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Mother charged in child’s death Police think a Long Island woman killed her disabled 8-year-old daughter over the weekend. Veronica Cirella, 30, was arrested for the death of Julie Cirella, who had cerebral palsy and was found dead Saturday in their Plainview home.
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History made across New York History was made in New York City yesterday: 484 couples wed across the five boroughs as same-sex nuptials officially became legal for the first time in the state. By 9 a.m., over 250 people were lined up outside the Manhattan City Clerk’s Office. Across the East River, the first gay couple to be married at Brooklyn
“It’s a very affirming day. We’re seen as equals. We’re hoping the federal government will come on board.” MINONDO, HOLDING UP A ‘NO. 1’ CARD
Borough Hall was Stacey Minondo and Barbara Tremblay, downtown Brooklyn residents and partners of eight years. The two women became emotional as they recited their vows and Judge Bernard Graham told Tremblay to take her time as she stopped to wipe away tears. The sense of jubilation was not limited to same-
sex couples. Cobble Hill resident Steve Landis brought his twin threeyear-old girls, Emily and Sophie, to Brooklyn Borough Hall to volunteer as flower girls for any couple who wanted them. Flatbush couple Rachel, 34, and Lailah Pepe, 30, already had their ceremony on May 28, but made it legal yesterday at Brooklyn
Borough Hall. “We thought we were going to have to go to Connecticut,” said Lailah. “When the judge was doing the ceremony, I was tearing up. You don’t know what it means until you have that legal recognition, to say you’re equal.” ALISON BOWEN and LAUREN COLCHAMIRO
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The chapel crowd cheers as Phyllis Siegel, 76, right, kisses her new wife, Connie Kopelov, 84, after exchanging vows at the Manhattan City Clerk’s office. City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, back left, was on hand for the historic nuptials.
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Out of the all marriages performed in the city yesterday, the wedding of Connie Kopelov, 84, and Phyllis Siegel, 76, may stand out as the most memorable. The two elderly women — who have been together for 23 years — were one of the first three gay couples in New York City to wed. Their ceremony was performed in the East Chapel of City Hall at 8:45 a.m. Kopelov arrived in a wheelchair and stood with the assistance of a walker. As the service began,
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Siegel wrapped her hand in her partner’s, both grasping the walker. When City Clerk Michael McSweeney, who presided over the wedding, announced the pair married, a cheer went up in the chapel. City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who is a lesbian, along with her partner, Kim Cat-
Newsweek how StraussKahn made her perform oral sex and told her, “You’re beautiful.” “Because of him, they call me a prostitute,” she told Newsweek. “I want him to go to jail. I want him to know there are some places you cannot use your power, you cannot use your money.” Interviews with the maid will also appear on “Good Morning America” today. METRO/CB
ulo, and state Sen. Tom Duane, also gay, all attended and were visibly crying. Duane wiped away his tears with a white cloth. In an interview right after the ceremony, Siegel expressed the enormity of her emotion. “I am breathless,” she said. “I almost couldn’t breathe. I’m happy. It’s what I wanted to do. It’s mind-boggling. The fact that’s it’s happening to us — that we are finally legal and can do this like everyone else.” METRO/POOL
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Westboro Baptist Church protested yesterday outside both Manhattan and Brooklyn city clerks’ offices as gay marriages were being performed inside. A coalition of clergy members and others rallied in front of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office in Midtown to let him know they are against the marriage equality bill he signed into law. METRO/CB
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Members of Anonymous talk to Metro Meet the hacktivist group’s non-hackers Stage protests instead They’re known as Anonymous, but they’re certainly not unanimous. The decentralized Web network — considered either transparency watchdogs or tech terrorists, depending on your perspective — has made headlines recently over members’ alleged hacks of major corporations. Last week, an FBI raid resulted in the arrests of 14 people connected to the “hacktivist” movement, including residents of Brooklyn and Long Island. Anonymous and its loosely affiliated groups have taken credit for infiltrating corporate websites like Monsanto and Sony, and the Arizona Department of Public Safety. But not all Anonymous members believe in hack-
‘Puny perv’ strikes again UPPER EAST SIDE. The alleged “puny perv” who police say has been targeting women and sexually assaulting them this summer on the Upper East Side is responsible for two more attacks,
Protest power In 2009, NYCAnon slathered up a semi-naked man in Vaseline, covered him in pubic hair and had him charge into Church of Scientology headquarters in Times Square. In 2010, the group again protested outside the church — but finely dressed and shouting slogans in old English.
ing, members of NYCAnon, a New York City chapter, told Metro. “Hacking doesn’t accomplish anything,” said Mike Vitale, 26, a network administrator from Flushing. “It doesn’t send a message; it just gets more people arrested in the name of Anonymous.”
police announced over the weekend. On Saturday, July 16, the man — who stands at 4-foot-11 — allegedly followed a 29-year-old woman into her building and grabbed her, said police. The suspect is currently thought to be responsible for nine attacks on women. METRO/CB
Rather than targeting NATO or MasterCard like some Anonymous members, NYCAnon attempts to call attention to organizations that they say are abusive. Using Anonymous’ Internet forums, they organized “raids” — or protests — against the Church of Scientology, Sept. 11 conspiracy theorists and the Westboro Baptist Church. They depend on the Internet to organize their protests, but they don’t hack, they say. “The hackers won’t agree with our view of Anonymous and we don’t agree with theirs,” said “Ven,” 21, a student from Brooklyn. EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us
One dead in fire UPPER EAST SIDE. An elderly
man was killed and his wife injured when their Park Avenue apartment caught fire early Saturday morning. Firefighters responded to the call at 5 a.m. Saturday at 815 Park Avenue, near East 74th Street. Howard Bogard, 83, died of smoke inhalation, police said. METRO/CB
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‘Stressful days’ as debt talks drag on White House assures there will be a deal in time, but there’s no sign of it Global markets watching closely Two parties are still deadlocked
Gas prices jump by 8.5 cents NEW YORK. The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States rose for the first time since early May following an increase in the price of crude oil, according to the latest nationwide Lundberg survey released yesterday. The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline was slightly more than $3.70 on July 22, an increase of 8.58 cents in the past two weeks, according to the survey of some 2,500 gas stations in the continental United States.
White House officials and Republican leaders scrambled yesterday to reassure global markets the United States would avert a debt default, but the two sides gave no sign they were moving closer to a deal. White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley warned that there would be a “few stressful days” ahead for financial markets, with the
deadline to lift the $14.3 trillion U.S. borrowing limit — now only nine days away. Daley, appearing on the CBS television program “Face the Nation,” quickly added: “In the end, there’s no question in my mind the government of America will not default.” But the path forward toward a deal was murky.
What’s the big deal? Rating agencies say they will cut America’s Triple-A credit rating if the U.S. fails to meet debt payments, likely triggering global market turmoil. Even if a default is avoided, the credit rating will be under pressure if long-term deficit reduction is not addressed.
With Asian markets set to open in a few hours, Democrats and Republicans traded blame for the inability to strike an agreement. The two sides are deadlocked over Republicans demands for a shortterm debt-limit increase that would force President Barack Obama to request further borrowing authority in early 2012. REUTERS
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Three rail officials fired after crash WENZHOU, CHINA. China sacked three senior railway officials yesterday after a collision between two high-speed trains killed at least 35 people and raised new questions about the safety of the fast-growing rail network. A bullet train Saturday night hit another express which lost power following a lightning strike, state media said, in the country’s deadliest rail disaster since 2008. The power failure knocked out an electronic safety system designed to alert trains about stalled locomotives on the line. REUTERS
Friends and loved ones gather at the Oslo cathedral to mourn 93 victims killed in twin terror attacks.
Norway mourns terror victims Norway mourned yesterday 93 people killed in a shooting spree and car bombing by a Norwegian who saw his attacks as “atrocious, but necessary” to defeat liberal immigration policies and the spread of Islam. In his first comment via a lawyer since his arrest, Anders Behring Breivik, 32, said he wanted to ex-
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people in Oslo’s government district a few hours earlier. However: “He feels that what he has done does not deserve punishment,” Lippestad told NRK public television. “What he has said is that he wants a change in society, and in his understanding, in his head, there must be a revolution.” REUTERS
GOP ‘nutters’ Right-wing “nutters” in the U.S. Congress holding up a deal are a greater risk to the global financial system than problems in the euro zone, a British minister said yesterday. Business Secretary Vince Cable said “irresponsible” people who had been gleefully anticipating the collapse of the euro currency had been confounded after European leaders agreed to a second rescue package for debt-stricken Greece last week.
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Scientists claim new vaccine against heroin U.S. scientists claim in a report due out at the end of the month that they have developed a potential new weapon in the war on drugs: a heroin vaccine. Researchers at California’s Scripps Research Institute say that their vaccine, which has been tested on rats, produces antibodies that stop heroin from reaching the brain to release its euphoric effects. With 25 years of experience with such vaccines, the study’s lead author Kim Janda said the immunizing effect of this new drug is the best he’s ever encountered. “I haven’t seen such a strong immune response as I have with what we term a dynamic anti-heroin vaccine,” Janda said. “The hope is that such a protective vaccine will be an effective therapeutic option for those trying to break their addiction to heroin.” METRO
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Prof ‘was punished for investigating’ student plagiarism A New York University professor alleges he was penalized for highlighting the level of plagiarism in his classes. In a blog posted last week, Panagiotis Ipeirotis, who teaches at NYU’s Stern School of Business, said he would “never pursue cheating” by his students again, claiming his vigilance had been punished by a lower-thanaverage annual evaluation and salary increase. His blog, which has been withdrawn, recorded how he began using plagiarismdetection software, Turnitin. By semester’s end, he said, 22 out of 108 students had admitted cheating. He said the exercise was
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Drinking up with the Kardashians At the very real risk of giving them an idea for another reality show, we can all agree that — if not much else — the Kardashian girls throw an amazing bachelorette party. Khloe and Kourtney were on hand in Vegas Saturday night for Kim’s bash (she’s set to marry Kris Humphries on Aug. 20), and judging by the many, many photos that have surfaced, all their hard work drinking in front of cameras over the past few years has paid off. Looking alarmingly busi-
ness-as-usual in a tiara and pink sash, Kim crashed the boys’ party next door before returning to Tao for more suggestively shaped straws and mini male strippers. “My sisters are doing everything they can to embarrass me,” she told the crowd. Yes, well, that’s kind of the point, Kim. Now, why they have to embarrass substitute gossip columnists with precious little to write about after a weekend when seemingly no one left the air conditioning, we have no idea.
Another ‘Sunny’ baby on the way “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” stars Charlie Day and Mary Elizabeth Ellis are expecting a baby.
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Blake and Leo still on Although there were rumors earlier this weekend that Leonardo DiCaprio and Blake Lively had split up, the pair are still very much together, sources tell Us Weekly. “They seemed very much in love,” says a source who spotted them shopping for sunglasses in Santa Barbara, Calif. But the couple only got about 10 minutes of browsing in
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“We’ve got a kid due in December,” Day tells People magazine. “We’re five months along, and she’s feeling great. We’re excited.” First Sweet Dee and Mac, now Charlie and The Waitress? As weird as
Shriver have come together after their younger son, Christopher, was involved in a harrowing surfing accident, according to TMZ. “A few days ago, our son Christopher suffered an accident at the beach,” Schwarzenegger and Shriver say in a statement. “While it has been a very scary week, Christopher is surrounded by his family and friends. He is a brave boy and is expected to make a full recovery.” Christopher reportedly incurred several broken bones and a collapsed lung and spent several days in the ICU.
it is to remember that these people are, in reality, happily married professionals, we wish them luck! (And sincerely hope that it doesn’t prohibit them from portraying our favorite glue-sniffing sociopaths on the clock.)
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Rhys Ifans speaks at “The Amazing Spider-Man” panel during Comic-Con 2011 on Friday.
Welsh actor Rhys Ifans was arrested for battery at San Diego Comic-Con after an altercation with a security guard, according to TMZ. Ifans, who was trying to re-enter the San Diego Convention Center for a panel promoting his upcoming “The Amazing Spider-Man,” was stopped by a female security guard. The actor then became “abusive, belligerent and aggressive” and shoved the guard, who made a citizen’s arrest and called the police.
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ritish soul singer Amy Winehouse died in her London apartment on Saturday of yet-unexplained causes, according to British police. The singer, whose battle with substance abuse was well documented, perhaps best by her own song, “Rehab,” was 27 years old. The news, like the sudden death of any young person, came as a shock — and not as a shock. She had been working on staging a comeback, but recent concert performances had been lackluster, with the singer frequently appearing too intoxicated to complete the songs that she had written that earned her five Grammys in 2008. Anyone who saw the YouTube footage of a June concert in Belgrade knew she was ill — she canceled her European tour directly after. Before Saturday, that clip was a funny train wreck. Now it looks like a cry for help.
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Sept. 14, 1983 Amy Jade Winehouse is born in Southgate, London, to jazz-loving, Jewish parents. 1993 She forms the rap group Sweet ’n’ Sour at age 10. 1993 through her teens Winehouse goes to school, including the Sylvia Young Theatre School, which has an emphasis on performing arts. She claims she was expelled at 14, although Young disagrees and has called her “one of the greatest” despite being “disruptive in class.” 1) 2002 Winehouse’s boyfriend, singer Tyler James, sends in her demo tape. She signs with Simon Fuller, music producer and “American Idol” creator. 2) 2003 Her major label debut, “Frank,” is a critical darling, nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize, and it becomes a hit in the U.K. — though it never fully crosses over in America. 3) 2006 “Back to Black,” her old-school R&B collaboration with music producer Mark Ronson, features hits “You Know I’m No Good” and “Rehab.” This — along with her beehive hairdo — makes her an international megastar. Metro photographer Nathan Fried-Lipski captures her on the streets of Boston on the day of her show on this landmark tour. 4) 2008 With five awards, she wins the most Grammys ever by a female British act, nabbing awards for Best New Artist, Record of the Year and Song of the Year. She is seen here hugging her mother, Janis Winehouse, after receiving the Record of the Year award. 5) 2008 and on It’s all a blur. Despite cutting some tracks and scattered live appearances, Winehouse is more frequently seen stumbling out of nightclubs or off a stage. This photo is from her last show ever at Kalemegdan Park on June 18 in Belgrade, Serbia. 6) July 23, 2011 Winehouse is pronounced dead by British police. With an autopsy scheduled for today, the cause of death is currently unknown, although an overdose is suspected. Here, a fan lights vigil candles outside her home in London. 1) RICK SMEE/REDGERNS/GETTY IMAGES 2) IAN DICKSON/REDFERNS/GETTY IMAGES 3) NATHAN FRIED-LIPSKI/METRO 4) PETER MACDIARMID/GETTY IMAGES 5) SRDJAN STEVANOVIC/WIREIMAGE/GETTY IMAGES 6) SYLVIA LINARES/GETTY IMAGES
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Johnson is often cited not only as a founding father of the blues, but also as a founder of rock ’n’ roll, influencing classic rock gods such as Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton. On a more morbid level, he also pretty much founded the Forever 27 Club. As he sang in “Hellhound on My Trail,” while alive he had a premonition he wouldn’t be for long.
This lefthanded guitarist was so prolific that in 1967 alone he released two landmark albums. He is credited with revolutionizing the way electric guitar is played; within the four albums he released while living, he showed so much innovation that we are only left to speculate how different music would be today had he not died at such a young age.
Known for partying as much as her bluesy howl, Joplin came to fame singing for Big Brother and the Holding Company. Her final solo album, “Pearl,” is stylistically more sophisticated, and is regarded by many to be her masterpiece.
The Doors singer trafficked heavily in prophecies of his own death, from his lyrical imagery of breaking on through to the other side to his chants of “no one gets out of here alive!” on the song, “Five to One.”
The Nirvana singer’s brash approach to music reinvigorated rock ’n’ roll in the ’90s. Like many in the Forever 27 Club, his image can still be seen on dorm room posters and Tshirts everywhere. He sang on his band’s last album, “look on the bright side, suicide.”
Cause of death: Poisoned Recorded for: Two years Posthumous output: The 1990 Columbia box set “The Complete Recordings” includes 41 tracks.
Cause of death: Choking on his own vomit after mixing wine and sleeping pills Recorded for: Four years Posthumous output: Various unheard recordings have surfaced over the years, but most collections feature alternate takes of his popular songs.
Cause of death: Overdose Recorded for: Four years Posthumous output: “Pearl,” was released four months after her death. VISIT US ONLINE FOR MORE PROFILES OF MEMBERS OF THE FOREVER 27 CLUB. WWW.METRO.US/MUSIC
Cause of death: Sources conflict over whether he suffered heart failure in his bathtub or died of a heroin overdose in a nightclub and was brought back to his Paris apartment and placed in the tub. Recorded for: Five years Posthumous output: A handful of Morrison’s spoken word albums have emerged, most notably “An American Prayer” in 1978. At one point he says cryptically, “Did you have a good world when you died?”
Cause of death: Selfinflicted gunshot wound Recorded for: Five years Posthumous output: Nirvana’s landmark “MTV Unplugged in New York” came out seven months after Cobain’s death. Live discs and demos have materialized over the years. PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES
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Just don’t call it a rom-com Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis want people talking about their new movie, “Friends with Benefits.” Just don’t call it a rom-com. “We always thought of it more as comedy than a romantic comedy,” says Kunis. “If anything, it was a buddy comedy with a little romance in it. Because you care about the characters and you watch the characters fall in love, but it’s not your stereotypical
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Have we seen this before? Though the premise of “Friends With Benefits” sounds similar to the plot of Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher’s “No Strings Attached,” Kunis says she doesn’t care: “There’s only so
many original stories to be told in the world.” Timberlake insists the two films are different. “While I think that’s a great movie, I don’t think our movie is anything like it,” he says. “But sometimes you’re subject to the bulls— that [journalists] put us through.” Yowch.
he says, though he admits having Kunis along for the ride was a huge help. “That was a little bit of a comfort, knowing that you were going to be sharing the whole movie with a counterpart,” he adds. “There’s never a moment in this movie where it’s just one of us out there by ourselves.” NED EHRBAR METRO WORLD NEWS IN LOS ANGELES
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MTV2 must-see The 2011-2012 Lingerie Football League season kicks off with the LFL’s hottest and hardest-hitting stars clashing in the 2011 All-Fantasy game. This is no powder-puff league, this is full-contact tackle football played by some of America's most beautiful and athletic women. Catch the 7-on-7 action live, Saturday at 9 p.m., only on MTV2.
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“I was praying that nobody booed at the clip,” the Oscarwinning director said afterward. “We haven’t had any test screening. So to show scenes, six to seven minutes of the movie — my heart was beating, definitely.”
The movies The biggest comic-book film hitting Comic-Con this year, “The Amazing SpiderMan,” had some highs and lows during its Friday session. On the plus side, series star Andrew Garfield endeared himself to fans with an earnest speech about how Spider-Man saved his life. “In every comic I read, he was living out my — and every skinny boy’s — fantasy of being stronger, of being free of the body I was born into,” said Garfield, who entered the panel posing as an audience member dressed in a cheap SpiderMan costume. On the minus side, Garfield’s onscreen nemesis, Rhys Ifans, was arrested for battery after getting into an argument with a security guard. Some other big names struck out with their appearances: Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson showed off more of their upcoming
“The Amazing Spider-Man” star Andrew Garfield dressed the part at Comic-Con.
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but as dazzling as the computer animation looked, talk mostly centered on how the face of their hero just wasn’t right. The TV series The biggest winner in the TV world was clearly HBO’s epic “Game of Thrones,” making its inaugural appearance at Comic-Con. Much like with last year’s “The
Panel and a show “Community” star Donald Glover offered ComicCon attendees an extra treat with a show at the House of Blues Friday
Walking Dead,” organizers didn’t anticipate exactly how popular the panel would be, with an estimated 7,000 people turning up for the 4,500-capacity space. Panels for “True Blood” and Sarah Michelle Gellar’s new series, “Ringer,” also drew big crowds.
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‘Captain America’ tops ‘Potter’ at box office Superhero movie “Captain America: The First Avenger” triumphed over the U.S. and Canadian box offices with $65.8 million in weekend ticket sales, according to studio estimates released yesterday. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” finished second with $48.1 million as its domestic sales fell sharply from the film’s record-breaking opening last weekend. Romantic comedy “Friends with Benefits” held the No. 3 spot on box-office charts
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with $18.5 million. “Captain America” was released by Paramount Pictures, a unit of Viacom Inc. Warner Bros., a unit of
Time Warner Inc, distributed “Deathly Hallows: Part 2.” “Friends with Benefits” is from Screen Gems, a unit of Sony Corp. REUTERS
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their weaknesses,” says Sutton. “It’s good to start with the assumption that he’s not aware of how he’s coming across. Ask yourself if you can have a conversation to talk about the problems. But it depends on the nature of the horribleness.” Detach In the process of improving your long-term situation, form day-to-day strategies. “Learn the fine art of emotional detachment,” says Sutton. “Passion and commitment is fabulous, but if you want to get home in one piece, sometimes going through the motions is the most effective way.” Form a team “If you’re going to fight back against a bully boss, form a posse. You’re in a better position to get results or at least not get
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about what you want out of your career long-term, then you need to make strategic moves toward that,” she adds. If you do accept and discover the new role isn’t what you hoped it would be, it’s unlikely you can gracefully demote yourself. “It’s often easier to get a promotion than it is to
move back if you don’t like it,” Shapiro warns. “Companies like to see forward motion. You tell the company you want to go back down, they won’t allow it. You try to go to another company and get the position you had before — but you’ve got this loftier title. They’re going to imagine something is wrong.” So what’s an employee to do when they’re tempted with a fancy new business card? Take a step back. “These things sometimes aren’t as good as they look,” says Shapiro, who recommends hiring a consultant to help evaluate the move. “Look at it objectively, and make sure the position is set up for success.” DREW HINSHAW letters@metro.us
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Think up Wall art can either add or subtract from that oppressive, cramped feeling of a tiny living space. Hang the art a little higher than you might normally, and go for a few big and splashy pieces to grab focus. Remember: Details really come to life in a small space. “Go big! Large frames are going to create more impact and break up the wall space,” says Jessica Geller, founder of ID810 Design Group.
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Left, right and stuck in the middle Look up “ineptness” in the dictionary and you’ll see a photo of President Obama, Speaker of the House John Boehner and both houses of Congress next to each word. To get things done, we need the likeness of the greatest arm-twister of them all, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Well, we’ve seen enough; we’re convinced. These Tea Party people and the Republicans have no intention of creating jobs. They’re doing everything else in the world but creating jobs. Now we know who to target in the next election. The Tea Party is over! M.E. GOODWIN, VIA E-MAIL The Republicans are fighting very hard to keep their wealthy constituents from paying additional taxes. Whereas the middle and
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Some protest is welcome It is no surprise that the Westboro Baptist Church will be protesting gay weddings on the first day of marriage equality in New York. Frankly, same-sex marriage is the kind of activity that should rile up small-minded, sanctimonious and bigoted people. That is how we know that justice has prevailed.
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15 x 25 = 42 For the 15th straight season Mariano Rivera saves his 25th game He extends his own record Teammates marvel at durability, consistency For 15 years, Mariano Rivera has been the closer for the Yankees. And, for 15 years, Rivera has saved at least 25 games. Those numbers may not be as impressive as if — or when — he passes Trevor Hoffman for first all-time, but it speaks to unrivaled consistency. “It’s just how consistent he is, his longevity,” manager Joe Girardi marveled. “To think of anyone
being a closer for 15 years is somewhat mind-boggling. You just don’t see it happen very often and to be real effective for 15 years is another story.” Perhaps more impressive is that Rivera reached it on a day when he loaded the bases during the ninth inning of yesterday’s 7-5 victory over the Athletics. Rivera was modest in his thoughts on the mark.
“You look at the guy and he’s unbelievable. That’s really an impressive streak up there. The guy is good. He just gets the job done.” DAVID ROBERTSON, WHO WAS 12 YEARS OLD WHEN RIVERA’S STREAK BEGAN
Can anyone save the PGA Tour? There will never be another Tiger Woods. With all apologies to recent Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy, that’s the way it is. Just ask 15-year PGA Tour veteran Stewart Cink. “Guys like Tiger Woods come around, well, once,” Cink told Metro. “I saw [Jack] Nicklaus. I saw [Nick] Faldo. Nothing comes close to the way Tiger Woods played at his
peak. To be honest, he’s probably the most electrifying player to ever play the game.” Woods hasn’t played a competitive round since May, and many doubt he’ll ever regain his form. In Woods’ absence, the game has grown boring. There have been only four repeat winners in 2011, and none of those included a major. So, what is wrong with golf these days?
“Tiger is definitely a huge piece of the puzzle,” Cink said. “It doesn’t matter if Rory McIlory or Phil Mickelson turn it up a notch. The game probably needs him because it’s exciting when Tiger Woods is playing great.” American golf has also come to a screeching halt recently. The last three major winners have all been foreigners. MIKE GREGER
He paused before contemplating the best way for him to express himself. “Twenty-five, it’s good,” Rivera said. “I just want to win games. I don’t pay attention to stuff like that, but it’s good.” If Rivera was modest in his reaction to becoming the first and likely only man to reach 25 saves in 15 straight seasons, some of his teammates weren’t, especially David Robert-
Most of Rivera’s seasons have been spectacular, but we look at his top 4 regular seasons:
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son, whose mess Rivera was called upon to clean up with two outs in the eighth inning. Robertson, an All-Star this year, was 12 years old when Rivera began closing games and could not help but be amazed at his teammate’s consistency and durability.
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Good day OK, so his Mets tenure didn’t go so well, but Roberto Alomar still should have been a first ballot Hall of Famer. His time came yesterday when the second baseman was inducted into Cooperstown. He was joined by Twins pitcher Bert Blyleven.
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Bad day The Seattle Mariners ran their streak to 15 straight losses yesterday. They lost 12-8 to Boston, which had 17 hits in the game. Fifteen set the franchise record for most consecutive losses and is the longest in MLB since the Royals lost 19 straight in 2005. Cink doesn’t believe another Tiger Woods will ever come.
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layers are not just being locked out from the chance to play football, but are also being locked up at an alarming rate. The arrest of Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson last weekend is just the latest in an offseason that could become known as “Players Gone Wild.” Since the end of the Super Bowl, the first two months after the season saw a significant jump in player arrests with 13 players locked up during that eight-week span, compared to seven arrests during the same stretch last year. A big part of the incarceration problem is that without the structure of the NFL offseason, many players are without a regimen that keeps their days ordered and with purpose. In a typical NFL offseason, players will have roughly a month off after the Super Bowl to recuperate before they then begin offseason workout programs at the team facilities. Whole teams will convene, usually in late May, for organized team activities, which garner nearly 100 percent participation. Several weeks of OTAs, typically held twice weekly, feed into minicamp in midJune. Minicamp, which lasts for three days, is the
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Dustin Keller told Metro. “If you decide to stay out late and you miss your morning workout, you can just call your trainer and reschedule for 2 p.m. and there’s no consequences. If there isn’t a lockout, you can’t do that with the team.” The recent string of arrests includes the squeaky clean Hines Ward, “I’m not the kind of guy who gets in trouble personally. Going out at night hasn’t gotten me here — but workouts and taking care of myself and being smart with my body and time has,” linebacker Bart Scott said. “[Head coach] Rex Ryan and [general manager Mike] Tannenbaum did a good job bringing in high character guys here who don’t need to be told that they need to make smart choices.” Arizona Cardinals safety Kerry Rhodes said the coaching staff spoke with the team after they cleared out their lockers at the end of the season. “I am in bed around 9 o’clock most nights,” Rhodes said. “My wife gives me a curfew — I’m allowed out two nights a week,” Scott said with a straight face. “She doesn’t want me just running around out there.” KRISTIAN DYER sports@metro.us
from all 32 teams. That vote is considered a formality as the NFLPA would not hold it if it thought it would not pass. After passing today, players could begin reporting to camps and vote to re-certify as a union by Wednesday. That would allow teams to begin negotiating with their own unrestricted free agents. Free agency would then begin on Saturday, when all players — and 2011 draft picks — would be eligible to sign. The free agency period will likely be chaotic as teams will have just a couple days to make all of their signings, with camps opening immediately and then preseason games getting under way the second week in August. METRO
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ly repaired left shoulder. The Mets’ No. 1 starter has missed the entire season after undergoing a procedure to repair a torn anterior capsule in his throwing arm last September. Santana began throwing on flat ground a couple months ago and moved to the bullpen mound two weeks ago. There’s still no timetable for when he could return to the big club. METRO
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