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1,231 In the news Shark for sale? A man has been trying to sell a small live shark on the subway, reported Gothamist yesterday. A source told the site that the entrepreneur had caught the fish at Coney Island after it tried to bite him and was now selling it for $100. Last seen on the J train, the man was carrying his little shark in a disposable cooler. PETA officials told Gothamist that the man may be “bitten” again after the Department of Environmental Conservation finds out about his fishy business ventures. METRO/DB
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She’s the little spoon: Snuggle up for $60 Never underestimate the power of the human touch. At least, that’s the business model that Penfield, N.Y. woman Jackie Samuel is banking on. About a month ago, she launched a website that offers a solid hour of cuddle time in exchange for a cool $60. “I really just wanted to cud-
dle,” the upstate New York resident told Metro. On her site, The Snuggery, Samuel showcases herself as an advocate for the healing power of touch. With photos that show her in cozy, curled up poses dressed in pajamas, Samuel states that Americans are deprived of enough non-
sexual touch and that’s why she is here to help. Samuel said she has looked into getting certified for her snuggle sessions, but found that the only certification available was for people looking to host group snuggling parties. Samuel just wanted to do individual cuddling. When she
placed an ad for her snuggle services in the back of her local newspaper, business started to flow in. “There are different kinds of cuddling positions, but I typically always start out spooning. And I am pretty small, so usually I’m the little spoon,” Samuel said. METRO/CG
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1,231 new NYPD recruits were sworn in by Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly yesterday at Queens College. This year’s new recruits are particularly diverse; a significant number of recruits were born abroad from countries including Ecuador, Nigeria, Thailand and Russia. METRO/DB
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Billboard draws fury from Israelis WESTCHESTER. The Anti-
Defamation League criticized a billboard campaign in Metro-North train stations yesterday, saying the posters incorrectly accuse Israel of taking land from the Palestinians. “The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is extremely complex and cannot be summarized in a series of four maps,” said the group’s New York director Ron Meier. The maps show an expansion of Israeli land from 1946 to 2010. They are sponsored by the Committee for Peace in Israel. METRO/DB
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DNA recovered from padlock after subway stunt matches 2004 murder But law enforcement sources now saying DNA may be contaminated COURTESY OF NYPD
A DNA link that may have connected the Occupy Wall Street movement to an unsolved 2004 murder may now be the result of a lab goof, according to reports. On March 28, activists used chains to open the emergency gates at several subway stations, prompting free rides in protest of MTA fare hikes. A sample collected by police from a chain used at the Beverley Road subway station in Flatbush reportedly matched DNA gathered from a CD player that was found near the dead body of 21-year-old Sarah Fox in 2004. But last night, police sources told both the New York Post and the Daily News that the DNA may have been left by the same lab technician who handled both the CD player and the padlock. “It was a total screw up,” one anonymous cop told the Post. “What are the chances that the killer came in contact
Police released photos of the suspects chaining open gates at the Beverly Road subway station.
with this chain and left his DNA on it all these years later?” said another skeptical cop. Fox’s nude body was found after she disappeared near In-
wood Hill Park during a run. When Metro asked, Occupy Wall Street denied that it had anything to do with organizing the March 28 subway protest.
“After it happened, a lot of media gave credit to OWS, but we don’t actually know the people who organized it,” Occupy Wall Street press team member Linnea Paton told Metro yesterday morning. The activists who placed the chains at Beverly Road station were masked, according to police surveillance footage. The NYPD released the surveillance video earlier this year, which shows the masked vandals propping open the subway gates with padlocks and chains. When asked about tweets that Occupy Wall Street accounts made in March spreading the word about the subway protest, Paton responded, “A lot of people were excited to see that type of protest happen, but in terms of organizing it, we did not. It didn’t come from one of our working groups.” CASSANDRA GARRISON
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MIDTOWN. Two stranded
window washers were rescued yesterday from outside a building in Midtown after their scaffolding broke on the 42nd floor, according to the New York Post. The workers, one believed to be in his 60s, were stuck outside 1177 6th Avenue for about an hour, according to the paper. Firefighters had to cut power to the scaffolding before bringing the men in through a window. The FDNY said they were uninjured. METRO/DB
Online post brags of stunt On March 28, OccupyWallStreet.org posted a release online crediting OWS protesters and local union workers with the padlocking: “This morning before rush hour, teams of activists, many from Occupy Wall Street, in conjunction with rank-and-file workers from the Transport Workers Union Local 100 and the Amalga-
mated Transit Union, opened up more than 20 stations across the city for free entry,” read the post. Transport Workers Union Local 100 spokesperson Jim Gannon said it’s possible union members were involved in the protest, but would have been disciplined if they were caught. “If they were there, they did it on their own without any encouragement from the union,” Gannon told Metro. “I haven't seen anything that shows any of our people were there.”
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Who was Sarah Fox?
No arrests were made during the March 28 action. No members of OWS were questioned by police yesterday, said OWS attorney Norman Siegel. When asked, police said they weren’t questioning OWS members. The lab worker who may have mistakenly tainted the DNA will be disciplined. METRO/CG
Fox, a Pennsauken, N.J. native, was studying acting at Julliard in 2004. A search was launched when she didn’t return home from a run. Six days later, her body was found in tulip petals in Inwood Hill Park. METRO/CG
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Convicted sex offenders aren’t allowed on playgrounds, or near schools, but incredibly, they can stroll right into the children’s section of city public libraries. City officials are now trying to change that, proposing a law change yesterday that would ban sex offenders from children’s library reading rooms. Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and Queens Councilman Peter Vallone said the law is an attempt to prevent what they call an underreported crime against children. On Monday, a registered sex offender was arrested for allegedly fondling two girls, ages 6 and 9, at the Flushing branch of the Queens Public Library. Joel Grubert, 49, had a history of criminal sex abuse against young girls, according to reports. According to de Blasio spokesman Wiley Norvell, crimes like these are underreported because libraries are heavily used by immigrant families, who face a language barrier or fear deportation. “It is common sense that we
Sex offenders are banned from schools and playgrounds, but not the children’s area of public libraries.
keep sexual predators away from areas where young kids congregate,” said Vallone. “Children’s rooms in libraries are really indoor playgrounds for growing minds, and our kids need every protection we can give them.” A law banning offenders from entire libraries passed the New York State Senate but did not pass the Assembly. This time around, Vallone and de Blasio singled out children’s reading rooms to get the law enacted. “The idea is the law would
act as a deterrent to sex offenders,” said Norvell. “It would become something their parole officer would explain to them as one of the places they cannot go.” Currently, offenders are banned from playgrounds and from living within 1,000 feet of a school or children’s daycare. In other states, sex offenders have previously been banned from parks, beaches, pools and even malls. DANIELA BERNAL
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Metro-North testing online ticket apps Some New York commuters may soon consider paper railroad passes and lines at ticket vending machines annoyances of the past, now that smartphones can be used to pay for train tickets. Metro-North, the nation’s second-largest commuter rail line, said yesterday that next month it is starting a mobile ticketing pilot program that allows passengers to buy and display tickets on their iPhone, Android or BlackBerry smartphones. Participants in the trial — initially just railway employees — will be able to download a free app to their
Metro-North will test online ticket sales next month.
Not on subways The MTA said that it was too soon to say whether it would consider expanding the service to the New York subway, a much bigger transport network with millions of daily riders. New York is following the lead of Boston, where the MBTA plans to offer online ticketing this fall. Cellphone ticketing has been widespread in Japan for years.
smartphone. With it, they can use their credit or debit card to buy a digital ticket. Train conductors can then check the screen of the phone in the passenger’s hand and validate the ticket, either visually or by using a hand scanner to read the ticket’s barcode. Metro-North, which is run by the MTA, said that if the pilot is successful it will expand it to include customers. It’s too soon to tell if the app will be extended to the subway system. REUTERS
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The cruel decision to round up and exterminate 751 Canada geese at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge on Monday morning was based on bad science, and counters the very definition of a “wildlife refuge.”
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lthough the removal operations were funded by taxpayers, no prior public notice was given and transparency has been denied. Officials claim the roundup and gassing of these birds was conducted humanely, but our requests for documentation, even by the media or other third parties, have been dismissed. The roundups are not humane in any way, and carbon dioxide asphyxiation of these birds is especially cruel. The goose meat donated to food banks under the guise of charity is unregulated and insufficiently inspected — in other words, it is potentially toxic. The removals proceeded despite pleas from animal advocates, aviation experts, biologists, ecologists and public officials, who all agree that the removal of these birds will have no impact on the alleged risk posed to airplanes.
Actually, the removals could even prove counterproductive, as other birds can be expected to reoccupy the newly created vacant habitat. DNA testing by The Smithsonian Institute determined that the geese that collided Quoted with Flight 1549, the “Miracle on the The roundups Hudson,” were miare not humane grating from in any way, and Labrador, Canada — and do not live in carbon dioxide the area around the asphyxiation of city’s airports. Geese migrating these birds is through New York especially cruel. are distinct from the population of KAROPKIN geese targeted by summer roundups. Even removing every animal in New York City would not have prevented the potentially horrific incident. Long-term solutions to protect air passengers from dangers, not limited to bird strikes, are available. Let’s use them, please. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.
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Agents with the U.S. Department of Agriculture herd the geese at Jamaica Refuge on Monday to be killed upstate. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Photo released of controversial geese roundup at Jamaica park The National Park Service released this photo Tuesday of the 711 geese that were rounded up from the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge on Monday, to the outrage of many New Yorkers. On their website, the NPS confirmed that about half of the 1,500 geese in the wildlife refuge have been killed this summer, 751 geese in all. “The cull was as humane as possible,” wrote the NPS online. “Geese were herded into pen areas, crated and taken to a food processor in Duchess County. They were euthanized and their meat will be distributed to food pantries in New York State.” Hundreds of geese have been killed in New York City in the past few summers; no further removals are planned for this year, a federal official told Metro. METRO/CB
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A promise to give commuters another entryway into drab, overcrowded Penn Station is inching closer to reality. Amtrak distributed renderings yesterday showing the proposed overhaul of the James A. Farley Post Office. The building, across the street from Penn Station, will be revamped to create another entrance into Penn, which hosts the subway, along with the Long Island Rail Road, Amtrak and New Jersey Transit. The sleek station, planned to cost $267 million, will connect directly to Penn Station and is scheduled to open in 2016. Renderings show skylights streaming into an airy main
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announced yesterday they are looking for customers to complete online opinion surveys up to several times a year. “The online opinion survey initiative allows us to better understand the needs of subway, bus and railroad riders,� Aaron Donovan, a spokesman for the MTA, told Metro. “It allows us to make
Prettying up Penn Station Officials are also trying to find out how to revamp Penn Station, much maligned for its aesthetically unpleasing edifice. According to Crain’s New York, the MTA commissioned a report on ways to improve commuter traffic and improve its appearance.
room and wavy ceiling beams overhead, as commuters check train times on a digital screen. Officials promise the station will alleviate traffic at Penn,
better informed decisions about our customers.� After every online survey, the MTA will randomly select several customers who finished the survey and offer them a free MetroCard or a free 10-trip ticket on the MTA railroad of their choice. The surveys haven’t been created yet, but the questions would most likely be about the environment of stations, safety messages and the convenience of using bridges and tunnels. METRO/AB
the country’s busiest train station. About 500,000 commuters pass through Penn Station every day, according to the Port Authority. Construction will include building access to tracks for Amtrak, NJ Transit and the Long Island Rail Road and more elevators, escalators and stairs to ferry New Yorkers to and from trains. Transit advocates, as well as late U.S. Senator Daniel Moynihan, have long pushed for the unused post office to be transformed into a train station, arguing it will help relieve crowding at Penn. ALISON BOWEN
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DUI charge for city officer QUEENS. An NYPD officer was
arrested for drunk driving early yesterday morning somewhere in Queens. Salisha Alirasul, 34, was charged with a DWI and refusal to take a breathalyzer test, said police. Another NYPD officer was also busted for drunk driving just three days ago, after crashing in Long Island City. METRO/DB
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Romney booed at NAACP convention HOUSTON. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was booed by an African-American crowd yesterday when he told them he would eliminate President Barack Obama’s signature policy achievement, the U.S. health care overhaul. Romney’s conservative message did not go down very well at the annual convention of the NAACP, a civil rights organization whose African-American members are among Obama’s strongest supporters. The reaction was not uniformly negative. Romney received a standing ovation at the end and there were numerous instances of applause throughout the speech. REUTERS
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President Barack Obama’s slim lead over Republican rival Mitt Romney in the White House race is fueled by a broad marriage gap, with Obama enjoying a big advantage among single voters — particularly women, a Quinnipiac University poll found yesterday. Obama leads among single voters by 54 percent to 34 percent, while married voters back Romney 51 percent to 38 percent, the poll found. Obama has a huge advantage with single women, 60 percent to 31 percent, while Romney leads among married women 49 percent to 42 percent. Romney leads by 19 percentage points among married men, and Obama leads by 9 points among single men. The poll showed Obama with an overall 3-point national edge on Romney, 46 percent to 43 percent, four months before the November 6 election. “Although much has been
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Married voters back Romney 51 percent to 38 percent.
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tive Jesse Jackson Jr.’s month-long leave of absence from his job due to undisclosed health problems has prompted pleas from colleagues for the 47-year-old Democrat to reveal what his illness is.
Jackson’s father, civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., told a Chicago television station yesterday that it would be inappropriate to provide more information about his son’s condition. He would only say that he was regaining strength and “going through a tremendous challenge.” REUTERS
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DirecTV, Viacom talks fail to break impasse NEW YORK. DirecTV said its customers were left without Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and 14 other channels yesterday after Viacom Inc. demanded that its networks be dropped from DirecTV’s lineup in a dispute over fees. DirecTV, the largest U.S. satellite TV provider with nearly 20 million subscribers, said its executives had
approached Viacom with a new proposal and a request to continue broadcasting the channels as talks proceeded, but received no response. DirecTV’s contract with Viacom expired at midnight Tuesday. The standoff is the latest between media companies and cable and satellite TV providers over the cost of content. REUTERS
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Last year was among the 15 warmest since recordkeeping began in the late 19th century, despite a La Nina weather pattern that should have cooled global temperatures, according to an annual climate assessment. La Nina’s failure to cause significantly cooler global temperatures is one of many indications of long-term climate warming, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s State of the Climate report compiled by 378 scientists from 48 nations. La Nina was responsible for droughts in eastern Africa and North America, the scientists reported. Last year “will be remembered as a year of extreme events, both in the United States and around the world,” Deputy NOAA Administrator Kathryn D. Sullivan said in a
statement. “Every weather event that happens now takes place in the context of a changing global environment.” Texas had the hottest summer since data collection began in 1895 and extreme heat may be more common in the future. “Conditions leading to droughts such as the one that occurred in Texas in 2011 are, at least in the case of temperature, distinctly more probable than they were 40-50 years ago,” according to the study. It used as a proxy 2008, another La Nina year, in which it found extreme heat was about 20 times more likely than in the 1960s. Carbon dioxide emissions increased in 2011 and the yearly global average surpassed 390 parts per million for the first time since records started. BLOOMBERG
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Barker staying grounded Four years after surviving a deadly plane crash, Travis Barker is still understandably hesitant to fly, and his travel restrictions are making the latest Blink-182 tour a little difficult. “This will be the big tour that supports the album in Eu-
Barker will be sticking to the road this time out.
tour takes them down under. “I’m contemplating getting knocked out and getting on a plane to Australia. I want to overcome that eventually,” he says. “When I do, I think it’s going to be Qantas. They never had a crash, never had a fatality
Perhaps too soon, Sheen?
“Modern Family” star Eric Stonestreet found his super-
Charlie Sheen was on hand Tuesday evening to honor Slash, who received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Sheen didn’t, however, have kind words for other members of Guns N’ Roses. “It’s quite fitting that Slash is getting a star on the very street Axl Rose will one day be sleeping on,” he said. Well played, Charlie — just make sure you don’t pass out on Hollywood Boulevard anytime soon.
pampered dog Coleman at an animal shelter in 2000, although things didn’t start out so smoothly. “He scratched me, then bit my hand,” he tells People of the beagle mix, who has his own Twitter account (reserve your judgment — more than 3,000 of you people follow him). “I knew I had to take him home, and he has been my best friend ever since.”
Tom Cruise’s exes are teaming up Katie Holmes reportedly had
some high-profile sounding boards as she planned her exit from her marriage to Tom Cruise — including Cruise’s second ex-wife, Nicole Kidman, according to Us Weekly. “They’ve spoken over the last few weeks,” a source
says. “Nicole has been supportive, saying she’s been through it too and to hang in there. Nicole offered her support and help.” The two first became acquainted when Holmes married Cruise in 2006. “She has been a private friend not many people know about,” the source explains. So how did Holmes reach out to Kidman on the sly? The L.A. Times reports that Holmes used a disposable cell phone provided by a friend to plot her divorce filing without Cruise’s camp catching on.
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Adele in baby mode Adele announced she was
pregnant late last month, with new rumors following that she’s also engaged to the baby’s father, Simon Konecki. Well, now sources tell Heatworld.com that the British singer is actually much farther along in her pregnancy than previously thought — and is due in September. “Adele has barely left the house in recent months, so she could keep this to herself for as long as possible,” the
— knock on wood. It’s something I want to overcome.” We salute you, Travis! Take care and treat yourself to some premium tranquilizers — you could totally afford to hire Ira Glass to talk about baby kangaroos for the entire 20 hours.
source says. “She stopped exercising a few months ago, and since then it’s been all about the baby.” The source adds that the advanced pregnancy is the reason Adele opted to not fly to the U.S. in May for the Billboard Music Awards, despite winning a dozen trophies that night.
Magic is gone for ‘Potter’ co-stars After more than a year of being engaged, the wedding’s apparently off for “Harry Pot-
“Jersey Shore” just wrapped up taping its final season, but The Situation is still hoping to capitalize on his tanned-and-toned fame. The first outlets of his “GTL” salons — equipped with, yes, gyms, tanning beds and laundromats — are set to open in Miami and New York, reports In Touch. Are we missing something, or is there no bar? This guy was probably our last hope for happy hour on the elliptical — JWoww babe, don’t let the dream die.
ter” co-stars Jamie Campbell Bower and Bonnie Wright, according to Us Weekly. “Bonnie and Jamie split a while ago,” a source says of the pair. “It was amicable, but things had not been going right for some time. It’s sad.” The pair first acknowledged their romance in February 2010, and he popped the question in April 2011. Bower seems to be moving on, though, as on Monday he was spotted in Toronto holding hands with his “The Mortal Instruments” co-star, Lily Collins.
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Between the megasuccess of this spring’s “The Avengers� — with a worldwide take of more than $1 billion — and the anticipated arrival of “The Dark Knight Rises� later this month, it’s quite the year for comic
book movies, making this week’s San Diego Comic-Con that much more exciting. Here’s some of the stuff we’re looking forward to most at the annual nerd-fest. Be sure to follow along on Twitter
Television “The Walking Dead�: The popularity of the zombie drama’s first appearance at ComicCon two years ago caught organizers off-guard, but by now they should be ready for the massive fan outpouring. And with the show’s third season debuting in October, we’re hoping to learn some juicy details. “Community�: The cast of the quirky comedy with a passionate — if small — fan base returns to Comic-Con on the heels of series creator Dan Harmon’s newsmaking termination this spring. We’re curious to hear what direction the show will take with new bosses — and a reduced episode order — next season.
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“Elementary�: The BBC’s modernized “Sherlock,� starring Benedict Cumberbatch, has been a major success — so an American take was almost inevitable. This one finds a still-British Holmes (played by Jonny Lee Miller, who co-starred with Cumberbatch onstage in “Frankenstein� last year) fresh out of rehab and in New York, accompanied by a female Watson (Lucy Liu). “Revolution�: A new mindbending sci-fi series from “Lost� guru J.J. Abrams about the state of the world 15 years after all technology mysteriously stopped working? And the pilot episode was directed by “Iron Man� helmer Jon Favreau? Sign us up.
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“Iron Man� has made regular appearances at Comic-Con in recent years.
“The Hobbit�: Peter Jackson completed principal photography on his two-film adaptation of the J.R.R. Tolkien classic just last week, so hopefully he’ll have something exciting — or at least something to get the taste of his disappointing display at CinemaCon out of viewers’ mouths. “Iron Man 3�: While filming hasn’t started yet on the franchise juggernaut and “Avengers� follow-up, fans will be eager for whatever surprises Marvel superproducer Kevin Feige decides to unveil. “Elysium�: Visionary filmmaker Neill Blomkamp is
bringing in some big guns for his follow-up to 2009’s “District 9,� including stars Matt Damon and Jodie Foster — not exactly a familiar Comic-Con face. We’re excited to hear about the class warfare sci-fi film, set for release next March. “Django Unchained�: While not necessarily the usual Comic-Con fare, we’re stoked to get a glimpse at Quentin Tarantino’s next flick, a revengefueled western starring Jamie Foxx as a freed slave. Tarantino will be on hand along with Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Kerry Washington to tease the Christmas release.
ready and slop’s on the table as summer’s most addictive reality competition for shameless voyeurs returns. In a twist, four of the most successful (i.e., craziest) contestants return to the house to play their own game for a different prize. Season premiere, 9 p.m., CBS
‘The Real L Word’ REALITY. Why limit all of the
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‘Suits’ DRAMA. Harvey is in danger of losing in the courtroom for the very first time when longtime legal foe Travis Tanner (guest star Eric Close) shows up with damaging information about one of Harvey’s old cases. 10 p.m., USA AMBER RAY
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Off the wall in Greenpoint The free House of Vans concert series is in its second year An eclectic lineup complements the brand’s ‘nostalgia versus modern’ aesthetic
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The lineup Tonight: H20, 7 Seconds, Tournament July 26: King Khan & The Shrines, Nicky Da B, The Everymen Aug. 2: Washed Out, Chairlift, Lemonade Aug. 16: Cursive, Titus Andronicus, Love As Laughter, Joyce Maynor Aug. 29: Turbonegro, Baroness, Doomriders, Nightbirds
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he lineup for this summer’s House of Vans parties in Greenpoint reads like a carefully curated selection of bands from the Vans Warped Tour — plus a few stellar acts that would never quite fit on that annual punk-focused festival. Pulling together an eclectic bill was the point, with renowned promoters FYF enlisted to create the calendar. “We definitely wanted to reach out to the punk and hard-core fans that Vans has associated themselves with, but also … broaden it from the indie rock to the electronic,” says David Peterson of FYF, who serves as manager of the House of Vans. Acts as varied as punk veterans 7 Seconds (tonight) to garage/soul band King Khan and the Shrines (July 26) to Sub Pop electronic artist Washed Out (Aug. 2) will perform at the space this season. April Vitkus, Vans’ director of lifestyle marketing, sees the wide-ranging concerts as a natural extension of the company,
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“New Yorkers are used to having all these free summer events, like movies in Bryant Park and the River to River Festival,” says David Peterson, manager of the House of Vans. “We fit in nicely with that.”
Know before you go House of Vans, a community center of sorts serving as a skate park and host to concerts and art events, is located at 25 Franklin Street in Brooklyn. The House of Vans parties, now in their second year, are all-ages, open to the public and free. You must RSVP for each
show at www.vans.com/ houseparties. Even if you have RSVPed, show up early, about one hour before showtime, to ensure entry. Complimentary drinks are available at each party. Local food trucks will be providing eats for a charge.
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which has been catering to the skateboard/surf lifestyle since 1966. “FYF really understood how to mix up the old and the new, and that’s something that is so true to our brand,” Vitkus says. “We have new consumers who love this brand and what it stands for today, and then we have people like me who have been wearing Vans for 20 years and still wear Vans. FYF started coming up with these awesome lineups. … So the crowd [at the House of Vans parties] is a mix of young and old. And nostalgia versus modern is what Vans is all about.”
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‘Savages’ Oliver Stone directs this tale of two potgrowers who get entangled in risky business when their profitable trade annoys a Mexican drug cartel.
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‘Katy Perry: Part of Me’ It isn’t easy being Katy Perry, as you will see from this 3-D look at her life on the road.
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‘Madea’s Witness Protection’ Madea must help the family of a Wall Street investment banker, played by Eugene Levy, who’s been accused of creating a Ponzi scheme.
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‘People Like Us’ Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, the
screenwriters of “Star Trek” and the TV show “Fringe,” team up again for this movie about a salesman (Chris Pine) who discovers his long-lost sister (Elizabeth Banks).
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‘Magic Mike’ Sex sells and so does Channing Tatum in “Magic Mike.” In this Steven Soderbergh film, he’s an expert stripper who takes a young man (Alex Pettyfer) under his wing while aspiring to become a businessman.
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‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ From the New York Times best-selling author of “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,” this film brings every history student’s nightmare to life. Watch as Abraham Lincoln fights to protect his country from blood-sucking demons.
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‘Brave’ Traditionally, men must compete in an archery contest for the attention of the princess. However, Princess Merida — Pixar’s first female protagonist, who possesses the accuracy of a hawk and the tenacity of a war hero — has other plans.
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‘Seeking a Friend for the End of the World’ If an asteroid were heading toward the planet, what would your last earthly mission be? Steve Carell explores all possibilities, from sexual exploits to daily Casual Fridays at work. METRO
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rom recent reports it seems that actors Michelle Williams and Jason Segel have quietly crossed that line between playing with the idea of being exclusive and committing to being a couple. At a premiere party to celebrate Segel’s film “The Five-Year Engagement,” they were seen holding hands and gazing into each other’s eyes. They are both known for taking their time when it comes to romance. It raises the question: How does a hopeful pair get from one point to the next? When do you actually become an exclusive couple?
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One of my patients was pondering this recently, and she asked me when it is appropriate to have the conversation and negotiate the terms of becoming a committed couple. I told her that in order to gauge that, you want to look at what is going on between the two of you.
Being exclusive is the exciting hill everyone wants to get over in a new, promising relationship. And there will be definite signs that you are successfully making that climb. There is the obvious: If you begin to refer to each other, and to introduce each other, as boyfriend and girlfriend. Other clues are when you start to show your affection in public by holding hands and touching, making the statement that you belong together, or the biggie: You start saying “I love you.” And the best indication of all is that you no longer want to date other people or even leave that
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You want to acknowledge what is already happening between the two of you rather than be in a negotiation to put something in place the way it seems to be for Michelle and Jason. — Relationship expert Dr. Jane Greer is the creator of “Shrink Wrap” – national commentary on what we can learn from celebrity relationships – and host of “Let’s Talk Sex” at Healthylife.net. Her book, “What About Me? Stop Selfishness From Ruining Your Relationship,” is available nationwide. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.
Cookie, do you know what I love the most about US? YOU Hubby <3 You’re the best thing that’s happening to my life We have a bond too strong to break, in you I see a man so true. What I have with you I won’t change it for anything in this the world. Javier S (Target) <3 Your secret admirer xoxo babyboy. Adina ma I love the person you are inside and the beauty on the outside I need all your love and affection. Love vic, ur babe Spiderman, I love and adore you. This 1st year has been amazing from every kiss, hug and fight, those moments were priceless. Happy Anniversary 7/11 Ladybug
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Government should help those trying to help themselves RE: “YOU’LL MISS MINIMUM WAGE WHEN ROBOTS ARRIVE”:
This is to Daniel Green: With all of your wisdom, I hope you also realize that there is a generation of 20somethings drowning in tens of thousands of dollars of crippling student loan debt and that higher education isn’t always an option. Maybe instead of criticizing those that do work those 2-3 part-time jobs, you should be thankful you don’t have to worry about minimum wage pay to begin with — at least that’s what it sounds like from the pedestal you’re preaching off of. We live in a society where these jobs are a gift
to the underpaid and underemployed — or someone like myself, trying to pay for college. The 10cent raise every year probably isn’t gonna break the big business piggy bank. KRISTI SENAT VIA E-MAIL
Don’t do the climb if you can’t treat the Lyme This is just friendly feedback: Lyme disease is caused by a bacteria, not a virus, and it’s called Borrelia burgdorferi. It’s from the same family of bacteria as syphilis. Bacteria are treated with antibiotics, not viruses. Antibiotics do not work on bacteria. ABDEL BRAHIMI, MD, VIA E-MAIL
Blame game played in the past — and future, too! RE: “CLINTON AND DEMS SOW SEEDS OF FAILURE”: Sorry, but
nearly everything Raymond Collins mentions is either incorrect or simply irrelevant to the original point. Yes, banking deregulation began under Clinton — but it was under Bush’s watch (and his encouragement) that Wall Street created and pursued the labyrinthine schemes that resulted in the 2008 meltdown. The subprime mortgage market (another Bush creation) was utterly tangential to the crisis. Further, I remind everyone of Senator Mitch McConnell’s on-record statement of the Republican’s single
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The persistence of sheets in sheep’s clothing The KKK is not a civicminded group. It is a gang whose sole purpose is to hurt people — not help people. The State of Georgia was absolutely in the right not to allow them to post a sign. It has nothing to do with freedom of speech or any of their rights as individuals. The state does not support street gangs anymore than a gang in sheep’s clothing, which is what this KKK group is. The most shocking part about this is — they still exist?
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Metro rounds up the best summer camp-style activities in the city This time, you won’t get in trouble for spiking your bug juice
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Flag football Sign up for one of the sevenweek sessions organized by the
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NYC Social Sports Club (www.nycsocialsportsclub.com)
for your chance at no-contact — they promise! — gridiron glory. Plus, unlike when you were a kid, postgame drinks are encouraged.
Archery Out in Ozone Park, Pro Line Archery (www.archeryny.com, 718-845-9280) has leagues for
serious shooters, but novices can get a taste of the Hunger Games by giving the bow and arrow a whirl for just $13, plus
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Fifteen dollars buys two hours on a powder-blue, three-speed rental bike on Governors Island (www.govisland.com). We suggest making a couple of loops around the perimeter, then taking a break at Little Eva’s on the Southwest tip of the island for grilled corn and fresh oysters
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Downtown Boathouse (www.downtownboathouse.org)
offers New Yorkers the opportunity to try kayaking in the Hudson River for free at one of three designated areas in the city. All they ask is that you know how to swim and that you strap on a life vest. If there are people waiting, you’ll have to return the kayak after 20
of Paradise (www.beadsof paradisenyc.com, 212-620-0642)
offers a two-hour Sunday afternoon course in “findings,” those little metal bits that pull together a piece of jewelry. For $75, you’ll have the chance to make your own necklace, bracelet or
The reopening of the McCarren Park pool in Williamsburg adds one more option for public swimming. Still, the best has to be the Floating Pool Lady (nycgovparks.org/facility/pools/floating-pool), designed by architect Jonathan Kirschenfeld and suspended in a barge in Barretto Point Park.
— with a view of Lady Liberty.
Horseback riding While there are plenty of places to ride horses in the five boroughs, Kensington Stables (www.kensingtonstables.com, 718-972-4588), housed in a barn
built in 1930, offers a new way to enjoy Prospect Park, with trail rides for just $37 an hour. JENNIFER CONRAD letters@metro.us
Tie-dye Looking for an upgrade from the crocheted pot holders of your youth? On July 28, the Textile Arts Center (www.textilearts center.com, 718-3690222) offers Dyed Napkins with Shabd, a $145 afternoon class in its Park Slope location. Designer Shabd Simon-Alexander will teach itajime shibori (a Japanese folding and dye technique), and you’ll walk out with fancy cloth napkins.
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Oh, the horror! Beware! Tomorrow is Friday the 13th. If you want to get into the spirit and spook yourself silly, log on to www.metro.us/songza and www.songza.com/listen/ho rror-movie-scores-songza. It’s a three-hour playlist of the most hair-raising, spinetingling and blood-curdling scores from the most iconic horror movies ever made. There’s the sci-fi ooze of Bernard Herrmann’s score to “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” the classical eeriness of Howard Shore’s score from “The Silence of the Lambs” and we’re pretty sure you’ll get to hear Steve Jablonsky’s opening theme to “Friday the 13th,” which may even placate the esteemed Mr. Jason Voorhees. If that doesn’t work, he may have to go back to killing campers. Mwahahaha! METRO
-Songza is a streaming platform that mines years of music history and today’s music blogs for the best gems, so you don’t have to. The company, which calls itself a music concierge service, offers thousands of expertlycurated playlists for free on the Web, iPhone and iPad. Each week Metro teams up with Songza to bring you fun new playlists as you enter into the weekend.
David Malbequi serves catch of the day, all day
If you go Prima 58 E. First St. 646-559-4823
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cludes Montauk Pearls (Malbequi’s favorite), briny St. Simon and sweet, creamy Beau Soleil. They come with a bright, tangy mignonette sauce, but the oysters are so fresh and clean-tasting that you’ll want to eat them bare. “If you have a top product — if it’s perfect,” Malbequi says, “you have nothing to add.”
Hot Chef Prima, a one-room wonder in the East Village, starts serving coffee and pastries at 8 a.m. and stays open all day, to an indeterminate evening closing time. You’ll want to hang around. The pastries come from Francois Payard, and the coffee is from Ninth Street Espresso. At around noon, you can order a beer and a fried hake sandwich. “And then at 5 or 6,” says head chef David Malbequi, “you can start again with a cocktail and an oyster.” The centerpiece of Prima’s menu is its seafood, which Malbequi hand-picks daily. “We get fresh seafood every day,” he says. “Sometimes I 86 menu items if I don’t get the quality I want. … Fish has to be fresh. It’s nothing you can play around with.” On a recent visit, he brought out a dish of periwinkles along with a couple of pins stuck in a champagne cork. The pins are used to scoop out the meat, which he serves with wholegrain bread and a rich homemade aioli. Prima’s oyster rotation in-
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Is it unusual to have a dining space that stays open all day? Chef David Malbequi reels us in with his fresh oysters.
The idea is to be open all day long — you can have it anytime: breakfast, lunch, dinner. What we want to do here is be like room service: You choose your food from the counter, and we assemble it in the kitchen, everything on one tray at the register. You eat, leave your tray and then go. … It’s easier to not have dining service — especially at lunch; you want to go fast. Does Prima’s all-day menu mirror how you like to eat?
Personally, I don’t eat fish. It’s not that I don’t like it — I don’t appreciate it. At the end, I’m empty. I have to eat something else. Something more heavy, like meat. I love to cook it, though! I compare fish to women and meat to men. Can you explain that a little bit?
Fish is very delicate, and with meat, you have to cook it, and then it rests — like a man, always resting. Fish, it’s like a girl; you have to be gentle, otherwise you’re going to break it. But meat is more tough. What I also like about fish is you cook it, it’s on the plate. You go right from the pan to the plate. You cannot play with it. Meat, you can always adjust it. If it’s not cooked enough, you can put it in the oven. With fish, it’s like 1, 2, 3 — that’s it. I’m a huge fan of sardines — it’s a very sustainable fish. What was your inspiration for the sardines rilletes on the menu?
The sardine, that is a classic thing. You know, when you are in France and you don’t know what to eat, you take a can, you open it, you crush it and you add stuff inside. I used to go to Morocco when I was younger, to Essaouira — it’s a capital for the sardine. And when they are coming back, from the little boat, you know, they take the sardines, fillet them and put them on a piece of grilled bread, butter, lemon juice and mint. Just like that — raw. REBECCA FINKEL
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Discovering Puglian wine: A sleeper region wakes up The Puglia region has long been known as the “wine cellar of Italy,” but word of these world-class vintages has only just started to trickle into America’s wine bars. Puglia (pronounced “poolya”) is the heel of Italy’s “boot,” and is known for its diversity of terroir, which creates big, richflavored wines, similar to those produced in California. “We need to make people
Quoted:
“It’s a much warmer climate, so the grapes get much riper than they do in the other areas, which makes the wine juicer.” NICCOLO MALTINI
If you go Thursday, July 19, 6:30-8:00 p.m. (Pre-registration required) La Scuola Grande at Eataly 200 Fifth Avenue 212-539-0204 Ext. 304 Eatalyny.com/learn $50
understand the potential of Puglia,” says Niccolo Maltini, Brand Ambassador for the Tormaresca estate, which was founded in Puglia in 1998 by the Antinori company, one of the oldest winemaking families in Italy. “The wines that come out of Puglia are very different,” Maltini says. “It’s a much warmer climate, so the grapes get much riper than they do in the other
areas, which makes the wine juicer.” And Puglian wines, Maltini adds, are generally less expensive than other Italian wines of the same quality. At least for now. Next Thursday, La Scuola di Eataly’s monthly “Aperitivo with the Winemaker” class will focus on the wines of Puglia, featuring six varieties from the region. Mr. Maltinti will lead the class, which offers tastings of six Tormaresca estate wines paired with small dishes prepared by Eataly’s chefs. After class, head up to Eataly’s rooftop beer garden, the Birreria, for a sunset a grappa and dolci. REBECCA FINKEL
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ith people working harder than ever and trying to get every moment out of the weekend, there is no reason for them not to enjoy themselves on Sunday, too,” says Adam DelGiudice, beverage director at the newly opened Noir. On Sunday evenings, Noir’s entrees are accompanied by a complimentary cocktail specifically paired for the dish by DelGuidice and Michelin-starred chef Jean-Yves Schillinger. “Folks look to end the weekend on a high note and start the week off on the right foot,” DelGuidice adds. Do a Broadway show on a Sunday and hop to the newly opened Haven at the Sanctuary Hotel afterward for a bite. Show your theater ticket stub for a complimentary cocktail with the purchase of one of Chef Madison Belem’s signature entrees: How about spicy Cajun chicken or a summery Nicoise salad? Dance, drink and watch a
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Porceddu’s three-course prixfixe menu (6 to 10 p.m., $35) includes ricotta salad with white balsamic vinegar, sauteed shrimp with cannellini beans and leeks, lamb meatballs with wild mushrooms, seafood stew with garlic ciabatta and tangy citrus panna cotta. Asellina’s regular menu is available, too, and the restaurant’s “Wine Down Sundays” means half-priced
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bottles of wine. “Growing up in Italy, Sunday evenings were about family and friends getting together to share home-cooked meals and bottles of wine,” says Chef Marco Porceddu. “Our Sunday Supper offers a fun, relaxing way to cap off your busy New York weekend.” LINDA LABAN
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THE RUNDOWN THEATER “Love Goes To Press” Through July 29, The Mint Theater, 311 W. 43rd St., 3rd Fl., $55 “Love Goes To Press,” a theatrical match for the screwball films of the 1940s, revels in the sassy, sisterly solidarity between two female war correspondents — Jane Mason and Annabelle Jones — both clearly modeled on Gellhorn and Cowles’ own experiences covering WWII.
Dance
Trisha Brown Dance Company: “Astral Converted” Today and Friday, Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Ave., $45 A remarkable collaboration between three esteemed fig-
ures in the artistic industry, Robert Rauschenberg (visual and costume design) and John Cage (original music) work with Trisha Brown to present choreography that inhabits a series of eight metal frame towers, which house the light and sound system for the performance.
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4Knots Music Festival
Saturday, 1-8 p.m., South Street Seaport, Pier 17, Free 4Knots Music Festival showcases renowned and emerging artists (much like its predecessor, the Siren Festival). Indie-rock darlings of the ’90s
Archers of Loaf headline, supported by surf-punk sister act Bleached, pop trio Hospitality, outstanding R&B crooner Nick Waterhouse, as well as others. MINDY BOND GETTY IMAGES
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106.7 Lite FM’s Broadway in Bryant Park Thursdays through August 16 12:30 p.m., Bryant Park, Ave. of the Americas at W. 40th St. Free Can’t afford the price tag on a ticket to a Broadway show? This lunchtime series will fit every budget and fulfill every musical fantasy of the Great White Way. The casts of Broadway shows (“Anything Goes,” “Wicked,” “Chicago,” “Phantom,” “Memphis” and tons more) will serenade you on your lunch hour, for free. LEAH TAYLOR
ART Art = Mixx Tonight, 7-10 p.m., Openhouse Nolita Gallery, 379 Broome St. $15 The inaugural event for Openhouse Gallery’s Nolita location features live jazz, an art auction and an open bar. The gallery features local artwork of all media and boasts an outdoor sculpture garden — perfect for a little weeknight escape. AGNEETA THACKER
The You Are Here Festival (aka the maze) Tonight through Aug. 4, Secret Project Robot, 389 Melrose St. Bushwick, Free Forging through barriers both physical and mental, the maze, by art duo Trouble, attempts to dissolve the audience/performer di-
John Cage lends original music to “Astral Converted.”
chotomy while funneling visitors through a maze of installations, experimental music and performance art. SARA ROFFINO
FOOD Super(Duper) Market: A Paper Production Friday through Sunday, 410 W. 16th St., Free A foodie’s dream, the Super(Duper) Market boasts a vast array of vendors from all over the country. For three days, your
taste buds should settle for nothing less than continuous consumption of spectacular food. Warning: Drooling may occur. AH
MUSIC Bhi Bhiman Saturday, 7 p.m., Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette St., $15 The child of Sri Lankan immigrants, Bhiman has a lot more in common musically with the likes of Woodie Guthrie and Bob Dylan than, say, M.I.A. His
Archers of Loaf headline this Sunday’s 4Knots Music Festival.
take on Americana is witty and fresh. Sufjan who? LT
Codeine Sunday, 8 p.m., Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker St., $20 Sub Pop-signed New York trio Codeine were one of the leading lights of the mid-’90s slowcore scene in indie rock, a sound that prized glacial pacing, aching ambiance and gradually unfurling tensions. Recently reunited, Codeine’s songs remain very
much worth the wait. ERIC GRANDY
FESTIVAL Bastille Day on Smith Street Sunday, 12-6 p.m., Smith St. btwn. Pacific and Bergen sts. Brooklyn, Free This is one of the best Brooklyn summer traditions there is. Drink some pastis while playing petanque with some of the locals, and enjoy food by neigh-
borhood French restaurants Cercle Rouge, BarTabac and Provence En Boite. JASON DIAMOND
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Lin angry? The Daily News reported yesterday that Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin was angry the team didn’t offer him a new contract before Houston, which signed him to an offer sheet last week. Lin, however, took to his offical Twitter account in the afternoon to say any story without him being quoted was “probably not true.” The Knicks are expected to match the Rockets’ offer.
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French legend Thierry Henry didn’t know much about MLS before move But the Red Bulls forward learned fast Now he is a star in the US MIKE STOBE/GETTY IMAGES
High-profile international players coming to MLS have a certain stereotype associated with them. The thought is they’re advanced in their careers and looking for one final pay day before hanging up the cleats. Such has not been the case with Red Bulls forward Thierry Henry who, despite battling injuries, is tied for fourth in MLS with nine goals this season. “I’ve been involved 33, 34 years with high profile players before but that guy knows everything — the other players, the other teams — everything. He cares,” Red Bulls head coach Hans Backe said. “It is very unusual to have a player at that level that has won everything and still cares and knows everything [and] is hungry to win. It is not common.” Henry came to MLS with a pedigree unlike any ever seen in the league. He won a World Cup in 1998 and was France’s Player of the Year five times. When he came to MLS in summer 2010, he eschewed offers from top European clubs to come to New York, a city he had long been fascinated with. It would’ve been easy for the
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Henry’s attention to detail, long hours of watching video and memory have been tremendous assets to Red Bull New York in his two seasons.
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34-year-old striker to rest on his laurels and still likely succeed in MLS, but ask any of his team-
mates and they will be happy to talk about his work ethic. “It was more difficult for me in the very beginning when I didn’t know the teams. Now let’s be honest, I have been here for two years; you don’t have to tell me how some
teams play and how good the players are and what they do,” Henry said. “By now, you should know how most of the teams should play.” KRISTIAN DYER sports@metro.us
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In the neverending saga of Dwight Howard to the Nets, yesterday’s news came in the form of Brooklyn reportedly pulling out of trade talks. ESPN and Yahoo! Sports both reported the Nets have pulled out of their pursuit for the All-Star center permanently and have signed Brook Lopez to a four-year, $61-million contract. Lopez, a restricted free agent, would have been the key component to any trade between the Magic and Nets. Talks between the two sides have been off and on for at least six months, with the NBA trade deadline coming and going without a resolution. Howard decided to opt in to the final year of his con-
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tract, ending any chance the center would sign with Brooklyn in the offseason. But after a tumultuous end to the season, including the firing of head coach Stan Van Gundy, Howard demanded a trade again, with Brooklyn being the desired location. The Nets put a deal with Lopez, MarShon Brooks, Johan Petro and three first-round picks on the table, but after two weeks the Magic were still unsatisfied and the Nets decided to end talks yesterday once and for all. The Magic are still reportedly entertaining trade offers from the Rockets and Lakers, who would likely include young center Andrew Bynum in any deal. MARK OSBORNE
On the first day NBA teams could make free agent signings official, both of the Nets’ big deals were signed exactly as planned. Point guard Deron Williams signed a max deal — on his iPad — worth five years and $98.8 million, ending any speculation his choice might waver from last week’s announcement. Brooklyn also signed Gerald Wallace to a fouryear, $40-million contract. However, the team has yet to finalize the Joe Johnson trade. METRO
Nets also add Stackhouse While the Wallace and Williams deals were known for awhile, the Nets also added 17-year veteran Jerry Stackhouse. Stackhouse, who will be playing for his eighth team, signed for one year and $1.3 million. The North Carolina product scored 3.6 points per game for Atlanta last season in 30 games. He averaged just over nine minutes per game. METRO
Heat sign Allen, Lewis Miami’s addition of Ray Allen came as no surprise, but they also added recently released Rashard Lewis yesterday as well. Lewis and his expiring contract were traded to the Hornets in June, before the veteran was cut. Miami will only be on the hook for $2.6 million total — two years at the veteran’s minimum. He averaged 7.8 points per game last season. METRO
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TIGERS (44-42)
I make exceptions for records when they have the reigning Cy Young and MVP on the team (Justin Verlander) and the best 3-4 in baseball — Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder.
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For now they are treading water until Matt Kemp returns, which should be fairly soon. He’ll be a huge spark to the lineup with Clayton Kershaw and Chris Capuano pitching well.
YANKEES (52-33)
I know it’s boring, but there can be no question at this point that the Bronx Bombers are the best team in baseball. The one team that is even in the hunt is Texas, but the Yankees are an impressive ten games over .500 on the road while the Rangers are just five over. If the Rangers hadn’t finished 2-5 heading into the All-Star break, they might be in this spot. When Andy Pettitte and Brett Gardner come back, it will be an added bonus.
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RANGERS (52-34)
Texas has the best offense in the majors and a pretty solid rotation. How well that rotation holds up depends on how much you believe in Japanese rookie Yu Darvish — throwing on only four days rest in the United States — and Roy Oswalt — nearing 35 years old.
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WHITE SOX (47-38)
Jake Peavy will improve and Chris Sale will regress (too many innings), but Adam Dunn is the key part of the team. If he keeps up this year’s pace they’ll be in the playoffs.
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ANGELS (48-38)
We stay out West for a team that is already good and getting better. After the slow start for Albert Pujols it is amazing that they have the third-most wins in the American League. As weird as it still seems to say it, rookie Mike Trout may be the MVP this year as well.
REDS (47-38)
Cincinnati is the class of the NL Central, regardless of what Pittsburgh’s record is right now. They play the Brewers, Astros, Rockies and Padres four of their next five series.
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NATIONALS (49-34)
Washington is a great story, but they are still a year away from being title contenders. Also, when you yank your best pitcher, Stephen Strasburg, out of the rotation in August you might miss the playoffs.
Tampa Bay gets caught in the numbers game as usual. They will struggle against the Yanks in the second half after blitzing them in the first. Their lineup is still awful too.
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GIANTS (46-40)
If only they could get something, anything, from Tim Lincecum they might be ranked higher. Melky Cabrera, despite his All-Star MVP, will decline some as well.
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METS (46-40)
That other New York team has had a Cinderella season, but it won’t result in a playoff spot. The offense isn’t there and the pitching is lacking with a brutal bullpen.
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BRAVES (46-39)
New York and Atlanta are stuck in a similar position in the same division. Neither are playoff teams, but neither are terrible either. Though the Mets have more youth to build on.
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CARDINALS (46-40)
St. Louis has the lineup to compete even without Pujols anymore, but it’s Dave Duncan they miss more. The pitching has been mediocre at best and Lance Lynn won’t keep up his Cy Young pace.
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INDIANS (44-41)
People in Cleveland will be mad at me for putting the Indians so much lower than the Tigers and White Sox, but too bad. Your best offensive player is Jason Kipnis.
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PIRATES (48-37)
Andrew McCutchen is for real. And that is just about it. The Pirates have a hitter for the future, they just need Gerrit Cole to get there and have the pitcher to match.
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ORIOLES (45-40)
As you can tell by the last two teams, this is the Rodney Dangerfield portion of the rankings. Talk to me when your ace isn’t Jason Hammel, with his 3.47 ERA.
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RED SOX (43-43)
Oh, former Yankee rival, how we miss you. To be in the playoff hunt they need both Jon Lester and Josh Beckett to turn it around. It just doesn’t seem likely at this point.
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MARLINS (41-44)
If any team at the bottom of these rankings has a chance to make a playoff run, it is Miami. They just need Josh Johnson, Jose Reyes and Heath Bell to turn it around. Very fast.
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ATHLETICS (43-43)
You have to give Billy Beane and the A’s credit — again. That being said, no way Josh Reddick keeps up his pace. Also, who’s Tommy Milone?
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PHILLIES (37-50)
Is that record for real? Even if they don’t trade a pitcher, no way Chase Utley and Ryan Howard bring them back from this far down.
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BREWERS (40-45)
If Milwaukee trades Zack Grienke then their season is really over. But hey, how about that Ryan Braun not being a steroid creation?
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BLUE JAYS (43-43)
Toronto is really wasting the talent of Jose Bautista to criminal levels by now. It’s not their fault Kyle Drabek is hurt and Ricky Romero has been tremendously disappointing, but it is still too bad.
No. 23 — D-backs (42-43) No. 24 — Royals (37-47) No. 25 — Mariners (36-51) No. 26 — Twins (36-49) No. 27 — Cubs (33-52) No. 28 — Astros (33-53) No. 29 — Rockies (33-52) No. 30 — Padres (34-53)
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