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City to ticket more, arrest lessin pot busts
Crime. Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced a major shift in the NYPD’s marijuana policy on Monday. Cops will now issue tickets, rather than make arrests for small amounts of weed. PAGE 02
Harrison Tesoura Schultz of Occupy Weed Street lights up some marijuana near police headquarters after the announcement. / BESS ADLER, METRO
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“ I think ticketing them is way better than arresting them. Marijuana is going to be legalized soon. ” Sean Cruz, 24
“I think that it’s absolutely a waste of resources to arrest people with a small amount of marijuana. I really think that police resources are better spent on other things.” Jason Calvet, 26
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• People who are stopped by the police with less than 25 grams will be ticketed for the lesser violation of unlawful pos-session of marijuana, and
have their drugs seized.
• Outside One Police Headquarters, several members of Occupy Weed Street smoked marijuana from a one-hitter and said that the new rule didn’t go far enough.
• Harrison Tesoura Schultz, an OWS member, said, “Our demands are no more stops, no more fi nes, no more tickets, no more arrests, no more summons for distribution, possession or cultivation of cannabis.”
Occupy Weed Street members Harrison Tesoura Schultz and Solomon Seagel spark up in front of the courthouse. Lorna Shannon lights up after the new pot arrest rules were announced. / BESS ALDER, METRO
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday the NYPD will stop arresting most people in New York found with less than 25 grams of marijuana.
Historically, the depart-ment has arrested those who possessed small amounts of marijuana on misdemeanor charges of criminal possession of mar-ijuana (fifth degree). When the new policy goes into effect on Nov. 19, those found with less than 25 grams will receive a sum-mons to appear in court for the lesser violation of unlawful possession of marijuana, and have their drugs seized.
At a Monday afternoon press conference, both Bratton and de Blasio made it clear they do not support the legalization of mari-juana. Bratton said issuing summons frees up his offi-cers to pursue higher-level drug offenses.
“This is the policy of the New York City Police Department,” Bratton said. “I have made a decision based on extensive discus-sion with my leadership
Cops to ticket for small weed busts NYC. The police will
issue summonses
instead of making
arrests for small
amounts of weed,
in policy shift.
team that this is beneficial to the department, ben-eficial, I think, to some citi-zens of this city who would be arrested.”
De Blasio said the new policy will “help reduce unnecessary arrest for minor marijuana posses-sion,” which often has “disastrous consequences” in terms of finding hous-ing and employment and securing student loans, es-pecially in black and Latino communities.
“I came into office with a pledge to incessantly work to heal some of the wounds of the past, and create a strong bond, an even stronger bond, be-
tween the police and com-munity,” de Blasio said.
There are exceptions. Individuals found with 25 grams of marijuana or less — valued at $300 on the streets — but who hold a warrant, do not have iden-tification, are committing another offense or who are wanted for questioning, will be arrested. Bratton said anyone found smok-ing marijuana will contin-ue to be arrested.
Those who receive a summons will still have to appear in court, usually several weeks after the in-cident, and are subject to a $100 fine on the first of-fense; $250 on the second within three years.
Bratton said marijuana arrests are down 3 percent this year, with 24,828 ar-rests in 2013, and 24,081 as of Nov. 9. Marijuana phone call complaints are up 30 percent, and Bratton said the “vast majority” of the calls placed to 911 and 311 are coming from the city’s “poor” and “minority” neighborhoods.
In July, Brooklyn Dis-trict Attorney Ken Thomp-son announced he would stop prosecuting mari-juana misdemeanors for first-time offenders.
Waiting outside of po-lice headquarters were about eight members of Drug Policy Alliance. Kas-sandra Frederique, a policy manager, said minorities are going to continue to be targeted for marijuana of-fenses, and will continue to receive summonses, if they are not arrested.
“These same communi-ties ... need resources, and targeted law enforcement, stop and frisks and unlaw-ful marijuana arrests are not going to help,” Frede-rique said.
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New York is bursting with freelancers.
A new study released on Monday by the Center for an Urban Future reveals that New York City is home to 250,000 self-employed workers, a segment of the workforce that’s increased by 31 percent since 2000.
“Part of what we’re seeing is probably out of necessity as big companies cut back and lay people off,” said Jonathan Bowles, executive director at the Center for an Urban Future. “There aren’t a lot of great jobs out there, but also part of it is that technology is really giving people a platform to go out and work on their own.”
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A melee broke out on a F train at 5 a.m. Saturday after a man slapped a woman who was taunt-ing him.
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Early on Sunday morn-ing, 21-year-old Brian Mc-Clellen was electrocuted and severely burned af-ter he jumped on top of a Metro-North train that was heading from Con-
necticut to New York City,according to reports. Hewas reportedly struck by amechanized arm atop thetrain that was pulsing with12,500 volts of electricity.
As the train pulled into Connecticut’s RiversideStation at 5 a.m., a MTAcrew member discoveredMcClellen still atop thetrain and doused him witha fire extinguisher. He re-portedly suffered burns to85 percent of his body.
McClellen was trans-ported to Westchester Med-ical Center, where he died24 hours after the incident.Police are reviewing videoof the events. METRO
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You were living in Saint Croix when the idea for your company came to you, prompting you to move to New York.Yes. I was raised in New York City, but I was re-cruited by a four-star hotel in Saint Croix and I was living what some people would call an idyllic life. I worked as a manager on 350 acres of beach-front property and had an apartment right on the beach. But once you’ve had an accomplished career, at some point you want more.
What did you do?Well, I thought about my life and my back-ground and got really excited thinking about [launching] a company. My company is called Krieger Creative Group and it’s multi-faceted and multi-disciplined. We sell fine arts and do branding with amazing artists in the U.S. and the Carib-bean.
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Lennon ‘Paperback Writer’ guitar tops off eringsA Gretsch guitar that John Lennon played for the recording of the Beatles’ hit song “Paperback Writer” and then gave to his cousin is expected to fetch up to $1 million at auction in Britain this week.
Auction house Tracks Auction.com said the Gretsch 6120 instrument was one of the most sig-nifi cant Lennon guitars to come on the market in the last 30 years.
“It’s come directly from John Lennon’s cousin, who was given it by John Lennon in 1967, and he’s had it ever since, so for collectors of Beatles memorabilia to have a prov-enance like that is ex-ceptional,” the auction house said. REUTERS
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Wei said that FireEye disclosed the vulnerability to Apple in July and that representatives with the company have said they were working to fix the bug.
News of the vulnerabil-ity began to leak out in Oc-tober on specialized Web forums where security ex-perts and hackers alike dis-cuss information on Apple bugs, Wei said.
Wei said that FireEye decided to go public with its findings after Palo Alto Networks Inc. last week un-covered the first campaign to exploit the vulnerability, a new family of malicious software known as Wire-Lurker that infects both Mac computers and iOS.
“Currently WireLurker is the only one, but we will see more,” Wei said. REUTERS
Cyber attack
Postal Service says data breach hits employees
The U.S. Postal Service was the victim of a cyber attack that may have compromised the
personal information, including Social Security numbers, of more than 800,000 employees, as well as data on custom-ers who used its call cen-ter from January through mid-August, offi cials said on Monday. REUTERS
Internet traffi c
Obama pressures FCC for strong neutrality rules President Barack Obama on Monday pressured the federal communications regulator to toughen its planned rules, saying higher-fee “fast lanes” should be banned and In-ternet providers should be
overseen more like public utilities are.
Obama’s detailed posi-tion on the issue of “net neutrality,” a platform in his presidential campaign in 2008, represented a rare step by the White House into the policy-setting of an indepen-dent agency.
It came after nearly 4 million
comments fl ooded the Federal Communica-tions Commission after Chairman Tom Wheeler formally proposed new Internet traffi c rules in May.
Shares of major cable companies, which connect many Americans to the Internet, slid on the news. REUTERS
FireEye advises iOS users to refrain from installing apps from sourcesother than Apple’s offi cial App Store and to not click “install” on a pop-up from a third-party Web page. / GETTY IMAGES
Apple devices vulnerable to attack, says researchers
Cybersecurity researchers have warned that a bug in Apple Inc’s iOS operat-ing system makes most iPhones and iPads vulner-able to cyber attacks by hackers seeking access to sensitive data and control of their devices.
Cybersecurity firm Fire-Eye Inc. published details about the vulnerability on its blog Monday, saying the bug enables hackers to access their devices by persuading users to install malicious applications with tainted text messages, emails and Web links.
The malicious applica-tion can then be used to replace genuine, trusted apps that were installed through Apple’s App Store, including email and bank-ing programs, with mali-cious software through a technique that FireEye has dubbed “Masque Attack.”
Apple officials could not be reached for com-ment.
C yber security.
Hackers can use
these bugs to steal
banking and email
login credentials
from most devices.
OperatingsystemsThe security firm said it verified this vulnerability on:
iOS and beta,
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Source: FireEye
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Health care
US releases low 2015 Obamacare enrollment forecast The U.S. administration on Monday dramatically cut expectations for 2015 Obamacare enrollment, saying between 9 million and 9.9 million people will enroll in private health plans, compared
with a Congressional Budget Offi ce forecast of 13 million.
An Obama adminis-tration report, released just before the start of 2015 open enrollment on Saturday, also reduced the offi cial count of 2014 enrollment to 7.1 million people as of Oct. 15, from 7.3 million in August.
CBO, which has been
a leading enrollment forecaster for Obamacare up to now, predicted that
the private insurance marketplaces set up by the Aff ordable Care Act, better known as “Obam-acare,” would reach a mature 25 million paying customers by 2017.
But Monday’s fi rst-of-its-kind prediction by the Obama administration assumes that the mar-ketplaces could take two years longer to mature. REUTERS
Money trail. Veterans sue banks, claim they should pay for attacks
Wounded U.S. veterans and family members of U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq sued five European banks on Monday, seeking to hold them responsible for shootings and roadside bombings because they al-legedly processed Iranian money that paid for the attacks.
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, New York, named Barclays Plc., Credit Suisse Group AG, HSBC Holdings Plc., Standard Chartered and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc.
The banks did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The lawsuit was brought under the U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act, a 1992 law that permits victims to bring private suits against alleged financiers of militant operations.
The militant groups included a Shi’ite militia in Iraq, Kataib Hezbollah, as well as Quds Force, the overseas arm of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to the lawsuit.
Since 2009, the five banks have agreed to pay about $3.2 billion to the U.S. government to resolve allegations that they handled money in viola-tion of sanctions against nations such as Iran, Libya
and Cuba. All the banks signed deferred prosecu-tion agreements with the U.S. Justice Department in addition to settlements with U.S. banking regula-tors.
In a statement issued after its 2012 agreement with U.S. prosecutors and banking regulators, HSBC said it accepted responsibility for “past mistakes.” Standard Chartered, which also reached an agreement in 2012, emphasized that it was cooperating with U.S. authorities.
The agreements did not allege a link between the transactions, which the U.S. government viewed as unlawful, and militant operations. REUTERS
A man kneels at the headstone in Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. / GETTY IMAGES
Veterans and family
200Brought on behalf of more than 200 veterans and family members, the lawsuit alleges the banks conspired with Iranian banks to mask wire transactions in order to evade U.S. sanctions.
$100MThe Iranian banks then funneled more than $100 million to militant groups that operated in Iraq at Iran’s direction, according to the suit.
Change
112KThe change resulted in part from 112,000 people losing coverage because of unresolved application issues involving their citizenship or immigration status.
Unhappy bankers
Some bankers have expressed
resentment at the long reach
of U.S. policies.
• In a 2006 email quoted in the complaint fi led
on Monday, a Standard Chartered manager told a colleague, “Who are you to tell us, the rest of the world, that we’re not go-ing to deal with Iranians?”
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Snow falls on northern US, cold sweeping south
An arctic blast began to dump heavy snow in parts of the northern Rockies, Plains and the Great Lakes regions on Monday and meteorologists said tem-peratures are expected to plummet throughout the United States.
The National Weather Service has issued win-ter storm warnings and watches for a wide swath of the northern U.S. from northern Idaho to north-ern Michigan with predic-tions of more than a foot of snow in many areas and temperatures dipping 20
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A missionary doctor deemed to be at ‘some risk’ for developing Ebola after returning from Liberia has been placed under a 21-day quarantine in North Carolina, his mission group and local health officials said on Monday.
Dr. John Fankhauser, 52, has shown no signs of the virus since arriving in Charlotte over the week-end but will be monitored for symptoms during the quarantine period ordered by the Mecklenburg County Health Depart-ment, Christian mission group SIM USA said.
This is the second quarantine the family physician from Ventura, California, will spend on SIM’s campus in Charlotte, the group said.
In mid-August, he was isolated after returning to the United States from Liberia, where he treated
Ebola patients, including two U.S. missionaries who became infected with the disease.
SIM said Fankhauser volunteered to go back to Liberia after another colleague, SIM missionary Dr. Rick Sacra, became ill with the virus. Fankhauser helped treat Sacra and then took over his duties at SIM’s hospital outside of Monrovia after Sacra was evacuated to the United States for treatment, the group said. REUTERS
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to 30 degrees below nor-mal for this time of year.
The storm is expected to hamper travel by clos-ing roads with heavy snow and winds and causing power outages, according to the National Weather Service.
Sgt. Jesse Grabow from Minnesota State Patrol said a semi trailer hauling turkeys overturned on In-terstate 94 Eastbound near Dalton, Minnesota, early Monday morning. The driver was uninjured but there were some turkey fatalities, he said.
A cold front associated with the storm will dump rain on the lower Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and as far south as the western Gulf Coast on Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
The last time a storm of this magnitude hit the region this early in the winter season was around Halloween of 1991, said Andy Lahr, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. REUTERS
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I guess in the world of do-mestic divas, the enemy of your enemy is your friend? Or something? At least that’s what seems to be happening now that Martha Stewart is being all warm and cozy with Blake Lively, seem-ingly giving her stamp of approval to Lively’s Preserve. As long as it’s a threat to Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop, I guess it’s fine by Stewart. The classiest ex-con in Connecticut put any previous differ-ences aside when she introduced the former “Gossip Girl” star as her “friend” at her recent Ameri-can Made Summit. That might have had something to do with the fact that Lively would totally let husband Ryan Reynolds tap that, as it were. “When we met Martha, she was like, ‘I’ll ride motorcycles with you, Ryan,’” Lively told the crowd at the Summit. “That’s the only woman
Robert Plant has taken pains to say he isn’t interested in another Led Zeppelin reunion, but yesterday morning a rumor circulated that made him seem severely uninterested. The Daily Mirror reported that Plant tore up a contract offered by Richard Branson worth nearly $800 million that would have brought the classic rock titans back for
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that can creep up on my man and I would be OK with it.” See? The power structure is preserved.
35 shows in London, Ber-lin and somewhere in New Jersey. The other members were each reportedly offered somewhere closer to $200 million. Plant’s publicist reportedly emailed The Guardian later in the afternoon and called the $800 million number “rubbish.” He did not, however, offer any new hope for an actual Zeppelin reunion.
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‘The Last Rescue: How Faith and Love Saved a Navy SEAL Sniper’By Howard WasdinThis memoir is about war, love and redemption. Navy SEAL sniper Howard Wasdin was fortunate enough to survive the firestorm made famous in “Black Hawk Down,” but his return home to reality was a harsh one.
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On the brilliant-but-canceled “Happy Endings,” Damon Wayans Jr. proved he’s a master of the high-pitched squeal. So it shouldn’t have come as a surprise to him that for “Big Hero 6,” Disney wanted his char-acter, Wasabi, to sound not all that manly. We caught up with Wayans to talk about the animated film, plus his current work on “New Girl” — and how if everyone followed their child-hood dreams, we’d have a world full of ninjas, super-heroes and disap-pointed gynecolo-gists.
Did you feel at all slighted when you realized the voice they wanted from you was not exactly a big tough guy?The first time I saw Was-abi’s character, I saw him in his superhero mode, with his green visor and his plasma blades poking out, so I was just like, “Oh, this guy is badass.” And they were like,
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What stopped you from pursuing illustration?I don’t know. I mean, I still draw constantly. I’m actually developing a graphic novel right now. But I don’t know. Nobody’s ever their first dream — I mean, rarely. There would be so many ninjas and superhe-roes now if everybody was their first dream. I remember growing up, being at sixth grade graduation and like half my class wanted to be gynecologists. I was like, “Why do you guys want to look at sick vaginas, dude?” They probably thought in their head it was so noble. No, it’s a hard job.
Or they had just learned what a gynecologist was.Yeah, they were like, “You get to look at vaginas?” No, dude. You get to look at vaginas at their worst. [Laughs] You’d just wind up saying, “Oh, this isn’t right.”
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How is “New Girl” going?They give you a lot of freedom. They don’t neces-sarily use all of [the ad libs], but you defi nitely are allowed to express yourself and be funny. It’s always fun to make the crew laugh as well, or to make one of the characters break within the scene, I love that. I just love destroying a take. Like, we have to go from the top because I said something that was funny. I mean, I know toward
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How does the “New Girl” experience compare to “Happy Endings”?I feel like “Happy Endings,” we never had the luxury of comfort. We never felt like we were just going to be here for years, so we were always eager to give our best. When you’re on “New Girl” and you know
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Errol on Frederick There’s an essay about you by Errol Morris in which he calls you “the undisputed king of misanthropic cinema.”It’s very funny. But that’s an example of pure projection. Because if there’s any king of misanthropic cinema, it’s him.
Frederick Wiseman goes to the museum
One scene in Frederick Wiseman’s (inset) “National Gallery,” now showing at Film Forum, portrays a dance that happens in the gallery. ALL PHOTOS BY ZIPPORAH FILMS
Interview. The
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“National Gallery” is the 41st movie that filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, a spry 84, has made in his 47-year career, and in a sense it’s more of the same: Like “Titicut Follies,” “La Danse,” “Crazy Horse”
and more, it’s a purely observational exploration of an institution, with no narration or music. Filmed in London’s titular hot spot over three months, it is, at three hours, one of his longest.
You are famous for staying unobtrusive. How often do people look in the camera?It’s never a problem. People don’t look at the camera. And the worst thing you can do is say, “Please forget about us, don’t look in the
camera,” because that’s when someone will look in the camera. I try to demystify the process. Someone will say, “Is that a camera?” or “Is that a tape recorder?” I’ll say, “Yeah, would you like to see how it works?” So you put the camera on their shoulder and let them look through the eyepiece, or put the head-phones on and hold the mic up and let them talk so they can hear their voices. That happens oc-casionally, but not often.
Your earliest fi lms tended to focus on bureaucratic incompetence. Films like this and “At Berkeley” are far more hopeful.Not everything is bad. Seeing good people doing good things and useful things and complex things well is just as good a sub-ject as showing a horrible prison where people are abused. I don’t think it represents any evolution in my thinking so much as a wish to display as wide a variety of human experi-ences as possible.
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Travel expert John E. DiScala, better known as Johnny Jet, gets flown around the world by ho-tels, airlines and destina-tions hoping to get his nod of approval on JohnnyJet.com (and, a couple of years ago, his Travel Channel show “Hot Spots 2012”). Sir Richard Branson even gave him a personal tour of his island and spaceship. It’s not a bad gig, and one that has let DiScala amass a ton of useful travel knowledge, from how to fit your life into a carry on to the best travel apps.
We caught up with DiScala and picked his brain about how to save money on Thanksgiving and Christmas trips.
Wait for dead week
1What’s the very best way to save money on holiday travel?
Don’t go. “The week after
Thanksgiving and two weeks after New Year’s are ‘dead weeks,’” DiScala says. “No one is traveling and everything is on sale. You’ll find deals half the price of
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what flights are going for over the holidays. If you can wait, wait.”
Choose your day and time wisely
2When waiting isn’t an option, “the No. 1 trick is to be flexible,”
says DiScala. “Take Thanks-giving: You’re not going to find a deal for traveling Wednesday to Sunday — the airline has no incen-tive because that’s when everyone wants to go.”
Instead, “use your vacation days wisely” and extend the holiday, he says: Fly on the Monday or Tuesday before Turkey Day and return on the Tuesday or Wednesday after. Or, make it a mini-trip by flying out Christmas morn-ing and returning the next day.
Once you pick your day, don’t search for a specific time frame. Be flexible on flying early in the morning
or very late at night. “If you’re going to save a few hundred dollars [a ticket], for a family of four, it’s worth it,” he says.
Consider alternate airports
3Sure, it’s easier to fly out of the closest airport — but you
may be able to save big by hopping a bus or getting a
friend to drive you to one that’s farther away. The same goes for where you land.
Heading to Miami? Check prices for the Fort Lauderdale Airport, just 25 miles away. AlternateAirports.com has a list of nearby options to major U.S. airports.
Ways to save money on holiday travel
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Keep on searchin’ There isn’t a magic website for fi nding
the guaranteed best deal. “If there was,
that would be a trillion-dollar com-pany,” DiScala says.
Check all the travel search engines,
like Travelocity and Kayak, and sign up for fare alerts. Go
directly to airlines’ sites to see what
they off er. Always look at Southwest
separately — the air-line doesn’t show up on the search sites.
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the topic,” says Liebert. “In any suburb of New York, people feel the need to let you know how much money they have. It’s like they’ll say, ‘Oh, I can’t go to that play date because my Mercedes sl550 [needs a tune-up], and you just say, ‘Oh, OK.’”
Just because your kids are friends doesn’t mean you have to beIt’s human nature that you simply aren’t going to click with everyone. If you don’t like a certain mom, Liebert advises sending your babysitter to the play dates in your place. “I have friends who are moms and it’s under-stood that it’s as much a play date for us as it is for our kids,” she says.
Rise above the gossipGossip in tight-knit com-munities spreads quickly and it can be very painful to be at the center of ru-mors. “It’s not pleasant to maintain your character,” says Liebert. “But I think that if I only had my husband, my kids and my family, and two or three very close friends, that’s really all I need.”
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have careers and are also balancing raising kids,” she notes. “We sort of have the same struggles and things we’ve got to balance out.”
Avoid bragging contestsOne of the hardest parts about living in a town filled with investment bankers and CEOs is constantly dealing with money talk. “I change
How to manage adult ‘Mean Girls’ like a pro
Imagine constantly having to listen to catty com-ments, vicious gossip and thinly veiled insults every time you leave the house. While it may sound like a typical day in high school, it’s also what many moms have to endure as they shuffle their children between school and vari-ous social activities. In the new novel “When We Fall,” Emily Liebert details the trials and tribula-tions of Allison Parker, a 30-something mom who moves back to her ritzy
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hometown while grieving the loss of her husband. We asked Liebert for her tips on navigating the often-treacherous waters of suburbia.
Master the art of small talk“I’m a very outgoing person,” says Liebert. “And really the way you meet people is through your kid and saying things like ‘What classes is he taking?’” she says. It’s also perfectly fine to gravi-tate toward people you naturally have things in common with. “For me, I relate more to moms who
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American people always lose the electionAs an Independent voter with absolutely no party affi liation, every election year feels like a “loss” to me. Between the media, party rhetoric, campaigners claiming their party “won” each election, it shows exactly what’s wrong with our political system and why the country isn’t improv-ing. Having your party “win” more seats has become more important than resolving issues. Controlling the House, Senate or Governor’s Mansion is the priority over working together to put cities, states and the country back on the right track. The fact
both parties take pride in winning the annual popularity contest with empty promises they know they will never keep, as opposed to get-ting past partisanship, is why every election feels the same to voters who don’t believe in either party. Whether it’s at the city, state or federal level, success in politics is now measured by who has the most party mem-bers, as opposed to how their actions improve the lives of the people they represent. Doesn’t mat-ter to me who “wins” each year, because in all the years I have voted, it always feels like a loss.JASON L., VIA EMAIL
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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Concentrate on be-hind-the-scenes activities. This is not the time for you to be front and center.
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Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. If you put in extra hours at work, financial reward will be yours. Discuss your work and money situation with someone important so that he feels informed.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You can gain popularity by voicing your opinions. Correct any bad habits. Don’t get involved in gossip.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Take care of any lingering health problems to avoid an illness that could put you out of commission later. Concern yourself with family matters.
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3SPORTS
Bad news
Palmer out for seasonThe MRI results
Monday were hardly a surprise after
Sunday’s speculation, but Arizona quarter-back Carson Palmer is out for the season with a torn left ACL.
Palmer tore the same ACL, and MCL, in
2006. The Cardinals have the best record in the NFL at 8-1 and Palmer just signed a three-year extension.
Jacob deGrom long ago cap-tured the attention of New York City. He capitalized on that nationally Monday when he was named the NL Rookie of the Year.
The 26-year-old unex-pectedly emerged as the Mets’ top starter this sea-son, let alone their top rookie. A handful of top prospects, including Zack Wheeler, Noah Synder-gaard and Rafael Montero were expected to emerge, but deGrom did instead. DeGrom wasn’t even one of the team’s top-10 prospects entering 2014, according to Baseball America.
“It’s a real honor,” deGrom told MLB Network after being named the win-ner. “I’m real thankful.”
He beat out Reds center fielder Billy Hamilton and Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong for the award.
DeGrom more or less ran away with the award. He received 142 points to-tal and 26-of-30 first-place votes. Hamilton received
the other four first-place votes.
DeGrom becomes the first Mets player to win the award since Dwight Gooden in 1984, and the
fifth all time, joining Tom Seaver (1967), Jon Matlack (1972) and Darryl Straw-berry (1983).
DeGrom finished the season with a 9-6 record and 2.69 ERA in 22 starts. He struck out 144 batters in 140 1/3 innings.
The right-hander ended the season in style. De-Grom lowered his ERA in each of his final six starts and had 23 strikeouts in his final two starts, includ-ing an MLB-record eight strikeouts to start a game in his second-to-last outing.
“Even coming into this
year, I didn’t really know what to expect,” said de-Grom, who was in Single-A in 2013. “I came up in the bullpen and got the oppor-tunity to start, and I just wanted to make the most of it.”
Yankees reliever Del-lin Betances was a finalist for the AL Rookie of the Year award, but White Sox slugger Jose Abreu was the landslide winner, receiving all 30 first-place votes.
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New York signed vet-eran outfi elder Michael Cuddyer to a two-year deal, the team an-nounced Monday. ESPN reports the deal is worth $21 million total, with $8.5 million coming in 2015 and $12.5 million in 2016.
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MLB. Robertson declines off er from Yankees, enters free agencyThe Yankees may be looking for a new closer for the second straight season.
The team announced Monday afternoon David Robertson declined a $15.3 million qualifying offer and will become a free agent.
The Yankees could still re-sign Robertson, but he should draw quite a bit of interest on the open market. The Yankees also have Dellin Betances to fall back on as a closer.
Robertson was very successful in his first year season taking over for Mariano Rivera. He
finished with 39 saves in 44 opportunities and had a 3.08 ERA. He struck out 96 batters in 64 1/3 innings.
Robertson is unlikely to receive more than $15.3 million annu-ally from another team, but he could get the security of a longer-term deal for more total money. The Nationals’ Rafael Soriano was the highest-paid re-liever in baseball in 2014 at $15 million. Betances, 26, had a 1.40 ERA in his first full season in the majors. METRO
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25SPORTS
Rhyme or reason
Ryan: Jarrett earned start, not about Pryor
Despite a breakout game, head coach Rex Ryan had to defend starting Jaiquawn Jarrett at safety on Monday after reports surfaced rookie Calvin Pryor had been late to team meetings, necessi-tating punishment.
Ryan painted the deci-sion to sit Pryor as one made on Jarrett’s recent play in practice and noth-ing to do with the missed meeting in his Monday conference call.
“Jaiquawn Jarrett is the reason why Calvin didn’t start. Jaiquawn Jar-rett has done a tremen-dous job, and even on
Sundays prior to this, he has done a good job for us,” Ryan said. “So you can judge it, look at the tape yourself and all that and do the right thing, and play guys that earn it, or you can ignore it.”
To date, Pryor has struggled in being beat-en over the top and still
doesn’t appear comfort-able playing in space.
“I think it’s going to be hard to keep [Jarrett] out of that starting line-up,” Ryan said. “After the performance he had, I’m sure he’ll probably be, if not, he should be, the [AFC] Defensive Player of the Week.” KRISTIAN DYER
No. 9
Blazers (4-3) They own one of the best starting lineups around. No wonder four of their fi ve starters average at least 33 minutes per game.
NBA power rankings | by James ToscanoNo. 1
Warriors (5-1)Are the Warriors legit? You bet. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson will continue to splash shots from all over and a healthy Andrew Bogut could be the diff erence-maker this season.
No. 2
Clippers (4-2)Doc Rivers ripped his team after their embarrassing loss to the Warriors. They responded by beating Portland.
No. 3
Rockets (6-1)The absence of Dwight Howard (fl u) really showed his value to the Rockets as they also lost to Golden State.
No. 5
Spurs(2-3) Gregg Popovich isn’t putting much stock into these regular-season games, resting his veter-ans already.
No. 4
Raptors (6-1)All of this good basket-ball may keep Drake out of the studio. I’ll let you decide if that’s a good thing or not.
No. 7
Grizzlies (6-1)A bit of a surprise out of the gates. It’s due to their gritty defense as they’re allowing just 87.6 points per game.
No. 6
Heat(5-2) No LeBron? No problem. Well, let’s not go that far. But the Heat are East con-tenders with Chris Bosh in the driver’s seat.
No. 8
Cavaliers (2-3)In the words of LeBron, who quoted Aaron Rodg-ers: “Relax.” The problem? LeBron created all the hysteria to begin with!
No. 10
Bulls (5-2) The Derrick Rose-less Bulls lost to the Rajon Rondo-less Celtics at home, but we can’t put too much stock into that one.
No. 12
Mavericks (4-3)
Early on, Dallas fi nds itself in the same spot it was for the majority of last season — teetering on the edge of playoff contention.
No. 11
Wizards (5-2)After being smoked by the Raptors last Friday, the Wizards haven’t beaten a good team yet this season.
No. 13
Suns (4-3) Whether it’s the plethora of guards they trot out or the Morris brothers (Markieff and Marcus), the Suns are a fun team.
No. 15
Nets (4-2) Brook Lopez has returned, but Lionel Hollins has already removed him from a game due to his lack of defensive eff ort.
No. 14
Kings (5-2)DeMarcus Cousins is averaging 23 and 11, but nothing says “it’s only November” like the Kings starting off 5-2.
No. 16
Hornets (3-4) There is no excuse for being the fi rst team to lose to the Lakers. Al Jeff erson is averaging just 7.3 rebounds per game.
Visit Metro.us to see where the Knicks rank.
No. 17
Pelicans (3-2) Anthony Davis is just put-ting up ridiculous stat lines to start this season. He’s averaging 4.4 blocks to go with 24.4 points per game.
No. 18
Hawks (2-3) No player is hitting more 3-pointers right now than Kyle Korver at 3.8 per game. In fact, he just hit another one as you read this.
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