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Bratton: ‘Hard to see’ reason for protests Police. The commissioner says crime is down. His critics say he doesn’t get it. NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton knows many New Yorkers aren’t happy with the NYPD, but he says he doesn’t understand why, because crime is down. Speaking at a “power breakfast” of the Association for a Better New York on Tuesday, Bratton said it was “hard to see that anger” from protesters who have demonstrated against the grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Missouri, and Staten Island over the past two weeks. “On its face, it’s hard to make sense of it. Crime is down, isn’t it? Isn’t that what police are paid to do? Disorder control?” Bratton told the group of business, political and labor leaders. Bratton said fear of crime is down among New Yorkers, but acknowledged they don’t trust police or government. He said that trust needs to be restored, especially in communities of color. Last week, Bratton and Mayor Bill de Blasio

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton talking with Mayor Bill de Blasio at the police academy last week. / ANDREW BURTON/GETTY

announced that reported crime numbers continued to drop, with robberies down 14 percent and grand larcenies down by 3 percent from last year. The city had seen 290 homicides through November of this year, down more than 83 percent from 1993. “What I don’t understand is what he doesn’t understand,” said L. Joy Williams, president of the Brooklyn NAACP. “He needs to acknowledge that there are other communities in this city that are policed with different levels of respect than communities of color,

it’s evident if he says he doesn’t understand, he still doesn’t get it.” “The commissioner must recognize that this distrust doesn’t come from CompStat,” said Bronx Councilman Andy King, referring to the NYPD’s crime-tracking system. “You can’t be so bold to say crime is down from police action,” King said, citing income and education as two of many factors that determine crime. “Policing in some areas help reduce crime. A lot of policing comes after the crime is committed.”

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“What I don’t understand is what he doesn’t understand.” NAACP’s Williams

King said the only way to rebuild public trust is for officers to respect the people in the community they’re policing. “It’s OK to be human on the job,” said King, who cochairs the City Council’s Black, Latino and Asian Caucus. Frequent complaints of “disrespect, death and abuse” come from minority neighborhoods — not Wall Street and the Upper West Side, said Williams, and making those areas safer requires community participation. “You can’t effectively enforce law and order if the community is not partners with you, and you can’t be partners if you don’t have trust in the system,” Williams said. “This is a very big step for the commissioner to acknowledge that there are problems and perhaps think about what they can do differently,” said Robin Hayes, an East Flatbush native and professor of urban policy at the New School. “Racism is so systemic, so pervasive and so widespread that there’s not really a lot police can defend in terms of their behavior,” she said. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE Wendy.Biddlecombe@metro.us

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Royals. NYC visit wraps up with stops at Sept. 11 Memorial, galas The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent the last morning of their three-day visit to New York paying respects to the fallen at the Sept. 11 Museum and Memorial. Prince William and wife Kate Middleton waved to a small crowd at Ground Zero on Tuesday morning. Kate left a bouquet with a handwritten note in memory of those lost on Sept. 11, 2001. Their trip, which began Sunday, ended with a dinner Tuesday night

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at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in honor of University of St. Andrews in Scotland and its 600th anniversary. The two spent Mon-

day evening at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn for a Nets game, while activists gathered outside to protest the death of Eric Garner. METRO

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Man convicted in Riverside murders A Washington Heights man has been convicted of murdering two of his neighbors and injuring four others in 2011. Jurors found Christian Falero, 26, guilty of firstdegree murder on Tuesday. Falero went on a “fiveminute-long campaign of terror” on Aug. 23, 2011, in his apartment building on Riverside Drive at West 160th Street, prosecutors said. Stripping off his

clothes, Falero descended to the building’s laundry room before entering an apartment on the second floor, where he stabbed and killed Army veteran Ignacio Collazo, 81. As Collazo’s wife screamed for help, neighbor Yan Zhi Wang, 60, opened her door. Falero stabbed her in the head, and she died later from the wounds. Falero ran naked down the street, where he was subdued by cops in a passing patrol car. He will be sentenced on Jan. 16, and faces life in prison without parole. METRO


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Un-professionals organizing force behind week of demonstrations Justice. Protests that have ďŹ lled city streets are the work of amateurs. More than 300 arrests and blustery winter weather conditions have failed to dampen the enthusiasm of New Yorkers protesting after a Staten Island jury declined to indict an NYPD officer in the death of Eric Garner. Synead Nichols, a 23-year-old singer, hopes to keep that energy going through Saturday, when the Millions March NYC, which she is organizing, is set to begin in Washington Square Park. The native New Yorker said she got the idea for the march following a rally in Manhattan hours after a Missouri grand jury declined to indict a police of-

ficer for shooting and killing unarmed teen Michael Brown. Days later, the unrest came closer to home when NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo was not indicted in the apparent choking death of Staten Island man Eric Garner. Now, Nichols is meeting with a group of like-minded volunteers. “We have no funding. We have nothing,� she said. “People are doing this from the kindness of their hearts. That’s the most rewarding part.� Nichols says she’s prepared for rabble-rousers who may want to disrupt her peaceful gathering, and says she’s keeping her protest independent of other groups that have been holding daily marches in the city. A handful of the city’s most organized activists recently joined forces to create Justice League NYC.

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“We have no funding. We have nothing. People are doing this from the kindness of their hearts. That’s the most rewarding part.� Nichols

Carmen Perez of Gathering for Justice, a nonprofit created by crooner and activist Harry Belafonte, has released a list of 10 demands, chief among them the firing of NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo for Garner’s death. Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said Sunday that the NYPD would undertake an internal investigation of Panta-

leo’s actions. Perez, 37, explained that the almost daily demonstrations only appear to be random. “It takes a lot of work,� she said, detailing the coordination that happens between groups both online and off. “We’re working around the clock with minimal food and energy.� The group will read its

list of demands in front of City Hall on Wednesday afternoon. As New York prepares for rain and snow this week, Cherrell Brown, 25, an organizer with Justice League NYC, says the energy at the demonstrations will provide enough heat for the crowd. Brown feeds her 32,000 Twitter followers the latest news on demonstrations. “If most people are uncomfortable, they can go home and warm up in their Snuggies. Black people are uncomfortable every day,� said Brown, who is black. “In fact, you should probably be uncomfortable, because that’s what struggle is,� she added. “Things don’t tend to change if someone isn’t inconvenienced.� CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria

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Art. Weaver finds the beauty in sexy selfies Artist Erin. M. Riley, a weaver who got her MFA from Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, turns sexy selfies she finds on the Internet into somber tapestries. The notoriety has increased her visibility in the art world, but when Playboy magazine offered to profile the artist, even Riley questioned the wisdom of participating. “I had some thoughts about, ‘Is this the best idea — to further sexualize my work?’” she said. Riley’s work isn’t just based on erotic selfies, it’s inspired by the digital era in general, she said. “On Twitter was the first time I found a selfie,” Riley said. “I found this one girl’s profile, and it was just pictures of her. I was kind of amazed and fascinated that every tweet was just a picture of her in the nude or her underwear.” Riley was drawn to these images due to her experiences “growing up on Friendster and

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Myspace and Facebook, and relating to your peers through images,” she said. “It’s looking at the sadder side of making images,” she said. “When it’s not just a picture on Tumblr, it allows them to see the images.” Not all of Riley’s work depicts nude women — there are also images

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lease prompted a boost of security at U.S. facilities abroad. The CIA dismissed the findings, saying the interrogations did result in valuable information. Many Republicans condemned the report, which was put together by the committee’s Democratic majority, saying it would put Americans at risk. The report said the CIA had tried to justify its use of the program by giving examples of what it called “thwarted” terrorist plots and suspect captures, but the “representations were inaccurate and contradicted by the CIA’s own records.” It says that during one of the 83 occasions on which he was subjected to a simulated drowning technique the CIA called “waterboarding,” an al Qaeda detainee known as Abu Zubaydah became “completely unresponsive with bubbles rising through his open full mouth,” though he later was revived. REUTERS No sleep

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Sony hack reveals some startling celeb aliases

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The Sony hack is the gift that keeps on giving for fans of entertainment industry schadenfreude. While we certainly don’t condone employees having their Social Security Numbers released or families threatened via email, there has been a certain degree of pleasure in seeing how they really feel about Adam Sandler movies. And the latest bit of info may be the best. A document has surfaced featuring contact information used during filming, including the fake names celebrities go by to remain

undetected. And oh, my, these are fantastic. Some sound like dime-store detectives — ahem, Tom Hanks — while some like porn stars — looking at you, Tobey Maguire. Some, like Ice Cube, just use their real names, which is boring. And Taye Diggs apparently just wants people to think he’s someone related to Taye Diggs. But the absolute best? Jessica Alba, who apparently goes by the code name “Cash Money.” Here’s the list: • Tom Hanks: “Harry Lauder” and “Johnny Madrid”

Kate Hudson cancels those long-held wedding plans

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Kate Hudson’s engagement to Muse frontman Matthew Bellamy is officially over, as the couple have scrapped their 4-year-old plans to get hitched, according to People magazine. “Kate and Matt have been separated for some time now,” says Hudson’s rep, who is clearly disappointed that we’re just noticing now. “Despite this, they remain very close friends and com-

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that I’m gay,” Franta says in the video. Until earlier this year, Franta was a part of the successful vlog channel Our2ndLife. Though he’d previously dismissed speculation about his sexuality, he explains in his coming out video that it had taken him a long time to accept himself. “I was tired of running. I was tired of hiding,” he says. “I just want to be me and not be afraid.”

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Grumpy Cat didn’t make $100 million

Tell the Internet it can calm down, because that report in the Express about online sensation Grumpy Cat pulling in $100 million? Let’s just file that under “wildly inaccurate.” Proud owner of Grumpy Cat, Tabatha Bundesen, tells the paper, “I was able to quit my job as a waitress within days of her first appearance on social media, and the phone

simply hasn’t stopped ringing since,” which is either hyperbole or a terrifying way to live. But Bundesen tells the Huffington Post that while Grumpy Cat has pulled in plenty of cash thanks to appearances, endorsements and a new Lifetime Christmas movie, the Express is way off with its $100 million claim. But Lil Bub? That guy’s totally a billionaire.

Ed Sheeran reveals Ariana Grande’s dirty side

Apparently, while everyone else was watching models strut on the runway during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Ariana Grande was making Ed Sheeran crack up with some pretty risque humor. “Can I tell you why I was laughing?” Sheeran explains in an interview with Elvis Duran. “Basically, there were all these big inflatable bouncy black balls that are bouncing around in the crowd

on the finale bit. Ariana Grande comes and stands up next to me and just looks at me and goes, ‘I love big black balls.’ In my head I was like, ‘If she knows what that means, then I love her, and if she doesn’t know what that means, it’s even better.’” I’m going to go out on a limb here and guess that she does, in fact, know what that means. You know, kids and the Internet these days and all.

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before launching into his version, The Decree, tackling the Affordable Care Act and poking a little fun at himself. “Remember the original healthcare .gov Website? I think that’s where Disney got the idea for ‘Frozen.’”


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Tea Leoni: Back at work Interview. The actress knew who to ask for advice about her big role.

It took surprisingly little for Tea Leoni to take on a lead role in “Madam Secretary” — just word from her kids that they’d rather not have her around that much. “I’d been struggling for a while with this idea of committing to something that could be — potentially, we hope — a long endeavor,” she remembers. “I was walking across the street with my son, who’s 12, and I said, ‘I’m thinking about doing this thing. If I do this, I could be very busy for a while.’ He looks up at me and is like, ‘Mom, it’s totally fine.’ I was like, ‘Really?’ And he says, ‘Yeah. We were really getting sick of you anyway.’ So it was great to have that blessing, honestly.” On the series, Leoni plays U.S. Secretary of State

Elizabeth McCord, and she admits that people have jumped to the same conclusion when it comes to her model for the character — former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. But she insists they’re completely off-base. “I’ve certainly been asked if I met with Hillary. And obviously it’s the blond hair, right off the bat. I swore, I said, ‘No, it’s Kissinger,’” Leoni jokes. “The truth is, the first place in my mind that I went was not toward a particular political figure or in particular a female Secretary of State, since we’ve had three. I thought more about my grandmother — who founded the U.S. fund for UNICEF, who was the volunteer president for almost 30 years and raised five kids and 27 grandchildren — and what it was for her to be traveling around the world and

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Shoe drama Leoni finds McCord easy to relate to. “I certainly do when I think about the heels that I’m wearing and the hours that I keep and my children at home. Those three things are very much the same,” she says.

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coming home and being a mother. I think about my friends who are up to it, who are working mothers and what that’s about.” Her lack of research has a lot to do with how

“The shoes, goddamn it, can we just talk about the shoes? I tell you, that’s the hardest part of my job. I am in high heels for sometimes 17 hours in a day. My feet are killing me. I don’t know how we do it. I can’t even imagine how John Kerry’s handling it.”

her character is suddenly promoted to the role at the beginning of the show from a professor gig. “If they had asked me — and let’s face it, they wouldn’t have — to play a seated Secretary of State or a life-

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It’s important that Rameses isn’t wholly evil. He wasn’t just some one-dimensional fascist villain who could destroy everybody unflinchingly. He was more like an overlooked son who felt like he didn’t really belong.

Much like the Russell Crowe film “Noah,” “Exodus: Gods and Kings” has garnered a fair amount of controversy before its release. Among them have been charges against a mostly white cast playing Middle Eastern characters, and comments by star Christian Bale comparing

Do you think Bible/Torah stories can appeal to secular audiences? These are incredible characters, heroic characters. ... Christian [Bale]’s Moses is struggling with the idea of being that person who has to undertake this monumental task. I love the humanity that’s imbued in that.

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Teach the controversy There’s been a fair amount of controversy over the casting of white actors as Egyptians. How do you respond to that? On one hand, I go, “Look, it’s a movie.” But it’d be dishonest to say I wasn’t mindful of this concern. It’s a wider conversation to be had about Hollywood in general. This is an American-financed movie. I mean, I get it. But I had to put my faith in Ridley’s team that they would make it appropriate for me to fill those golden shoes and wear that jewelry and look that way. I had to find a reason to do it on an interior level.

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No need to wear your Sunday best Visiting certain restaurants during the holidays is as much a tradition as visiting family. Every year, I look forward to seeing them, with the benefit that instead of being annoyed by Aunt Mable, I can look forward to that feeling of home with great food in a casual setting. These gems are sure to make you feel festive, but make a reservation soon.

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Langan’s 150 W. 47th St. One of my favorite Irish pubs, with a large bar area with high tables if you’re looking for a place to meet friends for drinks, in addition to a spacious dining area. There is always a great vibe here, and they offer seasonal beverages like $5 eggnog shots. Share the flatbread pizza of the day or the Angus beef sliders. On Sundays from 11:30 a.m.4 p.m. enjoy their jazz brunch for $15.95 that includes one drink.


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Mullet,” a pastel blue — it represents a girl at an art opening getting hit on by an annoying hipster. “I think having an emotional experience to the nail polish from a story, there’s something to that,” says Mohajer. We can’t wait to hear the experiences she dreams up to go along with her lip gloss line, launching next. TINA CHADHA @TinaatMetro tina.chadha@metro.us

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Other Bond gizmos that came to life Not all Bond gadgets are pure fiction. Some wound up becoming a reality. Here are four prophecies that came true. Jet pack, ‘Thunderball’ The kind of propelling backpack that saved Sean Connery can only send users 30 feet in the air at about 10 mph — and even that sounds terrifying. Homing beacon,

‘Goldfinger’ Bond being able to track people from his Aston Martin seemed pretty out there in 1964. Now one doesn’t even need a license to own them. Skyhook, ‘Thunderball’ When you need to attach yourself to a plane mid-flight, find the inventor of the Surfaceto-Air Recovery System. Killer pen, ‘Never Say Never Again’ A North Korean assassin was once caught with a regular ballpoint pen that hid a tiny, deadly needle. Yikes.

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License to burn — and tell the time Gadgets. A new watch from Germany re-creates one of the cooler Bond gizmos. There’s still just shy of a year until the next Bond film, “Spectre,” comes out. But you’re probably not as excited as Patrick Priebe, who has made his own not-quite-lethal Bondesque gadget. The young German inventor has created a facsimile of one of the better Q-made gizmos: the watch from the first Pierce Brosnan number “GoldenEye,” which features a laser. But his version only has a license to

burn — through plastic. (It can also pop balloons.) Bond was your inspiration, yes? Yes, but not the movies. It was the “GoldenEye” video game for the Nintendo 64 console, which I used to play when I was a child. I’ve grown up now but noticed that many sci-fi gadgets are almost reality. So I wanted to give it a try. Was it easy? I work with lasers for a living. So I found a piece of leftover metal tubing, just long enough for the watch body, turned it down on my machine and saw that it fit perfectly. Then I mounted the rest of the parts — laser, LED screen for the watch – and

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it was done. How strong is the laser light? It’s a 1,500-milliwatt laser, which is very dangerous. It can burn your skin

Is it legal to use your watch? I did not make it to be used. It’s just for fun. I would never wear it outside or in front of other people. In any event, could it be used for self-defense? It could, but it is almost too dangerous. A fraction of the beam could blind you for life. DMITRY BELYAEV, MWN @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

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Look like an Angel Fitness. Alessandra Ambrosio may have a heavenly body, but it didn’t get that way through divine intervention.

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For the first time in Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show history, there were two Fantasy Bras on the runway last night, worn by Brazilian supermodels Alessandra Ambrosio and Adriana Lima. Designed by jeweler Pascal Mouawad, this year’s lingerie creation is encrusted with 16,000 rubies, diamonds and sapphires, strung together with 18-karat gold and priced at $2 million — each. Oh, and they took about 1,380 hours to make, which, as the 33-year-old Ambrosio tells Metro, is almost as much time as she spends staying in shape.

How do you get bodyready before the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show? Throughout the year, I try to exercise three times a week but one or two months before the show, I start working out daily. I don’t have a trainer so I do my whole workout myself; I feel like at this point in my life, I know what my body needs. I try to diversify my workout: I like Boot Camp, for example, which is 30 minutes of running and 30 minutes on the floor with weights – it’s a good full-body training [regime] that I do twice a week. I’m also a fan of Pilates, which I do two to three times a week, as well as a ballet barre workout, too. I do yoga once a week just to stretch out the strain caused by all those exercises. Do you alter your diet, too? I just try to eat healthier, even though my lifestyle

in general is to be as healthy as I can. So I cut out some junk food at this point. If I want to have pizza, I’d have one with goat cheese and mushrooms — and I always have one slice. I don’t say, “I can’t eat this or that� because it makes me kind of crazy, so I’d rather eat a little bit less and go for the least bad option. But before the show, I definitely try to be more conscious of what I eat. How would you describe your diet in general? I grew up in Brazil so I like healthy, homemade food. Every day, I try to eat fresh. For lunch I would cook some chicken breast and make a salad, for example, and I would have sushi for dinner. What is your go-to breakfast? Today actually wasn’t a good example because I had, like, two minutes to eat breakfast! I had a bunch of things to do this

morning so I just had a piece of coffee cake. Usually, I have egg whites with gluten-free toast and some avocado on the side. That’s what I have every day when I have a bit of time to cook. What’s your guilty pleasure? I love french fries! Do you have a nostalgic childhood dish? My grandmother used to make hand-cut french fries for me when I was younger – I just loved them. I also remember this chocolate cake she used to bake for me. My other grandmother is Polish and she makes pierogi – it’s like pasta filled with potatoes and the dressing is bacon with butter – which is very heavy but I love it. Every time I go back to Brazil, I’ll have it.

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Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. A major change is imminent. A different location or vocation should be on your mind. You will find the success you are looking for if you open your eyes.

Gemini | May 22-June 20. Someone in your life will not understand your plans. If you are sincere about your commitment, you mustn’t let anyone stand between you and your goal.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Facing hard facts will be necessary if you want to move forward and distance yourself from a situation that isn’t in your best interest.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Show your leadership ability. You will be resentful if other people try to control your actions. You be the one to decide.

Aries | March 21-April 20. You will find fulfillment if you strive to make a difference in a cause that you feel strongly about. Charitable groups will value your help.

Cancer | June 21-July 22. Earning a living must take top priority for you. Complete whatever is required to help you move forward. Increase your knowledge.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Don’t let upsetting news broadcasts or confusing world events stop you from moving forward. Focus on what matters most to you.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Don’t let self-doubt or fear prevent you from taking on a new challenge. Rather than daydreaming, make a lifestyle change.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Don’t waste time arguing with an obstinate party. Walk away from anyone putting too many demands on you.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Today is all about you. Spend time doing fun things with the people you love most. Break away from your daily routine.

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Newton in car crash Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton suffered two fractures of his lower back Tuesday after he was involved in a twocar crash in Charlotte, North Carolina. Newton’s injuries were not as bad as initially feared and aren’t careerthreatening.

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Devils don’t expect to be playoff-bound NHL. Not much has gone right for the struggling Devils this season. It was a few minutes after 10 p.m. last Saturday and Devils head coach Pete DeBoer was once again standing in front of an assembled media throng attempting to explain another night when very little went according to script. Both coach and reporters had spent the better part of two-and-a-half hours watching the Devils drop a 4-1 decision to the Washington Capitals and falling to 10-13-4.

After the loss — New Jersey’s eighth in its last 10 games — it was mentioned to DeBoer that goaltender Cory Schneider had suggested the Devils did not possess the requisite “energy” in the opening 40 minutes necessary to win a game. When DeBoer agreed with that assessment, the question was asked how much of the Devils’ issues By the numbers

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were effort-based and how much was a lack of execution. Exasperated, DeBoer said, “It was everything.” In three small words, the state of the 2014-15 New Jersey Devils had been addressed. A little more than a quarter of the way into the season, an unsightly portrait of the Devils has begun to emerge which has been equally confusing and unacceptable for a franchise whose DNA is encoded with success. Entering Monday night, the Devils had earned 24 points in 27 games, an average of 0.8 points per game. At this rate over 82 games, the Devils would

Cory Schneider and the Devils’ defense haven’t had much support. / GETTY IMAGES

finish at just under 73 points, which would be the fewest points in a full season since the 1988-89 team finished with 63. It would put the Devils in the draft lottery mix for the opportunity to draft either Connor McDavid or Jack Eichel with the first or second overall pick. Both McDavid and Eichel have been titled are considered generational talents, cornerstones for the franchises that land the top two picks in June’s entry draft in Sunrise, Florida.

Prior to Monday’s 2-1 win over Metropolitan Division bottom feeder Carolina, the Devils were 3-4-3 at home and 7-9-1 away from the Prudential Center. “We have to be better everywhere,” Jaromir Jagr said. “Not just [at] home. Everywhere.” Otherwise? “We’re not getting into the playoffs,” DeBoer said. DENIS GORMAN @DenisGorman sports@metro.us

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As reporters waited to enter the Cavaliers locker room before Monday night’s game in Brooklyn vs. the Nets, Jarrett Jack walked over with an envelope for his former teammates. In it were black T-shirts that read, “I Can’t Breathe” in white lettering — the same shirt worn by Derrick Rose in pregame warmups before a game last Saturday. Six players protested the non-indictment of officer Daniel Pantaleo in the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island. LeBron James and Kyrie Irving wore the shirts for the Cavaliers while Jack, Deron Williams, Alan Anderson and Kevin Garnett wore the shirts during pregame warmups for the Nets. While many players have distanced themselves from social issues in the past, the Nets and Cavaliers felt as though they could not avoid speaking out in this instance. “You know what hap-

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pened,” Williams said. “It’s not one of those things where people are saying this and cops are saying that. It’s there for you to see, so you just feel bad that a man lost his life because of that.” “We are very, very socially conscious,” Jack said. “We aren’t just focused on ourselves as just athletes or what

goes on with just our sport on a day-to-day basis. Collectively, we understand that this is just an issue that needs to be addressed and the more attention we can bring and awareness we can bring to it, I think, is great. It’s not a color issue, it’s a people issue. It’s a citizen issue.” LARRY FLEISHER


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Robertson era over in a flash David Robertson won’t be Mariano Rivera’s long-term successor after all. In a day highlighted by big moves made by the White Sox, the AL Central club inked Robertson to a four-year, $46 million deal. The Yankees never even made a formal offer to Robertson, according to ESPN, after signing reliever Andrew Miller and with Dellin Betances returning. METRO

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If the Packers and Seahawks met right now on a neutral field, you’d have to think long and hard about which team to bet on. Seattle has given up an average of 6.6 points the past three weeks.

Give the Colts credit for grabbing a one-point road win over the Browns, but in no way does this team look like a Super Bowl contender. Andrew Luck threw a pair of interceptions against Cleveland.

Calling fraud on this team right about now. In the past three weeks they’ve lost two games by 11-plus points and had a threepoint home win. They’re the Colts of the NFC — bad opponent bullies.

If only the Steelers took care of business against the league’s dregs earlier in the season, they’d be battling the Pats and Broncos for a top seed. Instead, they’ll have to scrap to make the playoffs.

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It’s gotten to the point with the Packers that if you don’t see doubledigits on the board within the first few minutes of the game, you wonder if there’s been a major injury. They had just seven points after one quarter Monday, but were up 31-7 on Atlanta by halftime.

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Remember that stretch in October when the Broncos were routinely beating teams by three touchdowns? That seems like a decade ago at this point. Peyton hasn’t cracked 200 yards passing in the past two weeks.

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The Chargers nearly beat the Patriots at their own game on Sunday night, employing the old bendbut-don’t-break strategy, forcing three field goals. But the Chargers need more out of Ryan Mathews soon.

Every game from here on out is obviously a playoff game for the Bengals. You should have little faith in Cincy, though, considering it was outscored 25-0 in the fourth quarter this past Sunday at home against the Steelers.

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LeSean McCoy’s notquite-DeMarco-Murray streak of 100-yard rushing games ended at two against the Seahawks on Sunday as “Shady” was held to 50 yards on 17 carries.

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The Ravens are back into their old mode of being the average team no one wants to face down the stretch. They’re a long shot to win it all, for sure, but that win at Miami was impressive.

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