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WTC building rises above One World Trade Center is already the tallest building in Lower Manhattan – even though it’s still under construction. The building, rising from the unsightly construction pit of Ground Zero and nicknamed the “Freedom Tower,” is now 76 stories. Once completed it will soar to 106 floors. METRO/AB

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Aretha performs surfside for free CONEY ISLAND. Tonight’s

your chance — the Queen of Soul is giving a free concert at Coney Island. Aretha Franklin will be part of the Seaside Summer Concert Series tonight. The event, “An

Evening with Aretha Franklin,” begins at 7:30 at West 21st Street and Surf Avenue, next to the Brooklyn Cyclones. Shows are free, and listeners can rent a chair for $5.

Teen tapped for HuffPost NEW YORK. A 17-year-old is joining the Huffington Post, hired yesterday for a publication targeting and produced by high schoolers. Myles Miller worked for the International Business Times and also wrote for Examiner.com as a City Hall correspondent.

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Website connects starving students, aka ‘sugar babies,’ with wealthy ‘patrons’ NYU has highest number of registered members, creator says New York University has the sweetest coeds of them all. Nearly 500 students have signed up to be “sugar babies” on the dating site SeekingArrangement.com, claims site creator Brandon Wade. The site matches wealthy “daddies” with cash-strapped undergrads. “NYU is the top school because the students have a high rent on top of tuition,” said Wade. NYU tuition, on top of room, board and book fees, can cost a whopping $58,000 a year, and some coeds are desperate for alternative ways to support themselves in an already pricey New York City, he said. NYU students aren’t alone in seeking “benefactors.” Hundreds of students from top schools like the University of California, Berkeley, University of Michigan, and even Harvard University use the site, looking for sugar daddies or sugar mommas, according to Wade. He said he determines the number of college students based on those who join with .edu email addresses. “When a sugar baby goes to a good school, she tends to boast,” he said. “I love New York and I’ll do whatever it takes to make it here,” advertised one NYU sugar baby.

Eyed for a different game NEW YORK. Alex Rodriguez might be in hot water over his poker play. MLB Commissioner Bud Selig told him he must meet with investigators who are looking into illegal poker games where he was allegedly a player. Reports accused Rodriguez of being at illegal poker games that also reportedly drew the likes of actors Tobey Maguire and Leonardo DiCaprio. METRO/AB

Those joining SeekingArrangement.com have four options for their proﬁle.

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“I’m 23, graduated from NYU last year and have been (literally) a starving artist ever since.” New York City is the most popular city on the site, with Los Angeles not far behind, said Wade. “It’s a relationship and dating website, there’s no money for sex,” Wade said. “People don’t want to sit across from a dumb blonde who can’t hold a conversation.”

Cough it up Sugar babies can create profiles on Seeking Arrangement free of charge, but a basic sugar daddy membership costs $50 a month and “Diamond Club” daddies pay $2,160 a year to belong to the highest tier of the site.

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land Street station will open five days before Sept. 11, the New York Post reported yesterday. The station suffered damage during the terrorist attacks of 9/11, and has been closed for construction. The northbound platform reopened in 2009, but downtown service will first be available Sept. 6. The R stop is also part of the Fulton Street Transit Center. METRO/AB

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Russian wives, rats star on new NYC reality TV New Yorkers, here are the people representing you on prime-time television this season: Anastasia Kurinnaya, 26, is part of Lifetime’s “Russian Dolls,” a “Jersey Shore”-ish show that follows eight Brighton Beach Russians. The series premiers Thursday, Aug. 11, at 10:30 p.m. It is one of three shows in the works featuring New Yorkers. The second is “Rat Busters NYC,” which

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profiles two exterminators, and the third is “Paint the Town,” following art gallery workers. Promising a “famous, alluring, vibrant and highly protective community,” “Russian Dolls” features shots of tanned, fur-clad women drinking vodka, hanging out in bars and, of course — this being reality TV — even getting into a few hair-pulling brawls. Kurinnaya, who moved to Brooklyn from Ukraine

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when she was 3, was working in a medical office when she read about the show in a newspaper ad and applied. “Not everyone gets a chance to do this,” she told Metro. “I always wanted to be on camera. I always wanted to be a celebrity. I thought, why not?” The beach-based show will portray Brooklynites in all their glory — and Kurinnaya did not rule out a bar fight or two.

“There’s a lot of drama, I’ll just say that,” she said. Equally dramatic will be rat-chasers Jimmy Tallman and Michael Morales, who battle roaches and vermin while cameras capture the action. “It shows the pressure, dealing with pests,” Morales said. “It’s constant: bed bugs, rats, roaches. It just never stops, and it’s indicative of New York.” ALISON BOWEN

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On Bravo network, cameras will follow 20somethings chasing their dream. “Paint the Town,” a tentative title, follows young women — they’ve nicknamed themselves “gallerinas” — working at art galleries in Manhattan. The show is currently in production. In heels on gallery floors by day, and hip clubs by night, the show hopes to portray “a business with so few opportunities to rise up the ranks.” METRO/AB

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A supervisor at a psychiatric facility in Staten Island turned himself in to police yesterday and was charged with strangling a patient to death. Erik Stanley, 37, was working as a developmental aide supervisor at the South Beach Psychiatric Center on Dec. 4. That was the day 27year-old Jawara Henry, an autistic patient at the center, became extremely agitated and began biting other patients and staff there. As Stanley helped other staff try to restrain the

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man, he “caused Henry’s death by using excessive pressure on the patient’s neck and torso,” said Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan. “[Stanley] did not follow protocol nor use proper techniques

while trying to restrain Henry,” said Donovan. Henry’s death was ruled a homicide, and the city Medical Examiner found he died of asphyxia by neck and chest compression. Yesterday’s arrest comes after an eight-month investigation by Donovan’s office. Stanley was charged with criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person. CARLY BALDWIN

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Kathleen LaMattina poses with a porcupine at the Bronx Zoo.

In a day’s work at Bronx Zoo From owl surgery to playing porcupine tag Bronx zookeeper wouldn’t have it any other way By her own admission, Kathleen LaMattina is much more comfortable with a 3-foot-long Indian Crested porcupine in her arms than she is speaking with a reporter. One moment cleaning up emu droppings and the next making baby talk to a Fennec fox running circles around her, LaMattina is tailor-made for the job of acclimating 300 animals to human contact for the Bronx Zoo’s outreach programs in New York. In fact, she often takes them home with her overnight. What did you ﬁrst do when you got into work?

First I checked on all the animals and said ‘hi’ to my zookeepers to make sure everything was OK. Then I played with Buckley, a wallaby that I hand-raised after his mother tried to eat him. Wallabies eat their young?

He was probably just bitten as she was trying to get him out of her pouch. It’s very energy inexpensive to give birth to a kangaroo or wallaby, but to actually raise the baby takes a long time. So if she’s not feeling well, the mother decides to focus on herself. It happens in the wild. So what did you do after you

What’s next? I’m going to work on animal-enrichment activities. We worry about the physical well being of animals, but their psychological well being is just as important. We build sandboxes for our desert foxes and make toys for our parrots. Then I’m going to play with Jerika, a blue and gold macaw who was actually sketched for the movie “Rio.” Then Stickers and I are going to run laps later. She’s an Indian Crested porcupine. We run up and down the hall — she chases us, then we chase her. played with the wallaby?

I had to bring an owl in for a surgical procedure. He has a tumor on his foot. He came here in 1994, the same year that I came, actually. We take care of animals from the cradle to the grave. Are you a vegetarian?

For 31 years. Do you think most people are who work here?

They’re all carnivores! But I don’t preach. I cook meat for my mom. Can you believe it — she actually asked me what emus taste like? BLOOMBERG

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Majority want cross at Ground Zero GROUND ZERO. Nearly threefourths of Americans think the 9/11 cross should be included in the World Trade Center museum, according to a new report released yesterday.

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Rasmussen Reports revealed that 72 percent of Americans say the principle of separation of church and state is not violated by having the 9/11 cross at the memorial. An atheist group is suing to keep the cross out of the memorial, saying its presence violates the Constitution and excludes other religions by forcing Christianity at the site. METRO/AB

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School safety agent arrested BROOKLYN. A school safety agent was arrested Tuesday, after she was caught selling drugs, according to police. Tameeka Daniel, 36, who works at a public school in southern Queens, was arrested at her home in East New York. She allegedly tried to sell ecstasy to an undercover cop, according to reports. METRO/CB

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Budweiser can gets new design ON THE WEB NOW COULD FEAR OF DEBT TURN STUDENTS AWAY FROM APPLYING FOR COLLEGE?

NEW YORK. The King of Beers is seeing red. Anheuser-Busch-InBev is giving the Budweiser can a makeover as it tries to reignite growth in the key U.S. beer market, and the new can will have a lot more red than its predecessor.

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AB InBev, the world’s largest brewer with other beer brands such as Stella Artois and Beck’s, said on Wednesday that it was changing the design to give it an “updated look.” The new design keeps the same logos, including a red bow tie and goldcolored crown. It will roll out in the U.S. this summer and in other markets later this year, the Belgiumbased company said. REUTERS

Botox is breaking new ground.

Overactive bladder is next Botox frontier Overactive bladders could become the next big frontier for Botox, the antiwrinkle drug, later this year. It would significantly boost sales of the $1.5 billion-a-year product, according to Allergan Inc.’s chief executive, David Pyott. Allergan earlier on Wednesday reported earnings growth for the secondquarter, fueled largely by sales of Botox for smoothing wrinkles and for a growing range of medical uses. Overactive bladder, caused by uncontrollable contractions of the organ, causes frequent urination, urgent need to urinate and inability to control urination. “Current drugs for overactive bladder just don’t work that well,” Pyott said in an interview, “and studies show that after a year, 70 percent of patients don’t respond to treatment.” Standard treatments,

BlackBerry overhauls TORONTO. Research In Motion unveiled two new versions of its touchscreen BlackBerry Torch yesterday as it seeks to regain ground it has lost to Apple and Google with powerful consumer-

About Botox Botox’s active ingredient is a toxin that blocks nerve signals. It gets about half its sales from reducing wrinkles. It’s also approved to prevent migraines, treat upper-limb spasticity, alleviate neck pain from cervical dystonia and aid certain types of eye-muscle problems as well as spasms of the eyelids.

pills called anticholinergics, including oxybutynin and GlaxoSmithKline PLC’s Vesicare, are associated with dry mouth and can cause constipation and other side effects. A single injection of Botox into the bladder can provide significant relief for up to nine months and significantly improve quality of life, Pyott said, particularly for adults who now need to wear diapers. REUTERS

friendly models. Investors reacted favorably, pushing RIM's deflated stock price up more than 5 percent. But some analysts were skeptical, given delays leading up to this launch. They said a radically new software package due next year would be RIM's big test. REUTERS

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China eyed in barrage of hackings Security experts announced yesterday the discovery of an unprecedented series of cyber attacks spanning five years that affected the networks of 72 organizations globally, including the United Nations, governments and corporations. Security company McAfee, which uncovered the intrusions, said it believed there was one “state actor” behind the attacks but declined to name it, though one security expert who has been briefed on the hacking said the evidence points to China. The long list of victims in the extended campaign include the governments of

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the United States, Taiwan, India, South Korea, Vietnam and Canada. Others include the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, International Olympic Committee, World AntiDoping Agency and an array of companies from defense contractors to hightech enterprises. REUTERS

President Barack Obama had lunch yesterday with staﬀ members who worked on the debt negotiations, but will soon turn his attention back to creating jobs.

After debt, jobs bus tour President Barack Obama will take a three-day campaign-style bus tour through the Midwest this month as he tries to refocus attention on jobs. He will be on the road Aug. 15-17 “listening” to the American people about jobs and the economy. REUTERS

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Hulu follows Netflix, plans original content NEW YORK. Hulu, the popular TV show website, is trying its hand at commissioning its own shows at a time when its programing partners are starting to trim back the availability of content. The online video site said yesterday it will be airing a six-episode half-hour documentary series called “A Day in the Life,” produced by filmmaker Morgan Spurlock this summer. Spurlock centers the se-

On violence A first substantive action on Syria’s five-month-old uprising, the U.N. Security Council yesterday condemned human rights violations and use of force against civilians by Syrian authorities.

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DC working on FAA shutdown WASHINGTON. The White

House said yesterday it was looking at ways to end a partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration that has halted airport construction projects employing thousands of

ries around a complete day in the lives of well known people, including entrepreneur Richard Branson. The announcement comes just months after leading online video service Netflix Inc. commissioned a 26-part TV series called “House of Cards” staring Kevin Spacey. REUTERS

people and extended the summer’s political battles. But transportation experts said the Obama administration has little room to maneuver, and instead officials pressured Congress to break a deadlock that has held up FAA funds for 12 days so far. REUTERS

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The feed ... Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or less. Today, Lindsay Lohan is having trouble walking, Donald Glover is tired, Demi Moore is putting a positive spin on things and Seth MacFarlane is goofing off at work. @lindsaylohan Omg, I’m so embarrassed, paparazzi just blinded me with flashes again, as I was walking into dinner. They pushed me and I tripped :( hurt... @DonaldGlover My twitter muscle has atrophied. @mrskutcher Pain can be a gift just not yet revealed. It all depends on how you choose to react to it. Remember it is happening for you, not to you! @SethMacFarlane All the autotune in the world still doesn’t sound as cool as talking into a desk fan.

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concerned with trying to find a replacement for her famed co-host Regis Philbin when he leaves “Live! with Regis and Kelly” at the end of November. “All I want to do is enjoy and celebrate his legacy,” she told Metro while co-hosting Super Saturday 14, an annual benefit for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund on Saturday in Water Mill, N.Y. “After he leaves, we’ll worry about getting a guy or gal in there.” But she did tell the throng of reporters that the change-up won’t be boring. “I don’t think there will be a Regis replacement — I think it will be a totally new person.” —Additional reporting by Jeryl Brunner

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That’s some support check To all the deadbeat dads currently running from your child support obligations — pay up and be thankful that at least your baby mama isn’t Linda Evangelista. The model is seeking $46,000 a month in child support from billionaire Francois Henri-Pinault, the father of her 4-year-old son. The payments — called “probably the largest support order in the history of the family court” — would cover round-the-clock nannies,

Free workout for stars of ‘Bachelorette’ Note that Ripa said, “guy or gal.” Could Regis’ replacement be a lady?

“I was so sad when he decided to leave; but I understand. Believe me, it’s a daily grind.”

It must be great to be a Bachelorette. Not only do you get a fake fiance — but you’re also offered a real gym membership! Now that Penn Dental student Ashley Hebert has accepted the proposal of NYC native

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drivers and security detail. “On days when I do not work, I am working on my image,” Evangelista says. “Working on my image” is a wonderful way to say “unemployed,” isn’t it?

JP Rosenbaum, both the New York Sports Clubs and Philadelphia Sports Clubs have offered the couple free memberships for the duration of their engagement. Smart cookies — that will be a free six-month membership at best. Until then, maybe the Bolt Bus will offer free bus tickets to help with the commute?

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engagement will come by summer’s end, and that she and Wissam will marry in late 2011,” says a source.

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engaged to Qatari businessman and billionaire Wissam Al Mana — and has been for almost a year, according to Hollyscoop. Sources say the secret proposal happened last year, but Jackson was in the middle of a tour and wasn’t ready to go public with it yet. “Janet’s telling friends that an official

Al Mana and Jackson.

“Glee” star Lea Michele is the first to admit she doesn’t have the most conventional Hollywood look. “I’m 5-foot-3. I don’t look like a lot of other people, you know what I mean? I look like I’m 12,” the 25-year-old actress tells Harper’s Bazaar. And it’s not just her small statures that has been

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seen by others as a possible career impediment, she admits. “How many managers told me, ‘Get a nose job. You’re not pretty enough’? But I proved them wrong,” she says.

Winehouse was going to wed? Amy Winehouse had lots of

plans for the future when her life came to an end last month. Aside from her plans to adopt a young girl from St. Lucia, the tragic singer was reportedly planning to marry boyfriend Reg Traviss, according to the Sun. “Amy was adamant about sorting herself out. Reg’s proposal made her even more determined. She didn’t want to carry on the way she was,” a source says. “She wanted nothing more than to be his wife and to start a family with him. She wanted to get rid of her demons so badly.”

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A mug shot, mic gun and mini fists 1: Today in celebrity mug shots: Here’s the booking photo of DJ Sam Ronson, who was arrested for a DUI after being pulled over for speeding on Monday— at 10:30 a.m. 2: Play on, playa! Larry King and Shawn, his on-and-off again wife (if there is such a thing), hosted the Beverly Hills Police Department’s “A National Night Out” on Tuesday. Watch that grip, Larry!

3: Ricky Gervais was all (fangy) smiles while leaving the set of “Late Show With David Letterman” at the Ed Sullivan Theater on Tuesday in New York City. 4: Supermodel Kate Moss was snapped on vacation in St. Tropez, France, on Wednesday.

5: Keri Hilson performed at the Cruzan Amphitheatre on Tuesday in West Palm Beach, Fla. It’s hard to make out, but that’s a microphone that looks like a gun. Way to be gangster for Palm Beach, Keri. 6: Singer Enrique Iglesias performed at MTV Live Georgia (that’s the country, not the state) on Tuesday. 7: Comedian Lisa Lampanelli attended the GLAAD Manhattan: Brazilian Carnival on Tuesday in New York City. 1: SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE VIA GETTY IMAGES 2: JOHN M. HELLER/GETTY IMAGES 3: DONNA WARD/GETTY IMAGES 4: MARC PIASECKI/FILMMAGIC 5: LARRY MARANO/GETTY IMAGES 6: TIM WHITBY/GETTY IMAGES FOR MTV 7: JEMAL COUNTESS/GETTY IMAGES

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No one has been named the next star of “Glee” just yet, but the contestants on “The Glee Project” already feel like bona fide celebrities. On Monday night, the final six singers walked the red carpet at NBCUniversal’s Television Critics Association party at trendy The Bazaar by Jose Andres in Los Angeles; and each of them looked every bit a star, too. “It was amazing,” contestant Alex Newell gushed the next day. “We all love to perform, but to get recognized for what we do and what we love to do is amazing. I know that I loved it, and I know that everybody loved to be on a red carpet for the first time too.” The downside of fame via a reality competition, however, is that only one contestant wins the grand prize of a seven-episode guest stint on “Glee.” The producers admit the process of whittling down the talent pool on a weekly basis was “excruciating.”

From left: Samuel, Hannah, Alex, Cameron (who unexpectedly departed), Lindsay and Damian compete on “The Glee Project,” airing Sundays at 9 p.m. on Oxygen. CHRIS HASTON/NBC

Then there were five Though Cameron Mitchell left the competition because he was uncomfortable with the sexual situations he may have had to portray on “Glee,” he still attended Tuesday’s TCA press conference and says he doesn’t regret returning home.

“To some it might seem hasty. But it was something that I truly felt in my heart,” he says. “And when you make a decision like that, I think it’s really hard to regret it. You just have to follow what you believe. And I believe that, you know, when a door closes, another door opens. And it’s only going to lead to great things.”

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“Everyone is fit for the show, which made our decision even more difficult,” says mentor Zach Woodlee, who also serves as choreographer/ producer on “Glee.” “We actually had to look at this show as a trial and sort of a boot camp to get people Season 3-ready. So each week it was who is raising the bar. We would sit there and be like, who is making the most progress in this week. It’s who was ready to be at Season 3 quality of our cast on the scripted show.” So is there any chance more than one competitor might wind up walking the halls of McKinley High? “Ultimately that’s up to [‘Glee’ creator] Ryan Murphy,” mentor Robert J. Ulrich says. “But they’re all wonderful enough to have that chance; and as a casting director, I would keep them in mind for everything else that I do.” AMBER RAY

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Longoria fights for farmworker rights Why the actress executive-produced “The Harvest/La Cosecha” What you can do to help When she’s not stirring up drama on “Desperate Housewives,” Eva Longoria is a passionate philanthropist for a variety of causes, including farmworker rights. As the executive producer of “The Harvest/La Cosecha,” Longoria, 36, sought to raise awareness of child farmers and the challenges they face on and off the fields. She spoke with us about her involvement and how you can help the cause. How much did you know about this issue before you got involved with the ﬁlm?

I’ve always been a farmworker advocate, but even I was surprised to find out the statistics of child farmworkers. I was floored to learn how many children still work in agriculture in the United States, and how many kids are unprotected, uneducated and live in poverty. I was literate of the community and the dialogue, but I was very ignorant of the amount of children still in the fields. Would you say that’s what surprised you the most about this topic?

Yeah. I was honored to be able to humanize the issue

Get involved You’ve introduced the CARE Act, which seeks to change the laws for child farmers, on Capitol Hill. What can we do to get involved?

Call your congressperson and try to help get the CARE Act passed. On the smaller scale, you should always eat organic because the pesticides that are used in the field are in a measurement that is for a 150-pound male. If you’re smaller than a 150-pound male, those doses affect you. By eating organic, you’re not only eating better for yourself — you’ll know that [a] child was not sprayed with a chemical while picking the food that you’re eating. by doing this film and telling this story of these kids. It’s one thing to hear statistics all the time, but when you hear the story of Zulema, who was one of those children, suddenly that statistic has meaning and it’s humanized.

Why were you drawn to this particular issue?

Because I eat fruits and vegetables. You don’t have to be a farmer to fight for farmworker rights — it’s called compassion. This is one issue that I heard about early on in my activism and I thought this affects everybody. Were you surprised to learn that these practices take place in America?

Absolutely. America has some of the strictest import/export laws, but yet we allow [this] to happen in our own country, and it’s a little hypocritical. The laws protect the big businesses because these are not family farms anymore. These laws only give the economic advantage to big corporations, and big corporations use lobbyists to say the cost will pass on to the consumer. Therefore, the legislation and the policy doesn’t change because of these strong agro-business lobbyists, who will pass any kind of increase in salary or wages on to the consumer. That’s not fair. MEREDITH ENGEL

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Tonight, get ‘LA Ink’ed This ‘LA Ink’ co-star is still figuring out how to be on camera TLC’s “LA Ink” has been on hiatus for almost eight months and cast member Corey Miller has been using his time away from production to catch up with his loved ones and work on his own L.A.-based business Six Feet Under, a hybrid tattoo parlor and store which sells his artwork and designs. “I’m really happy to be back home spending time with my family, especially the kids. I bring them to school every morning but I just can’t do that when I’m filming,” Miller says. “Now I’m expanding my own business and attending to my own clients away from the stress of the camera.”

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‘Jersey Shore’ REALITY. We counted two ambulances and innumerable bleeps in a trailer for the new season of “Jersey Shore,” which sends the self-described guidos and guidettes to the homeland

While being a reality TV star was never an easy job for the reluctant Miller (he famously walked out at the end of the first half of Season 4, a dramatic departure which he says was totally unscripted), he admits that being on the show does have some perks. “I was a little wary and guarded as I was not sure if I could be myself on TV,” Miller remembers. “But at the end of the day, my work is being recognized and it is this nationwide recognition that makes it very exciting.” NICHOLAS LIM letters@metro.us

— and no, we’re not talking about Staten Island. Snooki, the Situation, Pauly D, J-Woww, Ronnie, Sammi, Vinny and Deena head to Florence, Italy, to soak up the, um, culture? The biggest challenge we’re sure they’ll face: How to order Ron Ron Juice in Italian.

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A Jedi of the sci-fi Joe Cornish

Since its debut at the SXSW Film Festival in March, writer/director Joe Cornishâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s indie sci-fi â&#x20AC;&#x153;Attack the Blockâ&#x20AC;? has won a steady stream of audience awards and rave reviews. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a reception Cornish doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t take lightly. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think the combined power of the Internet and bloggers is just as powerful as any marketing machine, I hope,â&#x20AC;? he says. He sat down with Metro to talk about the film, which is set for a broader national release. Why do you think the British council estate continues to be such fertile ground for ďŹ lm and TV?

Those places were built in a spirit of great optimism after the war. They replaced lots of slums and they were seen as sort of futuristic, exciting, utopian housing projects. In the years that have passed, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve kind

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that people react more strongly to this character than they do, for instance, to Ben Affleckâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s character in â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Townâ&#x20AC;? that holds a submachine gun to a womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s head and forces her to open a safe, and yet 10 minutes later theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re romancing each other in the launderette. Given that this is your ďŹ rst feature, what did you learn about making ďŹ lms?

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Music Escape to New York Friday through Sunday, Shinnecock Reservation, Southhampton, N.Y., $100-$275 E2NY stars Patti Smith, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, the Psychedelic Furs, Best Coast, and Of Montreal, as well as DJ sets by Xaphoon Jones (Chiddy Bang), Elliot Lipp, and more. Renowned warehouse party wizards Winkel and Balktick are aiding with the art curation, so expect a field bedazzled with whimsical installations and theatrics. MINDY BOND

The Love Boat Party featuring Metro Area and Jacques Renault Saturday, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., Pier 40, 353 West St., $20-$25 Let’s Play House and Global Frequencies are taking you on a boat, aptly named the Queen of Hearts. You can yell “I’m on a boat!” while dancing away to deep house beats or disco revival (for you more adventurous types). SOMA ROY

Movies Wonderdonk Bike-In Movie Series presents ‘Pee-wee’s Big Adventure’

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Friday, 8:30 p.m., The Van der Ende-Onderdonk House, 1820 Flushing Ave., $7 suggested donation Head to Ridgewood (on your bike or via the train) with a picnic and friends in tow, to enjoy “The Red Balloon” (1956) followed by “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure,” both screened on the grounds of the historic Onderdonk House,

‘Bellﬂower’ Through Aug. 21, Angelika Film Center, 18 W. Houston St., $10 suggested donation If “Mad Max” and “Primer” were put in a blender with “(500) Days of Summer” you’d get something approximating Evan Glodell’s nightmarish, testosterone-tipped feature debut. Glodell stars as Woodrow, a downhome slacker-type who tinkers with cars and builds flamethrowers — until Milly, a sweet and spicy blonde with wandering genitalia, throws a wrench in the works. MB

THE RUNDOWN Metro’s guide to what’s happening in your city this week

It’s inner city versus outer space in “Attack the Block,” an outrageous action-horror-comedy flick directed by writer and British comedian Joe Cornish (see our feature on page 17). Regal Union Square Stadium 14, 850 Broadway, $13. Flavorpill/Mindy Bond

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Wednesdays 8-10 p.m., Cameo Gallery, 93 N. Sixth St., Williasmburg, free The free showcase brings together on-the-rise funnyfolk for a blend of interactive tomfoolery. Comedianhosts Max Silvestri, Gabe Liedman and Jenny Slate bring the sass and round up consistently satisfying squads of contributors.

Monday, 7-10 p.m., Gowanus Print Lab, 54 Second Ave., Brooklyn, $80 Make your someecards.com puns and original artwork a physical reality at this DIY stationery class. Come away with your own notecards and postcards and never step foot in a Hallmark store again. LT

“Zarkana” combines the acrobatic spectacle of Cirque du Soleil with the Art Deco beauty of Radio City. Various times through Oct. 8, Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Avenue of the Americas, $47-$130, 1-866-858-0008, www.cirquedusoleil.com/zarkana. METRO

Wednesdays through Aug. 10, 6-8 p.m., Wave Hill, W. 249th St., $8 Green Box Project places mysterious receptacles in cities throughout the world, whose content can only be unlocked via the free Beck’s Key [iPhone or iPad] app. Find one of the boxes and you’ll also be exploring specially commissioned work from artists via augmented reality.

Through Saturday, The Hole, 312 Bowery, free Miami art duo FriendsWithYou, known for their playful, colorful, and interactive installations, populates the Hole gallery with an experiential wonderland of their signature pop abstractions. ROZALIA

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Friday-Sunday through Sept. 25, Governors Island, free Fourteen holes are each designed by a different artist or architect, and have you navigate a giant fly swatter, ant farm tunnels, and a flea circus. Hop a ferry to the island, Friday, Saturday and Sunday all summer long to take advantage of this decidedly playful take on bugs. LT

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Summer Streets Saturday, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., Park Avenue, free Summer Streets closes off a stretch of street from Central Park to the bottom of Manhattan for three consecutive Saturdays in August. Along the route, find free bike and Rollerblade rentals, sandboxes for the kids (or the young at heart), free yoga and running classes, and guacamole-making demos by Chipotle. SR

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Cirque Polynesian Through next Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Resorts Atlantic City $12-$18 children; $30-$45 adults 609-340-6300 www.resortsac.com Fire eaters, dancers and acrobats perform death defying feats and create a fun luau vibe that Atlantic City has never seen. Check out stunts like the wheel of death and spinning motorcycle acts as well as renowned aerialists.

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‘The Change-Up’ Body-switching comedies come around oh, every three years or so, but this one starring Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds might be one of the first to offer plenty of hilarious raunch along the way.

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‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’ Rather than a remake of the 1960s classic or the early aughts disaster, this “Apes” film shows the origins of a global primate takeover, co-starring James Franco and Freida Pinto. ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ Ryan Gosling goes against type as a super-smooth womanizer, while Steve Carell does anything but as a clumsy, newly-single suburban dad.

‘Friends With Beneﬁts’ Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis attempt to make work what absolutely no one else in the history of predictable romcoms has been able to. At least they’ll look hot doing it.

‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’ You may have heard about this little sleeper hit. The final installment of the franchise pits Potter against his lifelong nemesis, the creepily noseless Lord Voldemort.

‘Cowboys & Aliens’ Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig face off in this scifi/western mash-up. Somehow not convinced? Olivia Wilde plays their damsel in distress.

‘Winnie the Pooh’ No 3-D, no computer animation, just a purely delightful little film starring some old friends in the charming Hundred Acre Wood.

‘The Smurfs’ Katy Perry lends her voice to Smurfette and Neil Patrick Harris plays a reluctant Smurf host in the live action/CGI take on the cartoon.

‘Captain America: The First Avenger’ Chris Evans puts his square jaw to use as the Marvel Comics hero.

Taking a bite — and sip — out of Shark Week The popularity of the Discovery Channel’s six days of all things shark-related extends to NYC kitchens My, what big deals they have! It’s Shark Week! In honor of the Discovery Channel’s annual fete of all things shark, two New York restaurants are sporting some Jaw(s)-dropping deals. MexiQ Kitchen & Draught’s (37-11 30th Ave., Queens) Shark Week specials include a “Great ‘Witte’ Beer Flight” and special shark tacos made with grilled shark, avocado and guajillo orange salsa, both for $9. “We didn’t see many restaurants doing it, and since all of us here are fans of Shark Week, it was certainly a fun thing to do,” says MexiQ’s executive chef Jonathan

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Pourhouse burger and fries for just $5.95 (add a Bud Light for $1) with shark bite shots for $5. “At the end of the week, we will be throwing our first Shark Week beach party,” says Emily Welby, the Village Pourhouse’s social media coordinator, about Friday night’s party — which will feature $3 Bud Lights, $4 shooters and free shark bite shots to those dressed in their beach best from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. “We are just really excited about Shark Week!” NICHOLAS LIM letters@metro.us

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Nothing left to change The recent circus of raising the debt ceiling was accomplished with smoke and mirrors. Our military is going to be neutered in an era of rising Chinese economic and military strength while the floodgates of illegals remains open. Those who questioned our obscene spending binges are called “terrorists” by Vice President Biden with no outrage from the press. The Tea Party is the only force who is not yet influenced by Soros, Goldman Sachs and the Federal Reserve types who have been

driving us to the edge of the cliff for years. When the media attacks something that might turn this country around from a death dive into the ground, you had better question their motives! We are running out of options to avert a total meltdown of our society. Chairman Obama has almost competed the most amazing transformation in the history of the world. JOSEPH DUPONT, VIA E-MAIL

Fiscal responsibility We have given the keys to the bar to a bunch of alcoholics. There will be no booze left when we return to check on it. That is how I see this new debt ceiling raise. It is the creation of a “Super Congress” that will continue to tax the Ameri-

The politics of fear

can people, claiming that we need to live in austerity while they continue to own their mansions, yachts, jets, expensive cars, etc.

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JEFF HURLEY, VIA E-MAIL,

I find it utterly unconscionable that two agenda items that normally pass as a matter of course were used as poker chips — the debt ceiling raise and the FAA authorization continuing resolution. Though default was narrowly averted at great national cost, a crushing blow to the construction industry was dealt due to the epic failure concerning the FAA. Not only were 4,000+ FAA employees furloughed, but number of stop-work orders to engineering and construction contractors, most likely soon to be including my company’s program, grows daily. The madness must stop. It cannot wait for Congress to come back from vacation.

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The Jets’ secret weapon this season certainly won’t be Plaxico Burress or Santonio Holmes. Chances are, the biggest addition to the offense will be sitting in his South Carolina home for much of this year, watching the game on television. Meet Tom Moore, who will literally be the team's armchair quarterback — well, armchair consultant. For over a dozen years, Moore was the offensive coordinator of the high-powered Colts offense — one of the most dynamic passing attacks in NFL history. Moore is credited with being the mastermind behind quarterback Peyton Manning’s ability to rewrite the record books Moore retired at the end of last year and this past

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June joined the Jets as a consultant to the offense. “I’d known Rex for a long time, having competed against him. I have great respect for him,” Moore told Metro. “This spring, (offen-

Years in coaching for the 72-year-old Moore. He began as a grad assistant at Dayton and spent the last 13 with the Colts.

sive line coach) [Bill] Callahan called me and asked me if I’d be interested in consulting. I came up for a couple days and I’m here now.” He’s “here now,” but that may not last too long. Moore’s role with the team is strictly as a consultant — and while he will be present during training camp, he won’t be actively engaged in game-planning on a weekly basis. Moore sees plenty of potential from the offense and quarterback Mark Sanchez. “Sanchez is special, the kid is just special,” Moore said. “He’s won a lot of game in this league the past two years and he’s now really starting to grow.”

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You know we love a bizarre arrest story, so here’s one that emerged last week from Las Vegas. Samaki Walker, a former NBA lottery pick who starred at Louisville, was pulled over by police in a routine traffic stop. Then, it gets fun..

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We recently alerted you to the budding romance of tennis star Caroline Wozniacki and golfer Rory McIlroy. Quoted Well, there’s been a development — sort of. The two have been Not only are joking pretty publicly they superior on Twitter. She asks if ccording to police, Walker at football, but he needs a tennis attempted to eat marijuana. ﬁve of the top coach; he “might know Seriously? Yes. The arrestsomeone” who could ing officers said Walker 20 party — and I found had about 10 grams of dope schools are help that odd since ... if they on him, along with some prescription in the were really dating, why drugs and eight bottles of liquid not text or call one ansteroids. There was no detailed SEC. other, instead of putdescription of what happened ting it out there for the when Walker tried to devour the thousands of people who follow buds. them via social media? (She has But wouldn’t you love to see a 165,000 followers; he has 563,000.) time lapse video of the next few But here’s where it gets interhours of Walker in a jail cell, just esting. Some joker noticed the in case he got high. That sounds back and forth and decided to inlike something straight out of, clude McIlroy’s ex-girlfriend (also “Super Troopers II,” which is due out later this year. on Twitter, of course) in the conWalker, for the record, was se- Walker, shown here versation, saying she wouldn’t be not eating pot. lected four spots ahead of Kobe happy with the flirting. Bryant in the 1996 NBA draft. Her response? “Bit late for that ...”

Ain’t no party like an SEC party ‘cause ...

The Princeton Review put out its annual list of the nation’s “Top 20 Party Schools.” While I haven’t picked up a copy of the magazine to break down the criteria, a few things stand out (get out your pad and pen, high schoolers): SEC rules. Not only are they superior at football, but five of the top 20 party schools in the country are in the Southeastern Conference (Georgia, No. 2; Ole Miss No. 3; Florida, No. 9; LSU, No. 13; South Carolina No. 20). What do they have against the West Coast?

Other than UCSB and Arizona State, do they not party west of the Mississippi? And no love for the Northeast? Only Syracuse

(No.12) and Vermont (No. 19) made the list. And I’m not counting Penn State as the Northeast, since it’s closer to Pittsburgh than Philly. – Jason Raj McIntyre covers athletes oﬀ the ﬁeld and runs the popular blog, The Big Lead. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages. Opposing viewpoints are welcome. Send submissions to letters@metro.us.

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Justin Turner’s mental and physical error in the ninth inning allowed the Marlins to score two runs. Florida has won the first two games of the series and the Mets are back at .500 (5555). “They have to know I care. This isn’t a joke. These games count. Winning is what we’re supposed to do,” Collins said before last night’s series

finale. “These guys take this stuff personally. They have to. This is who they are. They’re frustrated, especially when they cost the team a win. They like each other so much, it’s like they let down everybody. One thing about Justin Turner is that he’ll get over it.” DENIS GORMAN letters@metro.us

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