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New designs to protect post-Sandy NYC unveiled Barrier. The 10 designs incorporate ideas to keep the city safe from future storms. Ten proposed designs for improving the tri-state region’s resiliency postSuperstorm Sandy were released on Thursday night, giving residents a glimpse at what New York City’s communities that are the most vulnerable to extreme weather could look like. Responding to a call for “innovative planning and design” that would promote resiliency in Sandy’s aftermath, more than 140 submissions were whittled down to 10 designs. “There’s no question: Superstorm Sandy made clear just how vulnerable we are when it comes to climate change,” Mayor Bill

de Blasio said. One proposal called the Big U is described as a “protective system around Manhattan” that wraps from West 57th Street down to Battery Park and back up to East 42nd Street. The Coast Guard Battery Building at the island’s southernmost end would turn into a maritime museum or educational site. Another design would install barriers called breakwaters along Staten Island’s South Shore that, instead of just serving as sea walls, would also serve as habitats for local sea life. The conceptualizations were borne of Rebuild by Design, a joint venture from the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that launched last summer. CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria

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The man was riding the 6 train in the Bronx.

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Disruptions on 17 lines this weekend Seventeen subway lines will have service disruptions this weekend because of maintenance, repair work and station renovations. From 3:30 a.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday, no 4 trains will run

A 45-year-old man died Wednesday night after his head hit subway infrastructure as he rode atop a 6 train in the Bronx, police said. The subway surfer, whose named was not yet released, struck the overhead object at about 10:15 p.m. while riding a northbound train on elevated track from the Whitlock Avenue station

to the Elder Avenue station in Soundview, according to police and fire department officials. The man suffered severe head trauma and was pronounced dead at the scene. Witnesses told police the man was walking between cars before he climbed to the roof of the train, an NYPD spokesman said. It wasn’t immediately clear what the man hit,

but that it was likely a piece of subway infrastructure. “This the dumbest thing anyone could possibly do,” Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesman Kevin Ortiz said of the incident. Another 45-year-old subway surfer died while riding a 6 train in Manhattan last October. ANNA SANDERS

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Talk show host Letterman to retire in 2015 News broke Thursday afternoon that “Late Show” host David Letterman plans to retire in 2015. Variety reports that the longtime host discussed it during Thursday’s taping,

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Court upholds NYC ban on worship services in schools Religion. The ruling determines that the city regulation was constitutional. A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that a New York City regulation banning religious worship services inside school buildings after hours was constitutional.

In a 2-1 decision, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the New York City Board of Education’s regulation, created so the city would not be perceived as endorsing religious activity in a public forum, “was consistent with its constitutional duties.” The rule prohibits school buildings from being used for religious worship services or as a house of worship, but the city al-

Singling out religion

“To single out the religious users and call that a subsidy is like saying the government subsidizes a Jewish synagogue by allowing it to hook up to the water system.” Jordan Lorence

lows groups to use schools for non-religious activities. The appeals court’s decision marks the latest chapter in a two-decade

legal battle over the regulation. The 2nd Circuit said the regulation reflected the Board of Education’s

“reasonable concern to observe interests favored by” the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution, which provides for a separation of church and state, while avoiding “the risk of liability under that clause.” Thursday’s ruling marked the sixth time the case was before the 2nd Circuit. In the case, the Bronx Household of Faith, a con-

servative Congregational church, said the city’s regulation violated its constitutional right to exercise religion free from government interference. Jordan Lorence, a lawyer for the Bronx Household of Faith, said he was disappointed with the ruling. Lawyers for the city did not immediately respond to a request for comment. REUTERS

Health. Fish market infections double

NYPD deploys two K-9 dogs to help in Washington Two NYPD Canine Team officers were deployed to Washington state on Tuesday to help in the search for mudslide victims. Detective Patrick Nee and Hondo, a 6-yearold German Shepard, along with Police Officer Benjamin Colecchia and Timoshenko, a 3-year-old German Shepard, both assigned to the Detection Team were sent to aid in the recovery efforts. Members of the Canine Team were also deployed to aid in Hurricane Katrina and Oklahoma City bombing cleanups. METRO / NYPD

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Queens Library announces reforms The Queens Public Library said on Thursday it had adopted several reforms, including the creation of an audit committee. The reforms come amid a scandal surrounding the high salary and

spending of the library’s president and CEO. Thomas Galente collected a $390,000 salary while also moonlighting as a consultant, the New York Daily News reported. Among the reforms, the library established a revised conflict of interest policy for senior officers to limit outside employment. ANNA SANDERS

Drugs. Cops in NY to carry heroin antidote Cops around New York State will start carrying a heroin antidote powerful enough to reverse the effects of an overdose. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman unveiled the program on Thursday with a $5 million price tag, which will be funded through money recovered

from criminal and civil seizures. Across the state, more than 2,000 New Yorkers died of opioid overdoses in 2011. “Heroin is destroying our communities, and it’s time we looked at broader solutions to fight back,” Schneiderman said. CHESTER JESUS SORIA

Infections originated in Chinatown ﬁsh markets.

The number of New Yorkers suffering from a rare skin infection doubled within the last month, according to the city’s Health Department. On Thursday, the city said there have been 66 reported cases of the infection, which was predominantly found to affect those who handled live or raw seafood in the Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens Chinatowns. The Health Department’s earliest report about the outbreak was in early March, when there were only 30 reported

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apartment, has been cleared of all wrongdoing, authorities said. Nassau County policeman Nikolas Budimlic was justified in shooting at an armed robber who was using Hofstra University student Andrea Rebello as a shield, a report by the county district attorney said on Wednesday. REUTERS

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VLADIMIR PUTIN’S POLL VAULTING Scarcely was the news out before the Kremlin was unfurling banners, hiring a deejay and ordering pizzas for the party. At least that is what I imagine. After all, it’s a good day when the American public declares your leader not the worst person ever. It sounds like an April Fools’ prank, but a new poll from Quinnipiac University found that most Americans do not think Vladimir Putin is as bad as Hitler. Granted it was close, with just 51 percent nixing the Putin-Hitler equivalency, and almost a quarter endorsing it. And, in a sad comment on the state of education, one in five said they don’t know enough about World War II to have an opinion. Still, this must be a relief to the Russian president. His crew steamed into Ukraine, copped the Crimean peninsula like a dropped wallet and, aside from some economic harrumphing from the international community, that was pretty much it. But back to this Hitler thing. Despite the vote in Putin’s favor, it’s probably not good to have your name booted around in such a poll. Far better for

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But back to this Hitler thing. Despite the vote in Putin’s favor, it’s probably not good to have your name booted around in such a poll. people to be voting on things like, “Who is funnier: Chelsea Handler or Putin?” Or maybe, “Putin or Pushkin: Pick your Russian dream date!” Or even, “You only have one gulag. Who do you send: Putin or Carrot Top?” Those are the sort of fun-loving polls the Red Square gang could really celebrate, especially considering that even on a good day their leader bears

a resemblance to a Bond villain. He also looks a bit like the evil, bald twin of actor Daniel Craig, who plays Bond. Go figure. Then again, maybe Putin’s friends are not at all encouraged by any of this news. His pals may be sorely disappointed that he has (at least for the time being) stopped before rolling up half of Ukraine. Perhaps they are sitting around scarfing herring casseroles, swilling vodka and congratulating themselves on the Crimea gambit, but on the way home saying, “You know if Vladimir would just toughen up a bit, then we’d really have a leader!” Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.

New poll. Voters cool to Christie and warm to Warren from Mass. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie fell to ninth place from his top spot among favored U.S. politicians after a scandal over traffic lane closures on the George Washington Bridge, according to a Quinnipiac University ranking on Thursday. The poll measuring Americans’ sentiment toward political leaders was taken last week as the

well-known Republican, who is often mentioned as a possible 2016 U.S. presidential contender, released an internal investigation two months after “Bridgegate” came to light. Christie lost the No. 1 spot to populist Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, in Quinnipiac’s “National Thermometer” poll. REUTERS

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Army: Shooter showed no suicidal tendencies The soldier suspected of shooting dead three peo-

ple before killing himself at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas was under psychiatric care, but showed no signs of violence or suicidal tendencies, a U.S. oﬃcial said on Thursday. No motive was given for the

rampage, which also left 16 wounded, in what was the second mass shooting at the base in ﬁve years, raising questions about security at U.S. military posts. Oﬃcials have so far ruled out terrorism. REUTERS

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Exercise 9: The Lips

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This exercise stimulates collagen production and blood circulation. It reinforces the contour of the mouth and makes the lips ﬂeshier.

You should feel strong tension, as if both nostrils were coming together. If the contraction becomes too uncomfortable, stop the exercise and resume it later.

Technique Press the lips together, pushing them forward in an exaggerated manner, as if you wanted to kiss. Maintain maximum tension. Hold for 5 seconds, then release. Repeat 10 times.

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Note This movement pulls the eyebrows upward. Through force of repetition, you should feel your ears move. Mastering this exercise is not easy, but it is quickly acquired. Exercises courtesy of “The 5-Minute Facial Workout: 30 Exercises for a Naturally Beautiful Face” by Catherine Pez, 2014 © www.robertrose.ca. Reprinted with publisher permission.

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SANSA STARK NEEDS TO HEAR A GOOD JOKE After giving fans time to grieve for those who were brutally slain at the end of Season 3, “Game of Thrones” is back for another round. Actress Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark, says that fans should expect more of the same: more blood, more trauma and more lies as the fight for the Iron Throne continues.

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Cooking with Sansa Did you know there was a “GoT” cookbook? What would people want to cook? Ew.

You’re a Lannister now. How does that feel? Sansa Lannister. Great.

You’ve obviously never used it. Never. I barely cook — I can just about do spaghetti.

Really? No! It’s fun for me because I get to spend more time with Peter (Dinklage), but for Sansa, it kind of sucks because these are the people who killed her father.

The lemon cake recipe — Sansa’s favorite — is really popular. I hate them. And last season I was eating lemon cakes in this one scene and we had to do 10 setups. I counted and I ate just over 50 cakes. Mini ones, but I felt so fat and I hate them. So annoying.

Have you read all the books? I only read my chapters. I flick through the books and mark them down. The third one is a really difficult read — have you read it? Bonus question

Things have got to be pretty messed up in Sansa’s head. What would happen if she went to therapy? SOPHIE TURNER GEARS UP FOR ANOTHER SEASON OF “GAME OF THRONES” AS SANSA STARK-LANNISTER (MAYBE SHE’LL HYPHENATE). / GETTY IMAGES

I feel like she’d kill the therapist. If anyone asked her how she was feeling she’d explode. Damn, I feel so sorry for her.

I’m afraid not. I don’t blame you. The writing is tiny. I’m always Wikipedia-ing it to get a sense of what’s going to happen. More misery, that’s what’s going to happen. Have you ever searched for yourself on Wikipedia? I would never do that. Although I did do that once to prove that I was 16 when I was on a train and wanted a child ticket. That was the first and the only time I ever did that, by the way. Sansa always looks so depressed. Does that not

make you sad? At first I couldn’t master how to cry and draw that emotion so I just used my personal life. My grandma was really ill at the time and so I started thinking about her, but it just got me really down. And then I realized that you actually have to act and pretend you’re in the situation. So how do you do it now if you can’t think of your grandma? Her story is so sad that every time something s—y happens, I feel like crying anyway. I’m a broken woman. What would she need to genuinely belly laugh? Someone should fart because that’s undeniably funny. If Joffrey farted on the Iron Throne! Joﬀrey is as repulsive and disturbing as ever — don’t you sometimes want to punch him? I do. He’s so creepy. But you love to hate him. Is he a good kisser at least? I guess — he wasn’t bad! I was 14 when it happened. It was an innocent peck. I’ll let you know when I have a full-blown snog. Who would you want that to be with? There are a lot of fine young men on the show. I think Sansa would like to kiss Loras Tyrell, but he’s gay. She wants some affection, even if it is gay affection. ROMINA MCGUINNESS romina.mcguinness@ metro.lu

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Radiohead release “OK Computer,” which is a good thing, but Creed release “My Own Prison,” which is a very bad thing.

Woodstock ’99 is dominated by pissed oﬀ rock/rappers like Limp Bizkit and Rage Against the Machine. It turns into a huge, violent mess. By this time, MTV has pretty much stopped airing music videos.

1995 Oasis and Blur feud and a far less silly East Coast/West Coast rap feud begins.

1996 Foo Fighters, featuring Nirvana’s Dave Grohl and Pat Smear, become huge!

1998 Britney Spears releases her “… Baby One More Time” single, opening the doors for her former “Mickey Mouse Club” cast mates like Christina Aguilera and JC Chasez and Justin Timberlake of ‘N Sync.

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2000 Metallica sues Napster (oh well), boy bands dominate music (whatever) and Eminem releases “The Marshall Mathers LP” (nevermind ... actually, wait, this is good!)

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2010

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2003 Beyonce arrives, with her ﬁrst solo eﬀort, “Dangerously in Love.” That same year, Jay Z releases “The Black Album.”

2006 The mashup goes mainstream, with Danger Mouse having released “The Grey Album” two years previously, he paves the way for Girl Talk, who releases his genre-deﬁning work, “Night Ripper” in 2006.

2007 The world falls in love with Amy Winehouse.

2008 Lady Gaga releases her debut, “The Fame.”

2004

2009

Janet Jackson shows the world her nipple; Kanye West releases his debut.

Michael Jackson dies. Kanye embarrasses Taylor Swift.

2011 Arcade Fire win Album of the Year Grammy, which is a good thing, but Amy Winehouse dies, which is a very bad thing.

2012 The surviving members of Nirvana reunite for a one-oﬀ with Paul McCartney, whose songs Kurt Cobain had once called “embarrassing.”

2013 Miley Cyrus grows up, sticks her tongue out too much and twerking becomes too popular. Cyrus (born in November 1992, as Nirvana wrapped up their “Nevermind” tour) has been known to cover Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” live. This same year, “Teen Spirit” gets a workout in Jay Z and Justin Timberlake’s “Holy Grail.”

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doesn’t require it to choose an end. We get there on beautifully detailed sets by the great John Lee Beatty, even if the large pieces (a fraying parlor and romantic mausoleum) do box in the action and underutilize the broad and deep Stage 1. Besides which, changing them back and forth seems to require an intermission, as the play inexplicably has two. So “Red Vienna” seems to be a vehicle better suited for a greener Nina Arianda. She clearly saw its promising seeds, for lack of fertile ground. But at least this seemingly quixotic pick wasn’t predictable: The theater community will have to stay on its toes, wondering what stage’s reigning “one to watch” will be doing next. If you go

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Ninth verse, same as the first The interlocking Marvel Cinematic Universe is now nine titles in, and what does it have to show for itself? Is the new â&#x20AC;&#x153;Captain America: The Winter Soldierâ&#x20AC;? all that different from â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thor: The Dark World,â&#x20AC;? much less â&#x20AC;&#x153;Captain America: The First Avengerâ&#x20AC;?? Will you remember which goofy but sometimes hecReview â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Captain America: The Winter Soldierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Director: Anthony and Joe Russo

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tic romp had the end-ofthe-world plot hatched by grim, angry aliens, and which one by Robert Redford? The â&#x20AC;&#x153;Captain Americaâ&#x20AC;? wing has a problem the others donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t: Captain America is boring. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not to say Chris Evans, the actor playing him, is dull; he gives Steve Rogers a dry wit that makes him more than an invincible supersoldier who can almost certainly never be stopped. Here he gets a mighty foe: the mysterious Winter Soldier â&#x20AC;&#x201D; we canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t tell you who it is without spoiling the film. But the best this baddie can do is be roughly Captain Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s equal, meaning our hero is still never really in harmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s way. This time Cap, now firmly in the present, has to fight an agency thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s moving â&#x20AC;&#x201D; in a bit of hesitant topicality â&#x20AC;&#x201D; toward a surveillance state. (Its biggest cheerleader is embodied by Redford, playing oily for the first time since

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Indecent Proposal.â&#x20AC;?) Circumstances orchestrate for our hero to go into hiding, aided by the Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and eventually the winged Falcon (Anthony Mackie). Directors Anthony and Joe Russo are â&#x20AC;&#x153;Communityâ&#x20AC;? veterans who keep things funny and charac-

ter-driven. But theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re still at the behest of a corporate beast. Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re nice enough to give us a pair of intense action scenes that put major supporting characters in the line of possible death. The whiff of danger adds enough spice to a series that should have crapped out by now.

Sci-fi art film. Scarlett Johansson is mesmerizing as a killer alien hottie in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Under the Skinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x153;Under the Skinâ&#x20AC;? is an art house â&#x20AC;&#x153;Species,â&#x20AC;? with Scarlett Johannson as a seductive killer alien trolling for horny bros. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a glib way of putting it, but director Jonathan Glazer (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sexy Beast,â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;Birthâ&#x20AC;?) wants to play with our expectations, even as heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beating his film into a strange shape. He lifts from Kubrick, Ingmar Bergman, Jordan Belson, Claire Denis, Nicolas Roeg and more, but the end product still feels unique. Credited only as â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Girl,â&#x20AC;? Johanssonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s character cruises around town in a van, stopping to ask directions of young men. Those who get in, hoping for a night with a ScarJo lookalike, wind up immersed in tar-black fluid. Some, but not all, of these pickups are real: Johansson really did drive

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around Glasgow, hitting on men while disguised in a black wig and using a not bad British accent. When sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not doing these scenes, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mesmerizingly impenetrable. Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not a blank, but you scan her face for any feeling when she watches two people drown in the ocean, doing nothing. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Under the Skinâ&#x20AC;? sometimes feels like it should be more elusive, but the moment you try to lock it down it slips away from you, going off into weirder territory. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spacey and hypnotic, and it plays with, not ignores, its starâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s popularity. Johansson is relaxed, yet creepily distant. You get the sense of a consciousness that is legitimately alien, one alien to her and us. Her character, Johansson and the film are always just out of touch. MATT PRIGGE

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We spoke to a tanned and suited Heidi Klum on Wednesday as she plugged her new Dr. Scholl’s DreamWalk insole line in New York City. After wearing heels for more than 20 years, she told us she was happy to find something that actually makes her comfortable in her upto-7-inch sky-high shoes. (Whew! There! We let her have her plug.) We hope Heidi’s got boatloads of those insoles, because she has a basement full of shoes. “I’ve collected some very nice shoes and don’t want to get rid of them,” she said. “Otherwise, they will get mad!” Mmhmm. Moving on. Klum told us she’s “doing very good” despite a recent breakup with her bodyguard Martin Kristen and her 2012 divorce from her hubby of nearly seven years, Seal. Her new suitor had better be comfortable dating a tall, leggy model who also wears heels — looks like Klum’s not trading her heels for flats anytime soon. LASSE EMIL KRISTIANSEN

THE WORD Dorothy Robinson takes on the world of gossip. DOROTHY ROBINSON @dorothyatmetro dorothy.robinson@metro.us

Mann’s feelings are on the red carpet Leslie Mann got a little too familiar with the backside of Cameron Diaz at the U.K. premiere of their new movie “The Other Woman” on Wednesday in London.

Best family vacation ever for Scottish girl James Franco should give Anthony Weiner a call for advice. The actor was caught red-handed trying to hook up with an underage girl. It’s clear he knew about her jailbait status: Franco sent Lucy Clode, 17, a direct message on Instagram asking, “You’re 18?” When she wrote back “nearly 18,” he even asked her when her birthday was. Franco met Clode outside of his play “Of Mice and Men,” where she asked him to pose for a selfie with her. She captured a video of him telling her, “You gotta tag me.” She did, and he promptly direct-messaged Clode, who is visiting New York from a town called Dollar in Scotland. During the conversation, Franco asks Clode how long she is staying in New York and if she has a boyfriend. It escalates from there. In the texts, Franco asks, “Can I see you?”and “You’re single?” Most incriminating, he asks her, “Should I rent a room?” Clode shared the texts with a friend who quickly

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posted them to Reddit. Some are speculating that this is a publicity stunt for Franco’s new movie, in which he plays an older man seducing an underage teenager. And now the rumors have provided him with the perfect excuse. And Clode? She’s just wrapping up the best family vacation to New York ever. ANDREA PARK

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Aries | March 21-April 20. Damaging rumors will run rampant if you are overly attracted to one of your co-workers. Protect your reputation by keeping your personal life a secret. Taurus | April 21-May 21. A romantic opportunity will come your way. If your working conditions need improvement, get together and take some recommendations to your employer. Gemini | May 22-June 20. We all go through periods when we feel restless and need to experience something diﬀerent.

Cancer | June 21-July 22. Look in on relatives who have health issues. Keep your work plans a secret until you are ready to make your play.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Make sure you have all the pertinent details before making accusations or demands. You have a lot to lose if you are uninformed.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. Be mindful when choosing your friends. You will be offered help, but impart guidance if you want things done right.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Your attention to detail will make a good impression. Delegate jobs that you can’t complete. Your self-conﬁdence will attract positive attention.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Take a break. Your stress level is high, and you could be risking your health if you don’t deal with minor issues now.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18. It’s time to stop making excuses regarding fitness and diet programs. Procrastination will only make things worse.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Your goals may be admirable and your intentions good, but you could lose a few friends along the way. Don’t turn into a know-it-all.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Trouble may be brewing. It’s essential to keep open the lines of communication between you and your partner. Don’t wait until it’s too late. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. A social function may lead to confusion, deceit or unpredictable motives. Someone may be trying to take advantage of you.

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Obamacare is positive Re: ‘Americans want care, not highway robbery’ (Metro, April 3) The recent letters saying that health insurers make huge profits of 20 percent and are complaining because it’s not their usual 30 percent are ridiculous. Their average profit margin is around 4.5 percent, a fact that can easily be looked up online. This is on the low end of the spectrum as far as corporate profits are concerned. As for expanding government insurance such as Medicare (because the government does not have a profit motive like the evil insurance companies), private insurance’s administrative costs run about 5 percent less than what it costs the government per enrollee. In short, insurance com-

pany proﬁts are not much of a medical cost driver, and those same insurance companies administer claims far more eﬃciently than the government does. RON SHELTON, VIA EMAIL Maria Termini’s concerns about the U.S. health care system are duly noted, but saying “the ACA is not positive reform” ignores the fact that about 10 million people have access to health care now who did not before the law. She also ignores that the rise of health care costs since the law was passed is at the lowest rate in decades. Don’t be fooled into making the perfect the enemy of the good. CHARLES HALL, VIA EMAIL

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Terrible start

WHEELER STRUCK OUT SIX IN THE LOSS. GETTY IMAGES

Mets swept in opening series by Nationals

LEGER DOUZABLE The defensive lineman has ﬁnally found a home with the Jets, and the team and fans have head coach Rex Ryan to thank for keeping him onboard.

‘I LOVE PLAYING FOR REX’ Jets defensive end Leger Douzable feels he has found a home after four stops in seven seasons. A free agent signing last year, Douzable came in and impressed from the edge position. He turned his 2013 success into a oneyear contract to extend his stay in New York. He spoke with us about his new contract, a future in television and playing for Rex Ryan. Before you signed with the Jets, was this the place you wanted to play or did you want to test the waters for other oﬀers? They offered awhile back. I entertained a little bit but I knew where I wanted to be. I wanted to be in New York. Me and [linebacker] Calvin [Pace], we talked a lot in the offseason and him coming back — he told me he really wanted to come back. Having [defensive] line coach [Karl] Dunbar and Rex there

another year helped me in making that decision. How much of a factor in staying was continuing your television career post-playing days? You’re the first person to ask me and that had a major impact on me coming back. What better market to be in to work on your craft for after football than New York City? I did some work with SNY last year and I plan on doing some more work with them this offseason. That was a piece of the pie for me coming

back, definitely. You’ve spoken in the past about playing for Rex Ryan. How much did it mean to you that he was coming back for another season? Did that impact your decision at all? After I called my mom, that was the next person I called. Him coming back was major for me coming back. Playing for Rex was great. He was a great coach and a great person, period. He got a bad rep from some in the media. He’s a guy you will go to war

By the numbers The Jets defensive line is one of the deepest — and best — in football. •

Douzable had 1 1/2 sacks and a fumble recovery last season.

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He had 20 tackles, secondhighest in his career.

REX RYAN BEGAN HIS CAREER AS A DEFENSIVE LINE COACH.

for and he will go to war for you. I know that. I love playing for Rex. He was super excited that I got it done. He said he had been waiting for me to give him a call. He thought it’d be done a little while ago. But he was glad we got it done. We talked about the offseason and what they see me doing. What is so special about Rex? Players always seem to sing his praises. His energy. He comes to work with a lot of energy every day. When we come to a game, we know exactly what we’re going to do. The guy preps like no other. It’s great to play with a guy like that, he wears his emotions on his sleeves but you know that he cares. You come into work every day, you’re ecstatic to work because of his energy.

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Three games into the season and the Mets still have 90 wins left to meet their goal. The Mets were swept by the Nationals in their seasonopening series, losing 8-2 on Thursday. Zack Wheeler was solid — six innings, three runs — in his first start of his sophomore season. But the bullpen was dreadful again, surrendering four runs total in the seventh and eighth innings. Curtis Granderson did pick up his first two hits of the season — both doubles — but Ryan Zimmerman’s 4-for-5, two-RBI day trumped his performance. METRO

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Agent: Johnson gone from Titans Titans running back Chris Johnson is not long for Tennessee, so says his agent. Joel Segal told SiriusXM his player could be released or traded by Monday’s oﬀseason workouts. Though he isn’t sure of an exact date, Segal said Johnson won’t be back with the Titans. The 28-year-old has been linked to the Jets.

Parent trap

Murphy responds to paternity criticism Mets second baseman Daniel Murphy was back with the team and said he wasn’t concerned with the criticism by WFAN about him being with his wife as she gave birth to their first child. “Having me there helped a lot, and vice versa, to take some of the load off,” he said. Murphy was 1-for-3 in the loss. METRO

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“[My wife] had surgery and she was wiped. ... It felt, for us, like the right decision to make.” Daniel Murphy On taking paternity leave

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Carmelo Anthony is averaging 27.7 points per game over the last 15 games. The Knicks are 12-3 over that stretch.

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