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STILL STRONG A dark day. The Boston Marathon was forever changed one year ago today when two homemade bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three, wounding 260 and leading to a massive manhunt.

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Family adopts dog that raced Metro-North train A dog rescued last week after racing alongside a Metro-North train from the South Bronx to Manhattan was adopted, officials said Monday. The dog, named “Tie” by MTA workers for the railroad ties she ran across last Tuesday, was adopted by the Miller family Sunday after no owner came forward. Animal Care & Control of NYC received more than 100 queries and 36 applications to adopt Tie, according to Jessica Vaccaro, adoption supervisor at the organization. While the outpouring of interest in Tie was appreciated, Vaccaro said the group is also looking for homes for roughly 300 other animals. Visit the Animal Care & Control of NYC website at nycacc.org for information.

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Fireworks return to the East River Patriotic display. The Fourth of July show comes back to the East Side after five years on the Hudson River.

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“You know, the big loser today is New Jersey. And I want to say to New Jersey, we hope you have a wonderful July 4, and we hope you enjoy your fireworks shows. But now three or even four boroughs – I think that from Staten Island you’ll be able to see some of this show – will be able to enjoy this.” Sen. Daniel Squadron

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“It was really difficult to pick one family out of the bunch.” Vaccaro on choosing a home for Tie

Five years after losing the annual Fourth of July fireworks to the Hudson River, Macy’s annual event will make a triumphant return to the East River. Flanked by fellow elected leaders near the Brooklyn Bridge, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on

Monday that the massive pyrotechnic display would move back to the city’s East Side after sharing the fireworks with Manhattan’s out-of-state neighbors to the west. Amy Kule, an events executive producer for Macy’s, explained that while the Hudson River has played host since 2009, the fireworks have moved around Manhattan in the last 50 years. “We’ve always been nomadic in nature,” Kule said. One reason for the move, according to Kule, was a “bigger and better” display. Calling it a creative

departure from previous shows, the display will take over the Brooklyn Bridge, using the structure as one of the four launching pads for fireworks. The bridge would have to close during the display, and de Blasio said the city would need to cover additional security costs. “And I think it’s well worth it, considering that hundreds of thousands more New Yorkers will be able to benefit from this,” the mayor said. CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria

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Here to stay? As to how long Macy’s might continue to use the East River for the annual show, Mayor Bill de Blasio said he hopes to keep the fireworks display along the East River’s banks for as long as he can. •

“I savor this new location,” he said, “and we’re going to do everything we can to make that as typical as possible – as frequent as possible.”

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NYPD. Shooting spurs Happy birthday. Mets offer seats heightened security at 1964 prices to honor old venue The New York City Police Department is heightening security measures in local synagogues after Sunday’s shooting at Jewish community centers in Missouri. Hours after a suspect was arrested in the shooting deaths of three victims in a Kansas City suburb, local officials and authorities in New York City vowed to be vigilant

on the eve of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Late Sunday, Mayor Bill de Blasio offered the city’s condolences to the shooting victims, their families and the larger Jewish community. The NYPD said on Monday that it would increase police presence around Jewish communities and religious centers. CHESTER JESUS SORIA

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Shea Stadium might be gone, but the Mets want to rekindle some of their old glory this weekend. In honor of what would have been the field’s 50th anniversary, the Mets are offering tickets priced at how much they cost back in 1964, when Shea first opened. For one weekend only, Friday through Sunday, a limited number of tickets

for the team’s hometown bouts against the Atlanta Braves are going for as low as $3.50 in the backrow Promenade Box section at Citi Field. Shea, the Mets’ original home, was closed in 2008 after 44 years of games. It was demolished the following year and replaced with a parking lot for Citi Field. CHESTER JESUS SORIA

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Travel. Airbnb asks NY to change law that costs $21M in taxes Airbnb, the startup accommodation service that has been valued at billions of dollars, called on the state of New York to change a law that prevents it from collecting $21 million in taxes each year from its hosts. The tax law, which says only hotels can collect and remit occupancy taxes, excludes Airbnb because the state does not consider it a hotel service. The San Francisco-based company wants New York to allow Airbnb to classify itself as a hotel so it can collect the taxes. “New York will lose millions of dollars because current tax law prevents Airbnb from collecting and remitting occupancy-related taxes,” wrote the company’s head of public policy, David Hantman. Airbnb has come under fire in New York and

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Men in blue mourn loss of their own The coffin of fallen New York Police Department Officer Dennis Guerra is brought out from St. Rose of Lima Church in Far Rockaway, Queens, on Monday. Guerra died last week from injuries suffered in a fire at a Coney Island apartment building. His partner, Officer Rosa Rodriguez, remains in critical condition. Murder charges have been brought against Marcell Dockery, 16, who reportedly confessed to setting a mattress in the building on fire. / GETTY IMAGES

A 42-year-old Brooklyn man with a long rap sheet was gunned down outside the public housing project where he lived early Monday morning, police said. Armal Mallory was found with gunshot wounds to the torso and head about 12:15 a.m. in front of his home at 79 North Oxford Walk, part of the Whitman Houses, in Fort Greene. Police said he was declared dead at the scene. The investigation into the shooting, including determining a motive for the murder, is ongoing. Police said Mallory had an extensive criminal history, with at least eight charges dating back to 1989 through last year. ANNA SANDERS

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Central Park’s best-kept secret opens to public Exclusive. The four-acre Hallett Nature Sanctuary was closed in 1934. As New Yorkers filed into office buildings for work on Monday, Central Park gardener Shanna Blanchard settled into her job surrounded by birds, wildflowers and ferns. Blanchard is the Hallett Zone gardener for the Central Park Conservancy. Every day, she works to restore a four-acre nature preserve that had been untouched for decades. Hallett Nature Sanctuary, nestled in the southeast corner of the park and surrounded by the Pond, is an area most people do not know exists. The Central Park Conservancy began offering tours of the area last fall, but now the public can explore the sanctuary during scheduled open hours. Protected by a chainlink fence, the sanctuary was closed to the public in 1934. It was an experiment of sorts: What would happen to a woodland area in a large city if it were left unmaintained? Over time, invasive species such as wisteria and Japanese knotweed began to dominate the preserve. “When we first came in here, it was completely overgrown,” said Neil

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GOP. Lawmakers visit Afghanistan to press case for troops to stay The Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, John Boehner, is leading a delegation of Republican lawmakers on a trip to Afghanistan to underscore their call for U.S. forces to remain there and also to review the country’s presidential election, Boehner’s

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Suspect in killings at Kansas Jewish centers has hate-filled history Weapons. Police said that the gunman used a shotgun and other firearms. The suspect in the Passover Eve killings of three people at two Jewish community facilities in a Kansas City suburb has a long history of racism and antiSemitism, human rights groups said on Monday. Frazier Glenn Cross, 73, faced charges of premeditated murder at his initial court appearance on Monday afternoon. He was arrested Sunday after a shooting spree that killed a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather outside a popular Jewish community center, and a third victim outside a nearby Jewish retirement home. Both facilities are in Overland Park, Kan., an upscale suburb outside of Kansas City, Mo. Police said it was too early to determine if Sunday’s killings were motivated by anti-Semitism, but both the Southern Poverty Law Center, a

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John Stoller was about to finish his 26th mile at last year’s Boston Marathon. As he came through the final stretch of Boylston Street,

he stopped to chat with friends in front of Forum restaurant. “Usually I don’t stop,” says Stoller, who finished a quick conversation before continuing past the finish line. “I received my medal and had gotten my bags. … Then we heard the first blast.”

BOSTON MARATHON: STILL STRONG ONE YEAR LATER Meanwhile, above Sugar Heaven on Boylston Street, the staff of Marlo Marketing/Communications was celebrating its annual marathon party when the first blast hit. “There were a few seconds of deliberation — no one really knew if it was safer inside or on the street,” says Marlo Fogelman, principal of the company. “Then the second bomb went off and everyone just scrambled onto the fire escape through the back windows.” Down on the street, victims were tended to by first responders and good Samaritans. The fear of a third bomb detonating meant the crowd had to be removed, and fast. As officials worked to identify the bombers during the next couple days, the city attempted to function. For MBTA Transit Officer Dic Donohue, the sense of a calm before the storm

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A boy looks over hundreds of items placed near the blast site left in memory of the bombing victims. / NICOLAU NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

would certainly ring true by the end of the week. “The next few days were very strange,” Donohue tells us. “The usual bustling downtown area that I work in was quiet, and entire streets were shut down.” Police soon identified two suspects in the blasts. Video surveillance from Forum caught brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Chechen-born locals who resided in Cambridge. By Friday, they had allegedly murdered MIT Police Officer Sean Col-

A year ago today, the Boston Marathon was forever changed.

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lier and led authorities on a violent chase in which Donohue was shot. Laura Glass slept in at her Cambridge home after staying up all night listening to the news. When she awoke the next day to an FBI agent barging into her home, she started to put the pieces together. “It only took me a few minutes to figure out what was going on — the two brothers lived a few doors down from me,” said Glass. While older brother Tamerlan was killed, younger brother Dzhokhar was apprehended in a dry-docked boat in a Watertown backyard. In the end, four people were left dead and hundreds more injured. But as the 2014 Boston Marathon nears, runners are ready to take on the 26.2 miles without a second thought. “For runners it’s an

Haunting memories On Stuart Street, family members who had just been holding up signs of encouragement for runners were using them as a tool to find each other, fearing they had been killed in the blast. •

“You see these runners in their foil blankets walking around either completely lost or just with a look that you never forget,” Stoller said.

emotional time,” says Stoller. “Nobody cares about their time or if they finish. The running community is just a nice group of people, and they’re excited for this year.” MEGAN JOHNSON @metronewyork letters@metro.us

THE MARATHON IN FIVE PHOTOS The events of April 15, 2013, and the days following, will never be forgotten. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI

MIT Officer Sean Collier was killed by the alleged bombers.

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A MAN COMFORTS A CHILD WHILE VIEWING THE MEMORIAL.

Two people, one wearing a marathon runner’s jacket, hug near the blast site.

A victim is rushed from the scene of the bombings.

Crowds high-five police after one of the alleged bombers was captured.

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Piecing things together one year later For the record. The project manager for “Dear Boston: Messages from the Marathon Memorial” shares her experience.

“There is a lot of divorcing yourself from the emotional aspect. You just tell yourself, ‘You have to get through this,’” said Anne Starr, one of the people who spent recent months sifting through thousands of objects left at the original Boston Marathon bombing memorial. “That being said, there is something in every box that brings tears to your eyes.”

Starr worked as project manager on “Dear Boston: Messages from the Marathon Memorial,” an exhibition of memorabilia on display at the Boston Public Library. In the days following the fatal terror attack, thousands of people left their condolences in Boston’s Copley Square. Teddy bears, tattered running shoes, flowers and letters revealed the sheer sadness that visitors collectively felt as they passed by the nownotorious finish line. The development team started moving full steam ahead on the exhibit in January, which meant the team had to be decisive on which of the thousands of items would be selected. “So in a matter of two and a half months, we

A visitor views some of the hundreds of memorial items on display at the Boston Public Library. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO If you go

The exhibit is free and open to the public, and will remain in place until mid-May, at which point the items will be returned to the Boston City Archives for safekeeping.

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“We were looking at things that would show the worldwide support for Boston, the runners, those injured and the friends and families of those who were killed.” Starr

went from very beginning stages of the exhibit to opening it to the public. Museums usually take a year or two to do that, so we didn’t have a whole lot of time to pour over the objects,” said Starr. The objects that most spoke to her, Starr said, were related to people who were there on that fateful day, like running shoes, some bearing poignant notes written in marker. Marathon spectators Martin Richard, 8, Lu Lingzi, 23 and Krystle Campbell, 29, were killed and more than 260 others were injured when two bombs exploded at the Boylston Street finish line on April 15, 2013. Days later, MIT Officer Sean Collier, 26, was shot and killed, allegedly by the bombing suspects as

they attempted to flee the Boston area. “There was a note from Martin Richard’s teacher that stopped all of us in our tracks. It’s really kind of unpredictable which things will grab hold of you,” said Starr. The centerpiece of the exhibit: 150 pairs of colorful running shoes arranged in a large square shape. Things made by children, photographs of the victims, marathon bibs and handmade signs also were among the items selected for Dear Boston, though Starr said the display represents only a small percent of the objects left at the memorial. Visitors can walk through three sections of the exhibit. The first area includes objects that rep-

Interview. Marathon bombing hero Carlos Arredondo tips his cowboy hat to Bauman, Boston and first responders surgery, and not only went through surgery, but he also described one of the criminals who was standing right next to him the day of the bombing. He managed to look that person up and down. [Bauman] helped to bring a case against these criminals. Life works in strange ways. I helped to save his life, and he ended up recognizing the criminals.

Carlos Arredondo was dubbed the Cowboy Hat Hero last year after iconic photographs captured him assisting with the rescue of Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the attack. We sat down with him to talk about the one-year anniversary. Do you think that one of your purposes in life was to help save Jeff Bauman? It’s a miracle the way things happened. So many people did amazing work that day, and I did what I could. I prayed to God to protect me and give me some guidance to protect Jeff. ... It worked out, and Jeff finally went through

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Are you planning to attend this year’s marathon? I’m going to be at the finish line this year. I know I’m going to be with other survivors, including [Bauman] and his family. I just hope we’re all there

supporting each other so we can have a better day. Do you have any fears about going? I am scared [of] just going back, and being with the survivors and waiting for that moment, around 3 p.m. Hopefully nobody freaks out and starts getting sick about it. But I understand that some other survivors can’t handle it, so they’re going to stay away. What do you think when people call you a hero? It’s a little bit uncomfortable, you know? When people call me a hero, and I just look behind me at the many people who

were there at the time, helping out. ... I’m just very grateful for everybody who was there helping out. What was it like for you to see Jeff for the first time after the bombing? He was very thankful. Immediately I saw this young man in bed and saw that he was going to be OK. ... I love the kid. He’s very funny. He’s a great guy. It’s a miracle to see him doing the things he does. What’s it like for you to suddenly be in the spotlight? It has changed things, but ... we are very happy and proud to help in any way we can. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

resent the first minutes, hours and days after the attack. The second features objects related to a little later, like vigils, fundraisers and group runs. The final stage of the exhibit bears a message of hope, and even includes a “hope for the future” tree that allows visitors to write down their hope and string it on a branch. “People are still trying to make meaning out of what happened. Those objects offer much more reflection on what this means, and how we can move forward as a community,” said Starr. “Our goal is to help facilitate some healing.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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What positives do you feel have come from the tragedy of the bombing? It’s been amazing how people have been participating to help. They’ve collected funds for survivors and the victims’ families. I think the One Fund really brought a lot of people together and made good things happen. Prosthetics are very expensive, so [the survivors] need all the help they can get. It’s been amazing how Boston has handled all this tragedy.

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Easter candy spending hops into the billions Sugar rush. Most people find it too hard to resist pastel sweet treats.

Not being on the same page about money can turn domestic bliss into a domestic nightmare. / COLOURBOX

Survey. The No. 1 money mistake couples make Relationships can move pretty fast, especially when you live in an expensive urban area. It’s easy enough to rationalize that if you’re spending most nights together anyway, you might as well save on rent money and move in together. If you’re still living separately, you might want to check out what 1,000 cohabitating renters told Rent.com so you can learn from their experiences. After giving 1,000

couples a survey, Rent.com found that the No. 1 regret most cohabitants had was not talking about how to divide the finances before moving in together. Talking about money may not be fun, but it can be a big enough problem to ruin a relationship. Considering that 32 percent of those surveyed moved in together to see if their partner was “the one,” talk it out, get on the same page and then live happily ever after. EMILY LAURENCE

It seems those Cadbury eggs and Peeps in the candy aisle are just irresistible to most. According to the National Confectioner’s Association, Americans spent $2.1 billion on Easter candy last year and that number is projected to reach even higher this year. That $2.1 billion doesn’t take into account other Easter expenses, like new clothes, travBy the numbers

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eling or decorations. The average person spends $28 on Easter candy. Chocolate bunnies are the biggest seller: Ninety million were sold last year. Overall Easter spending is projected to reach $16 billion this year. According to a survey conducted by the Prosper Insights & Analytics, the average American will spend $137.46 on the holiday. Besides candy, the most popular Easter items people spend money on are groceries for Easter dinner, clothes, gifts, flowers and decorations. And they aren’t just spending because they’re tempted by those pastelwrapped sugary snacks at the register. The same survey found that 80 percent of Americans actually celebrate Easter in some way. EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence

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‘My second job is a stress releaser’ Work-life balance. Sometimes working overtime is not about the money. Briey describe your two jobs. My primary job is as a records manager at a law firm, which I work Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. I also teach Zumba fitness classes Monday through Saturday, starting around 6 p.m. Do people at the law ďŹ rm mind you leaving at 5:30 to go teach Zumba? Not at all. I always have my Blackberry with me, so I’m in constant communication. How did you get into Zumba? When I was 39, I was 85 pounds overweight. ... I knew I needed to make a change. So, I ordered Zumba videos, but I couldn’t even do two cho-

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reographies without getting winded. I went to the gym and basically lived in the gym for four months and I lost all the weight. I wanted to bring Zumba up in intensity. The field was dominated by women, and I wanted to bring men into the class and show that the moves can be moderated so everyone — regardless of fitness level

— can do it. So I got licensed and began teaching. So this job is not for the money at all. No, not at all. I don’t depend on the money, but I wouldn’t do it for free either because it’s time away from my family, so I need it to be tangible. I see it as a stress releaser.

push through. That has always been my driving force. When I was a kid, there was no expectation to go to college, but I didn’t want that for my kids. You live by example, so both my wife and I went to college. I got my master’s [degree]. When we had kids, it was not a discussion of whether they would go to college or not, just a discussion of where.

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Where do you live in the city? I live in the Bronx, in a gated community. I have two daughters, 25 and 18. ... I was born and raised in the projects in the Bronx. I didn’t want my kids to know what it was like to struggle financially. We live in a beautiful home and have a good life.

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You’re darn tootin’! Interview. Kate Walsh didn’t get to do the big accent for her stint on “Fargo.�

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Kate Walsh could have been in “Fargo� twice. In the mid-1990s, Joel and Ethan Coen were casting their film. “I lived in Chicago at the time,� the “Grey’s Anatomy� and “Private Practice� actress says. “I was an up-and-coming actress. I was a huge [Coens] fan, but I didn’t get the part.� But now she’s in the TV series version of “Fargo,� a miniseries that tells another tale of murder and crime in sleepy, seemingly polite North Dakota. She plays Gina, the ex-stripper whose philandering, wealthy husband is, in the first episode, murdered by a hitman (Billy Bob Thornton) at the behest, sort of, of a nervous insurance salesman (Mar-

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tors not doing the broad Midwestern accent that so defined the 1996 film. “I did miss it,� she confesses. “I was jealous of everyone doing it. I was like, ‘Are you sure you don’t want the accent? Are you SURE?’� Although she won’t get to stay with her character long — the show is a oneoff, telling one story over 10 episodes — she came to really love Gina. “It was really liberating to play someone who says what they’re thinking,� Walsh says. “She’s honest and she’s a survivor. I identify with that. She’s basically a prostitute — a former stripper who thought she married really well. But now she desperately wants out. “I feel like I would need to get out of there too. I would not want to live in that mansion. I would not want to live in Fargo.�

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Tye Sheridan may be one of the busiest teenagers in film. After an attention-grabbing start in 2011’s “The Tree of Life� and 2012’s “Mud,� 17-year-old Sheridan now stars in “Joe,� David Gordon Green’s offbeat, darkly comic tale about a teenager (Sheridan) who befriends a surly ex-con (Nicolas Cage). Plus, Sheridan has four more films in the can set to come out this year. Somebody’s a bit of an overachiever.

Kyle Wilamowski, and he’s been working on this for, like, eight or nine years, and this is his first feature. It’s always fun to work with someone like that because you know they’ve put their heart and soul into the project. I love doing small, independent

FILM stuff because this is what people really care about. And I just did a film called “Dark Places.� It’s an adaptation of a novel by Gillian Flynn. My character is convicted of murdering his family, so it’s going to be really dark. He’s kind of Satanic, too. [Laughs]

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Walking away from the Walkmen Solo. Hamilton Leithauser emerges with ‘‘Black Hours.’’ Though many lyrics on Hamilton Leithauser’s solo debut are worthy of a title like “Black Hours,� the singer promises that none of the darkness is related to the “extreme hiatus� that his band, the Walkmen, made public last year. “It would be easy to read into that,� he says. “I mean I wrote a song like, ‘I Don’t Need Anyone,’ one, but that’s supposed ed to be a love song. I can see how that would easily translate into that story, but that’s not where it comes from.� The music is a logical extension of where the band were headed with their 2012 album, “Heaven,� but it is willfully less accessible. The album begins with the singer’s voice against a stark piano and a dramatic string section, an arrangement evoking a crooner from bygone days, albeit with a more cynical sneer. “Do you wonder why I sing these love songs when I have no love at all?� he sings on opener, “5 AM.� “‘5 AM’ was the first thing I did and it’s when I really realized I didn’t want to just play rock ‘n’ roll,� he says, “and I thought I wanted to do all these

very heavily influenced by Frank Sinatra, strings and big band music.� But as Leithauser headed further in this direction, he was contacted by Vampire Weekend maestro Rostam Batmanglij about a collaboration. “Rostam and I started working together and he wanted to do rock ‘n’ roll,� says Leithauser. “I didn’t know if I wanted to, but all of the sudden it was fun to do rock ‘n’ roll again, so the record is half and half.� The rock ‘n’ roll half is welcome contrast to a welc the moodier piecees, as many of the ssunnier “Black Hours� tracks H ffind Leithauseer’s voice paired with female vow cals, courtesy of cals Amber Coffman of the Dirty Projectors. But not all of Leithauser’s collaborators are new. Walkmen guitarist Paul Maroon is featured prominently, but his playing is decidedly different from the subway tunnel reverb that defined the band’s sound for a decade. “He and I are both aware that we were two big presences in the Walkmen,� says Leithauser, “and if we’re doing it under a different name, there has to be a reason we are doing it, and really vary up what he’s doing with his sound and what he’s playing.�

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Kids today are more entitled, lazy and coddled than ever before, right? It’s a common belief, and it’s one that education and parenting expert Alfie Kohn is trying to dispel. “When evidence and logic go one way, but practices and beliefs are pointing somewhere else, that’s something that has always interested me,” he tells us. In an attempt to reverse the belief that children today are spoiled rotten, Kohn wrote a book called “The Myth of the Spoiled Child,” out now. Kohn’s belief isn’t that it’s impossible to spoil a child; he says it’s of course possible to shower children unnecessarily with too many gifts. He just doesn’t like that many parents believe their kids have to “earn” their praise. “Praise is a way of saying to kids they have to jump through hoops, and then we’ll give them a ‘good job’ or a high five,” Kohn laments. He stresses

that praise shouldn’t be contingent on accomplishments and that developing positive self-esteem shouldn’t depend on being successful; it should be unconditional. He holds this same stance when it comes to punishment and says parents should bring children in on making decisions. “When a child does something wrong, it’s a problem to be solved — not an infraction to be punished,” he says. Of course this type of parenting requires more patience and giving up control, which many parents are hesitant to do, so “The Myth of the Spoiled Child” includes some broad ideas on how to do this and what it looks like. The heart of Kohn’s philosophy all comes down to unconditional love. Whether you agree or disagree with his parenting methods, that’s something everyone can get behind.

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Yankees hit by injury bug weeks into season MLB. The Yankees are already dealing with an early season injury epidemic but don’t expect reinforcements. The Yankees are only 13 games into the season, but it is already feeling a bit like last season on the injury front. Mark Teixeira is on the DL and Derek Jeter has missed the last two games with a strained right quad, but those were compounded on Sunday when Francisco Cervelli and Brian McCann were both injured. The news is worse on Cervelli, who suffered a Grade 2 hamstring strain

Cervelli pulled his hamstring trying, successfully after review, to beat out a double play. / GETTY IMAGES Free agency?

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free agent, both represented by Scott Boras, are options. Each is likely looking for a larger role than the Yankees could offer anyway. METRO

and will immediately hit the disabled list. He’ll likely be out a couple months. McCann had a ball deflect off his hand while catching, but X-rays were negative and he should be available Tuesday. Even early season sensation Yangervis Solarte was limping around the infield Sunday night, though that just came courtesy of an unfortunate hit below the belt. The Yankees were so desperate for a first baseman after Cervelli’s injury they played Carlos Beltran at the position despite having never played there in the majors. Austin Romine will likely be called up to replace Cervelli as backup catcher. MARK OSBORNE @MetroNYSports

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Phelps back in the pool The winningest Olympian of all time is back in the pool. Michael Phelps announced Monday that he will compete at the Arena Grand Prix in late April. Phelps, who owns 18 gold medals, is still debating a comeback for the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.

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Nets, Knicks meet with very little on the line When the NBA schedule was drawn up last year, a meaningless KnicksNets April meeting was not what they had in mind. Nets head coach Jason Kidd said before Sunday night’s game his team isn’t concerned with the Knicks, who they will meet Tuesday, especially since the Knicks likely have the same feeling. “It doesn’t matter to me,” Deron Williams said. “We’re worried about what’s going on in this locker room. As far as that’s concerned it would be good for the city to have a strong rivalry between the boroughs. There’s still a lot of time.” Last year was the first time the Knicks and Nets were in the postseason in the same season since the 2004. “I think it’s good for Brooklyn basketball,” Williams said. “It’s good for our brand and we

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Rangers ready for showdown with Flyers NHL. The rivals from just down the road meet in the first round. Ever since Dave Schultz hammered Dale Rolfe into submission in Game 7 of the 1974 Stanley Cup semifinals on the Broad Street Bullies’ way to their first Cup the Flyers and Rangers have seldom had much affection for each other. Perhaps it’s the proximity of the two biggest cities in the East or the air of superiority that seems to emanate from the Big Apple, but whenever these two square off the intensity seems to rise. That’s espe-

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cially true in n the postseaason, which has happened 10 times. The Flyers hold a 6-4 advantage. But the Rangers, who hold home-ice advantage in this year’s series, have won eight straight games against the Flyers at MSG. Henrik Lundqvist is a big reason why — and the Flyers know it. “Lundqvist is a good goalie,” said the Flyers’ leading goal scorer Wayne Simmonds. “To get pucks past him you’re going to have to take away his eyes and keep peppering him and peppering him.” JON MARKS @MetroPhilly

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