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Judge suspends stop-and-frisk ban in Bronx Judge Shira Scheindlin, a Manhattan federal judge who ordered the NYPD to stop carrying out their stop-and-frisk policy around some buildings in the Bronx, lifted that restriction yesterday, the NY Post reports.The city requested she hold off on enacting her ruling pending their appeal. Scheindlin agreed, saying that the restriction “cannot be effectively implemented.” METRO/DT

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The American Beverage Association and other coplaintiffs presented opening arguments yesterday in a lawsuit alleging that the Board of Health “overstepped its authority by trying to issue new policy” with the soda ban. The soda ban is a new regulation prohibiting the sale of sodas larger than 16 ounces in arenas, restaurants, and movie theaters. It does not apply to businesses like 7-11, where the majority of sales comes from packaged food as opposed to prepared food. Those businesses are affected by retail regulations, not health department regulations, according to J. Justin Wilson, a senior research analyst at the Center for Consumer Freedom. The ban is set to take effect in March.

The big soda ban is under ﬁre from a number of groups, including the American Beverage Association, the NAACP and the Hispanic Federation.

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“[Bloomberg] treats people like they’re children.” JUSTIN WILSON, A SENIOR RESEARCH ANALYST AT THE CENTER FOR CONSUMER FREEDOM

The ban has been largely credited to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, as one of his health policies directed at combatting obesity. Amicus briefs were filed for the ABA case by the NAACP New York State Conference and the

Hispanic Federation, among others, putting forth race-based complaints, asserting the ban will affect minorities and minority business owners in particular. Danielle Tcholakian

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“A real solution would address issues like access to healthier foods.” DUKES

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Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer called for an investigation by the MTA yesterday after a spate of subway fatalities. Three subway deaths within 24 hours last weekend is putting the city on pace to surpass the 55 victims hit by trains in 2012, he said. In a letter, Stringer asked the MTA to review safety programs that could prevent these types of deaths. “Too many people are dying in our subways,” he said. METRO/AB

NY NAACP President Hazel Dukes called the ban “neither prudent nor helpful in the overall fight against obesity.” “A real solution would address issues like access to healthier foods, particularly in the food desserts that exist in low-income neighborhoods,” Dukes said. She also pointed out that the ban “impacts corner bodegas but not grocery stores,” thereby risking “disproportionately impacting the people who can least afford it: those who frequent corner markets and not gourmet stores.” The ABA said the regulations should have gone through the elected City Council, rather than the mayorappointed Board of Health.

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Earlier this week, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that the Rapid Repairs program had completed work on more than 10,000 homes damaged by Sandy. But with temperatures dropping to the teens, and the National Weather Service quoting wind chill factors “as low as 2 below,” concerns are mounting for those still waiting on heat and hot water. Valerie Close of the Queens Congregation United for Action reported that a lot of people in the Rockaways still don’t

What to do after the Jan. 26? A lot of people are concerned about the FEMA hotel program running out

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Some residents in the Rockaways are still without heat.

have heat. She estimated that it could be between 5,000 and 6,000 residents. People who have electricity are using space heaters, she said, but there aren’t enough to go after Jan. 26, Close related. “They’re wondering where they’re supposed to go,” Close said, noting the below freezing temperatures and homes

“We’re not in a third-world country, we’re in a fourth-world country; that’s how we feel out here.” CLOSE

around, “so you have the whole family crowded in one room.” There are still people without running water as well, she said. Close said that while Rapid Repairs is in the

Rockaways, that a local joke is: “It’s not so rapid.” “I’m guessing they’re doing the best they can,” Close said. “At this point I don’t know what else to think.” METRO/DT

still in disrepair. Mold is reportedly still a major problem in some homes. Close expressed hope that FEMA may extend the program again, as they did

earlier this month, but said the instability is wearing on her and others. “You didn’t know one day or the other if you’re going to have any place to live,” she said.

Bronx murder rate dips to record low BRONX. The Bronx mur-

der rate is at a record low, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. announced yesterday. According to Diaz, 112 murders occurred in the Bronx in 2012, which is an all-time low since the early 1960s. In 2011, 148 people were murdered in the borough. “We are fed up with the negative stereotypes and the erroneous images about who we are as a borough,” Diaz said. “The Bronx is a different place from when I was a teenager in the ‘80s and ‘90s, and hopefully we can make 2013 safer.” Diaz said the Bronx’s murder rate is lower than homicide rates in Philadelphia, Boston and Newark. METRO/AB

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Browne did not comment on whether the scanner could be used to phase out the controversial stop-and-frisk policy, or whether passersby would be aware that they were being scanned. New York Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Donna Lieberman ex-

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Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz broke ground yesterday on the restoration of the historic Loew’s Kings Theatre in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Originally constructed in 1929, the theater is the largest indoor theater in Brooklyn. Its design was influenced by the Palace of Versailles and Paris Opera House. The $93.9 million project will create more than 500 construction jobs and 50 permanent jobs, the city said. As part of the project, the theater will expand from 68,000 square feet to 93,000 square feet. METRO/AH

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A police officer tipped off 911 operators after seeing a teenager holding a hand-

pressed both concern, but said, “to the extent that this technology reduces the abuse of stop-and-frisk that harms hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers every year, we’re intrigued by the possibilities.” Danielle Tcholakian

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“Any technology that allows police to peer into a person's body or possessions raises a lot of questions that have yet to be resolved.”

gun while riding a city bus. According to police, on Jan. 22, an off-duty 911 operator was on an S40 bus in Staten Island. Police Communications Technician Coryse Hercules, 28, saw another rider’s eyes widen when an 18-year-old moved a gun from his pants to his backpack, police said. Hercules quickly texted a co-worker, who then alerted 911.

Minutes later, cops pulled the bus over. The teen moved away from his backpack, but Hercules pointed him out. Raysean Alson, 18, was charged with criminal possession of a weapon. The police found a semiautomatic pistol and loaded revolver in his backpack, which was reported stolen from Delaware, cops said. METRO/AB

Imagine struggling for months to find a job, only to find out that the first strike against you is that you are looking for one. The City Council voted yesterday to prohibit employers from using employment status in hiring decisions. Just over half — 51 percent — of unemployed New Yorker have been actively searching for work for six months, according to the Council. But not everyone is on board — Mayor Michael Bloomberg has vowed to veto it, saying it would make employers fear potential lawsuits. Park Slope resident Yvonne Girela, 53, told Metro that after taking time off to care for her dying brother, employers did not warm to her over50, unemployed status. “I get discriminated all the time because I’m unemployed,” she said. She makes candy lollipops as added income and keeps applying, hoping for a job in community outreach. METRO/AB

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Short-haired dogs should wear coats or sweaters.

The ASPCA has safety tips for pet owners as the cold snap continues: Dogs can lose their scent in a snowstorm and get lost, so it's especially important in winter to use a leash and make sure all ID tags are firmly on. No short haircuts! It's important Fluffy stays warm in this chilly weather. Make sure your fourlegged friend is completely dry after baths

and before walks. Short-haired dogs should wear coats or sweaters that cover their backs, preferably with a high collar or a turtleneck. Never leave pets alone in a car, especially in winter. Temperatures drop very suddenly inside vehicles. A warm place to sleep is crucial, off the floor and away from drafts. Dog or cat beds with a pillow or blanket are recommended. METRO/DT

Three-quarters of New Jersey voters approve of Governor Chris Christie's job performance and nearly seven in 10 say he deserves to be elected to a second term in November, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released yesterday. Christie’s popularity skyrocketed since superstorm Sandy ripped through the state last fall. The governor's embrace of President Obama and his rebuke of the Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives for its initial refusal to approve a storm aid package, cemented his image as capable of rising above partisanship. According to the poll, Christie would easily defeat several potential Democratic opponents, including the state Senate's Democratic leader,

Gov. Chris Christie would easily defeat several opponents for re-election.

7 in 10 New Jersey voters say Christie deserves to be elected to a second term in November according to a Quinnipiac University poll

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In the news Gowanus cleanup may reach $504M GOWANUS. Cleaning the

polluted Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn could cost as much as $504 million for the city, the Independent Budget Office reported yesterday. The canal, which has waters polluted with PCBs and metals like mercury and

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lead, was declared a Superfund site by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2010. The price tag for a cleanup might be in the range of $467 to $504 million, according to the IBO, which warns that New York City might have to pay

a “substantial” share. Tanks to store waste water alone would cost about $78 million. The EPA will a host a public meeting about its plan tonight at 7 p.m. at the Joseph Miccio Community Center. METRO/AB

NYPL redesign gets approved MIDTOWN. The Landmarks

Preservation Commission approved a redesign of the city's iconic New York Public Library. According to

Curbed, the Commission signed off on the proposed redesign, which would remove some bookshelves in the Rose Reading Room. Instead of stacks, the building would have columns and make the space an open area, according to the real estate site. The Norman Foster designs doubles the amount of public space in the building, according to the NYPL, and shows a light-filled space with views of Bryant Park. METRO/AB

Stephen Sweeney, and State Sens. Richard Codey and Barbara Buono. Meanwhile, Newark Mayor Cory Booker — the Democrat once seen as posing the most serious challenge to Christie — is the most popular choice to win next year's U.S. Senate race.

Man accused of pointing laser at airplanes LONG ISLAND. FBI agents arrested a Long Island man yesterday, saying he aimed a laser pointer at a plane and police helicopter. According to the FBI, Angel Rivas, 33, was arrested and charged with aiming the laser at two aircraft in August 2012. Prosecutors said he pointed a laser beam at a Suffolk County Police Department

While incumbent Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg enjoys a 50 percent approval rating, only a third of New Jersey voters want to see the 88-year-old lawmaker re-elected. In a match-up against Lautenberg, Booker, who is 43, leads 51 to 30 percent, the poll found. REUTERS

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EU: Iran stalling on nuclear talks Iran is stalling on fixing a date and location for a new round of talks on its nuclear program, the European Union’s foreign policy chief said yesterday, but there is still hope that talks between Tehran and six world powers can begin soon. EU officials have been in contact with Iranian negotiators repeatedly since December to try to prepare

A Malian soldier holds a machine gun as he stands guard at the entrance of a strategic bridge over the Niger river.

Who will pay? International donors are due to meet in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa Jan. 29 to discuss the African military operation in Mali. France said they would be asked to provide about $452 million.

go trees. The U.N.-mandated intervention in Mali was originally conceived as “African-led, Africanowned,” but with the Malian army in disarray and African neighbors scrambling to deploy troops, France has taken

a new set of talks, which the West hopes will lead to Iran scaling back its nuclear work and avert the threat of another war in the Middle East. But they have failed to agree on a plan so far. “We proposed concrete dates and a venue in December,” said Michael Mann, a spokesman for Catherine Ashton, who oversees contacts with Iran on behalf of United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany. REUTERS

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France’s Le Drian told France 24 that the 12day-old French military operation in Mali had cost 30 million euros. “There is not much money for Africa. ... It’s a low priority [for Barack Obama’s U.S. administration],” said Vicki Huddleston, who served as U.S. ambassador for Mali in 2002-2005.

the lead in the operation. Amid widening international support for the Mali operation, the EU is preparing a 450-member mission to help train the Malian army while the U.S. and Europe are helping fly in French troops and equipment. REUTERS

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Obama to proceed with Allen nom for supreme NATO commander President Barack Obama will go ahead with the nomination of General John Allen as supreme NATO commander in Europe now that he has been cleared of professional misconduct in a Pentagon probe, White House spokesman Jay Carney said yesterday. Allen got caught up in a scandal that prompted retired General David Petraeus to resign as CIA director after his affair with his biographer was exposed. REUTERS

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House passes Republican plan to extend debt limit to May 19 WASHINGTON. The U.S.

House of Representatives yesterday passed an extension of borrowing authority under the federal debt limit to May 19, putting the GOP plan on a fast track to enactment after top Senate Democrats endorsed it. Many Democrats objected to the extension’s shortterm nature. Republicans, even those who have chafed under the leadership of Speaker John Boehner, fell in line. REUTERS

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton yesterday angrily defended her handling of the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in the Libyan city of Benghazi and denied any effort to mislead people. The attack by armed militants that killed U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans threatens to stain Clinton’s legacy as secretary of state. It also may dent any hopes that Clinton, who mounted an unsuccessful presidential campaign in 2008, may run for the White House again in 2016. By turns emotional and fierce, Clinton choked up as she spoke of comforting the victims’ families and grew angry when a Republican senator accused the Obama administration of misleading the country over whether the Benghazi incident stemmed from a protest.

GOP criticisms Republicans harshly criticized her, and President Barack Obama’s administration more generally, with one saying the Benghazi attack and the U.S. response displayed “woeful unpreparedness” for the events sweeping the region and another saying Clinton should have been fired.

“With all due respect, the fact is that we had four dead Americans,” Clinton shot back as she testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, an appearance delayed more than a month because of her ill health. “Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one

“I am determined to leave the State Department and our country safer, stronger and more secure.”

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton yesterday said she never saw the requests for additional security for the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, which was attacked in September, because they were handled by other State Department officials and normally would not reach her level. Clinton was testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the September attack in Benghazi by Islamist militants. REUTERS

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Notre Dame football star Manti Te’o told ABC News’ Katie Couric that he had lied to keep up a hoax involving a nonexistent girlfriend two days before the Heisman Trophy winner was announced. In a preview of the interview shown yesterday on “Good Morning America,” Te’o talked about the girlfriend, Lennay Kekua. He mourned her Sept. 12 death from cancer — but it later turned out that she never existed, except as part of an online fraud. “Now I get a phone call on Dec. 6 saying that she’s alive and then I’m going be put on national TV two days later,” Te’o told Couric. “And [they’re going] to ask me about the same question. You know, what would you do?” A Heisman contender, Te’o was passed over for the award, which went to

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Te’o acknowledged in a statement that he had never met the woman in person, although he considered her to be his girlfriend, and said he had been duped.

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This is Te’o’s first oncamera interview since news broke of the fraud behind one the most widely recounted U.S. sports stories last year as Notre Dame made a drive toward the college football national championship game. The interview will be broadcast in its entirety on the daytime talk show “Katie” today. REUTERS

Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel. “You stuck to the script,” Couric said. “And you knew that something was amiss, Manti.” Te’o replied: “Katie, put yourself in my situation. ... My whole world told me that she died on Sept. 12. Everybody knew that.” REUTERS

Nikita Kuzmin and Romanian Mihai Ionut Paunescu, used Gozi to steal millions of dollars from bank accounts in Europe, the United States and elsewhere, according to the indictment filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. REUTERS

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NEW YORK. Federal prosecutors charged three people in as many countries with creating and distributing a computer virus that infected more than a million computers around the world, including some operated by the U.S. space agency and others by banks. The Gozi virus infected at least 40,000 computers in the United States and caused millions of dollars in losses by stealing online banking credentials, the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s office said yesterday. The defendants, Latvian Deniss Calovskis, Russian

ATLANTA. An Atlanta man is suing the state of Georgia after his application for a vanity license plate that he said described his sexual orientation was denied. State officials turned down the three choices — 4GAYLIB, GAYPWR and GAYGUY — that James Cyrus Gilbert, 30, submitted on Jan. 2 for a personalized tag, according to a lawsuit filed this month against the commissioner of the Georgia Department of Driver Services. “I am a gay man,” Gilbert said. “I am a taxpayer. I pay my bills just like everyone else.” REUTERS

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Letters Don’t spit where you eat, Apple RE: “PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF APPLE: CHINA CRAVES FOREIGN BRAND ELECTRONICS” (METRO, JAN. 23) Let me get this

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Raczko needs a crash course: George Washington said, “A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government.” The Militia Act of 1792 stated that all white males were by definition members of the militia. Whether or not you support the right to arms, you should at least support the right history of arms.

Here’s some good summer reading, kids Every American should be required to read the Constitution and its amendments and every government official elected or appointed to office as our proxy should be required to read and fully understand each article and amendment. How can they take an oath to support and defend a Constitution they do not know? This also includes the Supreme Court. When the Supreme Court itself skews its interpretation,

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Songza ‘Girls’ Some girls buy their music on import vinyl. Some girls think all the best rock ’n’ roll was made between 1965 and 1984. Jessa is one of those girls. Or perhaps we should say she’s one of those “Girls.” The playlist at www.songza.com/ listen/girls-jessa-songza features the likes of The Who, Ramones, Patti Smith and Blondie (Hello, French version of “Sunday Girl”). Also, if you’d rather listen to a playlist that’s representative of another one of the “Girls,” plug in their names where Jessa’s is. You’re more likely to get “Dancing on My Own” with Hannah!

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haun Hergatt, the executive chef at ESquared Hospitality, comes to New York from the land down under. With an endless list of accomplishments and awards under his belt, Hergatt is set to open Juni, a fine-dining restaurant in Midtown, this spring. He grew up in Cairns, Australia, surrounded by passionate and professional cooking by way of his Scandinavian grandmother and his father, who Hergatt observed in the kitchen. “It sounds cliche, but I

knew I wanted to be a chef from a very young age,” Hergatt says. When he was 17, he pursued a four-year apprenticeship at a fine-dining restaurant in Cairns that trained him in classic French cooking. After winning countless competitions, he moved to Sydney; a few years later, he became the Chef de Cuisine of The Dining Room at the Ritz-Carlton, Sydney. Hergatt moved to the U.S. in 2003 and after a brief stint in both Washington, D.C., and Boston, and he became the executive sous chef of Atelier at The Ritz-Carlton, Central Park. Hergatt promises that

Australian vs. American food From his experience, Hergatt says both Australians and New Yorkers appreciate good eats. “The one thing about Australia is that it’s very organic,” he says. “The food there is very healthy. America is now changing its mind. The way people are looking at food here is changing. They want to know the origin of their food.” Another major difference? Hergatt says Australians eat more veggies and less protein. “America is obsessed with steak,” he says.

the experience at his new restaurant, which boasts only 55 seats, will be “extremely boutique.” “Juni is a compilation of my 21 years of cooking,” he says. Hergatt spent a lot of time at local farms collect-

ing ideas for his new project. The restaurant will be very vegetable-centric, without being a vegetarian restaurant. Hergatt wants to use fresh ingredients that are in season. “If we’re in the middle of summer and strawber-

ries are at their peak, we’ll incorporate strawberries throughout the menu,” he says. “I want to use products for their beauty and not manipulate them.” Mary Ann Georgantopoulos

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MUSIC Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Joe Morris Tonight, 8 p.m., The Stone, Corner of Ave. C & Second St., $10 Shipp is one of the few who transcend the jazz moniker and take us to a new place. At times, you’d think you were listening to heady improvised modern classical music. JOHN MCCORMICK

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THEATER Not By Bread Alone Through Feb. 3, NYU Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia Pl., $40-$75 Not By Bread Alone unfolds as loaves of bread bake in the oven. Most of the company suffers from Usher Syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes acute deafness at birth, followed by gradual loss of vision. Communicating through touch, sign language or mime, they talk of their dreams, memories and ambitions. MINDY BOND

SHOP Winter Antiques Show Tomorrow-Feb. 3, Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Ave., $20 This is not your grandma’s tag sale. The most prestigious antiques show in America comes back to the Park Avenue Armory to benefit East Side House Settlement. You can get everything from furniture to works of art. JASON DIAMOND

Brooklyn Nightlife Awards Sunday, 8 p.m., Glasslands Gallery, 289 Kent Ave., Williamsburg, $10 Another year, another night to prove that Brooklyn really is the place to be when the sun goes down. Hosted by the always-entertaining Murray Hill and Merrie Cherry, the Brooklyn Nightlife Awards feature all that is awesome and unique about BK. JD

MUSIC Femi Kuti & the Positive Force Saturday, 8 p.m., Webster Hall, 125 E. 11th St., $30 Femi carries the legacy of his father, Fela Kuti, as a torch to be carried and not a shadow to be escaped. He’s honed the propulsive Afrobeat sound that his father invented, but he’s also pushed to expand its boundaries, collaborating with Mos Def and Common. TOBY

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FILM Paul Williams: Still Alive Sunday, 3 p.m., Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria, $12 Thanks to filmmaker Steven Kessler’s persistence, legendary composer Paul “Rainbow Connection” Williams has been found alive and well and quite popular in the Philippines. In his entertaining and at times moving documentary, Kessler follows Williams while recounting his life story. MB

PARTY Dope Jams Grand Closing Party Saturday, 8 p.m., Dope Jams, 580 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, $20 As another legendary vinyl outpost closes its doors, the folks at Dope Jams give the store a proper send-off. The final in-store party features tunes from Paul Nickerson and more. LEAH TAYLOR

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Openings Antojeria La Popular 50 Spring St., 646.476.3567 This tapas spot is devoted to antojitos, Mexican street snacks.

Root Hill Burger 256 Fourth Ave., 347-689-9040 A new joint from Executive Chef Cali Rivera (Prune, Seersucker and Gramercy Tavern) comes to the nowhot ’hood of Gowanus.

Winos welcome Moleskine, which creates those ubiquitous little notebooks, is partnering with Astor Center for a tasting of wines from around the world next Friday at 6:30 p.m. Each guest will receive Moleskine Tasting Notecards and Moleskine Passions Wine Journal to take notes on. Wine event curator and Food Republic writer Brian Quinn hosts. Tickets are $45 at www.astorcenternyc.com.

Celebrate Australia Day … Saturday marks the big day — pick one of these places to party: It’s a PiePalooza at Pie Face! We’re not talking about dessert though, we’re talking about meat

pies! Through Saturday, the Aussie shop is celebrating Australia Day and its one-year anniversary with samples and giveaways. 1691 Broadway and 509 Third Ave., 855-444-3388 West Australian Distilling Company and The Australian (20 W. 38th St # 1, 212-869-8601) are celebrating Australia Day in real time tomorrow — already Saturday in Australia — with raffles, contests, giveaways and Australian music.

… or Burns Day Burns Night is a celebration of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. Highlands NYC (150 W. 10th St., 212-2292670) is toasting to the literary hero with a prix fixe dinner, poetry reading, bagpipe player and haggis — a savory pudding inspired by Burns and considered to be the country’s national dish.

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Carmelo Anthony knew the topic of Honey Nut Cheerios would be rehashed the next time he faced Boston, but the MVP candidate refused to open old wounds when it came to discussing Celtics forward Kevin Garnett. “We just want to win,” Anthony said, adding the personal feud is done. “Honestly, it’s not even on my mind right now. It hasn’t been on my mind since that day.” The Knicks (25-14) are in a dogfight for first place, only a game ahead of the Nets (25-16) in the Atlantic Division, and Anthony said he’d rather focus on tonight’s tilt in Boston than belabor the Jan. 7 skirmish with Garnett during which the Celtics forward allegedly said Anthony’s wife “tastes like Honey Nut Cheerios.”

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