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MTA CHAIRMAN JOE LHOTA, TWEETING TO NY POST REPORTER SALLY GOLDENBERG AFTER SHE TWEETED GOV. ANDREW CUOMO “ORDERED” HIM AWAY FROM MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG EVENTS.

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Any value post-Sandy? After hurricane, agents report second thoughts about waterfront homes But many say siren call of beachfront will continue to propel value SPENCER PLATT/GETTY IMAGES

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Halt to movies demanded in Brooklyn Heights One councilman has had it with dodging film crews that have infiltrated the scenic streets of Brooklyn Heights. Councilman Stephen Levin has asked the mayor’s office to issue a moratorium on filming in the iconic Brooklyn neighborhood after 14 productions had cameras rolling on its brownstonelined streets in the past two months. Levin said Brooklyn Heights has become so bogged down with film crews shooting movies, shows and commercials that it is interfering with the daily lives of residents. There is often no break between productions and new crews move in as soon as one shoot is over. He cited an incident last Wednesday when film crews for two movies, ”Delivery Man” and “Winter’s Tale,” were both issued permits on the same day, resulting in snarled traffic and the closure of streets and eight blocks of parking. METRO

Dead body found in duffel bag “This is an absolutely inaccurate tweet. No one ever told me not to appear with the Mayor. No one.”

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The NYPD confirmed that a body was found in a duffel bag in Brooklyn on Sunday. Police received a 911 call around 4:30 a.m. from an individual who noticed part of the victim’s body protruding from the bag on the street in front of 750 Madison Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The victim, an unidentified black male, appeared to be beaten to death. METRO

Serial burglar strikes W. Village The NYPD is on the hunt for a serial burglar who robbed five restaurants and one clothing store, all in the West Village. Cops say he broke the front glass doors with a brick, always striking at night while the establishments were closed. He stole cash from the registers. METRO

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A real estate agent who believes in waterfront value called Sandy a “bump in the road.”

If the city rebuilds the waterfronts, will New York buyers come? That is a question being mulled over by city brokers and builders after Sandy slid houses from foundations and sent floodwaters rushing into waterfront property around the boroughs. Many New Yorkers are still unable to sleep in their homes, with a slew destroyed in the storm and hundreds more damaged and slated for bulldozing by the city. Waterfront recovery will also be the topic at a Municipal Art Society event next week, where Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, assigned by President Barack Obama to oversee recovery here, will speak. One thing real estate experts agree on is that flooding will add to the list of concerns investigated by New York browsers, alongside bedbugs, views and square footage. Doug Perlson, CEO and founder of RealDirect, said two separate buyers recently looking in the Financial District added a new specification: no apartments in Zone A, which was evacuated. One specifically sent a map of the evacuation zone, he said. “I think that’s the kneejerk reaction,” he said. In the Rockaways, he added, people who rented

Discuss the water At the Municipal Art Society, the Road to Resilience series focuses on waterfronts next week. The event, “Sink or Swim: Principles and Priorities for Waterfront Restoration in a Post-Sandy Era,” hones in on how to make long-term invest-

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“There is something soulful, I think, about living on the water, [and] spiritual.” HAROLD KOBNER “For anybody that leaves, there’s always going to be somebody else that’s going to come back.” GARY MALIN

“When you build a house on the water, you know something could possibly happen.” HAROLD KOBNER

Renters relocating to other parts of the city will find a tightening market with little room for negotiation as rates edge closer to records, said Jonathan Miller, the president of appraisal firm Miller Samuel Inc.

ments in infrastructure that also assess the rising sea level. The keynote speaker will be Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, assigned by President Barack Obama to oversee recovery here. The program is free, but register at www.mas.org.

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from his father fled “and have no intention of coming back,” he said. “He’s seeing a lot of renters say, ‘It’s not worth it.’” But that is certainly not the case for everyone, especially those with decades in the same area. “I think there’s a tremendous loyalty to the neighborhood,” he said. But skittishness might not translate into ghost-town waterfronts. Gary Malin, president of Citi Habitats, said the pull of the water would never be trumped by safety concerns. “The views are something people crave,” he said. “It’s in unlimited supply, and very serene, and people love that.” Harold Kobner, associate broker at Argo Residential real estate, agreed, “This was a bump in the road.” Buyers that want the water know it carries risks, he said.

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More than 16,500 Manhattan residents have applied for housing assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, according to Hannah Vick, a spokesperson.

The $4.64 million in funds the agency has approved for residents can be used to pay for hotels and short-term rental units.

Manhattan’s apartment vacancy rate was 2 percent in October, down from 2.3 percent the same month a year ago, according to a Nov. 14 report by Miller and brokerage Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

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Manhattan’s median rent was $3,200, 2 percent less than the peak of $3,265 in 2006.

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Street artist busted by NYPD for â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;droneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; posters A street artist named Essam Attia is in hot water with the NYPD â&#x20AC;&#x201D; hot water that he foresaw in an article that some say might have led to his arrest. Attia, 29, allegedly replaced posters in 56 pay-phone displays with fake â&#x20AC;&#x153;adsâ&#x20AC;? using the NYPDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s official seal and reading â&#x20AC;&#x153;Drones: Protection When You Least Expect It.â&#x20AC;? He now faces 56 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument in the third degree. According to the complaint, Attia is also being charged with grand larceny in the fourth degree, likely because the value of the stolen property exceeded $1,000, as well as possession of a firearm that was found between his bed frame and mattress when police searched his apartment. The NYPD confirmed that he was arrested Wednesday, and the District Attorneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office reported that he was arraigned at 12:30 a.m. Thursday. Bail was set at $2,500 cash or $10,000 bond. Unconfirmed reports indicated that two friends bailed him out and that the firearm charge was dropped. He is due in court again today. Back in September, Attia

Attia reportedly posted this image on 56 pay phones.

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according to Centaline Property Agency Ltd. A space in the exclusive Repulse Bay area sold in May for HK$3 million ($387,000), the most for a single transaction and more than double the median U.S. home price, according to CarparkHK.com, a website that tallies parking-spot information. BLOOMBERG

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Apple Inc.’s Eddy Cue, who took charge of map software last month, is racing to turn around the troubled service, firing a senior manager and urging partners to improve data amid an escalating rivalry with Google Inc. Cue, 48, senior vice president overseeing Apple’s online services, pushed out maps supervisor Richard Williamson in a management shakeup soon after taking over the program, said people familiar with the situation, who asked not to be named because the information isn’t public. Cue is seeking advice from outside map-technology experts and prodding maps provider TomTom NV to fix landmark and navigation data it shares with Apple. Apple is under pressure to remedy mapping software widely faulted for unreliable landmark searches, routes that get users lost and a lack of pub-

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Google has built its businesses around services such as search, e-mail and mapping, then selling advertising around that.

lic-transit directions. Building confidence in the tools is crucial as Google prepares its own downloadable mapping application for the iPhone and iPad, threatening to lure users and ad dollars away from Apple. “Maps are a mission-critical application, and consumers have to trust that what they are seeing is correct,” said Sarah

Rotman Epps, an analyst at Forrester Research. “Apple will have to work really hard to reearn that trust.” The bungled introduction of the new mapping features also contributed to the ouster of mobile-software chief Scott Forstall, whose departure was announced in October.

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Hong Kong parking costs rise as cash moves from homes

While flaws in Apple’s map program haven’t dented sales of the iPhone 5, which was introduced in September, the shortcomings were an unusual public misfire that forced Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook to apologize to customers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nerds are no longer the only ones benefiting from the innovation boom. Having left the heavy-lifting to technology companies until early this year, San Francisco’s non-tech employers are playing a growing role in the city’s labor recovery. Positions in everything from retail to construction to hospitality now comprise about 75 percent of the city’s job growth, helping the Northern Californian hub add jobs at among the fastest rates in the nation and reduce its unemployment rate to 6.5 percent. BLOOMBERG

HONK KONG. Investors reacting

to the Hong Kong government’s campaign to curb home buying in the world’s most expensive market are shifting money into parking spaces, pushing up prices that in high-end neighborhoods can match the cost of two U.S. homes. The average price of a previously owned parking spot in residential complexes rose 6.7 percent to HK$640,000 ($82,600) in the third quarter, the second highest on record, from the prior three months,

A rare stumble A critical mistake for Apple was saying before the mapping product was released that it would be one of the best services on the market, said Noah Elkin, an analyst at researcher EMarketer Inc.

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U.S. helicopters circled overhead. Several coalition troops were wounded, said Major Martyn Crighton, a spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force. The United States and Afghan government are scrambling to stabilize Afghanistan before most NATO combat troops withdraw at the end of 2014 and hand over security to Afghan forces. President Hamid Karzai's government say Afghan security forces have made good progress. Afghanistan’s defense ministry spokesman said there were rocket attacks at the Jalalabad base followed by suicide bombings. REUTERS

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TRUE STORY OF DARKNESS Darkness is an illusion produced by the mind. Your eyes detect a sliver of light shining in the surrounding world, like Alice viewing Wonderland through a keyhole. Radio- and microwaves are light with an invisible frequency, just as many sounds resonate too high or low for human ears to detect. If you could see all light, darkness would disappear.

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et’s say you can see the whole spectrum. Radio towers become visible like beacons outside normally dark rooms, streaming through solid walls like glass. Cell phones flash through buildings everywhere there are people, beaming and catching conversations encoded in light. The Milky Way becomes a thin inferno streaking across the sky day and night, each spark a star. Oceans of gas and dust in space absorb most visible light streaming from the galaxy’s core, like overcast skies hiding the sun. Radio waves pass through intergalactic dust, revealing light from more than a hundred billion stars in a dense strip along the galaxy disk. The term “Big Bang” is often used to describe the massive release of energy around

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14 billion years ago, which provided all matter for the universe as we know it. Whether the bang erupted from a tiny point, higher dimensions colliding or something else, you are made of that energy. So in a way you were present at the Big Bang.

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t some point in our lives, we all have to deal with haters. Maybe someone is rude to you on the subway. Maybe you’ve got a negative person in your office. Or perhaps you receive negative messages on the Internet. Experiencing negativity from others can be a real drag, and it’s very hard not to take this stuff personally. I often witness people get so caught up in the negativity of others that they get physically ill over it. Letting haters get you down is a huge waste of time and energy. To help you navigate these rela-

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has merit and means there’s something wrong with us. I choose to have a different perspective — I like to have compassion for these folks. Let’s face it: A happy person won’t waste time being mean to others. Therefore, we must have a tremendous amount of compassion for these people. Anyone who wastes time and energy spreading negativity clearly needs more light in his or her life. Begin by simply reminding yourself that a happy person doesn’t harm others. Let this realization help you have compassion for the haters.

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Step 3: Forgive Forgiveness helps us detach from the negative energy cord that ties us to our enemies. Energy is in everything. If we don’t clean up our energy through forgiveness, we’ll continue to carry negativity. In the case of handling these negative folks, it’s imperative that you practice the F-word: Forgive. Steps one and two will prime you for forgiveness. Compassion will reconnect you to a sense of oneness and defense-

lessness, which will help you put down the boxing gloves and settle into a new perspective. The final step is to let go fully and forgive. In this step, you’ll set the intention. Simply say, “I wish to forgive you and release you.” Then let the forgiveness process take on a life of its own. — Gabrielle Bernstein is the author of “Spirit Junkie.” Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.

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It’s racism to accuse Jews of racism RE: “HARMONY STARTS WITHIN THE FAMILY” (METRO, NOV. 30DEC. 2) As a Jew of European

background who was active for many years in the campaign to rescue Ethiopian Jews, I was appalled that Metro recently published a letter by Paul Hunter that was nothing but an ignorant, slanderous rant against what Hunter calls “European Jews.” Racism against European Jews is also racism, and if Hunter is really sincere about eradicating bigotry from the world, he should start with the ugly anti-Semitism that poisons his own soul. I would also recommend that Metro readers touring Israel ask to visit Ethiopian Jewish communities so that

If the shoe fits, buy a lot more of them RE: “PHOTO OF COP GIVING SHOES TO HOMELESS MAN GOES VIRAL” (METRO, NOV. 30-DEC. 2)

The photo of the police officer kneeling and giving a pair of shoes to a homeless man in New York City just brought tears to my eyes. Now this is what Christmas should be all about. Christmas is not about fighting in malls for meaningless gifts, it’s not about drinking your head off, it’s not about killing trees to hang decorations on them — but peace on Earth and good will. RUTH MARTINEZ, VIA E-MAIL

Anti-Islam video just a cover-up for gov’t conspiracy RE: “IT ONLY TAKES A FEW BAD APPLES” (METRO, NOV. 28)

Letter writer John Francis Fox is either gullible or hasn’t heard the news. The anti-Islam movie had nothing to do with Islamist revolting and killing four Americans. If you ever gone to YouTube and typed antiIslam, you would see hundreds videos more offensive then this guy’s movie. The U.S. government used the movie as a coverup. They were well aware that terrorist groups were going to attack U.S. embassies in the Middle East, and they didn’t do

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anything about it. If anything, John, you should be angry at the U.S. government for using this movie as an excuse to portray Muslims as savage people incapable of rational thought, because that is what world thought when they heard the news.

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your article and found to be extremely catty and mean. Calling Jessica Simpson gigantic was very mean. Someone in your position should be more careful with the words you use. It’s cruel, and I’m almost certain if you were to see her in person you wouldn’t fix your mouth to say to her face what you wrote in that article. Shame on you. COLLEEN, VIA E-MAIL

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Rams upset Niners, while Pats clinch Week 13 goes down as one of the stranger slates of the season. Metro takes a look at a few games from yesterday. Rams 16, 49ers 13 (OT) St. Louis somehow managed to

Carmelo Anthony had 34 points — the ﬁfth time he has scored more than 30 this season.

beat the eight-win 49ers despite not scoring an offensive touchdown. Janoris Jenkins scored a defensive TD, and Greg Zuerlein kicked a 53yarder to force OT and a 54yarder to win it. Andrew Luck threw two late TDs as the Colts beat the Lions, 35-33.

Patriots 23, Dolphins 16 New England clinched the AFC East for the fourth straight season thanks to 103 yards and a touchdown from Wes Welker.

The Knicks have been able to rectify two problems this year — they are beating teams they should be beating and winning matinee home games. They did both yesterday as they disposed of the also-ran Suns, 106-99. The Knicks were able to overcome the noon start and jump on the Suns early en route to a 59-42 halftime lead. Phoenix battled back, as almost all teams do, cutting the deficit to as little as four in the waning moments of the fourth quarter, but the Knicks’ veteran leadership and key buckets by Anthony, Raymond Felton and Steve Novak were too much for the overmatched Suns. Felton notched 23 points, on 10-of-17 shooting, including 3of-6 from 3-point range. He also added seven assists but was more disappointed in allowing the Suns back into the game. “We should’ve finished it early in the fourth quarter, but they kept fighting and making shots,” Felton said. “But we were able to hold them off. … Good teams do that.” Whereas in the past the

Sheed don’t lie Rasheed Wallace lasted all of 85 seconds in yesterday’s game before earning two technical fouls and an ejection. The first he received for a hard foul, before being tossed for shouting “ball don’t lie” after the free throw. “He’s the only guy in the league who gets a tech for saying ‘ball don’t lie,’” Carmelo Anthony said.

Seahawks 23, Bears 17 (OT) Sidney Rice caught a 13-yard TD pass in overtime to upset the Bears. METRO

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