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Pepper spray cop docked The NYPD disciplined the officer caught in a YouTube video using pepper spray on two female OWS protesters by docking 10 vacation days, according to the Daily News. Lt. Anthony Bologna violated NYPD guidelines on the use of pepper spray. METRO/CB

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‘Splash and dash’ suspects nabbed BROOKLYN. Two alleged thieves were arraigned yesterday in Brooklyn Criminal Court on charges that they were behind a “splash and dash” robbery pattern.

Amaurys Hernandez, 26, and Andy Lopez, 31, al-

$217K The duo allegedly made off with $217,000 before being caught. legedly hit up 62 delis, discount stores and pizzerias

in Brooklyn and Queens during the past year. Before they left, they poured bleach over the ATM machines and cash registers to hide their fingerprints.

The spree started last August and continued until

Oct. 10, cops said. The suspects told detectives they were inspired by the Ben Affleck movie “The Town,” where criminals use bleach to destroy evidence, according to NYPD spokesman Paul Browne. METRO/AB

Cops: Two gropers in jail, two loose Police say they caught latest suspect on the street, watching porn with pants unzipped But he could be one of four suspects in 20 sex attacks DCPI/NYPD

Tour bus crashes RAMAPO, NJ. A tour bus crashed early yesterday morning on its way to New York City, injuring eight people. The New York Trailways bus crashed into the back of a tractor trailer that had hit its brakes at around 5:30 a.m. on the New York Thruway.

The crash happened near Ramapo, about 30 miles outside the city.

The driver was among the injured and all of those injured were expected to be released from the hospital late last night.

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The NYPD released six different sketches of men who they say groped women throughout Brooklyn. Two suspects were arrested, but two are still at large, police say.

LES rapist sought LOWER EAST SIDE. The NYPD is searching for a man who raped a woman last Sunday.

According to the police report, the woman was walking on Attorney Street at about 7 a.m. on Oct. 9 when she was attacked from behind. The man forced her down to the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her, said cops.

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Train stabber sentenced Police nabbed a second suspect Monday in a rash of sex assaults in Brooklyn, but two more men believed to also be behind the crimes are still roaming the streets.

Cops arrested Queens resident Joshua Flecha, 32, on Monday morning on Greenwood Avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets, after officers in a passing police cruiser suspected that he was trying

to break into a car.

When police pulled over and asked Flecha to put his hands up, they found he was holding his cell phone, which was playing a pornographic video. He also had his pants unzipped, police said.

He was also allegedly carrying marijuana.

Police thought Flecha resembled one of the men suspected in the string of as-

saults. A woman, 37, picked him out of a lineup as the man who grabbed her on May 7 as she swiped her Metrocard at the Seventh Avenue station in Park Slope. Cops said he grabbed her breasts, exposed himself and masturbated.

An NYPD spokesman said charges were pending against him for the May 7 assault, and police set up lineups with other victims,

which could take some time, with the number of attacks now up to 20.

Cops say Flecha is one of four suspected men accused of the attacks in Sunset Park, Park Slope and Windsor Terrace. Last week, Adolfo Martinez, 26, was arrested and charged with groping, as well.

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NEW YORK. A man who stabbed a stranger to death on the D train two years ago was sentenced to 25 years in prison yesterday. Gerardo Sanchez, 39, pleaded guilty to stabbing Dwight Johnson in the neck in November 2009 after an argument about a seat.

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From politicians to performers, celebs flock to Zuccotti Park Big-bucks stars show solidarity with groups advocating for financial and political reform But are they seeking equality or just free publicity?

A parade of celebrities has poured into Zuccotti Park since the Occupy Wall Street movement began more than a month ago, attracting the likes of everyone from Susan Sarandon and Michael Moore to “Gossip Girl” star Penn Badgley.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson swung by Monday night, where he linked arms with protesters to form a barricade around a medical tent, which police wanted to take down. And Sarandon joined OWS protesters at a rally outside Sotheby’s yesterday.

But some of the bigname visitors may be merely trying to capitalize off the international attention the protest has garnered, say some.

“It’s good for their egos,” said Doug Muzzio, a professor of public affairs at Baruch College.

“On one hand, this guy is from a past era and is past his prime, looking for attention,” he said of Jackson. “Or, at one time, and even now, he stood for things this movement seems to be standing for.”

And most of the celebrity visitors easily fall into Occupy’s much-maligned “1 percent”: Kanye West

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Six celebs we’re waiting to bump into in Zuccotti Park one of these days: Bono Sean Penn Alec Baldwin Stephen Colbert Brad Pitt The Dixie Chicks

tweets about the challenges of Persian rug shopping and what it’s like to fly in private jets, and Sarandon admitted she went to Zuccotti Park on her way to the airport — where she boarded a flight to Italy.

Even Democratic politi-

cians like former New York Gov. David Patterson and New York City Rep. Charlie Rangel, who both stopped by, may not always be welcome.

“It adds an air of legitimacy,” said Muzzio. “It has an uplifting effect. But at the same time, given the sense of the Occupy Wall Street folks, the Rangels and the Patersons and other politicians of the world are not necessarily their allies in this.”

“In terms of electoral politics, it doesn’t matter,” he said. “Going down there can’t hurt careers because, in a sense, they don’t have any.”

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Big names seen at Zuccotti Park in the past month: Susan Sarandon:

“You’re at a tipping point.

You have people’s attention. Now you need to build on that. But … your weakness is that there are so many issues.

You’re gonna be easy to be dismissed if you don’t concentrate on a single cause.” SARANDON

py Wall Street. Friday prayer, or “jummah,” will begin at 1 p.m. in Zuccotti Park. A sermon will be delivered on social justice in Islam by Imam Aiyub Abdul Baki of the Islamic Leadership Council.

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Mark Ruffalo Kanye West Rev. Jesse Jackson Russell Simmons: “I’m happy to pay a little more taxes if it means better education for our children. I don’t pay enough taxes and I know it.”

Princeton professor Cornel West Michael Moore Tim Robbins Roseanne Barr Rev. Al Sharpton New York City Congressman Charlie Rangel Former New York Gov. David Paterson World-famous Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek: “The tragedy is that many of the Tea Party people should be on our side. They may be stupid, but don’t look at them as the enemy.”

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OWS: The celebrity protest of choice NEW YORK. Some have

compared the Occupation’s outrage to that of the Tea Party. But David Birdsell, dean of the school of public affairs at Baruch College, said Occupy Wall Street is a more attractive forum

Batman comes to Occupy NEW YORK. Zuccotti Park is

ready for its close-up. “The Dark Night Rises,” the new Batman flick, will be filming in NYC for two weeks

for celebrities to be associated with. “There aren’t major negatives with this in the same way charges of racism were leveled with the early phases of the Tea Party,” he said.

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The protests won’t be part of the plot, but add a “gritty authenticity,” the paper reports. METRO/CB

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Bloomberg said Monday that he keeps Occupy Wall Street out of his relationship. Bloomberg shares a home with girlfriend Diana Taylor, who sits on the board of directors for

Brookfield Office Properties — the company that owns Zuccotti Park.

When asked whether he has discussed the movement with his girlfriend, Bloomberg responded, “I can tell you that pillow talk in our house is not about Occupy Wall Street or Brookfield Properties.”

Brookfield has allowed protesters to camp in the park for more than a

05 month, but Bloomberg continues to express concern over its deteriorating condition.

Brookfield told protesters the park would be temporarily cleared for cleaning last Friday and that protesters’ gear would not be allowed back in. The cleaning was called off after protesters vowed to form a human barricade around the park. METRO

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In New York state, only 15 percent of residents are registered to donate their organs, according to public broadcasting station WNET. New York has the thirdlowest rate of donations in the nation, but the thirdhighest number of people who need transplants.

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NEW YORK. Two men were indicted yesterday in the murder of basketball star Tayshana Murphy.

The Manhattan district attorney’s office said Tyshawn Brockington, 21, and Robert Cartagena, 29, were behind the brutal shooting of the promising 18-year-old Harlem athlete.

A third man, Terique Collins, 24, was charged with giving them the gun.

Murphy was shot three times on Sept. 11 in front

40% Four in 10 people in the U.S. are signed up to be an organ donor. nificantly higher rate of donation, with 31 percent of residents registered as donors.

Organ donor advocates say it’s partly because of New York’s complicated donor forms. New Yorkers can register online, but must print, sign and return a letter of consent separately. In New Jersey, for example, residents can simply register online.

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of the Grant Houses, where she lived. Police suspect her murder was part of an ongoing feud at the public housing complex. METRO/AB

Oompa Loompas walk across Times Square yesterday.

Father holds Short, orange pedestrians children No, you weren’t seeing things. Oompa Loompas hostage could be spotted in New York yesterday. The iconic children’s book characters handed out golden tickets used to purchase the 40th anniversary edition of “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,” which came out yesterday on Blu-ray. METRO/AB

BED-STUY. A father held his two children hostage yesterday inside their home in Brooklyn. Cops said a man

locked himself in an apartment with his daughter, 3, and his son, 11. Cops reportedly tried to negotiate with him but finally forced their way in and helped the children out.

No arrests were immediately reported.

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Failed doomsday phophet at it again, but this time with more modesty End of days predicted for Friday Five months after falsely predicting that the world would end on May 21, Christian radio host Rev. Harold Camping is once again saying that the end is nigh. This time, though, he’s doing it quietly.

Camping’s predictions that the world would end back in May were preceded with a media blitz, with signs of the apocalypse emblazoned everywhere from billboards to buses to banner ads on websites. But when the world failed to end, Camping became a laughingstock.

Camping held on to his faith, and proclaimed a new date for the end of the world: Oct. 21. People

“The end is going to come very, very quietly, probably within the next month.” CAMPING laughed, and then generally moved on. But once again the date approaches.

How is he handling the apocalypse the second time around? Very carefully, as it turns out.

There are no bus ads and no billboards this time, and no warnings of giant earthquakes and fiery volcanoes.

Camping’s newest statement, playing intermittently on Family Radio, advises that for nonbelievers the end will be soft and gentle.

Even the date, so prominent in the first campaign, has been de-emphasized.

Camping merely warns “the end is going to come very, very quietly probably within the next month.”

So don’t worry, heathens: The world is only “probably” going to end on Friday.

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Followers of radio evangelist Harold Camping walked the streets proselytizing the coming of Judgment Day this May.

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Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and hundreds of Palestinians crossed Israel’s borders in opposite directions yesterday as a thousand-forone prisoner swap brought joy to families but did little to ease decades of conflict.

In one of the biggest ever such exchanges between the two sides, a pale and gaunt Sgt. Shalit was flown to his parents’ home in northern Israel after more than five years held incommunicado by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, while a first 477 of over 1,000 Palestinians to be released under the bargain left Israeli jails for Gaza, the West Bank and abroad.

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In an interview with Egyptian television as he passed through on his way from Gaza, a visibly weak and dazed Shalit, 25, said of 5,000 Palestinians who remain in Israeli jails: “I hope this deal will promote peace between Israel and the Palestinians.�

But, while leaders made mildly conciliatory comments about each other’s role in achieving the deal, there was no sign of warmth across the frontline of the struggle for land and security between Palestinians and Israel. REUTERS

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Starbucks Corp. is going “Blonde,� expanding its coffee lineup with its lightest roast to date in a move aimed at wooing more customers and capturing a bigger share of the U.S. coffee market.

The world’s biggest coffee company is known for its dark roasts, which have prompted some critics to say the chain’s coffee tastes burned or bitter.

The new, lighter roast unveiled yesterday is milder in body and acidity than Starbucks’ traditional coffees. Executives said customers had been asking for a lighter roast, and they expect Blonde to appeal to a broad audience.

Does Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz prefer blondes?

Mass-market competitors McDonald’s Corp. and Dunkin’ Donuts offer milder brewed coffees, and in recent years, have added lattes, mochas and other sorts of “fancy� espresso drinks popularized by Starbucks.

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Soulja Boy arrested in Georgia It’s going to take a lot of fancy footwork for Soulja Boy to get out of this mess.

TMZ.com reports that the “Crank That” superstar (real name DeAndre Cortez Way) was busted for weed possession by Temple Police Department officers in Temple, Ga. early Tuesday morning.

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The site reports there “was roughly $70,000 in cash and drugs” in the car — as well as a gun.

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Clooney debuts new girlfriend While they’ve previously acknowledged their new relationship, George Clooney and girlfriend Stacy Keibler made their red carpet debut, posing for photos together at the New York Film Festival premiere of his new film, “The Descendants,” according to Hollyscoop. While Keibler previously competed on “Dancing with the Stars,” Clooney swore he’d never be a contestant.

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LaBeouf gets punched yet again Honestly, Shia LaBeouf gets into more fights than a gaggle of drunk Southies. The “Transformers” star got into yet another brawl at Cinema Public House in Vancouver last week, according to Radar Online. “He got into a confrontation with a couple of people. He took a few punches to

the face. He was obviously pretty intoxicated,” a source says. The actor and another patron were reportedly bounced from the establishment, but their altercation continued on the street until both could be restrained.

TMZ.com has a clip of the fight (of course they do) and you can see a man tearing off his shirt before punching LaBeouf.

It’s refreshing to know people other than me want to punch him.

‘Hannah Montana’ DUI arrest

Sarandon vs. Pope Benedict XVI

Mitchel Musso, the 20-year-old former “Hannah Montana” actor, was arrested for driving under the influence earlier this week, according to TMZ. Musso was pulled over after failing to slow down for police who were directing traffic at an intersection. According to the police report, officers approached Musso’s 2007 black Mercedes Benz and detected a “strong odor of alcohol.” Musso was administered a Breathalyzer and tested “well above” the legal limit.

Susan Sarandon is taking on Pope Benedict XVI. While discussing “Dead Man Walking” at the Hamptons Film Festival, Sarandon had some unkind words for the head of the Catholic Church, according to Newsday.

Sarandon explained that she’d sent a copy of the book upon which the film was based — which advocates against the death penalty — to the pontiff. “The last one,” Sarandon clarified, “not this Nazi one we have now.”

Joel McHale would appreciate some shade, Jessica Simpson enjoys football fashion, Victoria Beckham is dishing out snack advice and Seth MacFarlane is having trouble with religion. @joelmchale Dear Sun, I get it. You win. Uncle. @JessicaSimpson I like the Patriots socks @victoriabeckham healthy snack! Real, fruit sorbet.....freeze single, red grapes, put in small zip lock bags, eat fresh from the freezer x VB @SethMacFarlane The Bible confuses me sometimes, ‘cause I can never figure out which members of the family can understand God.

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1. Barbra Streisand spoke onstage during ELLE’s 18th annual Women in Hollywood Tribute event at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills on Monday.

2. Making her first appearance since reports of Ashton Kutcher’s infidelity went public, a very thin Demi Moore walked the red carpet at the New York premiere of her new film, “Margin Call,” on Monday. And yes, she wore her wedding ring.

3. Jennifer Aniston wore a plunging dress at ELLE’s 18th annual Women in Hollywood Tribute.

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6. Jennifer Lopez promoted her exclusive fashion and home collection for Kohl’s Department Stores at Mohegan Sun on Tuesday in Uncasville, Conn.

7. Mary Kate Olsen attended The New York Academy of Art’s 20th annual “Take Home a Nude” benefit at Sotheby’s in New York City on Monday.

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Writer-director Sean Durkin’s first feature film, “Martha Marcy May Marlene,” deals with the trauma of life inside and after escaping a cult — though that word is never used in the film. Told in a fractured chronology that highlights Martha’s growing paranoia, the film is both beautiful and unsettling. Durkin discussed the genesis of his haunting film.

Where did the idea for this movie start?

It started with just a very simple desire to maybe make a film about a cult. I felt like I hadn’t seen anything that was modern and naturalistic. I wanted to do something that showed a little bit more of the subtle manipulation.

With the steps the cult leader (John Hawkes) takes to indoctrinate your heroine, it’s almost like a how-to guide.

It’s funny, these guys are all very generic. Like seri-

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ously, you read about them and they just all use the same tactics.

The word “cult” never comes up in the movie.

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“Cult” has got a lot of connotations that aren’t helpful when you’re making a movie about someone being manipulated into certain things. I mean, no one in a cult ever talks about being in a cult or thinks they’re in a cult. They just think that what they’re doing is right, and they’re doing what they believe in.

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Dom Kennedy With “2mph,” Dom Kennedy has penned a song that anybody who has ever felt cool in a car can relate to. “Two miles per hour, so everybody sees me,” he repeats in a sing-song chorus that is instantly classic. He then proceeds to rap in a rapidfire flow that is both innovative and funny. If he’s even half as charming live, then this will be a show not to miss.

Catch him: Friday, Highline Ballroom

Listening to this Canadian duo, you might think that your computer is misreading a CD by pop divas of bygone days like Nu Shooz or Exposé.

The melodies and vocal effects are 1980s top 40, but there’s something sick going on underneath the surface, like dubstep sub-bass booms and fat hip-hop beats. But when you see them live, you’ll feel like you’re the one whose system is having difficulty pro- cessing the music.

As Megan James sings sweet

Psychic Twin A welcome addition to the chill-wave that Neon Indian pioneered, Psychic Twin offers glittery synths over a pleasantly fuzzy drone with

rhymes, Corin Riddick plays an instrument that looks like it’s a row of repurposed draft beer taps. Pipes illuminate and the computer sensors within spit out notes. Catch them: Friday, Webster Hall, Saturday, Mercury Lounge

breathy vocals on top. It’s the ice cream sundae of sugary dream pop and bound to make for a surprisingly energetic live show. Catch them: Friday, Rock Shop

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Unknown Mortal Orchestra This trio has what might be the catchiest song to bounce around our brains in a while. Check out “Ffunny Ffriends,” and we dare you not to try to make one of their shows this week. Not only does the tune have the funky disposability that indie rock seems to have lost once people could afford to make high-fi recordings on their own, but the band just absolutely grooves together.

Catch them: Thursday, Cantora Labs Smartlounge; Saturday, Brooklyn Bowl

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Mother Feather Self-described pop cockrock outfit from Brooklyn, Mother Feather takes from the best of metal, glam and of course pop and blow the whole thing out of the water with a theatrical live performance that would put Karen O to shame and make Lady Gaga go running for her prosthetic skin horns. Catch them: Friday, Rockwood Music Hall

This acoustic gal alternates between playful and poignant, often within the same song.

Against elegant instruments in the tear-jerker that is appropriately titled, “Cry, Cry, Baby,” she sings, quite beautifully, “You can have my sixth grade picture/Can I have the one of us mooning?” And she delivers it in a way that you can tell she is not trying to be clever or just silly. It just feels so human, capturing the humor that sometimes briefly emerges in sad situations. Catch her: Tonight, Mercury Lounge

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Rosewood’s most powerful clique celebrates Halloween on “Pretty Little Liars.”

‘Pretty Little Liars’ DRAMA. Still looking for Halloween costume inspiration?

The ladies of “PLL” might be able to help. The besties — including a still-living Alison, as this special flashback episode is set before she vanished — get glammed up as a witch, Mary Queen of Scots, Pocahontas, Britney Spears and Lady Gaga. Expect plenty of tricks and treats as fans get a better look at some of the secrets these girls have long been hiding.

8 p.m., ABC Family

‘Nature’ FILM. “Radioactive Wolves” isn’t a B-horror flick pegged to Halloween. It’s a haunting film of another variety, documenting the wolf packs that roam the “dead zone” around the Chernobyl nuclear site.

Season premiere, 8 p.m., PBS

‘Harry’s Law’ DRAMA. Jason Alexander guest stars as a biology teacher suspended for allegedly failing a kid who rejects Darwinism. Perhaps they can work this out with the

Festivus tradition of the Airing of Grievances.

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“You are not instantly protected right when you get the flu shot,” Do continues. “You can never, ever get the flu virus from the flu shot. You might have al-

ready gotten the flu, but you may not have exhibited the symptoms until a few days later.”

The World Health Organization has predicted that this season’s strain will be the same as last winter’s, but that doesn’t mean that last year’s shot is still good.

“Flu shots have a lifespan of four to six months. You need to get another one this year,” says Do. The standard flu shot also includes immunization against the H1N1 (so-called “swine flu”) virus, but it won’t protect against other yet-unknown flu strains.

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More than 600,000 graduations were missed More than 1 million weddings weren’t attended Nearly 5 million holiday celebrations were missed More than 3 million vacations were changed More than 5 million sporting events were missed

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Vitamin E and prostate cancer Study subjects: 35,000 men age 55 and older in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico Location of study: U.S. Results: The National Cancer Institute found that men taking vitamin E daily are 17 percent more likely to develop prostate cancer.

Significance: Results are so far inconclusive, as two prior studies on vitamin E and prostate cancer drew dissimilar results.

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with restless legs syndrome are 20 percent more likely to also have hypertension, and those who experience regular instances of RLS (15 or more times a month) were 41 percent more likely to have it, per the journal Hypertenison.

Significance: High blood pressure is a strong risk factor for heart disease.

Blood pressure and restless legs syndrome Chocolate and Study subjects: Women with stroke risk RLS Location of study: U.S. Results: Middle-aged women

Study subjects: 33,372 women aged 49 to 83

Location of study: Stockholm, Sweden Results: Women who enjoy chocolate in moderation may be at a lower risk for stroke than those who don’t, Time.com reports. Women who ate between one and two bars a week had a 20 percent lower risk of stroke than those who ate the smallest amount.

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tant: Is it making several hundred thousand despite working “absurdly long hours,” or is it doing something rewarding and having time to enjoy your family, even if it means less money? Sure, you might have to modify your lifestyle — but in the end, I suspect that enjoying time with loved ones will win out over a huge bank account.

As for your need to be the breadwinner: That’s something you’ll have to reconcile with your ego and the fact that it’s 2011, not 1950. Consider yourself lucky.

– Jonathan Alpert is a licensed psychotherapist. E-mail him your questions at jonathan@jonathanalpert.com Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.

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Protesters have no clue RE: “US PROTESTS CALL, LONDON PICKS UP”: Metro

asked three London protesters why they were protesting; none could answer the question. They spoke in generalizations and abstractions like “raising awareness” and who is portrayed in the media. But they never said why. Considering that the Brits have cradle-to-grave health care and often “go on the dole” when they are unemployed, it’s surprising that they have any reason to protest at all.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives is pushing for what? More oil drilling and using the Gulf spill to push for more land drilling everywhere.

Drilling does not create jobs for ordinary people, just oil industry insiders.

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Obama wants to destroy us RE: “PRESIDENT BLASTS GOP JOBS BLOCKS”: This

president is using our country as a credit card with no limit. We have a

Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. Take care not to let your anger out on an innocent bystander if you are outmaneuvered on an important matter. Count to 10 before opening your mouth.

Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. Maintain mental discipline regardless of what happens to throw you off. Underestimating the value of essential elements in your endeavors could cause you to unravel.

Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Keep both your social and business contacts separate and, above all, avoid all speculative arrangements with friends. If things don’t go the way they should, you’ll be to blame.

Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. Taking on more objectives or projects that you can comfortably manage is selfdefeating, so don’t gamble on your workload. Dedicate yourself to only one or two targets.

Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Don’t be coerced into putting your signature on something that you’re hesitant about. What you agree to might be deliberately distorted.

Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. It behooves you to be self-reliant, because people upon whom you depend might make promises they later find they can’t keep.

The complacent attitude from many of the clear anti-Semitic remarks and signs in many, many of these OWS protests all over the country is sickening. Look on many websites for proof of these remarks. If any one of these were about blacks, gays or Muslims, there would be outrage from all sides. JOAN HAZLET, NJ

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The president is cramming green energy down our throats. That is because unions are major contributors to the Democrat party, and he is hellbent on destroying our energy industry because he’s afraid of the environmental radicals showing they are more radical than he.

Forget Mitt; how’s Hussein?

If only the media could recognize its corruption.

They are so concerned about the Mormon background of Romney, yet completely ignored the Muslim background of our own President Hussein Obama. BILL DUNCAN, LANDING

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Taurus April 20-May 20. Look before you leap when attempting to handle a complex assignment. You could easily misread something and end up making your task twice as hard to accomplish.

Gemini May 21-June 20. There is a strong chance that some social plans you’ve been looking forward to will get canceled or postponed. Be prepared with some backup plans.

Cancer June 21-July 22. It’s never smart to allow someone who can be dead weight into an arrangement where you and several others are aiming for a specific target. He or she is likely to hold you back once again.

Leo July 23-Aug. 22. There is one thing that could cause you much disarray, and that is proceeding forward on an idea without laying out a proper game plan. Take a moment to formulate one.

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Raiders trade for Palmer It was costly, but the Raiders may have their franchise quarterback.

Oakland traded a first-round pick next year and a conditional first in 2013 for the rights to former Bengals QB Carson Palmer yesterday.

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Rex touts team’s resilience If you listened to the pundits — not to mention some of the players — Monday’s game against Miami was a must win.

The Dolphins are far from a elite team, but the win was important nonetheless.

“This is a resilient team and a resilient bunch of guys,” Ryan said. “The season is far from over. We responded the way I thought we would.”

Now, however, the team turns to much tougher foes. They will face a gauntlet of San Diego, at Buffalo and New England over the next four weeks.

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Missing in action What happened to the Plaxico Burress the Jets thought they were signing? Rex Ryan: ‘It just seems like we’re missing just a little bit’ He’s 6-foot-5. He caught the game-winning touchdown in one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history. And he can’t make a play to save his life.

When the Jets let Braylon Edwards go in the offseason they thought they’d found

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“It just seems like we’re missing just a little bit,”

head coach Rex Ryan said yesterday. “But I’m encouraged by the fact that, hey, we’ll keep working, and I think as the season goes along, you’re going to see better and better chemistry and having the ball thrown to Plax more as the season goes on.”

The Jets targeted Burress four times in the team’s 246 win over the Dolphins. He had one catch for 16 yards and a glaring drop on a would-be first down.

Burress was away from the game for two years in prison, of course, and much of the reason for his ab-

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Burress has just two catches for 28 yards and no touchdowns in the fourth quarter when the margin is within seven points. sence in the offense has been blamed on that.

“It takes a while to get a feel for the guy,” Ryan said.

“The chemistry is there, it's just a matter of fine-tuning just a little bit more and I think we're gonna be just fine.” MARK OSBORNE

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The NFL bye week is time for teams to get healthy, assess where they are and devise a plan for improvement when they finally return to action.

The Giants will use the bye week for all of the above, but will also keep an eye toward the future.

Of their remaining 10 games, the Giants (4-2)

have only one gimme — home against the hapless Dolphins (0-5) in two weeks. But after squishing the fish, the Giants face a murderous schedule.

New York then plays at the Patriots (5-1), at the rejuvenated 49ers (5-1), home for the Eagles (2-4), at the Saints (4-2), home for the world champion

Packers (6-0), at the Cowboys (2-3), home for the Redskins (3-2) and “at” the Jets (3-3) in what should be a highly-charged Christmas Eve tilt. Not a gimme in sight.

Surely life will be easier if the walking wounded return within two weeks. Big Blue can surely use the services of Justin Tuck

Jacobs should return after the bye.

(neck/groin), Brandon Jacobs (knee), Chris Snee (concussion) and Prince Amukamara (foot). Those are three stellar starters and one prized rookie that can go a long way in determining if New York’s fast start is another mirage, as it has been the last two seasons, or the start of a playoff-caliber season.

“We are going to see what we need to do for these next 10 games and the rest of the season,” guard David Diehl said.

“We are going to see what we need to correct to make sure the rest of our season is successful.”

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Cardinals star Albert Pujols is surrounded by press on media day yesterday at the World Series.

World Series ready to start Cardinals rode an epic comeback Rangers look to avenge last year Leaf through every publication’s preseason World Series predictions and you’ll find mostly Red SoxPhillies. Nobody was ready to go out on a limb and forecast the Cardinals would open the Fall Classic against the Rangers.

Two months ago, the Rangers might not have been such an outlandish pick. While the Red Sox and Yankees were dueling for AL East supremacy, Texas was quietly getting ready to clinch the AL West.

“On November the first we committed ourselves to trying to get back here because we knew we had the potential in the clubhouse to do it,” Texas manager Ron Washington said. “A lot of times people say a lot of things that they like to do, and they don't usually live

On TV tonight Rangers at Cardinals 8:05 p.m., FOX

up to it. But the character inside my clubhouse, they lived up to it.”

As for the Cardinals, two months ago they dropped 10 1/2 games behind wildcard leader Atlanta. Starting on Aug. 25, the Cardinals won 23 of 32 games then knocked out the Phillies, who helped St. Louis clinch a playoff berth, in the playoffs.

“This is in the improbable, incredible, overwhelming,” St. Louis manager Tony LaRussa said after the NLCS. “They're all special.

This one here has its own mark, because coming from that far back is historic I think.” LARRY FLEISHER

Texas GM Jon Daniels is a native of Queens and grew up a Mets fan in the 1980s.

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Texas bullpen coach Andy Hawkins pitched for the Yankees from 1989-91.

Texas reliever Darren Oliver pitched for the Mets in 2006, including a sixinning relief appearance in NLCS Game 3.

St. Louis outfielder Lance Berkman spent three frustrating months with the Yankees last year.

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NEWLY CONSTRUCTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT St. Ann’s FG Owner LLC is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for 160 affordable housing rental apartments now under construction 759 & 775 Eagle Avenue in the Melrose section of The Bronx. These buildings are being constructed through the Low-Income Affordable Marketplace Program (LAMP) of the New York City Housing Development Corporation and the Low-Income Rental Program (LIRP) of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. The size, rent, and targeted income distribution for the 160 apartments are as follows:

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Sedgcliff LLC is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for 101 affordable housing rental apartments now under construction at 1610 Sedgwick Ave & 1523 Undercliff Ave, in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx. These buildings are being constructed through the Low-Income Affordable Marketplace Program (LAMP) of the New York City Housing Development Corporation and the Low Income Rental Program (LIRP) of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. The size, rent, and targeted income distribution for the 101 apartments are as follows:

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$1,163

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Total Annual Income Range *** Minimum Maximum $28,457 Ͳ $34,380 $30,514 Ͳ $34,380 $30,514 Ͳ $39,300 $36,617 Ͳ $39,300 $36,617 Ͳ $44,220 $36,617 Ͳ $49,080 $42,274 Ͳ $44,220 $42,274 Ͳ $49,080 $42,274 Ͳ $53,040 $42,274 Ͳ $56,940

*** Income guidelines subject to change

Qualified Applicants will be required to meet income guidelines and additional selection criteria. To request an application, mail a SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE to: Sedgcliff LLC c/o: The Wavecrest Management Team, 87-14 116th Street, Richmond Hill, NY 11418, or download from www.sedgcliff.com. Completed applications must be returned by regular mail only (no priority, certified, registered, expressed or overnight mail will be accepted) to a post office box number, that will be listed with the application, and must be postmarked by 12/16/11. Applications postmarked after 12/16/11 will be set aside for possible future consideration.

Applications will be selected by lottery; applicants who submit more than one application will be disqualified.

Disqualified applications will not be accepted. A general preference will be given to New York City residents. Current and eligible residents of Bronx Community Board 5 will receive preference for 50% of the units. Eligible households that include persons with mobility impairments will receive preference for 5% of the units; eligible households that include persons with visual and/or hearing impairments will receive preference for 2% of the units; and eligible City of New York Municipal Employees will receive a 5% preference.

No Broker’s Fee. No Application Fee.

MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, Mayor New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development Mathew M. Wambua, Commissioner New York City Housing Development Corporation MARC JAHR, President www.nyc.gov/housing

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$1,163

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The features The apartments have Caesar Stone quartz countertops with a white glass backsplash and high-gloss white lacquer cabinetry. Building amenities include an entry garden, a landscaped

rooftop terrace with panoramic views and a resident-only fitness facility.

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***Income guidelines subject to change

Qualified Applicants will be required to meet income guidelines and additional selection criteria. To request an application, mail a SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE to: St. Ann’s FG Owner LLC c/o: The Wavecrest Management Team, 87-14 116th Street, Richmond Hill, NY 11418, or download from www.stannsFG.com. Completed applications must be returned by regular mail only (no priority, certified, registered, expressed or overnight mail will be accepted) to a post office box number that will be listed with the application, and must be postmarked by 12/09/11. Applications postmarked after 12/09/11 will be set aside for possible future consideration. Applications will be selected by lottery; applicants who submit more than one application will be disqualified. Disqualified applications will not be accepted. A general preference will be given to New York City residents. Current and eligible residents of Bronx Community Board 1 will receive preference for 50% of the units. Eligible households that include persons with mobility impairments will receive preference for 5% of the units; eligible persons that include persons with visual and/or hearing impairments will receive preference for 2% of the units; and eligible City of New York Municipal Employees will receive a preference for 5% of the units.

No Broker’s Fee. No Application Fee. MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, Mayor New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development MATHEW M. WAMBUA, Commissioner New York City Housing Development Corporation MARC JAHR, President www.nyc.gov/housing

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NEWLY CONSTRUCTED AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS FOR RENT Studios, 1BR Available/Elevator Buildings The Lenniger Residences is currently accepting applications for affordable housing rental apartments at 614 and 623 East 179th Street in the East Tremont section of the Bronx. Upon full completion, features include 24-hour security, gym, computer lab, community room, on-site laundry, backyard gardens, full bathroom w/ tub, kitchen w/ new refrigerator & oven. Convenient to restaurants, groceries, pharmacies, banks, etc. The number, size, rent, and targeted income distribution for the available units are as follows. # Apts.

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$807

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1033-1037 & 1043-1047 Ave. St. John; 660 Southern Blvd.

Pets are not allowed. * Income guidelines subject to change. ** Includes heat.

Applications will be handled ďŹ rst come ďŹ rst serve. QualiďŹ ed applicants will be required to meet income guidelines and additional selection criteria. Applications may be downloaded at www.cucs.org/housingapplication and www.commonground.org or requested by calling (212) 624-1471 or mailing: Common Ground Community Housing Operations – The Lenniger Residences 505 8th Avenue, 12th Floor New York, NY 10018 No Broker’s Fee or Application Fee

Lemle & Wol, Inc.

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LOW INCOME APARTMENTS NOW AVAILABLE Aurea Development LLC is accepting applications for its affordable housing rental apartments and for its list of affordable apartments at 528-588 Union Avenue and 575 Southern Boulevard in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx. The size, rent and targeted income distribution for these apartments are as follows:

Apartment Size

Household Size *

Monthly Rent

Total Annual ** Income Range Minimum - Maximum

3 Bedroom

3 4 5

$1127 $1127 $1127

$41,657 - $44,220 $41,657 - $49,080 $41,657 - $53,040

* Subject to occupancy criteria

Sustainably green.

Affordably yours.

2 BEDROOMS

MOST WITH TERRACES

STARTING AT

$402,000 SONYMA FINANCING AVAILABLE**

** Income guidelines subject to change

Applications may be requested by mail, in person, via internet or by telephone.

If you are requesting an application by mail, please write to: Aurea Development LLC, c/o Lemle & Wolff, Inc. 5925 Broadway, Bronx, NY 10463 If you are requesting an application in person, please visit the office at the address listed above.

If you are requesting an application via internet, please visit www.lemlewolff.com If you are requesting an application via telephone, please call: (718) 884-7676 ext. 310 Accepting applications until fully rented.

No broker’s Fee. No Application Fee. MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, Mayor New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development MATTHEW WAMBUA, Commissioner New York City Housing Development Corporation MARC JAHR, President www.nychdc.com

*Artist’s Rendering

212 • 289 • 5550

www.lancastermadison.com

1820 Madison Avenue, 2ND Floor New York, NY 10035

All artist’s renderings are used for representative purposes only. This advertisement is not an offering.

The complete offering terms are in an Offering Plan available from the Sponsor, File No, C09-0004 Sponsor: Lancaster Madison Associates LLC, 174 East 104TH Street, New York NY 10029 **Income and household requirements apply for eligibility.

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ntroducing Indigo at 141 South Harrison Street – long regarded as East Orange’s most famous address.

This former hotel, once a haunt for Hollywood glitterati, has been transformed into a spectacular residence – that is now yours to call home.

Indigo 141 features striking one and two bedroom floor plans accented with the finest finished and fixtures – all the way up to the 16-foot ceilings of its four exclusive bi-level penthouses that offer rolling views of the South Mountain Reservation and New York City.

All units are equipped with high quality contemporary kitchen and bathroom fixtures, and feature hardwood floors and quartz countertops. A posh lobby is open to all residents to impress their most special guests. A state of the art health club is provided to maintain your competitive edge. Quality on-site day care is available for hard working parents who want the best for their children.

Indigo 141 is just 18 minutes by train to New York City. Less than π mile to the NJ Transit trains and bus service. One block away from Route 280 and one minute to the Garden State Parkway.

www.indigo141.com

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Parkchester is only 30 minutes from midtown on the number 6 line and there is fast frequent express bus service to midtown 7 days a week.

Prospective tenants are invited to attend an OPEN HOUSE and to view model apartments. Open Houses are scheduled tomorrow Thursday from 5:00 pm to 7:45 pm and on Saturday from 10:00 am to 1:45 pm.

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