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Big Boi keeps growing up on his new album One-half of OutKast talks about his new solo effort and one unbreakable bond {page 14}

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Sisters in one high-rise say they won’t be allowed back in until March Others in expensive downtown apartments returned to their homes only recently Law allows for tenants to seek termination of leases, but snags can occur along the way {page 02}

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NYCLU blasts police presence in city schools METRO FILE

Almost 900 arrests occurred in New York City public schools during the 2011-12 school year, according to New York Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Donna Lieberman in a New York Times column blasting the NYPD’s School Safety Division for what she sees as an outsized and unwarranted presence in schools. “School Safety operates in schools without a mandate for officers to follow the leadership and direction of the educators,” Lieberman said in an interview yesterday. “There’s a 5,000-person force sent into the schools

A civil-rights leader is questioning oﬃcers’ actions in schools.

“Every kid has a right to go to school. They have to be safe not just from violence from the outside but also from adults charged with the responsibility of protecting them.” LIEBERMAN

with police tactics and strategies as their first line of approach, which is often incompatible with what the educa-

tors would do.” Marge Feinberg at the Department of Education said that it is “absolutely not” accu-

rate that NYC public-school officials do not have authority over on-site police officers. In one example of aggres-

sive in-school policing, Lieberman said, a 14-year-old South Bronx student named Natalie reportedly refused to clear her area after lunch and tried to push back when a male officer grabbed her from behind. The officer dragged the ninth-grader out of the cafeteria, threw her to the ground and cuffed her. Lieberman said that after this encounter, Natalie dreaded going to school, started cutting class and ultimately had to repeat an entire grade. Feinberg said violent crime is down nearly 40 percent since 2001. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

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City bonds popular again New York, which is borrowing $850 million as soon as next week, has seen its bonds rally the most in five years on bets that federal aid and better-than-projected Wall Street earnings will help the most-populous U.S. city absorb Hurricane Sandy’s recovery costs. Almost six weeks since Hurricane Sandy, there’s no letup in demand for New York bonds as municipal yields reach 47-year lows. BLOOMBERG

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Lower Manhattan residents still struggle to find stable homes after Sandy Shut out of buildings for more than a month, some want to break leases MILES DIXON/METRO

Obama seeks $60B for relief President Barack Obama asked Congress on Friday to approve a $60.4 billion aid package to help East Coast states rebuild after Superstorm Sandy, well short of their initial requests. Officials from storm-battered New York, New Jersey and Connecticut had said they needed at least $82 billion combined to make emergency repairs and upgrade infrastructure. Lawmakers said they expect Obama will seek more aid as the extent of Sandy’s damage becomes clearer. BLOOMBERG

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U.S. senators Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Robert Menendez, DN.J., are proposing a special tax credit for business owners affected by Hurricane Sandy. Taxpayers would be able to deduct cleaning expenses and there would be an increase to how much can be deducted from charitable donations.

The rollout of New York City’s bicycle-sharing program, to be the largest in the United States, will be delayed for two months and initially scaled back because of damage that bikes and docking systems sustained during Hurricane Sandy. The city will push back the debut of Citi Bike, its self-service short-term bike rental program, to May 2013 from March in order to replace and refurbish many of the electrical components that were exposed to floodwater, officials said. REUTERS

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Homeless in the city Some Lower Manhattan residents are still struggling with the effects of Superstorm Sandy, shut out of their homes for more than a month or longer. Tenants at 1 West Street weren’t able to get back into their building for 33 days after the storm, and 2 Gold Street leases have been suspended until March 1, according to one 2 Gold resident. “I think the hardest part was not getting a clear timeline from the management company,” said 1 West tenant Cathleen Cooper. Several 1 West tenants complained that they got information piecemeal from management, which made securing accommodations more expensive. “They weren’t forthright with us,” another renter complained. “We had to make housing arrangements on a week-to-week basis.” Ben Shuman, 1 West’s property manager, said they did the best they could. “We moved heaven and earth to get the residents back, and to get them back safely,” Shuman said. “We passed along the information that we had as

What’s the law, really? Joseph Burden of the law firm Belkin, Burden, Wenig and Goldman confirmed that the “casualty provision,” allowing tenants to

Deavila, who lives in 2 Gold Street, said, “We’re not sure what to do or where to go. We might try to sublet if it continues like this for much longer.”

High-priced 1 West Street and 2 Gold Street are among the most prestigious residential apartment buildings in the Financial District, with studios renting for more than $2,800 a month and one-bedroom apartments at more than $3,500. Residents at 1 West complained at the weekend that elevators were still not work-

cancel their leases if they’re out of possession of the apartment for more than 30 days as a result of a casualty, is standard, but tenants “have to act within a reasonable period of time after the 30 days.”

ing, that power outages still happened and that there were noxious smells in the building. City tests showed there was no danger to residents. One resident of 1 West said he spent more than $9,000 on hotel rooms in November. “They kept pushing back the date when we could return. I had to book hotel rooms, sometimes at just three to four hours’ notice, so the charges were exorbitant.”

Burden said that the amount of time is not specified, calling it a “rule of reason.” Some of the 1 West tenants wondered if they had time to see if building conditions improved, which Burden said could work.

it came in, at least once a day every day.” Shuman said part of the problem was that early assessments of the damage were relatively positive. Now some residents want to take advantage of a clause in their contracts that allows them to break their lease if kept out of their apartments for more than 30 days. The option to break a lease is part of the standard Real Estate Board of New York lease and reads that termination is effective as of the casualty, he said. “If the elevator doesn’t work occasionally, that’s not a reason to terminate,” he said. “But gas and things like that make sense.”

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Fifty years since their first London jam sessions, the Rolling Stones kicked off the U.S. leg of a brief anniversary tour Saturday with a vibrant New York City show that belied their years — wrinkles and nostalgia aside. Drummers wearing gorilla masks warmed up the crowd packed into Brooklyn’s Barclays Center as black-clad women swung their long tresses in rhythm. Mick Jagger pranced, shimmied and howled his way through the two-and-a-half hour show, pausing to reminisce about the band’s history and its first New York concert at Carnegie Hall in 1964. For a group whose early years were punctuated by quarrels and occasional brushes with the law, the biggest controversy ahead of Saturday’s show was the price of seats — up to $800, and as

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Jagger and the Stones played “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” for their encore Saturday night.

much as 10 times that amount on websites offering lastminute tickets. In those days, milk was cheaper and “tickets to the Rolling Stones was — well, I’m not going to go there,” Jagger acknowledged. A tribute video opened Saturday’s proceedings featuring

celebrities heaping praise on the band. “They’re great songs to do bad things to,” said actor Johnny Depp. The Stones — average age 68 — ripped through 20 hits that began with “Get Off of My Cloud” and closed with “Sympathy for the Devil.” REUTERS

The band’s last major tour was in 2007 and the latest reunion almost didn't happen, owing in part to a spat between Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards over comments Richards made about the singer in a 2010 autobiography. Richards joked in a recent interview: “We can’t get divorced — we're doing it for the kids.” The Stones started their brief diamond jubilee tour in London and are due to play twice in Newark, N.J. REUTERS

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NJ’s Booker to decide future of political career by year’s end Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker, who said he’s considering a challenge to New Jersey Governor Chris Christie next year or a possible run for U.S. Senate in 2014, plans to decide on his future in the next two weeks. A decision “has got to be within the next two weeks or so because, especially in New Jersey, there’s a lot of good candidates for governor on the Democratic side,” said Booker, 43, a rising Democratic star with a national following. He made the comments yesterday on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” Booker, mayor of New Jersey’s largest city since 2006, trailed Christie by 18 percentage points in a potential matchup, according to a Quinnipiac University poll last month that showed the mayor was the strongest Democratic challenger. Before a gain in Christie’s popularity following Hurricane Sandy, a similar sur-

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vey had the Republican with a 4 point lead. Booker said he’s weighing a run against Christie, or a potential Senate run for the seat now held by Democrat Frank Lautenberg, 88. He said he wants to remain part of the Democrats’ “push forward,” either as a candidate or supporter. “I’m really thinking about both offices right now and which one can I better serve on the issues I’m passionate about,” Booker said. Christie, who unseated incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine in 2009, climbed to a record approval rating of 77 percent as Democrats and independents gave him high marks for his storm response, according to a Nov. 26 PublicMind poll. He announced his pursuit of a second term the same day, saying he wanted to finish the job of leading the storm recovery.

In the news Brooklyn Battery Tunnel back to normal The Brooklyn Battery Tunnel is fully operational today for the first time since superstorm Sandy flooded it with around 80 million gallons of water, CBS News reported. The tunnel was partially reopened on Nov. 19, although not to trucks. A major issue in recovery has reportedly been securing necessary parts for the replacement and repair of the completely destroyed trafficlight circuit board, which took several weeks. Three lanes in both directions are now fully accessible, including those into Manhattan, as well as truck access in both directions. METRO/DT

Bloomberg slams Congress in op-ed Mayor Michael Bloomberg

spoke out this weekend in an editorial in the Daily News against a proposal in Congress to eliminate state and local tax deductions from federal tax returns, a move he said is especially hard on New York City residents. City and local taxes are significantly higher in New York City than most other American cities. “We already pay far more in federal taxes than we get back in services,” Bloomberg said, noting that state and local taxes fund services not adequately covered by the federal government. According to Bloomberg, eliminating the state and local deduction would cost the average married couple making $160,000 in combined income an additional $4,616 in federal taxes. METRO/DT

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Conservatives have no choice but to give into White House demands on higher tax rates for the wealthy, if the fiscal debate is to move to their main goal, overhauling big government benefits programs, several Republicans said yesterday. “There is a growing group of folks who are ... realizing that we don’t have a lot of cards as it relates to the tax issue before year-end,”

Dems insist President Barack Obama and fellow Democrats are insisting that the tax break expire for families with incomes above $250,000 and remain in place for other taxpayers. They are wagering that if all the tax cuts expire, the public will blame Republicans for raising taxes on the middle class.

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IMF chief calls for balanced approach to US fiscal woes The United States needs a balanced, comprehensive approach to tackle its fiscal woes that should include a mix of spending cuts and revenue increases, the head of the

Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee said on the “Fox News Sunday” program. The Bush-era tax cuts for all Americans are set to expire at the end of the year if Congress and the Obama administration fail to pass legislation to extend the tax breaks. The White House and Republican congressional leaders are deadlocked over the tax

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rate on upper income earners, and without resolution massive tax rates are to kick in shortly. “Some of our people think if we just dig in and hold strong we can stop it. That’s just not the case. It happens automatically. You have to do something,” said Republican Representative Tom Cole on CNN’s “State of the Union.”

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International Monetary Fund said yesterday. “My view, personally, is that the best way to go forward is to have a balanced approach that takes into account both increasing the revenue, which means, you know, either raising taxes or creating new sources of revenue, and cutting spending,” IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said in an interview on CNN.

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U.S. software guru John McAfee, fighting deportation from Guatemala to Belize to face questions about the slaying of a neighbor, said he wants to return to the United States. “My goal is to get back to America as soon as possible,” McAfee, 67, said in a phone call to Reuters from the immigration facility where he is being held for illegally crossing the border to Guatemala with his 20-year-old girlfriend. “I wish I could just pack my bags and go to Miami,” McAfee said. “I don’t think I fully understood the political situation. I’m an embarrassment to the Guatemalan government and I’m jeopardizing their relationship with Belize.” The two neighboring countries in Central America are locked in a decades-long territorial dispute, and voters in 2013 will decide in a referendum how to proceed. Responding to McAfee’s remarks, a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said U.S. citizens in foreign countries are subject to local laws. Officials can only

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where he was holed up with his Belizean girlfriend. The former Silicon Valley millionaire is wanted for questioning by Belizean authorities, who say he is a “person of interest” in the killing of fellow American Gregory Faull, McAfee’s neighbor on the Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye. The two had quarreled at times, including over McAfee’s unruly dogs. Authorities in Belize say he is not a prime suspect in the investigation. REUTERS

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Friends forever? Are you guys still close? He e-mailed me at the weekend, but he’s not very happy with me. He thinks I’m telling people he’s crazy, when he doesn’t think he is. which would be harder in Belize. He also wanted to lead a more simple life, and he was attracted by the wildness and raw nature of Central America. He started small businesses – an antibiotic research company, a taxi business, a bar and cafe. It was like a rich man’s retirement. How did the trouble start? He became fascinated by the underworld and one bar in particu-

lar, that was also a brothel. He would go and interview prostitutes, and although he claimed not to be sleeping with any, eventually he was in a relationship with at least one. He became friendly with the bar owner – a pimp. That experience led him to understand more of how margins of Belizean society functioned; he found this little town was the most corrupt village on the planet. He was vehemently anti-drugs and decided to clean up this village of Carmelita, a town of 1,600 people. He decided this would be no problem for such a smart guy – he built a jail and went armed into people’s homes telling them what to do. A villager said he would come in acting like John Wayne. Are you surprised he is wanted in connection with murder? It’s totally natural that police want to question him. He had long disputes over the dogs [belonging to murdered neighbor Gregory Faull] that were poisoned the night of the murder. McAfee is full of contradictions, says he is anti-drinking but buys a bar. The police raided him because he was acting crazy – he imported a lot of weapons into Belize. MWN

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Protesters: EU doesn’t deserve Nobel Prize Around 1,000 members of leftwing and human-rights groups marched in Oslo yesterday to protest the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to the European Union. About 50 organizations held the torch-lit march on the eve of the award, arguing that the EU is undemocratic and maintains a large military even as its people suffer an economic downturn.

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“Alfred Nobel said that the prize should be given to those who worked for disarmament,” Elsa-Britt Enger, 70, a representative of Grandmothers for Peace, said. “The EU doesn’t do that. It is one of the biggest weapons producers in the world.” Past prize winners Desmond Tutu, Adolfo Perez Esquivel and Mairead Maguire have also said the EU does not deserve the award. Norway’s Socialist Left party, part of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg’s government, joined the march. REUTERS

Hundreds of well-wishers braved a damp and chilly Seattle morning to celebrate the first of 140 weddings at City Hall yesterday, marking the first day that samesex couples can marry in Washington state. Washington, Maine and Maryland last month became the first U.S. states to extend marriage rights to same-sex couples by a popular vote. “It means that I can use the word ‘husband’ without question or explaining,” said Corianton Hale, a 34-year-old graphic designer, who was one of the first to tie the knot at City Hall. He married freelance copywriter Keith Bacon, 44. REUTERS

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Ivy League cracks down on students Harvard and Cornell universities have joined Yale University and Dartmouth College in cracking down on such out-of-control behaviors as drinking, hazing and sexual harassment, which endanger students and tarnish Ivy League reputations. Harvard faculty voted last month to require registration of parties and ban drinking games, and Cornell ordered fraternities to have live-in advisers. This fall, Dartmouth began security checks at Greek houses and Princeton University banned freshmen from joining them. The moves are the latest effort to regulate campus behavior since rules controlling students were abolished in the 1960s. Disobedience crested last year for Ivy League schools. A Dartmouth hazing article detailed rituals involving bodily

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little heart, is getting into the holiday spirit and playing Gossip Santa. Let’s review her weekend, shall we? On Friday, Linds was all smiles in the front row at New York City’s Jingle Ball concert during The Wanted’s performance. She’s rumored to be dating a member of the boy band, Max George, who more or less confirmed some aspect of some relationship: “We can stay out of trouble and keep her out of trouble,” he tells PerezHilton.com. “She can party just as hard as us. She’s a great girl.” All “great girl” comments aside, we’ve endorsed fiber breakfast bars more enthusiastically than that. And it seems like Lohan might be less happy than she’s letting on for the cameras — from what Metro heard at the Jingle Ball, she was allegedly seen crying in a bathroom backstage. (Then again, who doesn’t have a good bathroom cry at holiday parties?) Not to pile it on, but yesterday TMZ reported that Lohan’s finances are in such bad shape

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Metro caught up with celebs backstage at Z100’s Jingle Ball Friday night at Madison Square Garden: 1: We always see Jason Mraz in a hat, so we had to ask — how many does he own? “I think in my lifetime I’ve had several hundred, but I tend to pass them on,” he told us. “I usually wear them [until they’re] a little frayed, a little sweaty, a little smelly.”

2: Olympic gold medal gymnast Jordyn Wieber told us her new Olympic rings wrist tattoo “hurt really bad but was so worth it.” 3: The boys from One Direction said they haven’t been to the city’s new One Direction fan store just yet.

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I really just want to work with Kate Bush. That’s the only person that I haven’t worked with that I want to work with. How did the collaboration with

Q&A What is the most vicious lie or dangerous rumor that you’ve heard about yourself? I guess the main thing is the division of OutKast. It’s a vicious lie and a dangerous rumor, and people have been saying it for years, and there’s never been a problem with me and my partner. It’s hard to believe that “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below” came out 10 years ago. Does it feel like 10 years? Not at all. the bands Phantogram and Little Dragon work? Did either of you come into the studio with ideas you wanted to use?

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something we really want to rhyme over. We keep it all original music, because those are the best, freshest grooves. You can’t find a new groove using an old song. This album is lyrically heavier than we’re used to hearing from you. There’s quite a bit of introspection in a song like “She Hates Me” — and then in the song “Tremendous Damage,” you’re dealing a lot with the loss of your dad, who was a Vietnam vet.

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Bond movie ‘Skyfall’ beats ‘Lincoln’ at box office James Bond showed remarkable staying power at the box office as the latest installment of the spy series, “Skyfall,” collected $11 million in its fifth week in U.S. and Canadian movie theaters to top Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln” and “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2,” the final installment of the blockbuster vampire series. “Skyfall,” the 23rd film in the series featuring Agent 007, also captured the box office when it first opened on Nov. 2. Distributed by Sony’s Hollywood studio, it is already the best-selling movie in the 49-year-old series, and this weekend

became the highest-grossing movie in Sony Pictures’ history with $918 million in ticket sales worldwide. “Skyfall” has brought in nearly $262 million from the United States and Canada, according to the movie tracking site Hollywood.com. Family flick “Rise of the Guardians” finished second with $10.5 million, working its way toward becoming the season’s primary family hit in its third week.

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Happy holidays! We’re all insane RE: “PAGING GLORIA STEINEM?” (METRO, DEC. 3) The

millionaire matchmaker thinks men are getting weaker; is that in relation to the growing strength of women who are becoming more equal? If so, her idea implies men should keep getting stronger to make sure women are never equal — which is not rational. Why would anyone care what she thinks anyway? Her job is to match attractive women with rich guys; how many years does it take to get a doctorate in her field? The back-and-forth on this is silly because everyone is a person, and everyone is flipping crazy. Men want pure, caring, homemaking, dirty girls and women seem to want caring, funny, alpha

jerks. No matter what plumbing you have you are insane, and trying to find out which gender is more insane is even more insane. It’s the holiday season: How about we debate how to feed all the hungry instead? DOUGLAS BROWN II, VIA E-MAIL

The best things tax returns can buy When the richest Americans have a family emergency, they can jump on a plane or their own private jet, write a check if needed and be there immediately, without wondering what kind of hole this will create in their budget. My family is far: my aging parents in France, my children working in far away places. So for me the “fiscal cliff” means $2,000 lost, two

trips to be with my 85-yearold dad, money saved to be with my children if they need me. I am not jealous, I just love my parents and my children as much as rich folks do. CHRISTIANE GEISLER, VIA E-MAIL

EU needs to get its priorities straight The Middle East is in great turmoil. Iran is continuing its development of nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles to deliver them. Forty thousand people have been killed in Syria, heavy fighting continues there, and the threat of poison gas, a weapon of mass destruction is very real. Egypt is on the verge of a civil war. Terrorists are running amuck in Iraq, Jordan, Yemen and Lebanon. With all this going on, what

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component that leads to victory. Gemini May 21-June 20. You should be able to find a second, ultimately lucrative, source of earnings if you put your mind to doing so. Start looking now. Cancer June 21-July 22. If you focus your efforts and energies on a definite goal, be it social or commercial, the results should be most gratifying. Your example will inspire imitators. Leo July 23-Aug. 22. Concerns for the needs of loved ones will motivate you to be much more enterprising than usual. You’ll want to be able to give them what they aren’t able to acquire on their own. Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. It’s one of those days when you might need a variety of activities to satisfy your restless spirit. Regardless of how much you take on, you’ll do it well. Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. Involvements that have the potential for turning a profit should be acted upon as promptly as possible. You aren’t likely to make much money hemming and hawing. Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. Whether or not you achieve success will be predicated upon your ability to stay focused on your objective. Once you have a clear target, keep your mind focused on only it.

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worries the European Union is proposed construction new housing on vacant land in eastern Jerusalem. Israel’s right to Jerusalem is no lesser than the right of the British to London or that of the French to Paris, and the Jews have lived in Israel for thousands of years before either London or Paris were built.

Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. You could be far more fortunate than usual in things of a financial nature. Chance could play an important role in putting you in the right spot at the right time. Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. There is nothing wishy-washy about you. You’ll have no trouble backing up your words with action whenever a situation calls for it. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. More than one goal you set will be achievable. On top of that, the zest and relish with which you pursue your objectives will bring you a great deal of enjoyment and satisfaction. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. With your current gift of gab, which is both logical and imaginative, you’ll be extremely compelling when persuading others to go along with your ideas or methods. Don’t let your followers down. Aries March 21-April 19. Even though you might end up spending more time working on someone else’s endeavor than you will your own, you nonetheless stand to gain much. Taurus April 20-May 20. A competitive endeavor involving a team effort will arouse your will to win. You could end up being the crucial

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Politics never solved anything If we truly want to solve our financial and personal problems as a nation, we must work together and stop the blame game. Really, both parties in power right now are being stubborn and sticking to the party agenda, unable/unwilling to work together. Is our party truly more important than our need to resolve our issues? Lets be adults not stubborn children and move on, not the if only’s game — we all want a better for ourselves and families. RIC HOPKINS, VIA E-MAIL

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QB quagmire — Last week, Greg McElroy put in a solid performance for the benched Sanchez and got rewarded by being inactive in Jacksonville. It wasn’t as bad as last week for Sanchez, but it was still a mixed bag. He threw no picks, but had a fumble.

Formula 2009 — For a second straight week, the defense was called upon to carry the team, as the offense struggled to put it mildly in the first half. The Jaguars were limited to 291 yards in the game with a Bart Scott interception in the first quarter proving to be a pivotal play in the game. On the other side of the ball, they ran effectively, especially in the second half.

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