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Haves, have-nots of Occupy Meet the top 1 percent of protesters Occupy Wall Street has half a million in the bank — and they aren’t sharing it with camps elsewhere We could use some money, too, cry Occupy Philly protesters {page 02}

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After Juan Carreras, 58, was pulled over and asked if he’d been drinking, he allegedly replied, “Yeah, but not enough! I had one or two drinks,” the Post reported.

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Mosque developer accused of neglect It’s not just the five civil suits pending against him, which Metro revealed last week.

Sharif El-Gamal, developer of Park51, the controversial mosque two blocks from Ground Zero, also has nearly 400 open violations on a building his company

owns at West 151st Street, according to the New York Post.

El-Gamal also owes the city over $60,000 in unpaid fees, fines and taxes on the uptown property.

Tenants say the 14-unit building is infested with rats and cockroachs. They

also told the Post that landlord El-Gamal has ignored their complaints, ranging from a bathroom ceiling collapse to a lack of heat.

The news comes on top of a claim from Con Edison that El-Gamal owes them $1.7 million in back rent for 51 Park Place, where he

wants to expand the mosque and Islamic community center.

El-Gamal is due in court this Thursday for the uptown building violations. If he doesn’t show up, he reportedly risks being sent to jail.

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Occupy Wall Street the top 1 percent?

NYC camp raised $480,000, which they aren’t sharing with other protests Complaints circulate about how the money’s being managed EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO

As New York City’s protesters enjoy gourmet dinners, down blankets and a flatscreen TV, their counterparts in other cities are left shivering — and envious.

Occupy Wall Street’s New York encampment has amassed nearly half a million dollars since they first started, according to Brooklynite Pete Dutro, 36, of the organization’s finance committee.

But New York protesters haven’t shared one cent with other Occupy camps set up across the nation.

“We could definitely use [New York’s funds],” Vernon Johnson, a volunteer at Occupy Philly, said yesterday.

“What’s the point of collecting money if you’re not releasing it to the people you’re trying to help?”

“We need money bad,” agreed fellow Philadelphia protester Kate Corbett. Occupy Philly has raised $10,000.

Most of New York’s money comes from individual donors, who give an average of $50 each, Dutro surmised. So far, the Wall Street camp has spent about $66,000 of that money on computers, credit card processing fees, food and medical supplies, he said.

“Most of the money is still in the bank,” said Wylie Stecklow, 40, the finance group’s attorney.

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Brooklyn tragedy BROWNSVILLE. A community is mourning 34-year-old Zurana Horton, who was killed Friday afternoon from a bullet to the head. Horton was shot as she picked up her kids from elementary school and tried to shield a group of children from gunfire that broke out. A shooter climbed onto the roof of a building near PS 298 after a dispute, police said, and fired seven to 10 times into the street below.

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Protesters at Zuccotti Park stay connected with pricey donated computer equipment.

A material world Donated to Zuccotti Park in the past month: 1,000 pairs of sneakers Laptop computers Cell phones 10 cases of American Apparel hoodies, jackets

And even though OWS has quite a coffer, some protesters gripe that it’s not trickling down fast enough.

Last week, when drums were damaged and stolen from the drum circle, the New York General Assembly voted not to spend money to replace them.

“We’ve been an important part of this movement,” said frustrated drummer John Eustor, 46, of Asbury Park, N.J. “I’m done with the meetings.

We’ve just stopped giving them our donations.”

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Police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted five women in eastern Queens over the past month.

The suspect, nicknamed by residents as “the Laurelton rapist,” strikes in the Queens Village, Laurelton and Springfield Gardens neighborhoods. He targets women walking alone at night.

His most recent attack was Sunday, Oct. 16. He followed a 24-year-old woman walking on Conduit Avenue at about 7 p.m. and then hit her in the back of the head, police said, causing her to fall to the ground. He then sexually assaulted her.

Look familiar?

The attacks began on Sept. 22, officials said. That night, just after 1 a.m., he followed a 44-year-old woman as she entered her home in Queens Village, and then he grabbed and sexually assaulted her.

A few weeks later, on Oct. 7, he struck again. He

grabbed and sexually assaulted a woman as she entered her Queens Village apartment building.

Two days later, at 1 a.m. on Oct. 9, police say the same man approached a woman on 145th Road. He pushed her to the ground, said cops, punched her several times in the face and tried to rape her. He fled the scene after a neighbor heard his victim’s cries for help.

Then, just days later, he struck again, said police, sexually assaulting a 23year-old woman walking alone on 226th Street at South Conduit Avenue.

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One of the most prominent fighters in the war on drugs is calling for the world to get tougher. President of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos wants world leaders to take a much stronger, more coordinated approach in dealing with trafficking narcotics and the use of hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin. In an exclusive one-to-one interview with Metro, Mr. Santos says legalizing softer drugs such as cannabis could be a way forward, if done globally.

“The world needs to discuss new approaches,” Santos says. “We are basically still thinking within the same framework as we

have done for the last 40 years.”

Colombia’s war on drug cartels has made huge progress over the past 20 years. The killing of notorious drug baron Pablo Escobar in 1993 and then the arrest and conviction in 2006 of the Rodriguez Orejuela brothers, founders of the Cali Cartel, did much to dismantle the powerful cartels and spark the decline of drug-related violence that had plagued the country. Santos hopes that the world too can build on this success story.

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President Juan Manuel Santos Calderon of Colombia has some pretty interesting ideas about the war on drugs.

Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos on his country’s efforts in the war on drugs Santos opens up on drug legalization as a means to stop violence Says legalize soft drugs, but only if entire world agrees

COLOMBIAN LEADER: LEGALIZE MARIJUANA Do you think legalizing softer drugs could be a way forward?

Yes, that could be an answer, provided everyone does it at the same time.

Is that something you would support?

If the entire world does it, yes.

But somebody has to take the first steps?

Yes, and it won’t be me.

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Because for Colombia, this is a matter of national security. Drug trafficking is what finances the violence and the irregular groups in our country. I would be

crucified if I took the first step. We need to insist on more multinational actions on drug trafficking and innovate the ways we are dealing with it.

How is this different in other countries?

“Each country has its own potential, but together we have a massive potential.”

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In other countries [Europe and the U.S.] this is mainly a health and crime issue.

We need to look at all components, one of them being targeting the assets in this business. But we need to do so on a global level.

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We have something that the U.S. and Europe don’t have: A young population and a lot of optimism.

When you ask the population of a country, ‘Will your children have a better life than you?’ and a majority answers ‘No,’ then the enthusiasm of that country is limited.

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Turkey shaken by strong earthquake Up to 1,000 may be dead in magnitude 7.2 temblor Survivors heard calling out for help as darkness fell REUTERS

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NEW YORK. The United States will likely suffer

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The trigger would be a likely failure by Congress to agree on a credible long-term plan to cut the U.S. deficit, the bank said in a research note published on Friday. REUTERS

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Officials fear that as many as 1,000 people were killed yesterday when a powerful earthquake hit southeast Turkey, destroying dozens of buildings and trapping some victims alive under rubble.

As night fell, survivors and emergency workers battled to pull people out of the debris in the city of Van and town of Ercis, where a student dormitory collapsed.

Residents in Van joined in a frantic search, using hands and shovels and working under floodlights and flashlights, hearing voices of survivors crying for help under mounds of shattered concrete in pitch darkness and bitter cold.

“We heard cries and groaning from underneath the debris, we are waiting for the rescue teams to arrive,” Halil Celik told Reuters as he stood beside the ruins of

building that had collapsed before his eyes.

“All of a sudden, a quake tore down the building in front of me. All the bystanders, we all ran to the building and rescued two injured people from the ruins.”

At another site, three teenagers may still be trapped under a collapsed building. People clambered over the masonry, shouting: “Is there anyone there?”

Turkey’s Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute said the magnitude 7.2 earthquake was three miles deep. It was among the strongest in Turkish history and the worst since 1999. REUTERS

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This weekend in Lohans This hurts us more than it hurts you, but as a gossip column, we are obligated to dedicate this space to Lindsay Lohan and her adventures in community service over the weekend. (Don’t like it? Get us a pic of Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lopez together, and maybe we can talk.)

Here’s the good news: Not only did Lindsay show up at the morgue, but she was sociable and cleaned floors on her hands and knees, reports TMZ. And although the L.A. county coroner rejected her peace offering (and/or bribe) of cupcakes and burgers, we

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thought the delivery was a nice gesture.

Now, for the bad news: Dina Lohan is reportedly shopping around a tell-all book about her daughter’s struggles with addiction, and father Michael Lohan gladly took the opportunity to complain about them both in a lengthy, unhinged rant to RadarOnline, in which he compared himself to an archangel.

In other words? This chick is going to be headlining every gossip column for the next 20 years, and we collectively owe her apology cupcakes. gotta watch ‘Friends,’” the Queen Pea told TMZ cameras.

We somehow doubt will.i.am is well-versed in the Ross and Rachel saga, so we’ll spell it out for him: It’s a trap, and we bet Fergie would look behind that door.

Lindsay, as soon as you surface in a more flattering outfit and some better blush, we’ll use those photos. Promise.

The more Ashton Kutcher denies cheating on wife Demi Moore in rambling Web videos, the more sane and professional Charlie Sheen seems. Sheen says he has no hard feelings about Kutcher, who replaced him on “Two and a Half Men,” but he’s not surprised ratings for the show have gone down.

“He’s doing the best he can. I don’t think the role is cursed, but I’m extremely disappointed with how they’re handling what I left behind,” Sheen tells TMZ. “People aren’t stupid, you know.

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Cooper and JLO a go?

Bradley Cooper has reportedly been going to great lengths to woo Jennifer Lopez now that she’s split from husband Marc Anthony, according to Us Weekly. Cooper “has been after Jennifer, calling her, for ages,” a source says, adding that Lopez “has been trying to concentrate on her kids and work. But Bradley has been especially eager.” It’s

Lively and Reynolds have been seen together in Boston.

apparently working, as Lopez has decided to “let him in,” the source says. “She likes the thrill and the fact that Bradley has been pursuing her.”

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The rumored romance between Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds appears to be going strong, as the “Gossip Girl” star spent her third weekend in a row in Boston with her “Green Lantern” costar, according to Us Weekly. The pair were spotted making a predawn exit from Reynolds’ Boston apartment this weekend, his dogs in tow.

“They’re seeing each other casually,” a source previously said. “Now they’re both single and trying it out.”

If the former couple is quietly getting back together, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are getting worse at keeping it a secret. Witnesses spotted the pair getting cozy at the after-party for Timberlake’s “In Time” premiere, according to Hollyscoop. “[They] became more and more affectionate, sneaking kisses, whispering to each other, and sharing quick back rubs and caresses,” a source says.

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BYOL Bringing your own lights is an effective move that makes you stand out from the thousand other bands.

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Weekend brought three long red tube lights to put beside their instruments, evoking electric heaters, warming up their icy goth rock sound. Dance rock band Small Black rely on the chain of lights around

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Josh Kolenik’s sampling console. It casts a nice beam on the singer as he dances tirelessly throughout the set. Purity Ring have a light within their giant bass drum, illuminating the stage when singer Megan James bangs on it. She also holds a lantern, like the hermit from that Led Zeppelin logo, while bandmate Corrin Roddick plays a weird, pipe-like apparatus with little glowing bulbs on the ends.

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Metal is for hipsters Out of all the “this isn’t cool right now, so let’s make it cool again” things that those pretty hipsters have gotten their hands on, heavy metal might be the most surprising. But hey, it’s the last frontier of irony. While band members like those of The F—ing Wrath still look like your typical metal band — Rob Zombie Tshirts and all — their audience is changing (at least in the Big Apple) to look like models from the American Apparel catalogue.

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Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs is the stage name of British house DJ Orlando Higginbottom, who wore a bodacious stegosaurus getup with neon dorsal spikes bouncing to his driving beats. He owned the stage, looping fuzzedout vocals and jumping back and forth between laptop, keyboard and samplers.

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Le Bon finds himself in the ordinary world Though Simon Le Bon sings that “wild boys never lose it,” the Duran Duran singer experienced a huge physical setback when he blew out his voice during a concert earlier this summer.

“I really did lose my top range — a whole octave of my range — for about two months,” he says. “The doctors were never able to give me a definitive diagnosis of what had occurred.”

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Combined with a similar decision last year by the California Supreme Court, the R.I. policy has bolstered the spirits of immigrant advocates on college campuses as they anxiously await similar decisive moments in states like Colorado and

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“The [U.S.] Supreme Court has already ruled that you can’t hold children accountable for breaking immigration laws when it comes to education,” says Ryan Gildersleeve, director of the Center for K-16 Education Policy and Research at the University of Texas.

“So to treat them as criminals instead of students because they reached this arbitrary age of 18 doesn’t make a lot of common sense for anybody.”

In Rhode Island, all of these students would be eligible to pay in-state college tuition rates after graduating from high school.

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A nationwide conversation Advocates for immigrant students are quick to point out research by Stella Flores and Michael Olivas in the Journal of Higher Education. Both have published studies showing that extending in-state tuition to undocumented students vastly increases their college participation, without a negative impact on local tax bases. “This is part of growing nationwide conversation,” says Gildersleeve. “It’s very clear that increasing educational opportunities in communities leads to lower rates of poverty in those communities, lower crime rates, stronger economies, public health and participation in democratic institutions.”

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Demands: Yes or no?

Obama has continued 99 percent of Bush’s policies, you can’t criticize Obama unless you’re also attacking Bush. My only gripe with OWS is that I want to see them put out a concrete list of demands.

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The Occupy protesters are under no obligation to provide a list of demands. They are bringing attention to the issues. They may not know the solutions, but they have certainly highlighted the problems — and I thank them for it.

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Even my friends who are police officers fully support OWS. America is now second fiddle to Communist China, so it’s not like the right-wingers can say they think Bush did a good job. And considering

Obama hates America?

I believe that Obama will be the last president elected whose parents hated America. It is becoming obvious to the majority of people that our hive has been compromised by a very clever passive-aggressive who has surrounded

himself mostly with people whose sole mission is taking this nation down to the point of no return. Is it even surprising that Obama attempts to compare the Tea Party people with the Occupy Wall Street mob whose theme is “eat the rich”?

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supposed to serve the people, and we elect them based on their campaign speeches. However, as soon as they get elected it is business as usual.

Most of them become corrupt and enact laws that rob the middle class.

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Protests really lighting a fire

Politicians are the problem

What the OWS movement forgets is that the Arab Spring only ignited when Mohamed Bouazizi touched a match to his gasoline-soaked body and did the same. If they’re really that fed up with their place in our ordered society, and really that cold and uncomfortable out there, then I think I have a two-birdsone-stone idea for them.

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Gang Greene: Running back Shonn Greene came into the game struggling — averaging 3.4 yards per carry. But Greene stepped up, rattling off several long runs while being a consistent presence in moving the chains. There wasn’t a touchdown, but he had 112 yards on 20 carries.

The much-maligned Plaxico Burress exploded for three touchdown catches after hearing criticism all week.

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Rex Ryan might’ve been right that four years ago the Chargers could have given him a chance at the Super Bowl, but in yesterday’s 2721 win, the Jets proved his current team gives the Jets’ head coach a shot at winning one now.

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After struggling all year to convert on third downs, the Jets were 8of-13 (62 percent) yesterday. They were at 34.6 before Sunday.

“I think this was our team, the one we kind of envisioned at the start of the season,” Ryan said.

A disappointing season has perhaps unfolded after two-straight wins.

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He went from person of interest to persona non grata and now, after his Week 7 performance for the Jets, Plaxico Burress is now the person of the hour.

Burress hauled in three touchdowns in yesterdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s win, lifting the Jets to a comeback win. All three of his touchdowns came in the red zone, the combined distance totaling just 10 yards. All told, Burress had four catches for 25 yards, but it was those three tosses into the end zone that made the difference. It is a rise in form for Burress, who had just one catch last week in the Monday night win over Miami. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Every morning that you wake up on Sunday, you want to be great.

Some of the situations that were happening, I would just say to myself â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Just let the game come to meâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

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Burress scores over Antoine Cason yesterday.

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Just when it looked like everyone was healthy again.

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at 352 East 86th Street in the

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