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Crime wave. With crime up across the city in May, the NYPD has rolled out 330 extra cops for the summer — a month earlier than it did last year. The commissioner hopes that the extra manpower will deter criminals as temperatures start to rise. “Summer All Out” led to a 26 percent drop in shootings last summer, the NYPD said. PAGE 02

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NYPD adds summer patrols a month early Heat wave.

Additional officers will police high-crime areas.

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton began adding hundreds of additional cops to patrol high-crime areas for the summer yesterday, a month earlier than last year to curb the rise in homicides and shootings in the city.

There were 135 people murdered in the city through May, according to NYPD numbers, a nearly 20 percent jump in homicides from last year.

“Summer All Out,” which Bratton rolled out

Murders East New York has had 11 murders as of May 31, East Flatbush had seven and the 113th Precinct in Queens had seven, according to NYPD crime numbers.

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The NYPD announced the spike in murders last week, following 2014’s historic low number of 328 murders.

last summer, began on Monday, and the officers will be reassigned from desk duty, Chief of Department James O’Neill announced last week.

The 330 additional cops will be on patrol during peak crime shifts — from 4 p.m. to midnight and midnight to 8 a.m.

— in neighborhoods such as East New York and East Flatbush in Brooklyn, and St. Albans and Hollis in Queens as well as housing projects with high crime numbers.

A year ago, the first installment of Bratton’s “Summer All Out” led to a 26 percent drop in shootings in the 10 targeted precincts, the Daily News reported last October.

PBA President Pat Lynch, who was reelected as president of the city’s largest police union in a “landslide” victory last

Police deal with traffic in Brooklyn. / MILES DIXON

week, has called for more officers on city streets to combat the rise in murders. Last month, Bratton said he’d like 450 more cops added to city streets — half of the number City Council has called for.

Mayor Bill de Blasio did not include money for additional cops in the city’s budget, which will be finalized this month.

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New York. Call to end cash bail after suicide of ex-Rikers inmate

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Queens Zoo welcomes baby pudu Ready to swoon? Take a look at one of the newest additions to the Wildlife Conservation Society’s (WCS) Queens Zoo: a baby pudu. The southern pudu is the world’s smallest deer species, and a baby fawn was born just less than a month ago on May 12. The fawn, which is currently still nursing, will transition to leaves, grain, kale (the veg isn’t just for Brooklynites), carrots and hay. So far, there are three pudu on exhibit at the Queens Zoo, including the new fawn, and this is the third year in a row that the couple have successfully reared a fawn. The baby pudu, who is still unnamed, will only grow to be 12 to 14 inches at the shoulder. It was only six inches tall and six inches long at birth. / JULIE LARSEN MAHER

Advocates say the suicide of Kalief Browder, the 22-year-old man who spent three years on Rikers Island awaiting trial, could have been prevented if cash bail requirements had not been imposed on his family.

The Pretrial Justice Institute launched a petition on Monday calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to end cash bail requirements in New York, which they say result in low-income New Yorkers like Browder disproportionately spending time behind bars.

The latest available figures, from April this year, showed that more than 1,500 people have been imprisoned at Rikers Island for over a year without being convicted.

At age 16, Browder was arrested for allegedly stealing a backpack. The judge set bail at $10,000 — an amount his family was not able to pay. He spent the next three years at Rikers, where he suffered abuse at the hands of prison guards and fellow inmates, and spent more than 400 days in solitary

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confinement. Medical experts agree this type of punishment takes a serious toll on an individual’s mental and physical health.

New Yorker writer Jennifer Gonnerman wrote an in-depth story about Browder’s ordeal and obtained video footage of the violence, which they published online in April.

Soon after, in the midst of the publicity around Browder’s case, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to reform Rikers.

The mayor’s office did not respond to a request for comment on the Pretrial Justice Institute’s petition. The governor’s office did not respond to a request for comment.

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Lawsuit. Sugar’s owner alleges dog walker traded pit bull for PCP Posters of Morgan Bogle’s pitbull “Sugar� have been plastered in the East Village and beyond since the dog vanished in late February, and her dog walker claimed to have blacked out while on duty.

In a new lawsuit, however, Bogle is accusing her dog walker, Tommy Doerr, of trading her beloved pit bull for the

home after learning from her East Village neighbor that her dog was missing, according to the lawsuit. Doerr apparently told Bogle that he “black[ed]� out and didn’t know what happened to the dog.� Sugar’s collar and jacket were found at Doerr’s East 26th Street home, and the suit alleges that

hallucinogenic drug PCP, or selling the pooch to a dog-fighting ring. The details of the lawsuit, filed on May 11, were first reported by the New York Post over the weekend. A copy was provided to Metro on Monday by Bogle, who declined to comment. Bogle cut her work trip early and returned

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Authorities were questioning a woman who worked at an upstate New York prison where two convicted killers escaped over the weekend as a manhunt entered its third day, police

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said on Monday.

Schools in the rural community surrounding Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, about 20 miles south of the Canadian border, implemented high security as convicted murderers Richard Matt, 48, and David Sweat, 34, remained on the loose.

To make their escape, the men cut through the steel walls at the back of their adjoining cells and

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Citi Bike adds redesigned bikes to bikeshare program New York’s bike-share program will get an additional 1,000 bikes this month, with another 1,400 to be added during the program’s expansion in Brooklyn and Queens later this year.

The new bikes will be designed by Olympic racing bike designer Ben Serrota. They will feature a sleeker design, gears that will be more useful for urban biking, and a more durable kickstand. The seat will feature a drainage hole to prevent rain damage — also making them more comfortable for riders, according to the designer.

“You’re being supported in areas you need to be supported,� Serrota told the Daily News.

The announcement comes a few weeks after the program attracted criticism for having a backlog of repairs, with 900 broken bikes in the system as the summer weather began to kick in across the city.

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Citi Bike’s parent company was taken over in October last year, amidst issues with software, equipment and maintenance of the bikes.

The new bikes are part of CEO Jay Walder’s plans to address Citi Bike’s issues and expand its services.

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A woman who worked in the maximum security prison, where construction was underway, was being questioned by police as a possible accomplice, New York State Police said, confirming a report in the New York Post which cited unidentified sources.

Earlier on Monday,

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said investigators were questioning a civilian staff member or contractor who may have helped in the escape, presumably the woman mentioned by police.

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Riot. Outrage after cops in riot gear confront Summer Jam crowds It was pandemonium at Summer Jam in New Jersey as state troopers in riot gear confronted fans they say were trying to “illegally” enter the annual hip-hop showcase.

Videos and photos posted on social media show bottles being thrown Sunday night, people being arrested, fans screaming — and pepper spray being pointed.

“This evening, security personnel at one of the entrance gates to MetLife Stadium were confronted by crowds attempting to illegally enter the sold-out Summer Jam concert by climbing over fences and forcing their way through security personnel,” a statement posted on the New Jersey State Police

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‘Housewife’ Teresa Giudice gives feds Maserati and paycheck in restitution “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Teresa Giudice will be paying big time for the bankruptcy and wire fraud she and husband Joe pleaded guilty to a year ago.

The Bravo reality star has reportedly signed a deal with the feds to give them a mix of property and cash as restitution for the more than $400,000 she owes, including her New Jersey

security officials are insisting that all people outside of the gates depart the MetLife grounds to avoid congestion when the concert lets out. There is no number of arrests available at this time.”

Some hip-hop fans who came to see the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Chris Brown, Trey Songz and Big Sean said they were turned away even though they had tickets.

Hot 97 radio tweeted that fans with unscanned tickets can get refunds from “point of purchase.” “[Thank you] for the refund BUT all I wanted was to enjoy the show. @NJSP made things worse and treated us like garbage!” one fan tweeted.

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home and Maserati.

As part of the deal, several outlets reported yesterday that the star, who is currently in prison for a 15-month sentence in Danbury, CT, must give up her 2005 Maserati, relinquish a portion of the pay she receives for appearing on Bravo’s reality show and let the feds sell off furnishings inside her Montville Township mansion.

She must also hand over 50 percent of rental income for a home owned in Lincoln Park, New Jersey.

The total debt she owes is $414,588. Details of the deal were contained in court papers filed in federal court Friday.

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NJ Supreme Court decides pension case New Jersey’s Supreme Court will release its decision today on whether Gov. Chris Christie violated public pensioners’ contractual rights when he slashed $1.6 billion from the state’s fiscal 2015 public pension contribution.

Christie made the cuts last year because of a large, unexpected revenue shortfall.

The cuts prompted lawsuits by public sector unions and retirees, who won in lower court. REUTERS

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A grand jury on Monday indicted a white former police oďŹƒcer on a murder charge for the shooting death of a black man in North Charleston, South Carolina, the prosecutor overseeing the case said.

Michael Slager, 33, was ďŹ red from his patrolman job after being charged with murder in the April 4 death of Walter Scott, 50, who was fatally shot in the back as he ran from Slager following a traďŹƒc stop.

Video of the shooting captured by a bystander on his cellphone was widely distributed, and the death reignited a public outcry over police treatment of AfricanAmericans that ared

last year after killings of unarmed black men in Ferguson, Missouri; New York City and elsewhere.

The video evidence alone does not guarantee a conviction, said Scarlett Wilson, solicitor for the Ninth Judicial Circuit. Witness testimony also will be important, she said.

If convicted of murder, Slager would face between 30 years and life in prison without the possibility of parole. No trial date has been set, Wilson said. REUTERS

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Responding to a recent cyber attack on U.S. government computers, President Barack Obama said on Monday the United States has old computer systems with “signiďŹ cant vulnerabilitiesâ€? to cyberattacks and needs to be “much more aggressiveâ€? in stepping up defenses against hackers. “This problem is not going to go away. It is going to accelerate.

And that means that we have to be as nimble, as aggressive and as well resourced as those who are trying to break into these systems,� Obama said at a news conference at the G7 summit in Germany. REUTERS

Protesters gather outside LA mayor’s house

About a dozen demonstrators gathered outside the home of the Los Angeles mayor on Monday to protest against an apparent preliminary decision to clear two police oďŹƒcers in the shooting death last year of an unarmed black man.

The demonstrators said they planned to remain in front of the house until a Police Commission meeting on Tuesday, highlighting continued anger over the shooting death of 25-year-old Ezell Ford on Aug. 11, 2014. REUTERS

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A Florida doctor accused of giving lavish gifts to U.S. Senator Robert Menendez in a corruption case was due back in federal court Monday to have bail set on separate Medicare fraud charges.

Salomon Melgen faces 76 counts of Medicare fraud and falsifying medical records and has remained in jail since his indictment in April. He has pleaded not guilty.

District Judge Kenneth Marra ruled on Friday that Melgen could be granted bail as long as a series of strict conditions were met, including home detention, electronic monitoring and no access to boats or planes.

Michigan on Monday said Canadian geese in the state tested positive for a lethal strain of bird u, bringing the worst outbreak of the disease in U.S. history to a 21st state.

Three young geese collected in Sterling Heights, Michigan, about 20 miles north of Detroit, were infected with the highly pathogenic H5N2 u strain, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The state is now focusing on preventing the spread of the disease to poultry, Director Keith Creagh said.

Nationwide, more than 46 million chickens and turkeys have been killed by the disease or culled to prevent its spread. Most are in Iowa, the top U.S. egg-producing state, and Minnesota, the nation’s top turkeyproducing state.

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The boys of “Entourage” may be exactly the types who run Hollywood, but on the screens of the films they green light they’re thin on the ground. The show and the new movie are just about the only entertainments that offer characters this wealthy, this successful, this privileged, this white and this douchey, all of them living in a bubble where their every want is an Ari Gold shoutfest away and where the women are either easy obtained objects with fake boobs or just crazy.

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This isn’t the age when it was a surprise that women could tell jokes at all. “Spy” is only the latest reminder that McCarthy is a box office god, and ditto that she’s not only funny herself but free of ego.

Whereas someone like Mike Myers is the only one allowed to be funny in a Mike Myers movie, McCarthy allows a “solo” movie like “Spy” to be a showcase for her talents as well as those of Rose Byrne and British comedian Miranda Hart, both of whom arguably upstage the main star.

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What is the deal with Jerry Seinfeld not playing college campuses?

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With “Insidious: Chapter 3,� he adds horror to his repertoire. In this threequel/prequel, Mulroney plays the dad of a teen (Stefanie Scott) haunted by a demon, trying to save her with the help of the franchise’s token psychic, Elise (Lin Shaye).

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Dermot Mulroney confers with director Leigh Whannell while shooting the third “Insidious.� / MATT KENNEDY

I came to work and saw the man who plays the bad guy. He had very elaborate wardrobe and makeup. And in fact, the demon he played represents illness and death. But I didn’t expect to see him, so when I turned around and saw the man in the special effects makeup was just standing in the dark corner of the set and doing nothing, it was very frightening. And even as I tell you this, I kind of get goose bumps on my arm.

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priation then vs. now?

The Internet has made it much easier for those who feel their culture and traditions threatened to speak out. And, rather than preventing consumers from engaging with another culture’s sartorial customs, such openness actually allows them to do so in a way that’s empowering and sensitive.

“If you’re a white person, but you really love African kente cloth, do the research,” says Steele.

“Ask your African-American friends, ‘Will you be offended if I wore this?’”

Steele also suggests finding brands that employ — and provide a living wage to — traditional craftsmen in other countries.

“Talk to people,” says Steele. “If you are open and curious and say, ‘I admire this. I like it. How can I wear it?’ then people respond to you.”

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Faux pas. From bindis to baby hairs, cultural appropriation is the new black, but is there a way to pay homage without offending?

It’s music festival season, which means you can expect to see lots of Instagrams of celebs and models wearing all sorts of controversial, culturally inappropriate accessories like Native American headdresses, South Asian bindis and geishainspired kimonos.

And no matter how much backlash they face, consumers — and designers — can’t seem to stop stealing from other cul-

tures.

Indeed, “appropriation” seems to have reached a fever pitch in fashion: baby hairs on the Givenchy and DKNY runways, “squaw” (!) fashion at Dsquared2, an exact replica of a traditional Oaxacan blouse

by French designer Isabel Marant. Even the Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute broaches the subject in its current exhibition, “China: Through the Looking Glass,” about the ways in which Western couturiers have appropriated, remixed and reimagined Chinese imagery for over a century.

“It’s been going on for a long time,” says historian Valerie Steele, director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “But while the feeling that it’s a rather

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problematic phenomenon has existed among scholars, it’s been slow to filter down to the fashion world.”

That’s partly because fashion has long couched such practices in terms like “multiculturalism” or even “postmodernism.” Indeed, wearing a garment derived from another culture once signified one’s sophistication and open-mindedness.

Yet, says Steele, “it’s too easy to say that it was always celebratory — particularly when referenced in racist language or done in a way that reinforces cultural stereotypes.” Think Yves Saint Laurent’s Orient-fetishizing “Opium” perfume or the horrifyingly named “coolie” hats inspired

by Chinese field-workers or Givenchy’s so-called “Victorian chola” girls

today.

But even without racist language — and even with the best of intentions — cultural thievery can still be harmful, whether economically, socially or spiritually.

“Many South African designers, for example, are resentful that European designers have appropriated their designs and textiles and then lumped a variety of different, distinct cultures together under one name,” says Steele. Native Americans have also been very vocal about designers misrepresenting their culture — calling any vaguely Southwestern print “Navajo,” for instance. And Australian Aborigines have spoken out about designers blithely using certain patterns that are sacred or that hold special meaning — similar

to the bindi in Hinduism.

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Episode MVPs People watch “Game of Thrones� for a lot of reasons — the complicated political plots, the welldeveloped characters, the shocking deaths — but this past Sunday’s episode succeeded for a pretty simple reason: Daenerys Targaryen rode a dragon.

Fans were there when her dragons were born, and they’ve waited patiently as they grew over the past few seasons. “The Dance of Dragons� paid off several years’ worth of growing pains and proved that the

show can satisfy on the basis of spectacle alone.

Not that spectacle was the only thing the episode had going for it.

In a season that’s been called out for a number of disturbing scenes, “The Dance of Dragons� featured one of the most unsettling sequences to ever appear on the show. Stannis Baratheon, his army paralyzed by a heavy snowfall, heeded the advice of his longtime counselor Melisandre and sacrificed his daughter Shireen to the Red God, hoping it would clear a path to victory. Putting children in danger is always a risky move, and by killing Shireen, “Game of Thrones� proved again it’s willing to commit to risky ideas. When viewers

thought they’d seen everything, the show found a new way to shock them.

Our watch for next week begins This week, Jon Snow returned to the Wall with several thousand

wildlings. His fellow Night’s Watchmen were not pleased, so look for that conflict to boil over next week. Meanwhile, Arya skipped out on her assassination assignment to confront an old enemy. She’ll likely face some consequences.

Location shooting

The show will return to Spain to ďŹ lm Season 6 This year, “Game of Thronesâ€? used the Royal Alcazar of Seville to stand in for the Water Gardens of Dorne, one of Season 5’s most striking new locations.

For Season 6, the show will ďŹ lm in the Spanish cities of Girona and Peniscola. Although it’s unconďŹ rmed, rumor has it that these cities may double for Oldtown and Casterly Rock, two Westerosi locales we’ve heard about but have yet to visit in the world of the TV show.

TV watch list

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‘iZombie’ The zombie drama wraps up its ďŹ rst season with Liv trying to ďŹ gure out the connection between the energy drink Max Rager and the slight zombie issue the town is suering from. SEASON FINALE, 9 P.M., CW

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TALK SHOWS

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Advice every student should hear TED Talk. Live life like a marathon, and other tips.

Pay it forward

A thank you can change a life

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you’ve heard about TED Talks. These inspirational 18-minute lectures — given by an array of what you would call “thought leaders� — cover a broad range of topics, from bullying to Buddhism. And they often offer valuable life lessons, particularly for students. Here are some of our favorites.

Live life like a marathon, not a sprint Curious about achievement difference among her students, Angela Lee Duckworth left teaching to study psychology, conducting research on what made students successful. She discovered that success is

Jarrett J. Krosoczka was writing children’s books when, after a visit to his old school, he was inspired to write a series about cafeteria employees in which he depicts them as heroes despite them being underappreciated or unnoticed.

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not about intelligence but grit. “Grit,â€? Duckworth states, “is passion and perseverance for very longterm goals. ‌ Grit is living life like it’s a marathon, not a sprint.â€?

Know your biases

Mechanical engineer and social advocate Yassmin Abdel-Magied asks her audience: “What does my headscarf mean to you?�

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Metropolitan College of New York: Education with a Purpose Make an immediate impact on your career and in our society with a degree from Metropolitan College of New York.

Founded more than 50 years ago, MCNY offers a choice of accelerated, flexible programs – in business, media, healthcare, management, education, public administration, urban studies and human services – so you can earn your undergraduate or graduate degree full-time while you’re working full-time. Earn a master’s degree in as little as one year, a bachelor’s in less than three years or an associate’s in 16 months.

It’s a real-life approach with real-world curriculum that generates real results: At MCNY, each student is required to look and see what can be made better, what can be improved – and then take the action. MCNY students make a truly positive impact at their internships, workplaces and the world.

“At MCNY, we are dedicated to preparing students for career advancement sooner, as well as providing them with the opportunity and resources to gain valuable work experience as a part of their studies,” said Vinton Thompson, Ph.D., and President of Metropolitan College.

Real-world experience generates real opportunity – and results.

The college’s unique Purpose-Centered Education approach enables MCNY students to translate classroom concepts into strategies that make a positive difference in their lives and in the lives of others.

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Under the guidance of our field-experienced faculty, each student develops and implements a Constructive Action, a workable plan that puts their MCNY curriculum into practice where they work or intern.

By preparing comprehensive plans, acting on them and assessing their outcomes, students gain real-world experience while simultaneously building analytical, writing and communication skills.

“The MCNY experience is giving me the opportunity to become a professional in a field that I love: human services,” said one student.

“This program has motivated me to become a change agent in my community and in my family. During my internship at Housing Works in Brooklyn, I learned what it takes to be a productive and effective group facilitator for my clients in the substance abuse field.”

Only at MCNY do students apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world solutions in the field of their choice. This practical approach to learning is a competitive advantage for MCNY students and the employers that hire them. Because students gain relevant real-world experience while earning their degree, nearly all MCNY graduates find careers in a field directly related to their degree.

“By earning my MPA degree in Public Affairs and Administration, I am one step closer to realizing my lifelong dream of building my own business from the ground up and providing single mothers with the tools they need to navigate and obtain services to strengthen their families,” commented a recent graduate.

Discover how a degree from MCNY can help make a difference in your career and in our community.

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Touro College Graduate School of Technology (GST) holds periodic seminars and conferences to keep students and professionals abreast of the industry’s latest developments and tools. One such series includes the graduate school’s One Day Institutes, which consist of all-day educational conferences with industry leaders and Touro GST professors. Past institutes include Mobile App Development, User Interface Design, and most recently, Quick Start to 3D Animation, which took place in April 2015.

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The workshop’s wide-ranging coverage will encompass desktop, mobile, online, social and serious applications, as well as key platforms such as iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and HTML 5. It is equally suited for current mobile app developers and novice learners, with a balance of depth, detail and step-by-step guidance ideal for both professionals and enthusiasts. Attendance costs $20 (pizza included). Sign up at touro.edu/gst/events.

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In pursuit of a bigger

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MAKE HEALTHY YOUR NEW HAPPY We asked a plastic surgeon how to boost the junk in our trunk — safely.

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We all do strange things in the name of beauty, but there are lines that shouldn’t be crossed.

The latest tragedy came last week, when 34-yearold Kelly Mayhew died after getting silicone in-

jections to enlarge her butt in a New York City basement.

Butt augmentation is one of the fastestgrowing aesthetic procedures, increasing 86 percent from 2013 to 2014, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The trend overlaps with the rising popularity of ample-bootied stars like Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj, driving many young women, mostly in their 20s, to seek out some enhancements of their own.

What went wrong in Mayhew’s case was the use of free-floating silicone, according to Dr. Tracy Pfeifer, a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and a certified plastic surgeon. “We never inject silicone, ever,� says Pfeifer. “[Mayhew] had nonmedical-grade silicone [used in her procedure]. It’s obviously not something that should be injected.�

The practice of injecting free silicone to enhance a body part has been around since the 1940s and ’50s, according to Pfeifer. However, “it is not anything doctors would do� and can lead to deformity and worse. “Even with medical-grade silicone, the problem is it’s permanent — if something goes wrong, it’s very difficult to get silicone out,� she

How to know your doctor is legit Even in the proper setting and in the right hands, the procedure is not without risks. “People should understand that even as a plastic surgeon injecting fat into the buttocks, we have to be very careful,�

Pfeifer says. “Nothing is foolproof.�

Controlling for risk factors is about more than having careful knowledge of anatomy, a sterile operating

explains. “Sometimes, it is used on something like an acne scar, but it’s only a small drop.�

When done correctly, butt enhancement “is

room and experience with the tools and materials used in the procedure. If something goes wrong, such as a blood clot, “it’s immediate, and you have to know how to save that person’s life.�

Each state has an online database of licensed plastic and cosmetic surgeons; speciďŹ cally, seek out a doctor certiďŹ ed by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. “Also, look to see what professional societies the doctor belongs to,â€? Pfeifer advises. “If a doctor is certiďŹ ed with American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the doctor is board-certiďŹ ed.â€?

a straightforward procedure,� says Pfeifer.

The two most common methods are fat redistribution, in which fat is taken from elsewhere

in the body (usually the waist and thighs) and added to enhance the size and shape of the butt, or implants, as done in breast enhancements, inserted through a small incision.

For recovery time, whichever method you choose, you’re looking at a lot of soreness and up to two weeks of no downtime: “You can sleep on your side, and you’re not going to sit on your bottom for a week or two,� Pfeifer says.

Expect to pay between $4,000 and $8,000 for a professional butt enhancement. Financing is available — aesthetic surgeons use a service called CareCredit to arrange financing for patients. “If the price is too good to be true, it’s too good to be true,� Pfeifer cautions. “What is your life worth?�

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Have a pitch-perfect summer music fest To stay in the groove, you’ve got to stay healthy.

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We don’t want to sound like your mom, but your most boho-chic outfit is not the only thing you should be bringing to all-day outdoor fests. Dehydration, sunburns and — ahem — STIs are just a few of the risks that come with festival season. We asked two event veterans, Melvin Benn of the U.K.’s Latitude Festival and Olivier Ploix of Rock en Seine in France, how to party without the pain.

Hygiene is more important than ever Some festivals have showers, but most don’t. “There is more chance of catching an infection in a field than at home, so

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make sure you use the water points and handsanitizer stations at the toilet blocks to wash your hands regularly,� says Benn.

key: “We never ever have the same weather for all three days of the festival.

Check the forecast so you can pack accordingly.�

Safety over style

The weather can’t be scheduled For Ploix, preparation is

Many festivals take place on uneven parkland with stone paths, and a good

downpour can turn it all into a mud pit. “Strong shoes for walking are a good idea — as is a [flashlight] after dark,� Benn advises. “Don’t rely on your phone as it’s unlikely you will have any battery left after a few hours at the festival,� Ploix adds.

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Alcohol is sold at most festivals, but remember that it is a diuretic, and you’ll already be dehydrated (not to mention probably not close to a Porta-Potty).

As for drugs, a festival is a party, but don’t think that you are in a lawless zone. Even if it sounds tempting, don’t try substances that you’ve never experienced before. “A lot of young people think a festival is the right place to mix alcohol and marijuana, for example, which can end up with them in intensive care if they aren’t used to it,�

Ploix adds.

And if you want to be able to enjoy music for the rest of your life, leave a decent distance between you and the speakers, and keep some earplugs in your pocket to avoid severe hearing damage.

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especially when insects swarm at dusk, bring a cover-up and repellent with you. And don’t forget to apply sunscreen regularly, even if the weather is a bit gray: Clouds do reduce the amount of UVA and UVB radiation that reaches your skin, but they don’t

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Summer is more or less here, depending on the week. And as great as it’s been to change from soups and roasts to lighter fare, most of us need something more than a

bowl of lettuce to get by.

Spring brought with it a whole new collage of root vegetables, especially beets, that make for an easy transition.

At the new Trattoria Bianca near Penn Station, executive chef Julian ClaussEhlers is serving a roasted beet and goat cheese dish that just bursts with freshness. “The creamy texture of the goat cheese complements the earthy flavors of the beets — it’s a classic combination!” he tells us.

Beets can be a hard sell, with many home cooks either serving them raw or sugared and pulverized beyond recognition.

But Clauss-Ehlers’ recipe calls for gently baking the beetroot, which “keeps it tender and helps keep the shape,” he explains.

Eat beets now, while they’re in season, to get the most flavor out of the heart health-boosting veggie, which also has potassium for your muscles and antioxidants.

Health notes Don’t drive without drinking The dangers of drunk driving are well established, but new research out of the U.K. has put the focus on dehydrated driving.

In a recent study sponsored by the European Hydration Institute, driving while even mildly dehydrated was comparable to drunk driving.

“The levels of driver errors we found are of a similar magnitude to those found in people with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent,” study leader Ron Maughan, a professor at Loughborough University, said in a press release.

For the study, researchers recruited male drivers to participate in lab-based driving simulations.

When properly hydrated, they reported 47 incidents. However, when the men were only mildly dehydrated, that number rose to over 100 incidents.

Human study confirms pesticideADHD link In yet another study, a commonly used pesticide in the pyrethroid family has been associated with ADHD. “Our study found that children with evidence of pyrethroid pesticide exposure were twice as

Being dehydrated can impair your driving. ISTOCK

likely to have ADHD compared to children with undetectable levels,” says senior author Dr. Tanya Froehlich.

The study of nearly 700 children between ages 8 and 15 also found that boys were more affected than girls. Pyrethroids are commonly used in the U.S.

Painkillers can be deadly — for others Suspicions have swirled for years over whether certain prescription medications cause violent behavior. A new study of almost 1,000 people convicted of homicide in Finland suggests that both antianxiety drugs and prescription painkillers may increase the odds of deadly behavior.

Antipsychotic drugs were not associated with a notably increased homicide risk while antidepressants were linked to “a slightly elevated” risk. But the same could not be said for painkillers (i.e. Valium) and benzodiazepines (i.e. Xanax).

“Benzodiazepines can weaken impulse control, and earlier research has found that painkillers affect emotional processing,” study leader Dr. Jari Tiihonen said in a press release.

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LETTERS & GAMES Letters to the editor

Horoscope

Gemini | May 22-June 20 Unless you fulfill your domestic obligations, you will face consequences. Honor your end of the bargain. Put love on a pedestal.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Your charm makes you hard to resist. Social events will lead to romantic possibilities that are likely to tarnish your reputation.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Getting together with people who share similar interests will set the stage for a partnership. Love and romance are highlighted.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 Step outside your comfort zone. Courses are valuable, but journeys to different destinations will play a role as well.

Don’t villainize sex work

Cancer | June 21-July 22 Start something new. Optimism will get you where you want to go. Nothing can hold you back once you have your mind set.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 You have a lot on your plate, so get started early.

You can complete your projects and still have time at the end of the day.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Give yourself a pat on the back. Your hard work is paying off and your social life is heading upward. Stay on the right track in order to gain respect.

Aries | March 21-April 20 Don’t follow when you can be at the helm. Joint ventures will not allow you to shine. Working on your own will bring rewards.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Developing trends will lead to an increase in your revenue. Prepare now so that you are able to make a smooth transition when the opportunity arises.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Keep an open mind. There is valuable information to be discovered at social or business events. Listen and learn in order to pick up helpful pointers.

Re: Don’t glorify bad jobs (Metro, June 9) Jobs in the sex industry — including escorting, stripping, webcamming, prostitution and more — are perfectly honorable professions.

People working in the sex industry are contributing to society by providing services to people who want them, providing people with companionship, sexual release and an outlet to explore their desires. So many jobs that are glorified by society actually have harmful consequences. For example, people working in the financial sector likely contribute to increasing wealth disparities, and those working in real estate often contribute to

Taurus | April 21-May 21 You can learn a lot if you have a meaningful dialogue with experts. The ideas you share with others will inspire you to start a new project. EUGENIA LAST

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 You will learn a lot from those around you, but in the end, your instincts will show you the best way to move forward.

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raising rent costs. What makes sex work “bad” compared to jobs that are considered more acceptable, despite the negative impact they have on society? Villainizing sex workers just contributes to taboos that keep sex work unregulated and result in unsafe working conditions. Rather than blaming sex workers for engaging in work that pays their bills, we should acknowledge the reality that sex work exists because many people pay sex workers for their services. We need to expand workplace protections to better help and support those working in the sex industry.

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Horse racing

The “greatest of all-time” debates will end abruptly if LeBron James can pull this one off.

Hours after his team was left for dead in the 2015 NBA Finals upon hearing the news that second-fiddle Kyrie Irving was done for the rest of the playoffs, James put together a masterful stat line of 39 points, 16 rebounds and 11 assists in a stunning Game 2 overtime victory over the Warriors in Oakland.

The series now shifts to Cleveland for Game 3 on Tuesday (9 p.m., ABC) with the Cavs surprisingly holding home court advantage.

Golden State, widely considered one of the top regular-season teams in NBA history given its 6715 record, saw its odds of winning the championship series triple when it was learned that Irving would need surgery on his broken left kneecap. But James and the Cavaliers, as they have been doing ever since Kevin Love dislocated his shoulder against Boston way back in late April, have defied the odds.

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The keepsake is worth more than the cash in this situation. ESPN reported Monday that most horse racing fans who bet $2 on American Pharoah to win the Belmont Stakes and Triple Crown did not cash in their tickets. It means that $315,829 was left behind. Some uncashed tickets are selling online in the $20 to $30 range. If the bettor does not cash in his or her ticket by March 31, 2016, the money goes back to New York state.

Visit Metro.us to read Marc Malusis’ reaction to American Pharoah’s win.

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A lack of respect may have burned Warriors NBA. After Kyrie Irving went down with his injury, Golden State took its foot off the pedal.

Pharoah bettors leave $315K

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LeBron James registered the highest scoring triple-double in NBA Finals history Sunday. / GETTY IMAGES The slate 2015 NBA Finals schedule: •

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Game 5 at Golden State: Sunday, 8 p.m., ABC

had the Warriors in Dellave-denial after Game 2 as Stephen Curry and Shaun Livingston brushed off the defensive impact that the Australian sensation had.

When asked if Dellavedova did anything special Sunday, Curry said, “Nothing really just besides playing their game plan and playing defense like every pro is supposed to.”

Livingston was even

more blunt when asked what kind of impact Dellavedova had defensively.

“Not much,” Livingston told CBS. “I’m not saying he’s a bad defensive player.

But Steph can pretty much get any shot he wants on you and he’s made some huge shots in these playoffs.”

In the end, it will likely come down to James and Curry. If the Warriors

can keep James under 35 points, something they weren’t able to do in Games 1 or 2, they will likely emerge victorious.

If the Cavs can once again do the impossible and keep Curry in check from the floor, they will likely emerge victorious.

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Intrigue fills Jets minicamp Now that minicamp is here, some real fun begins with a flurry of activity this week until things go dormant for a month. There will be a real sense of just how good this team can be over the course of the season and what their ceiling might be. (Playoffs? We talking playoffs?)

Tuesday when minicamp opens will be the start of all the hope, all the fun and just a little hand-wringing. After all, you can’t be a Jets fan

without just a little worry, even when everything is going along well. Here are a couple predictions: ‘Fitzy’ time Remember all that talk two weeks ago after offensive coordinator Chan Gailey declared that Geno Smith was the starting quarterback? Well all that was walked back last week

by Bowles, who said that Smith is the starter now but wouldn’t make him the Week 1 starter.

Look for Fitzpatrick to have the better showing in minicamp, even as his reps might be limited as he

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of the offense. He won’t win the job in June, nor should he, but after some disappointing work from Smith the past few weeks, Fitzpatrick can take a major step forward this week.

He’s in prime position to win the job as Smith has done nothing in offseason workouts to get a good grasp on this thing. His accuracy and ball placement is still not good and he takes too long to make decisions.

Fitzpatrick isn’t perfect, but he might just be the better option right now, even as Smith’s upside remains high.

Mo in town Just about the only negative so far this offseason is the contract situation with defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson. He wants a new contract with a long list of zeroes at the end of it, something that is justified given the deal just handed out to Cam Jordan a week ago.

Absent from all offseason workouts, Wilkerson would be wise to be in camp this week or else he faces a stiff fine. He should be there and likely will be there. The whispers are that he will be there. KRISTIAN DYER

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