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Skirmishes erupt during 12 hours of protests Police block OWS protesters from entering Wall Street A few violent clashes interrupted a day of mostly peaceful marches, as Occupy Wall Street took their message to different corners of the city Thursday. The occupiers’ “Day of Action” arrived two days after they were cleared from Zuccotti Park in a surprise 1 a.m. raid by police earlier this week. The worst clashes were in the morning near Wall Street, where OWS hoped to delay the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange. Because of an impenetrable police ring around Wall Street, however, the Stock Exchange opened as scheduled. Protesters were pushed back by officers at Wall Street, taking refuge in Zuccotti Park before continuing on to Union Square, as
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Seven New York City police officers were injured in clashes with protesters, according to the NYPD.
well as Foley Square near City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge. The most violent policeprotester encounter happened after noon in Zuccotti Park, where protester Brendan Watts suffered a cut on his head after a fight reportedly broke out between demonstrators and the police. Although mostly peaceful, the protests were filled with tense moments, such as when irate demonstrators yelled “Shame!” at officers blocking them from Wall Street. The protest grew during the day, from a few hundred at Zuccotti Park to several thousand at night in Foley Square. ALISON BOWEN
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Defiance reigns in Zuccotti Park After they were prevented from storming the New York Stock Exchange, protesters still celebrated what they considered a successful effort with chanting and drumming at Zuccotti Park Thursday afternoon. One protester stood on top of NYPD barricades the crowd had thrown down earlier in the day in a show of defiance. Police had taken down some of the barricades as well. METRO/NF
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West Coast solidarity LOS ANGELES. In Los Angeles, hundreds of protesters and union members marched through the city’s financial district Thursday chanting “Whose streets? Our streets!” in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street’s action in New York. Meanwhile in Dallas, more than a dozen people were arrested when police shut down their 6-week-old camp near City Hall. REUTERS
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As occupiers marched up and down Broadway Thursday, many downtown residents and workers wondered what, exactly, the protests were about. “I think they should be able to express their voice, but the problem is they’re hurting the ordinary person,� said Glyn Wyss, a gym trainer who canceled a session after seeing the crowd on Wall Street. Some criticized the police presence, grumbling about needing identification to get to jobs or residences along Wall Street. “It’s a minor inconvenience,� said Brian Tannenbaum, 24, who works on Wall Street. However, he
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On this album, you do swing wildly between fun and philosophical. I think that’s just part of my character and my personality and my music. I always find a balance. There’s elements for everyone in there. It’s much like myself, as a person. It’s neutral and relatable to different groups of people. It’s not necessarily geared to one demographic. It’s more like the balance of, you get your ‘hood s—, you get your ignorant s—, you get sexy music, you get passionate moments, you get life moments and you get vulnerable moments. I think that’s what makes my music unique. I find a way to incorporate all those things into one song sometimes — or definitely into one project. METRO/PH
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Is it just a given that an album will leak before it comes out, or do you actually try to figure out where the leak came from?
Nah. You know, my last album leaked like 28 days before it came out and that was kind of devastating. I don’t necessarily
Q&A: The A-team You certainly have a lot of guest stars on this album. There’s Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and even Stevie Wonder. I was surprised though that you didn’t have Stevie sing. Instead you just had him play
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“One of my biggest goals in life is just to be a quoted individual, and to be somebody whose words matter.” DRAKE
know how it happened but I feel that if leaks are somewhat contained — like if your album leaks six or seven days before it’s supposed to come out — I never see it as detrimental or that damaging. These songs have many philosophical lines, like “jealousy is just love and hate combined.” Are these the type of things that you stow away for a while, just waiting to find a place where they’ll fit?
Yeah, there are little pieces that I collect over the months, whether it be in passing conversation or from reading or movies. I pull from all kinds of referhis signature harmonica. I think that the record, the way it was, was done already when he was listening to it. Vocally, we had tracked it out, and me and him have these other plans for a record where we sing together.
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ences but I make them my own. I try to never directly take a quote verbatim. I try to make it apply to my life or make it work for me. A lot of it is just stuff we think about and talk about amongst each other — like me, 40 [Drake’s collaborator Noah “40” Shebib] and whoever else is in the studio. It just comes from hours of thinking and reflecting on life. I think one of my biggest things is to be quoted. I grew up reading quotes, studying what intelligent people had to say, what wise people had to say, so I think one of my biggest goals in life is just to be a quoted individual, and to be somebody whose words matter. So you would like to see engraved in stone a line like, “You’re a fine motherf— er, back that ass up.”
[Laughs] Well, I mean, I don’t know if that’s going to be quoted. But there’s obviously moments of messing around, and then you have your profound moments. PAT HEALY
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‘Divine’ intervention In the past year, Deer Tick members have scattered to Brooklyn and Philadelphia, with McCauley moving to Nashville.
With ‘Divine Providence,’ Deer Tick have made an album that is not just a fun time, but is like a night at the pub telling stories with friends Deer Tick calls their new album “Divine Providence,” which at first seems like a sweet homage to the group's beginnings in Rhode Island’s capital city. But as with most things related to this band, the truth is uglier, ruder and much
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more rock ’n’ roll. “It actually came from a black metal song that we wrote,” says singer John McCauley. “It had extremely anti-Christian lyrics, so we thought it’d be funny if we named that song ‘Divine Providence.’” They eventually scrapped the song, as it didn’t fit the mood of their new album — which is mostly a rollicking good time, catering to classic rock fist-pumps as much as country rock swaying. Filled with titles like “Let’s All Go to the Bar,” and lyrics like “Johnny’s
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Deer Tick are, from left, guitarist and singer Ian O'Neil, drummer Dennis Ryan, singer John McCauley, bassist Chris Ryan and keyboardist Rob Crowell. Download the Metro Monthly Music Podcast to hear the band ask Drake, over there on the opposite page, a few funny questions.
got a bottle of wine, no one is gonna make it to work on time,” they recall 1980s rock outcasts The Replacements. “Oh yeah, we’re big Replacements fans,” says McCauley. And like The Mats, there is a degree of longing and loneliness beneath the surface of the party proceed-
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ings too. But Deer Tick is no throwback act. They are writing very much for these times. The song “Main Street,” which they recently performed on Letterman, seems perfect for the age of 24/7 social networking, as McCauley asserts in a desperate rasp: “Miss one day and the whole world casts you out.”
“Divine Providence” also has a sonic density that betrays its festive atmosphere. So in the studio, are Deer Tick focused or a mess? “I’d say it’s a little bit of both,” says McCauley. “Or maybe one person would be really drunk and nobody else would. It all depended on what time of day you got to the studio.”
I was there since February and I had gone there to be with a girl. Then we ended up breaking up, but I really liked it and I have access to a studio there that I can use whenever I want. And it’s cheap and easy. It’s not as cheap and easy as Providence, is it?
I’d say cheaper and easier. Will the next album be “Divine Nashville”?
Yeah, sure. PAT HEALY
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Epic family entertainment “Happy Feet Two” Director: George Miller Cast: Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Sofia Vergara Rating: PG Grade:
The original “Happy Feet” and its sequel don’t look or feel like other movies for kids. Director George “Mad Max” Miller is a maximalist director who opens up the usual kidflick palette with swooping cameras, wide-open
vistas and beautifully effective 3-D. Featuring a cast of thousands — animated penguins as far as the eye can see and “krillions” of krill — “Happy Feet Two” is made on a scale that would make Cecil B. DeMille proud. It’s also a step above most kids movies. Joyful and beautiful to look at, it has more to say about life, love and the pursuit of happiness than most movies aimed at adults. RICHARD CROUSE
Don’t mess with these two: Playing father and daughter, George Clooney and Shailene Woodley are on a serious fact-finding mission.
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doesn’t always work. In “The Descendants,” George Clooney plays a Hawaiian land baron coping with a wife on life support and two young girls he’s never really had to help raise. As he tries to keep the family functioning, he finds out some harsh truths about the secret life his wife had been living. Also, he’s in the midst of a heated family debate about selling virgin property to a rich hotel developer. It’s great to see Clooney in a schlubby dad role and,
directs a dark comedy about a man in a rut who tells the unholy falsehood that his newborn baby is dead. As he tries to cover it up, an awakening is in progress.
‘Another Happy Day’ Call this one “Rachel Getting Married” times two. Ellen Barkin stars as the single matriarch of the kind of dysfunctional family that would put
as usual, he brings on the charm. But the supporting young actresses who play his daughters, Shailene Woodley and Amara Miller, sometimes outshine him in comedic moments, which is great to see. Funny and touching, but occasionally plodding and aimless, this film’s treasures often outweigh its troubles. Just don’t expect to be on the edge of your seat. HEIDI PATALANO
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‘Tom Boy’ As her family settles down in a new town, a 10-year-old girl, Laure, introduces herself as Mikael to the kids in her neighborhood. Being more drawn towards a masculinity, Laure struggles to hide her true identity. METRO
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months of solid workouts. “Because I very rarely exercise and really don’t like going to the gym, I had to make it extreme,” he says. “I had to cut out beer and cut out junk food, which is basically my entire life, and I had to replace that with going to the gym and working out, basically all day, every day. I went to the gym pretty much at four in the morning and worked out for two hours and then went to work and then ran. It was absolutely exhausting.”
2) GREENE GETS DRAMATIC His co-star Ashley Greene, 24, who plays Edward’s sister Alice, also shows a new side in the movie, albeit a more emotional one. As the Cullens’ especially talented psychic, Alice is haunted by frightening premonitions. “You will see Alice being emotionally tortured and a little
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3) THE BIRTHING SCENE WAS HORRIFIC In this installment — spoiler alert! — Bella becomes pregnant and the baby is half vampire. According to Pattinson and Greene, the birth scene was one of the most memorable during the movie shoot. “The director Bill Condon made some really bloody horror movies early on in his career and we shot it like a straight horror scene,” says Pattinson. “I saw one cut, and if you had added some other music and other sound effects
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you wouldn’t want to watch the screen. They could definitely do a version of this movie for adults only.” Greene remembers the day as one of the most hysterical. “We were nervous and didn’t know how to pull this off. It was so intense. You can’t relate to a baby that is destroying its mother. It translates much better on film and it looks good, but when we were filming it nobody knew what was happening!”
Much like other book adaptations like, say, the “Harry Potter” or “The Lord of the Rings” franchises, it’s not the second or third installment that gets you hooked. The first is the clincher. And so it’s fitting that “Breaking Dawn - Part 1” is fully loaded with as many cheap special effects and unintentionally hilarious melodramatic moments as the very first READ THE FULL REVIEW: WWW.METRO.US/MOVIES
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Cavallari takes on Kardashians Oh, snap! I’ve never been a super fan of Kristin Cavallari as, really, I’m not too sure what there is to be impressed by. But I might have a change of heart as she totally called out the Kardashians on “The Billy Bush Show” on Wednesday. Here’s the backstory: Life & Style is running a story that Scott Disick, the boyfriend and baby daddy of Kourtney Kardashian, fooled around with Cavallari before hooking up with Kourtney. Kristin says this is “100 percent not true” and accused the Kardashians for making news where there is none. (The Kardashians flaming gossip rumors? Never!) “What convenient timing for them. With their show premiering next week and with everything that’s going on for Kim, I feel like they’re trying to take the heat off her,” she told Bush. “When there’s a big story like that, they always call you and ask if you want to comment and clearly none of them denied it, so it’s very — it’s really disrespectful to me. ... I’m in a committed relationship. It’s disrespectful to me and Jay [Cutler] and I think it just says a lot about their character.” Um, everything that has happened in the past year with the Kardhasians says a lot about their character, Cavallari tells don’t you it like it is. think?
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he weeks and weeks of “are they or aren’t they” gossip are over: Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher are getting a divorce. “It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I have decided to end my sixyear marriage to Ashton,” Moore said in statement released by her publicist today. “As a woman, a mother and a wife there are certain values and
Martha Stewart doesn’t freak out about Christmas
While the rest of world plans on upping their Xanax intake to handle the stress of the holidays, Martha Stewart doesn’t even break a sweat. But, really though, was there ever any doubt? While working the red carpet on Wednesday night at the Fourth Annual Martha Stewart Center for Living at Mount Sinai Gala, which honored music impresario Clive Davis, the domestic diva was all smiles and totally at ease while discussing her plans for the holidays. She said the thing
vows that I hold sacred, and it is in this spirit that I have chosen to move forward with my life. This is a trying time for me and my family,
and so I would ask for the same compassion and privacy that you would give to anyone going through a similar situation.” This comes after reports that Moore, 49, and Kutcher, 33, escaped to the Caribbean, hiding out at Bruce Willis’ Turks and
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she’s most excited about this year is “decorating the whole house for the new grandchild” (granddaughter Jude was born via gestational carrier in March). And as for presents? Well, she makes them herself. (Again: Of course she does. She is Martha Stewart; she doesn’t do Wal-Mart.) “I like making things. I like giving things that I’ve made. I actually
love receiving handmade gifts.” But reporters on the red carpet did catch Stewart with her guard down just once, when they asked her what she’s giving Jude for Christmas. “I don’t know, I haven’t thought about it yet,” she said. “She has everything already.” — With additional reporting by Meredith Engel
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Caicos home after the uproar over Kutcher’s Twitter gaffe, in which he stood up for Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, according to Us Weekly. “They had to get away. Ashton’s tweeting [about Penn State] was the last straw,” a source says. Of course, the retreat also gave the couple a chance to address their marital difficulties stemming from Kutcher’s infidelity. “Things have been very strained,” the source adds, “[but] they’re trying to figure things out.” And figure it out they did. How sad.
Mo’ Yeater problems Justin Bieber’s problems
might not be going away so fast, as reports have surfaced that Mariah Yeater is not actually dropping her paternity suit, having found new lawyers to represent her. But first she needs to do some cleanup work. TMZ has published text messages Yeater sent to a friend suggesting her baby’s father is someone other than Bieber. “pleeeease ERASE ALL MESSAGES from my mom where she says Tristyn is Robbies Son,” one message reads, while a second says: “Ill kick u when we get paid im trusting you pleeeease.” Her “friends” are fiscally savvy; they realized TMZ would pay for text messages before Yeater could.
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Sorry, Occupy. This week belonged to ‘Twilight’ While some people in tents were being kicked out of them, others were setting them up — and these vampire lovers were allowed to stay put. Until the reason they were all there — “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1” — actually opened, that is. Here is the vamp-crazed madness that happened this week surrounding every Twihard’s most anticipated film of the year.
1. While Occupy camps across the country were being torn down, a new camp was set up on Sunday in Los Angeles — this time by Twilight fans who waited in line for the premiere. 2. At the U.K. premiere on Wednesday, fans were all smiles as they tried to take a photo with star Robert Pattinson. 3. On Sunday, this “Team Edward” fan was seen at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif., waiting to get in line for the premiere of the movie, which happened Friday. 4. The ultimate “Team Edward” fan arrived at the Los Angeles premiere in a wedding dress, all ready to marry the love of her life — Robert Pattinson. Well, make that
his cut-out. 5. At the same event, Edward Cullen fanatics displayed a “Great Wall of Rob.” 6. Hordes of fans at the U.K. premiere in London on Wednesday were also delighted as they snapped photos with Taylor Lautner.
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The original Thanksgiving meal When you carve the bird, be sure to thank the Native Americans Our nation’s first people knew good eats This year, let’s give it up for the originators of our favorite meal of the year: the Native Americans. “Most all of the foods that we associate with Thanksgiving are Native American foods,” says Beverly Cox, the co-author of the recently reissued “Spirit of the Harvest: North American Indian Cooking.” “Sweet potatoes, corn (like cornbread stuffing), the turkey (a native animal to the Americas), cranberries, green beans, pumpkin pie — pumpkins originated in the Americas as well — virtually our whole dinner came from the Indians.” And while we celebrate Thanksgiving just once a year, in earlier times, giving thanks was a regular occurrence.
“Some 70 percent of the foods eaten in the world today originated in the Americas. Anyone who’s interested in food is interested in American Indian food.” COX The photos in picture are from previous editions of Photo Challenge.
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“Thanksgiving ceremonies, for most Native American tribes, were very much a part of their lives,” she continues. “There were Thanksgiving ceremonies periodically throughout the year to punctuate the different harvests. There would be a Thanksgiving ceremony for the first buffalo, or the first salmon that were caught — they’d treat it with a great ceremony to thank the salmon for giving themselves to feed the people.” So before you stuff your face this year, we recommend giving thanks to the Native Americans for helping your mom come up with that awesome pie. MEREDITH ENGEL
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Weekend recipe
Hidatsa stuffed sugar pumpkin Serves 6 Many of the Plains tribes originated near the Great Lakes and in the northern woodlands, and thus were familiar with wild rice. It became an important trade item, finding its way from Woodland to Prairie tribes. It was then traded for buffalo hides and dried meat from the hunting peoples on the plains, who were long removed from their ancestral rice marshes. The Mandan and Hidatsa villages along the Missouri River in what is now central North Dakota were major trading centers for both indigenous
and non-Indian foods. These tribes raised pumpkins and squash and also traded with tribes to the east and the north, and thus had a more varied diet than their nomadic neighbors.
Ingredients 1
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Only one filmmaker has had the privilege of giving the legendary director the documentary treatment We quizzed Robert Weide on how he made it happen tary” on “American Masters.” Metro asked Weide how he got Allen to relent. Woody Allen has famously never let a film be made about him. How did you do it?
His reluctance to this kind of thing over the years has not been based so much on his fear that somebody would do something outside of his control. I think his problem with it has always been his self-deprecating streak, where he just doesn’t understand how anyone would be interested in doing a documentary on him or why anyone would
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Inside the mind of Woody Allen At 76, director Woody Allen is still reaching new heights in his 42 years as a filmmaker. With a staggering 47 films under his belt, Allen could easily be installed in the Mt. Rushmore of American filmmakers alongside Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and Oliver Stone. But until now, Allen has never allowed a documentary to be made about his work. The man who finally convinced him was Robert Weide. As Allen’s most recent release, “Midnight in Paris” becomes his biggest box office success, PBS airs “Woody Allen: A Documen-
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be interested in watching it. He and I actually had a $10 bet, which I need to collect on. When he met me, I could never get [this film] financed. And then once I did, his thing was, “No one’s going to put this on the air.” Of course, “American Masters” jumped at it. Now his thing is, “Well, no one’s going to watch it.” His romantic relationships with Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow are epic in the public consciousness. Did you have a hard time getting as much info as you wanted from them?
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‘American Music Awards’ MUSIC. Fans vote for their faves on the music scene, with heavy-hitters Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, LMFAO and more set to take the stage. Sunday, 8 p.m., ABC The first installment of “Woody Allen: A Documentary” airs Sunday at 9 p.m. on PBS.
Q&A Because his films are so personal, Woody Allen fans may feel they know him. What will this documentary reveal that we didn’t know? This guy has a work ethic like nobody else I’ve seen. By the time one film comes out, he’s already shooting the next film. I tried to round out the picture as much as I can. It’s not a psychological study; but when you look at the arc of his life and his career, I think it puts a few things into perspective.
mal interest to me. We do hear a little bit about him and Diane Keaton and Keaton talks about how she had a crush on him right from the beginning. Then with Mia he talks about the genesis of the relationship. Then I deal with what lead to their breakup. ... But I covered that to the extent that I had to because it is part of his narrative. I tried to deal with it honestly and give the information that I thought would cover it. HEIDI PATALANO
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BOX Burr Johnson and Erin Cornell perform John Jasperse’s “Canyon.”
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alk into the BAM Harvey to see John Jasperse’s “Canyon” and you’ll know something unusual is up: The lobby floors and walls are covered with lines of acid green tape. Even the ladies’ room has been attacked, and the house itself, with its rows of bench seats, is not immune. Onstage, a white dance floor, tilted sideways, has a high lip at its back end. Green tape makes tracks here, too, among a few marks of blaze orange. The rear wall looks like a topographical map of a desert landscape, or a political di-
“We’re riveted by the box, which is marking its own path with dribbles of blaze orange tape.”ZIMMER agram of gerrymandered election districts. Four musicians, including composer Hahn Rowe, cluster upstage, twittering and droning, occasionally erupting into crescendos of sound. Six tall performers gambol on the floor, often in pairs moving in unison, circulating around triangular blaze-orange flags.
Dancer James McGinn wears a flag on a tall pole attached to his body, creating a marvelous effect as he runs and bounces. Then a large white box, the size of a ’50s television, rolls into the space, stolidly crossing the floor and tipping its way over the lip at the back. The gifted dancers continue to noodle around, ignoring the new arrival. We’re riveted by the box, which is marking its own path with dribbles of blaze orange tape. It actually attaches some performers to the floor. Jasperse himself stands looking bemused, as if
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waiting for more mysterious arrivals from outer space or the edge of the desert. Tony Orrico designed the production, and his vision threatens to overwhelm the choreography. The last thing we see, after the curtain calls, is Mr. Box, center stage, still leaking his orange lines. John Jasperse’s ‘Canyon' Through Saturday BAM Harvey Theater 651 Fulton St., Brooklyn $16-$45, 718-636-4100 www.bam.org
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listings Theater ‘Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays’ Through Feb. 26, Minetta Lane Theatre, 18 Minetta Lane, $25 Fast-moving and frequently hilarious, this staged reading of nine 10-minute plays focuses on gay marriage — with proceeds going to gay rights advocacy groups. Watch for veteran Broadway actress Harriet Harris, who steals the show in two very funny pieces by Paul Rudnick. JOHN PEACOCK
Food Something I Ate Friday, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., ACME Studios, 63 N. Third St., Williamsburg, $30 In Something I Ate, artists document a week’s worth of eating and Sam Kim (of Skimkim) whips up her tasty interpretation of each artist’s gastronomical
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Brooklyn Chili Takedown Sunday, 2 p.m., The Bell House, 149 Seventh St., Gowanus, $15 Matt Timms’ infamous chili takedowns are a great example of democracy in action: All the delicious spicy stews available for sampling are concocted for and by citizen cooks. A no-rules, no-frills assembly of the savory order, this takedown sends proceeds to the Women’s Education Project.
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THE RUNDOWN Metro’s guide to what’s happening in your city this week
These chess pieces, dating from the 12th century and carved from walrus ivory, were discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis off the coast of Scotland among a trove of luxury goods. The Met brings more than 30 of them to the Cloisters, presented in the form of an endgame of a famous chess match. RJ
Music Robert Ashley: ‘That Morning Thing’ Saturday to Monday, The Kitchen, 512 W. 19th St., $30 Incorporating electronics and pre-recorded sounds, this piece — which has only been performed three times prior — was originally conceived as a meditation on suicide. Staged by the 81-year-old master, this updated version of the 1967 composed classic is a must for fans of avantgarde theatre. MINDY BOND
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Culture Nan Goldin: ‘Scopophilia’ Through Dec. 23, Matthew Marks Gallery, 522 W. 22nd St., free “Scopophilia” brings Nan Goldin back to New York City for her first show since 2007. The exhibition presents more than 400 photographs from Goldin’s career, combining her autobiographical images with new photographs of paintings and sculpture taken from the Louvre’s collection. ROZALIA
Thee Oh Sees Tonight, 7, Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker St., $12 Thee Oh Sees play visceral garage-rooted, rockabillyappreciated psych rock filled with waves of noisy feedback and layers of delays and distortion cherry-topped with John Dwyer’s and vocalist Brigid Dawson’s humfilled harmonies.
JOVANOVIC John Dwyer of Thee Oh Sees performs with the band Friday at Le Poisson Rouge.
‘The Game of Kings: Medieval Chessmen from the Isle of Lewis’ Through April 22, The Cloisters Museum and Gardens, 99 Margaret Corbin Dr., Fort Tryon Park, $25 suggested donation
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Los Rakas with Dreskull and Geko Jones Saturday, midnight, S.O.B.’s, 204 Varick St., $12 The “Panabay” take on hip-hop and reggae by Los Rakas would be plenty to get you to shed your jacket, but Geko Jones (half of QUE BAJO!?) and Brooklyn’s own production/DJ hero Dreskull, N.Y./Kingston ambassador, help work up a tropical-bass lather. RUSS MARSHALEK
Party New York Night Train Soul Clap and Dance Off Saturday, midnight, Glasslands Gallery, 289 Kent St., Williamsburg, $5 New York’s best soul party is back with hostess Laura Leigh and DJ Mr. Jonathan Toubin spinning 45s of “subterranean maximum rock and soul” from the ’60s all night long. As the old Japanese proverb goes, we’re fools if we dance or not. So we might as well dance. RJ
Film ‘Green’ Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; Monday at 6 p.m. MoMA, 11 W. 53rd St., $12 A deftly crafted lowbudget sex thriller, “Green” is about a young urbanite couple, Sebastian and Genevieve, that moves to the rural South so Sebastian can work on a sustainable farming project. There they encounter Robin, a friendly local girl who stirs the jealousy juices and awakens Genevieve’s paranoid demons. MB
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OCCUPY HEARTS AND MINDS The Week That Was: Opinion
Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. Someone you meet by accident will intrigue you today. After some talking, you might be looking at a new best pal. Ease into this friendship, and remember to keep an open mind. Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. It'll be that special way you do something that has several people wanting to take a look at your work today. One person might be someone whose interest you've been anxious to get. Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. You're much more popular with your contemporaries than you may think. Today this fact might become clear when several people start clamoring for your attention. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Don't waste your time looking to others to make the social arrangements today, because they're all waiting for you to do so. Think of a place or something to do that everyone will enjoy. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. You could be called upon at home today to be a mediator. Fortunately for them, you'll know exactly how to reach an agreement that everyone will like. Aries March 21-April 19. Chances are you have a few bucks left for having a little fun. This might be an excellent evening to go out on the town with friends.
couldn’t reasonably be considered lazy. People form narratives in their minds and then fit the world into those preconceived boxes.
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ccording to recent opinion polls, most Americans agree that financial criminals on Wall Street and corrupt politicians in Washington have conspired to enrich an already wealthy minority at the expense of the working classes. But as the Occupy movement hits its second month, many still view protesters in negative terms, using words like “lazy,” “ignorant” and “smelly.” As the Daily News reports: “Polling shows the public supports the message of the Occupy Wall Street movement even if people have reservations about the encampments themselves.” What gives? Sadly, a lot of good people see protesters as unwashed hippie remnants of the ’60s counterculture revolution. Perception is
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or the Occupy movement to succeed in effecting real change in this country — and it’s in the best interests of the 99 percent for this to happen, regardless of their political affiliation — supporters must bridge this gap. We all have a stake in solving the money-in-politics problem whether or not we appreciate the appearance — or smell — of our economic allies. Revolution makes for strange bedfellows; let’s get together before we’re all screwed.
BRAYDEN SIMMS everything: It hardly matters that someone willing to wake up before sunrise and march for 12 hours in the name of economic justice
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Niners face first ‘chalk’ test The 49ers have an 8-1 record. Big deal. At least one or two teams get off to a start like that every year. The real feat Jim Harbaugh's team has accomplished is racing out to a 80-1 record against the spread. This is the longest un-
beaten ATS streak to start a season since 1980, according to Covers.com. That’s because the Niners don’t play the style that inflates lines. They are a run-heavy, defensive-oriented team. That’s not the style people bet on. So lines stay low and the Niners cover.
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However, the public bettors might be coming around. San Fran is favored by 10 at home against the Cardinals on Sunday, the most chalk they’ve had to eat all year. Still, around 60 percent of public bettors are backing the Niners. ADAM LEVITAN
Team knows Eagles are on their last legs, but no one wants to say it Nicks calls Philadelphia ‘hungry’ team Coughlin says team’s improved GETTY IMAGES
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Curse of Doug
Giants avoid talk in rivalry game The Giants-Eagles rivalry is as intriguing and bitter as any in the NFL, but you won’t hear any of the Giants fanning the flames. Despite being perilously close to having its dream season dashed at the hands of the Giants (6-3), who no doubt are itching to turn the tables on their hated rivals south on Interstate 95, the Eagles (3-6) won’t be able to use any bulletin board material to fuel them. The last time they met at MetLife Stadium, Dec. 19, 2010, it was the Eagles who ultimately knocked the Giants out of the playoffs following DeSean Jackson’s walkoff punt return for a touchdown. So, now it’s the Giants’ turn to hopefully do the same. Just don’t expect anyone on Big Blue to publicly enjoy the chance to theoretically end Philadelphia’s playoff chances. “We can’t look at it like that,” said wideout Hakeem Nicks when asked if he’s enjoying the fact that this could be the Eagles’ death knell. “We have to look at it like this is a hungry team coming out here. It’s a rivalry game. We know they’re going to come out there ready to play and take everything away from us as well.”
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Flutie strikes! Buffalo Bills coach Wade Phillips benched QB Doug Flutie before the 1999 playoffs, despite the fact he had gone 10-5. The Flutie-less Bills then lost to Tennessee thanks to the controversial “Music City Miracle.” The Bills have never returned to the playoffs. And any team that has employed Phillips since then has suffered incredible misfortune. The Houston Texans, where Phillips is the defensive coordinator, is the latest victim of the Curse of Flutie. Houston was enjoying the greatest season in its history: a franchise-best 7-3 record, on pace for its first playoff appearance and the AFC’s No. 1 seed, and the top scoring differential in the AFC (+107), a reliable indicator of Super Bowl potential. But on Monday we learned that the team had lost Pro Bowl-caliber QB Matt Schaub for the season. Some call it coincidence. We call it another triumph for the dreaded Curse of Flutie.
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Hakeem Nicks, who scored a touchdown last week, called the Eagles “a hungry team.”
Head coach Tom Coughlin took it a step further in playing nice over the airwaves by actually stating that the Eagles are a better team than the one they faced back in September. “I just think they are better. If you just look at last week’s game, they had every opportunity and they
were in position to win,” said Coughlin. “They have their issues with the turnovers, [but] they have scored on defense two weeks in a row. They scored more than one touchdown [and] scored a touchdown and a field goal off two interceptions. I just think they are improved since the
first time we saw them.” Coughlin said both teams may be 180 degrees in opposite directions of fourth-quarter excellence, but it’s the Eagles’ middle quarters that alarm him. TONY WILLIAMS sports@metro.us
Start him SEA RB Marshawn Lynch He averages 122 yards per game over last two weeks; St. Louis defense allows NFL-worst 150 yards per game and is No. 29 with 5.1 yards per rush attempt. Sit him ARZ RB Beanie Wells Cardinals back averages just 55 yards per game in last three; San Francisco is No. 1 in run defense (73.2 yards per game).
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PATRIOTS JETS BILLS DOLPHINS
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Line: Dolphins -2 (O/U 43) The Scoop: Everyone is jumping off the Bills bandwagon. This is still the Miami Dolphins people. Pick: Bills
Line: Packers -14 (O/U 48.5) The Scoop: Tampa is 1-5 ATS in their last six games. The Packers will stumble soon, but not here. Pick: Packers
Line: Oklahoma State -28 The Scoop: The Cowboys have had more than 2 TD spreads three weeks in a row and covered every time. Pick: Oklahoma State
Line: Cincinnati -3 The Scoop: Rutgers is 1-4 ATS in their last five against Cincy, plus they’ve struggled in conference. Pick: Cincinnati
at BENGALS 6-3
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REDSKINS 3-6
COWBOYS 5-4
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Line: Ravens -7 (O/U 40.5) The Scoop: The public is also getting off Cincy. But they are 7-2 ATS this year and are getting a full score. Pick: Bengals
Line: Cowboys -8 (O/U 41.5) The Scoop: Washington is 0-5 ATS in their last five and it’s not like they’ve been favored then either. Pick: Cowboys
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Line: Jaguars -1 (O/U 34) The Scoop: Browns are winless ATS (0-3-2) in their last five games. Both teams stink, but the Jags do less. Pick: Jaguars
Line: 49ers -10 (O/U 41) The Scoop: Might as well stick with the Niners until they lose ATS (8-0-1 so far). Pick: 49ers
at RAIDERS 5-4
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SEAHAWKS 3-6
RAMS 2-7
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Line: Raiders -1 (O/U 45.5) The Scoop: Oakland is 0-2-1 ATS in the last three games they have been favorites. Pick: Vikings
Line: Rams -1 (O/U 39) The Scoop: Seattle regularly surprises ATS, as they now stand 5-3-1 on the season. Pick: Seahawks
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TITANS 5-4
LIONS 6-3
SUNDAY, 1 P.M. Line: Lions -7 (O/U 47.5) The Scoop: We like the Lions to bounce back at home. Pick: Lions
FALCONS 5-4
SUNDAY, 4:15 P.M. Line: Falcons -7 (O/U 44) The Scoop: The Falcons are simply the better team. Pick: Falcons
LINE: Giants -4.5 (O/U 46.5)
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KEY INJURIES: QB Mike Vick (ribs) questionable. WR Jeremy Maclin (shoulder) questionable. S Nate Allen (concussion) probable. LB Michael Boley (hamstring) questionable. RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot) questionable. THE SCOOP: We would love to break down the spreads and what they mean for this game, but that would be all dependent on who plays quarterback. If the line isn’t off-the-board you will see the Giants as a small favorite. It appears like Mike Vick won’t play with two fractured ribs, but we don’t know for sure. If Vick doesn’t play you have to like the Giants here, at home, against a division rival they would love to put down for the season. PICK: Giants
WISCONSIN NO. 15, 8-2
Line: Wisconsin -15 The Scoop: Illinois is just 2-5 ATS in their last seven games after starting 2-1 against lesser competition. Pick: Wisconsin
Line: Arkansas -13.5 The Scoop: The Razorbacks have struggled on the road ATS. Not at home. They’ve covered three straight. Pick: Arkansas
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ND NO. 24, 7-3
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Line: Michigan -3.5 The Scoop: Nebraska is just 3-6-1 ATS this season, despite their overall impressive record. Pick: Michigan
Line: Notre Dame -24.5 The Scoop: The Irish have covered 20+ point spreads against Navy and Maryland in their last three games. Pick: Notre Dame
CLEMSON NO. 7, 9-1
CHIEFS 4-5
PATRIOTS 6-3
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MONDAY, 8:30 P.M. Line: Patriots -14.5 (O/U 46.5) The Scoop: Talk about a big spread. Generally our feeling is you always should go with a team that is getting more than two touchdowns. The NFL just isn’t a blow-out league like you get in college. Then again, usually your starting quarterback isn’t Tyler Palko. The Pats really should roll in this one. Pick: Patriots
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at NC STATE 5-5
OREGON NO. 4, 9-1
USC 8-2
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Line: Clemson -8 The Scoop: Clemson is 7-3 ATS this season. The Wolfpack is 3-6-1. Why is Clemson only giving 8? Pick: Clemson
Line: Oregon -15 The Scoop: The Trojans may become a trendy pick, with the line dropping, but we like the Ducks at home. Pick: Oregon
at PENN ST NO. 21, 8-2
at OHIO ST 6-4
SATURDAY, 3:30 P.M. Line: Ohio State -7 The Scoop: The Lions are 2-9-1 ATS in their last 12. And, well, you know. Pick: Ohio State
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Line: Bears -4 (O/U 45) The Scoop: The Chargers have been quite the enigma this season — even more than usual. While the Bears have been on an unbelievable roll. The history isn’t good for the Bolts either. They are 2-9 ATS in their last 11, 1-5 in their last six on the road and 1-4 in their last five againt the Bears. Pick: Bears
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STANFORD NO. 8, 9-1
SATURDAY, 8 P.M. Line: Stanford -18 The Scoop: The Cardinal should bounce back against their rivals. Pick: Stanford
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Locked in: As has been the theme for much of the season when the Jets’ offense has stumbled, it was Sanchez being his own worst enemy. Midway through the third quarter and up 10-3. Sanchez locked in on his first read and cornerback Andre Goodman stepped forward for the pick six to even the score.
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Limiting Tebow: It seemed like a harbinger of things to come when Denver pieced together two emphatic opening drives that looked likely to set the tone for the game. But after that, the Jets limited Denver to just 11 yards of total offense the rest of the half. From the break: Sanchez orchestrated an eight-play drive that featured six throws and resulted in Matt Slauson recovering a Bilal Powell fumble for a one-yard touchdown and a 10-3 lead coming out of halftime. It was a rare moment where the Jets’ timing on offense and Sanchez’s protection all came together.
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It took 95 yards, five minutes and an unstoppable Tim Tebow to quite possibly put an end to the Jets’ playoff dreams. You could charitably call it a defensive struggle, but either way the Broncos beat the Jets, 17-13, last night. The centerpiece coming into the game was Broncos
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Tim Tebow had six of his eight rushes and 57 of his 68 yards rushing on the final, gamewinning drive of the game for the Broncos.
quarterback Tim Tebow versus Rex Ryan’s defense. Ryan’s crew had the upperhand most of the game. Not on the final drive. Up 13-10, with the Broncos unable to muster any offense all night, Tebow took over on his own 5-yard line with 5:54 remaining. The Jets came inches
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from a safety when Jim Leonhard missed tackling Eddie Royal in the end zone on a wide receiver screen. He broke free and got some breathing room. From there, Tebow rushed for 57 yards, including the 20-yard go-ahead touchdown on third and four from the 20. The Jets’ only score of the
night came when Bilal Powell fumbled trying to go into the end zone and guard Matt Slausson fell on it for a score. Sanchez had a chance to drive the Jets down for the winning score, but with 58 seconds remaining he couldn’t play the hero. MARK OSBORNE
Not a great Knight: Two weeks ago, Joe McKnight was named the October AFC Special Teams Player of the Month. Since then, he muffed a punt last week against New England and then fumbled a third quarter kickoff return against Denver last night. It killed a great scoring chance.
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With all the cards down: When it mattered most, the Jets allowed Tebow to make plays. Marching down the field, Tebow pulled the strings on a 95 yard drive inside the games final six minutes, leaving the Jets just 58 seconds on the clock to try and orchestrate a comeback. It was a heaven sent moment for the Broncos. METRO/KD
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Valentine may be returning Mets fans may finally be getting their wish. Bobby Valentine could be coming back to manage in the majors. Problem is, it’s not for the Mets.
The Boston Red Sox have reportedly shown interest in the former Mets manager. Valentine, who currently works for ESPN as a studio analyst, will reportedly interview for the position left vacant by Terry Francona sometime this week. The Sox had granted only one second interview in their search
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Key game as Rutgers hosts Cincy Knights with a ‘Big’ opportunity Looking for revenge from 2010 The Scarlet Knights have been here before. In 2006, Rutgers had the chance to win the Big East conference outright in their final game of the regular season in Morgantown, W.Va. Instead, the Scarlet Knights lost a triple-overtime thriller rather than booking their ticket to a BCS bowl. The Scarlet Knights were sent to Houston for the Texas Bowl. Now as they ready themselves for Saturday, Rutgers can take a step forward in capturing their first-ever conference title with a win over Cincinnati. Cincinnati is currently atop the Big East with a 3-1 record but a win over the Bearcats would give Rutgers, currently 3-2, the tiebreaker advantage if things came down to a head-to-head tie. While things would still need to break Rutgers’ way, a victory over Cincinnati would be tremendous for the program. “This is the most bal-
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anced, competitive league in the country, and I think that makes it exciting. Some people, traditionalists, like a team that runs away and hides,” head coach Greg Schiano said. “You’re not going to get that in the Big East conference. For the fans who follow Big East football, you never know. It’s like the NFL; every week is an adventure.” The Scarlet Knights were badly beaten, 69-38, at Nippert Stadium last year. While this is a different Rutgers team, including the nation’s 11th best scoring defense, there are still painful lessons from last year’s display. “We didn't execute,” Schiano said. “I think emotionally I don't know where we were.” KRISTIAN DYER sports@metro.us
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NL Cy Young Kershaw won ahead of two highly regarded Phillies teammates. C. Kershaw: 207 points R. Halladay: 133 points C. Lee: 90 points I. Kennedy: 76 points C. Hamels: 17 points T. Lincecum: 7 points
all while pitching for an 82win team. “I always dreamed about playing in the big leagues,” Kershaw said on a confer-
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RAILROAD STOCK WORKER
EXAM NO. 2603 FILING DATE: 11/2/11 - 11/22/11 APPLICATION FEE: $61.00 (non-refundable) SALARY: $19.6750 per hour for a 40-hour work week, increasing to $28.1075 per hour after 36 months. JOB DESCRIPTION: Railroad Stock Workers assist in receiving and distributing materials and supplies at the central warehouses and/or storerooms. *Please note that you must have experience in stock work in an industrial, manufacturing or wholesaling business or similar large scale environment*
STRUCTURE MAINTAINER - D Sheet Metal Worker
EXAM NO. 2602 FILING DATE: 11/2/11 - 11/22/11 APPLICATION FEE: $68.00 (non-refundable) SALARY: $29.3700 per hour for a 40-hour week increasing to $31.8725 after 36 months of service. JOB DESCRIPTION: Perform sheet metal work in subway, surface and elevated structures. Install and repair roofs, skylights, ducts, leaders and gutters, drip pans, fireproof doors, stovepipes and receptacles.
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Electromechanic/Electric/Electronic Technicians
EXAM NO. 2606 FILING DATE: 11/2/11 - 11/22/11 APPLICATION FEE: $82.00 (non-refundable) SALARY: $30.7725 per hour for a 40-hour week increasing to $33.2800 after 36 months of service. JOB DESCRIPTION: Car Inspectors maintain and repair any part of NYC Transit’s multipleunit subway cars and subway service cars. Road Car Inspectors detect trouble on any part of NYC Transit’s multiple-unit subway cars and subway service cars on the road and in terminals, including subway car body and truck equipment, subway car body and truck brake rigging, electrical and pneumatic brake equipment, and electrical and electronic control and motor equipment. PLEASE CHECK NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR REQUIRED COMBINATIONS OF EXPERIENCE & EDUCATION FOR THESE POSITIONS.
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BUS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
EXAM NO. 2302
FILING DATE: 11/2/11 - 11/22/11
APPLICATION FEE: $68.00 (non-refundable) SALARY: $57,000 JOB DESCRIPTION: Supervise the maintenance and repair of buses and other automotive vehicles, and related bus shop equipment. REQUIREMENTS: By the last day of the Application Period you must have: 1. Three years of full-time satisfactory experience as a journeyman/journeywoman (journey-level) mechanic (i.e., fully trained, proficient, knowledgeable, experienced, and competent) troubleshooting and repairing automotive or aircraft engines and electrical systems, and at least one other automotive or aircraft system, such as brake, transmission, or HVAC; plus 2. One year of experience as a supervisor supervising full-time paid journey-level mechanics performing the duties described above. Supervisory experience must include the following administrative duties: planning, organizing, and scheduling work; monitoring time and attendance; evaluating performance; and enforcing disciplinary and safety rules and regulations. Journey-level mechanic experience must precede (take place before) supervisory experience.
For the above journey-level experience to be credited, it must be preceded by one of the following: A. Two years of full-time satisfactory experience as a mechanic’s helper, apprentice or trainee performing or assisting in the work described above; or B. Graduation from a recognized trade school or technical school, approved by a state’s Department of Education or comparable agency, with a major course of study in automotive mechanics or a closely related field, totaling 600 hours; or C. Graduation from a vocational high school, approved by a state’s Department of Education or comparable agency, with a major course of study in automotive mechanics, or a closely related field; or D.Graduation from an accredited college or university with an AAS degree or higher in automotive mechanics or a closely related field. Accreditation must be by a regional, national, professional or specialized agency recognized as an accrediting body by the U.S. Secretary of Education and by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). • Please check Notice of Examination for other acceptable combinations of experience & education • Please see driver’s license requirements in Notice of Examination
TO APPLY:
TO APPLY: • Go to the Transit Examinations Application (TEA) online system at http://exam.nyct.com and follow the onscreen application instructions for electronically submitting your application and payment, and completing the required forms. • OR obtain NOE and filing package in person by going, Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 3 pm (Except Veterans’ Day), to: MTA NYCT, Department of Administration, 180 Livingston Street (Lobby), Brooklyn, NY 11201
• Go to the Transit Examinations Application (TEA) online system at http://exam.nyct.com and follow the onscreen application instructions for electronically submitting your application and payment, and completing the required forms. • OR obtain NOE and filing package in person by going, Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 3 pm (Except Veterans’ Day), to: MTA NYCT, Division of Human Resources, 180 Livingston Street (Lobby), Brooklyn, NY 11201
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