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PTSD setting in for victims hit by Sandy Trauma. One-third of adults hit by the storm are still suffering months later. Coping. A new city program offers advice, group therapy and professional referrals for those in need of help. Kids.

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City job fairs will be held next week Job fairs are being held in all five boroughs on Thursday and June 13 through a partnership between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and 188 employers in the city.

“Creating jobs for New Yorkers remains our top priority, and these job fairs are a great platform for us to connect job seekers with employers in the New York City area,” said Cuomo.

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Yeshiva students kicked off plane About 100 Brooklyn yeshiva students are accusing AirTran of religious bias after they were booted off a plane at LaGuardia Airport.

Flight attendants and eventually the captain reportedly lost patience with the students for ignoring repeated requests to sit down and turn off their cell phones.

The flight to Atlanta was delayed for 45 minutes as the students were asked to exit the plane and placed on other flights.

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Cops may wear cameras The stop-and-frisk trial judge, Shira Scheindlin, is reportedly “intrigued” by the idea of cops wearing cameras to film exchanges between officers and citizens who accuse the NYPD of mistreatment.

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Homeowners on Staten Island faced daunting cleanup and home repairs after Sandy. / MELANIE STETSON FREEMAN, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

Victims of Sandy still struggling Suffering. Health officials say emotional recovery from the trauma of the storm can take years.

Seven months after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the first floor of her Hamilton Beach home, Jean Ferrara-Rodriquez is still rebuilding her life.

The downstairs plumbing needs work, mold in the hallway has to be retreated and she’s still waiting for some FEMA checks.

“You worry about one thing and another comes up,” said FerraraRodriquez.

Ferrara-Rodriquez, 51, is not alone. The health department said nearly one-third of adults living in the areas hardest-hit

by Sandy reported experiencing psychological distress six weeks after the storm.

“When property is destroyed or lost and you cannot get back to your normal environment, it takes much longer to recover from trauma because people have to adjust,” said Paula Ma-

drid, a psychologist with the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University.

The city health department is urging storm victims to call a helpline in a summer campaign advertising free crisis counseling services through Project Hope, a state initiative funded by FEMA. Ferrara-Rodriquez has been attending Project Hope group sessions at the Howard Beach Senior Center since April.

She draws comfort from meetings with other storm victims.

“You got to be in it to really know what it’s like,” she said.

New Yorkers exhibited psychological reactions to the storm in roughly

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“I’ve been trying to go religiously. They give you tips to cope.

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“Even though many have bounced back, there’s still a lot of people who are suffering from this traumatic event.”

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Help Health officials hope Sandy victims in emotional turmoil will take advantage of Project Hope’s services.

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Since November, hundreds of counselors with Project Hope have already helped 108,000 New Yorkers, going door-to-door in stormravaged neighborhoods.

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half of Project Hope crisis counseling sessions since November, according to the health department.

Most felt sad, tearful, anxious, fearful, irritable or angry.

Children are especially vulnerable to these symptoms, Madrid said.

“There are a lot of children who are fearful about the summer — these children haven’t had any of these fears before Sandy,” Madrid said, noting the increase in storms during hotter months.

Though Ferrara-Rodriquez’s daughter Jean Marie, 13, doesn’t appear to be afraid of future hurricanes, she was stranded with her mother for several hours at a flooded motel when the storm hit last October.

Such traumatic experiences have a greater impact on children and the stress can manifest in different ways, Madrid said.

But recovery — for both adults and children — after a disaster like Sandy can take years.

“Recovery only begins when people feel they are safe,” she said.

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Poll. A survey found New Yorkers are disappointed in how the Assembly Speaker dealt with Vito Lopez.

Half of New York voters want Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver to resign because of the way he handled sexual harassment allegations against former Assemblyman Vito Lopez, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.

“A lot of voters say get rid of the pack of them; there should be a legislative house-cleaning,” said Quinnipiac University Polling Institute director Maurice Carroll.

An ethics report last month stated that Lopez harassed at least eight female staffers after Silver approved a $100,000 settlement with two women who accused Lopez of sexual harassment. The report revealed that Silver’s office failed to refer the allegations to an ethics committee.

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Mom busted for pot growing business Weed. A New York mom was running a major marijuana operation in Queens.

A Mercedes-driving, horse-riding suburban mother has been arrested on charges of running a sophisticated marijuana business out of a warehouse, U.S. authorities said.

Andrea Sanderlin, 45, of the tony bedroom community of Scarsdale, N.Y., was accused of conspiring to grow and distribute more than 1,000 marijuana plants from a Queens warehouse, according to a criminal complaint released late Tuesday.

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents trailed her for a week as she commuted from her suburban home to the warehouse in her Mercedes SUV, before arresting her on May 20, according to court papers.

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held without bail in a Brooklyn jail.

Her lawyer said his client was a respected mother of two young children and was active in the equestrian community.

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The warehouse The warehouse, operating under the business name Fantastic Enterprises, had “state-of-the-art lighting, irrigation and ventilation systems,” the

complaint said, adding that more than 1,000 plants and “large quantities” of dried marijuana were found.

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The cops were at the downtown docking station to investigate reports of people using stolen credit cards to get bikes when they saw Bakary Camara, 34, and Jeffery Boateng, 22, in possession of the stolen bike.

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officers and asked the men for a receipt for the bike they had. When they could not produce a receipt for its rental, they were arrested and charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. Boateng was also charged with marijuana possession.

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MTA officials announced a series of shutdown plans for the R and G trains to repair damage caused by Hurricane Sandy last year, and riders are not happy. “We understand that the MTA has to do what’s necessary to rebuild from Sandy, we know it will be painful, and we support the MTA decision doing this much-needed construction,� John Raskin, executive director for the Riders Alliance, said in a statement. “But shutting down a whole train line is an extraordinary move, and we want to guarantee the MTA is making extraordinary accommodations to serve riders while the tunnels are under repair.�

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is insidious and continuing, and repairing it will take billions of dollars over several years,� Ferrer said. “We recognize that these closures will be an inconvenience for many of our customers, and we will do our best to provide them with alternatives.

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The Montague Street tunnel, which connects Manhattan and Brooklyn via the R train under the East River, suffered severe damage during the storm.

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New York City Councilman Stephen Levin, whose Brooklyn district will be affected by the outages, is asking the MTA to coordinate with the East River Ferry to allow the usage of MetroCards at specific stops and to provide funding for Citi Bike stations in the affected areas.

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Debris from a building that collapsed in an apparent accident at a demolition site. The building being demolished landed on top of a Salvation Army Thrift Store, destroying most of it. / PHOTO PROVIDED

Casualties mount in Philadelphia building collapse Rescue. Crews worked overnight to free victims, said Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers.

A 35-year-old woman was confirmed killed and 13 people were injured in a building collapse in downtown Philadelphia yesterday.

Reports last night said at least two more bodies were recovered, but that information could not be confirmed by press time.

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people from mountains of crushed concrete and splintered wood, using search dogs to scour the rubble for others, fire officials said.

A four-story building under demolition collapsed onto a neighboring twostory Salvation Army Thrift Store at 2140 Market Street at 10:45 a.m., trapping people under debris, Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said.

Those pulled from the rubble suffered minor injuries and were taken to area hospitals where they were in stable condition, he said.

One witness, Dan Gillis, 31, of Cinnaminson, N.J., a construction worker on a job across the street, said

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Secrecy. Bradley Manning is charged with providing more than 700,000 documents to WikiLeaks.

The U.S. soldier accused of passing classified files to the WikiLeaks website boasted of his ability to crack passwords, one of his Army supervisors said at a court-martial yesterday.

Manning, then an intelligence analyst, boasted of being able to bypass any Internet portal password, former Army Specialist Jihrleah Showman testified under prosecution questioning.

“He said he felt very fluent with computers.

He said he spoke their language,” said Showman, who had been one of Manning’s supervisors when he worked as an intelligence analyst at a U.S. Army base east of Baghdad in 2010.

“He said there wasn’t anything he couldn’t do on a computer.”

Showman said Manning had installed Microsoft’s IRC, or Internet Relay Chat, on her computer even though only a civilian contractor was allowed to do so.

Under questioning by defense attorney David Coombs, another supervisor, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kyle Balonek, testified that the application was widely used in Iraq for Army internal communications.

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Manning, 25, could be sentenced to life in prison without parole if convicted. / GETTY IMAGES Charges

21 Among the 21 charges Manning faces is adding unauthorized software to a computer that was part of the classified SIPR Network to download documents at a rate of 1,000 an hour and bypassing security mechanisms.

SIPR Network hard drive included material that had been downloaded from

other computers for safety, as well as music, videos and games that soldiers would use during quiet periods.

WikiLeaks, an antisecrecy website, began exposing U.S. government secrets in 2010, stunning diplomats and U.S. officials.

They accused Manning of endangering lives and damaging sensitive diplomacy. Manning has been in confinement since he was arrested in May 2010.

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Army sergeant pleads guilty to murdering 16 Afghan civilians A U.S. Army sergeant accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians in cold blood last year pleaded guilty yesterday to premeditated

murder and other charges under a deal with military prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, a decorated veteran of four combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is accused of roaming off his Army post in the Afghan province of Kandahar in

March 2012 and gunning down unarmed villagers, mostly women and children, in attacks on their family compounds.

The shootings marked the worst case of civilian slaughter blamed on a rogue U.S. soldier since the Vietnam War. REUTERS

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Amber waves of GMOs: Farmer sues Monsanto

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Rogue wheat release. The farmer claims the company is negligent, and that the incident puts U.S. wheat export sales at risk.

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A U.S. wheat farmer has sued Monsanto Co., accusing the biotech seed giant of gross negligence for not containing an experimental, genetically modified wheat discovered in an Oregon field that has put U.S. wheat export sales at risk.

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Confidante. Obama picks Rice as his new security adviser President Barack Obama chose close confidante Susan Rice as his new national security adviser yesterday, increasing White House control over foreign policy and defying Republican criticism of her handling of last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s deadly attack on a U.S. compound in Libya.

The hard-charging Rice, selected to replace low-key Tom Donilon in the post, is expected to play a high-profile role in defending Obamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s foreign policy, particularly on the civil war in Syria. Obama has come under fire for his cautious approach in response to mounting evidence that President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons against rebels seeking to oust him.

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Controversy The selection of Rice will likely anger Republicans who have sharply criticized her role in the handling of last Septemberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attack on a U.S. compound in the Libyan city of Benghazi. The attack killed four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

professor â&#x20AC;&#x201D; to replace Rice as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

Obama had been expected to pick Rice, 48, as national security adviser since she withdrew last December from consideration to replace Hillary Clinton as secretary of state amid criticism by Republicans about Benghazi.

She had been Obamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first choice to replace Clinton. The job instead went to John Kerry. REUTERS

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Senior Republican pushes tougher border plan for immigration bill The second-ranking Senate Republican yesterday unveiled a proposal to signiďŹ cantly tighten security on the U.S.-Mexico border before giving undocumented workers legal status in the broad immigration bill being considered in the U.S. Senate. The proposal from Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, a skeptic of the bill that would grant legal status to some 11 million undocumented immigrants, would require the Department of Homeland Security to have surveillance over the entire U.S.-Mexico border and meet a benchmark of apprehending at least 90 percent of people trying to cross the border illegally. REUTERS / GETTY IMAGES

The United States said yesterday it was â&#x20AC;&#x153;deeply troubledâ&#x20AC;? by Iranâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plans to start a reactor in 2014 that could yield nuclear bomb material while failing to give U.N. inspectors necessary design information about the plant.

The comments by a U.S. envoy to a board meeting of the U.N.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International Atomic Energy Agency highlighted deepening Western concern about the heavy water reactor that Iran is building.

Iran hit back, saying the IAEA had had continuous access to Arak, and that the U.S., which accuses Tehran of seeking nuclear weapons capability, could not be trusted after going to war in Iraq over reports of weapons of mass destruction that were never found. REUTERS

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The Connecticut General Assembly overwhelmingly approved compromise legislation to prevent public release of homicide victim photos, videos and some audiotapes in response to the Sandy Hook shooting.

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The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Boston said on its official Twitter feed that opening statements would be heard on June 12. The trial before U.S. District

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On a bigger role in a film: “It’s a lot of fun,” Robinson admits. “I’ve been blessed to watch and learn and steal from Steve Carell, Bernie Mac, Larry David. One of the things I

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“Well, he was coming, but they wouldn’t let him into Canada because he had a DUI [laughs]. It was a ‘If you write it, they will come’ sort of scenario. We just kept putting it out there and people kept coming.”

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Randy Fenoli of “Say Yes to the Dress” and “Randy to the Rescue” (which just began its second season) estimates that he’s helped about 1 million brides get ready for their big day. But being a bride’s advocate never wears on the marriage maestro: “I never get tired of it,” he tells us.

His dedication means that since not everyone can make it to NYC’s Kleinfeld, where Fenoli consults, he takes his show on the road — literally. On “Randy to the Rescue,” Fenoli travels around the U.S., creating popup bridal salons for the betrothed and then giving them makeovers.

He’ll fight for his bride: “I absolutely will not compromise. We were in one city working with a bridal salon and this girl came in.

She showed me a picture of this dress that she had tried on, like, six states away, and she fell in love with the dress, but she was like, ‘Well, I can’t get this today.’ You could tell this girl was in love with this dress. And the cameras are on her and the family’s there, and finally she said yes to a dress. But when I walked off the set, I was like, ‘I’m sorry, that is not her dress. She is not happy.’ So I woke up the next morning and called every single bridal salon in, like, a three-hour radius

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Invite the hot stranger and their partner (or friends!) to join you and your partner (or friends!) for drinks, a comedy show or dinner.

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Putting Estonia on the map Hot chef. Andrey Korobyak brings his cuisine to Courgette.

When you think of Estonia, you might think of... well, not much. Indeed, the country isn’t as well known on the map as its neighbor to the north, Finland, but it has given the world Skype (its inventors are natives) and now, Andrey Korobyak.

Korobyak is the executive chef at Courgette, a Midtown establishment where classical, NorthernEuropean techniques cross with farm-to-table New American dining.

Korobyak, who represented Estonia in the 2009 Bocuse d’Or (kind of like the Olympics of cooking), spoke with us about his career.

You do a lot of salting, curing, smoking and pickling at Courgette. What are your favorite foods to preserve?

I do more preserving when the season is right. I did a lot of this in my other restaurants, but in New York I will start this summer. Usually, I work with ingredients like mushrooms, berries, herbs, wood sorrel and ramps. I’ll

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Hawker Bar has taken over the Sunburnt Calf. / PROVIDED

dry, salt or pickle these to make things like chutneys or confitures (a type of jam or preserve).

How did you prepare yourself — mentally and physically — for the Bocuse d’Or? The Bocuse d’Or is one of the most exciting challenges a chef can undertake — for those who like to compete, of course. I was very happy — and lucky — to represent Estonia as a commis chef alongside head chef Vladislav Djatsuk.

We prepared by training every day, creating the same dishes over and over again until we achieved perfection. Making dishes fast was very important, so we worked hard to minimize the time it took to prepare every part of the menu and simultaneously improve the food itself.

Mentally, it was also hard.

The pressure was high because the whole country was watching us as if we were going to Olympic Games.

You’re only 27 and you’ve already had massive success — training at Michelin-starred restaurants, competing in the Bocuse d’Or, taking over as an executive chef. Where will you go from here?

I try to do my best and never stop working to im-

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Hawker Bar, 611 Vanderbilt Ave., Brooklyn, 347-915-1000 The former Sunburnt Calf space will now feature Southeast Asian cuisine.

Andrey Korobyak, 27, is making a name for himself. / COURGETTE If you go

Courgette 204 W. 55th St., 212-333-7799 www.courgette.us

prove my dishes. Working seven days a week — in the restaurant and thinking about new dishes — is hard. It takes a lot of time from my private life, but I have enjoyed the good feedback we’re getting at Courgette. That makes me happy.

What’s the best meal you’ve ever eaten?

It’s very hard to say. The best meals I’ve had are all good in different ways. If I were to pick one, it would be the tasting menu from Restaurant Geranium in Copenhagen, Denmark, created by Chef Rasmus Kofoed. One of the tasting dishes was made with fresh new potatoes from a farm, boiled with lovage and glazed with butter and shallots. Chef Kofoed served them with pickled spring and pearl onions, onion dust, melted Danish cheese, a potato-leek foam and crunchy chips.

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Fletcher’s Brooklyn Barbecue at Pier 57, 15th Street at 11th Avenue in Hudson River Park, no phone Bringing Brooklyn barbecue to Manhattan, diners can enjoy wood-smoked chicken, beef and pork sandwiches and more at this summertime kiosk.

Falansai, 112 Harrison Place, Brooklyn, 347-529-5849 This spot will blend Vietnamese street food with French flavors.

The Prime Grill, 25 W. 56th St., 212-692-9292 The new space will feature double the seats than its previous location, and will have a special wine room.

Distilled, 211 W. Broadway, 212-601-9514 Executive chef Shane Lyons serves regional twists on American favorites alongside Sheldon Wiley, who was deemed the Guinness Book of World

Records’ “World’s Fastest Bartender.”

Charlie Bird, 5 King St., 212-235-7133 Four-time James Beard Best Finalist Ryan Hardy develops Italian-influenced cuisine alongside Grant Reynolds, previously of Norma.

The Back Room at Sugar and Plumm, 36 Cornelia St., 212-388-575 The sweet shop’s newest concept will serve bites like ebelskivers, handmade Danish pancake pops, alongside milkshakes, smoothies and ice cream sundaes.

Anassa Tavern, 200 E. 60th St., 212-371-5200 At Anassa, which is Greek of “breath of fresh air,” executive chef Nikos Karvelas serves fresh fish and Greek specialties.

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Last week we told you about Barraca’s free paella, and now we’ve got more: Andanada (141 W. 69th St., 646-692-8762) has a paella fest through Sunday — a plate for two, plus drinks, for $25 each. It’s not free, but it’s still a good deal if you ask us. METRO

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Orange wine making a splash Drinks. Red and white aren’t the only colors you have to choose from.

We love a crisp rosé just as much as the next person, but this summer, we’re noticing orange wines in bloom at restaurants across the city.

Orange wine is essentially the opposite of a rosé.

A rosé is a light red wine; orange wine is actually a dark white wine. Orange wine is a category of dark whites — the color isn’t Nickelodeon orange, per se, but rather something more golden or brownish in color.

“What winemakers would do is say ‘OK, let’s treat our whites like reds,’ ” says Laura Maniec, the

The 2006 Vodopivec Vitovska Amphora is served at Tocqueville and 15 East. / ANGELA HADL

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master sommelier and co-founder of Corkbuzz Wine Studio. “What historically we do is separate juice from skins in white wine. Now let’s ferment our juice with white skins and see if it does anything.”

It does do something, after all — create the orange-y vino that’s got a flavor a bit different from your usual pinot blanc.

“Expect something more oxidative in nature,” she says.

One way to figure out if you’ll like it: Are you more the type who likes a freshly cut apple, or an apple that’s been sitting out for a bit and is a little less tangy? If you prefer the latter, orange wine may be your new go-to.

“It will be a departure from that fresh and zippy style,” Maniec adds. “You get texture like a red, but it’s refreshing like a white.”

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Orange crush Felice 64 1166 First Ave., 212-593-2223 The rustic Italian restaurant offers one from Azienda Agricola COS in Sicilia, Pithos Bianco, for $17 a glass.

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wine is somewhat ethereal: Hazy-rose-colored, smoky and honeyed and full of minerals.

The Gravner is a white wine that drinks like a red: Weighty, tannic and dry. We have them on our list because they are delicious with food and because they are adventurous.”

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Eat Your Feelings: Stories of Food, Jews & Your Mom with Jami Attenberg and Friends Tonight, 7, Housing Works Bookstore Café, 126 Crosby St., Free, 212-334-3324, www.housingworks.org Author Jami Attenberg celebrates the release of the paperback version of her book “The Middlesteins” by inviting Emily Gould, Rosie Schaap and others to tell stories that deal with the major themes of her

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Governors Ball Official After-Party: Dinosaur Jr. Tomorrow, 11:59 p.m., Irving Plaza, 17 Irving Plaza, $32, 212-777-6800, www.donyc.com American indie rock icons Dinosaur Jr. are one of the few bands that broke up at their height, then got back together and actually sounded even better. Tonight, they’ll close out the Governors Ball in Manhattan with this special midnight show.

Sea Wolf Saturday, 9 p.m., Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey St., $15, 212-533-2111, www.boweryballroom.com The Los Angeles-based indie folk band led by Alex Brown Church released the album “Old World Romance” last year to huge acclaim. On Saturday, they’ll bring their mellow sounds to the Bowery Ballroom stage with Savoir Adore opening the night up.

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‘Hannah Arendt’ Through June 11, Film Forum, 209 W. Houston St., $12.50, 212727-8110, www.filmforum.org The biopic that tells the story of the famed intellectual traveling to Israel to write about the trial of Adolf Eichmann for the New Yorker has been garnering great reviews and is only playing at Film Forum for a few more days.

Tonight, 8 p.m., 92Y, 1395 Lexington Ave., $29, 212-415-5500 www.92y.org The world-famous designer spends an evening uptown to talk with New York Fashion Week founder Fern Mallis about his life, his work, the future of his design house and what it was like to design for some of the world’s most powerful women, from Jackie O. to Hillary Clinton. cultures, and celebrates all that is good about the area and the people that live there. Expect klezmer music, Chinese food and much more.

Sud de France Tasting Table at The Smile

Sunday, 6:30 p.m. & 9 p.m., The Smile, 26 Bond St., $60, 646329-5836, http://sud-de-francefestival.ticketleap.com Sud de France Festival makes its way to Bond Street for two three-course dinners featuring fresh, colorful, original interpretations of modern American-inspired-by-Mediterranean home cooking by Chef Melia Marden.

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The Inaugural Tribute Party to Prince Tomorrow, 11 p.m. (Le) Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker St., $10, (212) 505-3474, www.lepoissonrouge.com It almost seems criminal that a party like this, dedicated to The Purple One, doesn’t already exist.

Thankfully the people behind The Freedom Party are rectifying that by throwing this party full of songs by Prince, and songs that Prince would love you to dance to.

Saturday, 11 a.m., Grand Army Plaza Green Market, Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, Free, 212-788-7900, www.grownyc.org Brooklyn’s largest farmers market hosts its annual strawberry shortcake-eating contest this weekend, with prizes being awarded for Fastest, Cleanest and Messiest eater. Think you have what it takes? Show up early with an empty stomach and sign up.

Egg Rolls & Egg Creams Festival Sunday, noon, Museum at Eldridge Street, 12 Eldridge St., Free, 212-219-0888 www.eldridgestreet.org The part of the Lower East Side where the old Jewish culture meets Chinatown combines for the yearly Egg Roll & Egg Cream Festival that takes from both

MOVIES

‘Singin’ in the Rain’ Tomorrow, 9:30 p.m.

Rubin Museum of Art, 150 W. 17th St., Free, 212-620-5000, www.rmanyc.org For those looking for something a bit more low-key for their Friday night, the classic 1952 musical starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds is a great way to start the weekend any time of the year, but it’s perfect for a late spring night.

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Start the ball rolling quickly.

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Yankees mum on possible Rodriguez PED suspension MLB. One day after learning of their teammateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s possible suspension there were still few answers provided.

Few Yankees had any comment on the possible suspension of Alex Rodriguez following yesterdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s win over Cleveland. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t pinpoint something like that because I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what happened,â&#x20AC;? Mariano Rivera said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Besides that, I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t tell you anything that I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know.â&#x20AC;?

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CC Sabathia allowed four runs and seven hits as he struck out nine, while pitching his 36th career complete game and 10th as a Yankee.

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MLBPA President Michael Weiner said yesterday morning the union was interviewing players involved in the matter and no suspensions would be meted out until after those were concluded.

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