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New Yorker Deirdre Hess chats with Marit Joustra, her Airbnb guest from Holland. Airbnb has been the subject of criticism by some city officials. / BESS ADLER, METRO
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Airbnb users say site helps to pay the bills New York City. City officials are gunning for Airbnb, but New Yorkers who rent out their rooms say that it helps to make ends meet. Between the subway campaigns, the New York attorney general demanding a list of names and city officials claiming the site’s users are operating illegal hotels, it’s hard to be a New Yorker and not pay attention to Airbnb. The website, founded in San Francisco in 2008, connects people looking to rent out their rooms or homes to travelers. Earlier this year, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman demanded information on all New Yorkers using the site. The company handed over redacted data on 16,000 users, and was poised to hand over specific data on 124 New Yorkers. Then, an anonymous group from the 124 sued Airbnb. This week the company said they want Schneiderman and the site users to settle the matter amongst themselves. An attorney general investigation based on subpoenaed information found the “least prolific” of the 124 users had at least 10 different listings, generating $60 million over the past three years, according to the attorney general.
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A reflection of a growing trend Andrew Schrage, CEO of the financial education website MoneyCrashers. com, said businesses focusing on the “sharing
Visit Metro.us to read more on the Airbnb case and New York City. The company maintains these 124 users represent “less than 1 percent” of New Yorkers listing on Airbnb, and said many of
economy” are “popping up all over the place.” “During a one year period from 2012 to 2013, Airbnb visitors to New York created $632 million in economic activity, with $105 million
of that being spent in the outlying boroughs. I’d say that would far surpass any sort of increased revenues from folks staying in high end hotel rooms,” said Schrage said.
these “bad actors” have been removed from the site. But, for at least two New Yorkers who rent out their spaces, the developments aren’t changing the way they do business. Over the past two years, Deirdre Hess, 31, has hosted more than 200 people in her Bushwick apartment. Hess listed her extra bedroom, with the approval of her landlord, on Airbnb after her ex-husband moved out, and a roommate left after a year
of not paying the bills. “I was freaking out and working in a grocery store,” Hess said. After listing her place, Hess said she found her first guests were a “breath of fresh air and fun to talk to.” Hess said she understands the attorney general’s need to investigate those illegally renting out their apartments, and said she hopes the law can be fixed to not get in the way of New Yorkers trying to make ends meet. Lower East Side resi-
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the Republican Party and will face off against Cuomo in November. Gov. Cuomo’s preferred candidate for lieutenant governor, upstate politician Kathy Hochul overcame challenger Timothy Wu, a NYC-area professor. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 4. CHESTER JESUS SORIA
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dent Jessica Catz, 30, said she and her fiancee started listing their apartment as a way to travel more. “It also opened up my eyes to the multi-dwelling lifestyle, something I thought was only available to the super rich and elite,” Catz said. “It made it possible to say ‘hey, I want to spend time in a different city and place,’ and Airbnb allows us to do that.” Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, who has urged Mayor Bill de Blasio to “reject Airbnb’s business model,” believes the “illegal hotels” are contributing to less affordable housing in the city. “Airbnb can argue and say paying taxes is a good thing for the city,” Brewer said. “They’re only paying taxes on illegal activity.” WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE Wendy.Biddlecombe@metro.us
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Man shoots woman, self in suspected murder-suicide Police found a man and a woman shot dead in front of a Queens home on Monday evening in what appeared to be a case of murder-suicide. Authorities said they discovered the bodies of Ya Ling Meng, 46, and Xie
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Malaysia: Dutch report suggests MH-17 was shot down from ground Malaysia Airlines. The crash occurred over pro-Russian rebel-held territory in Ukraine on July 17. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 broke apart over Ukraine due to impact from a large number of fragments, the Dutch Safety Board said on Tuesday, in a report that Malaysia’s prime minister and several experts said suggested it was shot down from the ground. Ukraine and Western countries accuse the rebels of shooting it down with an advanced, Russian-made missile. The main rebel leader repeated earlier assertions that his forces did not possess such weapons.
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At least five states have launched a joint probe into the data breach on the payment-card processing systems of Home Depot Inc., even as the retailer works to determine the impact on its customers in the United States and Canada.
The coordinated effort was disclosed on Tuesday, a day after Home Depot confirmed suspicions that its payment processing systems have been breached. A spokeswoman for Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen told Reuters that California, Connecticut and Illinois would lead the multistate effort. New York and Iowa said
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I suppose this counts as personal growth: Taylor Swift’s songwriting has progressed from being about ex-boyfriends to being about ex-friends. Or at least this one new song, “Bad Blood,” is. And with any Swift ditty, the real fun comes in trying to decipher the secret subject, Swiftian wordplay be damned. “For years, I was never sure if we were friends or not. She would come up to me at awards shows and say something and walk away, and I would think, ‘Are we friends, or did she just give me the harshest insult of my life?’” Swift tells Rolling Stone. “[Then last year] she did something so horrible. I was like, ‘Oh, we’re just straight-up enemies.’
And it wasn’t even about a guy!” They are never ever, ever getting facials together! So what was the last straw between Swift and her mystery frenemy? “It had to do with business. She basically tried to sabotage an entire arena tour. She tried to hire a bunch of people out from under me,” she says. “So now I have to avoid her. It’s awkward, and I don’t like it.” On a possibly unrelated (but probably not unrelated) note, when the interview went live, Katy Perry tweeted an ominous “Mean Girls”-inspired warning: “Watch out for the Regina George in sheep’s clothing...” Yikes!
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to start looking for roles that are more — ? Pink? Barbies, yeah. I want to do a f—ed up Barbie character. That would be awesome. ... I like the transformation. When I read a script, I always ask myself, “What do I need to do? Who is this person and how will I become her?” I can gain weight, I can lose weight, I can shave my head, I can be blonde, I can do
piercings. I do pretty much anything. I made a decision when I was 22 that I will never make a choice out of vanity. It doesn’t matter if I’m ugly in a movie. I have let that go because I can’t work if I’m worried about how I look. And someone like Tom Hardy, he’s the same. ... Whatever is needed for the character is always more important than your own personal issues.
Is there anything a role has required that you’ve just thought was going too far? No, not yet. [Laughs] Although I did a movie called “Daisy Diamond” that was really quite far out. I played a woman who has a baby and can’t take care of it. She loses control and actually kills the baby in the middle of the film, and then becomes a prostitute. It won a ton of prizes in some countries, and other countries — like Sweden — did not like the movie. So it’s interesting to see how different cultures take it, how in Sweden they saw the movie and judged it, while in Denmark I won every prize. I like to provoke, to be like a nail in the eye ... to do things that are not always comfortable. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu
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Dress your home Decor. It’s time to put away the picnic baskets and break out the cozy throw pillows. We’re ready to admit it: That heat wave last week was probably the end of the hot weather for a while. Luckily, that means it’s time to start thinking about the season of comfy sweaters, pumpkin lattes and new TV. We talked to decor expert Stefanie Schiada, whose blog Brooklyn Limestone chronicles the renovation of her 100-year-old limestone home, about ways to make your home match your new autumnal mood and what design trends she thinks we’ll see this fall. LISA WEIDENFELD @LisaWeidenfeld lisa.weidenfeld@metro.us
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Thinking of going for some broader home renovation? Schiada says the raw look is here to say. “The industrial raw look is definitely sticking around. Exposed brick, wide plank scraped floors, that type of style. Sort of the loft-meets-personal-home look,” explains Schiada.
You were already planning on curling up under a warm blanket anyway, right? According to Schiada, that’s the right way to go. “People are adding a lot of textiles, a lot of warmth and throws and pillows. A lot of tone on tone texture. I see a lot of gray and white in black rooms, but they look great because they have all these extra sort of chunky knit textures.”
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One design trend Schiada sees sticking around? Animal prints. No, not the leopard kind, but rather prints with animals on them. “Every year, for the past three or four years, there’s been like an animal of the moment,” Schiada says. Her pick for this year is the jellyfish, but you may see other deep sea creatures as well.
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“Now that the summer’s finished, and people aren’t spending quite as much time outdoors, they’re going to bring things in like moss and outdoor sort of textures and colors ... once the weather turns cold,” says Schiada. She recommends buying aged cedar wood or adding some succulents to your decor.
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The renderings of 515 Highline look very promising. This luxury condominium, which is being developed by the New York–based firm the Bauhouse Group, has been designed by Soo K. Chan of Singapore, the 52-year-old founder of SCDA Architects. The project aspires to distinguish itself from the many others along the High Line, starting with its very location, which is right at the sharp bend that the elevated promenade takes at West 29th Street. This vantage point offers a relative rarity, the developer notes: views of the High Line on two sides. Costing $125 million to build, its 12 units, described as “loft-style,” will each contain between 2,100 to 4,400 square feet and cost from $5 million to $25 million. There will be three penthouse apartments that boast substantial private outdoor space, as well as ceilings 22 feet high, and, at ground level, generous space for retail and galleries. It is scheduled to be completed in late 2015, with sales beginning this fall. The project, which will represent the architect’s U.S. debut, is a curious hybrid between the neo-Modernism and Deconstructivist styles that dominate so much of Manhattan’s contemporary architecture. While the lower half is the more traditional part of the building, it is the upper half that will define the project. Along the sides of the upper section, a layer of glass is superimposed over the surface of the windows like a sheet of the gaudily colored cellophane dear to children’s art classes the world over. But in aggressive opposition to the flawless geometry of the lower portion of the building, here the surface extends beyond the structure on either side, in irregular wavelike patterns. These
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continue throughout the upper section, as though they were piercing it in so many slices, even though most are merely flanges affixed to the surface. These flanges are somewhat irregular, such that, when seen head-on, they have a moiré effect (like when somebody on TV wears a thin-striped pattern and it seems to move). When seen from the sides, however, they bring to mind the form of sound waves. It turns out that Chan is
one of those contemporary architects who explores the creative possibilities of surface as surface. There is none of the forthrightness of Modernism about this project, or the spirited aggressiveness of Deconstructivism, with its forced asymmetries, despite the way the two halves were conceived. Rather, one senses, at 515 West 29th St., an indulgence in artifice that is primarily intended to charm and seduce the viewer through delicacy. The way in which Chan has conceived his latest project has an embedded historicism to it, hearkening as it does back to the mod art of the 1960s. Put it all together, and you have something approaching Postmodernism. And yet, this term probably comes closer to defining what Chan is creating on the Far West Side than any other in common usage. TheRealDeal.com is a daily blog and monthly magazine covering real estate in the New York metro area.
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Get a dose of reality. A NOVA documentary airing tonight separates fact from fiction. This spring’s 20-state outbreak of measles was surprising if you know that the U.S. was declared measles-free in 2000. But with about 10 percent of Americans opting out of vaccinations, health officials were not shocked. How did we get here? Essentially, says Dr. Paul Offit of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, who helped invent the rotavirus vaccine, vaccination has been too successful: “I think we’re compelled more by fear than reason, and we don’t fear these diseases because we don’t see them.� Offit grew up in the ’50s and ’60s, suffering through “all the childhood diseases,� including measles. “But my children, who are 22 and 19, not only don’t see these diseases, they didn’t grow up with these diseases,� he says. “So for them, it’s a matter of faith — and faith in who? Pharmaceutical companies, the federal government, the medical establishment?� We asked Offit, who is part of a new NOVA special about vaccines, to dispel some common myths. On TV
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Thymerosal is no longer used in the typical vaccines given to kids, OďŹƒt says, with the exception of some multidose u vaccines. The mercury in thymerosal is not the same as environmental mercury — this is another case of not knowing where the real risks lay, he says: “The most dangerous aspect of getting vaccines is driving to the oďŹƒce to get them.â€?
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pants, and roomy trousers all in a neutral palette of white, black, indigo and ivory. However, the accessories made the most noise. Models slung bags behind their backs the way a wise traveler or multitasking city girl might. And the slides, sneakers and platforms screamed comfort — perfect for whatever journey she’s on.
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Quintessential New York designer Donna Karan is literally “painting the town with urban chic” for spring, daubing canvas-like poplin skirts and light-as-air organza dresses with Jean-Michel Basquiat-like doodles and graffiti scrawls. Street art has really energized the designer, who sent out a confident, sexy collection that strikes the right balance between working city gal and globe-trotting eccentric. Draped red jersey dresses clung in all the right places, high-waisted pants were worn with structured bra tops (which Karan dubbed “the new body suit”), and belted shirtdresses had rolled-up sleeves. Stealing the show, however, were the hilariously tall straw chapeaux by milliner Stephen Jones, which made Pharrell’s hat look like child’s play. RAQUEL LANERI
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Despite the bass-heavy dissonance pounding as models walked the runway, Marcus Wainwright and David Neville’s spring collection had quiet grace. Models in lightweight fabrics (soft chambray, liquid-like leather, and relaxed cotton) looked like urban nomads trekking the city (or escaping it!) in utilitarian, chic clothes. Essential for their trip: flowy, oversized anoraks, loose dresses, some worn over
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The look: Sexed-up sportif The runway: Designers Alexa Adams and Flora Gill used scuba-tight neoprene and revealing mesh to maximum (minimal?) effect in figure-hugging microdresses, printed fit-and-flare knit miniskirts (worn over matching leggings), and lots of bandeau tops, in stark black and white with shots of electric blue or pink.
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Fun on the runway Nanette Lepore’s spring presentation ended in a conga line, as the designer and her family stormed the stage and got the models clapping and dancing. The whole show had a sunny, cheerful vibe, with lots of bright yellow tent dresses, printed swimsuits, and beachy striped tops. The audience erupted when Lepore’s daughter, Violet, emerged in the closing look, a chic black embroidered caftan. RL
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The runway: Designer Michelle Smith served mesh see-through looks in every way possible: Dolman jackets, crop tops, pencil skirts and even hoodies all played with transparency. For the more modest, slim tuxedo trousers in electric cobalt and tailored maxi coats were also attention-grabbing.
The runway: Everything was coming up flowers for Kiwi designer Karen Walker this season, with a collection inspired by mid-century British botanical culture. That meant bold floral prints, ’60s suede jumpers and flares, and denim gardening smocks — topped off with tall straw hats and elegant scarves wrapped over the models’ heads and shoulders.
The runway: A trip to Versailles with her mom and daughter provided the spark for Stacey Bendet’s playfully opulent collection, which she showed at the sparkling Pierre Hotel in the Upper East Side. The diverse array of looks included lavishly sequined jackets worn with striped culottes; languid ’70s dresses with handkerchief hems; and colorful, painterly prints done by the designer’s friend Lola Schnabel.
The look: Retro Hollywood The runway: Sparkling hand-sewn embellishments added some cachet to classic silhouettes at Packham, whose line featured many calf-length dresses with ¾ sleeves in an overt homage to Marilyn Monroe and 1950s girly glam. Plenty of nude in sheer panels, shoes and makeup drove home the point: Packham’s collection is designed to let the girl in the gown do the talking.
The look: Unapologetically feminine The runway: For spring, Rebecca Taylor brought back her signature pretty aesthetic. “I want to wear color and feel beautiful,” she said. “I’m tired of all this restrained fashion.” The designer let her sartorial hair down in the form of gauzy chiffon dresses with handkerchief hemlines, delicate Madame Gres pleats, a motorcycle jacket done in dreamy white lace and a lavender baby doll with bold floral appliques.
Inspired. Behind the flower “As a designer you’re constantly looking for inspiration and flowers provide something so beautiful,” said Taylor who got the idea for the poppy florals in her collection during a class at Ovando. “[At the class] I was really obsessed with these amazing orange flowers,” she said. “Orange has been taking a back seat for awhile. Suddenly, it just looked fresh again.”
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Insta-worthy: Sheer pieces with graphic zigzags and latticework updated the less-is-more theme Smith’s been focused on for the past few seasons.
The takeaway: Invest in pretty bralettes, high-waisted shorts — and a gym membership. TC
Insta-worthy: A multicolored suede coat worn with psychedelic palazzo pants. Groovy! The takeaway: Time to watch “Grey Gardens” again for some fashion tips. RL
Insta-worthy: The model with the foot-high powdered birdcage wig, posing amid a tableau of macarons
The takeaway: Sparkles never go out of style. RL
Insta-worthy: A lustrous chocolate-colored almostmetallic ball gown
The takeaway: Visit a consignment shop — or the back of grandma’s closet — for your spring galas. T. MICHELLE MURPHY
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through the study and practice of alchemy. Today we tend to be a step removed from the materials that make up the finished products we use. Patricia Miranda of Alchemical Tech wants to put you back in touch with the way natural materials are turned into the tools we use to create art and technology. Miranda will be at World Maker Faire in New York later this month showing people how to turn materials like stones, bugs and flowers into colorful pigments. She will have lots of natural mate-
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Sunday, September 21, 2014 Judith and Burton Resnick Education Wing Carnegie Hall celebrates families by offering free interactive and fun musical activities in its brand new Resnick Education Wing. Visitors can compose songs, try their hands at conducting, explore a “sound playground,� and take in a performance. Make your reservation now!
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Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Your day will bring you more benefits than you anticipate. Results will occur if you make changes.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Don’t allow anyone to undermine your integrity. Stay in control and in command. Be firm, and refuse to let anyone steal your ideas or take credit.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Plan your next move. If you rush ahead without considering the consequences, you will be disappointed with the results. A slow approach will be in your best interest.
Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Put your ideas into practice. Stop procrastinating. If you keep jumping from project to project, you can’t expect to get ahead.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You are a prime candidate for a leadership position. Invest in yourself and let your dynamic personality propel you forward.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Think twice before you decide to eliminate things from your life. You will not get the chance to recover something you abandon.
Gemini | May 22-June 20. An upsetting turn of events will work out to your advantage. More cash will come your way if you check out new options.
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Cancer | June 21-July 22. Don’t get hung up on what’s happening around you. Keep your emotions out of the equation. Remain focused.
Taurus | April 21-May 21. Add comfort and value to your home with renovations or upgrades. A small mistake will escalate into big trouble.
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I wonder if the NFL suspension will help the situation. Obviously, Ray Rice has anger management disorders that need to be addressed through longterm therapy. His wife also needs therapy because victims of domestic violence often believe that they are the cause of the violence, according to Dr. Abby Stein of John Jay College. My hope is that the NFL will require and sponsor (i.e., pay for) some sort of therapy. Otherwise, they are simply compounding the cycle of domestic abuse. MELISSA BELL, VIA EMAIL
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Bills bought by Sabres owner The Bills have found themselves a new owner and he intends to keep them in Buffalo. Multiple reports indicate Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula has purchased the franchise. Pegula, a natural gas and real estate mogul, bid $1.2 billion for the franchise whose previous owner, Ralph Wilson, died in March. Pegula beat bids fronted by Jon Bon Jovi and Donald Trump.
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Giants defense comes up surprisingly small NFL. The Giants were supposed to have a revamped secondary, but the Lions offense tore through them. The Giants’ offense was notoriously bad during the preseason — not to mention Monday’s opener in Detroit — but what Big Blue wasn’t counting on in its 35-14 thrashing at the hands of the Lions was a defense just as inept. Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and wideout Calvin Johnson made mincemeat of the revamped Giants secondary. Stafford amassed 346 passing yards and two touchdowns, including one running, and Johnson registered a stagger-
Calvin Johnson was a nightmare for Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie in his Giants debut. / GETTY IMAGES By the numbers
67%
The Lions were an astounding 10-of-15 (67 percent) on third down in the game. The Giants were just 3-of-13 (23 percent).
ing 164 yards on seven receptions, including two scores in the opening quarter. “I was disappointed in a lot of things … [especially] that long play,” Coughlin said, referring to Johnson’s 67-yard touchdown
reception on the game’s fourth play. “We obviously had no idea where the receiver was and knocked our own cover guy down. Made it look pretty easy and we had a chance with a possibility of tackling and sacking the quarter-
back and he avoided that to make that play.” Staying on the field was difficult for the Giants, while getting off the field was equally impossible. And as the game waned on — and victory was getting further out of reach — it was evident that the fight in the Giants’ defense was waning as well. “I think we need to have more fun, but it is only fun when you are making plays [because] once you make a play, you get on a roll,” linebacker Jon Beason said. “But when you make mistakes and you don’t get off the field on third down, it is demoralizing. Maybe that is what [safety Antrel Rolle] meant by a lack of fight.” TONY WILLIAMS @TBone8 sports@metro.us
MLB. Yankees praise Prado for contributions as he nears return Martin Prado was literally running in place as he conducted interviews Tuesday about his push to return from a hamstring injury. It was not because he was trying to avoid the media but because he was itching to get back on the field. “I got so much respect for this game,” Prado said. “It’s not about me. It’s about having an opportunity to play every day and to get where I am right now.” Prado was the last of
Schedule The Yankees began a stretch of 21 straight games against AL East opponents to end the season last night. •
Wednesday: Chris Capuano (2-3) vs. Jake Odorizzi (10-11), 7:05 p.m., YES
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Thursday: Michael Pineda (3-4) vs. Alex Cobb (9-7), 7:05 p.m., YES
seven trade acquisitions by general manager Brian Cashman. It was a move that came in the last minutes of the non-waiver trade deadline and even though the Yankees entered Tuesday five games out in the wild-card race, they might be further back without Prado. “Hitters like that, the biggest compliment you can give is that they’re just a pain in the ass,” Brandon McCarthy said. “Go back to [Derek] Jeter’s prime, that’s exactly [what Prado is doing].” LARRY FLEISHER
Prado, who is hitting .298 with five home runs and 13 RBIs in 31 games with the Yankees, did not play Tuesday. / GETTY IMAGES
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Two charged in connection with death of Ranger Derek Boogaard Two men were charged with illegally distributing the drugs which killed former Rangers enforcer
Derek Boogaard three years ago. ESPN reports former minor league hockey player Jordan Hart and physician assistant Oscar Johnson, who treated Hart in the minors, were both charged with distributing oxycodone.
Hart sold Boogaard the drugs from a prescription written by Johnson. Boogaard died May 13, 2011 from an accidental overdose at his Minnesota apartment when he combined the drug with alcohol. He was just 28 years old.
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