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As potential approval nears, Brooklynites fight Whole Foods plan for Gowanus Pricey, organic market would serve Park Slope, Carroll Gardens But artists say they want the lot for small businesses and studio space PHOTOS: EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO
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Writer sorry The ESPN writer who was fired after posting an offensive headline apologized yesterday. The headline, “Chink in the Armor,” was posted by ESPN editor Anthony Frederico at 2:30 a.m. Saturday but was removed 35 minutes later. Frederico told the Daily News, “This had nothing to do with me being punny. I’m so sorry that I offended people. I’m so sorry if I offended Jeremy.” METRO/CG
Prince of Monaco in bar brawl MEATPACKING DISTRICT.
Robbed while asleep on train A 50-year-old man was arrested on a northbound E train after cops witnessed him robbing a sleeping passenger on Saturday, police said. Officers said Manuel Alduey stole the victim’s wallet and removed his iPhone from his belt clip. He was intercepted by police and arrested when he got off the train at the West 23rd Street stop. The victim’s property was recovered.
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Whole Foods paid to clean some of the soil along the Gowanus, a Superfund site.
A hip, organic-friendly store — even one topped with a greenhouse — apparently does not make the grade for some near the Gowanus Canal. Despite its Brooklyn-friendly ethos of natural eating and building community roots, Whole Foods, which seeks to open a store on the Gowanus Canal, has hardly won over every neighbor while awaiting the final OK it needs from the city to begin construction. The city’s Board of Standards and Appeals will meet Feb. 28 to approve or deny the store’s plans to build at the
“[Whole Foods] is on par with a lot of the interests with consumers and the neighborhood … but why not locate a smaller, 10,000foot store actually in the Park Slope neighborhood or in Carroll Gardens, nearby?” JENNIFER GARDNER, GOWANUS INSTITUTE
Some want Gowanus to remain the way it is, with plentiful and cheap space for artists and small businesses.
lot, just 55 feet from the canal. If approved, construction could start as soon as late March, a store spokesman said. But some are hoping to forestall the chain and the traffic its devotees of canvasclutching shoppers would bring. The Gowanus Institute, a think tank studying development issues, released a report arguing that the land would be better served by small businesses or manufacturing. Those industries, activists say, could create three times the
Nearly 600 against A Gowanus Institute petition on change.org asking the city to reject the store had 593 signatures yesterday. Many signees expressed the need for artists to have a space to create, like Miriam Crowe, one of about 300 artists working in the Old American Can Factory, across from the planned Whole Foods site. “Affordable space for
300 retail jobs Whole Foods promises. “We shouldn’t look at Whole Foods as a savior in a blighted neighborhood,” said Jennifer Gardner, 30, a Pratt student at the Gowanus Institute. “In reality, it’s an active industrial zone.” The unemployment rate in Brooklyn is 9.5 percent, according to Department of Labor statistics. Whole Foods remains dedicated in their quest to open in the city’s hippest borough. If approved, this would be Whole Foods’ first store in artists is very rare in this city, and I don’t want it to disappear,” she wrote. Added Kaley Dickinson, “Gowanus should stay the way it is. It’s an amazing area for artists and musicians to find affordable studios and housing.” And Anna Moschovakis, whose nonprofit publishing collective is in the Old American Can Factory, wrote, “We don’t need more luxury lofts, and we don’t need another Whole Foods.” METRO/AB
Brooklyn. “We are very excited to bring a store to the Gowanus community,” spokesman Michael Sinatra said. But not all Brooklynites are joining the food fight. Paul Basile at the Gowanus Alliance, a group supporting business development, said Whole Foods should open as soon as possible. “They’ve been delayed long enough as far as we’re concerned,” he said. ALISON BOWEN
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Takes a lot to win over Brooklyn Whole Foods has made several overtures to the borough in order to open. In 2010, the chain had to pay to clean the soil at the lot, which is a designated Superfund site. In response to community concern, it cut 10,000 square feet from the store, and trimmed the parking lot from 420 spaces to 250. It also agreed to build a greenhouse on top of the store for local produce.
Prince of Monaco Pierre Casiraghi and three other men were allegedly pummeled by restaurateur Adam Hock, 47, in a dispute at The Double Seven club at about 2 a.m. Saturday, police said. “An individual now known to me from the criminal complaint as the prince was ... harassing my client and acting like little children,” said Hock’s attorney Sal Strazzullo. He said Hock was acting in self-defense when he decked the 24-year-old prince and members of his entourage. REUTERS
Bill to block cable blackouts NEW YORK. A bill in the New York state Senate would not allow cable service providers to block programs from their subscribers during contract disputes. The bill comes after Time Warner subscribers were unable to watch the Knicks because the cable company and MSG Network were locked in a standoff. METRO/EAE
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A controversial hearing about replacing a piece of the iconic Brooklyn boardwalk with a hodgepodge of concrete and plastic planks was mysteriously pushed back — again. Today, the Parks Department was slated to argue before the city’s Design Commission for its plan to replace portions of Brighton Beach’s wooden boardwalk with an unpopular design: a 12-foot concrete strip with recyclable plastic lumber on either side. The commission must approve the plan before it can go forward, but rejected it when it was originally presented in October. “They didn’t get approval then because many of the commissioners were not convinced of the need to change the boardwalk,” Rob Burstein, president of the Coney-Brighton Boardwalk Alliance, said. “I run on the boardwalk every day. Changing it from wood to concrete and plastic will negatively impact this
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neighborhood,” Burstein, a Coney Island native, said. “The vast majority of people want a true boardwalk.” The hearing was first scheduled for Jan. 30 but was moved to Feb. 21. The next possible date is March 12, Burstein said, adding that the constant scheduling changes made it a challenge for the community to organize. “This is my passion. In order to remain a boardwalk, it must have wood boards,” Burstein said. “It’s the one true respite from concrete we have in our
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Time line So far, police have identified 12 sets of human remains on Long Island. 1. Bronx resident Melissa Barthelemy, a 24-year-old prostitute, was found near Gilgo Beach on Dec. 11, 2010. 2. Maureen Brainard-Barnes, a 25-year-old prostitute from
Connecticut, was found near Gilgo Beach on Dec. 13, 2010. 3. Maine resident and prostitute Megan Waterman, 22, was found near Gilgo Beach on Dec. 13, 2010. 4. Amber Lynn Costello, a 27-year-old prostitute from Long Island, was found near Gilgo Beach on Dec. 13, 2010. 5. Jessica Taylor, a 20-year-
old prostitute, was identified after body parts found on March 29, 2011, near Gilgo Beach matched a torso found in Manorville in 2003. 6. An Asian man, between 17 and 23 years old, was found along Ocean Parkway on April 4, 2011 and might have died as many as 10 years ago. 7. The body parts of a woman, Jane Doe No. 6, between 18 and 35 years old,
were found in Manorville on April 4, 2011, and matched body parts found in 2000. 8. A female toddler, 18 to 24 months old, was found next to Jane Doe No. 6 on April 4, 2011. 9. Remains of a woman were found in Nassau County on April 11, 2011, and were later connected to the toddler and confirmed to be a relative, likely her mother. 10. Additional remains found
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New human remains found on Long Island A new set of human remains was found on Long Island Friday night, only a few miles away from the site where the Gilgo Beach serial killer dumped his victims. This newest set of remains was found in Manorville, slightly inland from the barrier beaches where other bodies were found. This is the third set found in the general Manorville area since 2000. Matt Samuel, a Manorville resident, found the remains while walking his dog Friday evening on a trail off North
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Street. He happened upon the skeleton at approximately 6:30 p.m. in a heavily wooded area 300 feet north of the road. The body was wrapped in bed sheets and a plastic bag, and the bones had trees “growing through” them, Samuel told the New York Post. Police suspect the body may have been buried there five years ago, according to reports. “I saw something weird sort of sticking out of the ground, so I decided to take a look,” said Samuel. Police are examining the re-
itoring their activities at school and at home, according to a new report from the Associated Press. The police department has been criticized for sending undercover police officers into mosques and tracking places Muslims congregate in New York City. But the new report out yesterday alleges that
“I saw something weird sort of sticking out of the ground, so I decided to take a look.” MATT SAMUEL
mains and have not yet linked them to the Gilgo Beach serial killer, who police suspect has killed several prostitutes and discarded their bodies in the area. “At this time we cannot say if the remains are connected to any other cases,” Suffolk officers also followed people through student websites at Yale, the University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers and 13 other colleges, even sending an undercover agent with 18 City College students on a whitewater rafting trip upstate. NYPD spokesman Paul Browne told the AP that 13 people arrested on terrorism charges had ties to Muslim
County Deputy Inspector Kevin Fallon said. “We cannot yet determine the age or the gender of the remains.” The new Manorville skeleton was found just four miles from where the remains of Gilgo victim Jessica Taylor, a 20year-old prostitute, were discovered in 2003. The dismembered parts of another woman, known only as Jane Doe No. 6, were found in Manorville in 2000. EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us
student associations, including Jesse Morton, who pleaded guilty to threatening the “South Park” creators. Groups like the Council on American-Islamic Relations have criticized the NYPD, saying their actions are a violation of civil rights and contribute to mistrust among citizens. ALISON BOWEN
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PAC filings show candidate funds raised and spent Presidential campaigns and political action committees, or PACs, filed financial reports yesterday showing how much they had raised and spent as of Jan. 31.
The Federal Election Commission filings also offered a snapshot of who has been donating how much to the “Super PACs,” which operate independently from campaigns
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Super PAC supporting Mitt Romney (Republican) Raised: $36.8 million Spent: $20.5 million Cash on hand: $16.3 million Heavily funded by the investment community, the super PAC received $1.25 million from prominent former hedge fund manager Julian Robertson at Tiger Management. He topped at least eight other $1 million contributors, including Houston builder Bob Perry. Harold Simmons, billionaire Dallas banker and a very active Republican donor, gave his first donation of $100,000 to the super PAC in January.
Super PAC supporting Ron Paul (Republican) Raised: $4 million Spent: $3.3 million Cash on hand: $60,181 Much of the money came from PayPal co-founders Peter Thiel and Luke Nosek. Thiel, who donated a total of $2.6 million to the super PAC, is a billionaire venture capitalist and the first outside investor in Facebook. In January, the super PAC also attracted a number of large donors with military backgrounds, including members of the U.S. Army and Air Force, Navy veterans and engineers with Lockheed Martin and B/E Aerospace.
Super PAC supporting Jon Huntsman (Republican, ended campaign on Jan. 16) Raised: $3.3 million Spent: $3.2 million Cash on hand: $845 The candidate’s father, Jon Huntsman Sr, a billionaire industrialist, donated a total of $2.2 million to the PAC, including $335,000 in January. Another big donor last month was billionaire and television tycoon A. Jerrold Perenchio, who gave $100,000. He is a former chief executive of Univision, the largest U.S. Spanishlanguage broadcast company.
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Rose Monday is the high point of the Carnival season, which traditionally runs from Epiphany until Ash Wednesday, and is celebrated in cities throughout the Rhine region of western Germany.
Crude oil advances to 9-month high on export halt NEW YORK. Oil rose to a ninemonth high in New York after Iran said it halted some crude exports and investors bet that fuel demand will increase as Europe moves closer to bailing out Greece. Futures climbed as much as 2.1 percent for a fourth day of gains, the longest ris-
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Percent price increase of oil this year ing streak since December. Iran will supply crude to “new customers” instead of companies in the U.K. and France, the oil ministry’s news website, Shana, said, citing Alireza Nikzad Rahbar, a spokesman. Prices also advanced as European finance ministers prepared
to meet to discuss a 130 billion-euro ($172 billion) aid package for Greece, the country’s second rescue in less than two years. “The heightened level of tension surrounding Iran’s nuclear program continues to support prices, as does satisfactory growth in the U.S. and China,” said Christopher Bellew, a senior broker at Jefferies Bache Ltd. in London, who correctly predicted last week that the price of Brent crude would advance to $120 a barrel. BLOOMBERG
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t is safe to predict that Ron Paul will once again be the sole voice of reason on Iran, when he debates the unashamedly hawkish Santorum, Romney and Gingrich in Arizona tomorrow. But whether this trend will continue depends on the moderator, CNN’s John King. Will he allow the debate to be framed by the dangerous propaganda that has pervaded much of the reporting on Iran, or can he force the candidates to confront surprising new intelligence on Iran that
vindicates Ron Paul’s pleas for restraint? Sadly, the former scenario is far more likely. Even as the military-industrial complex continues to point its apocalyptic priapism at Iran, many in the media are sharing in the fluffing duties. ABC’s Diane Sawyer and Brian Ross claim to have evidence that Iran is waging “a kind of shadow war� around the world, and that “Jewish places of worship in at least 10 U.S. cities have been told they could be targets.� Not only do they neglect to mention who exactly is issuing these warnings, turns out that the “evidence� they claim to have is nothing more than the speculative accusations of Israeli officials, who have blamed three recent bombings in Georgia, Thailand and India on Iran. Sawyer and Ross also fail to mention that, according to official investigators of the India bombing, the evidence appears
to implicate a Sunni group within India that is completely unconnected to Iran. Similarly, NBC News' Jim Miklaszewski boldly proclaims that the U.S. will be “the world’s first line of defense,�
now that “Iran has already threatened to shut down the Strait of Hormuz,� and “Iranian leaders have threatened all-out war!� To his credit, Miklaszewski at least mentions in passing that Iran has “threat-
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presidential candidate Mitt Romney trained fire at Rick Santorum yesterday as he opened a crucial week of campaigning looking to claw back ground lost to his
ut most importantly — he fails to mention that the U.S. military does not actually know whether Iran is trying to build a nuclear weapon. That’s right — on Feb. 5, U.S. Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, told Congress that Iran has not yet made the decision to “go ahead with a nuclear weapon.� And this weekend, Gen. Martin
surprise rival. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who was long the front-runner, finds himself struggling ahead of key contests in Michigan and Arizona on Feb. 28 and the March 6 "Super Tuesday" when 10 states vote. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, has emerged in recent weeks as
Dempsey, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, told CNN that “a military strike against Iran would be premature, because it is unclear that Tehran will actually use its nuclear capabilities to build an atomic bomb.� If this news surprises you, you aren’t alone. According to a CNN poll from 2010, 71 percent of Americans mistakenly believe that Iran already has nuclear weapons. But instead of seeing this as a rallying cry to correct the dangerous misperceptions of ill-informed Americans, many in the media instead choose to push the false narrative that war with Iran is becoming ever more inevitable. One can only hope that John King will do his best to prevent Romney, Santorum and Gingrich from perpetuating that false sense inevitability in tomorrow’s debate. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.
the main conservative alternative to the more moderate Romney in the battle for the right to face Democratic President Barack Obama in the Nov. 6 election. Santorum is posing a serious threat to Romney with a blue collar-themed message that is finding some appeal in economically hard-hit Midwestern states. REUTERS
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Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer.
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Dana Delany is not an easy traveler, Jimmy Kimmel is getting tired of Twitter, Margaret Cho needs some laundry advice and Steve Martin is making a startling discovery. @DanaDelany Packing makes me anxious. I hate limiting my choices. @jimmykimmel OK, I get it - everyone on Twitter is clever enough already... @margaretcho Should I put wet underwear in microwave? @SteveMartinToGo Found small Chinese person inside my iPhone. Apple needs to address working conditions.
A fan takes a photograph at the new grave site of singer Whitney Houston yesterday in Westfield, N.J.
Well, that was quick. She was just buried on Saturday, but the vultures are already circling: It was announced on Sunday that a black velvet dress, a vest and a pair of earrings Whitney Houston wore in “The Bodyguard” will be put up for auction next month in California.
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Jessica Biel joined fiance Justin Timberlake for the “Saturday Night Live” after-party over the weekend after his cameo appearance on the comedy show, and all eyes were reportedly on the sparkling rock on her finger, according to Us Weekly. “Jessica was showing off her ring,” a source says. The happy couple have kept fairly mum about their recent reconciliation and engagement, but they apparently weren’t holding back at the
According to celebrity auctioneer Darren Julien, Houston’s “Bodyguard” items became available after her death on Feb. 11. “It proves a point that these items, they’re an investment,” Julien told The Associated Press. “You buy items just like a
party. “They were very lovey, holding hands,” another source says. “They kissed a few times in front of the crew.”
Madonna eulogizes Houston While she didn’t attend Whitney Houston’s funeral in Newark, N.J., Madonna found her own way to memorialize the fallen singer while out at a New York City nightclub with some of her backup dancers, according to Us Weekly. “Madonna was sitting down, watching as her dancers showed their skills,” a source says. “When the DJ began to spin Whitney Houston’s ‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody,’ Madon-
stock. Buy at the right time and sell at the right time, and they just increase in value.” Though those words may sound crudely opportunistic, it’s quite the contrary, says Julien: “It’s a celebration of her life. If you hide these things in fear that you’re going to offend
someone — her life is to be celebrated. These items are historic now that she passed.” Point taken. But her death is already so tragic. Can’t we have an appropriate amount of time to mourn before everyone starts to profit off of her — say, a week?
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Dench is losing her vision Dame Judi Dench admits that she’s been battling macular degeneration, an eye condition that’s causing the 77-year-old to lose her vision. “I can’t read scripts any more because of the trouble with my eyes,” she tells the Daily Mirror. “And so somebody comes in and reads them to me, like telling me a story.” But Dench, who’s undergoing treatment for the condition, doesn’t have any plans to give up acting. “If I retire, nothing will work any more, and it’s
Lindsay Lohan is set to host “Saturday Night Live” on March 3, but the gig didn’t come without a fair amount of begging and pleading, according to TMZ. Sources say that with her community service nearly complete, the troubled actress is hoping to kick-start her career comeback. To that end, Lohan reached out to the show’s executive producer, Lorne Michaels, suggesting that she appear on the program. This will be Lohan’s fourth time hosting “SNL.” And I know you will be tuning in for all of the wrong reasons.
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Mark Wahlberg has found an effective way to deter his kids from getting tattoos: bringing them along to his painful tattooremoval sessions. “I don’t want my kids getting tattoos. And I wanted them to be [removed] by the time I did ‘The Fighter,’ because putting makeup on and covering them up has always been a pain in the butt,” Wahlberg told the “Today” show. “I’ve taken my two older kids to the procedure so they see how painful it is and what I have to go through.”
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3. Kelly Rowland performed at the Keep Memory Alive foundation’s Power of Love Gala celebrating Muhammad Ali’s 70th birthday in Las Vegas on Saturday. 4. Christina Hendricks and Dame Vivienne Westwood at the afterparty for Westwood during London Fashion Week on Sunday. 2. Kristen Wiig sported this zippy number to the East Coast Writer’s Guild Awards on Sunday. Yes, they really did have two separate ceremonies.
5. Controversial chanteuse Lana Del Rey made an appearance at London’s Fashion Week. 6. Ed Helms got some hang time with the Lorax at the movie’s premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday. 7. Shorty after his ex-wife Whitney Houston’s funeral, Bobby Brown soldiered on with a New Edition show at Mohegan Sun on Saturday.
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Primp with Peter Philips The creative director of Chanel makeup opens up about his new collection, ‘Spring Harmony’ He talks sunsets, sparkles, the latest must-have Le Vernis shades and tips to perfect any look
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;The most classical shade and the first to be released is April. Spring is coming, but youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re still in a wintry mood, so you want a darker shade thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s flattering and not too flashy. May is pink-y and girlie, and June has a beach-y feel to it. People will have gotten a bit of sun and color on their skin and can start wearing brighter colors. ... The shades are anticipated not because of me, but because theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re Chanel. I have the advantage that I can link my creations with the fashion show â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it gives them a reason to exist.â&#x20AC;?
â&#x20AC;&#x153;It took 24 tries in the lab before we got the right shade for Le Vernis in June. I wanted it to be the color of this plastic bag handle I got from some random shop in the States. The bag was black and the handle was this beautiful orange plastic. It had to be that exact shade, but in lacquer. It had to look just like the plastic, not transparent or pearly.â&#x20AC;?
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Philips’ Top 3 tips: Invest in an eyelash curler: “All women should have one. This also applies to women who don’t wear makeup. It’s not a dangerous tool, although a lot of people are terrified of it. One pinch to the lashes can work miracles as it opens up your eyes. Add some mascara, and you’re ready to go.” Apply just the right amount: “It’s a criminal offense to wear too much makeup, just as it is to wear too little. It’s all about striking a balance and wearing a look with confidence. Something that always looks wrong is not blending your foundation in so that you can see the line between the face and the neck.” Beauty starts from within: “At some point we have to realize that we’re getting older and it’s not all about [products]. If you live wrong, it will impact your looks. You know the tricks: Eat more vegetables, stop smoking, drink water and cut back on alcohol.”
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‘White Collar’ DRAMA. Once a thief, always a thief ? Neal contemplates snagging a valuable piece of baseball history from Yankee Stadium in this episode directed by co-star Tim DeKay. 10 p.m., USA
‘Cougar Town’ COMEDY. Jules can’t decide
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This guy vs. Nicolas Cage Who will win? You’ve got to see ‘Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance’ to find out Good luck, Johnny Whitworth When you see Johnny Whitworth, the first thing that probably comes to mind is “Empire Records,” in which he starred opposite Liv Tyler as the lovesick A.J. Eerily. The actor has barely aged over the past 17 years in real life, but onscreen in “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,” he’s almost unrecognizable as Blackout, a villainous light-manipulator who makes trouble for Nicolas Cage’s cursed flaming-skulled biker. What can you tell us about how your character, Blackout, is portrayed in the movie without giving too much away?
Q&A You go up against the Ghost Rider himself, Nicolas Cage. Was that intimidating? It’s a pleasure to work with Nic. What was cool was that I didn’t understand anything that was going on in Romania [where the film was shot], but we could be in a cab or a restaurant or whatever and we’d hear their language and then, “Nicolas Cage.” The only thing I would understand was “Nicolas Cage” and then “ciorba,” which is soup.
I don’t really know how to answer that without giving too much away. But I can tell you that he’s more badass. He’s got some cooler powers. He was given cooler powers than in the comic. [In the comics] he was born basically a mutant, and when he went around everything turned black, and then he kind of identified with vampires and had these prosthetic fangs put in and claws, and then he was an assassin kind of guy. In our thing, he actually can control what’s going on with the light. It’s much cooler. And he has powers that make him ... a good villain for the Ghost Rider.
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Johnny Whitworth is almost unrecognizable as Blackout, a villainous light-manipulator in “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance.”
Did you see the first “Ghost Rider” film?
I did. ... I’ve got to be careful how I use my words. I saw the first one. I think I was there opening day. I go to see all of them; I’m a total geek like that. As a geek yourself, were you a fan of the comics?
Yeah, yeah. I mean, he was definitely the coolest-looking hero, but I never followed that particular comic too much. My little brother did, and that was my introduction to it when we were younger.
was my guy. But I wasn’t actually a big comic-book reader. I didn’t read very many comics at all. When I say “Batman,” I was a kid and Adam West was Batman. That’s what I watched, so I was inspired to be Batman through that. It was a cool show. I still watch it every now and then when I flip past it. How is it taking on a villain role?
It’s fun. It’s challenging just for the aesthetic reasons, and it’s fun because villains are fun. Bad guys are more interesting, you know?
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Well, you have to say “Batman,” you know? It always has been a favorite since I was a kid. That
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Writing what she knows: The underbelly of New York society and all of its luxuries are uncovered in Cristina Alger’s new thriller, ‘The Darlings’
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Alger came to terms with her new title.
ristina Alger, 32, has achieved more professionally than most people can dream of: An undergrad degree from Harvard, followed by a gig at Goldman Sachs, then New York University for law school, capped off with a stint as a bankruptcy lawyer at a whiteshoe firm. All of her high-profile accomplishments led up to the most recent addition to her résumé: author. Her novel, “The Darlings,” about a privileged New York family who are ensnared in a Madoff-esque Ponzi scheme, is out now. Alger talked to Metro about how even though she is now a novelist, she still has a hard time saying it.
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It’s funny, I was much more taken with the themes of family loyalty and the universality of those themes than just the wealth of the Darlings. But I do think it’s more enjoyable to watch such themes play out
So, do you call yourself a novelist now?
For a while, the long answer was, “I was a lawyer but now I’m working on a book.” It’s taken me a little while to get my head around the fact I’m
now a professional writer. It’s a profession I sort of babystepped into. I was writing while I was working a bazillion hours a week as a bankruptcy attorney. But once I started with my agent, I started thinking about it as a fulltime occupation. The downside: You now get a writer’s paycheck.
[Laughs] Yes, but it pays in other ways, though! I get a lot more sleep, and it’s a lot more fun.
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A sense of humor at work can go a long way for both morale and your career Why you might want to make a joke â&#x20AC;&#x201D; or at least laugh at one DIGITAL VISION
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve accidentally offended your co-worker, a sincere, in-person apology can go a long way,â&#x20AC;? says Endres. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Be mindful not to cross that boundary again.â&#x20AC;?
if you single someone out.â&#x20AC;? Check your tone
â&#x20AC;&#x153;Steer clear of any heavyhanded sarcasm, because it can be viewed as a subtle way of insulting someone. Workplace humor should be lowkey or even understated.â&#x20AC;?
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Never make anyone specifically the person of target within a joke. Poke fun at yourself ing the actual job interview. You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have to crack jokes. You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to be a comedian. Be natural in ways that let your personality shine through.â&#x20AC;?
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Even if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not necessarily the funniest person, keep the mood light by being receptive to other peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s humor â&#x20AC;&#x201D; laugh with the group.â&#x20AC;? Keep the pranks in the closet
â&#x20AC;&#x153;To still be taken seriously, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t clown around too much. You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to be the standup comic, by any means, so practical jokes are always a bad idea.â&#x20AC;?
Student suspended for writing about professor crush A student at Oakland University was suspended after turning in a journal for a writing class that held his explicit thoughts about his female professors. According to Inside Higher Education, Joseph Corlett had several entries that described the physical characteristics of his professors, including the woman who taught his writing class. One entry, titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hot For Teacher,â&#x20AC;? went into detail about one of his professors while also writing about how much heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d been drinking before beginning his notes. His racy writings have been posted online by Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which is advocating for Corlett, who is 56, to be reinstated. Corlett was suspended for three semesters. CASSANDRA GARRISON
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Re: ‘Who decides religion’s role in American life’ Is it not because of your bias that you distorted the facts today by not reporting why student Sandra Fluke was not qualified to sit on the Oversight Committee? Is it not bias that has you distorting the story by suggesting the panelist were there to discuss “birth control and menstrual cramps”? The panel was all representatives of religious organizations. Not students. Yes, it would have been nice to have a female religious rep there. The panel was addressing the issue of the government and religious freedom, not menstrual cramps. Distort much to serve your bias? I think so. Thank you for proving your bias so quickly.
Like it or not there are times federal law must trump religious sensibilities, otherwise you would soon see a serious breakdown in civil society. For example, doctors and nurses refuse to use particular procedures or medications due to their personal religious beliefs, even if it saves a patient’s life. This doesn’t mean federal policy can’t be worked in ways that respect people’s religious beliefs, but in the end we all need to play by the same rules — the faithful included. JOSEPH CONNELL, BROOKLYN
There could be a lot of people without insurance if this legislation goes through. The Catholic Church is one of the biggest providers of health care and employer of these. They cannot go against the doctrines and that would
mean they would not offer health insurance to their employees because of conscience.
OK, seriously, stop it with the Whitney Houston business. She’s no hero, not immortal, nor will she ever be. While her music may have been inspiring and it’s a tragic story, she made her choices. I feel sorry for her family. Stop treating her any differently than anyone else just because she sang. I doubt you treat everyday people battling demons with such compassion.
Houston, we still have a problem Should the flag only be halfmast for those who died that were in public service or who died in service to their country? Or should it at the discretion of the governors who decide to whom they want to extend the honor? I don’t understand those who are outraged at Gov. Christie for honoring Whitney Houston with a half-mast. It is Christie’s choice, it is not illegal, and he is well within his rights. To Christie, her accomplishments, including handing over all the proceeds from her memorable
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Chris Brown: Let’s not forget victims To those who’d defend Chris Brown, who continues to use his fame to harass women: I wonder if you’d still defend him if it was you or someone else you’re close to who spent months recovering from an injury caused by someone you supposedly loved. But you probably never thought about that. BONNIE PARKER, VIA E-MAIL
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February brings dreams of heading off to somewhere different, uncrowded and with a horizon that defies the eye For mid-winter mini-breaks, consider Albuquerque, the high-desert jewel of the southwest Here’s where to stay, what to see and what to eat to get the most out of the Duke City JAY BLACKWOOD
Where to go If you have kids, Albuquerque is home to a number of fine museums, including the delightfully deadpan and unique National Museum of Nuclear Science & History (601 Eubank Blvd. SE), which is kind of like a companion piece to the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, only filled with deactivated missiles. Less fusionpowered is the AndersonAbruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum (9201 Balloon Museum Dr. NE), which is logically located next to the site of the world-famous annual Balloon Fiesta. The ABQ BioPark complex encompasses the city’s zoo, aquarium and botanic gardens, which spotlight the indigenous flora and fauna.
CHANGE YOUR CITY VIEWS Albuquerque’s Sandia Mountain. The mountain is named for the pink sunset colors (sandia means watermelon in Spanish).
Where to stay In addition to all the usual chain hotels (with rooms available for less than $100 per night), Albuquerque features dozens of homey bed and breakfasts for the traveler who’d like a green-chile omelet included in his or her room charge. In the Old Town area, the Bottger Mansion (110 San Felipe St NW) dates from 1910 while the Casa de Suenos (310 Rio Grande Blvd. SW) offers individual, private guest houses.
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Pack your gloves First, a note for the map-challenged: New Mexico and Arizona are not only different states, but they have vastly different climates. So you shouldn’t expect Albuquerque to feel like Phoenix in the dead of winter. The city’s elevation ranges between 4,000 and 5,000 feet above sea level, and the air can be parchingly dry. Winter temperatures are in the 40s to 50s range, and can be sub-freezing at night. Yes, it snows (which means you can go skiing if you drive about four hours north). Pack gloves.
What to eat Everything, if possible. The state’s distinctive cuisine is based around local chiles, which range from tongue-tingling to face-melting. For a large-scale dining experience visit El Pinto (10500 Fourth St. NW), which resembles nothing so much as a southwestern Tavern on the Green on steroids. The restaurant, which has catered more than one White House Cinco de Mayo celebration, is justifiably famous for its tamales, a New Mexico Christmas tradition. For a quick breakfast, stop by Golden Crown Panaderia (1103 Mountain Rd. NW) for empanadas, green chile bread and half a dozen varieties of the official state cookies, biscochitos. Wherever you go, we recommend smuggling home as much local salsa and chile sauce as you can fit in your suitcase.
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Deron Williams was determined from the tip to get the better of Jeremy Lin and the Knicks and his box score showed it.
A.J. blasts Yanks Nothing like a change of scenary to bring out the truth. Former Yankees pitcher A.J. Burnett was very talkative in Pirates camp yesterday and had nothing good to say about New York. Burnett said he let too many people “tinker with” his mechanics on the Yankees and said he’d be happy to “get the joy back into the game.” He certainly won’t be under any pressure in Pittsburgh.
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Knicks add Anthony to lineup, but result is an ugly defeat Deron Williams puts on show, scores 38 Lin a nonfactor, fouls out for first time Linsanity was temporarily put on ice due to the red-hot shooting of the Nets, as the Knicks fell to their cross-river rivals, 100-92. It was almost poetic justice that Nets point guard Deron Williams almost single-handedly destroyed the Knicks as it was at his expense when the Jeremy Lin sensation began in New Jersey over a month ago. Williams, who once went on
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Carmelo Anthony had just 11 points on 4-of-11 shooting in his first game back. He also had six turnovers. record saying he wasn’t impressed with the Linsanity craze, backed up his chatter
by registering a game-high 38 points, including 8-of-14 from 3. Williams wasn’t alone with his long-range marksmanship as rookie swingman MarShon Brooks added 18 points, with two made 3s, while DeShawn Stevenson chipped in with 14 points on the strength of four 3s. The Knicks led after one quarter, 21-18, but that was
about as good as it got for the home team as the Nets turned a 12-point deficit into a lead that got as high as 18, good for a 30-point turnaround. The Knicks got the deficit to as low as seven points midway through the final quarter, but a late 7-0 Nets run restored order for New Jersey. TONY WILLIAMS
Live by the 3 — The Knicks had no answer for the barrage of 3s by the Nets, as they went 15-of-31 from behind the arc. Deron Williams, who’s on record saying he’s not been impressed with the Linsanity, backed up his chatter by scoring 38, including eight 3-pointers.
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Yankees fans better get their fill of Mariano Rivera this year if the reports coming out of Yankees camp are true. Jack Curry of the YES Network reported yesterday afternoon that “one Yankee executive who has had discussions with Rivera said he has observed signs that 2012 will be it for Mariano.” Rivera made his first appearance at Yankees camp yesterday and spoke to the media for the first time.
Rivera had 44 saves in 2011, tied for fourth-most in a single season in his career.
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of a two-year contract. He will make $15 million, though all the money is deferred. “It is hard when you have the ability to continue and you have to make that decision,” Rivera told reporters. “It is hard. For me, baseball is not everything.” “I won’t be there dragging my arm to pitch,” Rivera said. “I’m not going to start pitching with my left arm. I want to be able to compete.” METRO
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