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Man dies during NYC triathlon A 64-year-old man died and a 40-yearold woman remains in critical condition after the two participated in the Nautica New York City Triathlon yesterday. The man died during the swimming portion of the race, when participants swim 1.5 kilometers in the Hudson River, then bike and run. METRO/CB

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Georgina’s alleged stalker arrested QUEENS. A pizzeria worker who lives in Ridgewood, Queens, was arrested for allegedly cyberstalking Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s daughter, Georgina, according to reports. Salvatore Di Bartolo, 48, sent e-mails, text messages

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and even a Facebook post declaring his love for 28year-old Georgina. “Happy passover mike. How is Giorgina doing?” he posted on the mayor’s Facebook wall. Di Bartolo had been warned to stay away from Georgina, according to the Daily News, but “he did not care” because they “were going to be married.”

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100 NYCers bitten by rats each year Health Dept. reports rats and mice bite people in all five boroughs The wounds can cause diseases ranging from tetanus to rat bite fever EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO

Metro exclusive See that piece of slimy trash the subway rat is chewing? You could be next. Rodents bite about 100 New Yorkers each year, according to city Health Department statistics. In 2010, rats chewed on 86 New Yorkers, and so far this year, 29 people reported getting their skin pierced by a rodent’s sharp teeth. The Health Department records bites from people reporting it on their website, and from emergency room doctors. But many more bite horror stories may go unreported. Some of the bites come from mice, the Health Department noted. In 2010, 34 of the total bites came from mice, often snapping at people while caught in traps. But rats have been known to sink their teeth into straphangers riding the subway — or even gnaw on New Yorkers in their homes. Jimmy Tallman of Magic Exterminating said he was called to a Bronx apartment where rats attacked a child. “They were getting into a crib and they bit on a baby’s toes,” he said. Rats sometimes climb right into a baby’s crib and suck milk out of bottles, he said.

accused of killing someone in a fight that occurred inside a karaoke club. He maintained his innocence the entire time, telling cops he left the club while the fight was still going on, but was found guilty anyway. His case appears to have been mishandled by law enforcement, according to a Daily News report. METRO/CB

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She loves her 13 rodents One woman says rats get a bad rap. Queens resident Tara Delahoz, 29, says the 13 rats she raises and breeds in her home would never bite. “They’re very docile creatures,” she says. Rats are “social by nature,” she says, and she ensures they do not get biting habits by nurturing them from birth. She began collecting pet rats at 14. “I saw somebody with a pet rat. The rat looked so docile and so content to sit on the owner’s shoulder.” METRO/AB

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One hundred twenty-one people in New York City were bitten by rats in 2008, but last year that number dropped to 86.

“You put a rat in a situation where it has to bite you, if it’s starving or it’s really hungry, you’ll get those bites.” MICHAEL MORALES, EXTERMINATOR

In 2005, a 3-year-old girl in the Bronx was chomped

on the back when a rat crawled through a shower tile, according to reports. Another time, in Long Island, a rat nosed into a parrot’s cage and ate the bird, Tallman said. “They’re just attracted to the food, and gnaw on a human by accident, for the most part,” said his exterminator partner Michael

Morales. If you are bitten by a rat or a mouse, the Health Department recommends immediate medical attention. Bacteria from a rat’s teeth can cause anything from tetanus to rat bite fever, which can be fatal. ALISON BOWEN

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Rat bite fever is rare, but can be caught from infected rodents. It causes fever and a rash about three days after a bite, and can be fatal in extreme cases. Leptospirosis, a bacteria infection from rodents that causes fever and vomiting, is reported about one to three times each year in the city, according to the Health Department. Plague has not been reported from a New York rat, but two cases were recorded last year by a couple visiting from New Mexico. METRO/AB

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Some want plaza art installations nipped in the bud A titillating installation by the Department of Transportation in the Meatpacking District has some people all hot and bothered. Since 2008, six Ninth Avenue pedestrian plazas installed by the DOT have been bordered with concrete art installations, some of which have the distinct spherical shape of a woman’s bosom. “They’re the breasts. They just sit out there and do nothing,” said Matt DeMatt, owner of the Gaslight Lounge on Ninth Avenue, to the New York Post. DeMatt, along with the Meatpacking District Im-

Thieves target LES LOWER EAST SIDE. Police are

looking for two robbers who are targeting latenight revelers and others on the Lower East Side. The duo has committed four robberies so far, police say, most recently on Wednesday when they allegedly threatened a 64year-old man with a handgun and stole his wallet just before 11 p.m. at 250

“I think it’s a bit of a stretch to say that they look like boobs. They’re not beautiful, but they make for interesting seating.” TREVOR BALLIN, 37, WEST VILLAGE RESIDENT

provement Association, is championing a $500,000 redesign of the buxomlooking plaza this fall. Some locals don’t mind the busty sculptures and were shocked by what they called the prudishness of business owners.

Clinton St. Before that, they robbed a couple at the corner of Rivington and Ridge streets at 2:30 a.m., police said, again brandishing a gun and stealing the couple’s money, cell phones and credit cards. They are also accused of stealing an MP3 player from a 26year-old man on Mott Street — and, in July, following a 30-year-old man into his building before stealing his keys, money and phone. METRO/CB

“The Standard hotel is notorious for naked people,” said Greenpoint resident Tila Johnson, 27, who works in retail nearby. “I don’t think they’re offensive.” “They’re a little breastesque, that’s for sure,” admitted Cory Miller, 29, a manager at a burger joint on Ninth Ave. While he wasn’t convinced that the concrete globes were too revealing, he did admit that, on the whole, the plazas could certainly use “a lift.” EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us

Cop faces DUI charges BROOKLYN. An off-duty New

York City police officer was arrested Saturday in Carroll Gardens and charged with driving while intoxicated, according to police. A six-year veteran of the police force, Sgt. Diego Vivar, 34, was pulled over after he allegedly ran a red light at Garnet and Court streets at about 2 a.m. Saturday. He was suspended for 30 days without pay. METRO/CB

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This man is suspected in 11 sexual assaults on the Upper East Side, and one on the Upper West Side.

Police: Puny perv attacks 12th victim Short man targeting women on Upper East and West sides Latest woman walking through Central Park The diminutive pervert targeting young women on the Upper East Side has struck again, according to police, attacking his 12th female victim over the weekend and sending her to the hospital. And this time, the 4-foot11-inch man, who only weighs about 120 pounds — and who usually sticks to the Upper East Side — is moving west. Police said the suspect

You can help Anyone with any information is asked to call the NYPD at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477); go online at www.nypdcrimestoppers .com or text tips to 274637 (CRIMES) then enter TIP577.

trailed a 28-year-old woman as she walked through Central Park at 10 p.m. Friday, just east of West Drive at

66th Street and near the former Tavern on the Green site. After approaching her from behind and initiating a conversation, the man then sexually assaulted her, police said. The woman was able to punch and kick him away before fleeing. She was treated at a nearby hospital and released. CARLY BALDWIN

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It may soon be much more expensive for those in New Jersey to get into the city, if the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey gets its way. The bistate authority is planning massive fare and toll hikes, sometimes more than 50 percent increases, on the PATH, the Lincoln and Holland tunnels, the George Washington Bridge and other bridges, according to a doomsday plan unveiled Friday. And the most pain will be felt by drivers who pay cash: Cash tolls getting into the city could go as high as $15. If the proposal is approved, one of the proposed hikes, a $4 increase for E-ZPass customers, could go into effect as early

Planned hikes

Driving across the George Washington Bridge could get a lot more costly.

as September. The fare hike would be the Port Authority’s first increase since 2008. According to the proposal,

$4 increase for E-ZPass drivers during peak hours: Currently $8, will go up to $12. $7 increase for drivers who pay cash: Currently $8, will go up to $15. $1 increase on a single-fare PATH ticket: Currently $1.75, would be raised to $2.75 a ride. $35 increase for a monthly unlimited PATH card: Currently $54 a month, would raise to $89, a 65 percent increase.

the bridge and tunnel tolls would again be raised in 2014 by an additional $2. CARLY BALDWIN

Former NY Stalking gov. dies Cotillard?

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two-term New York governor who helped New York City avert bankruptcy during the 1975 fiscal crisis by imposing financial controls, died yesterday at his home in Shelter Island. He was 92. Carey, a Democrat, also led the “I Love New York” campaign. BLOOMBERG

was arrested by the FBI on Thursday for sending threatening messages to Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard. "After it happens, I'll feel no regret whatsoever ... that's apparently how it feels to be a killer, to be a murderer,” Terri Yuan allegedly e-mailed. REUTERS

indicted Thursday for allegedly faking results of concrete tests at construction sites throughout the city, including Yankee Stadium, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum and the Fulton Street subway station, according to city prosecutors. METRO/CB

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S&P managing director says US could see further credit downgrade ‘Stabilization’ needed to recover Standard & Poor’s managing director John Chambers said yesterday there is a one in three chance of a further U.S. credit rating downgrade over the next six months to two years. “We have a negative outlook ... from six months to 24 months,” he said on

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ABC’s “This Week.” “And if the fiscal position of the United States deteriorates further, or if the political gridlock becomes more entrenched, then that could lead to a downgrade. The outlook indicates at least a one in three chance of a downgrade over that period.” Chambers said that it would take some time for the United States to recover its AAA rating. “It would take a stabilization of the debt as a share of the economy and eventual decline. And it would take, I think, more ability to reach consensus in Washington than what we’re observing now,” he said. REUTERS

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Inquiry into airstrike deaths KABUL. Afghan President

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of all things pingpong is well-documented (she’s an investor at SPiN, a pingpong parlor located in New York’s Flatiron district). But she still claims she’s an average player and not cutthroat at all — a fact that really hit home during a recent trip to China. “Not at all,” she said when asked if she were a competitive player. “I just played recently in China, and it was the most traumatizing thing. First of all, I had no idea what was going on. Second of all, I’m not competitive. I’m shy.” Is it pingpong that keeps the svelte 64-yearold in such great shape? Maybe! “It’s really good exercise, it’s great for the brain, it relieves stress,” she told Metro on Friday while at an event with Grey Goose and SPiN in East Hampton. “They’ve been doing tests on Alzheimer’s and really recommend [that patients] practice to work

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The J. Lo divorce is getting ugly The “amicable” part of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony’s split is apparently done, as the inevitable custody battle has reportedly got-

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have) are Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Bella Thorne. As the Huffington Post points out, the average age of these tweeters is a ripe 17. The HuffPo then had Ad.ly, a company that pays celebrities to tweet on behalf of brands, compile a second list of the most influential tweeters when it comes to people buying what they mention. The winner? Lindsay Lohan. Lohan, an actress who is less successful than Tara Reid in landing a movie gig. And there you have it: The world really is a vampire.

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tracted to one another.” But the new couple apparently plans to keep things private when it comes to their relationship: “I don’t see her hitting any of the red carpets with him,” the source adds.

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Clooney’s wrestling lady George Clooney is reportedly rebounding from Elisabetta Canalis with ex-wrestler Stacy Keibler, according to Us Weekly. “It’s more than just a fling,” a source says of the pair, who have known each other for about four years. “They’re basically exclusive at this point. They like each other’s sense of humor. Obviously they’re both physically at-

Jolie is ‘bored’ with England Angelina Jolie is reportedly

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home while he’s on set,” the source says. “These are the longest hours he’s spent on a set in a while, so it’s just her and the kids with not much to do.” While Jolie has been giving life in London a go, including taking son Maddox and her older children to see “Wicked” over the weekend for his birthday, it’s unclear how much longer she’ll be interested in sticking around.

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2 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 fewer. Today, Chris Colfer is addressing his problems, Seth MacFarlane is looking on the bright side, Eva Longoria is celebrating the little things and Katy Perry is having a treat. @chriscolfer Just realized I may have more framed pictures of pets than socially acceptable... @SethMacFarlane Somehow a double-A credit rating seems more American anyway. @EvaLongoria Today was the first time i parked in my reserved parking spot on Universal lot in 8 years! @katyperry u know it’s gonna b a good show when someone brings u rainbow colored rice krispie treats.

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Not your average superhero Just four episodes in, Azita Ghanizada is already garnering a fan base on the new ‘super abilities’ show ‘Alphas’ Catch her tonight with her idol, Lindsay Wagner Afghan-American actress Azita Ghanizada has been a TV lover all her life — and in fact says it’s how she learned English. So the success of her new Syfy series, “Alphas,” has been especially rewarding for her. In the series, Ghanizada plays Rachel, a member of a team of individuals with special abilities. Metro caught up with Ghanizada to talk about what’s in store for her character and what it was like working with one of her own heroes.

You’re ﬁlming the ﬁnale now. What can you tell us about it without spoiling too much?

What’s happened since the start of the season is that you’ve gotten to know the characters, and the audience got to learn a little bit about the Alphas phenomenon — you know, not mutants, not superheroes, but humans with brain anomalies. You’ve got these people that are unique working for a government agency and doing what they think is right, but the stories com-

“Alphas” airs Monday night at 10 on Syfy.

Q&A: Meeting her own hero In tonight’s episode, you get to work with guest-star Lindsay Wagner. I got to talk at length with her about what it was like to be a female TV star in the ‘70s on “The Bionic Woman” and breaking that ground, and she was just so cool. And then when we’re shooting, I went to do my super-hearing, and she just smirked a little bit. She’s like, “I used to be you.” I was like, “Oh my God, right!” — I mean, way cooler. She was a badass. Rachel’s growing into that. But what an iconic moment for me for someone who really shifted television for women in the ‘70s, and she sort of pointed at me and was like, “Rachel is sort of who I was.” So that was a really big treat.

ing up [ask] who’s on the side of right? I think that will come to a head in the finale, and I think you’ll see the Alphas questioning what they’re doing. It’s interesting how vulnerable your character is when she’s using her ability.

Yeah, every ability has its downside, and that’s why I think the fans have gotten really bananas over the show. I think it’s because they’re so human. They’re not invincible. When she uses her sight, she’s essentially deaf. When she uses her super-hearing, she’s essentially blind. Monday night is a big episode for Rachel. It kind of showcases [my character] and what she’s going through and how she’s so easily affected by her abilities and everything affects her to an extreme degree. NED EHRBAR METRO WORLD NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

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It’s a dog’s life for Rolling Stone contest winners Previously unsigned band out of Canada win record deal and cover story on legendary rock magazine Why The Sheepdogs are not rock-star divas

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You may not have heard of them yet, but you will. The Sheepdogs — four burly, hirsute men from Saskatchewan — are the winners of Rolling Stone magazine’s first “Do You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star?” contest, making them the first unsigned band to ever land a cover story in the magazine. Also part of their prize: a recording contract with Atlantic Records. How’s that for a rags-to-riches story? “It’s all still pretty surreal to us,” bassist Ryan Gullen says. “It’s like one of those things where you get your photo taken and they put it on the cover of a magazine for you, one of those fake photo booths, but it’s real.” Since their fan-voted victory, which came after a performance at Bonnaroo Music Festival in June, the bluesy rock group with a

What’s in a name? How did the band come up with the name? “There’s no real rhyme or reason,” says Hanson. “People are like, ‘Oh, you guys look like sheepdogs, you’re all scruffy and hairy.’ [But] it has nothing to do with that. Just a coincidence.”

’70s vibe has sped up to live life in the fast lane. “I’m not really sure how much sleep I got last night because I can’t remember when I went to bed,” says drummer Sam Corbett. “Then we got up and we had to go to ‘Jimmy Fallon’ — we woke up like literally 10 minutes before we had to go down there.” The band came together in 2005, sharing a love for Kings of Leon. And now, de-

spite the recent drama that forced the Kings to cancel their U.S. dates, The Sheepdogs are gearing up to tour Canada with them this fall. “I really hope those guys pull together,” says guitarist Leot Hanson. “We’ve been together for six years and we’ve had our ups and downs, but in the end you are brothers and you’ve gotta work through it. Let’s just hope that they do that, because there’s lots of people that’d be disappointed in Canada if they didn’t tour.” And even though The

Sheepdogs are on the brink of celebrity, Hanson promises they won’t become divas. “We always have been humble dudes and always will be,” he says. “We don’t have all green M&Ms or bulls— like that [on our rider]. It’s all just like beer and towels and f—ing cheese and crackers: nothing fancy. We’re not really rock stars. We don’t consider ourselves to be and we won’t fall into that kind of lifestyle.” MEREDITH ENGEL

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Healthcare

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C O N F I D E N T I A L R .E .

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Apts from $835 per Month

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Healthcare

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# S tu d io s $ 7 0 0 & U p

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H U N T S W e ll m a in 1st m o r 1 0 6 8 /m o 3 b

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