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TAYLOR SWIFT IS GONNA PARTY LIKE IT’S ‘1989’ SINGER DROPS HER LONG-AWAITED NEW ALBUM TODAY. PAGE 16
Gov. Cuomo clarifi es his Ebola quarantine policy Health. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke on Sunday, laying out specifi cs for New York’s Ebola quarantine policy. Health care professionals and others who have exposure to Ebola in West Africa would be quarantined at home and monitored. PAGE 02
”Hive,” by artist Leo Villareal at the Bleecker Street subway station, is one of 250 pieces of permanent art in the New York Subway system. / COURTESY OF THE MTA
School shooting leaves many questions PAGE 08
Who you’ll hear more from aft er CMJ 2014 PAGES 22-23
Could this be the end for Geno Smith? PAGE 28
TRANSPORTATION.NEW BOOK CELEBRATESTHE ART OF THE SUBWAY PAGE 03
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2www.metro.usMonday, October 27, 2014 NEW YORK
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The fiancee of the New York doctor who has been diagnosed with the Ebola virus has returned home after a brief quar-antine.
Morgan Dixon, who shares a Harlem apart-ment with Dr. Craig Spencer, was placed in an isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital on
Thursday night and on Saturday was released to her home, where she’ll remain in quarantine until Nov. 14.
Dixon, a development associate at Brooklyn’s Hope Program, which helps homeless individu-als find employment, has not shown any signs of the virus. METRO
Harlem. Ebola doc’s girlfriend returns home for quarantine
New York City
Mayor says city didn’t know about quarantine Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Saturday that Gov. Andrew Cuomo never told the city about the mandatory quarantine for people arriving from countries where the Ebola virus has killed thousands before he announced it to the public. METRO
New York City
De Blasio calls Ebola doctor Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday that he spoke with Dr. Craig Spencer on the phone and called him “a hero.”
Spencer contracted Ebola after helping treat patients in West Africa. He is quarantined at Bel-levue Hospital and is in serious but stable condi-tion, according to Dr. Ram Raju.
The mayor said
Spencer sounded ener-getic and that he was an “incredibly noble human being.” METRO
Mayor Bill de Blasio GETTY IMAGES
Visit Metro.us to read more about Ebola and eff orts to fi ght the virus.
Protocols for handling Ebola cases is clarifi ed
During a Sunday night press conference, Gov. An-drew Cuomo, Mayor Bill de Blasio and health officials discussed new travel proto-cols for people returning to the U.S. from West Africa.
“This is a war on a virus in West Africa,” Cuomo said, adding that New York-ers are balancing aid to Af-rica, protecting the health of New Yorkers and con-fronting fears of the virus.
Cuomo said health care workers who were exposed to Ebola patients will be asked to remain in their homes for a 21-day quar-antine, during which their temperature and condition will be checked two times a day by visiting health care workers. Potential patients will be transported to a hospital if symptoms oc-cur, Cuomo said.
Cuomo called New York’s policy perhaps the safest in the country, and said he didn’t anticipate patients violating a home quarantine.
Health care workers in West Africa who have not had contact with Ebola pa-tients will be asked to stay home from work for three weeks, and Cuomo said if employers refuse to pay, the state will step in.
New York police offi cers guard the apartment building of Dr. Craig Spencer, who was diagnosed with Ebola and is being treated at Bellevue Hospital. / GETTY IMAGES
Manhattan. Gov.
Andrew Cuomo
and Mayor Bill
de Blasio laid out
Ebola quarantine
procedures.
Back and forth
Gov. Cuomo said that his
personal preference is to
err on the side of caution in
terms of protocols for dealing
with Ebola.
• People who have had exposure to Ebola patients
are being asked to stay at their homes in a self-quarantine during the period.
• They will be visited twice a day by health care profes-sionals.
Cuomo and de Blasio stressed Ebola is not air-borne or easily contracted.
De Blasio said he met with health care workers at Bellevue on Sunday who have been “emotionally” and “personally affected” by “people reacting nega-tively” to them treating Ebola patients.
“We want to see all our medical personnel who are part of this fight treated with respect, dignity and support,” de Blasio said.
On Sunday, the White House also voiced concern to Gov. Cuomo and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie about the impact of quar-antine orders on health care workers returning from West Africa, a senior administration official said.
Gov. Cuomo and Gov. Christie made the deci-sions on Oct. 24 after Dr. Craig Spencer came back to NYC infected.
“We have let the gover-nors of New York, New Jer-sey and others states know that we have concerns with the unintended con-sequences of policies not grounded in science may have on efforts to combat Ebola at its source in West Africa,” the Obama admin-istration official said in a statement.
The White House will consult further with states as the guidelines are devel-oped, the official said.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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Vintage trains mark MTA’s birthdy
Nostalgic subway rid-ers were given a treat Sunday as the MTA celebrated the 110th anniversary of the NYC subway with retro rides around the city.
The MTA commem-orated the milestone by running vintage trains along the Broad-way 1/2/3 line between 96th St. and Times Sq-42nd St. The trains, including a low-voltage car and an intricately-designed “Train Of Many Colors.”
More trips are scheduled on the trains today between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. METRO
Vintage train CATHARINA THUMLING, METRO
A woman studies one of the permanent works of art in the New York subway. / COURTESY OF MTA
Exploring ‘New York’s Underground Art Museum’
If you’ve noticed more art-work in the New York City subway in recent years, you’re not imagining it.
The MTA’s has 250 per-manent artworks in the subway, and 100 of those have been added over the past eight years, said San-dra Bloodworth, director of MTA Arts & Design.
Bloodworth has co-authored a book with Wil-liam Ayres on the subway’s public art system. “New York’s Underground Art Museum” is set to be pub-lished on Tuesday.
Bloodworth, who joined the MTA’s “Arts for Transit” in 1988, said the arts pro-gram was created when the MTA was “on the brink
Manhattan. A new
book catalogs all of
the permanent art
in the subway.
Art city
“You don’t tell New Yorkers why we have art; if you live here, you know why.”Sandra Bloodworth
of collapse” in the 1980s, and “everything,” includ-ing signals and train cars, needed improvements.
“The projects started off relatively small but had a huge impact,” Bloodworth said. Early installations included porcelain tiles by Milton Glaser at the As-tor Street station, which
Bloodworth said is inspired by the station’s historic ter-racotta mosaics.
She said the art pro-gram has been “popular” from day one, solidified in the 1990s and gaining mo-mentum ever since.
Fulton Center, expected to open later this month, will integrate artwork into
the architecture, Blood-worth said, in the form of reflective panels that open the station to natural light.
Planning art into a sta-tion’s design is no coinci-dence. Bloodworth said when a station is being rebuilt, the arts program receives about 1 percent of the finished budget.
And, even if commut-ers aren’t even actively viewing the underground artwork, Bloodworth said passersby might reap the benefits as well.
“I think people experi-ence public art in a vari-ety of ways, some [pieces] speak to them, some don’t speak to them,” Blood-worth said.
“New York’s Under-ground Art Museum” is published by Monacelli Press.
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4www.metro.usMonday, October 27, 2014 NEW YORK
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton is calling Thurs-day’s hatchet attack on two police officers on pa-trol in Jamaica an act of terror.
Zale Thompson, 32, was shot and killed by police af-ter he hit the officers with an 18-inch metal hatchet.
Officer Kenneth Healey, 25, was struck in the back of the head and remains
hospitalized with a skull fracture in critical but sta-ble condition.
During a Friday press conference, Bratton and other police officials said they believe Thompson’s attack on the officers, who were posing for a photog-rapher, was premeditated, and that he acted alone.
An investigation has found Thompson was dis-
charged from the U.S. Navy and convicted of domestic assault in California. He re-cently visited websites as-sociated with terror groups such as ISIS and Al Qaeda.
Police also said Thomp-son had viewed videos of beheadings.
“This is something he has been thinking about for some time, and think-ing about with more inten-
sity in recent days,” NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller said.
Metro previously re-ported the four officers in-volved in the incident had graduated from the police academy earlier this year.
Another officer was hit in the arm with a hatchet, and a bystander was hit in the back from a stray po-lice bullet. METRO
Harlem. The police
commissioner
said that the
hatchet attack was
premeditated and
that the suspect
had watched
videos of
beheadings.
Bratton: Hatchet attack was a terror act
Police named Zale Thompson,32, as the suspect. / REUTERS
Queens
Mother charged in death of daughter Latoya Curry, 35, the mother of Lanaysah Maraldo, a 4-year-old girl that was found dead in a Queens homeless shelter on Thursday was charged with second-degree murder on Friday.
The arrest came after a medical exam-iner ruled the death a homicide via blunt force. The girl was found in their room at the Briarwood Family Residence. METRO
Queens
Man killed after wielding blade at cop
A Queens man was shot and killed outside his Flushing home on Sunday after attempting to attack an offi cer with a utility blade.
The man, 29, report-edly threatened workers at the New York Hospital Queens on Sunday with a knife and demanded syringes, prompting offi cers to visit his home. When they arrived, he reportedly grabbed his knife and lunged at one of the offi cers, who shot the man twice. METRO
Ghoulish kids’ parade Thousands of people and costumed children turned out on Saturday afternoon to take part in the annual Ghouls and Gourds event at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. The event kicks off with live music, games and puppetry. It ends with a parade in the Cherry Esplanade. / ALLEN HOUSTON, METRO
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Student Tyanna Davis and others place fl owers outside Marysville-Pilchuck High School the day after a shooting at the school in Marysville, Washington. / REUTERS
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Female victims Shaylee Chuckulnaskit and Gia So-riano, both 14, remained in critical condition at a differ-ent hospital. REUTERS
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About 100 police, fire-fighters and other emer-gency workers held a disaster-response drill in downtown Toronto’s de-serted financial district on Sunday following a week that saw two sol-diers killed on Canadian soil.
Toronto emergency responders donning oxy-gen tanks and yellow full-body hazardous material suits shortly after dawn, set up decontamination tents and practiced how they would respond in an office tower that had re-ceived a suspicious pack-age.
The drill had long been planned and was not a re-action to the twin attacks that police said had been carried out by men they described as home-grown radicals, officials said.
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U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said recent “lone wolf” terrorism attacks show that propaganda from groups like Islamic State are inspiring attacks on U.S. soil.
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Violence. Senator says Islamist propaganda inspiring attacks in US
Police offi cers wearing gas masks stand in the fi nancial district during a mock “crisis response” exercise in Toronto. / REUTERS
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The attacks, which po-lice said were the work of Canadian citizens who were recent converts to Islam, came during a week that the nation sent additional jet fighters to the Middle East to take part in air strikes against Islamic State militants. REUTERS
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How did you create them?Basically, I’m taking rap lyrics and going through them with a program I wrote, looking for key words or phrases that either reference poverty or wealth in the rap lexicon. If the program finds a word that references poverty, it then looks around it for words referencing wealth, and vice versa. It then assigns a score or points that are
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What melodies did you use to create them?I ran the programs on a lot of different songs, but since I only was able to print five for the first showing, I stuck with the songs with the most interesting landscapes. Those were “Juicy” (The Notorious B.I.G.), “Hard Knock Life” (Jay-Z), “Hustlin’” (Rick Ross), “Make It Rain” (Fat Joe ft. Lil’ Wayne) and “Been Around The World” (Puff Daddy, Mase and The Notorious B.I.G.). DMITRY BELYAEV, METRO WORLD NEWS
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Is a ‘gap year’ aft er high school for you? Alternative
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Taking a break
before college
is increasingly
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It’s a familiar script that millions of students follow each year: Graduate high school and then immedi-ately start college.
But more and more students are embracing the “gap year” — a year of volunteering and working before heading to campus.
“In the beginning of senior year I was really stressed out with home-work and extracurricular activities and everything that goes along with it in high school,” says Eliza-beth Campbell, a 19-year-old from Little Rock, Ar-
kansas. “And I decided, ‘Hey, maybe I want to take some time off and travel and learn another lan-guage.’”
Campbell decided to defer her admission to Furman University for a year and moved to Seville, Spain, as part of a gap year program with the Council on International Educa-
tional Exchange and spent a year learning Spanish and tutoring children.
In many ways, Camp-bell’s story is typical of stu-dents who take gap years, says Jay Bacrania, the CEO of Signet Education in Cambridge, Massachu-setts. Bacrania and his col-league Sheila Akbar often help plan gap years for the
Elizabeth Campbell spent a year tutoring English in Spain after graduating high school. / PROVIDED
students they work with, which they stress isn’t a yearlong vacation.
“They are going to be challenged,” he says, add-ing that planning is key. “It’s not really a way to dis-guise a year off.”
The big questions
Things to considerStudents weighing whether to take a gap year should ask themselves these questions:
What do you want to accomplish? “Think about what your goals are,” advises Bacrania. “Is there a project you want to work on?” He suggests that high school seniors talk with their families or other mentors about things they’d like to achieve dur-ing the year and to come up with a realistic plan reach those goals.
Are you taking time off for the right reasons? Sometimes students who didn’t get into their dream college think that a gap year can help bolster their college applications and get them to the next level. “We don’t encourage that,” says Bacrania, noting that some students fl irt with the idea of the gap year quite late into their senior years when they feel like they aren’t getting
into the schools they want. Both Akbar and Bacrania say they usually suggest that students complete the college application process and defer admis-sion for a year.
How much structure do you need? Some students, like Campbell, want to focus on developing a skill or learning a language during their gap years. Akbar recalls working on a plan for a student who was interested in explor-ing careers in fashion. “We researched summer programs and said, ‘These are the pros and these are the cons.’”
Can you build in time for refl ection? The gap year isn’t just about cram-ming your resume full of volunteer projects or fi lling your passport with stamps. Can you write a paper or a blog about what you’ve learned? “You want the student to refl ect on their experience and fi nd ways to share that experience with others,” says Bacrania.
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With the average high school student applying to five or six schools, application and test score fees start to add up. We’ve compiled some ways students and parents can save some money during a stressful and expensive time of year.
Applying online can be less expensive.Paper applications are time-consuming for all involved: Students have to organize and mail every-thing, and colleges have to employ staff members to manually enter all of the data into their systems.
That’s why many colleges don’t charge for online applications — or they charge less. (And some don’t have application fees at all, says the Huffington Post, naming Smith Col-lege, Colby College and Carleton College as three examples.)
Ask about fee waivers.Don’t be afraid to ask if fee waivers or reductions
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Stress . A new form of therapy for students College counseling cen-ters are adapting to the digital age.
At the University of Florida, anxious students can participate in a program called Therapist Assisted Online. After meeting with a coun-selor in person, students will be enrolled in what
the university describes as a “seven-week, interactive, Web-based program.” Students who enroll will watch videos and participate in a series of exercises while also video conferencing with a counselor for 10-15 minutes a week. LAKSHMI GANDHI
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Today, the LA Times is confi rming a celebrity death hoax is just that, Jeff Daniels is trying to understand his own popu-larity, Chelsea Handler has no regrets, Jeff Ross is enjoying Halloween and Sara Silverman is enjoying some alone time.
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‘Hey, you, Malala, or Mindy, or whoever’
Well, this is awkward. Ac-cording to the New York Times, after Mindy Kaling spoke at the New Yorker Festival, she was accosted by a “tipsy man in his 80s” who cornered her and told her, “Congratu-lations on your Nobel Prize,” mistaking her for 17-year-old Pakistani ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES
Hilton pi55e5 off Deadmau5 You might’ve gotten upset about the idea of Paris Hilton getting paid more than $1 million for a DJ set, but you’ve got nothing on actual DJ Deadmau5. He got so worked up, he wrote a scathing Tumblr post about the whole thing. “Personally, I would pay about as much to see her ‘perform’ as Indy fans would pay to watch me
It’s Taylor Swift Album Release Day, y’all! Oh wait, maybe forget the “y’all,” as she’s not really a country artist anymore. She left that back in Nash-ville and instead kicks off her album, “1989,” with a track you might have heard already — since Swift released it last week in advance of the album — called “Welcome to New York.” So, you know, welcome! Why is she being so “willkommen, bienvenue, welcome!” to everyone about a city she’s only been living in for a tiny bit? Because she’s trying to speak her truth! “I never thought I’d live in New York, because
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Must-see: ‘Shia LaBeouf’ Musician Rob Cantor com-posed and arranged a new song, “Shia LaBeouf,” a thrilling tale of being lost in the woods and terror-ized by the infamous actor and sometimes perfor-mance artist. In the song, LaBeouf is revealed to be a sadistic cannibal. “He’s almost upon you now and you can see there’s blood on his face,” Cantor speak-sings. “My God, there’s blood everywhere!”
But that’s just the song. The video for it, a live performance in a theater space, features Cantor backed by a band, a string quartet, the West
Los Angeles Children’s Choir and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, plus choreographed danc-ers — some wearing gi-ant papier-mache LaBeouf heads — kung fu fi ghters and aerialists. There’s even a twist ending, which is even more deli-cious when you realize it’s a visual reference to “Citizen Kane.” Why not? (Watch it on Metro.us. )
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activist Malala Yousafzai, who was recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Kaling took it well, at least, saying afterward, “Did he really think I’m Malala? And that if I were I’d be at the Boom Boom Room? That’s the best thing that’s happened all night.”
I thought I’d be too over-whelmed by how busy and bright and crazy the city is,” Swift tells Esquire. “Then all of a sudden, this year, all I wanted to do was live in New York. I never thought I would be so happy being complete-ly unattached to anyone romantically.” And from that, she was inspired to write a song that will be the theme for NYU and Columbia freshman ori-entation weekends for at least the next three years. Hey, I’m glad Swift’s new home is so inspiring, but I’d imagine any city would be great to live in when you can snatch up a $19.9 million apartment.
A swift change in scenery marks a Swift
change of sound
struggle to get out of first gear and 20 feet off the starting grid in an Indy500 race without
ending up in a wreck,” he writes.
“Get the f--- back in your go-kart. No need
to prove that you found someone stupid enough to consider paying you a million dollars for some-thing the world knows you aren’t. Because here’s what you actually are to everyone who knows bet-ter: ticket sales. Nothing more.” Yowch.
1 Which fl ick did Pitt think was the pits?
OK, here’s a fun game. In the latest issue of De-tails magazine, Brad Pitt is featured in a fancy photo series shot by Mark Seliger, and instead of a full accompanying interview, the magazine dapples the images with some interesting quotes by Pitt. One of them is especially provocative: “I was once talked into a fi lm for ‘career maintenance.’ I have not made that mistake since,” Pitt says. Which begs the ques-tion, which fi lm is he talking about?
While Pitt has generally been pretty good at picking projects, he’s gotten really careful since shacking up with Angelina Jolie. But that also coincides nicely with his production company, Plan B, getting more clout. So I’m putting my money on 2004’s laughable “Troy,” an uncharacteristically Big Hollywood choice for Pitt — and one that he looks palpably uncomfortable in. There’s also a slight possibility he’s talking about “The Mexican,” but that fi lm’s kind of adorable in its own scruff y way, and Pitt seemed to be having such a good time doing it that I doubt it. I’m still going with the terrible, terrible swords-and-sandals epic misfi re.
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“John Wick,” an action movie in which he plays an assassin asked to take out an old colleague (Keanu Reeves) who’s on a revenge rampage.
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Willem Dafoe is a char-acter actor, which means that he does everything. He’s been a superhero villain (“Spider-Man”), and he’s been Jesus (“The Last Temptation of Christ”). This year alone, he’s been in a Wes An-derson film (“The Grand Budapest Hotel”) and a YA movie (“The Fault in Our Stars”). He also played a famous director in Abel Ferrara’s “Paso-lini.” And now there’s
Willem Dafoe plays one of Keanu Reeves’ fellow assassins in the action movie “John Wick.” / DAVID LEE
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Your character has known Reeves’ for a very long time. Did you two bother with a backstory?I don’t find backstory very useful. You can’t play backstory. It can guide research. But I don’t like that kind of stuff. I almost find it distracting, showy. I like to play what’s in the scenes, have stuff occur to me. I like to pretend, and when I’m pretending certain things come up. But backstory, no.
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‘Killing Them Softly’Netfl ix InstantThere ought to be a category on Netflix Instant called “Great Brad Pitt Movies Everyone Hated At First.” There are enough of them, including this grimy thriller, with Pitt as a greasy-haired enforcer trying to clean up the mess of a robbery. Too bleak for the mainstream, it was dissed by critics, who dwelled on its not-very-sub-tle use of Barack Obama’s election as backdrop and commentary.
And yet it’s peerlessly grizzled — as hopeless as the novel by George V. Higgins, pulp’s starkest poet. Best of all are the two scenes owned by James Gandolfini, playing a hedonistic assassin too far gone to even do his job. He storms in, downs martinis and pesters hookers, then exits as quickly as he came in. As in real life, he leaves a mark.
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‘Beware of Mr. Baker’Netfl ix InstantJack Bruce, one third of super trio Cream, passed away this weekend. Apart from blasting “Wheels of Fire” as loud as you can, one way of celebrating his work would be queuing up this documentary profi le of the band’s most volatile member: drum-mer and persistent rabid dog Ginger Baker. Though
found liv-ing poor on an African farm, the hel-lion hasn’t chilled; he begins the fi lm by bashing the director in the face with his cane. The fi lm then hops back to see him pissing off everyone he met — while creating great music, including helping to popularize Fela Kuti in the West.
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Tip
Set your alarm
“Show up earlier, whenever the market is getting ready to open, because you’ll fi nd that crafty chefs with small
restaurants like to empty things out.”
Shop like a Top Chef
Grab something you haven’t cooked before — the vendors at the stall can help you work with it. / POLKA DOT RF
Even for an experienced home cook, the vegetable world can be daunting — especially at a farmers market. So how do you ap-proach produce shopping without fear and keep healthy eating interesting?
“The good thing is when you’re at a decent farmers market, you can’t really make a bad choice,” says Richard Blais, who’s back on “Top Chef” as a judge for its 12th season on Bravo. “Shop in a great place where the farmers are, and then you know
it’s in season.”We brought Blais along
on a trek to the market for some professional advice.
Richard Blais.
The reality TV show
winner and judge
shares his farmers
market tips.
RICHARD BLAIS WAS THE WINNER OF “TOP CHEF ALL-STARS.” / BRAVO, NBCU
NED EHRBAR@Nedrick [email protected]
To the rescue
One-pot wonderVeggies looking a bit sad a week on? “Soup is a save-all for anything. I’m stealing this from another chef buddy of mine, but he said, ‘You’re always four ingredients away from good soup.’ And I like that. If you don’t know what to do, you can always make soup out of it. [If] you cook some-thing long enough and puree it, it’s going to be a pretty good soup.”
1Hit the ATM: “Cash is always a good idea.”
2Be patient: “Give the market a good stroll, give it a good once-
over. You know you want strawberries, but they’re going to be a little differ-ent at each stall.”
3Take notes: “We’re always telling a story with food, so you want
to come back and say, ‘It’s from Blankity-Blank Farms, it’s right up the road, they have a goat.’”
4Make it a game: “Take your favorite TV show — ‘Top
Chef,’ obviously — and play the Mystery Basket Game. Don’t be afraid to get a couple of ingredients that you haven’t cooked before.”
5Make conversation:“Ask the farmers, the people working the
stalls, because they want to sell their stuff. They’ll probably have a pretty good idea of what to do with it.”
6When in doubt, fi nd the common bond: “No matter what the
ingredient, use similar ideas. A parsnip kind of looks like a carrot, so they’re going to cook in the same way, just as a pork chop is going to cook similar to a rib chop in beef.”
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But some cities are los-ing this potentially trans-formative young popula-tion in droves. The study found that only 4 percent of Detroit’s population can be considered young col-lege graduates — a group that continues to shrink every year. The report notes that this doesn’t bode well for the future.
“The loss of talented young workers is a sign that a region’s economy is struggling,” the study’s au-thor Joe Cortright writes. “Places that attract talent are not only generally do-ing well, but are increas-ingly well-positioned to grow additional firms and jobs.”
LAKSHMI [email protected]@metro.us
New York, Washington and San Francisco have long acted as beacons for recent college graduates eager to start their adult lives. But a revealing new study by the thinktank City Observato-ry highlights some surpris-ing new cities recent grads are flocking to.
Appropriately titled “The Young and the Rest-less and the Nation’s Cit-ies,” the report found that about a million young grads move to a different state each year — and that many don’t settle down until they reach their mid-30s. According to ex-perts, the appeal of urban lifestyles to millennials is quite simple.
“They want something exciting, culturally fun, involving a lot of diversity — and their fathers’ subur-ban lifestyle doesn’t seem to be all that thrilling to many of them,” Harvard University economics pro-fessor Edward Glaeser told the New York Times.
So where are these young grads heading to?
In recent years, Denver has become a beacon for young people, with its population of recent grads nearly doubling since the year 2000. Other popular destinations include San Diego, Baltimore, Pitts-burgh, Indianapolis, Nash-
C ollege graduates are fl ocking to cities
Many millennial college grads say they won’t settle down until they are in their 30s. / WASHINGTON POST
Young and restless.
More than one
million young grads
move to new cities
each year.
Technology. Some critics say this math app encourages cheating Anyone who took an algebra or geometry class during high school prob-ably remembers being told to always “show your work” on homework assignments and exams. But a controversial new app takes the hard work of “solving” out of the prob-lem solving equation.
The free new app PhotoMath allows students to simply take a photo of a math problem and then — using text-reading software — will solve the problem and show all of the work in the process. The app’s creators say it is geared toward students who may not have access to tutoring and to parents
Students can now simply take a photo of an equation to get the answer. / PHOTOMATH
Cutting corners
The catch
Students looking for an easy way out of home-work shouldn’t get too excited though — Photo-Math currently can only solve relatively simple problems, and the app sometimes misreads characters.
Where they’re going
City Observatory found
that these cities had
the highest percentage
of young grads in the
country:
• Denver
• San Diego
• Nashville
• Salt Lake City
• Portland, Oregon
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WELLBEING
Tip
Set your alarm
“Show up earlier, whenever the market is getting ready to open, because you’ll fi nd that crafty chefs with small
restaurants like to empty things out.”
Shop like a Top Chef
Grab something you haven’t cooked before — the vendors at the stall can help you work with it. / POLKA DOT RF
Even for an experienced home cook, the vegetable world can be daunting — especially at a farmers market. So how do you ap-proach produce shopping without fear and keep healthy eating interesting?
“The good thing is when you’re at a decent farmers market, you can’t really make a bad choice,” says Richard Blais, who’s back on “Top Chef” as a judge for its 12th season on Bravo. “Shop in a great place where the farmers are, and then you know
it’s in season.”We brought Blais along
on a trek to the market for some professional advice.
Richard Blais.
The reality TV show
winner and judge
shares his farmers
market tips.
RICHARD BLAIS WAS THE WINNER OF “TOP CHEF ALL-STARS.” / BRAVO, NBCU
NED EHRBAR@Nedrick [email protected]
To the rescue
One-pot wonderVeggies looking a bit sad a week on? “Soup is a save-all for anything. I’m stealing this from another chef buddy of mine, but he said, ‘You’re always four ingredients away from good soup.’ And I like that. If you don’t know what to do, you can always make soup out of it. [If] you cook some-thing long enough and puree it, it’s going to be a pretty good soup.”
1Hit the ATM: “Cash is always a good idea.”
2Be patient: “Give the market a good stroll, give it a good once-
over. You know you want strawberries, but they’re going to be a little differ-ent at each stall.”
3Take notes: “We’re always telling a story with food, so you want
to come back and say, ‘It’s from Blankity-Blank Farms, it’s right up the road, they have a goat.’”
4Make it a game: “Take your favorite TV show — ‘Top
Chef,’ obviously — and play the Mystery Basket Game. Don’t be afraid to get a couple of ingredients that you haven’t cooked before.”
5Make conversation:“Ask the farmers, the people working the
stalls, because they want to sell their stuff. They’ll probably have a pretty good idea of what to do with it.”
6When in doubt, fi nd the common bond: “No matter what the
ingredient, use similar ideas. A parsnip kind of looks like a carrot, so they’re going to cook in the same way, just as a pork chop is going to cook similar to a rib chop in beef.”
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25WELLBEING
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Online retailer Zappos made news earlier this year when it announced it would be zapping job postings. That’s right, they’ve been nixed, and hopeful job seekers have to find another way in the door.
According to industry buzz, they want to get to know applicants rather than having them apply to the giant black hole known as the applicant tracking system. Prompt-ing job seekers to become “insiders,” their site includes ambassadors’ Twitter handles and Linke-dIn profiles for each team and essentially details ways that job seekers can connect to recruiters via social media and through referrals.
They’re on to some-thing. According to a study by the Federal Re-serve Bank of New York, referred candidates are twice as likely to get
HOW TO GET A JOB THROUGH A REFERRAL
Want to turn that frown upside down? Employers tend to smile at referrals. / PHOTODISC
interviews as non-referred candidates. Referred candidates also have a 40 percent better chance of getting hired than other applicants. Armed with this data, job seekers should rely on referrals for the highest rate of return on their time and energy investment in a job search. Here are a few tips on how to get started.
1Look at your social networks. For start-ers, search LinkedIn
for connections, ask for introductions and schedule informational interviews. But don’t just do this when you’re looking for a job and eager to move on — people can see through that. Networking is an ongoing process to forge strong connections and build new skills. It’s truly a journey.
2Conversations on the phone or better yet, in-person will
only be to your benefi t. An employee may not feel comfortable forward-ing your résumé if he or she met you two years ago at a conference and hasn’t heard from you since. However, if you had invited her out for coffee three months ago and fol-lowed up this week, you’re in a much better position to be referred.
3Let your true colors shine while getting to know each other.
Demonstrate passion for your current role and/or the path you want to pursue. Also, share a little something personal about yourself, whether you’re a season ticket holder for the Giants or a serious fan of “Scandal.” It’s fodder for conversation aside from serious job talk, and you never know when another connection can be made.
4Keep in mind thatrecruiting isn’t scientifi c. Technical
skills are important, but when two candidates are compared, from my experience working with countless hiring managers, the hiring decision always comes down to “Who do you like better?”
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27LETTERS & GAMES
Letters
How not to get richRe: ‘Those who oppose Sykes’ column are really just envious’ (Metro, Oct. 23) Well said, Mr. Falcon. Many don’t want to put in the eff ort to reach their goals, so they placate themselves by ripping on others as an outlet for their misery. Anyone spouting negativity is clearly jealous or doesn’t have the GONADS to achieve their goals as Mr. Sykes did. Also, Mr. Sykes wasn’t bragging, he was alluding that Lamborghi-nis AREN’T as fun as they seem — he was advising people to THINK TWICE! Hence, anyone whining is GRASPING FOR STRAWS. You’ll never see ANYONE secure in themselves poking holes in another’s success! MONIQUE P. CHOUINARD, VIA EMAIL
US should end tradeWe are going through this time to make our global exports more competitive with nations with a poorer standard of living. This is a notion that should be reserved to smaller nations. For we, one of the largest nations in the world and rich in resources, do not really need global exports to function. We have plenty of demand within our borders to keep ourselves with a supply of jobs and demand for our output. World trade has always been a negative factor in our economy. HENRY T. GAUDSMITH, VIA EMAIL
Across1 Pulpit5 Yale grad8 “— Breaky Heart”12 Pop’s — Vanilli14 Lab weight15 Roller coaster cry16 Coral habitat17 Ear dangler18 Mystique19 Readies the deck21 Limerick features23 Job-ad letters24 Mauna —25 Seattle hrs.26 Like cloudless nights30 Sugarbush tree32 “La Peste” author33 Uprising37 Octopi have eight38 CD-player part39 Opposite of wax40 Dreaded strait? (2 wds.)42 Watusi, for one43 Pulls hard44 Steamy show45 Felt boot48 Mdse.49 Keep a low profi le50 Let out line52 Cause (2 wds.)57 Fishing spot58 Footnote abbr. (2 wds.)
60 Wavy61 Statuesque model62 Sink alternative63 Novelist — Zola64 Blue spot on a map65 Mr. Yurok66 Battery terminal
Down1 McCoy or Tupper2 Wis. neighbor3 Moldy cheese4 Viking name5 Psyche’s suitor6 Philosopher — -tzu7 Unseemly8 Out of town9 Gullible person10 Start of a toast11 Baker’s buy13 Surmises14 Clarifi ed butter20 Myrna of old movies22 Foyer24 Classify26 Lasting impression27 Poi source28 Hunter’s need29 Out of practice30 Geologic formations31 Longtime Denver QB33 Prioritizes
34 Holm and Woosnam35 Formerly36 —-do-well38 Without property41 Pet shop buy42 Emulate Holmes44 USO audience45 Iris center46 Jungian term47 Haunted-house sound49 Mr. Sulu’s place51 Sea eagle52 Travel choice53 Gravy no-no54 Small combo55 Pandora’s boxful56 “Da” opposite59 Duet number
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How to playFill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1-9. There is no math involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.
Horoscope
Crossword
Weekend’s answer
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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Your intriguing way of looking at things contin-ues to surprise. Just when someone thinks they have you figured out, you head in another direction.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. Try to see both sides of the story. Once you’ve had time to dissect what’s going on, you will be able decide.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Stand up for yourself. Someone may be try-ing to undermine your reputation and steal your thunder.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You are sure to do well today. Those around you will be drawn to your un-usual antics and ideas.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Don’t let the secrets weigh-ing on your mind aff ect your productivity, or you will end up in a vulnerable position. Take a moment for some quiet time.
Aries | March 21-April 20.Get out and have some fun. A day trip or an interesting event will put a spring in your step. Make plans and invite a close friend along for the ride.
Taurus | April 21-May 21.Take inventory of what you own, what you need and what you can part with. Make donations or off er to help a worthwhile cause.
Gemini | May 22-June 20. Do your own thing. Trying to please everyone else is an exercise in futility. Do the best you can, and don’t get upset.
Cancer | June 21-July 22. Be the fi rst to jump on a travel opportunity. The information you gain will have a positive eff ect on your future. A professional change is within reach.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Visit your local library. It’s time to be a participant and get to know people who share your interests.
Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. You will be overwhelmed by the responsibilities given to you. There is a limited amount of time, so plan and organize carefully.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Do something totally dif-ferent. A trip to the zoo or science center will provide plenty of entertainment. A family fun day will encour-age everyone to get along. EUGENIA LAST
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3SPORTS
28www.metro.usMonday, October 27, 2014 SPORTS
Watch online
Find video and recap of yesterday’s
Jets-Bills game at: Metro.us/sports.
Same old story
Bargnani to miss
fi rst three games
Knicks fans have a reason to be frus-
trated with forward Andrea Bargnani before the season has even begun.
Head coach Derek Fisher said Thursday Bargnani will miss
the fi rst three games of the season due to a hamstring injury. He hasn’t played
since the preseason opener against
Boston on Oct. 8. The Knicks open Wednes-
day with Chicago.
The Michael Vick era may have begun in New York, as the veteran quarter-back replaced a benched Geno Smith late in the first quarter of the Jets’ 43-23 loss to the Bills.
Smith had three inter-ceptions on the Jets’ first four drives, leading to the earliest benching of his career.
Head coach Rex Ryan seemed at a loss after the game to explain Smith’s performance, but he made it clear he was un-clear who would start Week 9.
“I have no idea,” Ryan said. “We’ll look at that later.”
Ryan immediately confirmed Smith would start the following week when he was benched during a loss to San Diego in Week 5.
Vick finished 18-of-36 for 153 yards with an in-terception and two lost fumbles. But he did lead the Jets on all four of their scoring drives.
“I still hold myself to a high standard. I feel I can come in at any mo-ment and make some-thing happen,” Vick said. “Maybe that’s not the case, maybe that’s not re-alistic and that’s wishful thinking for myself. At least that’s my optimism, that’s what I believe in. With a full week of prac-tice, we’ll see, maybe at some point. But I came in, [and] did the best I could.”
Vick led the offense to 17 points on his first five drives to cut the Bills lead to 24-17 at halftime.
“I made the move to go to Mike. I think we responded,” Ryan said. “There was a lot good things we did with Mike in there and he did per-sonally. But we’ve got to take care of the football better.”
NFL. Rex Ryan
wouldn’t say
whether he’ll stick
with Michael Vick
next week against
the Chiefs.
Hapless Smith benched by Jets
The Jets had a combined six turnovers (four interceptions and two fumbles)from of their two quarterbacks on Sunday. / GETTY IMAGES
New face, new place
Harvin plays ‘really well’ in debut: Ryan
It was far from an ideal de-but, but the Jets still man-aged to get a taste Sunday of what Percy Harvin can bring to the off ense.
“I was very comfort-able. Throughout the week I was picking it up fairly well,” Harvin said. “I think my fi rst two days, I pretty much had all the formations down. The plays, I just kept going at them. They were starting
to come to me this week during practice.”
Harvin fi nished with 194 totals yards on off ense and special teams, includ-
ing a 35-yard return on the game’s opening kick.
He was used all over the fi eld, lining up in the slot and out wide, includ-
ing in the fi rst quarter when quarterback Geno Smith badly misfi red on a go route for an intercep-tion. And he was lined up in the backfi eld at times, including on a 7-yard gain in the second quarter on a pitch from quarterback Michael Vick.
Harvin admitted after the game he hadn’t played that much lined up wide since he was in high school. The Jets hinted all week they were going to utilize Harvin in a limited role. Instead, he was tar-geted nine times, second
highest on the team. The most time he missed came in the fi rst half when he was out during testing for a concussion. He returned before halftime, however.
“All things considered, I thought Percy really played well. That’s not an easy task,” head coach Rex Ryan said. “We were going to play him more than he let on. It was a challenge to a guy to come into a new team, but I thought he did a great job. This guy is obviously a big-time play-maker. I’m happy he’s on our team.” KRISTIAN DYER
What went wrong
1Pick playGeno Smith started the
game 2-of-8 for fi ve yards, which isn’t surprising for a quarterback who has one of the lower completion percentages in the league. But the three interceptions were astoundingly bad even by Smith’s less-than-lofty standards. The decision to bench him in favor of Michael Vick before he could get a fi fth series is something that should carry over into next week.
2Franchise cornerstoneFirst-round pick Sammy
Watkins didn’t get a ton of balls thrown his way but he made the most of his limited opportunities. He fi nished with three receptions for 157 yards and a touchdown.
3Not on the defenseGiven a short fi eld to play
with, the performance of the defense might be one of the best of the year. They bent but didn’t break as much as they could have.
GENO SMITH HAS NOW BEENBENCHED TWICE THIS SEASON.
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By the numbers
3:2Geno Smith threw more comple-tions to Buff alo defenders (three) than Jets players (two).
4Kyle Orton threw four touchdowns in a game for the fi rst time since Nov. 14, 2010.
150+Sammy Watkins is the second player with over 150 receiving yards against the Jets this year (Jordy Nelson).
Harvin was targeted nine times, but only hadthree receptions for 22 yards. / GETTY IMAGES
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NFL fans looking for a full day of football began at 9:30 a.m. on the East Coast and got an excit-ing game at Wembley Stadium to kick off over 14 hours of football.
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Seahawks 13, Panthers 9Russell Wilson com-pleted a 23-yard touch-down pass to Luke Willson with 47 seconds remaining to get Seattle (4-3) back into the win column. Carolina (3-4) did not score a touch-down against the Legion of Boom.
Bengals 27, Ravens 24Cincy QB Andy Dalton made up for a late fumble and interception by scoring the winning touchdown, a one-yard touchdown plunge with 57 seconds remaining, and the Bengals righted the ship. Cincy also beat the Ravens in Week 1.
Vikings 19, Bucs 13Vikings rookie linebacker Anthony Barr had a walk-off forced fumble and touchdown return on the first play of overtime as Minnesota (3-5) edged the Bucs (1-6) in Tampa Bay. Fellow Minnesota rookie, Teddy Bridgewater, was
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Dolphins 27, Jaguars 13Jacksonville’s Blake Bortles looked like the rookie he is as both of his interceptions went the other way for touchdowns in Miami’s win. Louis Delman had an 81-yard return for a touchdown in the first quarter and Brent Grimes’ 22-yard return
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Chiefs 34, Rams 7The Chiefs (4-3) were the kings of Missouri Sunday as they scored 34 unanswered points to trounce the Rams (2-5). Jamaal Charles ran for a pair of touchdowns and Knile Davis had a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. The Kansas City defense sacked St. Louis quarterback Austin Davis seven times.
Texans 30, Titans 16Arian Foster has been doing his best DeMarco Murray impression lately as the Texans (4-4) run-ning back ran for over 100 yards for the fourth straight game. Foster found the end zone three times against Tennes-see (2-6) Sunday, twice via the run and once via reception.
NFL. Detroit saw its
usual last-second
heroics in London,
while Tom Brady
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Lions rally overseas, Eagles lose
Rob Gronkowski had his biggest game this season against Chicago. / GETTY IMAGES
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Nick Foles’ pass into the back corner of the end zone couldn’t quite be hauled in at the fi nal whistle as the Eagles lost for just the second time.
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Ben Roethlisberger was the only QB with a bigger game than Brady on Sunday in the league’s highest-scor-ing contest this season. Roethlisberger fi nished with 522 passing yards and six touchdowns.
• Browns 23, Raiders 13
The Browns bounced back from an ugly loss at Jacksonville and avoided becoming the fi rst team to ever lose back-to-back against rookie QBs with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
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