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Shamed again Sexting mistress’ new book reveals Weiner didn’t like wife’s family Called them ‘backwards’ and said they wanted him to convert to Islam {page 02}

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Squeegee king cuffed yet again Greg Washington, 37, was arrested for the 186th time on Tuesday on East 37th Street.

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Train surfer on J train NEW YORK. Didn’t think any-

The “skylarker” on the J train earlier this week.

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one actually surfs subway trains in New York City?

Turns out the dangerous pastime is alive and well.

A video posted online Tuesday shows several frightening minutes of a man holding onto the outside doors of the J train as

it moves through the tunnels. According to the video, the train surfing happened Tuesday. At one point, the train came to a halt inside the tunnel and the man jumped down from the doors and disappeared through a small opening in the wall. “Surf-

ing” or “skylarking,” as it is referred to by the MTA, is illegal and can result in a $75 fine. MTA ads with the message “Ride inside.

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Anthony Weiner’s scandal rises anew Weinergate rears its ugly head toward Huma — again New book reveals his gripes with wife’s family But expecting couple still together ANDREW BURTON/GETTY IMAGES

Adding insult to injury, exNew York Congressman Anthony Weiner managed to humiliate his wife, Huma Abedin, yet again.

Yesterday, one of his “sexting” mistresses shared messages with the Daily Mail in which Weiner calls Abedin’s parents “backwards thinking” and claims religious differences have burdened their marriage.

Traci Nobles, 35, a former cheerleading coach who had textual trysts with Weiner, revealed the scandalous excerpts in her new book, “I Friended You,” set to be published this week.

In some exchanges, Weiner complained to Nobles that her Muslim family clashed with his Jewish faith. “They just believe I should be Muslim or convert … it makes for a lot of uncomfortable meetings,” Weiner wrote. “I wish I had an escape route sometimes.”

Another time he confided in Nobles: “A lot has to do with religion. Lots of restrictions and how I’ve never been accepted by them.”

In other texts, he bragged about masturbating in the restroom of the

“It’s a big office and you know that’s not the only thing here that’s big.”

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Future veep?

Chris Christie for VP? NEW JERSEY. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has formally declined to run for president in 2012, but that doesn’t mean he won’t appear on ballots as a vicepresidential candidate.

Christie appeared on the “Today” show alongside Mitt Romney yesterday morning and the pair did not rule out the possibility of being running partners. METRO/EAE

Protest park to get cleaned Weiner confided to one of his gal pal’s that his wife’s Muslim family didn’t accept him.

House of Representatives.

“It’s a big office and you know that’s not the only thing here that’s big,” he wrote, according to Nobles.

Abedin was pregnant when the scandal broke and is due to give birth to the couple’s first child, a boy, on New Year’s Eve. The couple has reportedly moved to the West Village.

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Huma’s family tree NEW YORK. Abedin, born in Michigan and raised in Saudi Arabia, is the daughter of an Indian scholar father and Pakistani academic mother.

Her father, Syed Zainul Abedin, died when she

was 17. Her mother, Saleha Mahmood Abedin, is an associate professor of sociology.

She has been Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s aide since 1996, when she began as an intern alongside Monica Lewinsky. President Bill Clinton has referred to her as his “second daughter” and presided over her and Weiner’s wedding.

NEW YORK. Mayor Mike Bloomberg went to Zuccotti Park last night to personally inform the protesters that on Friday morning the park will get scrubbed down. The last three weeks have made the park unsanitary, said the mayor, and Brookfield Properties, the park’s owner, is eager to clean the square. Cleaning will be done in stages and protesters will be allowed to return once it’s done. METRO/CB

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Police make arrest in Brooklyn gropes Man charged Tuesday with attacking woman But police warn a second sex perv may still be on the loose Cops say they’ve arrested at least one of the alleged sex predators terrorizing Brooklyn, but caution women that another suspect may still be out on the streets.

Adolfo Martinez, 26, was arrested Tuesday night at around 9 p.m. at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn. Police reportedly took him in after matching him to surveillance video footage.

Cops say Martinez attacked a woman, 18, after she left a Sunset Park subway station Monday night.

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Monday’s assault might be part of a larger pattern, where as many as 13 women since March have been attacked while walking home alone at night.

Most of the victims have been groped by a man, who then flees when they scream, but one of the women was raped in June, said police.

Police cautioned that they cannot be sure Martinez was behind every incident, as they suspect multiple men in the attacks. They released a new suspect sketch Tuesday.

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Dancers kicking it into high gear It may not even be Halloween yet, but they’re getting ready for the Christmas Spectacular! The Radio City Music Hall Rockettes rehearsed for their 2011 show at St. Paul the Apostle Church yesterday in Midtown. The Christmas Spectacular has been performed annually every holiday season since 1933. METRO/CB

Finance job losses: 10K predicted NEW YORK. Occupy

Wall Street may have some newly unemployed members

soon. As many as 10,000 jobs in the financial sector may be extinct by the end of 2012, warns state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli in a doomsday new report released this week. Blame a still-struggling economy for the projected job losses,

said DiNapoli, adding that New York City’s securities industry is expected to be hit hardest. “It now seems likely that profits will fall sharply, job losses will continue and bonuses will be smaller than last year,” DiNapoli said. METRO/CB

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People walk across Park Avenue at 33rd Street yesterday.

The most dangerous intersection for New York’s pedestrians is right smack in the middle of Manhattan: Park Avenue and 33rd Street.

According to Transportation Alternatives’ analysis of crash data from 1995-2009, 163 pedestrians have been struck there in that 14-year span.

Graphic designer Rachel Johnson, 25, who lives in Murray Hill and works on 33rd Street and Park Avenue, was surprised to learn the number of accidents on her block.

“I walk across it every day — it’s weird,” she said.

But she said she could understand why so many people are hit at the crossing, near the entrance of the Park Avenue tunnel.

“The lights are never consistent,” she added.

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clists are struck by cars.

The group says 220,000 pedestrians and bicyclists have been killed or injured on Big Apple streets since 1995, and more than 13,000 are hurt or killed annually.

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Chopper crash takes second life NEW YORK. A second victim of last week’s helicopter crash in the East River died Tuesday. Helen Tamaki, 43, succumbed to injuries at Bellevue Hospital. Her partner, Sonia Marra, died in the accident last week. Yes-

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The chopper fell Cops seek 50 from about 50 feet into the river. terday, the National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report saying the Bell 206B had been inspected Oct. 2, just before the crash. Part of one rotor blade wasn’t recovered from the murky river, the NTSB reported.

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searching for a man who robbed and sexually assaulted a 35-year-old woman Sunday morning.

At about 5:30 a.m., cops said, the woman was approached by an Asian man with a thin build on 60th Street. He choked her, shoved her to the ground and groped her before he fled with her purse, say cops. METRO/AB

TLC may change taxi lights Off-duty lights may be eliminated To be replaced by only one light May be less confusing for riders METRO

It may one day be easier to see if that cab’s free or not.

Squinting to see whether a taxicab’s “off-duty” lights are on might one day be a thing of the past.

Officials at the Taxi and Limousine Commission are considering changing the lights on top of taxicabs, taking away both the numbers and the “off-duty”

What do you think?

NEW YORK. In the mean-

time, the TLC is gathering feedback from the cabbie world, and from the people who use them. “Of course, we’re also inviting input from the riding public,” Fromberg said. New Yorkers are encouraged to visit the TLC’s Facebook page to take a survey and suggest how the city's most iconic vehicle could be improved.

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sign. They would be replaced with something much simpler: If one light is on, the cab’s free. If it's dark, the cab’s been taken.

The new cabs would be modeled after taxis in London, which use the singlelight system.

Right now, a yellow cab is available if the middle part of the light, with the cab’s numbers, is lit up.

But it can be hard to decipher for New Yorkers — much less out-of-towners — whether the “off-duty” lights on the sides are also lit.

Just don’t hold your breath for simpler taxis anytime soon: These new lights might not be a reality for at least another two years. TLC spokesman Allan Fromberg said they would likely be incorporated into the “Taxi of Tomorrow,” a Nissan NV200, expected to hit streets in November 2013.

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It would take at least two days to fully evacuate Rikers Island, officials estimate.

In an emergency, could New York evacuate Rikers?

14K In August, as the city was scrambling to prepare for a potentially devastating hurricane, controversy arose over a decision made by Mayor Michael Bloomberg: There would be no evacuation of Rikers Island.

Officials said there was no flood risk on the island, and Irene came and went, but the incident raised a question: How would the city deal with the tens of thousands of inmates on Rikers, an island accessible by only one bridge, should an emergency arise?

“Whether they had to evacuate Rikers or not during Irene, they’ll have to evacuate eventually,” said

Is Rikers in a flood zone?

NEW YORK. Only one facility at Rikers is in Zone C, the lowest level of flood risk, according to the city. In that facility, inmates and staff assigned to the first floor would be relocated to higher floors in the jail,

Number of prisoners housed at Rikers Dr. Irwin Redlener at the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University. “The key point is, do they have an effective evacuation plan?

And to my impression, they do not.”

City officials say there is an evacuation plan, but won’t divulge details for security reasons. It may actually make more sense for most of the prisoners at Rikers to say put, say

or moved temporarily to other facilities on Rikers Island, jail officials said.

The rest of Rikers, on 96 acres nestled in the East River between Queens and the mainland Bronx, is at no risk of flooding, according to the city’s Office of Emergency Management. An exception is the narrow outer perimeter of the island, where there are no jails.

some, and ride out a storm.

“Getting tens of thousands of inmates off Rikers Island is an enormous undertaking,” said Martin Horn, former commissioner at the Department of Corrections.

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Underwear bomber pleads DETROIT. A Nigerian accused of trying to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day 2009 with a bomb in his underwear pleaded guilty yesterday and said he wanted to avenge the killing of innocent Muslims by the United States.

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, 24, entered the guilty pleas a day after testimony began in his trial. REUTERS

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Iran Quds fingered in plot WASHINGTON. The White

House said yesterday that senior members of Iran’s Quds force participated in the alleged plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador in Washington, and that the United States would hold Tehran accountable. “It’s clear that senior levels of Quds force were engaged in the plotting,�

White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters, saying that Washington would respond by intensifying efforts to isolate Iran. REUTERS

Buffett tax bill: $6.9 million WASHINGTON. Warren Buf-

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The figure represents 17.4 percent of his $39.8 million in taxable income, a percentage he has repeatedly said is too low compared to what his own staff pays. REUTERS

Gay rights pioneer dies WASHINGTON.

Frank Kameny, a pioneer of the U.S. gay rights movement who waged a decades-long fight against legal restrictions on homosexuals, has died at age 86, a longtime friend said yesterday.

Kameny was found dead in his Washington home on Tuesday afternoon, the victim of an apparent heart attack, said Bob Witeck, a public relations executive.

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Error: BlackBerry outages spreading Millions of customers across four continents affected Browsing, messaging, e-mail spotty or unavailable A three-day disruption of BlackBerry services spread to North America yesterday, frustrating millions of users of the Research In Motion smartphones and putting more pressure on the company for sweeping changes.

RIM advised clients of an outage in the Americas and said it was working to restore services as customers in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India continued to experience patchy e-mail delivery and no access to browsing and messaging. There were no reports of disruptions elsewhere in Asia.

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One year later: Above ground, but below par?

Today is the anniversary of Chilean miners’ rescue Some of ‘Los 33’ battle poverty and unemployment Twelve months after being rescued from burial more than 2,296 feet deep, 33 Chilean men still receive recognition for their part in a sensational mining tragedy. However, many of them are facing worse situations than they were in before the accident — now either without a steady job or still on medical leave.

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$17M 31 miners sued Chile for $17 million, accusing it of negligence in working safety conditions.

ny, owners of San Esteban Mining Company, still walk freely in the country and have only faced an initial investigation.

“Los 33” have hired the

Carey and Company law firm in an attempt to monetize their ordeal, establishing a company in order to protect their image and sell their story.

They also signed a deal with the William Morris Endeavor agency for future movie and television projects. Well-known Hollywood producer Mike Medavoy will also make a movie of their story based on a book by Pulitzer winner Hector Tobar.

Some of “Los 33” celebrate their freedom upon their rescue in San Jose.

Deciding to seek justice, some sued the Chilean State, alleging negligence because of poor working conditions at the San Jose mine. Besides the lawsuit, 14 were given a $470-amonth pension from the government in answer to claims from the miners that they had suffered long-term disability or joblessness.

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Taken care of?

Controversy has emerged over the effectiveness of the miners’ health care, particularly after the news that miner Edison Pena was going into rehab over his drug and alcohol addictions.

Alberto Iturra, the rescue mission’s chief psychologist, says his team couldn’t help some situations occurring

after the rescue. “A struggle began on getting exclusive interviews from the media, not allowing the miners to spend more time with their families,” he explained.

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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, Ashton Kutcher is making nice with Demi Moore, Lady Gaga is getting a warm welcome, Bill Maher has seen it all before, and Sarah Silverman wants some rhythm. @aplusk: @mrskutcher good luck tonight! you should be proud @ladygaga: Just landed in London! Judas playing on Radio 1 the minute I turn it on! Thank u!! Missed the UK. @billmaher: Is there anything stupider in the whole world than newspaper cartoons of recently dead famous people meeting god in heaven? @SarahK Silverman: I feel like there’s not enough music in the streets lately

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Leal finally gabs about Kutcher Sara Leal, the 22-year-old San

Diego woman who claims she was with Ashton Kutcher on the night of his sixth wedding anniversary, is breaking her silence (and by “breaking,” I mean “the highest bidder finally won”). “He just came up and kissed me,” Leal tells Us Weekly of her introduction to Kutcher. Leal claims the “Two and a Half Men” star told her he was separated from Demi Moore. She then details a late night cavorting naked in a hot tub with Kutcher and one other woman before the pair retired to Kutcher’s bedroom in the early morning. “He lost his towel and I took my

robe off,” Leal says. “Then we had sex.” And did they use a condom? Leal says no.

Apparently, Kutcher’s pillow talk got political, as Leal says he quizzed her on “up-and-coming candidates,” she remembers. “I said Rick Perry. He asked if I’d vote for him. I said I didn’t know and he laughed. He laughed at pretty much everything I said.”

Ugh. No wonder Demi wants a divorce. Not only does he cheat on her and not use a condom (For shame, Ashton! For shame!), but the upcoming presidential election is his go-to subject for pillow talk. My eyes can’t roll any harder.

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Who is DiCaprio dating?

While Leonardo DiCaprio has been linked to 21year-old Australian model Alyce Crawford since his split from Blake Lively, reports from Australia suggest he’s actually spending time with more than one model.

Australia’s Daily Telegraph, which reported on DiCaprio and Crawford’s rumored canoodling, also says the “Inception” star is seeing model Kendal Schuler, 20, while in the country to film “The Great Gatsby.”

The two had previously

Jolie is seen visiting with children in Libya.

Jolie goes to Libya Though she usually can’t make a move without paparazzi knowing it, Angelina Jolie made a secret trip to Libya this week, reports Reuters. “I have come to Libya for a variety of reasons, to see a country in transition at

every level,” Jolie said in a statement. “I will be meeting with officials from all sides, but above all listening to the local people in the street. I am here to express solidarity with them.” She visited the country under her role as an ambassador for the United Nations refugee agency.

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met in Los Angeles. But a source tells People magazine that the reports aren’t to be trusted. “Leo is shooting ‘Gatsby’ and that’s about it,” the source says. “The gossips are on overdrive. They have linked him to half of Australia at this point.”

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It’s a big month for Jack Osbourne, as his fiancee, Lisa Stelly, is pregnant with their first child, he told Piers Morgan in an interview, meaning shock rocker Ozzy will soon be a grandfather. “I’m excited,” Osbourne said. “I’m a little nervous.” Osbourne and Stelly announced their engagement two weeks ago.

Don’t Seal, Hilary Swank and Jean Claude Van Damme have enough money that they don’t have to accept cash from a dictator? Apparently not. The stars were paid millions to attend a concert held on the 35th birthday of Chechnya’s leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, who has been accused of rights abuses, including murder, per The Associated Press.

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“When stars get paid to turn up to party with (Kadyrov), it trivializes the suffering of countless victims of human rights abuses.”

Swank wasn’t forced to wear an Islamic head scarf, even though Kadyrov has forced his female citizens to do so. (He has also publicly approved honor killings of women). At the event, she said she liked the Chechen government’s “passion to make peace.”

And here I thought Sara Leal selling her Ashton sex story to Us Weekly was distasteful.

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2. Megan Fox attended a Make A Wish Foundation event at the Young Hollywood Studio Tuesday in Los Angeles.

3. Despite failing to win any awards, Young Jeezy and T.I. rocked the house at the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards ceremony at in Atlanta on Tuesday.

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4. Busta Rhymes won big at the BET Hip Hop Awards, bagging four major awards — including Best Video and Perfect Combo Award for his collaboration with Chris Brown and Lil Wayne on the megahit “Look At Me Now.” Lil Wayne went on to win Best Live Performer and Lyricist of the Year.

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6. And finally, DJ Khaled won the DJ of the Year award at the awards show.

7. Samuel L. Jackson sent his first tweets from his new Twitter account, @samuelljackson, while on the “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” show at Rockefeller Center on Tuesday.

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‘The Big Year’ Jack Black, Steve Martin and Owen Wilson play three competitive birders who take on the challenge of seeing as many species of North American birds as they can in one year.

‘The Thing’ The thing with “The Thing” is that it’s not exactly a remake, nor is it a sequel. “The Thing” is a prequel to the 1982 film starring Kurt Russel, which was a remake of “The Thing from Another World” from 1952. And even if you get all the things confused, expect the new one, co-starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, to leave you spooked.

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‘Real Steel’ A movie about boxing robots sounds like something a couple of studio executives came up with after a few too many — but yes, it’s real, it owned the box office last weekend and Hugh Jackman stars in it.

‘Ides of March’ George Clooney directs and stars in this political thriller based on the celebrated Broadway play “Farragut North.”

It’s about an ambitious political strategist (Ryan Gosling) who finds his integrity challenged by a cynical electoral system during the Democratic primaries.

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‘Project Runway’ REALITY. The remaining designers better do more than simply impress guest judge Zoe Saldana, because the top contestants — and the mini-collections meant to encapsulate their vision that they’re tasked with creating tonight — move on to the finale.

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‘The Vampire Diaries’ DRAMA. Caroline insists everyone get into Senior Prank Night, but we’re guessing that pretending they’re all vampires and werewolves and witches won’t be part of the ha-ha-gotcha punking.

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Host Heidi Klum and guest judge Zoe Saldana critique the remaining designers on “Project Runway.”

‘Parks and Recreation’ COMEDY. Ron and Leslie battle over their dueling scout troops when they take the

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‘NBA JAM: On Fire Edition’ Console: 360/PS3 Company: EA Grade:

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Gamers weaned on “Madden” have learned to expect only minor changes to each year’s iteration of their favorite sports titles.

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2K Games must have given their laurels to Marv Alpert, because while “2K11” was great, “2K12” is pretty much the best basketball game ever made.

Every fiber of this game is exponentially better than “2K11.” Last year’s edition let you complete challenges as Michael Jordan. Now you can complete challenges as Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Bird and tons more classic dribblers. The attention to detail shines in the franchise mode, the many online challenges and, obviously, the game play itself. You’ll be hard pressed (get it?) to play a better hoops sim in the foreseeable future.

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Flaptastic The ’50s wasn’t the only decade to make a comeback for spring.

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Protests still dominating RE: “PUSH BACK AGAINST PROTEST”: You gotta love

the level of discourse when people protesting a 1 in 10 unemployment rate are repeatedly told to stop being lazy and get a job. AARON MINER, BRONX When I consider the pointlessness of the “Occupy” demonstrations, I have to wonder what’s really going on. In the novel “1984,” the regime would secretly organize dissidents in order to entrap potential opponents. Has free speech become a tool?

The “1 percent” say they are just hard-working Americans, but how many laws did they break and lives did they ruin to get there? The rich think it’s so great to be poor; I think everyone needs to spend a night on the street to see just how bad it is. The “1 percent” need a reality check.

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For those of you complaining about the protesters, you make it clear that you have no idea how lucky you are. It’s obvious that you have no concept of how difficult it is to get a decent job or to pay for an education. The protesters

are contributing to our society by encouraging change within a system that is not working.

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How ironic that Kanye West and Russell Simmons are both multimillionaires. Nancy Pelosi has raised several hundred million dollars from the same crowd. They are all part of the “1 percent” of America who Wall Street protesters claim are not paying their fair share.

Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. Any new endeavor will have better-than-usual prospects for achieving success.

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Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. Something you’ll be able to do best is to take outmoded systems and turn them into something new and useful. Your ingenuity will surprise you.

Dear 99 percent: I’m not sure why you fell for the liberal class-warfare misdirection. We’d be willing to leave and perhaps colonize a nearby planet.

We would, unfortunately, have to take with us a few of our things: iPhones, iPads, iPods. When something “goes viral,” it will have a new meaning — we will have taken modern medicine with us.

Also be ready for empty cinemas, concert stadiums and sporting venues — the entertainers will be with us. Last, we will naturally be taking with us the roughly 40 percent of total income taxes that we pay.

Sincerely, the “1 percent.”

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Build the perfect cocktail Master mixologist Nick Mautone shows us how to serve more than Prosecco at our next party Wow your guests with some savory herb drinks and fancy salt floats

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hen we first met Grey Goose’s U.S. ambassador Nick Mautone at the brand’s Blue Door series in the Hamptons, he was shaking up sunny, farm-totable cocktails. But now that fall’s here and we’re about to hit cozy house-party season, we checked in with the master mixologist for tips on how to make a mean cocktail from the comfort of our kitchen.

Trends Savory herbs: “One of my favorite trends is the use of savory herbs in cocktail making. It’s something I’ve been doing for a long time, and I’m glad to see it take hold — whether it’s the use of sage, rosemary, thyme,” says Mautone.

Wood-aging cocktails: “This is a minitrend we’re working on. You take a cocktail like the Negroni and putting it into a small barrel and let it sit for a couple of days and then serve it at a party.”

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recipe: Two parts strong (that’s alcohol) one part weak (which would be a cordial or something similar) one part sour (lemon or lime juice) and one part sweet (simple syrup or agave). “Try to follow the recipe as close as possible, and adjust according to your needs,” he says.

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Beating around the Bush JOSEPH LLANES

Gavin Rossdale on overcoming the dwindling crowds and the challenges of a solo career Now that the band is rocking again, he doesn’t wanna come back down from this cloud Gavin Rossdale is on his tour bus, heading towards Grand Rapids, Mich. It would be tempting to say something about him being on the road again, but really, despite becoming a husband (to No Doubt’s Gwen Stefani) and father, the Bush frontman never really got off the road. His post-Bush band, Institute and solo dabblings saw him performing, just not as much as in Bush’s heady ’90s heyday. “I never really stopped being out there — I just operated on a different

plane,�

Rossdale tells Metro. “It was a different atmosphere from doing my heavy rock band to my big ballad solo career.�

That is, things got smaller. To paraphrase a line from the rock mockumentary, “This is Spinal Tap,� he found that his appeal “becoming more selective.� “The whole thing was quite troubling,� Rossdale muses. “It always felt I was in the right place doing the wrong thing. But, if you take away the commercial side — obviously, it didn’t do as well as Bush — it was

Bush perform tonight at Wellmont Theatre in Montclair, N.J., just about 20 miles outside of the city. For more info, visit www.wellmonttheatre.com.

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fering the chance to cruise for a cure in honor of Susan G. Komen on their annual Beauty Brunch day. The Princess yacht will transform into a spa where guests will enjoy pink champagne, a buffet brunch and a range of services and giveaways. Tickets are $59 per person and all proceeds go will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. 212-630-8100, www.worldyacht.com

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FOOD Grape Getaway Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., $115 www.grapegetaways.com Head out to the beautiful Hudson Valley for a day of fine wine and great fun. This day tour goes to Brotherhood Winery and Stout Ridge and the ticket price includes a lovely lunch at Benmarl, which offers a spectacular view of the Hudson River.

PETS “Dog-Tober” Fest Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fleet Street between Flatbush Avenue and Albee Square, free www.shopdowntownbrooklyn .com An entire street will be closed for the first block party for dogs in downtown Brooklyn. The event features a pop-up enclosed dog run and other treats and activities for both dogs and their owners.

SHOPPING Brooklyn Vintage Crawl

The Favela Painting Project, part of the “Design with the Other 90 Percent: Cities” exhibition.

Sunday, noon to 6 p.m., Williamsburg and Greenpoint, Brooklyn, free www.vintagecrawl.com This inaugural event features a bargain hunt through the best vintage shops in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Bars along the path will offer “Vintage Cocktails” to all shoppers while special collections and promotional discounts will be available.

CULTURE National Design Week Saturday through Oct. 23, Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. www.cooperhewitt.org

The museum hosts its sixth annual National Design Week with a series of public programs and online resources that celebrate the importance of design in our daily life.

Ettia Holistic Day Spa 239 W. 72nd St. 1800-795-7109 www.ettia.com Combing Swedish and Shiatsu techniques, the Dual Decadence Massage restores balance, loosens muscles and tensions, and calms the entire body through opening energy channels.

The Creators Project: New York City 2011 Saturday and Sunday, DUMBO, Brooklyn, free www.thecreatorproject.com Hosted by The Creators Project, a global network dedicated to creativity, culture and technology, this festival boasts a series of musical performances, art installations and film screenings. While attendance is free, please RSVP through their website.

Tribeca Spa of Tranquility 462 Greenwich St. 212-226-4141 www.tribecaspaof tranquility.com Using an authentic Korean technique, the Authentic Korean Body Scrub with Cucumber Face Mask exfoliates the skin and increase blood circulation.

Malcolm X: A Search for Truth Through Jan. 7, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, 515 Malcolm X Blvd., free, www.nypl.org This exhibition, which celebrates the life of Malcolm X, provides an opportunity for the public to examine a wide range of speeches, sermons, diaries and correspondences written by the activist.

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Jeremy Kerley will now be counted on more in the passing game with the departure of Derrick Mason.

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Epstein heads to Chicago Ending one curse just wasn’t enough for Theo Epstein.

The former Red Sox GM has reportedly been hired as the Chicago Cubs to fill the same role.

The deal is for five years and around $15 million.

With trade of Mason, Jets go in direction of rookie Jeremy Kerley Can the versatile receiver stick in the slot? Receiver has just three catches Replacing a 15-year veteran with 937 receptions and more than 12,000 receiving yards now falls to a rookie fifth-round pick with three career catches to his name.

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After making his firstever NFL reception last Sunday in the loss at New England, Kerley has to quickly establish himself on a team

with Super Bowl ambitions.

And replace a player in Mason who, someday, could be Canton-bound.

“Camp was tough and I got through that and I felt like it helped me out,” Kerley said. “So I’m definitely ready.”

While Kerley is a better athlete than Mason it is a tough spot for a rookie to come in.

“What we saw on the practice field, one of those things we saw was that Jeremy Kerley has a lot of abili-

Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum was clear on Wednesday that the trade of Derrick Mason had everything to do with the player’s suspect performance and nothing to do with his controversial comments following a loss to Baltimore.

“What he said after the Baltimore game had nothing to do with the decision we made last night. Obviously his performance on the field isn’t where he expected it to be or where we expected to be,” Tannenbaum said.

“We’re always going to make a decision for what’s best for the team but it’s based on what we thought is going to give us the best chance to win on the field.” METRO/KD

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Kerley was taken with pick No. 153 in the 2011 NFL draft. He was the 22nd selection in the fifth round. ty,” coach Rex Ryan said. “At the end of the day, Houston gave us a call and we said let’s go with Jeremy.”

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As long as the franchise has been in existence, there have been two things associated with the New York Giants — running the ball and playing sound defense.

Unfortunately, that identity has taken a blow in recent weeks.

Following last week’s unfathomable loss to Seattle, there was genuine concern regarding the way the running game and how the defense’s inexplicable play has allowed opponents — some mediocre — to put up big numbers on them lately.

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Tuck says the defense is getting frustrated.

this week, as the Bills (4-1) come charging into MetLife Stadium.

“We are not making the same errors [and] that is what is frustrating because if we were then we could just say get that guy out of there but it is different errors,” defensive end Justin Tuck said. “One week it’s tackling, one week it is fitting up the run and the next week it may be a de-

fensive end cutting off a blitz and a guy getting outside.”

When a defense is struggling as much as the Giants (3-2) have been, a masking agent is a strong running game that keeps that unit off the field. Unfortunately, they have yet to get that element on track.

“Well, we’re going to keep hammering away at it because that is philosophically what I hold to and believe in,” said Coughlin.

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Cashman passes on Sox job At the end of the month Yankees general manager will be without a

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But don’t expect him to be looking at the now vacant Red Sox job.

“I have a job,” Cashman told ESPN yesterday.

He is expected to re-sign. METRO

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