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Crime pauses for hurricane Even New York’s criminals stopped what they were doing and prepared for the storm. NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly reported 45 arrests Saturday night, compared to 345 arrests on an average Saturday night in August. METRO/CB

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More than 60,000 homes lose power Many trees down all over the city, damaging homes, businesses and cars Body pulled from marina, police unsure if death is related to storm CARLY BALDWIN/METRO

To the relief of many, Hurricane Irene did not wallop New York with as much of a punch as feared, but thousands still lost power, had to deal with flooding and were cut off from home and work as the city’s subway system remained down. The storm knocked out power to more than 62,000 households across the city, with Queens the worst hit, according to Mayor Michael Bloomberg. There, more than 28,000 homes were without electricity yesterday. Despite warnings from Con Ed that the utility company may turn off power to Lower Manhattan, the lights stayed on downtown, and Wall Street was expected to open again for business this morning. Flooding was also an issue. There was about a foot of water on the streets in the South Street Seaport at midmorning yesterday. Out in the Rockaways, waves from the Atlantic Ocean breached

94th Street between 127th and 132nd streets, according to the mayor. Mayor Bloomberg said yesterday afternoon that no serious injuries or deaths were caused by the storm, but around 5 p.m., police pulled a body from the water at Sunset Marina on City Island in the Bronx. Police said they do not yet know how he died, and would not con-

Wind brought down a tree on Freeman Street in Greenpoint, damaging two homes and a car and taking down power lines.

“The wind was blowing things around like it was paper.” HALL-LAKE

Just rain and wind for many For many New Yorkers, the storm was not as bad as they feared. Greenpoint resident Chris Henderson decided

to heed Bloomberg’s advice to evacuate, and he and his girlfriend headed to higher ground in Staten Island. “We had some heavy rain but it didn’t seem like anything more severe than a

thunderstorm,” said Henderson, 35. “We didn’t lose power, but we’ll see what it’s like when we go back home. The major thing right now is we really want the MTA up and running.” METRO/CB

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firm if they are investigating the death in connection with the hurricane. In Staten Island, firefighters used inflatable rafts to rescue 61 people, including three babies, who were trapped in their homes. Willowbrook Park Pond overflowed, an FDNY spokesman told Metro, sending five feet of water into homes at about 8 a.m. yesterday. Across the city, winds of up to 60 miles per hour brought down trees, damaging cars and buildings. “My sister called me and said her car alarm was going off at 4 a.m.,” said Veronica Hall-Lake, whose sister’s car was smashed by a tree on Hancock Street in BedfordStuyvesant, Brooklyn. “There was nothing we could do. We couldn’t go outside, the wind was blowing things around like it was paper.” CARLY BALDWIN

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Trees down citywide In La Plaza Cultural Garden in the East Village, the storm knocked down an old weeping willow. “Wow, I can’t believe it came completely out of the ground,” said Manhattan resident Eric Rosenstock. “It is such a massive tree. What a shame.” Winds of up to 55 miles per hour continued all day yesterday, as Hurricane Irene took her time leaving New York.

The uprooted weeping willow at La Plaza Cultural Garden in the East Village gathered crowds.

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Slow going restoring subway service

The MTA began restoring bus service at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, but this morning’s commute remained a headache, if not nearly impossible, for many. MTA officials said yesterday it will take eight hours to get all the trains, buses

and rail service back on track and warned that subway service would not be running for this morning’s commute. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and MTA Chairman Jay Walder announced later that restoration would begin at 6 a.m.

“It’s fair to say you’re going to have a tough commute,” said Mayor Michael Bloomberg. PATH service will be up and running by 4 a.m. today, so those in New Jersey can rely on the PATH to get them to work this morning.

The Staten Island Ferry out of St. George began running yesterday afternoon, as well. But due to flooding on the tracks, downed trees and other damage, Metro-North and LIRR are not expected to be back up and running normally today. METRO/CB

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Downgraded Irene’s trail of damage Hurricane Irene surged through New York City yesterday, flooding waterfronts and low-lying areas, but America’s most populous city avoided the mass devastation some had feared.

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Maybe all Momsen needs to do to chill with this insane angst she’s sporting is to drink a few domestics with the Dude in some California dive bar? I know it’d make me feel better about my daddy issues. Sarah Jessica Parker and Dee Snyder:

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Many everyday things that happen in our day-to-day lives don’t show up in shows or movies Why not? What it means to include the mundane You’re watching a movie in which two characters are in the midst of an intense conversation about a giant asteroid that is on a direct path to the Pentagon when all of a sudden one of them says, “Hold that thought — gotta pee!” and darts off screen. Doesn’t happen much, does it? As a matter of fact, unless it’s directly related to the advancement of the plot, we never see these real-world moments happen on screen. Are there consequences to this exclusion? Grae Drake, movie critic at movies.com thinks so. “The reason I’m most indignant about this topic is

that movies are single-handedly reinforcing why it’s cooler to be a movie star than it is to be a real person,” she says. “Because all of these menial tasks that make up a life are completely edited out of a represen-

Never seen Things we never see onscreen unless it’s significant to a plot: Saying goodbye when hanging up the phone Sneezing or coughing Grocery shopping Replacing a light bulb General clumsiness

tation of life, therefore making us think that being normal is totally lame.” That’s just the point, argues Dr. Tonia M. Edwards, film and media professor at Georgia State University. “Those mundane moments are often removed because Hollywood encourages escape from everyday life. By removing the often tedious aspects from the story being told, it allows the viewer to distance themselves from a life in which they spend large portions of their days doing relatively unexciting things,” she says, but adds that a certain brand of film far removed from Hollywood

Surely Jack Bauer found two minutes to use the bathroom at least once within a season of “24” even if we never saw it.

chooses to emphasize the boring side of life in order to make an artistic state-

ment. “European art cinema, for example, often chooses

to include moments and various elements simply because they reinforce the realistic qualities of a story. Typically, they do this in order to force people to face real life issues.” Given that “art cinema” doesn’t often make it to the multiplex, it’s a fair guess most people aren’t looking for reality. Professor of film studies at Seton Hall, Christopher Sharrett, explains why. “Today’s movies emphasize spectacle and special effects. Writing takes a back seat, and with it real human concerns,” he says. “Observing real human concerns are not, sad to say, what the audience has been trained to want, with a few exceptions.” HEIDI PATALANO

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or may not have had a hand in the Parisian girl’s death. As the central character, Trelkovsky, gradually learns about his neighbors, his sense of paranoia and claustrophobia grows. Written by six playwrights, the storyline is impressively woven together via the use of television sets, where clues and pieces of script spring up at surprise intervals to tease out even more anticipation and tension. The Amoralists’ “HotelMotel” places two contrasting works back to back: first you enter an upscale hotel room in Manhattan, and then you’re transported to a motel in the dead of winter in the middle of Boone, N.C. First, Derek Ahonen’s “Pink Knees On Pale Skin” invites 20-member audiences to watch as a devious sex psychologist counsels couples through intimate sessions. Following a 20-minute intermission, Adam Rapp’s “Animals & Plants” takes center stage in the same — but thoroughly transformed — space. Two drug dealers and best friends find

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has been married to fellow actor Tom Cruise for five years this November, is heavy on charm — she even thanked us for coming out in the rain to support the film — she’s light on candor. Holmes is one to, as we say in the business, “stick to the script.” “It was a real thrill to work with Guillermo,” she says when asked how doing this movie compared with the horror movies she did

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earlier in her career. “I loved the characters and the family dynamics that really bring the audience in. Then, all of a sudden something scary happens and you realize you’re on this thrill ride.” But how about those films like “I Know What You Did Last Summer”? She continues: “I started my career with ‘The Ice Storm’ — that was a character-driven slice-oflife drama and horror. I feel fortunate. I’ve worked with a lot of really good actors and filmmakers, so it was nice to have that opportunity again in this picture.” HEIDI PATALANO

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Even if the positions you’re applying for are similar, take the time to personalize each cover letter and résumé — it’ll make you stand out from the majority of applicants who don’t. “One of the biggest complaints we hear from employers is that candidates aren’t very savvy about applying for jobs,” says Lee. “They fire off the same application for every job without tailoring it for that position, and without carefully looking for an opportunity that you’d be successful at.”

If you haven’t been working, you’re far from alone. But it’s important to account for that time to prospective employers. “They’re afraid that if you’ve been out of work for a couple years than you’ve fallen into bad habits. What you have to show is that you’ve been active,” says Lee. “If you can show that in the last year you helped manage three events at your children’s schools that helped raise over $20,000, it shows that you’ve been active.”

don’t have to search. On the slightly more sneaky side, if “Anthony Lee” turned up questionable search results, he suggests

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Do some cleaning up on Google You can clean up your Facebook profile, but if your Google search results aren’t flattering, that’s a little more difficult to work around. One easy diversion that Lee suggests is to invite employers to visit your polished LinkedIn or Google+ profile so they

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