and demeanor. Everything from clothing and accessories, to hair and make-up (or lack thereof) merges to make that lasting impact on others. Smell matters, too. Who wants to work with an agent with bad breath, or go for a showing in a condo that reeks of something dead?

Whether we agree with this or not, it’s the real deal. Presentation. Granted this means different things in different places. Take business attire, for example. The definition varies as widely as the types of properties on the market in New York and beyond. From brown-stones and vertical apartment living in the East to ranch-style houses and bungalows in the West – and ev-erything in between – properties and people are differ-ent. We dress, speak and live differently. However, we all operate the same when it comes to the seven-second first impression.

I get it, and try my best to look appropriate and pre-sentable as often as possible. The challenge for me is that my world is a small Brooklyn footprint. I certainly venture beyond the borders, but everyday life is most-ly contained in the Heights. My commute to work re-quires crossing one street. It is always possible I’ll bump into a colleague, client, neighbor or friend when I’m out. Gone are the days of running around in my work-out clothes and bad hair for the entire day.

Dressing for success is now a routine, regardless of what day of the week it is. I’m always mindful that ap-pearances matter, and to succeed I must look the part. Just like the curb appeal of our listings is imperative to attract buyers. Everything matters.

On the RunI enjoy going to open houses and private showings.

Checking out real estate is fun. Empty apartments al-low the imagination to flourish with decorating and ar-ranging possibilities. Occupied spaces provide the op-portunity to approve the furnishings, configuration and use of space. Or not. From a small college dorm room to an expansive mansion, the occupants always leave a personal mark on their place.

The way we live and “dress” our home says a lot about who we are. Tidy and orderly, dirty and sloppy, cluttered or minimalist, homey or modern, all appeal to different individuals. It’s that special something we all cherish that, at the end of the day, makes a house our home. For me, my pets and artwork make my home personal. I’m curious to learn from you; what makes a house your home? Share your thoughts with me.

Karen Monroe practices real estate at Douglas El-liman Real Estate, 156 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights. She lives in the neighborhood and represents buyers, sellers and renters in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Karen can be found walking her dogs and running the parks, paths, streets and bridges of Brooklyn and beyond. For feedback and all of your real estate needs, contact Karen at kmonroe.nyre@gmail.com.

Avra Wing Images courtesy of the author

Harbor Defense Museum Reopens at Fort Hamilton

By Paula KatinasBrooklyn Eagle

The U.S. Army Garrison at Fort Ham-ilton is steeped in history. Located on Brooklyn’s southwest waterfront in Bay Ridge, the fort was built in 1825, when the U.S. was still a young nation. The famous names that have served there through-out its history include Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.

The fort, the only active military base in New York City, is interested in preserv-ing its history, according to Col. Eluyn Gines, the commanding officer. Gines wel-comed elected officials, community lead-ers, and veterans to a ribbon-cutting cere-mony on Sept. 5 to mark the reopening of the Harbor Defense Museum, a one-story building on the fort’s grounds housing a treasure trove of historical items.

The museum, housed in Building No. 230 on the fort, had been closed for several months for a $1.3 million renovation proj-ect. The work included waterproofing the building’s roof and masonry walls and in-stalling a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.

The reopening marked the beginning of a new era, Gines said. “This is a special event Fort Hamilton and for our commu-nity,” he said.

“The passion for history and the com-mitment to preservation are alive and well at the Fort Hamilton Garrison,” said Rich-ard Cox, the museum’s director.

Founded in 1980, the Harbor Defense Museum is the only army museum in New York City. The exhibits include uni-forms from the Revolutionary War, ma-

chine guns and ammunition from World War II, a fragment of the World Trade Cen-ter, a Civil war-era muzzle fragment from a Confederate soldier, and an engraved tro-phy cup that was presented to the Nation-al Guard of the 27th Regiment in New York in 1839.

The museum is located in the garri-son’s caponier, a freestanding structure within a moat that was built in the 19th Century and was designed to defend the

fort from attacks coming from New York Harbor.

The Lonely Planet guide for travelers lists the museum among its places to vis-it in New York, praising its “small treasure trove of artifacts.

The building is open for visitors Mon-day through Friday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on the first Saturday of the month. Ad-mission is free. For more information, call 718-630-4349.

Visitors inspect one of the museum’s exhibits on opening day. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas Daily coverage of Brooklyn writers,books and book events can be foundin print (Brooklyn Daily Eagle) andonline (brooklyneagle.com) and a dedicated blog, www.brooklynbookbeat.com

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11217CROOKSHANK LLC

CRooKSHANK LLC, A DoMESTiC LLC, ARTS. oF oRG. FiLED WiTH THE SSNY oN 5/29/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY iS DESiGNAT-ED AS AGENT UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To: THE LLC, 16 LiNCoLN PL., 3A, BRooKLYN, NY 11217. GENERAL PURPoSES.

#121940

11220KB VENTURE GROUP LLC

KB VENTURE GRoUP LLC,ART.oF oRG.FiLED NY DoS 08/6/13,KiNGS Co.S/S C/o THE LLC 225 47TH ST.,BKLYN,NY 11220.To ENGAGE iN ANY LAWFUL ACT oR ACTiViTY.FULL iNDEMNiFiCATioN.

#122342

11222POPULAR NOISE LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF PoPULAR NoiSE LLC, ART. oF oRG. FiLED SEC’Y oF STATE (SSNY) 5/3/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRo-CESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL CoPY oF PRoCESS To 227 CALYER ST., #3R, BRooKLYN, NY 11222. PURPoSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTiES.

#122176

25 RICHARDSON LLC24 RiCHARDSoN LLC, ARTS oF oRG FiLED WiTH SSNY oN 08/07/13. oF-FiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY, SSNY DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF PRoCESS To: THE LLC, 224 RiCHARDS ST., BRooKLYN, NY 11222. PURPoSE: To ENGAGE iN ANY LAWFUL ACT.

#122591

11223BAY 49 PROPERTY LLC

BAY 49 PRoPERTY LLC,ART.oF oRG.FiLED NY DoS 06/19/13,KiNGS Co.S/S C/o THE LLC 93 AVE. U, BKLYN,NY 11223.To ENGAGE iN ANY LAWFUL ACT oR ACTiViTY.FULL iNDEMNiFiCATioN.

#122338

11226GLASSMAN EYE LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiT-ED LiABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: GLASSMAN EYE LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizATioN FiLED WiTH SECRE-TARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 07/30/2013. NY oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES-iGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE ADDRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS GLASS-MAN EYE LLC 185 CEDAR LANE L4 TE-ANECK, NJ 07666. PURPoSE/CHARAC-TER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#122541

11228L’EISE M COSMETICS, LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiT-ED LiABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: L’EiSE M CoSMETiCS, LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizATioN FiLED WiTH SEC-RETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 4/4/13. NY oFFiCE Lo-CATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE ADDRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS C/o UNiTED STATES CoR-PoRATioN AGENTS, iNC. 7014 13TH AVENUE - SUiTE 202 BRooKLYN, NY, 11228. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#121917

A BAG FOR US, LLCNoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiTED Li-ABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: A BAG FoR US, LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizA-TioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 6/4/13. NY oF-FiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE AD-DRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS C/o UNiT-ED STATES CoRPoRATioNS AGENTS, iNC. 7014 13TH AVENUE - SUiTE 202 BRooK-LYN, NY, 11228. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#121407

Y & Z CONSULTING GROUP LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiTED LiABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: Y & z CoNSULTiNG GRoUP LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizATioN FiLED WiTH SEC-RETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 8/6/13. NY oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE ADDRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS MiNGJUN zHoNG 148 BAY 10TH STREET BRooKLYN, NY, 11228. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#122180

CHRISAFO MADIMENOS, SLP, PLLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF PRoFES-SioNAL LiMiTED LiABiLiTY CoMPANY (PLLC). NAME: CHRiSAFo MADiMENoS, SLP, PLLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizA-TioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 08/14/2013. NY oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE PLLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE ADDRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE PLLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS THE LLC 300 BAY 11TH STREET BRooKLYN, NY 11228. PURPoSE/CHAR-ACTER oF PLLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#122334

DIVERSE RECYCLING SOLUTIONS, LLC

DiVERSE RECYCLiNG SoLUTioNS, LLC, A DoMESTiC LLC, FiLED WiTH THE SSNY oN 7/18/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY iS DESiGNAT-ED AS AGENT UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To: C/o U.S. CoRPoRATioN AGENTS, iNC., 7014 13TH AVE., STE. 202, BRooKLYN, NY 11228. GENERAL PURPoSES.

#122458

11229JINSTYLES LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiT-ED LiABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: JiNSTYLES LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGA-NizATioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 7/9/13. NY oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiG-NATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE ADDRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS BREN-DA PUNG 2272 EAST 23RD STREET BRooKLYN, NY, 11229. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#121885

11233MACDONOUGH LLC.

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF MAC-DoNoUGH LLC. ARTS. oF oRG. FiLED WiTH SECY. oF STATE oF NY (SSNY) oN 7/15/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRo-CESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To: THE LLC, 600 MACoN ST., #5, BRooKLYN, NY 11233. PURPoSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTY.

#121937

11234EKF LLC

EKF LLC,ART.oF oRG.FiLED NY DoS 07/19/13,KiNGS Co.S/S C/o THE LLC 3603 QUENTiN RD., BKLYN,NY 11234-4203.To ENGAGE iN ANY LAWFUL ACT oR ACTiViTY.FULL iNDEMNiFi-CATioN.

#122340

GEW POWER L.L.C.NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiTED Li-ABiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: GEW PoWER L.L.C.. ARTiCLES oF oRGANizA-TioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 8/1/13. NY oF-FiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE AD-DRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS GiLLiAN ED-WARWDS-WEEKES 1833 E 33RD STREET BRooKLYN, NY, 11234. PURPoSE/CHAR-ACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#122189

11236720 EAST 84TH STREET, LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiTED LiA-BiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: 720 EAST 84TH STREET, LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGANi-zATioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 3/26/13. NY oF-FiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE AD-DRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS ANDRiENNE KNiGHT 737 EAST 58TH STREET BRooK-LYN, NY 11234. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPoSE.

#121292

11238SAGE LITERARY AGENCY LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF SAGE LiTER-ARY AGENCY LLC ARTS. oF oRG. FiLED WiTH SECY. oF STATE oF NY (SSNY) oN 08/09/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To ELEANoR J TENNEY, 214A ST. MARKS AVE., BRooKLYN, NY 11238. PURPoSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTY.

#122451

11242ART MARKIT, LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF ART MARKiT, LLC, ART. oF oRG. FiLED SEC’Y oF STATE (SSNY) 12/14/11. oFFiCE Lo-CATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY DESiG-NATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL CoPY oF PRoCESS To STEVEN M. WEiNER, ESQ., 26 CoURT ST., STE. 1808, BRooKLYN, NY 11242. PURPoSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTiES.

#122174

07660240-19 JAMAICA PARTNERS, LLC

NoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF 240-19 JAMAiCA PARTNERS, LLCARTS. oF oRG. FiLED WiTH SECY. oF STATE oF NY (SSNY) oN 09/03/13. oF-FiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. PRiNC. oFFiCE oF LLC: 85 CHALLENGER RD., STE. 501, RiDGEFiELD PARK, NJ 07660. SSNY DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To MiCHAEL J. GREENBERG, ESQ. AT THE PRiNC. oFFiCE oF THE LLC. PURPoSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTY.

#122605

10003CHRONOS CONTRACTING LLCNoTiCE oF FoRMATioN oF LiMiTED LiA-BiLiTY CoMPANY (LLC). NAME: CHRoNoS CoNTRACTiNG LLC. ARTiCLES oF oRGA-NizATioN FiLED WiTH SECRETARY oF STATE oF NEW YoRK (SSNY) oN 5/2/13. NY oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESiGNATED AS AGENT oF THE LLC UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. THE PoST oFFiCE AD-DRESS To WHiCH THE SSNY SHALL MAiL A CoPY oF ANY PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC SERVED UPoN HiM/HER iS THE LLC 93 4TH AVENUE NEW YoRK, NY, 10003-9998. PURPoSE/CHARACTER oF LLC: ANY LAW-FUL PURPoSE.

#122460

1001671 RC PROPERTY LLC

NoTiCE oF QUAL. oF 71 RC PRoPERTY LLC, AUTH. FiLED SEC’Y oF STATE (SSNY) 3/20/13. oFFiCE LoC.: KiNGS CoUNTY. LLC oRG. iN DE 3/18/13. SSNY DESiG. AS AGENT oF LLC UPoN WHoM PRo-CESS AGAiNST iT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL CoPY oF PRoC. To 10 E. 40TH ST., 10TH FL., NY, NY 10016. DE oFF. ADDR.: NCR, 615 S. DUPoNT HWY., Do-VER, DE 19901. CERT. oF FoRM. oN FiLE: SSDE, ToWNSEND BLDG., DoVER, DE 19901. PURP.: ANY LAWFUL ACTiViTiES.

#122177

10 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 11, 2013

New Business FormationsJP MORGAN CHASE BANK V. SZKLARZ

SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMoNSSUPREME CoURT oF THE STATE oF NEW YoRK CoUNTY oF KiNGS SUP-PLEMENTAL SUMMoNS AND NoTiCE iNDEx No. 5867/2013 DATE FiLED: 8/27/2013 JPMoRGAN CHASE BANK, NATioNAL ASSoCiATioN, PLAiN-TiFF, AGAiNST ToBA SzKLARz, iF SHE BE LiViNG oR iF SHE BE DEAD, HER SPoUSE, HEiRS DEViSEES, DiSTRiBU-TEES AND SUCCESSoRS iN iNTEREST, ALL oF WHoM AND WHoSE NAMES AND PLACES oF RESiDENCE ARE UN-KNoWN To PLAiNTiFF; MANUEL Sz-KLARz, AS TRUSTEE oF THE DTS 6-09 TRUST; NATioNAL CiTY BANK; CiTY oF NEW YoRK ENViRoNMEN-TAL CoNTRoL BoARD; CiTY oF NEW YoRK PARKiNG VioLATioNS BUREAU; CiTY oF NEW YoRK TRANSiT ADJU-DiCATioN BUREAU, STATE oF NEW YoRK; AND “JoHN DoE”, SAiD NAME BEiNG FiCTiTioUS, iT BEiNG THE iN-TENTioN oF PLAiNTiFF To DESiG-NATE ANY AND ALL oCCUPANTS oF PREMiSES BEiNG FoRECLoSED HEREiN, AND ANY PARTiES, CoRPo-RATioNS oR ENTiTiES, iF ANY, HAV-iNG oR CLAiMiNG AN iNTEREST oR LiEN UPoN THE MoRTGAGED PREM-iSES, DEFENDANT(S). PRoPERTY AD-DRESS: 1840 48TH STREET, BRooK-LYN, NY 11204 To THE ABoVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMoNED To ANSWER THE CoM-PLAiNT iN THiS ACTioN AND To SERVE A CoPY oF YoUR ANSWER, oR A NoTiCE oF APPEARANCE oN THE ATToRNEYS FoR THE PLAiNTiFF WiTHiN THiRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE SERViCE oF THiS SUMMoNS, ExCLU-SiVE oF THE DAY oF SERViCE. THE UNiTED STATES oF AMERiCA, iF DES-iGNATED AS A DEFENDANT iN THiS ACTioN, MAY APPEAR WiTHiN Six-TY (60) DAYS oF SERViCE HEREoF. iN CASE oF YoUR FAiLURE To AP-PEAR oR ANSWER, JUDGMENT WiLL BE TAKEN AGAiNST YoU BY DEFAULT FoR THE RELiEF DEMANDED iN THE CoMPLAiNT. NoTiCE oF NATURE oF ACTioN AND RELiEF SoUGHT THE oBJECT oF THE ABoVE CAPTioNED ACTioN iS To FoRECLoSE A MoRT-GAGE To SECURE $275,000.00 AND iNTEREST, RECoRDED iN THE KiNGS CoUNTY oFFiCE oF THE CiTY REGiS-TER oN APRiL, 24, 1989 iN LiBER 2378 oF MoRTGAGES, PAGE 1152 CoVER-iNG PREMiSES KNoWN AS 1840 48TH STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11204. THE RELiEF SoUGHT iN THE WiTHiN AC-TioN iS A FiNAL JUDGMENT DiRECT-iNG THE SALE oF THE PREMiSES DE-SCRiBED ABoVE To SATiSFY THE DEBT SECURED BY THE MoRTGAGE DESCRiBED ABoVE. PLAiNTiFF DESiG-NATES KiNGS CoUNTY AS THE PLACE oF TRiAL. VENUE iS BASED UPoN THE CoUNTY iN WHiCH THE MoRTGAGED PREMiSES iS SiTUATED. NoTiCE YoU ARE iN DANGER oF LoSiNG YoUR HoME iF YoU Do NoT RESPoND To THiS SUMMoNS AND CoMPLAiNT BY SERViNG A CoPY oF THE ANSWER oN THE ATToRNEY FoR THE MoRTGAGE CoMPANY WHo FiLED. THiS FoRE-CLoSURE PRoCEEDiNG AGAiNST YoU AND FiLiNG THE ANSWER WiTH THE CoURT, A DEFAULT JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AND YoU CAN LoSE YoUR HoME. SPEAK To AN ATToR-NEY oR Go To THE CoURT WHERE YoUR CASE iS PENDiNG FoR FUR-THER iNFoRMATioN oN HoW To AN-SWER THE SUMMoNS AND PRoTECT YoUR PRoPERTY. SENDiNG A PAY-MENT To YoUR MoRTGAGE CoMPA-NY WiLL NoT SToP THiS FoRECLo-SURE ACTioN. YoU MUST RESPoND BY SERViNG A CoPY oF THE AN-SWER oN THE ATToRNEY FoR THE PLAiNTiFF (MoRTGAGE CoMPANY) AND FiLiNG THE ANSWER WiTH THE CoURT. DATED: JULY 29, 2013 GARY M. KANELLiS, ESQ. SHAPiRo, DiCA-Ro & BARAK, LLC ATToRNEYS FoR PLAiNTiFF 250 MiLE CRoSSiNG BoU-LEVARD, SUiTE oNE, RoCHESTER, NY 14624 (585) 247-9000 oUR FiLE No. 12-021398 PREMiSES KNoWN AS 1840 48TH STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11204. ALL THAT CERTAiN PRoPER-TY SiTUATE, LYiNG AND BEiNG iN THE BoRoUGH oF BRooKLYN, CoUNTY oF KiNGS, CiTY AND STATE oF NEW YoRK. BLoCK: 5450 LoT: 20.

#122542

PAWNBROKERS AUCTIONCASPERT MANAGEMENT Co. iNC. (DCA#0869125) LoCATED AT 333 SYL-VAN AVE ENGLEWooD CLiFFS, N.J. 07632 AS AGENT FoR N.Y. PAWNBRo-KERS iNC (DCA#803727) 301 EAST

149TH ST. BRoNx, N.Y. 100451, N.Y. PAWNBRoKERS i iNC (DCA#9072023) 177 RiViNGToN N.Y., N.Y. 10002, N.Y. PAWNBRoKERS ii iNC (DCA#1125229) 303 EAST 149TH ST. BRoNx, N.Y. 10451, N.Y. PAWNBRoKERS iii iNC. (DCA#1292397) 557 WEST 207TH ST N.Y., N.Y. 10034. SALES oN oCT 2/13 AT 6AM AT 105 ATToRNY ST NY, NY 10002. iNCLUDES ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AND HoLD-oVERS oF PRE-VioUS SALES. FoR: N.Y. PAWNBRo-KERS iNC.= FRoM#263568 oF 4/1/13 To#266244 oF 4/30/13. JEWELERY AND NoN JEWELERY iTEMS FoR: N.Y. PAWNBRoKERS i iNC= FRoM# 286519 oF 4/1/13 To#287675 oF 4/30/13. JEWELERY AND NoN JEW-ELERY iTEMS FoR: N.Y. PAWNBRo-KERS iii iNC= FRoM#115812 oF 4/1/13 To#116117 oF 4/30/13. JEWELERY AND NoN JEWELERY iTEMS.

#122570

SUMMONS: BOUTROS V. BOUTROS

SUPREME CoURT oF THE STATE oF NEW YoRK CoUNTY oF KiNGS iN-DEx No. 53361/2012 DATE PUR-CHASED 08/21/2012 PLAiNTiFF’S DESiGNATE(S) KiNGS CoUNTY CoUN-TY AS THE PLACE oF TRiAL THE BA-SiS oF THE VENUE iS PLAiNTiFF’S RES-iDENCE SUMMoNS WiTH NoTiCE PLAiNTiFF(S) RESiDE(S) AT 174 13TH STREET BRooKLYN, NEW YoRK 11215 CoUNTY oF KiNGS RiMoNE SELiM BoUTRoS, PLAiNTiFF(S) -AGAiNST- ANNA CATHY BoUTRoS, DEFEN-DANT(S) ACTioN FoR DiVoRCE To THE ABoVE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMoNED To SERVE A NoTiCE APPEARANCE, oN THE PLAiNTiFF’S ATToRNEY(S) WiTH-iN 20 DAYS AFTER THE SERViCE oF THiS SUMMoNS, ExCLUSiVE oF THE DAY oF SERViCE (oR WiTHiN 30 DAYS AFTER THE SERViCE iS CoM-PLETE iF THiS SUMMoNS iS NoT PER-SoNALLY DELiVERED To YoU WiTH-iN THE STATE oF NEW YoRK); AND iN CASE oF YoUR FAiLURE To AP-PEAR, JUDGMENT WiLL BE TAK-EN AGAiNST YoU BE DEFAULT FoR THE RELiEF DEMANDED iN THE No-TiCE SET FoRTH BELoW. DATED: AU-GUST 20, 2012 RoBERT A. UGELoW, P.C. ATToRNEY(S) FoR PLAiNTiFF oF-FiCE ADDRESS & TEL. No. 26 CoURT STREET BRooKLYN, NEW YoRK 11242 (718) 852-8641 NoTiCE: THE NATURE oF THiS ACTioN iS To DiSSoLVE THE MARRiAGE BETWEEN THE PARTiES oN THE GRoUNDS oF D.R.L. SECTioN 170(1)-CRUEL AND iNHUMAN TREAT-MENT; D.R.L. SECTioN 170(2)-ABAN-DoNMENT; AND/oR D.R.L. SECTioN 170(7) - iRRETRiEVABLE BREAKDoWN oF THE MARiTAL RELATioNSHiP; SEE ATTACHED NoTiCE oF AUToMAT-iC oRDERS PURSUANT To D.R.L. SEC. 236 AND NoTiCE PURSUANT To D.R.L. SEC 255 RELATiNG To HEALTH iN-SURANCE CoVERAGE; THE RELiEF SoUGHT iS A JUDGMENT oF AB-SoLUTE DiVoRCE iN FAVoR To THE PLAiNTiFF DiSSoLViNG THE MAR-RiAGE BETWEEN THE PARTiES iN THiS ACTioN. THE NATURE oF ANY ANCiL-LARY RELiEF DEMANDED iS, iF CoN-TESTED, MAiNTENANCE, HEALTH iNSURANCE, LiFE iNSURANCE, EQ-UiTABLE DiSTRiBUTioN oF MARiTAL PRoPERTY, ATToRNEY’S FEES’ iF NoT CoNTESTED, oNLY A DiVoRCE AND SUCH oTHER AND SUCH oTHER AND FURTHER RELiEF AS THE CoURT MAY SEEM, JUST, PRoPER AND EQUiTABLE. RoBERT A. UGELoW, P.C. BY RoBERT A. UGELoW, ESQ. ATToRNEY FoR PLAiN-TiFF. NoTiCE oF AUToMATiC oRDERS (D.R.L. 236) PURSUANT To DoMESTiC RELATioNS LAW SECTioN 236 PART B, SECTioN 2, AS ADDED BY CHAPTER 72 oF THE LAWS oF 2009, BoTH YoU AND YoUR SPoUSE (THE PARTiES) ARE BoUND BY THE FoLLoWiNG AU-ToMATiC oRDERS, WHiCH SHALL RE-MAiN iN FULL FoRCE AND EFFECT DURiNG THE PENDENCY oF THiS AC-TioN, UNLESS TERMiNATED, MoDi-FiED oR AMENDED BY FURTHER oR-DER oF THE CoURT UPoN MoTioN oF EiTHER oF THE PARTiES oR UPoN WRiTTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTiES: (1) NEiTHER PARTY SHALL SELL, TRANSFER, ENCUMBER, CoN-CEAL, ASSiGN, REMoVE oR iN ANY WAY DiSPoSE oF, WiTHoUT THE CoN-SENT oF THE oTHER PARTY iN WRiT-iNG, oR BY oRDER oF THE CoURT, ANY PRoPERTY (iNCLUDiNG, BUT NoT LiMiTED To, REAL ESTATE, PER-SoNAL PRoPERTY, CASH ACCoUNTS, SToCKS, MUTUAL FUNDS, BANK AC-CoUNTS, CARS AND BoATS) iNDiViD-UALLY oR JoiNTLY HELD BY THE PAR-

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REALTY LLCMADiSoN-WHiTE REALTY, LLC, A Do-MESTiC LLC, ARTS. oF oRG. FiLED WiTH THE SSNY oN 7/2/13. oFFiCE LoCATioN: KiNGS CoUNTY. SSNY iS DESiGNATED AS AGENT UPoN WHoM PRoCESS AGAiNST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAiL PRoCESS To: THE LLC, 80-25 HARBoR ViEW TERR., BRooKLYN, NY 11209. GENERAL PURPoSES.

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NOTICE OF FORMATION OF JAMES JUSTIN MCDANIELS LLC

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NoTiCE oF SALESUPREME CoURT: KiNGS CoUNTY LoANCARE, A DiViSioN oF FNF SER-ViCiNG, iNC.; PLAiNTiFF(S) VS. iDU RENoVATioNS, iNC.; ET AL; DEFEN-DANT(S) ATToRNEY (S) FoR PLAiNTiFF (S): RoSiCKi, RoSiCKi & ASSoCiATES, P.C., 2 SUMMiT CoURT, SUiTE 301, FiSH-KiLL, NEW YoRK, 12524, 845.897.1600 PURSUANT To JUDGMENT oF FoRE-CLoSURE AND SALE GRANTED HERE-iN oN oR ABoUT JULY 25, 2013, i WiLL SELL AT PUBLiC AUCTioN To THE HiGHEST BiDDER AT KiNGS CoUN-TY CoURTHoUSE 360 ADAMS STREET

RooM 224, BRooKLYN, NY 11201. oN oCToBER 3, 2013 AT 2:30 PM PREMiS-ES KNoWN AS 393 WARWiCK STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11207 BLoCK: 3999 LoT: 5 ALL THAT CERTAiN PLoT, PiECE oR PARCEL oF LAND, WiTH BUiLD-iNGS AND iMPRoVEMENTS THERE-oN ERECTED, SiTUATE, LYiNG AND BE-iNG iN THE BoRoUGH oF BRooKLYN, CoUNTY oF KiNGS, CiTY AND STATE oF NEW YoRK. AS MoRE PARTiCU-LARLY DESCRiBED iN THE JUDGMENT oF FoRECLoSURE AND SALE. SoLD SUBJECT To ALL oF THE TERMS AND CoNDiTioNS CoNTAiNED iN SAiD JUDGMENT AND TERMS oF SALE. AP-PRoxiMATE AMoUNT oF JUDGMENT $455,673.72 PLUS iNTEREST AND CoSTS. iNDEx No. 27734/11 ALAN DREziN, ESQ., REFEREE

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US BANK V. MCKENZIENoTiCE oF SALESUPREME CoURT: KiNGS CoUNTY U.S. BANK, N.A; PLAiNTiFF(S) VS. WiNSToN MCKENziE; ET AL; DEFENDANT(S) AT-ToRNEY (S) FoR PLAiNTiFF (S): RoS-iCKi, RoSiCKi & ASSoCiATES, P.C., 2 SUMMiT CoURT, SUiTE 301, FiSHKiLL, NEW YoRK, 12524, 845.897.1600 PUR-SUANT To JUDGMENT oF FoRECLo-SURE AND SALE GRANTED HEREiN oN oR ABoUT MAY 29, 2012, i WiLL SELL AT PUBLiC AUCTioN To THE HiGH-EST BiDDER AT RooM 261 oF KiNGS CoUNTY SUPREME CoURT, 360 AD-AMS STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11201.oN oCToBER 10, 2013 AT 2:30 PM PREM-iSES KNoWN AS 296 EAST 98TH STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11212 BLoCK: 4652 LoT: 32 ALL THAT CERTAiN PLoT, PiECE oR PARCEL oF LAND, WiTH BUiLDiNGS AND iMPRoVEMENTS THEREoN ERECT-ED, SiTUATE, LYiNG AND BEiNG iN THE BoRoUGH oF BRooKLYN, CoUNTY oF KiNGS, CiTY AND STATE oF NEW YoRK. AS MoRE PARTiCULARLY DESCRiBED iN THE JUDGMENT oF FoRECLoSURE AND SALE. SoLD SUBJECT To ALL oF THE TERMS AND CoNDiTioNS CoN-TAiNED iN SAiD JUDGMENT AND TERMS oF SALE.APPRoxiMATE AMoUNT oF JUDG-MENT $502,429.43 PLUS iNTEREST AND CoSTS. iNDEx No. 11991/08 CHARLES oTEY, ESQ., REFEREE

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US BANK V. RAZZAQNoTiCE oF SALE SUPREME CoURT - CoUNTY oF KiNGS U.S. BANK NATioNAL ASSoCi-ATioN, AS TRUSTEE, oN BEHALF oF THE HoLDERS oF THE CSMC MoRT-GAGE-BACKED PASS-THRoUGH CER-TiFiCATES, SERiES 2007-3, PLAiNTiFF, AGAiNST ASiM RAzzAQ; ET AL, DE-FENDANT(S) PURSUANT To A JUDG-MENT oF FoRECLoSURE AND SALE DULY ENTERED 3/1/2013, i, THE UN-DERSiGNED REFEREE WiLL SELL AT PUBLiC AUCTioN AT RooM 224 oF KiNGS CoUNTY SUPREME CoURT, 360 ADAMS STREET, BRooKLYN, NY 11201 oN 9/19/2013 AT 2:30 PM PREM-iSES KNoWN AS 29 QUENTiN RoAD, BRooKLYN, NY 11223. ALL THAT CER-TAiN PLoT PiECE oR PARCEL oF LAND, WiTH THE BUiLDiNGS AND iMPRoVE-MENTS THEREoN ERECTED, SiTUATE, LYiNG AND BEiNG iN THE BoRoUGH oF BRooKLYN, CoUNTY oF KiNGS, CiTY AND STATE oF NEW YoRK. BLoCK 6619 LoT 49 APPRoxiMATE AMoUNT oF LiEN $575,830.77 PLUS iNTEREST AND CoSTS; PREMiSES WiLL BE SoLD SUBJECT To PRoViSioNS oF FiLED JUDGMENT iNDEx # 12701/08 JERRY GiARDiNA, ESQ., REFEREE SHELDoN MAY & ASSoCiATES ATToRNEYS AT LAW, 255 MERRiCK RoAD, RoCKViLLE CENTRE, NY 11570 DATED: 8/16/2013 FiLE NUMBER: 18151 MNH

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SportsKidd Receives Ultimate Honor from Nets

Brooklyn’s Head Coach To Have His No. 5 Raised to RaftersBy John Torenli

Sports EditorBrooklyn Eagle

Jason Kidd, the greatest play-er in New Jersey Nets history and Brooklyn’s newly hired first-year coach, will receive the ultimate honor next month when our bor-ough’s NBA franchise raises his No. 5 to the rafters of the Barclays Center.

“This is a very humbling hon-or and one that I will always cher-ish,” gushed Kidd, who spearhead-ed the then-New Jersey Nets to their only two NBA Finals appearances in 2002 and 2003.

The Nets, entering their second

full season in Brooklyn, will hold a special pregame ceremony for Kidd’s jersey retirement in advance of their Oct. 17 exhibition contest against the two-time defending world champion Miami Heat on the corners of Atlantic and Flatbush avenues. The game will be national-ly televised on TNT and locally on the Nets’ YES Network.

Kidd, who was hired this offsea-son to help the Nets reach their ul-timate goal of capturing their first NBA crown after a surefire 19-year Hall of Fame career on the hard-wood, will become just the sixth player in franchise history to have

his number retired.The 40-year-old San Francisco

native will join Drazen Petrovic (#3), “Super” John Williamson (#23), Bill Melchionni (#25), Julius “Dr. J” Er-ving (#32) and Charles “Buck” Wil-liams (#52), who was the most re-cent honoree in April, 1999.

“My warmest congratulations to Jason as we commemorate his outstanding career as an NBA player and his unparalleled contribution to the Nets franchise,” Nets Princi-pal Owner Mikhail Prokhorov said in a team-issued statement. “As one chapter closes, another will soon be written, and I know that we are all looking forward to Jason’s contin-ued successes.”

The Nets’ team captain and un-disputed floor leader from 2001-08, Kidd guided the Nets to six straight

playoff appearances, including two Eastern Conference crowns and four Atlantic Division titles.

Though the Nets lost in the Fi-nals to the Los Angeles Lakers (2002) and San Antonio Spurs (2003), re-spectively, Kidd was the player most responsible for the team’s halcy-on days during that era, and hopes to be the one to lead them back to championship-contender status as head coach.

“This honor is richly deserved,” Nets General Manager Billy King said of Kidd’s jersey retirement. “Jason is firmly established in the Nets’ record books as the greatest player in the team’s NBA history, and the retirement of his #5 is a fit-ting conclusion to his legacy as a Nets’ player.”

Kidd ranks second all-time in

NBA history in assists (12,091) and steals (2,684). He also captured an NBA title in 2011 as a member of the Dallas Mavericks, as well as two Olympic Gold medals (2000 Sydney and 2008 Beijing) with Team USA.

Now, the former 10-time NBA All-Star will turn his attention to fulfilling Prokhorov’s mandate of delivering a major pro sports ti-tle to Brooklyn for the first time since 1955, when the Dodgers edged the Yankees in seven games in the World Series.

“There can be no greater recog-nition of an athlete’s time with any team than to have his number re-tired,” Kidd added. “And this gesture by the Nets organization validates a very significant portion of my ca-reer that was spent as a player with this franchise.”

Tavares Leads Isles into BrooklynNewly Named Captain To Skate at Barclays on Thursday

By John TorenliSports Editor

Brooklyn Eagle

The soon-to-be Brooklyn Is-landers will be at the Barclays Cen-ter on Thursday for a training camp workout at the state-of-the-art are-na, which will play host to our bor-ough’s first NHL game on Sept. 21, when the Isles host the New Jersey Devils for an exhibition contest.

And leading the Isles on to the ice for their first skate in their fu-ture full-time home will be newly minted captain John Tavares.

The 22-year-old Hart Trophy fi-nalist was named New York’s 14th captain on Monday.

“It’s obviously one heck of an honor to be named captain of the New York Islanders, to have the re-spect of your teammates, the orga-nization, our great fans and every-one involved with the club,” Tavares

said on the team’s website. “There have been so many great past cap-tains and obviously the last two

[Doug Weight and Mark Streit] have meant a lot to me.

“Hopefully I can carry the team

in a way they did and learn from the great friendships that I have with them.”

General manager Garth Snow, who will also be in Brooklyn for Thursday’s workout, decided it was time for Tavares to assume a bigger leadership role on a team that qual-ified for the playoffs for the first time since 2007 this past season be-fore bowing out in six tough games to the Pittsburgh Penguins.

“He’s a top player in the league, but he has a grinder’s mentality when it comes to work ethic and practicing the right way,” Snow said. “He’s a great leader and de-serves to be the 14th captain in Is-landers history.”

The Islanders are scheduled to begin their first full season Down-town in 2015-16. But there are al-ready rumors that they might arrive in Brooklyn in time for the 2014-15

campaign, if, of course, the Barclays can complete renovations to ex-pand its seating capacity for hock-ey by then.

Tavares, signed until at least the 2017-18 campaign, figures to be the face of the franchise for many years to come.

Brooklynites will doubtlessly gobble up his No. 91 jersey once the team arrives here.

Only now, it will have a “C” em-blazoned above the team’s logo.

“I don’t think being named cap-tain is going to change a whole lot, but it’s a great honor,” Tavares said. “We certainly have the opportunity to build on last season’s strong per-formance. It’s up to us to prove our-selves, and it’s not going to get any easier for us this year. What we’ve accomplished so far doesn’t mean anything unless we can take advan-tage of what’s ahead of us.”

Jason Kidd will have his No. 5 retired in Brooklyn on oct. 17. AP Photos

The Nets’ new coach will be honored for his playing days prior to a nationally televised game against the Miami Heat.

Newly named captain John Tavares will be skating Downtown Thursday.

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Cop-Killer Ronell WilsonGets Death Sentence

By Tom HaysAssociated Press

A former New York City street gang member,after asking for forgiveness, was sentenced todeath by lethal injection Tuesday in the execu-tion-style slayings of two police officers in a2003 gun sting that turned to tragedy.

“I’d like to leave on this note: To error ishuman, to forgive is divine,” Ronell Wilson saidin Brooklyn federal court, slightly misstating theaphorism.

U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis formallyimposed the sentence after a jury decided at a retri-al that Wilson should receive the death penalty.

The judge called the killing of undercoverofficers James Nemorin and Rodney Andrews“one of the most grisly and horrific crimes thecity has ever seen.” Wilson proved he wasremorseless by repeatedly acting out behind barsafter winning an appeal, he added.

In February, authorities revealed Wilsonfathered a child with a jail guard at theMetropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.She’s since pleaded guilty to an illegal sex act. Inhis remarks Tuesday, Garaufis called on federalofficials to investigate the security breaches.

Wilson, 31, “was permitted to treat the MDCas his own fiefdom,” the judge said. Aspokesman for the Bureau of Prisons declined tocomment.

In 2007, another jury sentenced Wilson todeath, making him the first federal defendant toreceive a death sentence in New York City sincethe 1950s. But an appeals court threw out thesentence in 2010 because of an error in juryinstructions and prosecutors chose to repeat thepenalty phase rather than let Wilson serve anautomatic life term without parole.

The new jurors, though not deciding Wilson’sguilt, once again heard about how the victimswere posing as illegal gun buyers. The pair metwith Wilson, known then by the nickname“Rated R,” for what they thought was a deal tobuy a Tec-9 submachine gun. But Wilson decid-ed to rob them instead and ended up shootingthem after one pleaded for his life.

Prosecutors cited a scrap of paper Wilson wascarrying when he was arrested as proof he was acold-blooded killer. It had a version of rap lyricssaying that if he was ever crossed, he would put“45 slogs in da back of ya head” and “ain’t goinstop to Im dead.”

The government also argued that Wilson’sconduct behind bars, including his affair with thejail guard and threatening a gay inmate, madehim a bad candidate for a life term.

The defense conceded Wilson had committed

a horrible crime, but sought to focus jurors on hisbackground as the product of a crack-addictedmother living with a dozen relatives crammedinto an apartment at a crime-infested housingproject. They said Tuesday that they wouldappeal the death sentence.

“Wilson’s death sentence marks the end of a10-year odyssey in the relentless pursuit of jus-tice,” stated United States Attorney Loretta E.Lynch. “This sentence follows the recommenda-tion of a jury of Wilson’s peers that justicerequires the imposition of the ultimate punish-ment for the vicious and senseless murder of twohusbands, two fathers and two protectors of theCity of New York.

“With this sentence, we can only hope that thefamilies of New York City Police DetectivesAndrews and Nemorin will take some comfort inits finality.”

NYC Property SoughtIn Russian Fraud Case

By Tom HaysAssociated Press

U.S. authorities announced Tuesday thatthey are seeking forfeiture of priceyManhattan real estate linked to a fraud theysay was uncovered by a whistleblowingRussian lawyer before he died behind bars.

A civil forfeiture complaint filed againstthe assets of a Cyprus-based real estate cor-poration and other holding companies allegesthat some of the proceeds from the $230 mil-lion tax fraud in Russia were launderedthrough the purchase of four luxury condo-miniums located in a Wall Street doormanbuilding and two commercial spaces in primelocations in midtown and Chelsea.

“Today’s forfeiture action is a significantstep toward uncovering and unwinding acomplex money-laundering scheme arisingfrom a notorious foreign fraud,” U.S.Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement.“While New York is a world financial capital,it is not a safe haven for criminals seeking tohide their loot, no matter how and where theirfraud took place.”

The whistleblower, Sergei Magnitsky,was a lawyer for U.S.-born British investorWilliam Browder. He alleged in 2008 thatorganized criminals colluded with corruptRussian Interior Ministry officials to claim afraudulent $230 million tax rebate after ille-gally seizing subsidiaries of Browder’sHermitage Capital investment company.

He subsequently was arrested on tax eva-sion charges and died in prison in November2009 of untreated pancreatitis at age 37. Hisdeath prompted widespread criticism fromhuman rights activists, and the Russian pres-idential human rights council found in 2011that he had been beaten and deliberatelydenied medical treatment.

Browder, who has campaigned to bringthose responsible for Magnitsky’s death tojustice, has claimed that one of the corrupttax officials bought luxury real estate inMoscow, Dubai and Montenegro and wiredmoney through her husband’s bank accountsworth $39 million.

“This is a dramatic escalation in the fightto hold accountable the people who killedSergei Magnitsky,” Browder said Tuesday inresponse to the U.S. forfeiture action. “Sincethe Russian government has tried to cover upSergei Magnitsky’s murder, the only chancefor justice has been outside of Russia.”

NY Effort To Reveal Pols’Law Clients Gains Support

By Michael GormleyAssociated Press

The unexpected request by New York’santi-corruption commission that state law-makers reveal their private law clients is bol-stered by the state Bar Association and thepractice in 20 other states that already requirethe disclosure to combat conflicts of interest.

Lawmakers have argued that disclosurewould violate attorney-client protections.

But the New York State Bar Associationsince 2011 has called for disclosure of mostclients who present a lawmaker with earnedincome of more than $10,000. The BarAssociation notes the names of client and leg-islator-lawyer already often are part of publiccourt records, just not collected in a placereadily seen by the public and ethicsenforcers.

“The public has an interest in knowingwhether a public official is profiting fromoffice,” the association’s 2011 Task Force onGovernment Ethics reported. “Corruptioncannot be addressed one prosecution at a time.Rather, sweeping changes in disclosurerequirements, criminal laws and enforcementprotocols, balanced against appropriate dueprocess and confidentiality concerns, mustprecede any serious effort to reform our stategovernment.”

Twenty other states require lawmakers toregularly divulge at least some of their privateclients from the legislators’ business, law andconsulting firms, according to the NationalConference of State Legislatures. They are

Alaska, California, Florida,Hawaii, Indiana, Kansas,Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi,North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma,Oregon, Pennsylvania, SouthCarolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia,Washington and Wisconsin.

Each state has exceptions.Ohio and Virginia, for exam-ple, focus on disclosure of law-makers’ clients who are lobby-ists, and most states set anincome level before a lawmak-er has to identify a client.

New York requires some client disclosuresbeginning this year, but only of new clientssince January and under several exceptions asa result of an ethics law approved in 2011.Lawmakers gave themselves a year to acceptor shed clients before clients would have to beidentified. The time lag also allowed lawmak-ers to retire from office before facing the newdisclosure, which several did in 2012.

A private letter from the Commission toInvestigate Public Corruption to lawmakers, firstreported by The Associated Press last week,requested lawmakers to disclose data for outsideemployment that paid over $20,000 in 2012, adescription of what work the lawmaker per-formed, how the wage or salary was determined,and “a list of your clients in any civil matters orin any publicly filed criminal matters.”

Among the legislators with outsideincome from law practices are SenateRepublican leader Dean Skelos, who made

as $250,000 last year, and AssemblySpeaker Sheldon Silver, who made up to$450,000, according to ethics disclosurerecords filed in July.

If lawmakers don’t comply, the commissioncould subpoena people and records, but thatcould set off a fight with lawmakers who havequestioned the authority of the commission cre-ated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo under the powerfulMoreland Act to investigate the Legislature, aseparate and equal branch of government.

“We will respond appropriately,” said ScottReif, spokesman for the Senate Republicans whoshare control of the Senate majority.

There was no immediate comment fromthe Assembly’s Democratic majority.

“It seems like a fishing expedition with noinkling of wrongdoing,” said Michael Fraser,spokesman for Assembly Republican leaderBrian Kolb, who isn’t a lawyer.

The commission had no immediate comment.

File photo of Ronell Wilson in custody. AP PhotoJudge Nicholas Garaufis, Brooklyn Federal Court

DEAN SKELOSState Senate Republican Leader

SHELDON SILVERNYS Assembly Speaker