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Diamonds are his best friend Queens resident Raffi Stepanian makes his living scouring the streets of the Diamond District. Using tweezers, Stepanian can make as much as $800 a week in discarded gold, rubies and diamonds that he sifts from between the sidewalk cracks, he told the New York Post. METRO/EAE

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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. announced yesterday a 317count indictment of 11 corporations and five individuals for allegedly conspiring with the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines to evade economic sanctions. The DA alleges that the

accused created false companies and aliases in order to process $60 million through New York City banks. The United States banned transactions with IRISL because of its links to military proliferation, including the transport of weapons of mass destruc-

tion to terrorists like Hezbollah. “New York remains the No. 1 target of terrorist organizations around the world, and today’s joint action will make it more difficult for Iran, a state sponsor of terrorism,” said Vance. METRO/EAE

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‘Games’ hold back gay marriage vote Same-sex marriage vote now tied up in property tax cap and rent regulation debate Equality advocates say: Enough playing politics MARIO TAMA/GETTY IMAGES

The fight for marriage equality is now embroiled in a bitter battle between upstate and downstate politics. Gay marriage is stalled as the state Senate tries to hash out an agreement on a property tax cap, which upstate Republicans demand, and rent regulation, which New York City Democrats are adamant about extending and expanding. “There are basically three main pieces: Gov. [Andrew] Cuomo wants gay marriage, [Assembly] Speaker [Sheldon] Silver wants rent regulation and the Republicans want a property tax cap,” said one source from the Senate floor. “They’re unrelated, but negotiated simultaneously.” No party wants to appear weak and give too many concessions, he said, and warned that no one would be happy with the results. “They’re all bargaining chips,” said another source, close to a Democratic senator. “If the Republicans give on one, they may not give on another.” But gay marriage advocates say it’s time to stop playing politics. “What is a game to certain politicians is a real experience of inequality in our community,” said Jake Goodman, 32, of Queer Rising, an advocacy group. “I think the Senate wants to

Pricier than Harvard NEW YORK. The Riverdale Country School in the Bronx will charge $40,450 for high school students in the coming year, about $6,000 more than Harvard University, the Wall Street Journal reports. The pricey prep school is the first in New York City to break the $40,000 barrier. Costs for private education have risen 79 percent in the past decade and schools like Hewitt, Fieldston, Spence, Horace Mann and Trinity are not far behind. METRO/EAE

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backed same-sex marriage legislation. Cuomo might use his power to transfer the authority on rent regulations from Albany to the New York City Council, which usually favors tenants, according to the New York Post. With rent regulation out of the game, it might clear the way for gay mar-

riage, a source said. Meanwhile, gay marriage advocates are anxiously holding their breath. “This could be a great moment or a lost opportunity,” said Democratic Sen. Adriano Espaillat of Washington Heights. EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us

lyn father opened fire on a group of teens vandalizing property on his street Saturday, police said. Thomas Dunikowski, 30, allegedly confronted the teens to no avail, went inside to grab his unlicensed Bushmaster 5.56mm and began shooting into Stuart Street from his secondfloor window, according to the NYPD. Dunikowski was charged with assault. He allegedly injured two of the teens and one of his neighbors. METRO/EAE

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Pingpong to battle cancer 26-year-old Manhattan artist diagnosed with cancer Like many, he doesn’t have health insurance Friends helping him pay the bills

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What would you do if your friend was diagnosed with cancer? What would you do if he didn’t have health insurance to pay for treatment? Joseph Madeo, 26, started feeling sick two months ago. When he saw a doctor, he was given the devastating news: He has stagefour rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and fast-growing cancer most commonly found in children. Madeo lives in the Financial District, and he works a variety of jobs like a lot of New Yorkers: He used to barback at Don Hill’s. He’s an artist who collaborates with friends on fashion design and does freelance carpentry work. None of those gigs, however, provide health insurance. “Radiation treatment alone will cost $15,000,” said Madeo, who is currently getting chemotherapy. Madeo applied for Medicaid, but it’s still not con-

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firmed if he’ll be accepted. And even if he does get it, there are many drugs that aren’t covered by insurance. He’s not working while he gets treatment and the bills are piling up. “Once I found out the extent of what Joe was dealing with, I knew he would need serious help financially,” said Aaron Genuth, 28, a friend of Madeo’s. “I know he’s very self-reliant and independent, and on top of everything he’s dealing with, it would be difficult for him to reach out to friends for help.” Genuth set up a fundraising party for Madeo, which will be held tonight at SPiN pingpong club. “Joe is a very well-liked guy,” said Genuth. “If people knew what was up they would be very eager to help.” CARLY BALDWIN

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How to help Want to help a stranger? Or just play pingpong for a good cause? Stop by SPiN NYC tonight from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. (48 E. 23rd St. between Park and Madison) A $15 donation at the door gets you free pingpong all night.

Get involved! Here are upcoming charitable opportunities: Saturday, June 25: Volunteer to help the ongoing restoration of Prospect Park’s 250 acres of forest. Show up at 9:45 a.m. Saturday at the Picnic House in Prospect Park, at West Drive and Third Street. For more informa-

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Photo shows last hours of ‘Jackass’ star Ryan Dunn In a photograph that Ryan Dunn shared with his Twitter followers around midnight yesterday, the “Jackass” co-star sits with two friends at Barnaby’s of America bar in his hometown of West Chester. Each holds a plastic cup. Dunn looks into his drink while the others take sips. In another photograph that would make the Internet rounds yesterday afternoon, a tow truck hauls a charred, mangled piece of Dunn’s 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 from a wooded area off of Route 322 near Pottstown Pike in West Goshen, Chester County. At 2:38 a.m., the vehicle jumped a guardrail at a fork in the

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gation revealed that speed may have been a contributing factor to the accident.” The news release didn’t refer to alcohol involvement. Dunn was reportedly identified by his tattoos. Splintered trees, skid marks and fire residue marked the scene later in the day. Dunn, who appeared in MTV’s “Jackass” series and three namesake movies, was on NBC’s “Minute to Win It” show earlier this month. He turned 34 on June 9, and the first episode of G4’s “Proving Ground” show, which he hosted, debuted five days later. BRIAN HICKEY

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Quoted “Ryan didn’t appear drunk before he left.” – Barnaby’s manager to NBC Philadelphia Dunn tweeted this photo hours before his death.

Dunn’s mangled Porsche is pulled from the woods.

Memorable absurdity

“Butt X-ray” from the original “Jackass” movie: Dunn inserted a small toy car into his rectum and needed medical attention. A doctor took an X-ray which clearly showed the vehicle.

“Duck Hunting” from the last movie, “Jackass 3D”: Johnny Knoxville and Co. un-

load clips of paint balls onto Dunn as he’s hurled through the air 100 feet into a lake.

“Golf Cart Derby” from “Jackass 3D”: A twominute abridged version of the long, dangerous skit ends with a violent crash where a cart, driven by Dunn, nearly crushes Knoxville to death.

“Dunn had three Miller Lites and three ‘girly shots’ between 10:30 p.m. and 2:10 a.m. but he was ‘not too drunk to drive.’” – A friend told TMZ “He made us all laugh and had the tireless enthusiastic approach to life of your favorite middle school friend. The Jackass brotherhood will never be the same.” – Van Toﬄer, president of MTV Networks Music/Film Group “Today I lost my brother Ryan Dunn. My heart goes out to his family and his beloved Angie. RIP Ryan, I love you buddy.” – “Jackass” star Johnny Knoxville MORE DETAILS ONLINE AT: WWW.METRO.US

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High court tosses ladies’ suit against Wal-Mart Big win for retailer Women said they got less money, opportunities The Supreme Court threw out yesterday a massive class-action sex-discrimination lawsuit against WalMart Stores Inc., the biggest ever such case, in a major victory for the world’s largest retailer and for big business in general. The justices unanimously ruled that more than 1 million female employees nationwide could not proceed together in the lawsuit seeking billions of dollars and accus-

ing Wal-Mart of paying women less and giving them fewer promotions. The Supreme Court agreed with Wal-Mart, the largest private U.S. employer, that the class-action certification violated federal rules for such lawsuits. It accepted Wal-Mart’s argument that the female POST YOUR COMMENTS: WWW.METRO.US/NEWS

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The ruling could impact future similar cases.

employees in different jobs at 3,400 different stores nationwide and with different supervisors do not have enough in common to be lumped together in a single class-action lawsuit. The ruling was cheered by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce business group as the most important class action case in more than a decade but denounced by women’s groups. It represented a major

victory for Wal-Mart, which also has faced legal battles including an attempt to unionize and to block the giant retailer from opening stores in New York and other places. “We are pleased with today’s ruling and believe the court made the right decision. Wal-Mart has had strong policies against discrimination for many years,” the Bentonville, Ark.-based company said in a statement. REUTERS

FB tops in Web ad revenue SAN FRANCISCO. Facebook’s U.S. advertising revenue will total roughly $2.2 billion in 2011, displacing Yahoo Inc. to collect the biggest slice of online display advertising dollars, according to a new study. Facebook’s U.S. advertising revenue will give it a 17.7 percent share of the market for graphical display ads that appear on websites, according to a report released yesterday by research firm eMarketer. REUTERS

Court rejects climate lawsuit WASHINGTON. The U.S.

Supreme Court yesterday rejected a global warming lawsuit against five big power companies, a victory for the utilities and the Obama administration. The justices unanimously overturned a U.S. appeals court ruling that the lawsuit now involving six states can proceed in an effort to force the coal-burning plants to cut emissions of gases that contribute to climate change. REUTERS

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aceutical Corp.’s newer anti-wrinkle drug Dysport proved significantly better than Botox at improving crow’s feet, a finding that could give frown lines to market leader Allergan Inc. REUTERS

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Internet faces domain name revolution Ruling body ICANN liberalizes custom suffixes: goodbye .com welcome .starbucks

bers), announced yesterday that it will liberalize the market of address endings — also known as gTLD’s, generic Top Level Domains — allowing anyone to choose whatever suffix they want for their website, including ideograms and Arabic characters. The internet community, governments and companies have been campaigning for the liberalization of websites’ names for years. But with a customized domain to cost around $185,000, it is ex-

What it means “This may turn out to be the decision with the most repercussions ever taken by ICANN,” says technology writer Robin Wauters from TechCrunch.com. “It may represent an excellent opportunity for companies, organizations and cities worldwide to benefit from strong branding. On the other hand, the new extensions might cause confusion with end users.”

pected that only big organizations will apply for now. “It may also take twice that amount to operate and maintain a proper gTLD of their own, a condition ICANN has made obligatory for all applicants,” points out Robin Wauters of TechCrunch.com. “The question is if the advantages of owning a ‘brand domain’ justify the high costs involved.” BEATRICE BEDESCHI METRO WORLD NEWS IN LONDON

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“THE APPLICATION IS OPEN TO EVERYONE” Brad White, ICANN’ s director of global media aﬀairs What are the main changes you expect to happen after this decision?

That is the most exciting part of it: We don’t know, in the sense that now it is up to the creativity of the people, and their capacity to imagine new ideas. Nobody could forecast the success of Twitter or Facebook, until they com-

There are safeguards built into the system, with strict rules on how to apply and what documentation to present. In other words, if someone applies for a specific suffix with the name of a company or a brand, we check that he is acting on behalf of the company and has the right to do so. Do you think the $185,000 fee will prevent people from applying?

That’s the fee you have to pay just for the registration of the domain. Then you have to add all the money it needs to be administered. And one can make money by selling second-level domains afterward. The application is open to everyone, but of course we expect big companies to apply mostly. METRO/BB

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kingdom’s foreign minister, the State Department said yesterday. Clinton spoke to Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal on Friday to discuss a range of regional issues, State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said. “In that conversation, they talked about Yemen, they talked about Syria — and the subject of driving did come up,” Nuland said. Rights groups have publicly pressed Clinton to weigh in on Saudi Arabia’s driving ban, which has been publicly challenged in recent weeks by Saudi women who have risked arrest to get behind the wheel. Nuland declined to give further details of Clinton’s conversation with Prince Saud, but said her relatively soft approach to the issue did not mean Clinton viewed the issue as unimportant.

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Third of Americans want to leave their job: Report About one-third of U.S. workers are considering leaving their jobs, with younger workers most likely to quit, according to human resources consultant, Mercer. A survey of 2,400 workers found 32 percent are “seriously considering” leaving his or her organization, up from 23 percent in 2005. Another 21 percent said they view their employers unfavorably and don’t feel engaged at work, though they don’t want to leave, according to a statement yesterday. Dissatisfaction is growing as workers think they are getting less out of their employment. Workers satisfied with base pay dropped to 53 percent from 58 percent in 2005, according to Mercer. Sixty-eight percent

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Metro’s Dorothy Robinson shares her take on the world of gossip

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Metro plays: Guess the villain!

s there an award’s show that is less popular than the poor Daytime Emmy Awards? At least the People’s Choice Awards gets famous people

to actually show up. Alas, Sunday’s show was just as poorly attended with Ellen DeGeneres, Regis Philbin and Dr. Phil McGraw as no-shows. Even Oprah Winfrey, who

became a billionaire thanks to daytime TV, and who was who honored with the first-ever “Chairman’s Crystal Pillar Award,” accepted via a

taped piece, not even satellite. Burn! Luckily, the soap stars still showed up in all their razzle and dazzle. Sadly, as I don’t have the pleasure of watching the

daily soaps, I’m not familiar with any of these stars but it was fun to guess if they play a villain or not based on their outfits alone. Care to take a shot?

Today, Eva Longoria is a frustrated viewer, Katy Perry is hopped up on antibiotics, Russell Crowe is displeased with the Daily Telegraph and Garry Shandling is showing off his travel savvy.

@katyperry After a cocktail of prescribed drugz I think I’ma be able to fist pump my way through tonight... @russellcrowe Total bs article, i am not involved in dark tower at all. this is what “journalism” has become, a game of pretend @GarryShandling Here’s my security tip if you want to get through the airport quickly: Do NOT wear the “Al Queda rocks!” t-shirt.

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Same old story for Winehouse Amy Winehouse’s planned comeback tour ended abruptly on the first night after the troubled singer slouched through a Belgrade concert, dropping her microphone at times and letting a backup singer finish songs for her, according to the BBC. The next two stops on the tour, in Istanbul and Athens, have been scrapped because “she cannot

Answer: Although you all probably fell for Oscar the Grouch (he’s a grump who lives in a trash can, not a psychopath), it’s Lauren Koslow whose unstable hair line alone should have tipped you off. Her list of crimes as Kate Roberts include: former prostitute, bigamy, framing someone for murder, trying to kill her husband Victor with a poker and setting the Kiriakis Mansion on fire. Meow!

@EvaLongoria Every time i fall in love with a character on Game of Thrones, they die!

perform to the best of her ability” and feels “this is the right thing to do,” her rep says. Doctors back in the U.K., where Winehouse recently paid a quick visit to rehab, are warning the singer that she has to finally clean up her act: “It’s the last-chance saloon for Amy,” a source says, according to Popeater. “Doctors have come down hard on her because of the severity of her situation. It’s a harsh reality, but she had to hear it.”

Lopez and then-husband Ojani Noa in 1997

Jenny from the blocked vids?

Lady Gaga back with boy toy

Jennifer Lopez is speaking out about the ongoing legal battle with ex-husband Ojani Noa over home videos from their marriage that he wants to release, a move Lopez has been fighting to block. “My first husband has tapes of us from our life. It’s horrible,” Lopez tells Culture magazine. “It’s horrible someone would try to sell personal things, but there’s nothing on it. There’s no sex tape.”

Just a month after announcing they’d broken up, Lady Gaga is reportedly back with on-again, offagain boyfriend Luc Carl, according to Us Weekly. “They had a little fight. I think the breakup lasted a week or two,” a source says. “They are totally back together now.” Gaga herself admits she may have stretched the truth in announcing her relationship’s demise. “I sometimes skirt questions about it — and maybe not honestly,” she tells the magazine.

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German giraffes, Susan Lucci and a reggae star

1: America’s most unlikely matinee idol, actor Kevin James, attended the photo op of his new film, “Zookeeper,” in Berlin on Monday. 2: The silver fox himself, Anderson Cooper, popped up at the 38th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards held at the Las Vegas Hilton on Sunday. 3: Kate Moss was totally surprised (sarcasm alert) by the paparazzi — while wearing Vogue Eyewear, it should be noted — in London on Monday. 4: On Sunday, a suited-up Joe Jonas showed up at the Calvin Klein Collection fashion show, part of the Milan Fashion Week Menswear Spring/Summer 2012. 5: Meredith Vieira and Susan Lucci walked the red carpet in their last Emmy appearance (with their current jobs, at least). 6: Reggae singer Jimmy Cliff (lookin’ good for 63, Jimmy!) performed during day two of Feis Festival 2011 in London on Sunday.

7: Friends Khloe Kardashian and Rosario Dawson attended the 2011 NIVEA Good-Bye Cellulite, Hello Bikini! Challenge on Saturday in Bel Air, Calif. 1: FLORIAN G SEEFRIED/GETTY IMAGES 2: DAVID BECKER/GETTY IMAGES 3: MARK BOLAND/GETTY IMAGES 4: VITTORIO ZUNINO CELOTTO/GETTY IMAGES 5: DAVID BECKER/GETTY IMAGES 6: SIMONE JOYNER/REDFERNS 7: JESSE GRANT/WIREIMAGE

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Perfect hair for your big day

Big rollers will help you get ready for the big day.

Getting your hair to look its best on your wedding day is crucial. You want a style that’s chic and yet sturdy enough to withstand, say, an unexpected gust of wind or your ﬁrst dance. Yes, it’s possible. Kate Middleton’s hair guru, Richard Ward, explains. ROMINA MCGUINNESS GETTY IMAGES/THINKSTOCK IMAGES

Try a demi chignon “The up-down demi chignon really is the best of both worlds,” Ward says. “Wear it all the way down and your hair will be all over your face. But wear it all the way up and you look too strict. [The demi chignon] is a timeless look that you can pull off at the ceremony and the party.”

Pick a good hair spray “On the day, allow for at least 90 minutes to get your hair done,” he says.

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Keep curls lovely and loose “No matter how well curls have been done, they will eventually drop. For long-lasting, lovely, loose curls, use big rollers set into wet hair. This will last as your hair dries into the shape,” he explains. “The worst thing to do is use tight, heavy tongs or heating rollers, as neither will last.”

“An easy trap to fall into is to add on loads of hair spray to make sure that your hair stays in place, but what you should be doing is lightly applying a fine spray. Assign a friend to help you freshen your hair at night, whether it’s blow-drying or straightening.”

Not everyone has a tiara Hair accoutrements Ward loves are flowers. “They’re the ultimate accessory,” he assures. “Make a halo using lily of the valley buds. If you want to jazz this up at night, just swap the flowers for some diamante studs, as seen on Pippa [Middleton].”

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A mighty Civil War collection DON POLLARD PHOTOGRAPH

Harold Holzer is a leading authority on the political culture of the Civil War In ‘Hearts Touched By Fire,’ he compiles essays about the era, from Ulysses S. Grant to obscure soldiers

Harold Holzer edited “Hearts Touched by Fire,” which oﬀers accounts of the Civil War’s great battles.

For Civil War historians, the collection of firsthand accounts known as “Battles and Leaders of the Civil War” is “like having a dictionary on their desk,” according to Harold Holzer. “It’s one of these essential things that you have to consult anytime you’re writing about any battle or incident of the war.” On the 150th anniversary of the war’s outbreak, Holzer has edited “Hearts Touched By Fire,” a weighty new tome compiling roughly a quarter of those original

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“This was the way the generals and the admirals wanted us to remember the war, as a battle of gentlemen, a battle of strategies.” HAROLD HOLZER

essays, granting regular readers access to this treasure trove. Compiled by the editors of The Century magazine beginning in 1883, the series gathered recollections by everyone from soldiers to Ulysses S. Grant. “This was the first draft of Civil War memory,” Holzer says. “This was the way the generals and the admirals wanted us to remember the war, as a battle of gentlemen, a battle of strategies. It’s not a completely authentic view, but it’s an influential view of history.”

For modern readers, these stories are as important to understanding how we’ve come to think of the war as they are to describing the battles themselves. “At this point, it is not just a series of battles or a panoply of leaders, it’s a big part of American consciousness. You can find out how we shaped that consciousness most reliably and most dramatically in this collection.” SHAUN BRADY

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A f—ing big deal After it went viral online, ‘Go the F— to Sleep’ became the No. 1 best-selling children’s book ... before it was even released Meet Adam Mansbach, the publishing phenom, in a very curse-laden Metro interview

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hen novelist Adam Mansbach’s baby daughter Vivien wouldn’t go to bed, he took the phrase that ran through his and most every other parent’s head and decided to set it to a poem. The result, the children’s book “Go the F— to Sleep,” is now the publishing success of the year. Produced by the small press Akashic Books, the book reached No. 1 on the best-seller list — before it was even published (it’s officially out now). With 400,000 copies of the book in print, Mansbach is just as surprised as you are. Not to mention very, very sleepy.

Can you give our readers a little backstory?

I gave a reading from the book on April 23, months before it was to originally be published in October, just to try it out. The reaction was so strong. People asked me about the book

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brilliant marketing campaign; meanwhile I was trying to file cease and desist orders. What will your second book be called? “Shut Up You Little A—hole”?

[Laughs] No. I don’t see doing that one. Well, are you doing a second book? Mansbach

Q&A: Gifted Do you think anyone will read it to their baby? I hope not. I think getting the book and doing that are not mutually exclusive. I’m getting tons of e-mails saying they are going to give it as a baby shower gift. People even tell me they are buying it for their kids to give to them when they’re older, when they have their own kids, so they know what they went through.

and I said they could pre-order it on Amazon. The next morning, it was at 125. I write novels — if they hover around the thousand mark when they’re actually published, that’s respectable. So from that Amazon ranking, it just picked up.

Right. The first wave of media followed, and all they had to go on was a cover and a sample verse but it obviously hit a chord. Then PDFs we had leaked and they started ricocheting all over the Internet. People thought it was all part of a

It’s certainly tempting. But I don’t want it to be a crappy book just to keep this thing going. This is good because it’s an original idea. Some people are like, “Why don’t you do ‘Eat Your F—ing Vegetables.’ And I’m like, “That’s kind of funny but I don’t know if that’s a whole book.” But we are doing a Grated version of the book. Johnny [the book’s publisher] read it to his kids — he censored it while he went — and his kids thought it was hysterical. Kids get it — they know they are pulling all this s— on us. DOROTHY ROBINSON

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‘Spider-Man’ cheat sheet Enticed by Spidey? What to know before you go to the most anticipated musical of the summer Whether or not you plan to see the web-slinging wonder onstage this summer, it’s bound to be the talk of the town. Bone up on your “Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark” conversation points now that it’s (finally) officially open at the Foxwoods Theatre (213 W. 42nd St.). It’s the classic origins myth you may already know from the comics and movies: Peter Parker, an ordinary if geeky high schooler, is bitten by a radioactive spider and gains superpowers. He wrestles with honing his abilities and accepting his responsibilities while struggling with more typical teen angst like crushing on classmate Mary Jane. Just to make life easier, along comes mad scientist-turned-Green Goblin to give Spider-Man his first taste of a real boss fight. T. MICHELLE MURPHY

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Timeline Nov. 28, 2010 Previews began Dec. 21, 2010 Original start date Dec. 21, 2010 Stunt Spidey Christopher Tierney suffers the show’s first major injury February 2011 Newspapers begin printing early, negative reviews March 2011 Julie Taymor departs

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Fast facts “Spider-Man” hit the stage in 2010, Broadway’s highestgrossing year to date. It cost approximately $70 million, shattering production expense precedence. There were 183 preview performances before opening

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night, also a record. “The Lion King,” Julie Taymor’s previous show, premiered in 1997. It originally cost $15 million to stage in a theater that cost $34 million to renovate. The Disney play has recovered the costs and is still running today.

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DRAMA. The newest medical drama to join the primetime party takes place in the war zone of Southern Afghanistan. “Combat Hospital” is modeled after the NATO Role 3 Hospital with a set that is a “meticulous re-creation of a portion of the hospital compound,” according to ABC. Now, as for the cast? We’re assuming they took some liberties there. Series premiere, 10 p.m., ABC

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truthful about how bad the film “Green Lantern” is. Keep telling like it is and helping save the consumers money.

By having resigned, Anthony Wiener will perhaps find redemption with the public. But for now, he must go home to mend the fences with his family. He should also seek counseling because there is an underlying issue that is darker and more complicated than the public can imagine.

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Aguilera’s chunky salary RE: ‘WHY DOES CHRISTINA GET PAID MORE?’

I can’t believe Christina Aguilera gets paid so much. Like you mentioned, the other artists are just as, if not more, talented because they produce their own music as well as sing and play an instrument. Maybe the extra money is to pay for her recent slew of court fees. Either that or they charge her for food because the girl has put on some weight! They should pay for some Jenny Craig or a few psych evals.

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of my 25th birthday in 1990. I now see clearly what was calling me.

Cancer June 21-July 22. If you’re too easily influenced, spending time with people who don’t know how to laugh at themselves could have depressing effect on your attitude as well. Leo July 23-Aug. 22. Tend to critical matters or jobs that need doing as early as possible before moving onto anything else. The later it gets, the fewer chances you’ll have of contacting necessary parties. Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. A discussion might be in order concerning something you either loaned or borrowed from a friend. Resolve the situation amicably. Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. If you act contrary from what others have learned to expect from you, misunderstandings could easily occur. In order to stay in character, be extra mindful of your behavior. Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. More than one friend will be disappointed if you appear hopeful of getting more than you’re willing to give. Examine your motives. Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Group contributions could create complications if certain people think they don’t need to make the same effort as the others.

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An open letter to New York City’s Mayor Bloomberg: Thank you for your support of same-sex marriages. Since I was a boy, something always pulled at me to one day move to New York. I could never really explain the reason I needed to leave my home state, Louisiana. I made it to NYC just shy

I found it interesting that neither Bruce Walsh nor Kevin Lynch mentioned jobs in the actuarial field. Actuarial jobs are one of the mainstays of the insurance industry and have been consistently listed among top U.S. jobs. Perhaps they don’t believe the average reader has the mathematical prowess to pursue this career, or they believe a median salary of $84,810 (source: BLS) isn’t something students are interested in.

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Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. When discussing a subject of great importance, don’t allow your attention to wander. A misunderstanding could easily manifest. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. If you can choose, try to engage in work that requires muscle power rather than mental concentration. This isn’t likely to be one of your better days for sharp thinking. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. Not everything will run as smoothly as you envision, but unless it’s vital, don’t make a big deal out of it. You could start blaming others who have tried to do their best. Aries March 21-April 19. The intentions of both friends and family are likely to be noble, but kin won’t always be able to do what they promised — and you shouldn’t expect it. It might be the time to look to your own house for aid. Taurus April 20-May 20. Those you recruit to help you might make more work. If you want things done properly, sometimes it’s better to do the job yourself. Gemini May 21-June 20. Unless you treat others the way you want to be treated, trying to profit at their expense would lead to losses instead of gains. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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ith the soggy 2010 Ryder Cup burned into the memory banks, it seemed wise to stock up on rain gear and pack for a week of golf as if it would be played in the shower. But, nursing a sunburn on the way home, one of my misconceptions about the southwestern nation of the UK had been put to rest: It’s not always rainy in Wales. The truth is that during the ill-fated weather week when Celtic Manor Resort was on center stage, more rain fell in one hour than

the monthly average. Yes, it can be rainy, but no, it’s not a guarantee. Then there’s the golf. Whereas Scotland and Ireland may come first to mind, overlook Wales at your own peril. With Celtic Manor’s three superb 18hole championship courses — highlighted by the Twenty Ten Course, the first ever built specifically to host a Ryder Cup — the five-star resort has geography on its side. Just two hours from London Heathrow, Celtic Manor is a prime home base for exploring Wales.

Nightlife Cardiff is the spot to explore if looking for a night out. The first option is Cardiff Bay, an entertainment zone with several blocks of restaurants and bars, as well as the impressive Wales Millennium Centre. For a more rugged evening “on the drink,” the bars in Cardiff City are the proper choice.

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Great golf of many styles Accessible by car from Celtic Manor is Royal Porthcawl, one of the finest links-style golf courses in the world. Established in its current location a century ago, the private club is now offering visitors a taste of the classic, rustic and authentic links golf experience. The golf itself is unlike anything found in the

U.S., with the holes routed through the sandy soil that lies next to the ocean. Royal Porthcawl is ranked among the 100 greatest courses in the world and tests a player’s creativity thanks to strong winds and fast, firm conditions. On the opposite end of the design spectrum, but similarly spectacular, is Celtic Manor’s Twenty Ten Course. Built in the valley of the resort’s sprawling, hillside property, the Ryder Cup venue is modern, memorable

and meticulously manicured. Because it was constructed for the USA vs. Europe competition, Twenty Ten’s full of risk-reward holes that leave a lasting impression. Twenty Ten is the gem, but Celtic Manor’s other two courses — Roman Road and Montgomery — are demanding tracks that take advantage of the property’s severe elevation changes. RON VARRIAL

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On the menu The Welsh don’t mess around at breakfast, as a typical start to the day includes eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, tomatoes, baked beans and a truly local item called black pudding. This patty of pork fat and pig’s blood tastes like a dry, peppery sausage — a real treat if you look past the ingredients. One tip at the pub: Give Brains beer a try. The Welsh brewery offers several styles, such as Smooth and Dark.

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mold more than past pretenders. He’s more likable than Vijay. Already more successful than Sergio. And more resilient than Phil. After all, McIlroy capitalized on the first major chance he got after that meltdown at the Masters earlier this year. Mickelson is still haunted by the driver debacle on the 72nd hole of the 2006 U.S. Open, a major he still hasn’t won. “It would be great to be able to get in contention one day ... and go down the stretch with him,” McIlroy said of competing with a healthy Tiger. “I’ve never really had that experience before.” His competitors think he’ll finally get the chance. “Nothing this kid does ever surprises me,” 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell said of McIlroy. “He’s the best player I’ve ever seen.” A healthy return from Tiger could set up the best rivalry any of us have seen. SEAN QUINN

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was starting a family. So I was like, ‘I’m at peace with retirement.’ But I loved to pitch when I was kid. Let’s give it a shot.” Good thing he did. He went 5-0 with a 1.23 ERA with 53 strikeouts and just five walks in 51 1/3 innings before opting out of his Triple-A deal with the Phillies earlier this month. That’s when the Yankees picked him up and may now find a permanent role for him. “Maybe [I’ll] stick around and help the Yankees,” Gordon said. “It sounds crazy saying that.”

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fortable swinging a bat than throwing a pitch for most of his playing career. Gordon hit 118 home runs in a 15-year stretch in the minors in such exotic places as South Bend, Ind., Lancaster, Calif. and Round Rock, Texas. It was his arm, though, that eventually earned him his big-league break with the Yankees. Gordon gave up two earned runs on seven in 5 1/3 innings last week against Texas. “After 10 years of trying it with no big-league time and bouncing around from organization to organization, it just didn’t seem too promising,” Gordon said. “I

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The next stop in Brian Gordon’s dream season is a major league batter’s box in Cincinnati. That 32-year-old converted outfielder already made his big-league debut on the mound. Now he’ll take his chances at the dish tonight when the Yankees face the Reds. “You spend 10 years grinding it out, and then you decide to pitch, and now you get your first major league at-bat,” Gordon said. “I guess that’s the way I like to operate.” The journeyman has operated successfully at the plate in the minors. After all, he’s been more com-

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games left to play. It’s a little early.” It’s more than a little impressive for the Mets to even be in the NL playoff pack despite the losses of Johan Santana, David Wright and Ike Davis. It is a testament to a team that appears to have a grind-itout mentality along with an aggressiveness on the base paths that has seen them steal a major-league best 22 bags this month. Still, it would certainly help the Mets cause if Jason Bay joined in on the fun. The high-priced left fielder is only hitting .222 with two home runs and

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