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University of Missouri police arrested a 19-year-old white man on Wednesday on suspicion of making threats on social media to shoot black people. The arrest came two days after the school’s president and chancellor stepped down following protests over their handling of reports of racial abuse on campus. REUTERS

An Amtrak train struck and killed a person who had crossed onto commuter rail tracks in Connecticut on Wednesday, New York’s main transit agency reported. Amtrak Train 190, headed to Boston from Washington, D.C., struck the person at around 8:27 a.m. at the Metro North commuter rail station in Stratford, Connecticut, said Aaron Donovan, spokesman for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The victim, who was not authorized to be on the tracks, was not immediately identified. REUTERS

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Gavin Kinney, left, and his brother Rigel hold up a sign thanking veterans at the nation’s largest Veterans Day parade in New York City on Wednesday Known as “America’s Parade,” it features over 20,000 participants, including veterans of numerous eras, military units, businesses and high school bands and civic and youth groups.

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President Vladimir Putin said Russia needs to conduct its own investigation into allegations its athletes systematically took performance-enhancing substances — and he said someone must take personal responsibility for the problem. Putin said Russia will cooperate as openly as possible with international organizations looking into the issue. REUTERS

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China has served notice to World Trade Organization (WTO) members, including the European Union and United States, that complaints about its cheap exports will need to meet a higher standard starting in December 2016, a Beijing envoy said. Ever since it joined the WTO in 2001, China has frequently attracted complaints that its exports are being “dumped,” or sold at unfairly cheap prices, on foreign markets. Under world trade rules, importing countries can slap punitive tariffs on goods suspected of being dumped. REUTERS

Brazil’s government said it may fine mining giants BHP Billiton Ltd. and Vale SA for the “environmental catastrophe” caused by ruptured dams at an iron ore mine jointly owned by the companies in a southeastern state. The government is increasingly concerned over the rising death toll. REUTERS

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Fantasy sports sites to NY AG: Wanna bet?

DraftKings, FanDuel have five days to make their case to New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

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Neither of the two fantasy sports companies targeted by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman as illegal gambling enterprises will stop operating in the state until after they meet with his team.

“This is the beginning, not the end, of the legal process,” said Marc Zwillinger, counsel to FanDuel, to reporters on Wednesday.

“Players can certainly still bet on FanDuel,” added Nigel Eccles, the company’s chief executive officer.

Along with industry competitor DraftKings, FanDuel received a letter from the state attorney general on Tuesday demanding that they end all operations and ac-

cused them of enabling illegal gambling.

The grounds for the accusation lie in that Schneiderman said they offer winnings to their customers not based on skill but rather on chance.

“We are very disappointed that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman took such hasty action today, particularly since he did not take any time to un-

son, though neither company nor Schneiderman would comment on when the meetings would take place.

Zwillinger told reporters that they looked forward to meeting with the attorney general and were prepared to state their case. He said Schneiderman was inconsistent in targeting the companies but not their customers.

“If the player is not doing anything wrong, then neither is FanDuel,” Zwillinger added.

In his announcement about the cease-and-desist letters, Schneiderman said he was resolute in proving both companies are as harmful to consumers as other forms of gambling that are illegal in the state.

“Daily fantasy sports is neither victimless nor harmless, and it is clear that DraftKings and FanDuel are the leaders of a massive, multi-billiondollar scheme intended to evade the law and fleece sports fans across the country,” Schneiderman said in a statement.

“This is the beginning, not the end, of the legal process.”

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derstand our business or why daily fantasy sports are clearly a game of skill,” DraftKings said in a statement Wednesday.

“New York’s actions today are an unfortunate example of a state government stifling innovation, technology and entrepreneurship and acting without full and fair consideration of the interests of consumers,” the statement added.

Both companies have five days to offer either written arguments or make their case in per-

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BRIEF Airbnb claims almost $2 billion contribution to NYC economy Rentals of homes across New York City by Airbnb meant close to $2 billion in annual economic impact for the city, the controversial startup said.

The home-sharing company released numbers Wednesday for its top five performing markets, with New York leading the list at $1.96 billion, edging out London’s $1.95 billion.

Los Angeles comes at a

distant third with $890 million, while Berlin and San Francisco allegedly saw $510 million in impact each.

The numbers come as a result of Airbnb’s decision to increase transparency after costly battles around the country about how its business model affects housing stock.

The City Council recently proposed a series of strict reforms, including a penalty increase for violating a 2010

law that bans renting out an apartment for less than 30 days without a tenant in the home during the rental.

The fines would jump to between $10,000 and $50,000 from the current $1,600 to $25,000.

At a council hearing in October, Airbnb critics and supporters held competing press events in front of City Hall.

A city official at the hearing reported that the task force to

regulate illegal hotels fielded 681 complaints and issued 1,325 violations since January.

In 2014, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman reported that more than 70 percent of Airbnb’s New York City listings were illegal.

At the time, the company did not push back on the statistic, which was based on data given to the A.G. by the company after a court battle.

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Police seek two in Queens apt. robbery Three suspects allegedly forced their way into a Flushing apartment, and stabbed and stunned a victim inside.

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Police are looking for the public’s help in tracking down two additional suspects who allegedly forced their way into a Flushing apartment, stunning and slashing a victim before robbing him last weekend.

The incident happened around 4:17 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3 in Flushing. The suspects, one of whom police have identi-

fied as 41-year-old Antonio Cordova, forced their way into an Elm Avenue apartment.

Inside, they stunned and slashed the victim, then stole money from a safe and two watches.

Police said the 30-yearold victim’s roommates aided the suspects. Cordova has been arrested on charges of robbery and criminal possession of a weapon.

The victim was treated at Flushing Hospital and released.

Anyone with information on the second, unidentified suspect is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS. Or tipsters can submit their tip online at www. nypdcrimestoppers.com or text their tip to 274637 (CRIMES) then enter TIP577.

BRIEF Cancer patients losing Health Republic insurance to continue treatment Cancer patients who are losing their state health insurance will have continued coverage at Memorial Sloan Kettering, the city and hospital announced on Wednesday.

The state’s largest coop, Health Republic, is folding at the end of the month, and the 114 cancer patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering will receive continued treatment under the city’s MetroPlus

plan.

“Today’s deal ensures that the most vulnerable of this group continue to receive high-quality treatment,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement. “I thank NYC Health and Hospitals for its leadership and Memorial Sloan Kettering for agreeing to work with MetroPlus.”

Health Republic, set up by the Affordable Care Act, has 200,000 customers. The state is investigating the collapse.

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Year after PSA push, reports of NYPD Transit Chief Joseph Fox says he’s actually pleased that crime numbers are up, because that means more crimes are being reported.

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website for victims to file complaints. The increased resources by transit and police have led to an increase in reported sex crimes, which is good news to NYPD Transit Chief Joseph Fox. He said he thinks perpetrators will learn the agency

takes incidents seriously.   There have been 325 complaints since the new portal debuted, MTA spokesman Kevin Ortiz told Metro. The transit agency did not previously track sexual complaints independently of the NYPD. “We take these inci-

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dents seriously, which is why we created the portal so that both victims and witnesses can file complaints,� Ortiz said. Fox told Metro the department has a “renewed� strategy in the last year on how to police sexual harassment and crimes in the subway, and personally emails all victims who come forward. “This type of crime to a great extent is underreported and there are a number of reasons why women don’t report,�

Fox said. “Sometimes when people are in transit they’re in a hurry or they’re aggravated, they want the event to be over. We want people to know we care deeply about these crimes,.

We all have wives and daughters and mothers.

These type of crimes happen in transit and crowded places. Few men know that these happen, but far too many women do.�

Fox said reports filed through the MTA portal are forwarded to him.

This year, he has received 187 reports, and 57 of those were investigated by transit police.

The lower number is due to victims who want to remain anonymous and don’t leave information on how to reach them, Fox said. There have been four arrests, and many of the cases are still open.  Out of the 57 complaints, 31 victims included photos that detectives can use for wanted posters, Fox said. In July, Fox told the MTA board the number of reported sex crimes in the subway was up. The same was true in November, Fox said, adding that he’s “happy� with the uptick. “This tells me more people are aware we take these [crimes] seriously,�

Fox said.

Through Nov. 11, there have been 642 reported sexual crimes that range from forcible touching to photographing to lewd behavior [one case was a rape], compared to 547 during that same time period in 2014. Of those cases, there have been 350 arrests, which is consis-

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subway sex crimes up: NYPD “These types of crimes happen in transit and crowded places. Few men know that these happen, but far too many women do.”

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tent with the 2014 arrest are more about raising awareness, which means rate, Fox said.

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Roy said her organilengthy affidavit. People shooting cell phone pho- zation, which recently tos and video help, as launched an app that lets has the MTA’s audible users map street harassannouncements and of- ment, would like to see ficer training with anti- a larger-scale PSA and street harassment cam- poster campaign targeting sexual assault and paign Hollaback!

“It’s hard to talk harassment on the tranabout improvement. We sit system.

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When NYC was New Tech City

Before computing entered its rock star phase in Silicon Valley, there was Silicon City.

EVA KIS @thisiskis

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As a custodian of the past, the New-York Historical Society’s Stephen Edidin would like to make one thing very clear about modern technology: Computers didn’t start with Steve Jobs.

The dominance of Apple makes it difficult to get out of its shadow, but that’s the goal of Silicon City, a new exhibit about

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the history of computers right here in New York.

From the Victorian Internet of the 1880s to IBM’s blockbuster 1964 World’s Fair exhibit that humanized machines, the digital age was set in motion and nurtured long before Silicon Valley.

“You learn history first and then you innovate, and we hope the show will help in that way,” Edidin says.

As for the future, IBM — which produced the first portable computer in 1975 — is back in the spotlight, having moved its corporate headquarters to 51 Astor Place last year and looking to get back at the forefront of the field with its Watson artificial intelligence project. Edidin also points to NYC-based Etsy and the 3-D printing company Shapeways as the new phase of the city’s tech future.

Here’s a preview of the history of computing, BSJ — Before Steve Jobs.

The eureka moment: The innovation that would allow the computer to eventually emerge was, of all things, the light bulb. Thomas Edison, known as the Wizard of Menlo Park (which was in New Jersey, but even Andy Murray is English when he’s winning), developed the switching current that would lead to vacuum tubes in 1904, which were integral in everything from radio to TVs, telephones and digital computers. They were eventually abandoned for the more stable transistor, which also allowed machines to get smaller — think Walkmen and, eventually, the smartphone.

Step inside a replica of IBM’s egg theater. ALL PHOTOS BY EVA KIS

Computing gets personal: The exhibit covers a timeline from the late 1800s to the 1980s, but doesn’t begin at the beginning. As essential as technology has become — running our lives, connecting us with friends, even being a friend in lines and on long commutes — computers were business and military machines in the popular

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IBM’s 1935 graduating class

Before machines could remember: Tech was not always a boys’ club, and women’s contributions get special attention in Silicon City. Ask to see a computer before 1960, and you were likely to be introduced to a person — chiefly, a woman.

Before computers could do more than process data, a legion of women not only turned the levers but served as a sort of living RAM. In 1935, IBM’s first class of system service professionals was rows and rows of women. In 1954, Grace Hopper invented a programming language that remains in use today.

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Wind and snow sweep US Plains, Lake Michigan faces 20-foot waves Warnings throughout the region said swirling snow and whiteout conditions would make driving “extremely dangerous.”

A weather system packing high winds and snow moved through the U.S. High Plains on Wednesday, bringing with it tornadoes and warnings of whiteouts and dangerous road conditions.

The National Weather Service issued blizzard warnings for eastern Colorado, northwestern Kansas and southwestern Nebraska ahead of the system, which it expected to bring gusts of 55 miles per hour (88 km per hour) and dump at least 5 inches (8 cm) of snow in some areas.

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The winter weather is arriving earlier than expected this year, he said.

The service predicted 20-foot waves on Lake Michigan and warned of possible flooding near waterways as the system moves through the Midwest on Thursday and Friday.

Tornadoes have been reported on the ground in the southern part of Iowa as the storm system moves east. Property damage was reported in Marion County, southeast of Des Moines, including the towns of Knoxville and Columbia, said John Benson, spokesman for the Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.

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BRIEF Suspect in shooting of Texas judge held on separate charge A man seen by police as a person of interest in the shooting of a Texas judge in Austin last week was ordered on Wednesday by a judge in Houston to be held without bond on a separate murder charge in that city.

Chimene Onyeri, 28, charged with felony murder in the shooting death of Jacobi Demon Alexander last May, was booked into jail after the appearance in Houston. Prosecutors said he shot the victim four times.

Austin police have not yet announced a motive in the shooting of District Judge Julie Kocurek, 51, in front of her Austin home last Friday, or any link to Onyeri. They said they consider him a suspect.

The Austin AmericanStatesman reported that Onyeri has a motion in Kocurek’s court that would revoke the conditions of a previous plea deal for a fraud conviction and send him to prison.

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Yale students plan forum on university race-related issues Yale University President Peter Salovey said he wants to take action to end racial tensions at the school.

Students at Yale University on Wednesday planned a campus forum on race and diversity issues at the elite Ivy League school, amid a wave of demonstrations at U.S. colleges over the treatment of minority students.

The forum, set to be held at the school’s African American Cultural Center, comes two days

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after about 1,000 students briefly shut traffic around the university in a rally to protest an alleged Halloween incident in which a fraternity turned away black guests from a party.

It also follows Monday’s resignation by University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe amid student complaints that the school did not take allegations of racial abuse on campus seriously.

Small-scale protests and walkouts in sympathy with the Missouri students have also taken place at universities across the United States this week.

The protests build on the “Black Lives Matter” movement, which was involved in massive and sometimes violent demonstrations in cities including Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore over police killings of black men. This week’s

university protests have largely been peaceful affairs, though police in Missouri on Wednesday arrested a white man suspected of making threats online to shoot black people at the school.

“We want to keep the discussion going tonight and give students a chance to express their feelings,” said Nicole Tinson, a black graduate student at Yale who is helping arrange the Wednesday forum. REUTERS

with the matter said on Wednesday.

Franqui Francisco Flores-de Freitas, a nephew of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s wife, Cilia Flores, was flown into New York on Tuesday along with another individual, Efrain

Antonio Campo-Flores, the person said.

No charging documents were immediately available on Wednesday. A spokeswoman for Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara declined comment. REUTERS

BRIEF Venezuelan first lady’s nephew arrested in U.S. drug case: Source A nephew of Venezuela’s first lady has been arrested and brought to the United States to face drug-trafficking charges, a person familiar

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Death toll rises to nine dead in Ohio jet crash The NTSB is heading the investigation, FAA spokesman Tony Molinaro said.

Nine people died in a fiery business jet crash in Ohio, state officials confirmed on Wednesday, as an investigation into the reasons for the jet’s crash continued.

Officials from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board as well as Akron police were at the site where the 10-passenger Hawker business jet struck an apartment building on Tuesday while approaching the Akron Fulton airport.

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notified, said Ohio State Patrol spokesman Bill Haymaker.

The jet’s wing clipped electrical power lines and crashed through the four-unit apartment block, eventually stopping on an embankment, Akron Fire Inspector Sierjie Lash said.

Nobody was in the building when it was engulfed in flames, Lash added.

Haymaker described the area affected by the crash as “relatively small” and said the debris was somewhat contained by an embankment the jet hit after crashing through an apartment building.

Real estate firm Pebb Enterprises of Boca Raton, Florida, said seven of its employees died in the crash. REUTERS

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And not a one of them is as good.”

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz stole the spotlight on social media from the frontrunners during a televised GOP debate on Tuesday night, drawing attention and getting positive reviews.

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analysis score of 11 — and the highest number of mentions on Twitter during the debate, according to Thomson Reuters data.

He topped Republican front-runners Donald Trump, who scored 3.3, fourth in the social media rankings, and Ben Carson, who scored negative 6.7 and came in fifth, for the first time since the 2016 presidential campaign season kicked off this year. A score above 0 means there are more positive mentions on Twitter about a candidate than negative ones.

Cruz also went into the debate with the most positive social media sentiment score among the eight candidates who took the stage in Milwaukee for the debate televised on the Fox Business Network.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, another mid-tier candidate, also rose to the top ranks on social media with a score of 6.5, third in the rankings, according to a Thomson Reuters social media sentiment analysis

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U.S. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky stole the spotlight in the last hour of the debate when he corrected Trump, pointing out that China is not part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact.

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ment score jumped from negative to positive, giving him an end score of 8.1, just behind Cruz.

Carson, however, had the most-liked social media post of all candidates: an image of himself and his granddaughter having “pre-debate time” that got more than 171,300 likes on Facebook, according to technology data company Engagement Labs.

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BRIEF McCain calls on Pentagon to clarify South China Sea patrol The chairman of the influential U.S. Senate Armed Services committee has called on the Pentagon to clarify the legal intent of a U.S. patrol last month within 12 nautical miles of an island China has built in the South China Sea. U.S. officials said last week that the U.S. Navy avoided military drills that could have further inflamed tensions with

Beijing during the Oct. 27 patrol by the destroyer USS Lassen in the Spratly islands, an approach experts said could reinforce rather than challenge China’s sovereignty claims.

Senator John McCain, the Republican head of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in a Nov. 9 letter to U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter it was vital there should be no misunderstanding about U.S. objectives.

“I believe it is critical that

the Department of Defense publicly clarify ... the legal intent behind this operation and any future operations of a similar nature,” McCain wrote in the letter seen Wednesday by Reuters.

Washington argues that islands China has built up in the South China Sea are not entitled to a territorial limit under international law, since they used to

be underwater at high tide.

China reacted angrily to the patrol near Subi Reef, which followed months of U.S. preparation, despite its lack of military drills.

But analysts said that if the Lassen failed to conduct military drills, the operation would have resembled what is known as “innocent passage,” and could have reinforced China’s claim to a territorial limit around the reef. REUTERS

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The Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data showed that 36.4 percent of women ages 18 to 34 lived with family in 2014, mostly in the home of a mother, father or both.

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“The result is a striking U-shaped curve for young women — and young men — indicating a return to the past, statistically speaking,” Pew said.

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Gwyneth Paltrow won’t shut up about ‘conscious uncoupling’ Man, Gwyneth Paltrow is just priming herself for a career as a celebrity breakup coach. In fact, she’s pretty sure that if anyone deserves the whole “broke the Internet” title, it’s her and exhusband Chris Martin. “When I was announcing my husband and I were separating and we were trying to follow this specific way of doing it — and the philosophy is conscious uncoupling — and we, like, broke the f—king internet,” Paltrow said during a Goop-sponsored Q&A hosted by Fast Company this week. “It’s such a hard time personally and then you have this added layer of all this criticism. Then when you look back you go, ‘Well, this is actually kind of a good thing to talk back, introducing in some way.’

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breakup album. Which is great because as “Tragic Kingdom” proved some (gulp) 20 years ago, that’s what she does best. “I would consider it a breakup record,” she says. “My cross to bear was to go through these heartbreaks and write songs and help people.

My truth is ‘Used to Love You.’ That’s the song.

That’s what I said, and I feel really fine about sharing that, and I feel honored to share it.”

See? She’s a giver.

Johnny Depp almost got fired off ‘Pirates’ Apparently Johnny Depp almost lost the role in “Pirates of the Caribbean” that turned him into an island-owning mega-star. “They wanted to fire me. I fully expected to be fired and I got a call from the upper echelon at Disney who were courageous enough to ask me, ‘What the f— are you doing?’” Depp tells Moviefone. “The questions came up, ‘Is [the performance] drunk? Is it gay?’ All I could say

was, because they set me up with a great line, I said, ‘Well, don’t you know all my characters are gay?’ I really expected to be fired, but I wasn’t for some reason. They were actually going to put subtitles under my character. They couldn’t understand Captain Jack.” Listen, while it’s great that they didn’t dump him from that first “Pirates” film, considering the idea for the sequels wouldn’t have been so bad.

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Moving up the ‘Blacklist’ Brooklyn’s Mozhan Marnò loves the spotlight, unless she’s at the laundromat.

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story line dictates who you end up spending time with. And this past episode it was just me and James.

That’s not a bad way to work.

Not at all. (Laughs.) He’s extremely fun and he was in rare form. He’s

very funny.

Everyone says the more dramatic the show is, the goofier everyone is when the cameras aren’t rolling.

Oh, for sure. I mean, there’s a lot of dudes (laughs). They run the gamut from macho to

goofy to neurotic. There’s every color of guy in this ensemble of dudes, and they’re pretty lovely. I like being the woman.

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Now that I’m in the second season of “Blacklist,” it’s like an even split. Last year when I had just been introduced and I was still sort of a new character on “The Blacklist,” it was more “House of Cards,” for sure. It also depends where I am in the country.

If it’s in New York and L.A., it’s a lot of “House of Cards.”

But recently it’s been both.

It’s great to have your work out there and appreciated, and then sometimes it’s like, I’m going to the laundromat and it’s annoying. (laughs) You look at them and they’re looking at you and they’re like, “What are you doing here? You’re on TV, why are you at the laundromat?”

We’re all in the same boat here, buddy. It’s Brooklyn.

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But for better or for worse, the album — full of teary tracks — earned her a rep as an expert on heartbreak. Now, Yamagata is mixing things up with a new album in the works featuring songs with a different tune.

“The songs on the new album are more based around someone’s personal journey of finding their passion, following their dream and keeping their spirits up,” she says.

Questioning her career Even as a seasoned musician, Yamagata finds herself debating if she should stick with her career choice. “It’s a constant revolving door of complete confidence and then total insecurity.”

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More than perhaps any of her other albums, the new album — out next year — is about soul searching. “The inspiration I had when writing the record was of a tightrope walker that really has to be in balance and experiencing these great highs and lows, the entire time taking a risk going through it,” she says.

Celebrating the past Yamagata is touring the country testing her new songs on audiences, but she’s also revisiting some of the old favorites that launched her career. In fact, she just wrapped up a special tour celebrating the 10-year anniversary of “Happenstance,” and she

recorded an all-acoustic album of the songs.

“I didn’t go back emotionally and feel how heartbroken I was,” she says. “It was a fun nostalgia.”

Positive vibes She says that in the past, it had been much easier to write about heartbreak than happier times. Writing had been a channel for articulating painful emotions, helping her diagnose the problem and move on. But now, she relishes writing about the sunnier side of life.

“The positivity of the new songs came very natural to me,” she says.

“And if it didn’t, it would have been another heartbreak album.”

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Taurus Make a decision that will improve your personal life. You are in a high cycle where partnerships and education come into play.

Gemini Listen to and be mindful of those around you. If you don’t exude patience and understanding, you will end up looking bad.

Cancer Decide what you want to do.

Speak up and let your voice be heard.

Put your best foot forward in order to become a leader in your community.

Leo Do something that will encourage change and spark enthusiasm. You need a bit of a boost or challenge to get you back on track.

Virgo You will have too many options.

Consider all the pros and cons before you make a life-altering decision. Your personal life will be greatly affected.

Libra Enjoy life and the people who mean the most to you. Get involved in something that challenges you mentally or physically in order to feel exhilarated.

Scorpio Your interest and willingness to try new things will pay off. Entertaining people who have something to contribute to your goals will bring results.

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Skip Amazon this season Check off your gift list with local, handmade goods while indulging in delicious wintry treats at these holiday markets. EVA KIS

Get festive For sheer escapism, you can’t get farther away from the gray and noise of the city than the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park. Browse a winter wonderland of over 120 glass-walled booths for gifts like cozy Himalayan slippers from Nepal and antique maps, then snack on unique treats like Hungarian chimney cakes (think a sweet pull-apart pretzel rolled in various toppings) and a bar dedicated to chocolate treats. Bonus: Celsius, the restaurant overlooking the massive ice rink at the center of the village, serves boozy cocktails like the Winter Berry Moscow Mule made with Stoli Strasberi vodka.

Through Jan. 3, skating through March 6, between 40th and 42nd sts. & Fifth and Sixth aves.

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Have yourself an artisanal Christmas and score a one-of-a-kind gift at these holiday pop-ups featuring artists from right here in the five boroughs. Find your new trendsetting accessory at Handmade Cavalcade (Dec. 5-6) in Chelsea Market, featuring 50 of Etsy NY’s best crafters (arrive early for a free goodie bag). Bust magazine packs in over 200 vendors for its annual Craftacular (Dec. 19-20) at the Brooklyn Expo Center, selling vintage and handmade items galore plus festive eats. If jewelry is really what’s on your list, hit up Crafts at the Cathedral (Dec. 4-6, $6 admission, 1047 Amsterdam Ave.), a juried fair of experienced artisans.

Opulence is the order of the night.

Smorgasburg and the Brooklyn Flea have headed indoors for the winter to ride out the (eventual) snow, setting up shop on the second floor of Sunset Park’s Industry City. Watch the craftsmen downstairs create sculptures, books, baked goods and more in their workspaces, then head upstairs to Winter Flea + Smorgasburg to experience the controlled chaos of hipster enthusiasm you know and love. Pick up a bar of Apotheke’s new collaboration soap with Brooklyn Brewery, or honey whiskey cakes (which can be packaged to ship, if you feel like sharing) by Brooklyn Baking Barons. Weekends through March 30, 80 N. Fifth St.

Pop-up masters UrbanSpace know how to make you feel a world away as you wander among their festive red-striped booths wrapped in holly.

Look for the Artisan Pledge stickers to find vetted vendors selling U.S.-made organic, fair trade, recycled and handmade goods (all the buzzwords!)

In addition to running the Union Square Holiday Market (Nov. 19-Dec. 24), the city’s biggest with over 150 vendors and a new craft station for kids; and Columbus Circle Holiday Market (Dec. 1-24), where you can continue the holiday magic with a stroll through Central Park, cider in hand; UrbanSpace has a new Garment District Holiday Market (Nov. 16Dec. 24) on Broadway between 39th and 41st sts.

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“Look Book” launch party Nov. 15, 7-10 p.m.

42West, 514 W. 42nd St. Free, Larrykrone.com Party this weekend with artists, authors and fashionistas at the launch event for costume designer Larry Krone’s “Look Book.”

Not your typical fashion icon, Krone’s gowns and costumes require a touch of poor taste (his words), so don’t expect a sea of little black dresses. There’s no cover, but there will be drink specials and music by DJ Bad Ass Laughs, DJ Kris Pissedofferson and a performance by GOLD. ARTS

“The Illusionists” Nov. 19-Jan. 3 Neil Simon Theatre 250 W. 52nd St. $67-$147, Theillusionistslive. com Expect tickets for “The Illusionists,” to start disappearing into thin air soon. The eclectic magic revue returns to Broadway this week after a successful run during last year’s holiday season.

Featuring magicians from all

over the world, segments range from escape acts to card tricks (and even tricks using touchscreens and lasers, because it’s nearly 2016, after all).

examine organized religions, the occult and secret societies based on their approaches to what it means to live an ordered life.

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Weekends through Feb. 7, 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m.

Coney Island Shooting Gallery/ Arts Annex, 1214 Surf Ave. Free, Coneyisland.com See the seaside carnival through the eyes of mre than 75 artists from around the globe.

Whether literal depictions or interpretations on what this turf — infamously called Sodom by the Sea — means to them, the exhibition is an homage to one of the city’s most multifaceted tourist destinations.

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Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, 2900 Campus Road $18, Brooklyncenter.org Sensational hip-hop duo Black Violin stop in on their national tour for a one-night-only performance highlighting their breakthrough album, “Stereotypes.”

Credited for introducing a new generation and more diverse audience to classical music, Kev Marcus and Wil B continue to change the landscape of contemporary sound.

“Truth Seekers and Hidden Worlds” Nov. 15, 3 p.m.

New Museum, 235 Bowery $8, Newmuseum.org Where do art and religion meet if you’re a cynic? Complementing its current exhibition, “Jim Shaw: The End Is Here,” the New Museum hosts a series of panels on the themes and questions raised in his works. This week

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Brooklyn Crush Nov. 14, 3-6 p.m. & 8-11 p.m.

Industry City, Building 4 34 35th St., Brooklyn $75, Newyorkwineevents.com For the second and final time this year, the Brooklyn Crush Wine & Artisanal Food Festival returns to Industry City. Vintry Fine Wines has curated more

“How to Get Away With Murder” cast talk Nov. 12, 7 p.m.

Paley Center, 25 W. 52 St. $10, PaleyCenter.org If possible, the title of ABC’s hit drama “How to Get Away With Murder” is less provocative than what the show has tackled. Hear the cast, including star and recent Emmy winner Viola Davis, discuss how the show has revolutionized procedural drama and the depiction of walking (or, more frequently, crossing) the fine line of what’s legal.

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Holiday House NYC Through Dec. 2 Academy Mansion, 2 E. 63rd St. $35, Holidayhousenyc.com Despite the name, this showcase

by big-name interior designers (they each got a room to decorate) is not about wreaths and red velvet throw pillows.

At this showcase, find new interior inspiration, from unusual fixtures to keeping up with fabric trends. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Creatives of “League of Legends” Nov. 13, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

Spring Studios, 52 Varick St. $30, Tribecafilm.com Get a firsthand look at how video games are created and learn about the people who make them at this full-day conference.

In addition to panels, there’s a live-action artists’ workshop where designers work on their games in front of an audience.

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Through Nov. 19 Various venues Docnyc.net There are 104 features crammed into the eight days of the sixth-ever DOCNYC, and that’s not even counting the shorts. There’s no unifying theme — just lots and lots of nonfiction work, showing off the diversity of a genre that’s impossible to narrow down.

Of course, many of the docs highlight social ills or groups ignored by society. A good chunk of those concern New York City itself. “Missing Ingredient” portrays two longtime eateries struggling

to last in a changing, increasingly expensive metropolis.

The ever-widening income gap is underlined in “Class Divide.” Both of those are grim reminders of our wintry economic times, but “An Autobiography of Michelle Maren” singles out a middle-aged woman living on disability and still trying to overcome an abusive past.

Variety is the key here, from music (Barbara Kopple’s opening night film “Miss Sharon Jones!”; “Blur: New World Towers”) to a look at an ex-North Korean satirical pop artist (“I Am Sun Mu”) to a study of PTSD (“Thank You for Your Service”). MATT PRIGE

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Christmas lights across Canada The launch of Canada’s nationwide illumination event in Ottawa is truly spectacular.

The opening ceremony will be held on Parliament Hill, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m., with thousands of candle-carrying Canadians and visitors cheering as a giant “on” button on the stage is pressed to begin a stunning pyrotechnics display before a choir sings Christmas songs.

Now in its 31st year, Christmas Lights Across Canada was originally just an Ottawa event, created to light up city landmarks, mark the season and add a bit of a zing to winter in the capital. Then the provinces and territories joined in, with each capital city installing its own lighting displays and organizing switching-on ceremonies. One can’t help but wonder how all this might look from space, as

regular city lights suddenly become a hundred (or more) times brighter, dotting the landscape from the Atlantic to Pacific coasts and up into the Arctic in a display of national unity.

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But the national capital is the Even if you can’t make it to the focal point, where hundreds of opening ceremony, the lights thousands of lights dazzle the stay in place until Jan. 7 and will waiting crowds along Ottawa’s be illuminated daily from dusk Confederation to the early hours.

Boulevard — not There’s plenty to just one single do in Ottawa in Take a spin highway but a winter to occupy on the Rideau series of streets the daylight hours.

Canal, which forming the capiFun can be had on turns into a tal’s ceremonial the frozen Rideau massive ice route, encircling Canal, turned into skating rink the heart of the a gigantic skating in the winter. city before crossrink in winter with ing the Ottawa skates for rent River (and thereby and refreshment the Quebec stands along the border) via Alexandra Bridge to way. If that’s too cold for you, the city of Gatineau. head for the superb Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Further enhancing the Parliathe National Gallery of Canada, ment Hill event are the friendly or investigate the local food volunteers who hand out scene in ByWard Market and candles, provide information, the rich choice of downtown and — best of all — distribute restaurants. free BeaverTails, deep-fried INSIGHT GUIDES | PENNY PHENIX

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NBA Knicks continue to look solid The Knicks are entering an unusual state these days, as they’re actually giving their hardened fan-base hope.

That’s what happens when you’ve oundered in obscurity lately, missed the playos the last two seasons and whied on every major free agent over the summer. But a funny thing has happened since the faithful vociferously booed their top pick, Kristaps Porzingis, on draft night — as the Knicks don’t seem as bad as the pundits originally thought, and Porzingis has all the makings of being the biggest steal in the franchise’s recent memory.

Yes, he was selected with the No. 4 pick — a lofty status that usually means a rookie is ready to contribute right away. But the Latvian was thought to be years away from fully developing.

Yet, here he is — averaging a respectable 12 points, eight rebounds, one block, and one steal per game and providing highlight-reel putback dunks on a nightly basis.

Not even team president Phil Jackson thought the rookie would be this NBA-ready, as he famously lumped Porzingis in with Shawn Bradley earlier in the summer. But Porzingis continues to ascend, much like his team.

Jackson and Fisher have built this team in the mold of their head coach: disciplined, hardnosed, and not ashy. They won’t ever resemble the rough-andtumble Knicks of Ewing, Oakley and Mason lore, but these Knicks are grinding out wins and doing so with very little fanfare — save for Porzingis’ putbacks.

It’s almost as if a dierent hero rises during each victory.

Whether it’s the brilliance of Carmelo Anthony, the youthful exuberance of Porzingis, or an unsung guy like Cleanthony Early, Langston Galloway, or Lance Thomas, New York is slowly ďŹ nding a way to be relevant in the standings again. It was Thomas’s turn, Monday night, as he played almost all of Porzingis’ minutes in the fourth quarter. Thomas capitalized on Fisher’s faith and notched 17 points, knocked down four crucial free throws in the waning seconds and added three 3s. TONY WILLIAMS

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Things to watch for as Jets host Buffalo, Rex

The Jets will seek a win against familiar faces Thursday night vs. Buffalo.

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Heave ho, one in a row.

The New York Jets won on Sunday, ending a two-game skid where they struggled mightily on defense. Their win over the Jacksonville Jaguars had flaws, lots of them, but it was a victory that was very much needed.

Now at 5-3, they look like a playoff team again. Panic be gone.

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The return of Rex As if it hasn’t been dissected a hundred dierent ways by now, this will be the return of Rex Ryan to MetLife Stadium, going up against his old Jets team. For the past six years, the Jets lived and breathed every word from Ryan, who shed tears in front of his team and passionately defended them. Now, he’s taking shots at the team that gave him a head coaching job when no one else would take a risk on him. “Jets Nationâ€? has noticed and the atmosphere should be electric. This should

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installation of hardnosed Dan Campbell as interim coach has done wonders for Lamar Miller. He’s suddenly a focal point of the offense and the primary red zone option. However, Miller has to face the rugged defenses of the Eagles and Jets in two of the next three weeks. After that, though, he gets the Giants, Chargers and Colts in Weeks 14-16.

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NFL matchups DeSean Jackson vs. NO — It’s time to erupt against arguably the league’s worst pass defense.

Kamar Aiken vs. JAX — Aiken is the new No. 1 WR with Steve Smith done.

Brandon LaFell at NYG — Has come screaming off the injury list with at least seven targets in all three games.

Julio Jones is arguably the best player in fantasy football and a big reason many first-place teams are where they are. Even thinking about trading him away — even for a king’s ransom — makes me queasy.

But so does the idea of facing Josh Norman and the Panthers in Weeks 14 and 16. Quarterbacks have a passer rating of 30.5 when throwing at Norman this year, worst in the entire NFL (via PFF). He will be shadowing Julio when they face each other.

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