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Batman films on Wall Street Filming for “The Dark Knight,” the new Batman movie that’s shooting under the code name “Magnus Rex,” took place on Wall Street yesterday. Warner Bros. reps shot down a rumor that the film will include scenes from the Occupy Wall Street protest. METRO/CB

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Tragedy on highway in the Bronx

BRONX. A 20-year-old woman was killed and her younger brother badly injured in a car accident yesterday morning that police say was caused by icy roads. The siblings were driving on the Cross Bronx Expressway when their Chevy Venture minivan crashed just before 6 a.m., near Exit 5A. The brother and sister exited the car and were looking at the damage when they were struck by a Toyota Corolla, according to police. They were both ejected over the concrete highway barrier and fell 75 feet to the ground below. METRO/CB EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO

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NEW YORK. The weather has caused knitter Marsha Spencer, 56, to work overtime at Zuccotti Park. “The medical team has asked for fingerless mittens, so they can wear medical gloves underneath them while they work,” she said. “People need to stay warm.” Spencer, who’s been at the protest since day one, has knit more than 40 items for the movement, including hats, scarves and gloves. METRO/EAE

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An Occupy Wall Street supporter dressed as a corporate zombie yesterday. EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/GETTY IMAGES

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Dressed as “corporate zombies,” dozens of protesters pranced around Zuccotti Park yesterday with open wounds and blood dripping down their faces as part of an early Halloween event. The first time protesters dressed as the undead 1 percent was Oct. 3.

Occupy Wall Street won’t bow to weather Winter roars in, yet just one in five protesters hightail it out Reports of hypothermia, but Occupiers rely on hand warmers, wool and body heat Mother Nature may have been brutal this weekend, but protesters claim she’s no match for Occupy Wall Street. The majority of protesters have vowed to ride out the coming cold. “As long as there’s fire in people’s bellies, they’ll stay warm,” said protester Evangelina Jimenez, 33, of Portland, Ore. Metro found Jimenez bundled up with two sweaters, three shirts, a jacket and two pairs of jeans to keep warm. “The last couple of days

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were pretty rough,” admitted Miami native Lily Casteanedo, 22. “But it’s not going to stop us.” Not all protesters, however, share their conviction: A minority have fled Zuccotti Park for the winter, according to Jimenez. About one in five protesters packed up and left this weekend to avoid the snow and ice, reports claim. Protester Michaela Weber, 18, has been camped out for three weeks, but says she doesn’t know how

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much longer she can take it. “I’m from Florida and I’m already sick and have an ear infection,” Weber said. “I don’t know if I’ll be able to stay through the winter.” Without generators, protesters are using metal-

lic “space blankets,” hand warmers and layers of clothing to shield them from the weather. Others use plain old body heat. “I’m staying here with my girlfriend, so we use body heat to stay warm,” said protester Nelson Cespedes, 18, of Washington Heights. “I almost went into hypothermic shock, but I’m going to stay as long as my body will allow it.” EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us

Pedal power skirts crackdown NEW YORK. The FDNY confis-

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cated fuel-powered generators from the OWS camp on Friday, saying they were a fire hazard. But one generator passed muster — one with wheels. “We’re powering batteries with the bike,” said Brooklynite Keegan

The OWS gen$5K eral assembly voted to donate $5,000 to build the protesterpowered bikes. Stephan. “This is the one generator they can’t take.” The batteries are used to power computers and

small electronics, said Steven Ma, 27, a bike mechanic from Brooklyn. Each battery holds 100 volts of electricity, but four hours of biking yields only 25 volts, he said. “We would need 10 people to power a hair dryer,” said Ma. METRO/EAE

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A hearing will be held today to determine if shields are keeping bus drivers safe.

MTA gets spooked by Halloween vandalism threat 20% The threat of Halloween mischief means the MTA may shorten some bus routes today, and leave out certain stops altogether. Portions of three bus routes may be skipped, according to MTA officials; those three routes are the Bx8 in Edgewater Park, the Bx24 in the Country Club section of the Bronx, and the B31 in Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn, a bus thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s often a target for chucked ice and snowballs during the winter months. The MTA has shut down lines in those areas in years past to avoid vandalism, such as egg-throwing.

Two cops charged with DUI

NEW YORK. Two NYPD officers were arrested in two separate incidents Friday and charged with drunk driving. Officer Ariel Rosa, 26, was busted in Bushwick after he allegedly collided with a parked car while driving on Moffat Street at about 4:30 a.m., say police. He

Attacks on city bus drivers are up 20 percent in 2011 compared to last year.

An average of seven bus drivers have been attacked every month so far this year. The MTA will work with the NYPD today to determine what routes need to be curtailed. The concerns come at a time when assaults on bus drivers are on the rise.

was found to be intoxicated by officers who responded to the crash, and was arrested after being treated for minor injuries. A few hours later, in Queens, police officer Michael Botros, 29, was found asleep inside his car at 7:40 a.m. in South Ozone Park, with his keys still in the ignition, according to the New York Daily News. He was arrested for DUI. Both officers are suspended. METRO/CB

Nearly 70 bus drivers were assaulted in the first nine months of this year, compared with 57 drivers in that same time period in 2010, according to the Daily News. The City Council will convene a hearing this afternoon to address the increase in attacks. Part of the hearing will assess the results of two pilot programs meant to keep drivers safe: The use of thick plastic partitions to separate drivers and riders, and on-board cameras. CARLY BALDWIN

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Death from the storm? BRONX. A womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s death is being blamed on the Halloween snowstorm during the weekend. Kheowla Ramprasad, 77, died Saturday at home a few hours after the storm knocked out power and her oxygen machine shut down, her family said. A 69-year-old woman was hit by a tree branch brought down in Central Park on Saturday, as well. She is in stable condition. METRO/CB

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“The bathrooms are all clogged up and disgusting,” he said. “The power would go off every 45 minutes or so for five minutes or so, and that would freak people out.’’ Some passengers threatened to call the police. Firefighters came aboard to help a paraplegic man who had circulation trouble in his legs, according to the Courant. After that, more firefighters arrived at 9 p.m. and helped people off the plane with a ladder. JetBlue reportedly apologized for the incident, and promised refunds. CARLY BALDWIN

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Thousands rally in Syria in support of al-Assad.

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drawing increasing international outrage and criticism even from previously cautious Arab countries. Syria, as Assad noted in his interview with Britain’s Sunday Telegraph, sits at the heart of the volatile Middle East, where it borders Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Jordan. “It is the faultline, and if you play with the ground, you will cause an earthquake,” he said. “Do you want to see another Afghanistan, or tens of Afghanistans?” Assad’s remarks signal determination to hang onto power against a popular uprising that repression has failed to crush. REUTERS

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General: Iraq vulnerable without US Iraq’s defense chief has said his military will not be fully ready to defend Iraq from external threats until 2020 to 2024, according to a U.S. inspector’s report released yesterday. Lt. Gen. Babakir Zebari has repeatedly warned that Iraq’s security forces, rebuilt after the 2003 invasion that ousted strongman Saddam Hussein, would not be ready for years. REUTERS

Tribunal tells Qantas it’s time to negotiate

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As race to unseat Obama heats up, front-runners find themselves neck and neck in major Iowa opinion poll

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Republican White House hopefuls Herman Cain and Mitt Romney are in a tight race in Iowa, which kicks off next year’s presidential nominating contests, according to a closely watched opinion poll published at the weekend. The poll conducted for The Des Moines Register showed Cain, a conservative businessman, with the support of 23 percent of Republicans surveyed. Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, had 22 percent, and Texas Rep. Ron Paul 12 percent in the race to challenge Democratic President Barack Obama in the November 2012 election.

Historic value In 2008, the Iowa Poll correctly predicted wins for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in the Republican contest and Obama, then a senator, in the Democratic caucus.

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mann fading after running neck and neck with Romney in the June Iowa poll. Bachmann dropped to 8 percent and fourth place in the new poll. Neither Cain nor Romney has spent much time campaigning in Iowa. Romney, who has just four paid staff and a consultant in the state, has rarely visited Iowa since a second-place finish in the caucuses in 2008 wounded his campaign. Iowa has a large bloc of conservative voters distrustful of Romney’s past support of abortion rights and a Massachusetts health care overhaul that was a precursor of Obama’s federal law. REUTERS

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Americans among dead in bombing A suicide car bomber on Saturday killed 13 troops and civilian employees of the NATO-led force in Kabul, including Americans and a Canadian, in the deadliest single ground attack against the coalition in 10 years of war in Afghanistan. “Five International Security Assistance Force service members and eight ISAF civilian employees died following a suicide vehicle-born improvised explosive device attack in Kabul earlier today,” ISAF said in a statement. A Canadian military spokesman said one of the dead was a Canadian soldier. The Pentagon said earlier all 13 of the ISAF fatalities were

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Midnight opening for Target on Black Friday NEW YORK. If you were planning on camping overnight outside a Target store on Black Friday to get the best deals, you’re out of luck. The store will open up its doors earlier than ever before this year, at midnight to be exact, in an effort to bring in the Black Friday fanatics. “The holidays bring hectic schedules and tight budgets, so extending store hours and offering lots of additional ways to save makes Target a great

Taliban attack The Taliban later claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it packed a fourwheel-drive vehicle with 1,500 pounds of explosives.

American. But after the Canadian death was reported, a Pentagon spokesman said Americans were among the dead but that authorities were checking the identities of those killed. Three other civilians and a police officer were also killed in the attack on a convoy of military vehicles, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry said. REUTERS

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Northeast digs out fall More than 3 million households in the Northeast lacked power yesterday as a rare October snowstorm that hit Saturday bedeviled transportation and killed at least five people. REUTERS

Officers mace Colo. Occupiers DENVER. Police in riot gear

fired pepper balls and mace into a crowd of economic protesters in Denver on Saturday and arrested 20 after some people entered the grounds of the state Capitol, police said.

choice for affordable, onestop holiday shopping,” Tina Schiel, executive vice president of stores for Target, said in a press release. The retailer also announced longer holiday hours: Black Friday will be a marathon for the company’s staff, with stores open from midnight to 11 p.m. Christmas Eve hours will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (or 8 p.m., depending on location). Stores will be open on Christmas Day from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. MAINSTREET.COM

Denver police spokesman Lt. Matt Murray said about 2,000 demonstrators from “Occupy Wall Street” protests against economic inequality marched peacefully through downtown Denver, as they have done for the past several Saturdays. REUTERS

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MBA degree really adds up: Research Forget that major in art history If you really want to find a job, smart money is betting on a business degree right now Hiring is up: Survey While young Americans under the age of 30 are the hardest hit by unemployment, there is a glimmer of hope for one particular group of them: MBA graduates. Recent research shows that the class of 2011 has much better employment prospects than the last two classes before it. According to a report by the Graduate Management Admission Council, more companies are now hiring, and more of them are recruiting on campus. Data show that 57 percent of graduates who

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earned an MBA in 2011 reported getting job offers — a figure similar to the prerecession rate. The survey polled 1,509 employers in 51 countries. And only 4 percent of companies surveyed reported that they’re not planning to hire this year. That's an improvement from 8 percent in 2010 and 13 percent in 2009. According to the report, the proportion of companies with plans to hire new MBA graduates in 2011 has increased across all industries, most notably in the manufacturing, nonprof-

it/government, high technology, finance/accounting, and products and services sectors of the marketplace. The demand is expected to be highest for people with MBAs in finance and accounting. Health care and pharmaceutical, consulting, and high technology industries are also in high demand. “The post-recession recovery is gaining momentum as companies turn more toward growth,” said the report. CASSANDRA GARRISON cassandra.garrison@metro.us

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In honor of Halloween, let’s check in with Vampire-in-Chief Robert Pattinson, shall we? (Tune in tomorrow for an update on Director of Zombie Special Projects Lindsay Lohan — we just couldn’t handle her today.) While promoting “Breaking Dawn: Part 1” at a press conference over the weekend, Pattinson speculated that he and costar/girlfriend Kristen Stewart may already be married. “The wedding scene’s funny because we used a real priest,” said the actor, according to UsMagazine.com. “So technically we are already married because he did all the things you would do in a normal ceremony. So we don’t have a civil union in law, but I guess in the church we are actually married.”

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Time off for Timberlake Justin Timberlake might be

avoiding the spotlight for a little while, he warns. “I’ve spent a lot of time feeling like I needed to validate so much of who I was by what I did,” he tells Esquire magazine. “I think you can work and work and work and never really live.” So what is Timberlake planning to do instead? “The plan is to have no plan,” he says.

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Halloween weekend with Drew Cops were called to Drew Barrymore’s place in Hollywood Hills over the weekend because her Halloween party got too loud, according to TMZ’s sources. Absolutely nothing

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We suspect the church wouldn’t agree, but then again, it’s not really our goto marriage dictionary these days. If someone united Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt in holy-hell matrimony, no doubt they’d sign off on this one.

In less adorable callingthe-cops news, police were summoned to Nicki Minaj’s place this weekend when the singer got in an argument with a housekeeper, according to TMZ. Minaj had previously fired a maid who worked at her home, then grew upset when the woman returned to work Friday. When the maid said she wouldn’t be “treated like an animal,” Minaj reportedly flipped out, shouting, “I’ll show you how to

“I’ll probably travel, but I’d rather be spontaneous. I feel like I’ve earned at least a little bit of time to do that.”

and Bryan Lourd for not being cheap f—s and gifting my son with his first Warhol,” Bullock joked at the event.

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The bar has been raised when it comes to shopping for Sandra Bullock’s infant son, Louis, after the actress’s agents picked up a $14,000 Andy Warhol painting at a charity auction and gave it as a gift to the young boy, according to Hollyscoop. “I want to thank Kevin Huvane

Usher ran afoul of a fellow

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citizen after parking in a handicap space in Atlanta recently, according to TMZ. His black SUV was stopped outside a Halloween costume shop when an unidentified woman started screaming at him. After being ignored for too long, the woman turned

of note — they showed up around midnight and she promised to quiet down. It might, however, be the only time she surfaces in gossip columns until 2013, and we wanted to put it out there: We love Drew Barrymore, and want in on her rowdy Halloween parties.

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treat someone like an animal. Get the f— out of my house.” Best part here? It wasn’t the same employee she had fired. This, Nicki, is exactly what the term “epic fail” was invented for.

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violent, lunging at the singer and his companions.

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2 The feed ... Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer. Today, Joan Rivers is putting things in perspective, Neil Patrick Harris had a bit of a wild night, Taylor Swift knows how to kick back and Steve Martin is trying to communicate. @Joan_Rivers A coroner revealed that Amy Winehouse was more than five times over the legal alcohol limit, or as Lindsay Lohan calls it, “sober.” @ActuallyNPH I just woke up. My head is pounding. My toilet is filled with gold! What just happened? @taylorswift13 to me, relaxation = a shirt with a bunch of cats on it @SteveMartinToGo Bad dog! BAD DOG! (my dog reads twitter)

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clarify that she is not a lesbian. “I’m from a small town, so everyone’s married with children or about to have children,” she says during a visit to “The View.” “That’s why people think I’m gay — because they’re like, ‘Why aren’t you married?’ And I’m like, ‘It doesn’t happen for everyone right off the bat!’”

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dressed as while partying at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in NYC on Saturday, but that is some eye-catching nail art.

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David McCallum You may recognize this offkilter instrumental thanks to DJ Shadow sampling it on his track “Dark Days.” But the 1967 original, with its introductory groans and building organ, lends to a feeling that you’re running from a terrible monster.

Butthole Surfers This song from these Texas weirdos has a quality that almost makes it seem like a glimpse into the haunted thoughts of a psychopath. Gibby Haynes laughs maniacally against nauseous guitars and screams things like, “I see bodies!”

“I Walked with a Zombie” Roky Erickson

“Me and the Devil Blues” Robert Johnson

A lot of Halloween music is just downright silly — “I Was a Teenage Werewolf,” “Monster Mash,” etc. Though this title sounds like it could fall into that trap, it escapes that fate, mostly because Erickson actually comes across like he believes that he did, in fact, walk with a zombie.

Another narrator who sounds like he believes his otherworldly subject matter, this track is violent, morose, and proves that delta blues is way scarier than metal. Johnson is one of those artists, like Glenn Danzig, where if you play anything by him, it can terrify any visitor.

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What a nice looking pair: Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried star in sci-ﬁ thriller “In Time.”

laying the hero in “In Time” — a sci-fi adventure set in a world where people stop aging at 25 and have to earn time to stay alive — has given Justin Timberlake a lot of chances to think about time, including being stuck with a certain look. “I look back as a lot of my younger years have been documented and I can honestly say that I would not like to revisit,” says the musician-turned-actor. “So I’m perfectly fine with aging.” Of course he says that now, at age 30 — and playing a convincing 25 on screen. Maybe he’ll change his tune after another 10 or 20 years. But for now, movies like “In Time” are

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helping keep him young, especially considering all the action involved. “I got to live out a lot of boyhood fantasies in this movie — shooting guns and getting to learn how to stunt drive,” he says, grinning. Given the time-sensitive nature of the film, there was, of course, lots of running involved — which was fine for Timberlake, but not so much his co-star, Amanda Seyfried, who did most of the chases in high heels. It was a necessity for the plot as well as for practical reasons, though, Timberlake jokes. “We debated actually in the middle of a scene her taking the heels off and just running without them, but she would

have gotten lost in the frame,” he says, teasing his diminutive leading lady. One pitfall of high-concept action thrillers is that they can be overly expositional, and that was something Timberlake was keen to watch out for, consulting Andrew Niccol, the film’s writer, director and producer, about paring down the script. “I felt like we would take lines out because it’s always nicer when you can play out a scene and it can read without dialogue,” Timberlake says. Saves more time for the shooting and driving, at least. NED EHRBAR METRO WORLD NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

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What to expect from ‘Rock Center with Brian Williams’ The ‘Nightly News’ anchor’s newsmagazine show tweaks the format Premieres tonight at 10 on NBC

“Conan,” an exhibit of fan art, is now open at the Time Warner Center in NYC to coincide with O’Brien’s return to the city.

‘Conan’ TALK. Former “Late Night” host Conan O’Brien left the East Coast for the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles and a gig anchoring “The Tonight Show.” The latter part didn’t turn out so well, but in L.A. he’s been able to start anew on TBS. This week he brings that venture, “Conan,” to NYC for the first time, where Jimmy Fallon and Louis C.K., among others, are slated to fete his return to his old stomping grounds. 11 p.m., TBS

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It’s a new kind of newsmagazine Unlike other newsmagazine programs like “60 Minutes,” “Rock Center” will be telecast live, from Studio 3B in Rockefeller Center, every week. “It has the opportunity to be more timely and more relevant and more responsive to what’s in the news, what’s in the national conversation, than an hourlong documentary-style show,” says David Corvo, senior executive producer of “Rock Center.” “You’ll see a different kind of magazine that will be fronted by one person with a curious and intense relationship with the news and the trust of his audience.”

It’s deﬁnitely Brian Williams’ showcase “Brian is the managing editor of this program,” says Rome Hartman, “Rock Center” executive producer, “and it will reflect his sensibility. I’ve said this ought to feel like Brian’s playlist.” As curator of the news series, Williams will not be reporting every story. But the “Nightly News” anchor ensures every report is in good hands. “These are friends and coworkers of mine,” he says of the show’s correspondents, “and at the conclusion of the story they tell, we’re going to probably sit around and talk about it. There will be questions that will kind of pop into all of our heads as we watch these pieces.”

About those (awardwinning) familiar faces ... Correspondents signed on to the series include Harry Smith, Kate Snow, Ted Koppel, Meredith Vieira, Natalie Morales, Matt Lauer, Ann Curry, Richard Engel and Dr. Nancy Snyderman. “It’s been very exciting around here,” says Williams. “We’re hiring people to put journalism on television. And you don’t get to start something like this more than once or twice in your lifetime.” In addition to that all-star roster, Williams says “there are still some people on the whiteboard in my head who I think could really, really turn some heads” if they were to join the program. AMBER RAY

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As Regis Philbin prepares to tape his last episode of “Live! With Regis and Kelly” on Nov. 18, he’s not the only one getting ready to adjust to more time at home. “It sends chills down Joy’s spine to even think about it,” Philbin says of his soon-to-be leisure time with his wife. “Regis is not going to retire,” pipes in Joy, who was with Regis to promote Pfizer’s True Advil Stories campaign. “He’s just moving on to do something else because a live show every day is quite a commitment. This will give us the chance to do a little traveling — all of our family are still in Los Angeles but we always have to be back Sunday night. This’ll be a big change for us.” It is indeed a big change for Joy and her 80-year-old husband, who holds the Guinness World Record for the most hours on television — 16,540 and a half ! “I know it’s impeding,” Regis says of his final episode. “So many people are coming up to me, and it’s touching. In a way I can say that I am not looking

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ometimes, there is a definitive, neatly wrapped culprit for why a workplace is unhappy or unproductive — or, more often, both. But often, says consultant and author Dennis Reina, problems can be traced back to a more elusive source: lack of trust. “Trust is not just a nice thing to have — it’s sound business. When people are not communicating openly with each other, when they’re missing deadlines or withholding information and not admitting mistakes, clients don’t get served,” says Reina, who along with his wife and business partner Michelle Reina authored “Rebuilding Trust in the Workplace” and “Trust and Betrayal in the Workplace.” “Trust is one of those things that’s often taken for granted, until it becomes a problem.” And when it does become a problem, a lack of trust can ruin a job or even a business. “When these issues aren’t addressed, it becomes simply, ‘that’s the way it is around here,’” says Reina. “The good talent walks out the door, or

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worse yet they stay, and then they become the working wounded.” Before you become a skeptical zombie among the untrustworthy hordes, here’s what Reina recommends: Acknowledge the eﬀort of your co-workers or employees:

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ost of us know never to discuss politics and religion at work, but there are other topics that are equally as taboo. These subjects are off-limits around the boss, and even around the watercooler. Relationship status A recent survey conducted by Adecco polled more than 800 Americans and revealed that 23 percent find relationship status to be the most taboo topic in the office. According to the survey, relationship status is even more uncomfortable to talk about than politics (chosen as most taboo by 16 percent surveyed) and religion (which was No. 1 for 10 percent of those polled). The takeaway: Save talk about breakups and makeups for your friends and family.

to company morale.” Of course it’s also wise to avoid talking about how attractive you find a co-worker. Socioeconomic status Ben Dattner is the author of “The Blame Game,” a book that explores the psychology of pointing the finger at work. Dattner finds that discussing your lavish lifestyle in the office can cause a rift between employees. “If you let co-workers know that you are spending the holidays at your family’s 55,000square-foot ski chalet in Aspen, or even that you own your home while they rent theirs, they will likely have a hard time relating to you and may even resent you,” says Dattner. JULIA WEST

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FIND MACY'S EVERYWHERE! Shop, share and connect anytime. Events subject to change or cancellation.*No purchase necessary. Sweepstakes period is November 2-5, 2011. Open to legal residents of the U.S. who are 18 years or older except employees of Macy’s, Inc., participating sponsors, their affiliates and immediate families. ARV: DETAILS prize $4500; IZOD prize $4800; Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp Prize $4995. **Must be available to travel on specific dates. For official rules and complete details on prizes and how to enter, visit macys.com/events †While supplies last. 1 pair of tickets per customer. ‡Assorted Colors. A $70 value. While supplies last.