#newyork boarding

[theredhookian]

#manhattan #board #gate #alley #newyorkcity #newyork https://www.instagram.com/p/Co5fqKDPc-u/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Morris Hirshfield, AngoraCat 1937–39

oil on board on canvas, 22 1/8x27 1/4 inches, the Museum of Modern Art, NewYork The Sidney and Harriet Janis Collection, 1967 (© 2022 Robert and Gail Rentzer for Estate of Morris Hirshfield/ Licensed by VAGA at ArtistsRights Society (ARS), NY)

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Best and worst of both worlds (part 2)

Tw: vomit , drunk, religious stuff, breakinf sum bones

Ok maybe monty may seem out of character here but trust me its cause reader is more cringe fail than he is so hes mothering by default, but if ur the more assertive type like a newyorker, hes defo getting pegged

part 3

You studied too hard and studied too long. The sky is now dark and the only people around are those who are handing their assignment at the last minute. Luckily, the library opens for 24 hours.

But it's time to go home, it will take a 45-minute bus ride to your house, shared with seven other housemates. At least you get your own four walls around your room, albeit thin.

You have your back hunched as you struggle to carry an elephant's worth in the weight of study materials. Grunting and grumbling as you stomped to your bus stop.

The bus pulled over, you slung the backpack over your back again and huffed. You were prepared to enter, but you had to hop backwards because a rather large man, came tumbling down the exit stairs.

He was doing so well, but he came crumbling down when his foot slipped.

He tried his best to push himself off, but to no avail because he was that drunk. So you announced that you're going to help him before grabbing him by the ankles. You think you yanked on him too hard, because he groaned in pain as his head hits the concrete ground.

You pulled him to the side to the best you can, so you could board the bus- hey!

The bus drove off in a hurry. You tried chasing and flagging it down, but it wouldn't stop and it didn't care.

You sigh. Looks like you have to wait for another one.

You returned to the bus stop to see that he was lying on his back. His shaggy brown hair covering his eyes.

You sat on the bench, staring at the unconscious man in front of you.

Feeling frustrated, you stood up and kicked him on the leg. He made you miss your bus!

But you immediately regretted it because he started vomiting, and choking on his own sick. His body was convulsing and you heard painful gurgling sounds from him.

You let out a brief scream before pacing back and forth, panicking on what to do.

Then you remembered that one first aid class that you took.

You didn't lay him on his side. You didn't call emergency services, you didn't do the Heimlich maneuver.

You end up doing a bastardized version of CPR, where you put your entire body weight and your backpack onto his ribs. Using your foot, stomping on him like a bike tyre pump.

You heard a sickening crack, but it worked. A fountain of vomit sprayed to the top, showering you and him in it.

Yuck! You whined and spit.

You flicked away as much as you can. Now he's coughing and sputtering, but at least he's breathing. And conscious.

His bloodshot eyes opened and stared at you. You can't tell if he's grateful that you saved him or offended that you broke a rib of his. Maybe a mix of both.

"I-it..." He wheezed. "...Hurts..." He rasped.

You begin to panic again, but this time it lead you to calling the ambulance.

"No... please. I..." He gulped. "I... can't afford it."

Your eyes darted between him and the phone. You should have paid more attention to your ethics class, because you don't want him to die, but you don't want to put him in crippling debt.

You only dialed the number, you haven't called it yet.

You told him that he's going to die.

He chuckled bitterly. "When... has anyone ever cared...?" The stranger slurred.

You said you did. You didn't want him to die, at least not in front of you, and the next bus is arriving an hour later.

"You... care?" Something glimmered in his eyes. He seem to have selective hearing.

You start to cry, ranting in between sobs that you just wanted to go home and have a nice bowl of instant noodles, as that's the only thing you could afford for now. You wanted more time to study for your midterms and you're just a University student, you don't deserve to face this weird, traumatic dilemma. You complained that your bag is heavy and your back hurts, you reek of his vomit and do not want to wait with a corpse.

He must be sobering up, because he looked concerned for your mental health. The man probably didn't understand whatever you're going through, you thought that he had it worse. But you didn't care, you needed someone to talk to, and this near death drunk man is your perfect victim. He probably wouldn't remember you in the morning anyways.

You concluded that you had a long week, you just want to go home, clean up and rest too. You simply want to get through the hour without him dying before your eyes.

There was a pregnant pause between you and him.

Finally, you heard some shuffling, shadows from that man shifting slowly as he tried to get up in agony. He cradled his heavily bruised side, you couldn't see its severe discolouration because it was concealed under his puke-stained clothes.

You instinctively hover your arms around him, readying yourself to catch the man if he falls. To him, it only solidifies that you truly do care.

"I'm okay, I promise." He coughed into his fist. "I won't be dyin' tonight."

You wiped the last of your tears and nodded. You put your phone away and sat down on the bench.

He sat a distance away from you. Understanding that you would want your space.

The man slumped his head against the side, closing his eyes, fighting the nausea and trying to ignore the throbbing pain under his chest.

He was shaken awake by you, screaming bloody murder his ear. Each time you yank him back and forth, the stabbing pain in his ribs worsened.

He hissed in pain as you shook him like a cocktail mixer.

"I'm alive! I-I'm alive, stop shaking me!"

You let him go and his head hits the wall of the shelter with a thud.

He groaned as he now cradles his head.

You apologized for breaking his rib and shaking him.

"H-hey, it's okay. I'm fine, don't cry, don't cry. Shhh..." He tried to console you by stroking your forearm.

You began mumbling about how the bus is taking so long and it feels like the world is against you. The embarrassment you faced today is indescribable, your cringiest moments are going to keep you up at night, make you lose sleep and force you to fail your exams.

You blabber nonsense, things that you always kept to yourself came spilling out just because you think this man isn't going to remember.

"Hey, h-hey." He tried getting your attention, but you continued rambling your inner demons away.

He sighed and slumped back down, watching you vent to your heart's content.

He waited. Eventually though, you stopped. Because you ran out of steam.

You checked the time. You still have 20 minutes to go until the bus arrives.

You're still visibly agitated and jumpy to him, clearly needing more comfort now. The roads are barren and if it wasn't for this one singular lamp post, you wouldn't be able to see anything around you.

"Hey, hey, look at me." You snapped your head to him.

"It's going to be fine, sweetheart." He smiled. "I'm still here."

He felt relieved when he saw the tension in your shoulders disappear. You sat back down and swung your legs back and forth, most likely to expel more anxious energy that's built up inside.

"What's your name?" He asked.

You tensed up again, not trusting him, you decided to come up with a fake name on the spot. Admittedly, you're not very good at performing under stress and time restraint.

"Your name is... Joe M.?"

You had to physically bite back the urge to complete the joke. So you squeaked a confirmation with the corners of your lips curled up suspiciously.

He must have picked up that you might not be entirely truthful. Because he stared at you for a bit before replying.

"My name is Montgomery. You can call me Monty if ya' want." You nodded and promptly forgot about his name. It's not like you're going to ever meet him again.

"So... you go to the university 'round here?"

You immediately denied it.

"Alrighty then." He took that as a hint that you didn't want to disclose more information about yourself. Because he can clearly see the massive University logo plastered on your soiled hoodie.

A blanket of silence drapes itself onto you and him.

"You wanna say a prayer with me?" He asked out of the blue.

You hesitantly agreed.

He closed his eyes and began.

"Dear Heavenly Father..."

You zoned out as he proceeded to have a lengthy conversation with god. Appreciating the things around him, your presence and to have a roof over his head; literally. He prays that you reach home safe and sound, and that your stresses will pass- among other things.

Regardless of whether you're religious or not, you found his words of faith comforting. Almost like a bubble of protection around the entire bus stop.

"...In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen."

Amen, indeed.

As soon as he ended it, the bus arrived. You hurriedly gathered your items and rushed to the doors.

You said your goodbyes, apologies and thanks.

He gave you a weak wave. "Have a good night, and take it easy, okay honey? You're gonna be fine."

You nodded before climbing the steps.

Montgomery watches the bus leave. Sighing because he was supposed to get on it too. Well, he can always walk home.

Painfully.

[williambelikamccullough3rd]

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[visit-new-york]

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The Williamsburg Bridge stands as a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring impact of infrastructure on communities, culture, and the urban landscape. It continues to bridge the gap between past and present, history and innovation, and the diverse communities of New York City.

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Hiroshima

"He felt a sudden pressure, & then splinters & pieces of board & fragments of tile fell on him. He heard no roar. (Almost no one in Hiroshima recalls hearing any noise of the bomb…)" John Hersey's "Hiroshima" took up the entire August 31, 1946 of the @NewYorker.

[primojab]

And once again ITS ON! Issue 78 of @the_abyss_podcast we take it upstate NY to the 716 checking in with Chuck Chan! You’re definitely familiar with his work with emcees like @substance810 on Desolate Lands or his latest collaboration with @prowanart Chan’s been on the frontlines of this new golden age reppin The HomeTeam and Knuckle Draggaz on the mic and behind the boards truly holding it down for the culture! We build with the man about his origins with @deucehenny , the rise of this Invisible Renaissance nationwide and connecting with like minded individuals coast to coast like @pappynatson7 , @ethemadassassin or @bugzynino to create ill shit, love for the culture and more! Join Karl Lukey and me while we continue to take you futher down into the ABYSS! #nowstreaming #soundcloud #applemusic #youtube #spotify #716 #upstate #newyork #hiphop #hometeamempire #knuckledraggaz #tuesday #vibes #producers #beatmakers #rapmusic #art #undergroundhiphop #boombap #podcast #fortheculture (at Upstate N.Y) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7O1wXLbUu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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“Moonlanding”©️2022 So, I passed this chimney in Caloziocorte this morning, and it reminded my of an old image I had seen somewhere, of the Hindenburg airship being attached to the Empire State Building. A quick look into Wikipedia gave the answer. When constructing the Empire there were ideas to have a spire used for docking airships/zeppelins…the ticket office was meant to be at the 86th floor and the boarding should be on the 102th. But the practical obstacles halted the grand idea, but the spire is still there and makes a grand final of this architectonal classic. The life of the Hindenburg by the way ended tracically in the 1937 Lakehurst disaster, which in turn ended up on the cover of the first Led Zeppelin album in 1969. #bnwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #instalike #insta #photography #artoftheday #photooftheday #instapic #bnw #art #instablackandwhite #artgallery #instagram #blackwhite #photoart #photo #artistsoninstagram #arte #instadaily #artforsale #photographer #artist #blackandwhite #bnwmood #empirestatebuilding #zeppelin #ledzeppelin #newyork #moon #moonlanding (på/i Calolziocorte) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClEObJPoXMH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Top 5 Hotels in NewYork City for an Unforgettable Stay

New York City offers a wide array of stunning hotels and b0arding accommodations, ranging from luxurious urban retreats to charming boutique options. If you’re planning a trip and want the best options, here are the top 5 hotels and boarding accommodations in New York City to consider.

1. Eurostars Wall Street

Eurostars Wall Street is a boutique hotel and boarding accommodation located in Manhattan’s Financial District. It offers modern, stylish boarding with spacious rooms, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and coffee-making facilities. Close to iconic landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange and Wall Street, it’s perfect for both business and leisure travelers.

With a 24-hour reception, business services, and a continental breakfast, this hotel ensures a comfortable boarding experience. Its proximity to Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty ferry makes it an ideal spot for exploring New York. 2. Placemakr Wall Street

Located in the Financial District, Placemakr Wall Street provides modern boarding apartments ideal for both short and extended stays. With spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens, and top-notch amenities like a fitness center and 24/7 concierge service, this luxury boarding option blends convenience with comfort.

Near Wall Street and excellent dining options, Placemakr Wall Street is a standout boarding accommodation for those seeking comfort and luxury in the heart of Manhattan.

3. Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge

Situated just steps from the Brooklyn Bridge, Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge offers a premium boarding experience in one of New York’s most iconic areas. This hotel combines modern luxury with comfort, making it ideal for short trips or extended boarding stays.

Enjoy spacious rooms, a well-equipped fitness center, and breathtaking views of the Brooklyn skyline. Its proximity to DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, and other attractions makes it an excellent b0arding choice for relaxation and adventure in New York.

4. Casa Blanca Hotel Brooklyn

Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, Casa Blanca Hotel offers cozy and inviting boarding accommodations perfect for both short getaways and extended stays. With elegantly furnished rooms and modern amenities, this boutique boarding option provides a serene home base for exploring Brooklyn’s vibrant neighborhoods.

Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast and easily access local attractions, dining, and entertainment. Whether for business or leisure, Casa Blanca ensures a comfortable b0arding stay in New York City’s dynamic borough.

5. ACE Hotel Brooklyn

Experience the vibrant energy of Brooklyn at ACE Hotel Brooklyn, a stylish and contemporary b0arding retreat known for its eclectic design. With uniquely designed rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a lively on-site restaurant, this urban boarding option is perfect for travelers seeking a blend of comfort and local flavor.

Close to trendy neighborhoods and cultural hotspots, ACE Hotel Brooklyn offers a distinctive boarding experience for those looking to explore the best of Brooklyn.

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Mark Elliot Zuckerberg (born May 14, 1984) is an American media magnate, internet entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is known for co-founding Facebook, Inc. and serves as its chairman, chief executive officer, and controlling shareholder. He also is a co-founder of the solar sail spacecraft development project Breakthrough Starshot and serves as one of its board members.

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[jeremiahjahi]

Had the chance to see the one man show by actor @j_fonz today. Talented Brother. Always good to see nice work on the boards. Salute to the cast and crew.

#theatre #thestage #acting #playwright #losangeles #newyork #georgia #brooklyn #california #blackfamily #eastcoast #newark #innercity #westcoast #dirtysouth #racematters #economics #teenager #onemanshow #blackmale #blackface #southernvalues #newyorksubway #trains #chitlincircuit #freighttrain #singing #havingfun #dancing #minstrel

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Address, Doctors, Appointment, Departments, Emergency

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Address, Doctors, Appointment, Departments, Emergency

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Address

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, located at its prestigious address in New York City, is an iconic healthcare institution known for its unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional medical care and pioneering medical research. Situated in the vibrant and bustling metropolis, this renowned hospital has been a cornerstone of the city’s healthcare landscape for decades.

Founded through the merger of two prestigious medical centers, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital has a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Today, it stands as one of the largest and most comprehensive academic medical centers in the world. Its exceptional reputation is built on a foundation of excellence, compassionate patient care, and a relentless pursuit of medical breakthroughs.

At its core, NewYork-Presbyterian is dedicated to providing top-tier healthcare services to the diverse population of New York City and beyond. The hospital’s commitment to patient-centered care is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities, world-class medical professionals, and a wide range of specialized departments and services. From advanced surgical procedures to cutting-edge treatments, NewYork-Presbyterian offers a comprehensive spectrum of healthcare solutions to meet the unique needs of each patient.

One of the hospital’s distinguishing features is its strong affiliation with two Ivy League medical schools, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, and Weill Cornell Medicine. This partnership ensures that patients benefit from the expertise of leading physicians, researchers, and educators who are at the forefront of medical advancements.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s commitment to research and innovation is reflected in its numerous medical breakthroughs and pioneering treatments. The hospital actively engages in groundbreaking clinical trials, making it a hub for medical discovery and the development of cutting-edge therapies.

In addition to its clinical and research missions, NewYork-Presbyterian also places a strong emphasis on community outreach and education. Through various initiatives, it strives to improve the overall health and well-being of the communities it serves.

In summary, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital’s prestigious address in New York City is symbolic of its commitment to excellence, innovation, and compassionate care. With a storied history and a future filled with promise, it remains a cornerstone of healthcare, setting the standard for medical institutions worldwide.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Doctors

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, one of the premier healthcare institutions in the United States, is renowned for its exceptional team of doctors. These healthcare professionals are the cornerstone of the hospital’s commitment to delivering top-tier medical care to patients from all walks of life. With a rich history dating back to its founding in 1771, NewYork-Presbyterian has consistently evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of the communities it serves.

The hospital’s roster of doctors represents a diverse and accomplished group of individuals who are leaders in their respective fields. From board-certified specialists to world-renowned researchers, these medical experts are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of medicine and providing patients with cutting-edge treatments.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s doctors collaborate across various specialties, fostering an environment of interdisciplinary care that ensures patients receive the most comprehensive and personalized treatment possible. Whether it’s a complex surgical procedure, a breakthrough in cancer research, or routine primary care, patients can trust that they are in the capable hands of some of the best medical professionals in the world.

Beyond their clinical expertise, NewYork-Presbyterian’s doctors are known for their compassion and commitment to patient well-being. They take the time to listen to patients’ concerns, explain treatment options in detail, and involve patients in decision-making processes. This patient-centric approach creates a sense of trust and partnership that is at the core of the hospital’s mission.

In addition to providing exceptional care, many of NewYork-Presbyterian’s doctors are involved in groundbreaking research that advances medical knowledge and contributes to the development of innovative treatments. Their work extends the hospital’s legacy of medical excellence and furthers its mission to improve the health of individuals and communities.

As a leading academic medical center, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital not only treats patients but also educates the next generation of healthcare providers. Many of its doctors hold faculty positions at prestigious medical schools, where they impart their knowledge and expertise to the future leaders of medicine.

In summary, the doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital are dedicated to delivering world-class healthcare, conducting groundbreaking research, and educating the healthcare professionals of tomorrow. Their commitment to excellence and patient-centered care makes them an integral part of the hospital’s ongoing mission to provide hope, healing, and innovative solutions to patients and their families.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Appointment

Scheduling an appointment at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is a user-friendly and efficient process that reflects the institution’s commitment to patient-centered care. As one of the nation’s premier healthcare providers, NewYork-Presbyterian understands the importance of easy access to medical services and strives to make the process as seamless as possible for its patients.

Whether you’re seeking a routine check-up, a consultation with a specialist, or advanced medical treatment, NewYork-Presbyterian offers a variety of convenient options for scheduling appointments. Patients can reach out through phone, online, or through the hospital’s mobile app. The hospital’s website provides a user-friendly platform where patients can access information about physicians, specialties, and available appointment slots.

NewYork-Presbyterian boasts a vast network of highly skilled and experienced doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals across multiple locations and specialties. When scheduling an appointment, patients can choose from a wide range of healthcare providers who are dedicated to delivering top-notch medical care.

One of the hospital’s key priorities is minimizing wait times for patients. The appointment system is designed to ensure that patients are seen promptly, with an emphasis on addressing their healthcare needs as efficiently as possible. In cases of emergencies or urgent medical concerns, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital has a robust emergency department and offers same-day appointments when needed.

The hospital’s commitment to patient convenience extends beyond the initial appointment scheduling. NewYork-Presbyterian offers various patient resources, including medical record access, prescription refills, and virtual visits, making it easier for patients to manage their healthcare needs.

Overall, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital’s appointment scheduling process reflects its dedication to providing accessible, high-quality healthcare services to the community. Patients can trust that their healthcare journey begins with a straightforward appointment process, ensuring they receive the exceptional care and attention they deserve.

Departments of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is renowned for its comprehensive and diverse range of medical departments, each specializing in various aspects of healthcare. With a mission to provide exceptional patient care, education, and research, the hospital boasts an extensive network of departments dedicated to addressing a wide spectrum of medical needs.

These departments cover everything from cardiology, oncology, and neurology to pediatrics, orthopedics, and emergency medicine. Patients can access specialized care tailored to their unique health concerns, with each department staffed by highly skilled and experienced healthcare professionals. The hospital’s commitment to excellence is evident in the cutting-edge technologies, innovative treatments, and research initiatives that underpin the work of these departments.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s collaborative approach to patient care ensures that interdisciplinary teams work together seamlessly, allowing for comprehensive assessments and personalized treatment plans. This commitment to teamwork extends to research and education, where departments actively contribute to advancements in medical knowledge and the training of future healthcare professionals.

As a result, patients at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital can rest assured that they have access to some of the nation’s top specialists and the latest medical advancements across a wide array of healthcare disciplines. Whether seeking routine medical care or addressing complex health issues, the hospital’s departments are dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care and improving the overall health and well-being of their patients.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Emergency Department

The NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Emergency Department, often referred to as the ER, is a vital and bustling hub of medical care in the heart of New York City. Open around the clock, this department serves as a lifeline for those in need of immediate medical attention, catering to a diverse array of emergencies.

Comprising a dedicated and highly skilled team of healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, and support staff, the Emergency Department at NewYork-Presbyterian is well-prepared to address a wide spectrum of medical crises. Whether it’s an unexpected illness, a traumatic injury, or a severe medical condition, the ER is a place where individuals can expect rapid assessment, accurate diagnosis, and timely treatment to stabilize and improve their health.

One of the hallmarks of the department is its commitment to employing the latest in medical technology and resources, ensuring that patients receive the most advanced and effective care available. The ER’s devotion to patient-centric care is evident in its compassionate and prompt response to emergencies, making it a trusted resource for both the city’s residents and its many visitors.

In addition to its primary mission of providing immediate care, the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Emergency Department plays a significant role in community health. It offers education and preventive services aimed at promoting overall well-being and minimizing health risks for the local population.

The department’s unwavering dedication to saving lives and enhancing the health of the community is a testament to its importance as a cornerstone of healthcare in New York City. In the fast-paced and diverse urban environment, the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Emergency Department remains a beacon of hope and a symbol of excellence in medical care.

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MOTHERS TELL CITI TO PROTECT KIDS FROM CLIMATE CHANGE by ERIK MCGREGOR Via Flickr: New York, NY — Ahead of Mother's Day, dozens of mothers, caregivers and allies gathered at Citi’s headquarters in Tribeca on May 11, 2023 to perform a collection of moving songs calling on Citi’s CEO, Jane Fraser, to align Citi’s policies with the Paris Agreement, stop funding coal and phase out all fossil fuel financing. Participants also delivered a giant Mother’s Day bouquet and card for Jane Fraser to Chief Sustainability Officer Valerie Smith, who came down to meet the protesters. Comedian and TV star Ilana Glazer joined the action. This event is part of a growing international movement of moms taking on the big banks funding the climate crisis and one of many global climate actions leading up to Mothers’ Day. It also comes just a few weeks after Citi’s Annual General Meeting, in which CEO Jane Fraser insisted that the bank’s existing climate policies are sufficient, in direct opposition to the consensus of global scientists. “The survival of children around the world depends on the choices made by Jane Fraser and Citi’s executive board,” said Liat Olenick, a mom to one in Brooklyn and organizer with Climate Families NYC. “We need Citi to immediately stop funding dirty coal and phase out financing for oil and gas before we’re doomed to a catastrophic future.” “My Mothers Day message to other moms is don’t bank at Citi,” said Chandra Bocci, mom and artist from Queens. “Citi is risking our lives, our futures and our financial security. Find a bank that takes climate change seriously.” “Citi is the top US funder of dirty coal and the second worst fossil fuel bank on Earth. The climate crisis is deadly serious and banks like Citi shouldn’t be using our money to fuel the fire,” said Esther Crow, a musician and mom from Manhattan, and member of Climate Families NYC. “We showed up right before Mother’s Day because Jane Fraser is a mom. Many of Citi’s executive board members are parents or grandparents. How can they continue financing climate destruction knowing that it puts all kids in danger?” said Sara Gronim, grandmother of four. “It’s time for Citi to cut coal, and phase out fossil fuels.” “The future of the planet is top of mind for any parent that is witnessing climate destruction across the globe. We’re happy to join with mothers and all parents in demanding that Citi divest from funding fossil fuels, and keep this planet livable for all children. Citi’s $300 billion in investments in coal, oil and gas are inexcusable.” Jonathan Westin, dad and founder of Climate Organizing Hub. Climate Families NYC is an all-volunteer group that believes that kids and families can make a difference in the struggle to stop catastrophic climate change. We support climate campaigns in and around New York City that target the levers of power in government and finance. #ActOnClimate #Activism #citi #citibank #MothersDay #CitiCutCoal #CitiDropFossilFuels #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateDisaster #ClimateEmergency #ClimateFamilies #CorporateGreed #DirectAction #DisasterCapitalism #EnvironmentalJustice #FossilFree #InsureOurFuture #BlackRock #NYC #NewYork #OffFossilFuels #StopTheMoneyPipeline #activists #climateaction #climatejustice #defundclimatechange #disruption #divest #environment © Erik McGregor - erikrivas@hotmail.com - 917-225-8963

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Credit @ssenv2022 ・・・ Missed this one, looks like no 💵 and no explanations, link in story 💨💨✌️. By Brad Racino | bracino@syracuse.com New York’s political leaders will not speak about the state’s failure to raise $150 million for the equity-focused portion of its legal marijuana market rollout, even though those same leaders were front and center in calling for a socially just cannabis industry. Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced every milestone in the state’s legalization efforts, but wouldn’t respond to questions about what happens now that the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) has admitted that – despite eight months of effort – its fund managers haven’t raised a dollar for the Social Equity Cannabis Investment Fund. Reuben McDaniel, the CEO of DASNY and one of five members of the state’s Cannabis Control Board, told a reporter late last month that despite a “great investor base,” the agency hasn’t had its “final close yet.” A DASNY spokesperson confirmed that statement to NY Cannabis Insider again last week……. #newyork #ny #nyc #dasny #cannabis #equity #fund (at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpCL2--MIRw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=