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Jane’s Carousel. The Brooklyn Bridge Park attraction now has special protections in case another flood strikes. Sandy. The carousel was almost completely submerged after the ‘surge’ from last year’s superstorm. PAGE 02

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Jane’s Carousel has been fitted with state-of-the-art flood guards for future storms. / COURTESY OF DAVID AND JANE WALENTAS

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Robbers choke boy, 12, for iPod Two adults are being sought by police for allegedly choking a 12-year-old Bronx boy and stealing his iPod. Police described the suspects as a 5-foot-10 black male, in his mid-20s and weighing 170 pounds, and a Hispanic female with braids wearing a black T-shirt. LAURA SHIN

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Brooklynite Brian Morrissey took this photo from his window during Hurricane Sandy. Morrissey said Jane Walentas has it up in her office now. / BRIAN MORRISSEY

Brooklyn carousel gets flood guards Sandy. Jane’s Carousel was almost swept away in last year’s storm. When the East River overflowed during Hurricane Sandy, it very nearly took Jane’s Carousel with it. Eerie photos taken the night of the storm showed Brooklyn Bridge Park’s vintage 1922 carousel, which reopened in 2011 after many years of careful restoration, inundated by the floodwaters.

Grand Theft Auto. Auxiliary cop cons to get new game early A Staten Island auxiliary police officer was arrested Monday for impersonating an NYPD police officer to get the new Grand Theft Auto game early, the NYPD reported. The auxiliary officer, Kirolos Abdelsayed, 19, was arrested with two friends, Matthew Kirshen,

20, and Frank Santanastaso, 19, police said. Kirshen showed a GameStop store manager a fake NYPD shield. Santanastaso reportedly showed a tattoo of a police shield on his upper arm. Abdelsayed was suspended as of 8:55 a.m. Tuesday morning, police said. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

Come morning, the 48 intricately carved horses were all still standing, as was the glass building designed by Pritzker Prizewinning architect Jean Nouvel that encases it. But the basement was flooded, wiping out the carousel’s electronic controls. The couple who labored over the merry-goround for 30 years has decided to make sure it is never so threatened again. Brooklyn developer David Walentas and his wife Jane, whose many years of hand restoration gave the carousel its name, Hate crime

Arrest in gay attack Alfonso Lanier, 23, was arrested for an attack on a gay couple in Chelsea last month. Two suspects reportedly hurled anti-gay slurs and assaulted the two men walking home from the movies on Aug. 14. Police are still searching for the second suspect. LAURA SHIN

joined Brooklyn Bridge Park President Regina Myer yesterday to unveil an AquaFence flood protection system that will be used to protect the space during future storms. “The image of Jane’s Carousel submerged during Hurricane Sandy will remain in our memories and is a testament to the importance of resilient design and preparedness in the face of climate change,” Myer said.

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Guns. Former Stuy teacher convicted of selling illegal firearms A former music teacher at Stuyvesant High School was convicted of selling illegal AK-47s and other assault rifles to undercover officers in a 2010 sting operation. Theophilus Burroughs, 51, pleaded guilty to money laundering, sale of illegal firearms, tax fraud and evasion of

the state’s cigarette tax. To catch him, investigators bugged a Bronx warehouse and monitored his deals. The Bronx district attorney said Burroughs also bought and resold more than 36,000 cartons of cigarettes, evading $1,750,000 in state taxes. EMILY JOHNSON

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FBI. Feds search for more victims of alleged child predator The FBI is seeking additional victims of a suspected child molester arrested last month. Feds say Joseph Anthony Caracciolo traveled across New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania to sexually abuse a girl under 18 for at least four months last summer. He may have also abused a minor under 13 using the alias Joseph Crillo. His other aliases are Joseph Grillo and Tony Gallardo. The FBI said he was in Virginia, California, Florida, the tri-state area and Atlantic City casinos posing

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NSA says Snowden took documents from internal website Former security contractor Edward Snowden was able to obtain secret documents revealing a massive U.S. spying effort from the National Security Agency’s internal website, U.S. officials said according to a

report yesterday. The classified documents leaked by Snowden were posted internally, and Snowden’s job allowed him to single-handedly make digital copies without his supervisors’ knowledge, government officials told National Public Radio. They did not tell NPR how Snowden took copied files out of the office, citing

an ongoing investigation. “We have an extremely good idea of exactly what data he got access to and how exactly he got access to it,” NSA’s chief technology officer, Lonny Anderson, told NPR. Anderson said the agency has taken steps to limit employees’ options for storing data since the NSA surveillance programs were revealed.

“One thing we have done post-media leaks is lock those down hard, so those are [now] all in two-person control areas,” he told NPR’s “Morning Edition” program. Snowden disclosed secret NSA programs involving the collection of telephone and email data to media outlets, including The Guardian and The Washington Post. REUTERS

An Ohio man who posted an online video confession to driving drunk and killing a 61-year-old father of two pleaded guilty at a court hearing yesterday, his attorney said. Matthew Cordle, 22, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated vehicular homicide and one count of operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. He has been in custody since turning himself in last week and faces a possible prison term of 8 1/2 years for the crime. Defense attorney Martin Midian said Cordle is “at peace” with his decision. According to the indictment, Cordle had a blood

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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said yesterday that it is devoting significant resources to help smaller, community lenders fend off cyber attacks, after hackers attacked many major U.S. banks last year. Community banks often rely on outside providers for information technology services and may lack the resources or expertise to guard against cyber threats, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry said. He said his office has established a senior position to coordinate with other

government agencies and the private sector on systemic cyber concerns, and it has teams of supervisors focused on informationtechnology security at the largest banks. “We have much work to do as regulators to make sure the banks and thrifts we supervise are doing everything necessary to protect themselves,” Curry said in prepared remarks for a speech in Washington. Curry said that regulators also would be assessing whether they have the right powers to guard against hacking attacks and that, if necessary, they could ask Congress for more authority. A series of so-called “denial of service” attacks in the last year repeatedly took down the websites of major U.S. banks.

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BlackBerry Ltd. launched its new Z30 flagship smartphone yesterday, as it battles to win back market share amid uncertainty over its future. BlackBerry said last

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Starbucks asks customers to leave guns at home Coffee chain Starbucks Corp. has asked U.S. customers to leave their guns at home after being dragged into an increasingly fractious debate

over gun rights in the wake of mass shootings. While many U.S. restaurant chains and retailers do not allow firearms on their properties, Starbucks’ policy had been to default to local gun laws, including “open carry” regulations in many U.S. states. REUTERS

Aaron Alexis displayed signs of psychological trouble before he killed 12 people, experts told Metro. He was arrested twice for gun-related incidents in 2004 and 2010, and was discharged from the Navy after a disorderly conduct arrest in 2008. He had also seemed increasingly agitated to his peers. He complained that his company owed him money, reported ABC, and friends de-

scribed him as paranoid. Dr. Peter Langman, author of “Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters,” told Metro that one common trait of mass killers is that they feel wronged and want to take revenge. “He felt victimized in the Navy and he went after random people somehow connected in his mind to the organization that served him the injustice,” explained Langman. He added that Alexis’ history of violent behavior coupled with his gun use made him particularly dangerous. ANDREA PARK

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“Obviously, when you go back in hindsight and look at all this there were some red flags — of course there were. ... And should we have picked them up? Why didn’t we? How could we have? All those questions need to be answered.” Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said yesterday the suspected Navy Yard gunman’s background presented some “red flags” easy to spot in hindsight and ordered a broad review of security worldwide, including clearances. Aaron Alexis, the 34-year-old suspect who was killed by police during Monday’s shooting, received a security clearance more than five years ago when he was still in the Navy and kept it in his most recent job as a technology contractor at the Navy Yard. Critics in Congress and elsewhere say his ability to keep his security clearance despite a history of mis-

conduct, including while in uniform, shows serious flaws in the system. Hagel, addressing reporters for the first time since the shooting said his deputy, Ashton Carter, would undertake two reviews — an examination of physical security and access procedures at all Defense Department installations worldwide. Carter’s review will look at the military’s practices and procedures for granting and renewing security clearances, including those held by contractors. General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said it would have been hard to foresee Monday’s bloodshed. “I don’t know what the investigation will determine, but he committed murder. And I’m not sure that any particular question or lack of question on a security clearance would probably have revealed that.” REUTERS

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Don’t make Paltrow touch a used toilet paper roll And here I thought the people who brought flipflops to wear in the gym shower were high maintenance — but they don’t touch Gwyneth Paltrow. The actress reportedly has an assistant go in and wipe down her gym’s shower before she uses it. “She refuses to touch what she calls ‘somebody else’s shower water,” a source tells Life & Style. And don’t even get her started on toilet paper.

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“She also refuses to use toilet paper that anyone has touched and demands an unopened pack.” This is a strange item. If you have the wealth and status of Gwyneth Paltrow, don’t you have your own gym and trainer? Like, she probably won’t be coming to my 12:30 p.m. Zumba class at Crunch. She can buy Crunch and all the new toilet paper rolls she wants.

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Hemsworth moves on, very quickly Liam Hemsworth seems to be taking his split from fiancee Miley Cyrus quite well. The actor reportedly hit it off with actress Eiza Gonzalez in Las Vegas after they had “just met,” chatting over drinks at a nightclub, according to TMZ. And back in Los Angeles, Hemsworth was spotted stopping by her apartment — and engaging in quite the passionate lip-lock.

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Back on the big screen Interview. Julia Louis-Dreyfus talks returning to movies and co-star James GandolďŹ ni.

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And I have two kids, both of whom were born during ‘Seinfeld.’ So when I was doing these series and working eight or nine months a year, those off times were just like, I had to be home. It was untenable for me to think of going away to work on another project — for me personally, in my life. So I just didn’t.� But thanks to cable — Louis-Dreyfus’ Emmywinning turn on HBO’s “Veep� is returning for a third season — she’s found a much more manageable schedule. “With ‘Veep,’ I’m doing 10 episodes a year and it has opened things up for me,� she says. “And also this film was shot in Los Angeles, which was fabulous.� The film also gives her a chance to collaborate with writer-director Nicole Holofcener, a filmmaker known for complex and engaging female characters. Eve, Louis-

Dreyfus’ single mom massage therapist who starts dating a client’s exhusband, is no different. “This is a women who’s been hijacked emotionally without almost even knowing it — by herself,� Louis-Dreyfus explains. “It really just spoke to me — not that I have ever done anything that deceitful in my life, but I understand why she did it. It does intrigue me, someone who means so well doing something so terrible.� That setup paves the way for a brand of cringe humor in which LouisDreyfus insists she revels. “It was actually excruciating to do. I love scenes like that,� she says. “I love awkward, wince-y, shame-filled moments of entertainment. I love to live there for as long as possible.�

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‘Thanks for Sharing’ Mark Ruffalo, Tim Robbins and Josh Gad play recovering sex addicts working their way through a program while being tempted by the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Pink (in a surprisingly solid performance).

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‘Enough Said’ One of James Gandolfini’s final performances is in this dramedy from Nicole Holofcener (“Lovely & Amazing”), in which he engages in middle-aged courtship with masseuse Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

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‘Prisoners’ Hugh Jackman leads an all-star cast as a father whose daughter is kidnapped, so he winds up kidnapping a man (Paul Dano) he thinks is responsible (but might not be, even if played by Dano in full creep mode).

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‘After Tiller’ Oh, the dinner conversations you’ll have with your family when you tell them about seeing this documentary about the precious few doctors performing late-term abortions in the wake of the murder of George Tiller.

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‘Ip Man: The Final Fight’ To the towering pile of films on legendary martial artist and Bruce Lee trainer Ip Man

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It’s way, way, way better than going solo. I’ve been very lucky. I’ve had the opportunity to work with an incredible amount of talented people, much more talented than myself. Lo Truglio, on working with others How do you balance the detective side of the show with the comedy side? The characters are good at their jobs, so it was important it looked like we knew what we were doing. The detective work gives us an arena, but it’s not the center ring. The relationships are what’s under the big top. I want to talk about the elephant in the room, but I feel like my circus metaphor is running amok, so I’ll stop there. Can you talk about being a part of comedy groups, rather than as a solo performer? It’s way, way, way better than going solo. I’ve been very lucky. I’ve had the opportunity to work with an incredible amount of talented people, much more talented than myself. I believe it’s why I do good work. I was learning how to collaborate way back when I started with my

dear friends in “The State.” It was a lesson that I’ve carried into other projects, and I make decisions on jobs based on whom I’ll be working with. “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” wasn’t any different. How is developing a character over a TV show different than a one-off character in a TV episode or in a movie? It’s new, so I’m feeling it out, but I love it. You

find new things as you go along. You have the foundation, the basic stuff, then it’s kind of like just building wings onto your house. Before you know it, you’re in debt, the pool’s been untiled for months, the ... this is a terrible metaphor. I should’ve went with the circus again. Do you find you have to pace certain character aspects, and do you keep

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skirted signature. Factor in a haunting finale of three models shrouded in veils and layers of tulle, and you have one of London’s most evocative runway moments of the week. CHLOE MAC DONNELL

This season, the Simone Rocha girl grew up. Eschewing her innocent femininity, she was rawer, more sexual and even more desirable. Pearl-embroidered stockings and pearl-encrusted collars mixed with tulle, silk, lace and crochet create an almost ecclesiastical effect. On paper this all sounds innocent, but the lace was wet-looking and the crochet appeared almost plasticized, which gave the collection a subversive undertone. A slick, moss-green leather coat with oversized lapels paired with a silk slip and stockings in a similar hue had a particular grimy but equally lusty feel. Rocha also explored new silhouettes, such as her knee-length slip dresses, which SIMONE were a departure ROCHA from her fullGETTY IMAGES

3:19 p.m. Meadham Kirchhoff

With a runway scattered with red and white roses and a series of broken trellises piled up at the catwalk exit, Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff immediately set the tone for their signature romance with a dark twist. The designer duo’s show is about the experience rather than just the clothes, and with a soundtrack featuring creaking doors and a heart beating — the pace quickening as each look appeared — it was an intense, almost creepy couple of minutes. But the clothes were beautiful. This season they took their technical work to the next level, with intricate beading and lace and satin stitch detailing finished MEADHAM to a flawless effect. KIRCHHOFF In one series, tiny GETTY IMAGES

floral embroidered motifs were used on silk separates over which gold corset tops were layered. There was also lots of humor, with beaded teddy bear bags, graphic-cut sunglasses and boater-style hats. CMD

5 p.m. Lucas Nascimento It’s my last show of the week. I’m exhausted, but there’s been so much hype surrounding Lucas Nascimento that I can’t let myself crash quite yet. Everyone who hasn’t yet left for Milan is here, and for the penultimate show of the schedule, there’s a promising turnout. The first look is an all-black ensemble: A pair of tailored trousers is teamed with a knitted bath towellooking top wrapped

around the body. The look is simple, but the result is stunning. Later, the same idea comes in sunshine yellow, which adds a pop to a selection of sharp shaped skirts and clean-cut coats. Dresses appear tiered thanks to the way the fabric is draped around the body, and skirts have high slits. This is minimalism at its best. Evaded from the distraction of print or decoration, it is perfectly clear that the Brazilian designer has pure talent. ALICE TATE

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Why Scandinavian food is taking over Trends. It goes beyond gravlax and meatballs.

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New kids on the block Taquitoria 168 Ludlow St., 212-7800121 Rolled tacos that are fried to a crisp — 3 for $5!

Riverbank Grill 679 Riverside Dr., 212234-1023 Inside West Harlem’s Riverbank State Park is this beer garden overlooking the Hudson.

Pagani 289 Bleecker St., 212488-5800 Casual, regional Italian cuisine in the former O. Pagani & Bros. music store, which had been there since 1914.

BRKLYN Beer Garden JFK Airport, Terminal 2 BRKLYN Beer Garden is neither in Brooklyn (it’s in Queens) nor a garden (it’s in an airport). Still, it’s a new option for when your flight gets delayed (which it probably will).

With New York’s first Nordic food festival, NORTH, coming up (Oct. 2-7) and new restaurants popping up like hipsters at indie concerts, Scandinavian food is hotter than ever. And if you ask the leading faces of New York’s food scene, there is only one way for the Scandinavian trend to go — up. “Just 18 months ago, there was really only one well-known Scandinavian restaurant in Manhattan, and that was Aquavit,” says Kalle Bergman, editor-inchief of the online food magazine Honest Cooking, which organizes NORTH. “Within the last year and a half, we have seen an influx in chefs from overseas coming to New York and opening up shops. And I believe in the near future that number will only grow. I don’t think we’ve seen the peak of New Nordic cuisine in New York City.” Scandinavian cooking is setting in so strongly that chef Marcus Samuelsson, who was born in Ethiopia and raised in Sweden, doesn’t even think to call it a trend anymore. “Good food is good food,” he says. “We will pickle and preserve. We will smoke. We will always have good seafood. Trends come and go, but if it’s good quality and the technique and products are great, people start to incorporate it in their food. The food of Scandinavia has a point of view, and it has always been unique.” He points out the fact that it also helps Scandinavian dining that America looks to Scandinavia for other culture — such as fashion and music — today more than ever before, whether the import is H&M, Acne, Swedish House Mafia or Robyn. “It’s a collective. And I’m very proud of being a part of that collective narrative,” Samuelsson says.

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“I think it’s fantastic what Scandinavian chefs are doing here in New York.” The chef says the Scandinavian food scene in New York has been in constant evolution since the introduction of the smorgasbord in the ‘50s and the ‘80s opening of Aquavit, where his work as chef was focused on technique rather than ingredients, he says. Samuelsson has high hopes for where the scene will go next, too. “The next evolution is to get Scandinavian food items [in stores],” he says. “When I look at Italian food, it’s not a trend. You

can go to any store and find 10 different olive oils from Italy. That is essentially being on the world map. Having a couple of restaurants that you can brag about, that’s great, but you need more to have a global impact.” If we take a quick detour to this year’s summer in the Hamptons, Samuelsson’s predictions seem to be right on the mark. During the summer, Sweden was the buzzword among foodies there. Under the Swedish Culinary Summer, Swedish chefs, bartenders and brands sponsored dining and drinking events at fashionable charity events. “Sweden has been very hot in general the last years. Why? It’s quality and it’s different,” says Michelle Chernoff, the U.S. sales and marketing director for Xante, a Swedish cognac. According to her,

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strange spices from other countries, about kimchi from Korea,” Samuelsson says. “Why wouldn’t we want to learn about ligonberries and reindeer?” If you want a taste of the Scandinavian kitchen, Samuelsson suggests that you start out with an easy meal such as meatballs (his favorite) or gravlax.

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Alain Ducasse’s “J’aime New York” launched last year as a 10-pound coffee table book, chock full of expert picks on where to dine in our city. For those who don’t feel like lugging a kettle bell-size tome around for culinary inspiration, though, come October it’ll be available as an e-book. We asked the French chef — whose 26 restaurants span eight countries — to tell us the best places to eat for just about every occasion worthy of a restaurant meal. Here are some of the best:

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“Tucked away in Gowanus, this spot is homey and inviting, making it ideal for sharing a quiet cup of coffee and a sweet snack. The old-fashioned pies are cooked to perfection and come in a variety of seasonal flavors.”

Prune: “There is no better place to witness the ritual of brunch than this intimate spot in the East Village. Though weekend mornings guarantee a crowd, chef-owner Gabrielle Hamilton’s plates are well worth the frenzy.”

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Peasant: “Warm and welcoming, this NoLiTa spot is the perfect place to dine with family. Woodburning ovens churn out seasonally-inspired Tuscan fare, and the smell of the food cooking over an open fire melts away any nerves.”

“There’s no better way to experience New York than through a steakhouse like Michael Lomonaco’s Porter House. With an outstanding view of Central Park, this is a truly romantic scene.”

Proposing to someone Le Bernardin: “Not only is this one of the most dynamic restaurants in the U.S., but here Chef Eric Ripert is able to inspire his guests through the artistry of his food. The restaurant is set so that everything is exquisitely in its place — an atmosphere worthy of an occasion such as an engagement.”

A business lunch to woo a client Marea: “This luxurious

seafood-focused Italian hot spot overlooks Central Park, and here Michael White serves some of the best pasta in town. Manhattan’s most important business moguls, fashion designers and notables spend their afternoons here, as it is always guaranteed to impress.”

Catching up with an old friend John Dory Oyster Bar: “April Bloomfield’s casual bar is a cozy corner in the Ace Hotel, where raw bar and prepared items are top-notch. Order a number of seafood plates to share and enjoy the expansive wine list.”

Making new friends Kitchen Arts & Letters: “For someone who cares about food, a trip here is a must. Dedicated to the literature of food, I can spend hours browsing through their collection of cookbooks, making it the best place to spark discussions with strangers who more than likely turn into friends.”

Taking out-oftown friends Katz’s Delicatessen: “The

best Jewish-style deli also happens to be the oldest. The staff piles slices of rye with old-fashioned cured pastrami and corned beef.”

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Brooklyn Book Festival Sept. 22, 10 a.m. Brooklyn Borough Hall 209 Joralemon St., Brooklyn Heights, Free www.brooklynbookfestival.org The largest book festival in the city is back with a new cast of literary stars including Jamaica Kincaid, Sinan Antoon, Chuck Klosterman and more. Vendors will be set up outside selling books, magazines and newspapers while several discussions and events take place inside. If the faint smell of the library and intellectual discussion make you happy, then you’re going to be in heaven.

Marco Benevento Presents: A Circuit Bent Piano Rock Picture Show In Exploding Color Tonight, 8 p.m. Brookfield Place, Winter Garden, 220 Vesey St., Free www.brookfieldplaceny.com A multi-media performance featuring Marco Benevento and his band performing original material while video artist Jay Cooper projects images behind them. Expect elaborate costumes and dancers shimmying around the stage. It’ll fall somewhere between Pink Floyd at The 14 Hour Technicolor Dream and U2’s Zoo TV — and nowhere near Miley Cyrus’ “Wrecking Ball.”

Sisters in Craft Sept. 22, 7 p.m. Atlantic Co. 622 Washington Ave., Prospect Heights Free, 718-622-0026 www.beerdedladies.com Get “beerded” with the ladies of the brewing industry. Presented by Beerded Ladies, Sixpoint and Bitter & Esters, talk about hops, sip on some suds, listen to the sounds of live lady DJs and play a game of poker with feminists playing cards. Expect women-brewed flight specials and beer-loving ladies. MUSIC

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The Art of the Brick Daily until Jan. 5, 2014; Discovery Times Square Museum, 226 W. 44th St.; $22.50; 866-987-9692; www.brickartist.com Who says playing with Legos is just for kids? Nathan Sawaya is 40 years old and has his Lego creations set up in museums all across the country. His sculptures are life-size and extraordinarily detailed. Ever see “The 40-Year-Old Virgin”? Just kidding!

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Brooktober Fest Saturday, 2 p.m.; East River Waterfront, 5. N. 11th St., Williamsburg; Free Craft beer, food, J. Roddy Walston & The Business, DJ Adam of Lordz of Brooklyn and the best views of Manhattan — are you sold yet? Feel the cool breeze coming off the East River while you quench your thirst with delicious beer and dance the night away to live music. Friday, 8:30 p.m. Rumsey Playfield, Central Park 69th Street at Fifth Avenue $41.75 www.cityandcolour.com Canadian singer/songwriter Dallas Green took up the stage name City (for Dallas) and Colour (for Green) when he started putting out solo albums in 2005. His pop rock-inflected folk songs flow with catchy hooks and non-traditional instrumentation, and sometimes lean towards his punk rock beginnings (like the song “Thirst”).

Saturday, 1 p.m. East River State Park 90 Kent Ave., Williamsburg $25-$45, 718-782-2731 www.tastewg.com North Brooklyn is pretty much the foodie capital of NYC. Queen Majesty and New York Night Train’s Jonathan Toubin will spin records while you sample food, beer, wine and other goodies from Phin & Phebes Ice Cream, Pies ‘n’ Thighs, Plan Tea Beverages, Purity Organic and more. Pack your umbrella with your bib ’cause this is happening rain or shine.

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Second Glass Wine Riot Friday-Saturday, 1 and 7 p.m. 69th Regiment Armory 68 Lexington Ave. $60, 212-684-3281 www.secondglass.com Stop your whining and start your wineing! This isn’t your typical all-business, suit-wearing, snobby wine show. There’ll be interactive booths and crash courses where you can learn about the 250 wines you’re about to taste on the spot. A DJ, photo booth, temporary tattoos and plenty of tipsy folk will also be on hand, too.

Bronx Bites Walking and Tasting Tour of Arthur Avenue Saturday, noon

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World Maker Faire Sept. 21 and 22; New York Hall of Science, 47-01 111th St.; $15-$55; 718-699-0005; www.makerfaire.com Come celebrate invention, creativity and the best of DIY culture at World Maker Faire. Meet amazing young makers, get the latest on 3-D printing and experience the best of maker start-ups. This year’s event promises to bring more ingenuity and resourcefulness together in one place than ever before. Arthur Avenue, Bronx $65 www.bronxmuseum.org Take a tour of the real Little Italy with the Bronx Museum. Arthur Avenue is synonymous with Italian food. It’s also where Dion and the

Belmonts sang on the corner while trying to keep away from a “Runaround Sue.” The best breads, olives, cheeses, cannolis, limoncello, oysters, sun-dried tomatoes, pizza and more can be found here.

Saturday, 10:45 a.m. Tompkins Square Park 500 East Ninth St. $50, www.nycpizzarun.com You ran the 5K in 30 minutes? That’s nice. How about a real challenge? Try a 2.25-mile run with checkpoints where you have to down three slices of pizza. We wouldn’t suggest any toppings, but hey, it’s your puke. Oh, and for an extra $40 you can participate in the Cupcake Run, too. Yummy!

Hammer & Claws Maryland Blue Crab Feast Sept. 21 and 22, noon and 8 p.m. The Tunnel at the Terminal Stores building 269 11th Ave. $95 www.hammerandclaws.com About 50,000 live blue crabs are

being transported from Chesapeake Bay to the Big Apple to be steamed and washed down with beer by crab-hungry New Yorkers. If you don’t mind dinner involving a mallet, claws, booze and delicious homemade corn bread, then you’ve found a paradise of sorts. No need to get crabby on us, OK?

Stone Street Oyster Festival Sept. 22, noon Stone Street between William and Pearl streets Pay as you go, 212-482-0400 www.oysterweek.com Hope you like seafood, because there’s a whole lot of it this weekend in NYC. If this doesn’t sound like one of the coolest festivals ever then we are way confused. Hang out on historic Stone Street while sipping on Guinness, Harp and Smithwick’s Ale and eating some of the 35,000 oysters on the menu. Live music, food, partying and a Guinness Book of World Records attempt for the most oyster shells recovered from a single-day oyster event are all to be expected. JAY HONSTETTER

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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Helping someone financially will not turn out as planned. Don’t expect to get anything in return for your gesture.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. Add to your comfort. Communicate and encourage change. A financial boost could be coming.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. The lure of the unfamiliar may be enticing, but success comes from sticking to what has worked well.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Use your skills wisely today. You may be asked or expected to offer your services for free, but this won’t pay the bills.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. If you’re faced with an array of options, choose the one that promises the most. Don’t fear taking an unusual path. Express your views openly.

Aries | March 21-April 20. Keep a lid on your emotions. You don’t want to give anyone the upper hand by revealing your true feelings. Listen and ask questions..

Scorpio | Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Exploring new friendships or hobbies will increase your own self-awareness. Share what you know, and you will enrich someone’s life as well as your own.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18. It would be wise to make changes in the way you handle your cash. Budget so you can afford the things you want without feeling financial stress.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Don’t take opposition personally. Accept criticism, but don’t change your ideas unnecessarily. If you avoid conflict, you’ll have an easier row to hoe.

Gemini | May 22-June 20. What you offer others will in turn help you. Get involved in community affairs that can make a difference to your life. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Enjoy outings that will inspire you to be creative. Stick to basics and to incorporate your own unique footprint. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Look for opportunities and recognize good fortune when it comes your way. Refuse to let the actions of others slow you down. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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There’s nothing natural about GMOs Re: ‘Take a kinder look at good old-fashioned GMOs’ (Metro, Sept. 16) Letter-writers Matt Brosnan and Kelton Barnsley sound like GMO spokesmen when the try to convince us that “genetic engineering is simply a much faster and more precise” form of the “selective breeding and the hybridization of plants” that farmers have been doing for centuries. What about the fact that arctic char “antifreeze protein” genes have been spliced into strawberries to give them greater resistance to freezing cold? Can Messrs. Brosnan and Barnsley explain to us how traditional farming would have hybridized strawberries with a kind of ocean fish? Please! Who are we fooling here? And, by the way, that is not an aberration, but rather a typical, in fact emblematic example of how GMOs operate. PASQUALE G. TATO, VIA EMAIL

Matt Brosnan in totally off-base in his assertions and only adds to the inaccuracies pertaining to GMOs. There is a HUGE difference between cross-pollinating and crossbreeding versus GMOs. Crossbreeding and cross-pollinating use natural reproductive mechanisms to combine genetic material from the same or closely related species (it’s why humans cannot crossbreed with animals), whereas GMOs allow for a “random” selection of genes from one organism to be inserted into the DNA of another organism. GMO tomatoes may be spliced with pig genes to prolong its growing season, this would not occur “in the natural world.” Crossbreeding and cross-pollination are natural phenomenon; GMOs are manufactured by biotech companies and created in a laboratory. SHAWN BROOKS, VIA EMAIL

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accurately, that really comes into play.� Although Smith might possess the bigger upside, it is Manuel who has impressed thus far in a limited sample size. Manuel has rarely looked flustered under pressure, a stark contract to Smith, who had three interceptions in the fourth quarter in a 13-10 loss to the Patriots last Thursday. Meanwhile, Manuel orchestrated a nine-play, 80-yard drive that ended with a 2-yard touchdown pass to Stevie Johnson to give the Bills a 24-23 win over the Panthers. He called the win “more so a development thing for the team and the coaches� than any personal statement.

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Coughlin still answering questions about Broncos The Giants got back to work yesterday, with the Panthers clearly in their sights. But before head coach Tom Coughlin could delve into that, he was forced to rehash his thoughts on the sloppy loss last week. “I’d like to see better play. The fact of the matter is we need to play better,â€? Coughlin said. “Through three quarters the other day [against the Broncos], it was still a very good football game. ‌ Finish the game is what we’ve talked about [and] playing four quarters. It’s a challenge for all of us to get this right. I understand the [team’s] leaders want to see more fire, but all I care about is playing better.â€? TONY WILLIAMS

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CASE NO. 12MISC00289 U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y., COS CAPITAL PARTNERS, I, LLC and LH CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC v. RINEON GROUP, INC. Plaintiffs/Judgment Creditors’ Motion to Compel Surrender of Property and to Authorize Alternative Service of Process on Defendant Rineon Group, Inc. (“Motion�) GRANTED August 26, 2013. Plaintiffs/ Judgment Creditors’ Writ of Garnishment, Clerk’s Notice of Post-Judgment Garnishment, Garnishee Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Co.’s Answer to Writ, and Court’s Order on Plaintiffs/Judgment Creditors’ Motion seeking enforcement of the June 15, 2012 Amended Final Judgment in Case No. 11-cv-01233-CMA-BNB in the U.S. District Court, Dist. Of Colorado, and domesticated in the S.D.N.Y. District Court on August 27, 2012, in the amount of $2,503,989.55 are hereby SERVED BY PUBLICATION upon Defendant Rineon Group, Inc. pursuant to NYCPLR 316(a), the full amount of which shall be taken in case of default. Copies of all pleadings are available at the Clerk of Court, U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y., 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007-1312.

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