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Boy dies after sand tunnel collapses A 12-year-old boy died Tuesday after a sand tunnel he was creating collapsed on top of him, officials said yesterday. According to NBC, the boy was at a beach in Long Branch, N.J., creating a sand tunnel with friends when it collapsed on top of him, apparently weighing down his chest with the sand. Lifeguards attempted CPR, and he was taken to the hospital but later died, according to NBC. METRO/AB
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Anti-obesity ads unveiled By summer’s end New Yorkers can expect to see these brand-new anti-fast food ads in the subway system, as the city implements its latest tactic in combating prevalent obesity. As part of the campaign, the Shop Healthy NYC program will reward local grocers for making instore changes, like displaying water and lowcalorie drinks at eye level. METRO/DB
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Ads on the way for front of MetroCard For the first time ever, the MTA is selling ad space on the front of MetroCards, the agency announced yesterday. The MTA first introduced the signature golden MetroCards in 1997, and the transit agency first started selling fullcolor ad space on the back of the cards in 1995. But the MTA has never sold the valuable front space of the
ads — until now. The MTA would not disclose pricing for advertising on the front of the cards, but said that space would be offered at a premium. Advertisers can buy space on the backs of MetroCards for anywhere from 18 to 51 cents per card, depending on the quantity of cards
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as early as September. The MTA has made no secret it wants to expand its advertising; it launched ads on the interior and exterior of trains, as well as full train wraps and digital ads outside the subway system. The agency says increasing ad sales are a way of raising badly needed revenue. CARLY BALDWIN
Shuttle exhibit launches
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See and nearly touch the space shuttle Enterprise Hard-won shuttle opens to New Yorkers today Can’t sit in the cockpit, though Ever wanted to go nose to nose with a space shuttle? You can today, at the opening of the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum’s exhibit of the shuttle Enterprise. After years of city officials planning and begging for a shuttle to display, the prized NASA gift is available for the public to step near enough to — almost — touch. Metro previewed the new exhibit, inside a cavernous blue bubble on the flight deck. Visitors can walk under the shuttle or climb stairs to look at it head-on, staring at the nose and peering up toward the cockpit windows. Panels around the perimeter explain how the shuttle was used for flight training and tests after the space shuttle Columbia exploded in 2003 — a flight door still shows scrapedoff silicon. “She’s got a very long history,” Eric Boehm, the museum’s aviation curator, said of the shuttle. At yesterday’s unveiling was an astronaut very familiar with the ship — Fred Haise, a commander who flew multiple flights with the Enterprise. The flights, ensuring that the orbiter could guide to a safe landing, were short, he said, less than five minutes, and full of tests. “Those flights are very short, when we were dropped off,” he said. “It flew much better than even our simulation.” And they landed in a runway created in a lakebed, he
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said — so even if the gliding did not go as planned, veering about a half mile to the left or right was not a problem, he said. Mario Runco, an astronaut who flew in the sister shuttles Atlantis and Endeavor, described liftoff as “a lot of noise, a lot of violence, a lot of shaking.” The best moment, he said, was his first spacewalk. “Being on a spacewalk and looking out into the universe and being confronted with infinity,” he said. “Infinity is a really hard concept to deal with, especially when it’s in your face.” He added, “The thing that I remember about landing, after they lift the hatch and you go outside, you smell Earth again. That was amazing because I didn’t realize it as something I
Retired astronaut Fred Haise recalls how he flew multiple flights on the Enterprise.
missed.” Museum officials hope to eventually encase the shuttle in a glass case, and add retail space and cafe. The exhibit, which opens with photos of the shuttle being flown over and into New York, costs $6 after general admission to the museum, which is $24. ALISON BOWEN
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Olympics: Man vs. beast
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s the world catches Olympic fever, we marvel at the agility and skill of our country’s best and brightest athletes. With years of training and preparation for the upcoming games in London, their dedication and determination go unmatched. In just a few short days, we will watch the Earth’s most elite athletes shatter world records and defy the odds of greatness. But as the Nature Conservancy reminds us, no matter how fast, strong or agile Team USA athletes prove to be, they are still pretty much no match at all for wild animals. In an effort to bring awareness to planet protection, the Nature Conservancy put American Olympic athletes head to head with the abilities of wild beasts. And in each instance, nature wins. Take a look at these real-life man vs. wild comparisons: 1. Michael Phelps may have
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superhuman speed in the pool, but he is still no match for one of nature’s best swimmers. The bluefin tuna, found off the coast of Long Island, can reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. Phelps taps out at a measly 6 miles per hour in the water. 2. Even the fastest man in the world can’t compete with the fastest animal in the world. The cheetah can run 71 miles per hour for more than 300 yards. Usain Bolt clocks in at 28 miles per hour over 110 yards. Impressive, but no match for nature.
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3. Tennis star Roger Federer is plenty quick on his feet, bolting back and forth across the court to lunge at every serve. But the white-handed gibbon is far more agile, with its ability to fling itself up to 50 feet between branches. 4. Nobody can argue that Kerrie Walsh’s 47-inch vertical on the sand volleyball court isn’t astounding — except the mountain lion. The wildcat has Walsh beat in the jump department with an unmatched 15-foot vertical.
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One year after Anthony Weiner admitted to sexting a college coed on Twitter, Huma Abedin, right, said she loves and is standing by her husband.
Disgraced ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner and his wife gave an exclusive interview to People magazine yesterday, saying they are trying to recover from last summer’s sexting scandal that cost Weiner his seat in office — and many speculated would cost him his marriage, as well. But instead, Huma Abedin, who is the deputy chief of staff to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, said the couple is still bound by love. “He did a really stupid thing,” Abedin, 37, said. “I’m proud to be married to him. It was an extremely painful time. But there was love and a commitment to this marriage. “It took a lot of work to get to where we are today, but I want people to know we’re a
‘Muslim infiltration’ allegations U.S. Sen. John McCain defended Abedin yesterday on the floor of the U.S. Senate after insinuations from Rep. Michele Bachmann that she’s part of a Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of the U.S. government. In a letter Bachmann sent to Muslim Congressman Keith Ellison, she writes that Huma’s mother, brother and deceased father are “connected to Muslim
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normal family,” she continued. “Anthony has spent every day since [the scandal] trying to be the best dad and husband he can be.” Indeed, Weiner said he is solely focusing now on being a good dad to 6-month-old son, Jordan Zane. “The only next dramatic steps I’m planning on are Jordan’s first,” Weiner told People. He’s now a stay-at-home dad at the couple’s Queens home. “I’ve had enormous regrets
Brotherhood operatives and/or organizations.” Bachmann also questioned why Abedin, as one of Clinton’s top aides, was able to receive a security clearance despite the alleged link. But McCain called the attacks “unwarranted and unfounded.” “These allegations about Huma ... are nothing less than an attack on an honorable citizen, a dedicated American, and a loyal public servant. ... These attacks on Huma have no logic, no basis and no merit. And they need to stop now,” he said yesterday. METRO/CB
about what I put Huma through and how I let my constituents down,” said Weiner of the sexting scandal. “But it’s not like I sit all day replaying it in my mind. With a baby, it is pretty easy to put things into perspective. Things happen for a reason; 2011 was the best year of my life.” But Weiner was also careful not to rule out a rumor that he is considering running for office; earlier this week it was reported that he is considering running for New York City mayor or public advocate. “I can’t say absolutely that I will never run for public office, but I’m very happy in my present life,” Weiner told People.
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A decision on whether to remove Penn State University’s statue of its late head football coach Joe Paterno will be made in seven to 10 days, a school spokesman said yesterday, amid calls for it to be taken down in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal. The university’s board of trustees will decide in that time whether the statue will be taken from Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa., where Penn State plays its football games, spokesman David La Torre said in an e-mail. Critics have increased calls for the 7-foot statue to be removed following the release last Thursday of a report that criticized Paterno for his role in protecting Sandusky, a former assistant coach who was convicted of sexually abusing ten boys over 15 years. The report by former FBI chief Louis Freeh said Paterno and other high-ranking Penn State officials covered up Sandusky’s abuse for years while demonstrating a callous disregard for the victims. Paterno was fired by Penn State’s board in November, days after Sandusky was arrested for the abuse, and died in January of lung cancer at age 85. A small plane flew a banner around Penn State’s campus on Tuesday that read, “Take the statue down or we will.” REUTERS
News in brief Con Ed shuts down four reactors at height of heat wave NEW YORK. Several nuclear plants on the East Coast shut down by early yesterday and New York’s Consolidated Edison power company reduced the voltage in parts of Manhattan as the obsessive heat wave stressed the region’s power system.
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Despite the shutdown of four giant nuclear reactors in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and South Carolina, the power systems delivered the juice needed by the regions’ homes and businesses to keep air conditioners humming on the projected last day of a brutal heat wave. REUTERS
Panetta, ‘We’ll stop Iran blocking oil’ WASHINGTON. The United States has the military capacity to defeat any Iranian attempt to shut down sea commerce in the oil-rich Gulf region and will hold Tehran directly responsible for shipping disruptions, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said yesterday. “The United States is ful-
ly prepared for all contingencies here,” Panetta told a Pentagon news conference. “We’ve invested in capabilities to ensure that the Iranian attempt to close down shipping in the Gulf is something that we are going to be able to defeat, if they make a decision to do that.” Panetta’s comments came amid rising tensions in the region over Iran's nuclear program and its threats to close the vital Strait of Hormuz unless the international community revokes sanctions imposed on Iranian oil shipments. REUTERS
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AT&T to raise data plan costs NEW YORK. AT&T Inc. is fol-
lowing bigger rival Verizon Wireless with a new type of family plan that will significantly raise its fees for data services, such as mobile Internet. Unlike its rival, AT&T said the plan will be an option, rather than a requirement, for new customers. AT&T
customers and some Verizon customers upgrading to a new phone will also be able to keep their old plans. Late in August, AT&T will launch the new offering, which allows customers to buy a single data plan for up to 10 devices and includes unlimited phone calls and text messages. REUTERS
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Odyssey Marine Exploration Inc., a deep-ocean exploration company, said it recovered about 48 tons of silver from a World War II shipwreck three miles beneath the Atlantic Ocean. The company retrieved 1,203 silver bars, or about 1.4 million ounces of the metal, from the SS Gairsoppa, a 412foot British cargo ship that sank after being torpedoed by German U-boat in February 1941, Tampa, Fla.-based Odyssey said today in a statement. The met-
Israel blames Iran as six die in Bulgaria bus bomb SOFIA. Six Israeli tourists were
killed in a bomb attack on a bus at a Bulgarian airport on Wednesday and Israel accused Tehran of carrying out the attack, promising a strong response to “Iranian terror.” Body parts were strewn on the tarmac and mangled metal hung from the bus's tornback roof. Its windows were blown out.
“We heard a very strong blast. The bus was full with people and children. Flesh and blood everywhere,” a witness told local TV. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “All the signs lead to Iran. In the past few months, we have seen Iranian attempts to attack Israelis in Thailand, India, Georgia, Kenya, Cyprus and other places.” REUTERS
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al, worth $38 million at today’s prices, is being held at a secure facility in the U.K. Odyssey said the recovered silver represents about 20 percent of the bullion that may be on board the Gairsoppa, which lies about 300 miles off the coast of Ireland. The operation, the largest and deepest recovery of precious metals from a shipwreck, should be completed in the third quarter, Odyssey said. “With the shipwreck lying approximately three miles below the surface of the North Atlantic, this was a complex operation,” Greg Stemm, Odyssey chief executive officer, said in the statement. “Our success on the Gairsoppa marks the beginning of a new paradigm for Odyssey in which we expect modern shipwreck projects will complement our archaeological shipwreck excavations.” BLOOMBERG
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Metro’s Monica Weymouth shares her take on the world of gossip
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diet — it’s best to ignore his constant whining and pawing until it’s truly impossible to read the paper in peace. Unfortunately, today is one of those days, so you’ll have to excuse us as we tune in to his thoughts on “The Dark Knight Rises.” On his Tuesday radio show, Limbaugh laid out an impressive conspiracy theory, even for him: The villain of the latest Batman flick is named Bane, which he believes is a reference to Bain, the venture capital firm presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney worked for. Take it away, Rush: “Do you think that it is accidental that the name of the really vicious fire-breathing, foureyed whatever in this movie is named Bane?” he asked. “A lot of people are going to see the movie — and it’s a lot of brain-
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Tom Cruise had his first visit with daughter Suri since he finalized his divorce settlement with Katie Holmes, according to Us Weekly. The actor flew overnight from the California set of “Oblivion” to spend time with the 6-year-old in New York, where paparazzi spotted Cruise carrying Suri around, her head buried in his shoulder. “Katie wants to make sure the visits are in the context of him
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dead people, entertainment, the pop-culture crowd — and they’re going to hear Bane in the movie and they’re going to associate Bain. The thought is that when they start paying attention to the campaign later in the year, and Obama and the Democrats keep talking about Bain, Romney and Bain, that these people will think back to the Batman movie.’” Rush, we’re going to excuse the brain-dead comment in the hope that it’s a zombie reference — we mindless pop-culture people like our zombies. But we also have to point out that the character of Bane first surfaced in the 1993 comic and also appeared in the 1997 film “Batman & Robin.” Now, as for Heath Ledger’s spectacularly, award-winningly deranged Joker? We can’t promise there wasn’t a little GOP inspiration there.
being a parent figure,” a source recently told the magazine. “He adores Suri, but now he’s afraid he won’t be able to have a close relationship with her.”
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A little TMI, Garfield In other superhero news, “Spider-Man” star Andrew Garfield admits he has developed a particularly destructive way of coping with job stress. “When I’m working on something very intense — like [‘The Amazing SpiderMan’] was very intense to work on, believe it or not, and I’m doing a play at the moment which is very, very intense — whenever I’m not onstage I want to watch reality television,” he tells Total Film. “I want to watch, like, ‘The Voice’ or ‘The Bachelor.’ Don’t be surprised by that — it’s the greatest show on TV.”
Come together, right now Roseanne Barr stopped by
the “Late Show” Tuesday night to talk medical marijuana with David Letterman. “One thing I want to say: Obama is trying to take our medical marijuana away over there in California, and he’s going to send in federal
statement. “She was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but she checked out healthy and was released.”
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Be careful, Halle Berry! Halle Berry gave producers a bit of a scare when she was rushed to the hospital after falling and hitting her head on a concrete floor on the set of her new movie Tuesday night, according to USA Today. “Halle Berry suffered a minor head injury while shooting a fight sequence on the set of her film, ‘The Hive,’” a rep for the Oscar-winning actress says in a
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Smart and Lopez
In his first public comments about his relationship with Jennifer Lopez, Casper Smart admits he didn’t see fireworks the first time they met. “I don’t think it was for either of us,” Smart says when asked by “Good Morning America” if it was love at first sight for him and Lopez. “It was just very natural how it happened. There was nothing before — no flirting, nothing.”
troops to get our medical marijuana,” says the comedian, who credits marijuana with helping her to control her infamous temper. “I’ll tell you this Obama: You get my joint when you pry it out of my cold, dead fingers!” Now, finally, this is something that all of us — from Rush Limbaugh to SpiderMan — can probably agree on: Mr. President, we must keep Roseanne Barr sedated by any means necessary.
Paris Jackson wants a taste of fame Paris Jackson, the 14-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson, has accepted a role in the upcoming film “Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys,” but her decision to follow her acting dreams is causing a rift with her aunt Janet Jackson, according to Us Weekly. “Janet thinks Paris should enjoy being a kid and possibly go to college,” a source says. “She feels it goes against Michael’s wishes to keep his kids out of the limelight until age 18.” The teen, for her part, is “hoping for more roles,” according to the source. “It’s a huge dispute.”
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Entering Season 10, ‘Project Runway’ can still ‘make it work’ — even if some contestants can’t Host Heidi Klum looks back and at what’s ahead
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roject Runway,” the reality TV competition for fashion designers, is back and celebrating its 10th anniversary. But even with 125 episodes behind it, the show still has tricks up its meticulously tailored sleeve. “We had one [challenge] where [the designers] had to make clothes out of candy,” Klum reveals, though she is careful to keep the details of other Season 10 challenges a secret. “We went to Ralph Lauren’s daughter’s store … Dylan’s Candy Bar, and they loved it. I loved it, too. I love the unconventional challenge when they get to make clothes out of things that are not fabric.” The Lifetime series — originally airing on Bravo for Seasons 1 through 5 — still provides plenty of eye-candy, too, as designers compete to craft the best clothing, culminating in the finalists showing their collections at New York Fashion
“I think people enjoy watching that dream of another person. You fight for them. You root for them. You want them to do well, and you want to see what they can come up with.” KLUM Week. “I think people enjoy watching that dream of another person,” Klum says. “You fight for them. You root for them. You want them to do well, and you want to see what they can come up with.” But with big dreams come big egos. Klum warns of a scandal involving two cast members leaving the show altogether this season. “This has never happened to us before,” she says. “I think they just couldn’t make it
work. We always say, ‘Make it work, make it work.’ They just could not make it work and in the morning they were gone. They literally packed up their bags and ran off in the middle of the night when everyone else was sleeping. We just couldn’t believe it.” Despite the incident, Klum insists “Project Runway” is still about the contestants’ work, not the drama. “Our show is based on talent,” Klum says. “It’s not based on having characters. There are so many shows out there that just put people on because they look a certain way or they talk a certain way or they’re goofy and funny or they do a lot for show or they do a lot for TV. Our show is based on fashion, and I think people appreciate that. I think that’s why we have been out for so long.” JOANIE FERGUSON letters@metro.us
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Christian Bale once again plays the stone-cold, shadowy figure known as Batman. This time, however, Bruce Wayne has exiled himself from his past as a hero — that is, until the city needs his protection from a new terrorist leader named Bane (Tom Hardy).
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I wouldn’t say there’s no room for any antics on a first date — the weirder, the better, because the first date is so weird in general that if somebody does something that creates any stimulus that breaks you out of that, “So, uh, did you study abroad? Oh, tell me about that. Oh, what are your dreams?” Anything weird! Just do something weird — I don’t care, fart. You can fart. And I’ll be like, “OK, why did you think it was OK to do that in front of me?” You know, create some conversation. At the end of the date, a guy walks the girl to the train, makes sure she gets home OK —
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A dude’s guide to dating Q&A How do you feel about the “Jersey Shore” idea of a grenade — a usually unattractive female friend who blocks a man’s access to a potential conquest? I think the guys on that show were having sex with their definition of grenades,
sure she gets home OK, you wouldn’t put her on a subway at 12 o’clock at night. Put a girl in a cab! Some women say “He was so nice, he walked me to the train,” as though that’s a sign that a guy likes them. Is it?
I’ll be really honest with you. We don’t even know that we like you until after we sleep with you. And why is that?
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which is why they were on the show. To jump on the grenade bandwagon is totally understandable. From a girl’s perspective, I go, “That makes sense. Why would I want my friend to have sex with this random dude on TV and send her home in a cab at 5 in the morning so everyone can judge her?” That’s not a grenade, that’s a Captain America.
ally like girls who wear red a lot. And she’s probably really smart for knowing that she looks good in red.” So we just make up that, and after we sleep with you, we think, “You know what? Red looks awful on you. Why would I even think that I like that?” We have no clue until after. Initially, it’s our goal to sleep with you, and it’s your goal to sleep with us again. That’s your hustle, right? Our anxiety is, “Man, I don’t want to f— this up,” and your anxiety is, “I don’t want to sleep with him and f— this up.” HEIDI PATALANO
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I disagree that the interview with the alleged victim of sexual abuse has nothing to do with his charges. It has everything to do with his credibility, therefore anything that involves Zimmerman’s statement of truth to be evaluated with a fine-toothed comb. Funny how the judicial system is to be forgiving of “matter less” evidence when murder has taken the life of not just a family but a society in whole. SABRINA BROOKS, VIA E-MAIL
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ince 2004, singer/songwriter Ellia Bisker has been performing in various New York venues under various guises, from tongue-in-cheek country western star Scalene Ruckus to a solo girl-and-her-uke singing wryly of doomed romance. Her latest enchanting incarnation, fronting indie rock band Sweet Soubrette, has been described by local music mag The Deli as “one of New York’s most intriguing songwriting forces.” “What I love about performing in New York is the density of overlapping performance scenes,” Bisker tells us. “This has given us the chance to try out different approaches, reach a wide range of listeners and collaborate with an array of really cool artists in other disciplines.” REBECCA FINKEL
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built it themselves, and the sense of something made by hand with love permeates every aspect of performing there. Wine is served in jam jars, the stage has a red velvet curtain surrounded by little lights and the sound is beautiful. If I could figure out a way to just live there, I would.” Best green room: Galapagos, www.galapagosartspace.com Catch Ellia with Sweet Soubrette this Monday at Cake Shop.
Favorite place to perform: Jalopy, www.jalopy.biz
If you go Sweet Soubrette (www.sweetsoubrette.com) plays this Monday at Cake Shop (9 p.m.) and kicks off her What’s My Desire? tour on Aug. 14 at The Living Room.
“When you walk in, it’s like you’ve been transported somewhere far from NYC — a cabin in the woods or some special little theater in the middle of nowhere — which, OK, it kind of is. Geoff and Lynette, the couple who own and run the place,
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“Every time I perform here it’s in a variety show, so the green room is always filled with burlesque artists and circus performers. There’s glitter on everything, flashes of gold lamé, various states of nudity, someone is washing off a gallon of fake blood in the bathtub, I’m gluing on someone else’s false eyelashes for them, a troupe of dancers is going over their moves in the middle of the floor. … All other green rooms pale in comparison.” Best place to see something completely different: Goodbye Blue Monday, www.goodbyeblue-monday.com
“Goodbye Blue Monday is dedicated to letting musicians and performing artists test new ideas. You never know what you’re going to get, but in a single evening you might hear a
dozen songs inspired by a graphic novel, an emerging hip-hop artist rapping over iPhone beats, a no-holds-barred open mic, plus some stand-up comics and storytellers. It’s like a primordial soup of creativity.” Best crowds: The Living Room, www.livingroomny.com
“People go there specifically to hear music, which doesn’t sound that revolutionary but can’t be said of every music venue that’s also a bar. Crowds there are sophisticated and respectful, but not uptight — they’re talking to each other, but they’re also definitely listening, and you can see them moving to the music. It’s a nice vibe. I like seeing people’s heads bobbing, feet tapping, their eyes on the stage as we play.” Best place to drop in: Barbes, www.barbesbrooklyn.com
“Barbes is a place where you never need to look at the calendar to know something truly great will be going on in the tiny back room. I like to walk in, get a drink at the bar and wander back to be surprised by whatever amazing Balkan gypsy brass band is making a glorious noise. Going there is always a good decision.”
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The Bedford’s Monte Cristo comes with housemade pickles and an optional fried egg.
The Bedford 110 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn Weekends, 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. On a still-uncluttered block of Bedford Ave. just south of McCarren Park, The Bedford is serving our new favorite Billyburg brunch. Chef Jason Giordano is an experienced private chef, which may be why his dishes feel like they were whipped up by dear (and unusually culinarily adept) friends the morning after you woke up in their home after an
evening of uncivilized catching up — they even start serving coffee at 8 a.m., for early risers. His breakfasts aren’t the huge, day-busting mounds of protein and starch that you’ve come to expect. Even the Monte Cristo, which comes with housemade pickles, is a manageable size (though best approached with knife and fork). You can add to your brunch a $5 seasonal fruit bellini, mimosa or the excellent Lovely Day cocktail: not-toosweet thyme lemonade spiked with vodka and prosecco.
Gran Electrica 5 Front St., Brooklyn Weekends, noon-3 p.m. At the feet of the Brooklyn Bridge, past the hordes of suffering tourists waiting in line for Grimaldi’s, is a shady backyard filled with chili-rimmed margaritas and Mexican cokes. Gran Electrica, DUMBO’s neighborhood handcrafted taco spot, is gradually adding to its brunch menu, which as now includes cactus-and-egg tacos and blue corn huevos rancheros in addition to a full lineup of tacos. During hot weather, the mariscos are especially nice. Try the Aguachile: ceviche-style scallops marinated in a puree of jalapenos, herbs and cucumber. Be sure to start with a spicy cocktail, like the Margarita de Toronja Picante, which mixes housemade habanero-infused tequila and jalapeno syrup with fresh citrus juices. The Bloody
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Maria is sweetly smoky and served with a cuke spear. The highlight of the menu is the four salsas that come with the tacos: sparklingly fresh preparations of classic salsas roja and verde, a fiery chili arbol and a smooth, roasted sesame pipian. After you’re done, head to Brooklyn Bridge Park to stroll off your margarita buzz.
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510 W. 52nd St. Weekends, noon-4 p.m. We are truly spoiled in New York. Not only do most of our formerly tough neighborhoods have cozy wine bars, but some of these wine bars serve an excellent quiche. Ardesia in Hell’s Kitchen has rolled out a new brunch menu that incorporates some of the five boroughs’ best local fare, including pastries from Brooklyn’s Bien Cuit Bakery. They also cook up hot
breakfasts and a warm-cool spinach salad topped with fried artichoke hearts and a perfectly poached egg. After falling in love with the neighborhood, owner Mandy Oser aimed to create “a place where wine is completely unintimidating.” In addition to the daily wine selection written on a giant slate wall, Ardesia serves five wine-based brunch cocktails, including the Lillet Fizz: a cool, dry eye-opener made with Lillet Blanc, prosecco and grapefruit bitters. METRO
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Tips for the tequila novice Tequila gets deeper and more sophisticated with age Agave afficionado Serena Fill gets us ready for National Tequila Day
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uly 24 is National Tequila Day, which has us at Metro thinking about how little we know (or, more aptly, remember) about this spirit. We asked Serena Fill, Tequila Librarian at La Biblioteca de Tequila, to take us through some of the basics.
What exactly is tequila? “Blue agave is the basis for all tequila. There are two categories in the tequila family: [100 percent blue agave] or a mixto, which is what Cuervo Gold is, for example, which is going to be a minimum of 51 percent agave and the rest will come from something else — usually sugarcane, color and flavor. It has to be at least double-distilled, and it must come from one of five regions in Mexico. Jalisco is where most tequila comes from.”
What are the different types of tequila? “You’ve got blanco, reposado and anejo, and in 2006 they introduced a category called ‘extra anejo.’ That’s anything aged over three years. “Blanco is either going to be unaged — going straight from distillation to the bottle, or it can rest in stainless steel tanks for fewer than two months. It
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Q&A How can we avoid that headache? Tequila Semental is made from 100 percent blue agave — so there are no additives, which can add to the hurt. Plus, it’s triple-distilled. “One of the things that sets it apart from the other tequilas is the distillation process,” Fill says. “The master distiller lowers the methanol content to the lowest in the whole tequila industry. Methanol is a byproduct; it’s in all tequila. It’s what gives you the headache portion of your hangover.”
can actually also rest in barrels or wooden vats for less than two months, in which case they term it a ‘suave,’ meaning ‘soft.’ “Reposado means ‘rested,’ and that’s going to be aged from two months to just under a year in oak barrels, but they can also use 20,000 gallon vats — that’s where a lot of the variants come in, too. That’s why tequila has so many expressions. “Anejo [which means “aged”], is going to be one to three years, and that is only aged in barrels. Extra anejo is anything aged over three years, and that’s a new category.”
What are the best ways to enjoy each type of tequila? For mixed drinks, like margaritas, blanco is best. You don’t want to cover up the nuances of the aged tequila, unless you have a very talented bartender who can create a drink that brings out the nuances of the older, darker tequilas. Anejo is best served neat, perhaps with some water or ice to open up the flavors. “For the anejo,” Fill says, “the most that you’d want to adulterate it is by warming a brandy snifter and putting some Grand Marnier in there. It actually drinks like a cognac.” METRO
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Semental Tamarind Margarita Ingredients 1½ oz Tequila Semental Blanco 1½ oz tamarind puree 1½ oz fresh squeezed lime juice
Directions Rim glass with chili pequin salt (chili pequin powder and Mexican salt), shake and serve over ice.
Central Park After Dark Ingredients 2 oz Tequila Semental Blanco 1 oz strawberry puree ½ oz ginger liqueur ¼ oz agave nectar 3 pinches diced jalapenos
Directions Shake and strain into martini or highball glass. — by Gonzalo Marin
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“Chopped: Grill Masters,” which kicks off its fiveepisode arc this Sunday at 10 p.m. He spoke with us about what viewers can expect and what he’s serving up this summer.
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Marc Murphy is a judge on “Chopped: Grill Masters,” premiering Sunday at 10 p.m. on Food Network.
We went down to Old Tucson, Arizona. It’s where a lot of Westerns have been filmed, and it’s kind of like a museum now. You can rent it out and shoot a movie there, or you can go shoot a cooking show there, which is really funny. So literally we’re sitting down in the middle of Main Street, they set up four grills, four smokers, four tables and our judges table, and it was exactly “Chopped” in the studio but
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we just plunked it down in the middle of the desert in Arizona. It was hilarious. The producers did such a great job of really transforming this place but still keeping the exact same show. What impressed you when evaluating the contestants?
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do care about people, but it’s not about their story or anything else; it’s about what’s on my plate and what I’m eating. Are you yourself a big griller?
I love grilling. It’s very funny because I ended up buying the grill and the smoker that they used [on the show]. I have them at my house on Long Island. I’m basically smoking everything this summer. I’m talking about food. [Laughs] What’s the most unique food you’ve smoked so far?
I made a smoked shallot vinaigrette the other day. I had smoked these racks of pork, and so the smoker was still going, and I wanted to make a smoked shallot vinaigrette the next day, so I put my shallots in there took them out after
about two hours, put them in the fridge and the next day I made a vinaigrette with them. Now that I’m talking about this, I want to smoke some scallops this weekend. What’s more pressure for you, cooking at your restaurants or judging cooking on TV?
If I do something it’s for fun, and it’s always fun. Cooks are like junkies, we’re just junkies for adrenaline. I had like 20 people over to my house the other day, and all of a sudden it came time to put everything together, and I’m running around like an idiot and somebody was like, “Jesus, this doesn’t really look relaxing.” I’m like, “This is fun, this is what I do — here, hold that.” [Laughs] MEREDITH ENGEL
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In three months, Hiroki Kuroda has pitched 122 innings for the Yankees. His most important innings will be in the postseason but in the sampling he has provided, the Yankees’ confidence has to be building. Kuroda scattered four hits in seven scoreless innings Wednesday afternoon and the Yankees continued rolling with a 6-0 victory over the Blue Jays that was called after seven innings. He had a relatively stressfree afternoon against Toronto’s lineup and improved to 6-1 over his last 10 starts, which has coincided with a more aggressive approach. “Earlier in the season, I was trying to be perfect,� Kuroda said through an interpreter. “I was allowing my pitches to be on the corners. Mentally, I think I was getting more aggressive after May.� That stretch began May 27 with eight scoreless innings in Oakland when he allowed just
Lin: ‘Honestly, I preferred New York’ The Garden was typically silent in the wake of Jeremy Lin’s exit to Houston, but the point guard himself was not. Lin spoke to Pablo S. Torre of Sports Illustrated yesterday and said the Knicks didn’t exactly get teary-eyed over his departure. General manager
Kuroda had ďŹ ve strikeouts and no walks in a performance Joe Girardi called “brilliant.â€?
four hits. He took a 4.56 ERA into that game, but lowered it to 3.46 yesterday after rebounding from a pair of no-decisions against the Red Sox and Angels.
“He was brilliant today,� manager Joe Girardi said. “I think it was important because guys don’t want to have two outings where they don’t pitch
how they’re capable of. They want to turn it around right away.� It also marked the fifth time this season that Kuroda pitched seven scoreless innings, which is the most by any AL pitcher. He was credited with his third career complete game after umpires decided to call it due to the continued threat of rain. “I thought his split was really today, one of the better splits that he had today,� Girardi said. “I thought he located his fastball extremely well, in and out to right-handed hitters and he got away from the first guy getting on which has plagued him the last couple of starts.� “The starting pitching has been good for us all season,� Mark Teixeira said. “When we win a lot of games in a row or go on a nice roll, it’s about starting pitching.� LARRY FLEISHER sports@metro.us
in the third year of Lin’s contract. Lin was unusually candid, admitting outright he wanted to stay in New York, but that he was looking forward to his new start. “Honestly, I preferred New York,� Lin told Torre. “But my main goal in free agency was to go to a team that had plans for me and wanted me. I wanted to have fun playing basketball. ... Now I’m definitely relieved.� METRO
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For the first time all year, Andruw Jones started a day game after a night game in the outfield yesterday. “If my legs are feeling healthy, then yeah, I would rather [play the outfield],� Jones said. “I can help Curtis [Granderson], position himself out there and I feel more in the game, but I really don’t mind the DH.� What wasn’t new was his current, extended hot streak. He was 1-for-3 with an RBI yesterday and has five homers since June 22. “It feels good,� Jones said Tuesday. “Since we’ve played in Boston, I’ve been feeling pretty comfortable at the plate.� METRO/LF
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