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Ebola doc gets clean bill from Bellevue

Health. Dr. Craig Spencer was released on Tuesday morning after spending several weeks in quarantine at Bellevue Hospital as he recovered from being infected with the Ebola virus while he was treating patients in West Africa. Mayor Bill de Blasio hugged the doctor as he left and called him a “true American hero.” PAGE 02

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Mayor Bill de Blasio hugs Dr. Craig Spencer as he is released from Bellevue Hospital. / GETTY IMAGES

NY doctor declared Ebola-free, released Manhattan. The doctor went home after spending weeks in quarantine at Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Craig Spencer, previously the only Ebola patient in the United States, was released from Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday. New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Spencer, 33, has been cured of the virus and is no longer a public health risk. Health officials held a press conference at the hospital on Tuesday morning to discuss Spencer’s

release. The physician, who had been treating Ebola patients in Guinea with Doctors Without Borders before he returned to New York, made a brief statement and was introduced by Mayor Bill de Blasio as a “true American hero and example to us all.” “Today I am healthy and no longer infectious,” said Spencer, adding his early detection and reporting, along with “exceptional treatment, speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols.” Spencer was transported to the hospital on Oct. 23, several days after he returned from West Africa. “While my case has garnered international attention, it is important to remember that my infection represents but a fraction of the more than 13,000 reported to date in West

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“While my case has garnered international attention, it is important to remember that my infection represents but a fraction of the more than 13,000 reported to date in West Africa ... where families are being torn apart and communities destroyed.” Dr. Craig Spencer Africa ... where families are being torn apart and communities destroyed,” Spencer said. He also stressed the importance of supporting health workers helping the people of West Africa. The doctor asked the press to focus on covering Ebola in West Africa. As of Nov. 4, 4,950 people had died in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia from the virus. An additional 10 deaths came from Nigeria, Mali and the United States. Health Commissioner Dr.

Mary Bassett said she was “proud” to see Spencer released. “Our months of planning and preparation have indeed paid off. Although we will remain vigilant, today is another reminder of how truly fortunate we all are to reside in a city with the best public hospital system and health department anywhere,” she said. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE

A Queens couple was busted on Tuesday in a string of pickpocketing incidents and robberies aimed at women with baby strollers, according to Queens District Attorney Richard Brown. The defendants, Luis A. Chango, 45, and Rosa Jerez, 37, targeted over a dozen female shoppers with baby strollers between August and November, Brown said. In most instances, Jerez acted as a lookout for her husband, who removed property from victims as they shopped. In September, Chango was spotted reaching into a baby’s stroller and snatching an iPhone from a baby, causing the child to cry as the defendants ﬂed the scene. “With the holiday season fast approaching and retail outlets becoming crowded, shoppers should be especially mindful of pickpockets and purse snatchers,” Brown said. Chango and Jerez have been charged with multiple crimes such as grand larceny, identity theft and petty larceny. If convicted, Chango and Jerez face up to 38 and 23 years in prison. METRO

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Upper West Side. Cops investigate robbery, attacks in Riverside Park

The attacks happened in Riverside Park over the course of last Thursday night. / GETTY IMAGES

Police are investigating two brutal attacks that took place in Riverside Park last Thursday night. The NYPD is offering a $2,000 reward for information on the robbery of a 21-year-old man that took place on Nov. 7. The incident happened between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m.

in the area between West 69th Street and West 73rd Street, according to fliers that were posted throughout the park. Police said that four black males covered the man’s head with a bag, hit him in the head and then took his belongings. A homeless man was

also attacked by four suspects on the same night, and thrown into the Hudson River by his attackers. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS (8477). METRO

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Military dogs honored for first time in Parade For the first time in the history of the Veterans Day Parade, military dogs were acknowledged with a float. The float was presented by the American Humane Association and sponsored by

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philanthropist Lois Pope, a founder of the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial. “These are hero dogs,” Pope said before the float rode down Fifth Avenue. “They’re on the first line of defense, sniffing out bombs, explosives, IEDs. They’ve saved so many hundreds of thousands of our veterans, and today

we’re celebrating them.” The use of canines actually dates back to the very beginnings of combat, said 28-year-old Nick Caceres, standing with Fieldy, a military contract working dog who he served with in Afghanistan. “They’re the ones doing the hard work, saving lives and keeping us safe.” METRO

Servicemen dressed up in traditional World War I garb to march in the parade. / MILES DIXON, METRO

Attendees at Veterans Day Parade honor US soldiers Manhattan. Fifth Avenue ﬁlled with red, white and blue as America’s veterans marched in annual event. Thousands of military veterans were joined by loved ones and supporters on Tuesday at New York City’s annual Veterans Day Parade, which stretched down Fifth Avenue from

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26th Street to 52nd Street. The honorary procession paid respects to veterans and current members of the United States Armed Forces, offering a loving embrace to all men and women who’ve risked their lives for their country. “It’s a recognition that most of us really appreciate,” said veteran Caesar Lugo, who attended his first parade as a Junior ROTC Cadet. “I was on the subway this morning and a young lady, 14 years old, said to me, ‘Thank you for serving our country.’ That made me feel good.” Anton Dietrich, a 96-year-old World War II veteran with two Purple Hearts who marched in the parade, said that he hopes to see the parade to “continue on” for years to come. DAN BUYANOVSKY @metronewyork letters@metro.us

Red, white and blue The New York Veterans Parade is the largest in the nation.

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The theme of this year’s parade was “Land of the free/Home of the brave,” in honor of the 200th anniversary of the “Star Spangled Banner.”

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The MTA is weighing whether to raise the cost of a subway ride by 25 cents to $2.75 as it seeks ways to implement a previously approved 4 percent fare increase next year, a board member said. The mass-transit system is reviewing ways to apply the increase, including a toll increase of as much as $1 for some trucks. One strategy is to boost the base subway and bus fare, increase the seven-day pass by $1 to $31 and the 30-day card by $4.50 to $116.50, Mitchell Pally, an MTA board member, said. Bonuses on base fares would rise to 11 percent from 5 percent. Another option would keep the base fare at $2.50 while cutting its bonus. Price increases on weekly and monthly passes would match those in the other plan, Pally said. One revenue idea would boost cash tolls on some trucks by 50 cents to $1, Pally said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We know we need added revenues to make

Funding budget The MTA a year ago approved increasing fares and tolls by 4 percent in 2015 and 2017 to fund its budget and four-year ďŹ nancing plan. â&#x20AC;˘

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Veterans. Ceremonies, parades, concerts mark proud day in US capital

Representatives from Vietnam War-related organizations present wreaths at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. / GETTY IMAGES

The capital marked Veterans Day on Tuesday with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery where Vice President Joe Biden said the 23 million U.S. veterans were the backbone of the nation. The commemoration at Arlington, where more than 40,000 military personnel and their families are buried, was part of

events that included a giant concert featuring Bruce Springsteen and Rihanna. A bugler played “Taps” after Biden laid a wreath at Arlington’s Tomb of the Unknowns. Biden later told hundreds of onlookers, many of them veterans, that their service had made them “the most tested of all Americans.” REUTERS

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The case involves a plaintiﬀ who switched to a Galaxy S5. / GETTY IMAGES

Moore, who seeks classaction status and unspecified damages, claimed that Apple failed to disclose how its iOS 5 software operating system would obstruct the delivery of “countless” messages from other Apple device users if iPhone users switched to non-Apple devices. In a Monday night decision, Koh said Moore deserved a chance to show

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medical and mental history. The band took out a $23.9 million policy before their 2014 tour to cover cancellations due to the death of family members and others listed in the policy, which included Scott. The underwriters said they denied the claim because Scott’s death was intentional and not a sudden, unforeseen event. REUTERS

Defense. Spotify says it fights piracy, has paid $2 billion to artists, industry The music-streaming portal Spotify made an impassioned defense of its business model on Monday, saying it fights music piracy and had paid out $2 billion to the industry and artists since its launch in 2008. The statement in a blog post by CEO Daniel Ek came a week after singer Taylor Swift pulled her entire catalog from the popular streaming site

as she released her new album “1989,” which immediately soared to the top of the U.S. charts. Swift’s label Big Machine has declined to say why it asked for Swift’s albums to be removed from the free service of Spotify, which also offers a subscription service to users who want to eliminate advertising. But in an op-ed piece for The Wall Street Journal in

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July, Swift wrote that music was valuable and “it’s my opinion that music should not be free.” REUTERS

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The United States will be “very clear” with China if it veers beyond the bounds of international norms on cybersecurity and other issues, a senior U.S. oﬃcial said on Tuesday ahead of a summit between the leaders of the two countries. The comments by Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, come at a time when Beijing is increasingly assertive in the region and has been pushing to establish institutions that it aims to lead. Cyber-spying, maritime disputes, and a wide range of other issues will come up when President Barack Obama holds formal talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday, Rhodes said. REUTERS

Ten women died and 14 were in serious condition after botched operations at a government mass sterilization “camp” in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, officials said on Tuesday. The women fell ill on Monday, two days after surgery at a so-called family planning camp at a village. Such camps are held regularly in Chhattisgarh and other Indian states as part of a long-running effort to control India’s booming population. “It was a serious matter of negligence. It was unfortunate,” the chief minister of the state, Raman Singh, told reporters. Four officials have been suspended and an investigation will be held, he said. REUTERS

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Obama and Putin are odd couple at Beijing summit Awkward. Obama and Putin have never had anything close to personal chemistry. A few brief encounters between Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin during an Asia-Pacific summit in China on Tuesday spoke volumes about the chilly state of relations between the United States and Russia. With the two men crossing paths twice this week, first in Beijing and later at a G20 summit in Brisbane, Australia, there was little chance they could avoid interacting on the international stage — and with the eyes of the world press and fellow leaders upon them. There was little warmth on display between Obama and Putin at the Asia Pacif-

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Barack Obama arrive to attend a group photo with the leaders of the Asia-Paciﬁc Economic Cooperation. / GETTY IMAGES

ic Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, especially with Russia’s role in the conflict in Ukraine. When the summit opened in a sprawling convention center at a lake outside Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping walked in with Obama and Putin, both unsmiling, on either side of him.

“It’s beautiful, isn’t it?” Putin was overheard saying in English in Obama’s general direction, referring to the ornate conference room. “Yes,” Obama replied, coldly, according to journalists who witnessed the scene. The three leaders stopped at Xi’s seat at the

“On three occasions throughout the day, for a total of approximately 15-20 minutes, President Obama had an opportunity to speak with President Putin. ... Their conversations covered Iran, Syria and Ukraine.” Bernadette Meehan White House spokeswoman

table. Putin reached out and clapped Obama on the shoulder. Obama barely responded. The two then took their seat to Xi’s left and right. Later, Obama and Putin were spotted in businesslike conversation, trailed by a translator, as they entered a hall for the summit “family photo.” REUTERS

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JLaw quits the Internet and it’s all your fault!

Great job, haters. You’ve gone and scared off Jennifer Lawrence. The “Hunger Games” star insists she has instituted a firm anti-social media stance, and it’s all because you couldn’t play nice. “The Internet has scorned me so much that I feel like it’s that girl in high school that I’m like, ‘Oh, you want to talk about her? Yeah, I’ll do that!’ Take my hoops off, I’m ready to go,” she says in a BBC radio interview. But it’s not just scorn that’s keep-

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ing her away. Lawrence thinks she just can’t handle Twitter. “I don’t really understand what it is. It’s like this weird enigma that people talk about. It’s fine, I respect that, but no, I’ll never get a Twitter,” she says. Aww, she says “a Twitter” just like my 72-year-old aunt. That’s adorable. “If you ever see a Facebook, Instagram or Twitter that says it’s me, it most certainly is not.” Maybe someone should tell her about her official Facebook page. It just so happens that almost 11 million people have clicked “like” on that page.

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Hey, NYC, LiLo is coming back!

Just giving you fair warning, New York: Lindsay Lohan is feeling “homesick” and is headed your way. Lohan will reportedly move back once her run in the West End production of “Speed-the-Plow” wraps, according to Radar Online. “She does love it there and has made some great friends in London, but NYC will always be her home.” New York is about to get edgy again, right?

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In other “totally not getting the Internet” news, Bill Cosby got more than he bargained for this week when he asked fans online to “meme” him, offering a meme generator on his site where fans could put block text over photos of him from “The Cosby Show” a la Lolcats. (Remember Lolcats?) Well, a lot of people used it, only they used it to reference allegations of rape made against the comic a decade ago. His team deleted his initial tweet and took down the meme generator as fast as possible, but not before some choice screen grabs went up.

Conan O’Brien posted yet another installment of his hilarious series, “Clueless Gamer,” with a look at the new “Assassin’s Creed: Unity,” which takes place during the French Revolution. “It’s by the company Ubisoft,”

Today, Bette Midler is putting things in perspective, Don Cheadle calls them as he sees them, Mark Duplass is bummed out and Billy Eichner rolls hard.

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“Our public policies and the way we treat each other should acknowledge that the issues of transgender women are women’s issues.” Laverne Cox

Awards was. The ceremony started out with the hilarious James Corden confessing his crush on Hillary Clinton, but the glitz and fashion soon took a backseat to the success stories that are paving the way for this generation of women leaders. Here, we round up the best quotes of the night.

“NO MATTER HOW TOGETHER AND CONFIDENT THE WOMEN YOU SEE ARE, DON’T EVER COMPARE YOUR INSIDES TO OTHER PEOPLE’S OUTSIDES — YOU CAN DO IT, TOO.” SAMANTHA POWERS

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Felicity Jones plays more than the wife Interview. The “Theory of Everything” star says her role is not just Mrs. Stephen Hawking.

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Becoming Jane You actually got to speak to the person you were playing this time. Meeting Jane after reading her book gave me so much more material. I was watching her intensely. ... She has these very ladylike qualities. I worked with a movement coach to capture how that changes over 20 years. Then her voice is very high-pitched — a very ﬁnely spoken voice. ... She said I got her voice.

Felicity Jones has a habit of playing partners of powerful men — and her characters are as interesting as the men they love. In “The Invisible Woman” she was Nelly Ternan, Charles Dickens’ secret mistress. Equally formidable is Jane Hawking, the now-ex-wife of theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking in “The Theory of Everything.”

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incredibly tough. ... There’s this cool determination and survival instinct. Both she and Stephen just don’t care. They’re really rock ’n’ roll. They’re not bothered about what everyone is thinking. She suﬀers, but never makes a big deal of it. In my notes I was always

writing “unsentimental, unsentimental, unsentimental.” There was no selfpity. I think that’s a very English, postwar mentality. It’s that idea of you’ve got to get on with it, keep calm and carry on.

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Talking Sartre with Sasha Grey Interview. The former porn star discusses “Open Windows” and why she likes depressing artists.

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relatively harmless fanboy played by Elijah Wood. The ﬁlm plays out over computer windows, so how much did you actually see Elijah Wood? In the film, we had only one scene together. But after shooting we had a lot of fun dinners and parties together. One night, we went to a club with good music; it was very cool. Tell us about the topless scene. It was a very important part of the film, actually. Because it is the first time Jill realizes that she’s free and independent and actually takes control of her life as a young woman. In this movie it’s a turning point, and I don’t think that it’s vulgar. It’s important and for me, it’s not a problem to disrobe.

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After seeing “Lost Lake” this past weekend at Manhattan Theatre Club, we realized it was the third play that took place in a remote cabin in very recent memory (and the second from MTC). Cabins make sense for a theatrical setting, because the space itself — which is immediately identifiable, and intimate in its familiarity — takes characters out of their everyday situations and throws them somewhere together that’s fairly isolated. In some way or another, of course, they end up confronting the things they most hoped to escape. (In a way, these plays make it seem like running off to a cabin would be cheaper than therapy. Anyone renting?) Because “The Lost Lake” officially opened last night, we thought we’d rank it against the other two of what we’re calling “cabin plays” that are concurrently running in NYC. T. MICHELLE MURPHY @TMichelleMurphy tmichelle.murphy@metro.us

‘The Country House’ Where: Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 W. 47th St.) What it’s about: A famous family of entertainers, summoned by a hardhearted matriarch (Blythe Danner), shacks up in the Berkshires with a movie star during Williamstown Theater Festival.

‘Jacuzzi’ Where: Ars Nova (511 W. 54th St.) What it’s about: Things get really strange, really fast, when two deceptive travelers crash a highly dysfunctional father-son weekend on the slopes in Colorado. Purpose of cabin: Nothing is creepier than a re-

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Free art at Algonquin Al Hirschfeld is best known for his sketches of famous Broadway stars and shows — but his pen didn’t stop there. From Nov. 22 to Jan. 9, you can

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see 25 portraits of members of the famed Algonquin Round Table (such as Tallulah Bankhead, Irving Berlin and Helen Hayes) in the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel (59 W. 44th St.). Titled “Return of the Vicious Circle,”

ally old cabin tucked into the side of a mountain, several miles from town, in the dead of winter. But mostly, it’s there to house the overly inviting, fully functional Jacuzzi. Should you see it? It’s sold out, but you should try. Info: Final extension through Nov. 15, www .arsnovanyc.com

the collection is seen by the hotel as “guardian angels” looking over the historic property and its guests. The exhibit is free to the public; for more information, visit www. algonquinhotel.com. T. MICHELLE MURPHY

Purpose of cabin: It’s a place for the family to convene to mourn the loss of one mother, daughter, sister and wife, while making her presence largely felt nonetheless. Should you see it? You might feel like you already have; save your money. Info: Through Nov. 23; www.manhattan theatreclub.com

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‘Lost Lake’ Where: Manhattan Theatre Club (130 W. 55th St.) What it’s about: A mom (Tracie Thoms) rents a vacation house for a week and gets too close to the property’s down-and-out tenant (John Hawkes).

Purpose of cabin: Veronica rented the lakeside retreat to give her kids a break from the city — but it’s the cabin that’s broken, perhaps like the people in it. Should you see it? Only if you enjoy realistic stories about being ﬂawed. Info: Through Dec. 21; www.manhattan theatreclub.com

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A quiet date night is not impossible in NYC In a city so large and bursting with people and activities, it’s nice to take some time away and plan a date night. Yes, it’s possible to ﬁnd a spot for a quiet meal in New York City. Leave your phones at home and actually spend the evening talking, not texting.

Emporio 231 Mott St. This small Italian wine bar and restaurant specializes in shared plates and homemade pastas. From 5-6:30 p.m. daily, take advantage of $4.50 drafts and wine and free appetizers at the bar; I love their Aperol Spritz. The cavatelli and veal meatballs are excellent. Even sitting at the bar is an intimate, relaxing experience: Think rustic farmhouse with urban accents.

Sushi Damo Columbus Circle & 58th Street If you’re looking for high-end

sushi to impress your date, look no further — the ﬁsh here is consistently delicious and fresh. Start with the avocado salad or the yellowtail ceviche, then order the heart-shaped Passion Roll and share the love. Specialty rolls are north of $20 but are well worth it. From 5-7 p.m. at the bar, you’ll ﬁnd $6 cocktails — go for the lychee martini.

Agozar 321 Bowery If you want a place with a more lively atmosphere, try Agozar’s intimate setting with a slight party vibe. Daily from 5-8 p.m. cocktails and appetizers are half-price. It’s all about tapas and sharing here, which is a great way to see if your date can compromise. Try the mahi-mahi and the sweet-and-spicy shrimp and sausage.

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The Weekly Yelp. The best brisket How does one make a cow’s deep pectorals and connective tissue something to savor? We haven’t the foggiest idea, but the following brisket connoisseurs seem to have found those who have ﬁgured it out. Read on for more of our faves.

The Gander 15 W. 18th St., Flatiron The brisket tots and buﬀalo sweetbreads both live up to the hype. And considering they are listed as “snacks,” the portion sizes are generous. RICH J.

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116 E. 27th St., Flatiron Word of advice, go with the marbled brisket. The ring of fat adds a huge burst of ﬂavor. This brisket was out-of-thisworld amazing. It literally dissolved in my mouth, no chewing necessary. Incredible ﬂavor. DAVID B.

Mighty Quinn’s 103 Second Ave., East Village I’m not a big fan of the overly fatty meat, so this

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place is perfect. It’s not too lean either, so it’s a good balance between giving you some leaner meat so you aren’t chewing on pure mushy nastiness, while you also get a ton of juiciness and ﬂavor. MIKE C.

30 W. 26th St., Flatiron I always come back to the moist brisket. Seriously, it’s to die for. It melts in your mouth and is deﬁnitely the best meat on the menu. JESSICA B.

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News about billionaires from Russia, China, Brazil and other lands dropping tens of millions on Midtown trophy homes may generate yawns these days. But the industry is waking up to the massive sums from overseas pouring into NYC on the building and portfolio level. Much of that money is finding a home in what just a few years ago was considered the far reaches of the city: Brooklyn and Queens. Foreigners invested more than $600 million in outer-borough real estate through the first half of the year — the most ever — according to data from Real Capital Analytics. Brooklyn received the vast majority of that speculation.

Appeal grows in Brooklyn The world’s hipsters wear Nets T-shirts and dine at Williamsburg-themed restaurants — at least in Western Europe. No question, Brooklyn is an international brand with clout, and some foreign investors have taken notice. Most notably, the Shanghai-based, government-backed Greenland Group bought a 70 percent stake in the residential

portion of Forest City Ratner’s Atlantic Yards project — now rebranded Pacific Park Brooklyn — for $200 million in December. “These days, I don’t have a problem attracting foreign investors,” said Adam Hess, a partner in charge of TerraCRG’s Multifamily Investment Sales Division. He recently sold a six-unit building at 401 12th St. in Park Slope to a private Japanese investor for $4 million. To the north, the formerly bohemian enclave of Williamsburg has gone the way of Paris’ Sixth Arrondissement, becoming the epicenter of outer-borough investment for foreign interests. Warner Lewis, a Halstead broker, said that just a few years ago, it was significantly harder to attract foreigners to Brooklyn. “I moved to the Edge [a waterfront condo in Williamsburg] in 2011,” Lewis said. “About six months later, an Italian investor came over with his broker and said, ‘I looked up Williamsburg. It’s in Virginia. What am I doing here?’” But, Lewis continued, “Just 12 months later, I never heard anyone question what Williamsburg was again.” Still, to some outsiders, the pitch to invest outside Manhattan is a hard sell. “A lot of the deals that we have seen in Brooklyn from foreign investors are from those who already have a cousin, friend, son or daughter living there,” Lewis said. “They tell their families how great it is, and that becomes their entree into the market.”

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Queens: The new Brooklyn Even more so than in Brooklyn, Queens, with its vast immigrant communities, attracts foreign investors through overseas networks of family and friends, often crowdfunding their buys. “It’s very likely that the vast majority of foreign buyers who are coming to Queens already have family there,” said Stephen Kliegerman, president of Halstead Property Development Marketing. He added, “Queens has a diﬀerent international buyer than Brooklyn.” Still, the recent explosion of development in Long Island City — some 500 condo units and 10,000 rental units are in the pipeline — promises to place the borough more prominently on the world map. CHRIS CAMERON

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The perfect fit Fashion. Catherine Ryu of Citizens of Humanity spills her denim styling tips.

up to ankle-length, so that a little skin shows.

Beyond skinnies Switch up your jean game with ’70s flares — which are making a huge comeback, says Ryu. “Pair them with a scoop-neck top or a fitted button down, tucked in, for effortless style,” she adds. The new pair she’s loving: The Fleetwood, a high-rise flare. “High-rise flares give you the illusion of mile-long legs.”

Denim is practically our second skin. So it’s crucial we feel — and look — amazing in our trusty daily uniform. When we met Citizens of Humanity Creative Director Catherine Ryu recently, the petite designer looked so graceful in her slouchy, boyish jeans that we had to get her tips on buying and rocking our next pair.

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“If you’re on the petite side and you’re wearing boyfriend jeans or something looser, roll them up,” says Ryu. It’s the 5-foot-2 designer’s go-to styling trick. “When jeans are shorter, they just make you look taller,” she says. Ryu suggests rolling pants

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Finding the perfect pair “When shopping for jeans, go to multi-brand stores that stock more than one denim line,” advises Ryu. “The staﬀ there should be real denim experts, so they will be able to point you toward the brands that are right for your body.”

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Denim evening wear Long gone are the days where you’re considered underdressed for showing up to a party in jeans. “Dark washes especially make a great alternative evening look,” says Ryu. She loves the brand’s Rocket ﬁt in Axel, which is a high-rise skinny in super-stretch black fabric. “The Rocket is like a girdle — slimming and ﬂattering for most body types,” she says. And if you want to be a real scene-stealer, Ryu says to throw on some heels with overalls — in which case, we’ll see you by the hor d’oeuvres.

You know those slightly baggier jeans you save for lazy Sundays? Add them to your daily rotation. “Slimmer boyfriend fits have been on trend the past few seasons,” says Ryu. “We’re seeing the silhouette moving away from the body toward a slightly looser fit.” The designer loves wearing hers with a T-shirt and an army jacket. But she says: “Add a pair of heels to offset the tomboy vibes.”

Play with size “If the fit is good and there is stretch in the fabric, you can go up or down two sizes,” says Ryu. This rule especially applies to boyfriend fits. “They often run on the bigger side, so size down for a trimmer look.”

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Gadgets. Clumsy night trips to the bathroom? There’s an IllumiBowl for that Going to the bathroom in the middle of the night just got a whole lot flashier. IllumiBowl, designed by Utah native Matt Alexander, is a motion-activated LED that casts a beam of colored disco lights into the commode, handily helping you find your way to your throne through sleepy eyes. We spoke with Alexander about his invention. What inspired you to create the IllumiBowl? Simply this: I was tired of being woken up after having to turn on the lights every time I went to the bathroom at night. Are you trying to turn toilet time into a thrill? It’s meant to make nighttime bathroom trips convenient, and it just looks

TinType turns your photos — including ones of Herbie Hancock, above — into ones that look 150 years old.

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How many photo filter apps do you need? Your phone likely comes with an OK one built in; “Instagram” offers its own wide spectrum. If you’re looking for something more retro — ones that try really hard to look like they were snapped in the 1970s and allowed to fade and turn distressingly orange — “Hipstamatic” has long been your friend. It was among the first and best apps to seize upon humankind’s desire to replicate the look of the old, if for no other reason than it made you feel more powerful than you really are. Now “Hipstamatic” has another round of filters — but, in a brilliant Machia-

vellian maneuver, you’ll have to pay for an entirely different app to get them. (App companies have to make money somehow!) TinType goes super old, with filters made to look like your photo was taken in the distant past, in the old “daguerreotype” way that captured haunting images of Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson and the 1851 solar eclipse. You can turn your photos a dim black-and-white or tint them a sickly yellow. But it will take more than a filter to really capture the look of photos taken 150 years ago, when people rocked stiff poses and never, ever smiled or looked happy. But if you’re someone who gets easily bored with the photo filters you’ve already burned through, here’s another one to occupy your time.

cool to have a glowing toilet, too! Did you used to have serious diﬃculty using the toilet at night? I didn’t have a lot of trouble. It’s just I had two choices: Turn on the light and get blinded and woken up, or pee in the dark and risk missing the toilet and having an angry wife! What reaction do you expect from consumers? We have had an incredible reaction so far. It appeals to older customers because it is convenient, younger customers because it is cool and unheard of and mothers because they can use it to potty-train their young children who are too short to reach the lights at night. DANIEL CASILLAS/ MWN

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tion, Maynard moved with her family to Oregon, one of only five states with a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Death with Dignityâ&#x20AC;? law that allows for assisted suicide, in which a doctor can provide medication to end the life of a dying patient whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s deemed mentally competent. Whether the option should be available nationwide or banned entirely will be the subject

of an Intelligence Squared U.S. debate taking place Thursday, with passionate advocates on both sides. One of the issueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s supporters, distinguished author and Columbia University professor of clinical psychology Andrew Solomon, has written about his motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assisted suicide in 1991 after a years-long battle with ovarian cancer. He calls Maynard â&#x20AC;&#x153;little short of heroicâ&#x20AC;? for devoting the final months of her life to speaking about the issue â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and giving it a new face. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People tend to distance themselves from the very old and sick until they themselves are very old and sick,â&#x20AC;? Solomon tells Metro. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think having someone who is young and beautiful and articu-

Andrew Solomonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mother chose to end her life with a prescribed medication after battling ovarian cancer. / ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

Visit Metro.us for more of our interview with Andrew Solomon. late who appeared to have a happy marriage ... forced people to think, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Oh, this isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just a debate that has nothing to do with me.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;? Solomonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s decision was influenced by having watched one of her

best friends die of cancer â&#x20AC;&#x153;in pain that was not wellcontrolled and in a state of relative incoherence. My mother just said, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The person I saw in that hospital bed was not Sandy. She was not the Sandy I had known and loved for many years, and I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want you to remember me like that and I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to go through that experience.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;? Currently, the law requires that a patient be diagnosed with a terminal illness to have the option of assisted suicide. Though Solomon supports strict guidelines on who that choice is made available

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undergo the FDA approval process can pose risks, citing the 2 0 1 2 o u t break of fungal meningitis from contaminated steroids made in a Massachusetts lab that sickened more than 200 people and killed 64. There are unscrupulous manufacturers in the natural supplements market, too. “Curcumin is so hot right now, everyone is jumping on the bandwagon, and fakes are coming onto the market. There’s a Chinese synthetic curcumin derived from petrochemicals,” she says.

natural remedies, which don’t need the same approval as drugs. But facilities are inspected to make sure there’s a good manufacturing process — it’s regulated like food production and even a bit more intensively,” Myers says. She notes that even conventional drugs that

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One issue fueling the argument against herbals is the lack of approval by the Food and Drug Administration of their use as medicine. Supplements and natural remedies are regulated by the standards set for food, not pharmaceutical drugs. “There are procedures for

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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Look into stable investment opportunities. This is an excellent day for absorbing some serious knowledge.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Fevers are likely if you haven’t been taking good care of yourself. Take some preventive measures. Delays in transportation may upset you. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Your mate may be upset with your change of attitude. Try to explain your feelings. A visitor may cause disruptions.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Your creative talents will come in handy. You will impress others with your results. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Get involved in hobbies or creative endeavors. You will feel inspired and full of ideas. If you are thinking about starting a family, this is an excellent day to begin. Enjoy your partner and have fun. Aries | March 21-April 20. Emotional upset will cause temper tantrums. Try to curb your reactions to situations regarding home.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Mix business with pleasure for the best results today. You can solidify a partnership that will result in prosperity. Don’t hesitate to follow your instincts. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Unusual circumstances will surround legal and ﬁnancial matters. Make sure you have all the information and that you understand it. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Talk to an important someone. Voice your complaints instead of letting your hostility grow. This way, you can clear the air.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. This is not the best time to push your beliefs on friends. Stick close to home and ﬁnish the projects that you’ve started. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Your need to contribute to worthwhile causes will enable you to oﬀer not only valued suggestions but also your time and energy. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Don’t bother trying to deal with an erratic individual who is not willing to listen. Direct your thoughts to areas that will bolster selfesteem. EUGENIA LAST

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3 SPORTS Big losses

Willis out for the season Pro Bowlers are dropping like ﬂies in the NFC West. One day after Arizona quarterback Carson Palmer was ruled out for the season, 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis was also. Willis, who missed the last three games with an injury to his left big toe, will now need season-ending surgery. Rookie Chris Borland has excelled in replacing Willis. In other NFC West injury news, the Seahawks have lost veteran defensive tackle Brandon Mebane for the season.

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Yormark balances old, new with Isles’ move NHL. Metro spoke to Barclays and Nets CEO Brett Yormark one year out from the NHL coming to Brooklyn. The Islanders are moving west, but they have no plan to discard the past when they settle into the Barclays Center. Rather, they will honor what was authored on Long Island while laying the groundwork for history to be made. “It’s the balance of this contemporary new approach to sports in Brooklyn, and how that marries to the tradition of the Islanders,” Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center CEO Brett Yormark told Metro New York in a wideranging phone interview. “And I think my team and I have been very sensitive to the fact that they have to mesh.” The Islanders will call the state-of-the-art arena on the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush Avenue home beginning in 2015-16. The move will be the final act in a saga that has raged for nearly two decades before the team announced in an Oct. 24, 2012, press conference it had come to a 25-year agreement to play home games at the Barclays Center.

The Islanders have already played preseason games at the Barclays Center before this season and before last season ahead of the team’s permanent move in 2015. / GETTY IMAGES Quoted

“They’re not thrilled that the team is moving, OK? But they rather [the team] move to Brooklyn than somewhere else in the country where they can’t frequent.” Brett Yormark, Barclays Center CEO, on the Islanders fans from Nassau County and them losing their local team

YORMARK OVERSAW THE NETS’ MOVE TO BROOKLYN, AND IS HELPING THE ISLES ALSO. GETTY IMAGES

The Islanders have played every home game in the franchise’s 43-year history at the Nassau Coliseum on Hempstead Turnpike, so the relocation to Barclays will be a transitional process with the building unlike any in the NHL. Due to its configuration, Barclays will possess peculiarities when compared to other NHL rinks with the primary example being the main scoreboard hanging over one of the

blue lines. Another issue is seating capacity, as Barclays projects to be the second-smallest arena in the NHL — with under 16,000 seats. Yormark explained Barclays is adding 120 to 150 West End Club seats, which he believes will provide fans with a hockey-viewing experience unlike any in the league. The task for Barclays becomes conserving and cultivating fans. Yormark and his staff have built campaigns centered around the slogans “Tradition Has a New Home” and “Brooklyn Scores.” The thought process behind the approach is to attract the current fanbase on Long Island to experience Brooklyn while creating interest for the team in their new home borough. “We have a neat marketing situation that’s going on,” Yormark said. “You have to be true to the hardcore fan, the one that’s been there since Day 1, if you will, on Long Island. But at the same time you have to balance that with the fact we have to create a whole new fanbase here in Brooklyn. How we communicate to those fanbases certainly will define our success.” DENIS GORMAN @DenisGorman

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Islanders may use third alternate in Nets’ black, white style To attract the Long Island fanbase, the Barclays Center will have an organ and banners to commemorate the franchise’s history, according to Yormark, who reiterated that the team will retain its traditional blue, orange and white colors for the home and road jerseys, while creating a third sweater that is

Brooklyn-centric. “Very well could be,” Yormark said, when asked directly if the color scheme and logo for the third jersey could replicate that of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets. “The two brands and the two teams can certainly complement each other.” To that end, the teams will participate in “a jersey exchange,” Yormark said. The idea has a twopronged strategy with the ﬁrst being a way to create a “synergy” between the respective fanbases. The second is “in some respects, a ceremony which

passes the torch” from the Nets to the Islanders, Yormark said. “You’ll see the same blueprint from the Islanders,” Yormark said. “One thing about the Islanders, they’ve always been a community-minded team, one that certainly has been active. We anticipate the same thing here in Brooklyn. We are going to deﬁne that community platform very clearly. You will see players very much engaged in this borough, no diﬀerent than what you see with the Nets.” DENIS GORMAN

The Islanders hosted the Devils in front of a capacity crowd in Brooklyn on Sept. 25. / GETTY IMAGES

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NFL power rankings | by Matt Burke No. 1

No. 11

Cardinals (8-1)

Colts (6-3)

Ravens (6-3)

Dolphins (5-4)

Vikings (4-5)

The Cardinals still have fantastic skill position players. Larry Fitzgerald is going strong.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s possible the Colts will be exposed by the Pats on Sunday. New England and Indy are coming oďŹ&#x20AC; a bye.

Depending on the week, the AFC North looks like the best division in football or the worst.

The Bills beat the Dolphins in Week 2. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the reason why we gave Buffalo the slight edge here.

We bet Roger Goodellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cousinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mailman dies so he can delay Mondayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Adrian Peterson hearing.

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Patriots (7-2) This is the ďŹ rst November in years our preseason Super Bowl picks are still poised to make the big game, so weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll use this space to gloat: Patriots vs. Eagles in the big game. You heard it here in August. The East Coast rematch, exactly 10 years after Donovan McNabb threw up on his cleats in Jacksonville.

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Broncos (7-2)

Packers (6-3)

Browns (6-3)

Chargers (5-4)

Saints (4-5)

We fully expected the Broncos to put an all-time beatdown on the Raiders, fresh oďŹ&#x20AC; getting blown out by the Pats.

Either you say they havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t beat anyone of note, or thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no shame in losing at Seattle, at Detroit and at New Orleans.

Ben Tate told ESPN this week his diminished role in Cleveland is far from satisfying. Incentive for this week versus Houston.

Few teams in league history have needed a bye more than the 2014 Chargers this past month. The lowly Raiders are next.

New Orleans will plow through the AFC North trifecta of Cincy, Baltimore and Pittsburgh over the next three weeks.

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Seahawks (6-3)

Chiefs (6-3)

49ers (5-4)

Bengals (5-3-1)

Texans (4-5)

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s amazing what victories can do. The Seahawks have won three in a row, and no one cares about the locker room drama.

Kansas City is red hot, having won four straight. Their win at BuďŹ&#x20AC;alo this Sunday may have been the most impressive.

The Ninersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; schedule softens a bit in the next couple of weeks as they play at the Giants and host the Redskins.

The fact that the Bengals got ďŹ ve wins out of Andy Dalton this season is a minor miracle given what we now know.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mallett for Fitzpatrickâ&#x20AC;? isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t exactly â&#x20AC;&#x153;Young for Montanaâ&#x20AC;? in terms of QB controversies, but weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in the results. No. 22

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No. 6

Eagles (7-2)

Lions (7-2)

Cowboys (7-3)

Bills (5-4)

Steelers (6-4)

Rams (3-6)

Whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d guess Tom Brady, Mark Sanchez and Drew Stanton would be QBs of the three best teams?

If you like football, go ahead and tell your family now. You wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be talking to them on Thanksgiving.

Tony Romoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 138.8 QB rating with two broken bones in his back against the Jags was impressive.

Most people are down on the Bills this week, but theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re still better than half the teams in the NFL.

No one will be surprised by anything that happens at Tennessee Monday after this confusing season.

This is the ďŹ rst team weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve covered in these rankings that has no shot at making the postseason.

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