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Cops arrest man wanted in child’s fatal stabbing Caught. The NYPD arrested Daniel St. Hubert on Wednesday in the case of a stabbing attack that left one child dead. Minutes after authorities named him as a suspect, police said detectives in Queens tracked down Daniel St. Hubert and arrested him in connection to the stabbing death of a boy in East New York.

Daniel St. Hubert, 27, was arrested in the stabbing death of a 6-year-old. Witnesses gave his description, right, to police. / NYPD

NYPD said late Wednesday that St. Hubert, 27, was collared by detectives shortly after 8 p.m. near 145th Street and 133th Avenue in Queens and taken to the 106th Precinct station house.

At nearly the exact same moment, Mayor Bill de Blasio joined Police Commissioner Bill Bratton, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams to release St.

Hubert’s wanted poster. “The human dynamic is so deeply moving and disturbing,” de Blasio said. “These parents are in such pain now, as a parent myself, my heart goes out to all of them.” Authorities disclosed Hubert’s name in connection to the death of P.J. Avitto, 6, and severe injuries to Mikayla Capers, 8, on Sunday at the Boulevard Houses. Bratton said investigators had not yet conclusively linked St. Hubert to Friday’s stabbing of 18-year-old Tanaya Copeland.

“We have not ruled him on the Friday night stabbing of the 18-yearold,” Bratton said. St. Hubert was released on parole on May 23 for a domestic assault and had nine prior arrests. Boyce said he has also displayed a history of violent behavior, having attacked a police officer and corrections officer. Boyce declined to say if St. Hubert was considered as emotionally disturbed. CHESTER JESUS SORIA and ALLEN HOUSTON chester.soria@metro.us

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your job? Well the best thing is definitely meeting the individuals that create the oddities we buy and tell us their unbelievable stories — which we use on our website, in our books or in our newspaper cartoon feature. The worst thing is not being able to acquire something because of size alone. For example, I have been offered a space capsule, a whole house made from newspapers, a handmade roller coaster — all things I would have loved to acquire. What’s in it for the seller? I often tell people I can make them famous, but

not necessarily rich. Everyone gets credit — unless they don’t want it. Being able to tie a name and a place to an object gives it credibility. We also have lifetime odditorium passes and framable “Certificates of Recognition” that we give to our contributors. Why do people love Ripley’s? People are fascinated by what they don’t know, and once they have witnessed it in person, they can’t wait to tell someone else about it. People always want to prove their cool level by being able to say “Did you know?” — or, even better, “Believe it or not!” T. MICHELLE MURPHY

A man stabbed multiple times early Wednesday morning at a Manhattan subway platform is expected to recover from his injuries. Police said the 53-year-old man was found bleeding and unresponsive in front of subway stairs at West 18th Street and Seventh Avenue in Chelsea at around 5:30 a.m.. Investigators believe the man was on the southbound 1 train platform when he may have been in some sort of verbal altercation with more than one person. At some point, the fight reportedly got physical and the man was stabbed. Authorities have made no arrests. The investigation is ongoing. CHESTER JESUS SORIA

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Hugged by construction, a 6,000-square-foot field with blooming crimson clovers has appeared on the Brooklyn waterfront, down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass. The John Street Pasture, a temporary “living earthwork” opening in DUMBO this Saturday, is a celebration of the transitional nature of urban land on a former parking lot and future condominium. “People will interpret it in many different ways. The most important thing is for them to enjoy it,” said artist and farmer Andrea Reynosa. In some ways, the pasture is a preview for a new section of Brooklyn Bridge Park expected to be completed next year. Bordered by the park’s construction, the John Street Pasture offers views of the Manhattan skyline from a site formerly owned by Con Edison. “This is the first time people can walk on this site and enjoy the views of the

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Manhattan skyline in a location that, frankly, no one had access to before,” said Regina Myer, president of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Reynosa has looked out at asphalt and weeds on the site from her DUMBO loft since moving in 20 years ago. Last fall, Reynosa proposed a pop-up art installation to the site’s developer, Alloy, and the Brooklyn Bridge Park. Mid-summer — exactly when depends on the weather — the pasture

Visit metro.us for a photo gallery of the John Street Pasture in DUMBO. will be dismantled. The collaborators are exploring natural options to remove the clover and reuse the enriched soil for the park’s construction. “The park will be built quickly after that,” Reynosa said. Luxury apartments will also be built. The development, Myer said, will help the park’s financial footing and future maintenance. ANNA SANDERS @AnnaESanders anna.sanders@metro.us

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Protesting Tiananmen Protesters gathered outside of the Chinese Consulate General office in New York City on Wednesday to honor the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. “We’re all human beings and our demands are simple. We want freedom and human rights for people in China,” said Baoxing Huang, 36, of Long Island. / SAMAR KHURSHID, METRO

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Kourtney Kardashian is preggers Wouldn’t it have been perfect if Kim had gotten pregnant on her honeymoon with Kanye? Well, it’s probably too early to know that, but her sister Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant with her third child. And yes, it’s Scott Disick who’s the father again, so the story is not really that interesting. Sorry! Sources told Us Weekly that the reality star is only a few months along, so I guess we’ll still have to wait a little while to see the baby bump. LASSE E. KRISTIANSEN

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doing lately as well, most recently with “Edge of Tomorrow,” a sci-fi action film that finds the actor as a gung-ho commander happy to take his crew into a battle with angry aliens. Why this is a phoner: We’re talking from

Durango, Mexico — old Mexico, the land time forgot. This is a really old, old town, and I didn’t realize much about it aside from the fact that it was a famous movie town for John Wayne and Sam Peckinpah back in the day. We just started shooting “Texas Rising,” a

new miniseries for History [Channel]. It’s kind of their first big follow-up to “Hatfields and McCoys.” It’s the same producers, but this time we’re helmed by the great Roland Joffe. Really digging his chili. On finally seeing ‘Edge of Tomorrow’ — in Mexico:

BILL PAXTON It’s best to let the “Edge of Tomorrow” supporting player say what he wants for as long as he wants.

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live down. It’s certainly a beloved character, and it’s amazing to think that after all this time that each generation discovers “Aliens” and embraces it. It’s kind of

like the “Wizard of Oz” of sci-fi movies. You might want to skew that a little different. [Laughs] It’s nice when you can satisfy the hardest critic of all, and that’s time.

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What I’ve heard is it’s playing like gangbusters. I haven’t seen it. I’m going to see it. Down here it’s called “Al Filo del Manana” — sounds like “I’ll feel you up tomorrow.” [Laughs] On the film coming out on the 70th anniversary of D-Day: Weirdly enough, I think that fell on a coincidence. When they’re picking those dates, they’re not picking them for historical significance. [Laughs] I think the reason Warner Bros. is down-playing that is out of respect. This has a very similar setup, but I think they didn’t want to exploit that. You’ve got this alien horde who have taken Europe, much like the blitzkrieg of the Nazis, and now the Allies — or the Federation, I forget what the hell we’re called — we’re spearheading a counter-invasion out of England, which of course means Normandy. That wasn’t lost on me and Tom [Cruise] while we were shooting it, but it just happened to fall on that date. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu

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He’s such a big ‘mensch’ Interview. Shep Gordon may be an obscure figure, but a new documentary shows he knows everyone. The subject of “Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon” isn’t a household name; he doesn’t even have a Wikipedia page. But as the documentary, directed by longtime friend Mike Myers, shows, he’s one of the Zeligs of the entertainment business. He knows everybody and everybody knows him. He was instrumental in starting the careers of Alice Cooper, Teddy Pendergrass, even Anne Murray, as well as producing movies, turning chefs into celebrities and much more. You used to be the one stopping people from bugging celebrities. What’s it like being the one who gets bugged? I don’t have that kind of fame whatsoever, but in cities that have festivals I’ll

get an occasional person who comes up to me. This girl came up to me recently, who was very sweet and had seen a screening, and she wanted to talk to me about some serious issues. And I had to get to this meeting. So I had to make a choice between keeping this person with whom I had a meeting waiting or being a bit of a jerk to someone who really wanted to talk to me. It made me realize what artists I managed had gone through. Did Myers have to do much coaxing to get you to do this? I said no for years and years and years. It was only when I was in the hospital that I said yes. I was probably heavily medicated. What things would you change about the film? I felt that I was given too much credit in the early days of Alice [Cooper], which is why I’ve been crediting Joe Greenberg, who was my partner. I come across like I did everything. I truly had people who helped me everywhere, and he was the

Shep Gordon, left, hangs with Alice Cooper, one of his most famous clients, in the ’70s. Gordon, shown today in the inset, gets profiled in the documentary “Supermensch.” / RADIUS-TWC On the Floyd

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What’s more summery than watching a pair of kids with cancer fall in love? Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort play dying teens who fall for each other. They make googly eyes at each other and send cute texts, just like kids who aren’t gravely ill.

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‘Edge of Tomorrow’ Insanely, the makers of this sci-fi action flick didn’t stick with the title of the book from which the film was made: “All You Need is Kill.� Tom Cruise plays a futuristic soldier who keeps reliving the same battle; it’s “Groundhog Day� with angry aliens and big guns.

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‘Obvious Child’ The hoped-for breakout film for Jenny Slate (sociopathic Mona-Lisa on “Parks and Recreation�), this indie comedy stars the actress as a woman who is dumped, fired and knocked up. Then she schedules her abortion for Valentine’s Day.

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‘Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon’ An unfailingly kind manager who you can thank for the rise of Alice Cooper, Teddy Pendergrass and Anne Murray, Shep Gordon is the subject of this high-profile, freewheeling documentary made by Mike Myers.

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‘The Sacrament’ In this fake documentary about a real event,

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‘The Case Against i t 8’ The successful pushback against California’s anti-gay Proposition 8 is explored and preserved in this documentary, which observes how marriage equality gets an unlikely defender in far-right lawyer (and G.W. Bush buddy) Ted Olson.

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‘Ping Pong Summer’ Not quite another “The Way Way Back,� this comedy looks back at 1985 through the lens of a teen obsessed with pingpong or “table tennis.� Among his all-star cohorts are Judah Friedlander, Susan Sarandon and Lea Thompson.

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No longer kids, but still ready to tour Interview. Bruce McCulloch talks reuniting the kids of Kids in the Hall. For the first time since 2008, the Kids in the Hall are touring. Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney and Scott Thompson make up the Canadian comedy troupe, which has gained a loyal cult following since their offbeat sketch show premiered in 1988. We spoke with Bruce McCulloch about the Rusty and Ready tour and their writing process now that the kids aren’t quite kids anymore.

The Kids in the Hall are on tour now. No New York dates are scheduled yet, but you can see them in Philadelphia at the Merriam Theater (250 S. Broad St.) June 8. / PROVIDED

You’ve written a lot of new material for this tour, but will we also see a few favorite characters

return? We got together in Toronto in December and did all new material. From there we picked out our favorite pieces. But yes, there will be new things from characters that people know, so it’s a twofor. I think it’s a good mix of both new material and favorites. Now that you guys are a little older, what’s influencing your writing? We’re influenced by all the weird people that we meet in the world. We wrote a piece about Quoted

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foodie culture. That’s something we wouldn’t have written about 10 or 20 years ago. And now we write less about breaking up with girlfriends. Are you ever surprised by the waves of new, younger Kids in the Hall fans? Yes and no. I always find strange old music to get into, but I wasn’t there the first time around. I think we connect with weird outsiders, of which there is a new generation born every day. I’m just more shocked that anyone comes to see us, actually. It’s amazing that we can go to cities and fill up a theater. I’m very touched that people are interested at all. JULIA WEST @metronewyork letters@metro.us

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Julia What’s the hardest challenge that your clients overcome? New clients must learn to relinquish control to the matchmakers, as the idea of “mystery date” can be quite nerveracking. In order for the matchmaker to introduce the client to the best match, the client has to be open and honest with the matchmaker. Building trust can take time, so we should have open and ongoing communication. How is Tawkify different from other dating services? Tawkify does not charge a flat fee in the thousands. We’re a monthto-month service, just like Match.com — except there is NO ALGORITHM. All of us matchmakers have unique backgrounds and bring our own perspectives to matching. The Tawkify team works together to give the clients matches

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What should someone expect from a first Tawkify date? Going into a first date, I bring my clients’ expectations down to zero. This is an introduction they wouldn’t receive otherwise, so it is required that they go in open-minded about the adventure. Sometimes friendship comes out of it, sometimes romance comes out of it, sometimes self-awareness comes out of it. It’s an exercise in vulnerability! T. MICHELLE MURPHY @TMichelleMurphy tmichelle.murphy@metro.us

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Admit it: You’re a little sick of online dating. Wouldn’t it be easier if someone else did all of the hard work? Tawkify is a concierge dating service that’s been setting up single people with similar interests since 2012. Your designated

matchmaker puts you in contact and even plans an exciting first date. Tawkify matchmakers come from all different backgrounds, and they’re assigned based on compatibility. But the whole team ultimately works together to ensure client satisfaction. We spoke to Julia and George, two of the company’s growing staff of matchmakers, to get a little more insight about their gig.

What is your process like when you’re out looking for matches for your client? When out in the field (hunting singles), I am very direct. I want to know what someone does for a living and whether he or she is single. If people seem like they can hold a conversation, I ask for their contact information and aim to learn more about them with a follow-up call or meet. When selecting a match for clients, I approach each person differently. Depending on my clients’ goals and their stages in

clients are harder than others, and it’s hard not to take it personally.

life, I aim for fits who will treat them well. It is my goal to filter out the jerks and flakes.

What do you consider the best and worst parts of your job? The best: I found a way to make my social life my job! But I hurt for my clients when things don’t work out their way. Some

How is this different than old-fashioned ideas of matchmaking? One of the toughest parts of the job is convincing people that it’s not natural to meet people based on pictures and profiles. We’ve become used to a process that we all admit is toxic, but we believe it’s best because we are allowed to comfortably form preconceived notions while laying in our beds with our cell phones. Matchmakers didn’t have to [explain] that a couple decades ago.

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Relationships. There’s nothing wrong with you after all, says author Sara Eckel When Sara Eckel published her essay “Sometimes it’s not you, or the math” in the Modern Love section of The New York Times three years ago, she wasn’t expecting the outpouring of positive feedback she received. The piece details the personal growth and pain Eckel went through while single throughout her 30s. “I thought I was writing about my small world in New York City,” says Eckel, but people around the world reached out to tell her how much they related to her story. “I had written similar pieces in the past along that theme, because I kept having this epiphany that I’m fine the way I am,” she says.“I kept having that epiphany, but I [also] kept forgetting it.” It was that piece in The Times that led Eckel to

write her book “It’s Not You: 27 (Wrong) Reasons You’re Single.” “In a way, it is written for my single self,” Eckel says. “Because I did torture myself with that question, ‘What is wrong with me?’” Throughout the book, Eckel breaks down the common stereotypes that single women often hear from their families and from popular culture, shares anecdotes and examines sociological studies about single life. (Although, at 39, Eckel met the man who would become her husband.) One thing Eckel discovered in her research was how easily women who married later in life said they had adapted to living with a partner. “You always hear about how hard it is to adjust to marriage if you are older,” she says. “I felt like I wasn’t

Single? Don’t torment yourself with the question “What is wrong with me?” / PHOTODISC

getting the proper training for being in a relationship because I had pretty much always been single.” “But I wanted this thing to change and once it did, I was so happy and I realized that if it meant compromises, then I

would do it,” she says. Publishers have been printing books about how to find love for centuries, and Eckel says that she understands why those messages appeal to so many. “Love is what most of us want,” she says. “Because so many of us want it, of course we’re going to read something that says ‘Here are the 10 things to do to make it happen.’ “We’re constantly told, ‘to get a better job, do this,’ or ‘to make more money, just do this,’” Eckel continues. “With love, it’s just so much more elusive. But there will always be people trying to figure it out.” LAKSHMI GANDHI

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METRO’S ULTIMATE GOING OUT GUIDE

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Where to watch

Stanley Cup playoffs Raise one to the Rangers as they fight for hockey’s top prize, which they last won a long 20 years ago.

Manny’s on Second 1770 Second Ave., Upper East Side With as many screens behind the bar as liquor bottles, you won’t miss a minute. Try the wings and waffle fries.

Warren 77 77 Warren St., Tribeca Take a date to this hockey haven, which doesn’t assume you’re only there for the game — sit down to a proper dinner in one of its wraparound booths.

Chef’s choice: Picnic in the park Summer. Make a spread worthy of NYC’s foodie rep.

470 Sixth Ave. When packing for a picnic, it’s important to bring dishes that aren’t too cumbersome to eat. TreTrevino’s dream picnic

Union Grounds 270 Smith St., Gowanus A young crowd, plenty of seating and a row of TVs along both walls make this a cool and comfortable viewing spot.

Windy City Ale House

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7915 Third Ave., Bay Ridge This Chicago transplant drew a good crowd when the Blackhawks took it all last year. Try another style of hot dog as you watch the playoffs on one of its nearly 30 screens.

43 E. Seventh St., East Village Small and quirky with craft beers and lots of memorabilia, proving that the guys who run this place love sports as much as you. EVA KIS

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I Love Vinyl’s Fifth Anniversary Sunset Cruise Saturday, 6 p.m. Circle Line Cruises, Pier 83, W. 42nd St., $25-$30, 212-563-3200 www.ilovevinyl.org

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vino, who is the head chef at new Mexican hotspot Horchata in the West Village, suggests starting with guacamole. “This is an especially good addition to a picnic because it’s fairly light, lasts long and travels easily,” he explains. Pro tip: Leaving the avocado pit in the guacamole container will keep it from browning.

Chef Jeff Kreisel, The Derby 167 Orchard St. Kreisel might be a Yankee, but his picnic menu is Southern all the way. We can’t disagree when he says, “There’s nothing like

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Show your love for music on wax at I Love Vinyl’s anniversary party — on a boat. If you like dancing while the sun sets (and you don’t get seasick) then this is your kind of ride. Kick out to club jams — all vinyl, no Macs.

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With those belated April showers finally behind us, it’s time to set up camp in the city’s parks on lazy weekend afternoons. But don’t just pack your book and a Subway footlong — make a gourmet picnic basket to share with (and impress) your friends. We asked three local chefs what they would put in their baskets; they even threw in a few recipes.

Chef Manuel Trevino, Horchata

Recipe. Horchata’s Guacamole

The Amazing Movie Trivia Scavenger Hunt Saturday, 12:30 p.m. Village Pourhouse, 64 Third Ave. $20, 212-979-2337 www.pogoevents.com You think you know NYC movies? Form a team and take part in this trivia-cum-obstacle course that tests your knowledge of NYC movies and your ability to run all

delicious fried chicken while relaxing with family and friends.” Except for maybe deviled eggs and biscuits, that is. Feel a little less guilty by packing a chopped salad, peaches and watermelon — Kreisel suggests adding the fruit to the salad.

Chef Dale Talde, Talde 369 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn It’s no surprise the barbecue king of Park Slope went with a spread of comfort dishes, but naturally, Talde added an Asian twist: Korean fried chicken.

over the city. You’ve seen “Ghostbusters” and “King of New York,” so take a chance — the winner gets a sweet gift package. FESTIVAL

14th Annual Egg Rolls & Egg Creams Festival Sunday, Noon Museum at Eldridge Street 12 Eldridge St., Free, 212-219-0302 www.eldridgestreet.org Celebrate the Jewish and Chinese communities of the Lower East Side and Chinatown at this block party with Chinese opera and acrobatics, klezmer music, Yiddish and Chinese language lessons, mah-jongg, scribal arts and more! Where else could you

Talde’s dream picnic

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White cheddar biscuits might not seem like an obvious companion to this kind of KFC, but Talde assures us of the pairing: “They are easy to make ahead of time and great to eat at room temperature — plus, it’s something a little different than normal sandwiches and chips.”

find such a cross-cultural party? CULTURE

TEDx FultonStreet 2014: Chrysalis Tuesday, 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Pace University’s Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts

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3 Spruce St., $100, 212-346-1715 www.tedxfultonstreet.com Spend the day immersed in inspirational thought. The theme is radical transformation, and each presenter will talk for 5-18 minutes — no drawn-out lectures. Speakers include platinum-selling recording artist BT, hostage negotiator George Kohlrieser and Tibetan monk Chongtul Rinpoche.

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Cosmopolitan + CFDA Fashion Career Summit Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. Hearst Tower, 300 W. 57th St. $50, www.cosmopolitan.com Do you dream of a job in fash-

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Spirits. You can’t lose when you bet on these Belmont cocktails A lot of New Yorkers are getting hyped up about the Belmont Stakes — which takes place right around the corner in Elmont, New York — largely thanks to the excitement surrounding California Chrome’s bid for the Triple Crown (he’d be the first racehorse to pull it off in

36 years). But we have a slightly different point of view. You see, none of that gambling and athleticism strikes home. But we do get excited about derbies because it’s a great excuse to wear fabulous clothes and go day drinking. If that’s more your speed

this Saturday, you might be interested in livening up the party with one of these indulgent recipes from Ariana Restaurant in SoHo. If you do things right, you’re going to be feeling victorious no matter who crosses that finish line first. T. MICHELLE MURPHY

Recipe

Strawberry Fennel Ingredients • Handful of strawberries • 1 oz. of Galliano • 1 oz. Combier • 4 slices fresh fennel • 1½ oz. vodka • ½ oz. lime juice • ½ oz. agave nectar • Splash of champagne Instructions Cut 2-3 strawberries in half and flambe them in Combier and Galliano liqueur (1 oz. Galliano, 1 oz.

Combier). Let the strawberries cool off. Take a shaker and muddle 2-3 small slices of fresh fennel. Add about two of the strawberries and muddle a second gently. Then add 1½ oz. vodka, ½ oz. of lime juice and ½ oz. of agave nectar — shake it with ice. Pour in a rock glass with any remaining fruit and top with a splash of Champagne. Garnish with a fresh strawberry and slice of fennel.

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ion? Join Cosmopolitan and the Council of Fashion Designers of America for tips and advice from top-notch professionals. COMING UP

Jazz Age Lawn Party June 14-15, 11 a.m. Governors Island 10 S St., $35-$300 www.jazzagelawnparty.com Celebrate the Jazz Age with tons of other gents and flappers out in the sun with live performers, dance lessons, a Charleston dance contest, cocktails, gourmet food and more. Live acts include Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra and The Minsky Sisters. Dress your best and celebrate like it’s 1920! JAY HONSTETTER

Ingredients • 8 green grapes • 1 ½ oz. of vodka • 1 oz. of elderflower liqueur • ¾ oz. of lime juice • ¼ oz. of agave nectar • ¼ oz. club soda • ¼ oz. hibiscus elixir

Instructions Muddle four grapes in a shaker, add the rest of ingredients except for the hibiscus elixir and soda. Shake with ice, pour in a rock glass with remaining grapes. Top with a dash of hibiscus elixir and splash with soda; garnish with one grape.

FOOD

Big Apple Barbecue Block Party Saturday-Sunday, 11 a.m. Madison Square Park Free, fast passes $125-$265 www.bigapplebbq.org Seventeen pit masters from around the country bring on the heat for the hottest of NYC BBQ parties. St. Louis-style ribs, beef brisket, Louisiana Andouille … got your mouth watering yet? Plus live music and seminars on making Southern sauces, Austin-inspired BBQ tacos and more. ERIC SCHWORTZ

LETTERS & GAMES

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Letters

Horoscope

Gemini | May 22-June 20. This is not the time to be pushy. Compromise is required. Be sensitive, and let others have their say. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Get in touch with someone from your past. It’s time to revive an old friendship. Make the first move, and see if a response is elicited. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. If you have been neglectful in any way, it’s time to make amends. Life is too short to waste your time arguing. Compromise is a good place to begin when dealing with a relationship.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. A surprise will brighten your day. Love and romance are highlighted, so spend some time with the people you love the most.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Collaborative ventures should be avoided today. Do your homework. You can make a small investment pay off.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Someone is trying to deceive you. Don’t believe what you are told. You will have to get the truth firsthand.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. You will get caught up in a dispute. Before you make any suggestions, get the facts. Keeping the peace will be difficult.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. It’s time to tackle home beautification and domestic chores. Spruce up your surroundings and burn a few calories.

Aries | March 21-April 20. Don’t be afraid to say no. It’s good to offer help, but take care of your responsibilities. You don’t have to be superhuman.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. You will be unsure of how to deal with a decision. Go back to the people you have trusted. Their input will help you to make the right choices.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Imagination is only part of the equation for a successful effort. Changes need to be made, and now is the time to make things happen.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Enjoy life today. Your health will suffer if you’re constantly worrying. Go out and do something with the people who make you happy. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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Learn from past bans Re: ‘New coal regulations will hurt the poor, cost jobs’ (Metro, June 4) The answer to how President Obama can impose regulations that affect coal-fired power plants is that it imposes the cost on the users of the product (us) rather than the people who will live with the aftermath of climate change (our children and grandchildren). A century ago, we thought asbestos was a wonder-product. It was used all over the place even though it was known to make people sick. Now, there are billions in losses related to asbestos contamination. I suspect that people made the same arguments you are when people tried to ban asbestos or lead in paint.

Mentally ill aren’t more violent in US Re: ‘Cut to the core of the problem’ (Metro, May 28) Since the United States is not the only country with mentally ill people, why are these types of atrocities not happening elsewhere? The easy access to guns, coupled with mental illness, is a deadly recipe. If we accept Michael McGovern’s argument that mental illness alone is the driving force behind these massacres, then we must also accept that America’s mentally ill are just more prone to violence. CAROLYN CASEY, VIA EMAIL

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Kings come out on top to kick off Cup Stanley Cup Final. Los Angeles scored in overtime after falling behind 2-0 early to take a series lead. The Rangers got off to about as good a start as they could’ve hoped for. The end didn’t go nearly as well. Justin Williams netted a goal 4:36 into overtime to give the Kings a 3-2 Game 1 win and early control of the series in the quest for the Stanley Cup. The winning goal came after a sloppy turnover in the zone by Rangers defeseman Dan Girardi. But things looked much more promising for the Rangers in the first period. They got on the board first on a breakaway

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Fire gone out The Rangers looked like the far superior team in the first 15 minutes of the game, but were anything but for the rest of the contest. The Blueshirts were outshot by an astounding 20-3 margin in the third period alone. The Kings finished with 16 more shots on goal in the game.

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More nothing The power play has been a problem all postseason for the Rangers. They were 0-for-3 in Game 1 and rarely even got much in the way of chances. In fact, they got better chances on a few short-handed opportunities, including Hagelin’s goal in the first period.

Mats Zuccarello and the Rangers play Game 2 on Saturday night (7 p.m., NBC). / GETTY IMAGES

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by Benoit Pouliot 13:21 into the game. Less than two minutes later, Carl Hagelin scooped up a turnover, raced down ice and fired a shot on goal before the Kings defender accidentally kicked in the rebound off Jonathan Quick. But the Kings answered before the period was out,

as Kyle Clifford took the puck from Derek Stepan and netted his first goal of the playoffs. Drew Doughty tied the game at 2-2 6:36 into the second period after a nifty, between-thelegs maneuver. MARK OSBORNE @MetroNYSports

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Speed trap Going into the series, the battle between the Kings’ size and the Rangers’ speed was earmarked as the biggest battle to watch. Early on, as the Rangers jumped out to their 2-0 lead, the speed looked deadly. Hagelin’s goal was reminiscent of Chris Kreider’s success against P.K. Subban. But the physicality of the Kings began to wear on them as the game continued.

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Spurs-Heat tip off Finals on Thursday This could be it for the San Antonio Spurs. For real, this time. Rumors of Tim Duncan’s retirement have been growing stronger and it’s hard to imagine the Spurs regrouping yet again if they fall to Miami in the NBA Finals for the second straight season. Game 1 of the Finals rematch is Thursday (9 p.m., ABC) in San Antonio. The two teams split their regular season series.

NEVER WRITE OFF THESE PLAYERS TOO EARLY coach and ex-New England assistant Bill O’Brien still sees Foster as a threedown centerpiece, one that will be featured on early downs and play the “passing back” role made famous by the Patriots. There simply aren’t that many backs that have 300-carry, 60-catch upside.

We are so quick to write players off in today’s culture. Did someone have a bad year? Let’s carve his tombstone with 140 characters. These “burn me once” and “never again” attitudes lead to big opportunities if we can pinpoint the guys primed for a comeback. This year’s fantasy football board is littered with them.

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Robert Griffin III thought he was Adrian Peterson, trying to come back from a knee reconstruction in just nine months. Big mistake. Griffin hobbled through a disastrous season, burning owners who were expecting an encore of his magical rookie campaign. But things are looking up. Griffin will be 20 months removed from his surgery by Week 1, run-first Mike Shanahan

Even in a down season, Griffin still had 3,203 passing yards and 489 rushing yards in 2013. / GETTY IMAGES

has been replaced by passhappy Jay Gruden (who turned Andy Dalton into a top-5 fantasy QB) and a new shiny toy in DeSean Jackson has been added.

Foster program Normally, writing off 28-year-old running backs

with three 300-touch seasons in the last four years is a good idea. Not in the case of Arian Foster. He looked like he had plenty of juice left early last season, and should actually benefit from the back surgery that allowed him to rest for most of the last 12 months. Perhaps more importantly, new

Prior to last season, Bills offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett said he was going to give C.J. Spiller the ball “until he throws up.” That sent fantasy owners into a frenzy, pushing Spiller’s stock as high as No. 2 overall. The results were maddening, as a high-ankle sprain and a timeshare with Fred Jackson led to a busted season. But the talent is still there in Spiller. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.

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More ssecondary issues

NFL. Giants’ Wilson not ot yet cleared for contactt David Wilson’s most recent round of tests won’t lead to him getting on the field yet, but the news wasn’t all negative. A CT scan on his neck showed his offseason surgery is progressing as planned and he could be ready for training camp on July 21. “Everything I got this morning was good news. There was nothing bad or negative,� Wilson said at practice Wednesday. “I’m very pleased and very blessed for my healing

process to continue.� He was hoping to be cleared for contact during this June’s organized team activities, but will have to wait. Wilson will be a little behind the pace this offseason as he faces competition from free agent Rashad Jennings and rookie Andre Williams. “There’s no need for me to go out there and have an accident that takes us backward when we’ve come so far,� Wilson said. METRO

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DAVID WILSON HAD FOUR TOUCHDOWNS AS A ROOKIE, BUT HAS ALSO DEALT WITH FUMBLING ISSUES EARLY IN HIS CAREER. GETTY IMAGES

The Gian Giants are dealing with another ano secondary problem just one day after the team released safety W Will Hill for a drug suspension. suspensi Cornerback Corne Jayron Hosley w was suspended for the ďŹ rst four games of the 2014 20 season by the NFL ffor testing positive for a substance of abuse. Hill Hi failed a second test for drugs last week and was

released by the Giants. Hosley was a thirdround pick by the Giants in 2012 out of Virginia Tech and a calculated risk at the time. Hosley failed a drug test at the NFL combine, contributing to his fall to pick No. 94. The Giants lost corner Terrell Thomas in the oseason, but replaced him with Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, who is set to start opposite Prince Amukamara. Hosley is the third cornerback and likely would’ve seen plenty of time on the ďŹ eld. METRO

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