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Gov. Cuomo clarifies his Ebola quarantine policy Health. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke on Sunday, laying out specifics for New York’s Ebola quarantine policy. Health care professionals and others who have exposure to Ebola in West Africa would be quarantined at home and monitored. PAGE 02

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”Hive,” by artist Leo Villareal at the Bleecker Street subway station, is one of 250 pieces of permanent art in the New York Subway system. / COURTESY OF THE MTA

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Protocols for handling Ebola cases is clarified Manhattan. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio laid out Ebola quarantine procedures. During a Sunday night press conference, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Mayor Bill de Blasio and health officials discussed new travel protocols for people returning to the U.S. from West Africa. “This is a war on a virus in West Africa,” Cuomo said, adding that New Yorkers are balancing aid to Africa, protecting the health of New Yorkers and confronting fears of the virus. Cuomo said health care workers who were exposed to Ebola patients will be asked to remain in their homes for a 21-day quarantine, during which their temperature and condition will be checked two times a day by visiting health care workers. Potential patients will be transported to a hospital if symptoms occur, Cuomo said. Cuomo called New York’s policy perhaps the safest in the country, and said he didn’t anticipate patients violating a home quarantine. Health care workers in West Africa who have not had contact with Ebola patients will be asked to stay home from work for three weeks, and Cuomo said if employers refuse to pay, the state will step in.

New York police officers guard the apartment building of Dr. Craig Spencer, who was diagnosed with Ebola and is being treated at Bellevue Hospital. / GETTY IMAGES Back and forth Gov. Cuomo said that his personal preference is to err on the side of caution in terms of protocols for dealing with Ebola.

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Cuomo and de Blasio stressed Ebola is not airborne or easily contracted. De Blasio said he met with health care workers at Bellevue on Sunday who have been “emotionally” and “personally affected” by “people reacting negatively” to them treating Ebola patients. “We want to see all our medical personnel who are part of this fight treated with respect, dignity and support,” de Blasio said. On Sunday, the White House also voiced concern to Gov. Cuomo and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie about the impact of quarantine orders on health care workers returning from West Africa, a senior administration official said. Gov. Cuomo and Gov. Christie made the decisions on Oct. 24 after Dr. Craig Spencer came back to NYC infected. “We have let the governors of New York, New Jersey and others states know that we have concerns with the unintended consequences of policies not grounded in science may have on efforts to combat Ebola at its source in West Africa,” the Obama administration official said in a statement. The White House will consult further with states as the guidelines are developed, the official said. Reuters contributed to this report. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE

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Harlem. Ebola doc’s girlfriend returns home for quarantine The fiancee of the New York doctor who has been diagnosed with the Ebola virus has returned home after a brief quarantine. Morgan Dixon, who shares a Harlem apartment with Dr. Craig Spencer, was placed in an isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital on

Thursday night and on Saturday was released to her home, where she’ll remain in quarantine until Nov. 14. Dixon, a development associate at Brooklyn’s Hope Program, which helps homeless individuals find employment, has not shown any signs of the virus. METRO

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Mayor says city didn’t know about quarantine Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Saturday that Gov. Andrew Cuomo never told the city about the mandatory quarantine for people arriving from countries where the Ebola virus has killed thousands before he announced it to the public. METRO

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De Blasio calls Ebola doctor Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday that he spoke with Dr. Craig Spencer on the phone and called him “a hero.” Spencer contracted Ebola after helping treat patients in West Africa. He is quarantined at Bellevue Hospital and is in serious but stable condition, according to Dr. Ram Raju. The mayor said

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Exploring ‘New York’s Underground Art Museum’ Manhattan. A new book catalogs all of the permanent art in the subway. If you’ve noticed more artwork in the New York City subway in recent years, you’re not imagining it. The MTA’s has 250 permanent artworks in the subway, and 100 of those have been added over the past eight years, said Sandra Bloodworth, director of MTA Arts & Design. Bloodworth has coauthored a book with William Ayres on the subway’s public art system. “New York’s Underground Art Museum� is set to be published on Tuesday. Bloodworth, who joined the MTA’s “Arts for Transit� in 1988, said the arts program was created when the MTA was “on the brink

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“You don’t tell New Yorkers why we have art; if you live here, you know why.� Sandra Bloodworth

of collapse� in the 1980s, and “everything,� including signals and train cars, needed improvements. “The projects started off relatively small but had a huge impact,� Bloodworth said. Early installations included porcelain tiles by Milton Glaser at the Astor Street station, which

Bloodworth said is inspired by the station’s historic terracotta mosaics. She said the art program has been “popular� from day one, solidified in the 1990s and gaining momentum ever since. Fulton Center, expected to open later this month, will integrate artwork into

the architecture, Bloodworth said, in the form of reflective panels that open the station to natural light. Planning art into a station’s design is no coincidence. Bloodworth said when a station is being rebuilt, the arts program receives about 1 percent of the finished budget. And, even if commuters aren’t even actively viewing the underground artwork, Bloodworth said passersby might reap the benefits as well. “I think people experience public art in a variety of ways, some [pieces] speak to them, some don’t speak to them,� Bloodworth said. “New York’s Underground Art Museum� is published by Monacelli Press. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE

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Vintage trains mark MTA’s birthdy Nostalgic subway riders were given a treat Sunday as the MTA celebrated the 110th anniversary of the NYC subway with retro rides around the city. The MTA commemorated the milestone by running vintage trains along the Broadway 1/2/3 line between 96th St. and Times Sq-42nd St. The trains, including a low-voltage car and an intricatelydesigned “Train Of Many Colors.� More trips are scheduled on the trains today between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. METRO

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Bratton: Hatchet attack was a terror act Harlem. The police commissioner said that the hatchet attack was premeditated and that the suspect had watched videos of beheadings.

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton is calling Thursday’s hatchet attack on two police officers on patrol in Jamaica an act of terror. Zale Thompson, 32, was shot and killed by police after he hit the officers with an 18-inch metal hatchet. Officer Kenneth Healey, 25, was struck in the back of the head and remains

hospitalized with a skull fracture in critical but stable condition. During a Friday press conference, Bratton and other police officials said they believe Thompson’s attack on the officers, who were posing for a photographer, was premeditated, and that he acted alone. An investigation has found Thompson was dis-

charged from the U.S. Navy and convicted of domestic assault in California. He recently visited websites associated with terror groups such as ISIS and Al Qaeda. Police also said Thompson had viewed videos of beheadings. “This is something he has been thinking about for some time, and thinking about with more inten-

sity in recent days,” NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller said. Metro previously reported the four officers involved in the incident had graduated from the police academy earlier this year. Another officer was hit in the arm with a hatchet, and a bystander was hit in the back from a stray police bullet. METRO Queens

Mother charged in death of daughter Latoya Curry, 35, the mother of Lanaysah Maraldo, a 4-year-old girl that was found dead in a Queens homeless shelter on Thursday was charged with second-degree murder on Friday. The arrest came after a medical examiner ruled the death a homicide via blunt force. The girl was found in their room at the Briarwood Family Residence. METRO

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Man killed after wielding blade at cop A Queens man was shot and killed outside his Flushing home on Sunday after attempting to attack an officer with a utility blade. The man, 29, reportedly threatened workers at the New York Hospital Queens on Sunday with a knife and demanded syringes, prompting officers to visit his home. When they arrived, he reportedly grabbed his knife and lunged at one of the officers, who shot the man twice. METRO

Ghoulish kids’ parade Thousands of people and costumed children turned out on Saturday afternoon to take part in the annual Ghouls and Gourds event at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. The event kicks off with live music, games and puppetry. It ends with a parade in the Cherry Esplanade. / ALLEN HOUSTON, METRO

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generated by how close opposite words are to each other. The scores that are generated across the whole song are then translated into a topography, which was then extruded into 3-D on the front of the “grillz.” What melodies did you use to create them? I ran the programs on a lot of different songs, but since I only was able to print five for the first showing, I stuck with the songs with the most interesting landscapes. Those were “Juicy” (The Notorious B.I.G.), “Hard Knock Life” (Jay-Z), “Hustlin’” (Rick Ross), “Make It Rain” (Fat Joe ft. Lil’ Wayne) and “Been Around The World” (Puff Daddy, Mase and The Notorious B.I.G.). DMITRY BELYAEV, METRO WORLD NEWS

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Is a ‘gap year’ after high school for you? Alternative education. Taking a break before college is increasingly popular. It’s a familiar script that millions of students follow each year: Graduate high school and then immediately start college. But more and more students are embracing the “gap year” — a year of volunteering and working before heading to campus. “In the beginning of senior year I was really stressed out with homework and extracurricular activities and everything that goes along with it in high school,” says Elizabeth Campbell, a 19-yearold from Little Rock, Ar-

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kansas. “And I decided, ‘Hey, maybe I want to take some time off and travel and learn another language.’” Campbell decided to defer her admission to Furman University for a year and moved to Seville, Spain, as part of a gap year program with the Council on International Educa-

tional Exchange and spent a year learning Spanish and tutoring children. In many ways, Campbell’s story is typical of students who take gap years, says Jay Bacrania, the CEO of Signet Education in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Bacrania and his colleague Sheila Akbar often help plan gap years for the

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Are you taking time off for the right reasons? Sometimes students who didn’t get into their dream college think that a gap year can help bolster their college applications and get them to the next level. “We don’t encourage that,” says Bacrania, noting that some students flirt with the idea of the gap year quite late into their senior years when they feel like they aren’t getting

into the schools they want. Both Akbar and Bacrania say they usually suggest that students complete the college application process and defer admission for a year. How much structure do you need? Some students, like Campbell, want to focus on developing a skill or learning a language during their gap years. Akbar recalls working on a plan for a student who was interested in exploring careers in fashion. “We researched summer programs and said, ‘These are the pros and these are the cons.’” Can you build in time for reflection? The gap year isn’t just about cramming your resume full of volunteer projects or filling your passport with stamps. Can you write a paper or a blog about what you’ve learned? “You want the student to reflect on their experience and find ways to share that experience with others,” says Bacrania.

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OK, here’s a fun game. In the latest issue of Details magazine, Brad Pitt is featured in a fancy photo series shot by Mark Seliger, and instead of a full accompanying interview, the magazine dapples the images with some interesting quotes by Pitt. One of them is especially provocative: “I was once talked into a film for ‘career maintenance.’ I have not made that mistake since,” Pitt says. Which begs the question, which film is he talking about? While Pitt has generally been pretty good at picking projects, he’s gotten really careful since shacking up with Angelina Jolie. But that also coincides nicely with his production company, Plan B, getting more clout. So I’m putting my money on 2004’s laughable “Troy,” an uncharacteristically Big Hollywood choice for Pitt — and one that he looks palpably uncomfortable in. There’s also a slight possibility he’s talking about “The Mexican,” but that film’s kind of adorable in its own scruffy way, and Pitt seemed to be having such a good time doing it that I doubt it. I’m still going with the terrible, terrible swords-and-sandals epic misfire.

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Well, this is awkward. According to the New York Times, after Mindy Kaling spoke at the New Yorker Festival, she was accosted by a “tipsy man in his 80s” who cornered her and told her, “Congratulations on your Nobel Prize,” mistaking her for 17-year-old Pakistani

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Los Angeles Children’s Choir and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, plus choreographed dancers — some wearing giant papier-mache LaBeouf heads — kung fu fighters and aerialists. There’s even a twist ending, which is even more delicious when you realize it’s a visual reference to “Citizen Kane.” Why not? (Watch it on Metro.us.)

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It’s Taylor Swift Album Release Day, y’all! Oh wait, maybe forget the “y’all,” as she’s not really a country artist anymore. She left that back in Nashville and instead kicks off her album, “1989,” with a track you might have heard already — since Swift released it last week in advance of the album — called “Welcome to New York.” So, you know, welcome! Why is she being so “willkommen, bienvenue, welcome!” to everyone about a city she’s only been living in for a tiny bit? Because she’s trying to speak her truth! “I never thought I’d live in New York, because

I thought I’d be too overwhelmed by how busy and bright and crazy the city is,” Swift tells Esquire. “Then all of a sudden, this year, all I wanted to do was live in New York. I never thought I would be so happy being completely unattached to anyone romantically.” And from that, she was inspired to write a song that will be the theme for NYU and Columbia freshman orientation weekends for at least the next three years. Hey, I’m glad Swift’s new home is so inspiring, but I’d imagine any city would be great to live in when you can snatch up a $19.9 million apartment.

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ending up in a wreck,” he writes. “Get the f--- back in your go-kart. No need to prove that you found someone stupid enough to consider paying you a million dollars for something the world knows you aren’t. Because here’s what you actually are to everyone who knows better: ticket sales. Nothing more.” Yowch.

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activist Malala Yousafzai, who was recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Kaling took it well, at least, saying afterward, “Did he really think I’m Malala? And that if I were I’d be at the Boom Boom Room? That’s the best thing that’s happened all night.”

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Must-see: ‘Shia LaBeouf’ Musician Rob Cantor composed and arranged a new song, “Shia LaBeouf,” a thrilling tale of being lost in the woods and terrorized by the infamous actor and sometimes performance artist. In the song, LaBeouf is revealed to be a sadistic cannibal. “He’s almost upon you now and you can see there’s blood on his face,” Cantor speaksings. “My God, there’s blood everywhere!” But that’s just the song. The video for it, a live performance in a theater space, features Cantor backed by a band, a string quartet, the West

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Always dying Actor Sean Bean has died so many times it’s inspired memes, including the hashtag “#DontKillSeanBean.” Dafoe isn’t far behind. He’s died at least 12 times, including being crucified in “The Last Temptation of Christ.” Asked what draws him to roles that involve him croaking, Dafoe says, “It’s nice to have a good exit. Death is so dramatic. The subject doesn’t necessarily attract me, but it does say something about what kinds of characters I’m attracted to and what things happen in the movies I do. Death is big on my list of things to do — when I’m ready.”

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quences. It’s fun because it’s athletic and requires timing — a correct touch. It’s what I like about performing, which is that you have a strong action. I often refer to myself as a task-oriented actor. That’s very much where my training in theater comes from. You have a very clear sequence of movements. You have to learn the sequence. You get totally engaged and totally turned on.

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Bargnani to miss first three games Knicks fans have a reason to be frustrated with forward Andrea Bargnani before the season has even begun. Head coach Derek Fisher said Thursday Bargnani will miss the first three games of the season due to a hamstring injury. He hasn’t played since the preseason opener against Boston on Oct. 8. The Knicks open Wednesday with Chicago.

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Hapless Smith benched by Jets NFL. Rex Ryan wouldn’t say whether he’ll stick with Michael Vick next week against the Chiefs. The Michael Vick era may have begun in New York, as the veteran quarterback replaced a benched Geno Smith late in the first quarter of the Jets’ 43-23 loss to the Bills. Smith had three interceptions on the Jets’ first four drives, leading to the earliest benching of his career. Head coach Rex Ryan seemed at a loss after the game to explain Smith’s performance, but he made it clear he was unclear who would start Week 9. “I have no idea,” Ryan said. “We’ll look at that later.” Ryan immediately confirmed Smith would start the following week when he was benched during a loss to San Diego in Week 5.

Vick finished 18-of-36 for 153 yards with an interception and two lost fumbles. But he did lead the Jets on all four of their scoring drives. “I still hold myself to a high standard. I feel I can come in at any moment and make something happen,” Vick said. “Maybe that’s not the case, maybe that’s not realistic and that’s wishful thinking for myself. At least that’s my optimism, that’s what I believe in. With a full week of practice, we’ll see, maybe at some point. But I came in, [and] did the best I could.” Vick led the offense to 17 points on his first five drives to cut the Bills lead to 24-17 at halftime. “I made the move to go to Mike. I think we responded,” Ryan said. “There was a lot good things we did with Mike in there and he did personally. But we’ve got to take care of the football better.” KRISTIAN DYER @KristianRDyer sports@metro.us

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Pick play Geno Smith started the game 2-of-8 for five yards, which isn’t surprising for a quarterback who has one of the lower completion percentages in the league. But the three interceptions were astoundingly bad even by Smith’s less-than-lofty standards. The decision to bench him in favor of Michael Vick before he could get a fifth series is something that should carry over into next week.

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Harvin plays ‘really well’ in debut: Ryan It was far from an ideal debut, but the Jets still managed to get a taste Sunday of what Percy Harvin can bring to the offense. “I was very comfortable. Throughout the week I was picking it up fairly well,” Harvin said. “I think my first two days, I pretty much had all the formations down. The plays, I just kept going at them. They were starting

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to come to me this week during practice.” Harvin finished with 194 totals yards on offense and special teams, includ-

ing a 35-yard return on the game’s opening kick. He was used all over the field, lining up in the slot and out wide, includ-

ing in the first quarter when quarterback Geno Smith badly misfired on a go route for an interception. And he was lined up in the backfield at times, including on a 7-yard gain in the second quarter on a pitch from quarterback Michael Vick. Harvin admitted after the game he hadn’t played that much lined up wide since he was in high school. The Jets hinted all week they were going to utilize Harvin in a limited role. Instead, he was targeted nine times, second

highest on the team. The most time he missed came in the first half when he was out during testing for a concussion. He returned before halftime, however. “All things considered, I thought Percy really played well. That’s not an easy task,” head coach Rex Ryan said. “We were going to play him more than he let on. It was a challenge to a guy to come into a new team, but I thought he did a great job. This guy is obviously a big-time playmaker. I’m happy he’s on our team.” KRISTIAN DYER

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Lions rally overseas, Eagles lose NFL. Detroit saw its usual last-second heroics in London, while Tom Brady exploded for five touchdowns. NFL fans looking for a full day of football began at 9:30 a.m. on the East Coast and got an exciting game at Wembley Stadium to kick off over 14 hours of football. Patriots 51, Bears 23 The Patriots posted four TDs in the second quarter alone Sunday as they brutalized the Bears at Gillette Stadium. Tom Brady was superb, completing 30-of-35 passes for 354 yards and five touchdowns. Three of Brady’s touchdown passes were caught by Rob Gronkowski, who had a monster afternoon with nine catches for 149 yards in the 51-23 win. Lions 22, Falcons 21 The Lions offense showed up late to the game with the earliest start in NFL history, but Matthew Stafford and Co. thrived in the second half as De-

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efficient at quarterback, throwing for one touchdown and zero interceptions. Dolphins 27, Jaguars 13 Jacksonville’s Blake Bortles looked like the rookie he is as both of his interceptions went the other way for touchdowns in Miami’s win. Louis Delman had an 81-yard return for a touchdown in the first quarter and Brent Grimes’ 22-yard return

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127,&( ,6 +(5(%< *,9(1 that a license, Serial # Pending for Beer, Wine & Liquor has been applied for by the undersigned to sell Beer, Wine & Liquor at retail in a Restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 589 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225 for on-premises consumption. Trinidad Ali Roti Shop Inc. d/b/a Trinidad Ali’s Roti Shop 2.

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