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Going by the pen name of Dr. Stirling Silverman, this man has taken every precaution to be ready for the country’s collapse.

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AP report reveals NYPD spies on city’s Muslimcommunities FBI says it’s a tactic they would neveruse Police insist they’re just keeping us safe {page 02}

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9/11 victimidentifiedThe remains of aman killed on9/11 were identi-fied, the medicalexaminer an-nounced Tues-day. ErnestJames, 40, wasidentifiedthrough a DNAsample. Jamesworked as a man-ager for Marsh &McLennan bro-kerage firm andwas killed whenthe towers col-lapsed. METRO/AB

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NEW YORK. Passengers trav-eling on an Amtrak trainfrom Boston to Virginialast week should getchecked for measles, offi-cials at the VirginiaDepartment of Healthwarned this week.

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partment, a man who wasinfected with measlesboarded the AmtrakNortheast Regional No.171 in Philadelphia onAug. 17. The train leftBoston at 8:15 a.m.,according to reports, andmade stops in New YorkCity, Philadelphia, Mary-

land, and Washington,D.C., until it reached itsfinal destination in Lynch-burg, Va., around 12hours later.

Symptoms of measlescould develop as late asSept. 7, according toVirginia health officials.

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Methods in use by theNYPD to monitor Muslimshave come under fire asspy tactics, according to areport released yesterdayby The Associated Press.

The NYPD — with sup-port from the CIA — hasquietly been dispatchingundercover officers tomonitor people shoppingin Islamic bookstores, at-tending sermons atmosques across the cityand even simply hangingout in hookah bars, the APreports.

These officers, nick-named “mosque crawlers,”infiltrate Muslim and Mid-dle Eastern neighbor-hoods, settling in to ob-serve regardless ofwhether they received tipsof terrorist plots there.

The CIA and FBI are pro-hibited from spying onAmerican citizens and somesay the NYPD is infringingon basic civil rights.

“If you’re sending an in-formant into a mosquewhen there is no evidenceof wrongdoing, that’s avery high-risk thing to do,”Valerie Caproni, the FBI’sgeneral counsel, told theAP. She said the FBI neversends agents into mosqueslooking for leads. “You’rerunning right up againstcore constitutional rights.You’re talking about free-dom of religion.”

In 2004, the City Councilpassed a law prohibitingthe NYPD from using reli-

gion or ethnicity “as the de-terminative factor for initi-ating law enforcement ac-tion,” the AP wrote.

Some, however, are call-ing this a case of good po-lice work. Councilman Pe-ter Vallone, head of theCouncil’s Public SafetyCommittee, says cops use a“well-trained officer’s expe-rience” in deciding where

to investigate. After all, headds, a police officer’s deci-sion to monitor a bookstoreor mosque is not illegal.

The Council on Ameri-can-Islamic Relations yes-terday asked the U.S. Jus-tice Department to investi-gate the NYPD’s actions.

NYPD working with CIA to secretly monitor Islamic bookstores, cafes,mosques Some call it racial profiling and spying Others say it works

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Undercover cops have been listening to sermons at mosques throughout the city, police officers told The Associated Press.

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Tried italreadyin LANEW YORK. In 2007, theLos Angeles Police De-partment tried to starta similar programwhere police wouldcomb Islamicneighborhoods, look-ing for pockets of ex-tremism. But policechief William Brattonnixed the plan aftermassive public outcry.“A lot of these peoplecame from countrieswhere the police werethe terrorists,” Brattonsaid, according to theLos Angeles DailyNews. “We don’t dothat here. We do notwant to spread fear.”

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According to the NYPD, it has foiled 13 potentialterrorist plots since 9/11:

Mohamed MahmoodAlessa and Carlos EduardoAlmonte were arrested lastyear, accused of planningto join the terrorist groupal-Shabab in Somalia. Shahawar Matin Siraj wassentenced to 30 years inprison in 2007 for trying toblow up the Herald Squaresubway station.

Najibullah Zazi told a NewYork court in 2009 that hehad planned to attack NewYork City subways.

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Bus crash on NJ TurnpikeNEW JERSEY. A bus driver isfighting for his life and 14others were injured whena bus crashed yesterday onthe New Jersey Turnpike.The tour bus, carrying 55passengers and owned byDC Trails, had left Brook-lyn and was on its way toWashington, D.C.

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The results are in: The C isthe worst train in the sub-way system.

The C can’t seem toshake its bad rap: This is thethird year in a row the C hasbeen deemed the city’soverall worst line, accord-ing to the 14th annual Stateof the Subways report fromthe NYPIRG StraphangersCampaign, a subway riders’advocacy group.

The Straphangers Cam-paign ranks all the trains inthe system based on transitdata supplied by the MTA,such as lateness of trains,breakdowns, crowding andthe ease with which riderscan find a seat.

The C, which runs be-tween Euclid Avenue inBrooklyn and WashingtonHeights in Manhattan, hasthe least amount of day-time service, the reportfound. Riders wait twice aslong for the C as they do

for other trains in the sys-tem, nearly a 10-minutewait between trains com-pared to the system-wideaverage wait of just over 5minutes. Also, cars on theC break down far more of-ten than on other lines,breaking about every54,000 miles compared tothe system-wide average ofevery 170,000 miles, ac-cording to the report.

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DSK accuser in legal bindNEW YORK. The maid whoaccused DominiqueStrauss-Kahn of rape nowmay face perjury charges— and a deportation hear-ing — after it was revealedthat she lied on her appli-cation for asylum. Prosecu-tors said she lied about be-ing gang raped in Guinea.After the criminal chargeswere dropped, the 32-year-old housekeepermaintains a civil suitagainst DSK. METRO/AB

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BK coindealermurderedGRAVESEND. A Brooklyncoin dealer was beatento a lifeless pulp, stuffedinto the trunk of a Volvoand had his bodydumped a mile from hishome on Tuesday. Copssaid a group of robbersattacked Steve Halfon,61, after he closed hisshop on Kings Highway

and was walking to hiscar just after 5:30 p.m.The men beat him todeath and put his bodyin the car. His body wasdumped in Midwood,near East Seventh Streetand Avenue N. Policedon’t think Halfon wasrobbed, or that the meneven got inside his store,but Halfon had asizeable collection ofgold and always carriedlots of cash, according toa report in the New YorkDaily News. METRO/AB

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2 tied for worst

This year, for the first timeever, the 2 tied with the Cfor last place, mainlybecause of crowding.

Riders are less likely to geta seat on the 2 train duringrush hour than any otherline, the report found.

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Michael Pena, the NYPD of-ficer accused of raping awoman last Friday, did notintend to hurt anyone, hisattorney said yesterday.

“There is absolutely nodoubt that there was no in-tent on the part of MichaelPena to hurt anyone,” hislawyer, Martin Goldberg,told reporters. Pena was in-dicted, but his charges

weren’t disclosed, prosecu-tors said yesterday.

Another of Pena’slawyers had previouslysaid his client might havebeen intoxicated whenprosecutors say he raped a25-year-old Bronx school-teacher on Aug. 19.

The woman said that Pe-na first stopped her on thestreet in Inwood and askedher for directions to the 1train. He then pulled outhis gun and forced her intoa nearby courtyard. There,she says, he raped her.

A woman in the buildingabove the courtyard called911 after seeing a commo-tion and Pena, 27, was ar-rested at the scene. The ar-resting officers didn’t real-ize Pena was a cop untilthey found his police ID onhim, according to reports.

His next court date isscheduled for Sept. 21. Pe-na is a three-year veteranof the police force and wasassigned to a WashingtonHeights precinct. He hasbeen suspended.

Bolt Buskicked outof Midtown

MIDTOWN. Bolt Bus —known for providingcheap rides to places likePhiladelphia and Washing-ton, D.C. — will no longerbe able to pick up passen-gers from its hub on West33rd Street. The companyannounced it will move toa new stop in a residentialstretch in Chelsea on 24thStreet and Eighth Avenueby the end of the week.

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NYPD copindictedafter rape

Cop accused of rape didn’t intendto hurt anyone, his attorney says

Allegedly attacked Bronx woman

NYPD officer Michael Pena is accused of raping a teacher.

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Bail raisedon allegedwife-killerNEW JERSEY. Bail has beenincreased for a man whocops say plotted his wife’smurder. A judge raised thebail for former Brooklynresident Kashif Parvaiz,26, on Tuesday after prose-cutors said he was a flight

risk because he hasmillions from a real estatedeal. His allegedaccomplice, AntoinetteStephen, is behind bars ona $5 million cash bail.Prosecutors say the twoconspired to shootParvaiz’s wife. METRO/AB

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Ex-officersfree pendingappealNEW YORK. Two formerNYPD officers accusedof rape but acquittedwere both sentencedto jail for official mis-conduct. KennethMoreno received a sen-tence of one year inprison and his partner,Franklin Mata, got 60days. Both men, whohave since beenkicked off the force,will be in court Sept.12 for a hearing ontheir appeals. METRO ALISON BOWEN

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What’s better than a hipsterfashion contest? A hipsterdog fashion contest.

Tonight, dogs fromacross New York City willcompete in DUMBO in thefirst-ever Hipster PuppyPageant.

The event was inspiredby the Tum-blr blog andbook of thesame name.“Hipster Pup-pies,” createdby Green-point resi-dent ChrisWeingarten,

features puppies with sour,disaffected faces and sar-

donic attire. Witty cap-tions naturally follow.

Weingarten came upwith the idea last Februaryand the blog quicklycaught on, with more than5,000 submissions to date.

“I take cuteness very se-riously,” said Weingarten,31, who works as a musicjournalist. “The gaze iswhat really defines them.

It’s in their eyes. Howsmug is this pug?”

Weingarten will be onhand tonight to sign copiesof his book as well as tohelp choose a contest win-ner — the most ironic andindifferent dog. It will real-ly come down to the fash-ion sense of their owners,however, Weingarten said.

“Animals lack the cogni-tive capacity to be ‘hip,’”he pointed out.

There will be free PabstBlue Ribbon for the own-ers and gift certificates toPS9 Pets for the dogs.

Smug pug parade:Hipster bow-wowsto strut their stuff

The most ironically dressed dog wins tonight in DUMBO.

Targeted fortheft: Old menCHELSEA. Police say a rob-ber is on the loose whoseems to be targeting eld-erly men in Chelsea. Thisman was involved in fourrobberies in the past twoweeks where older menwere the victims,including one last Tuesdaywhere he followed an eld-erly man into a Broadwaybuilding, choked him inan elevator and took hiswallet, according to police.

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Drinktonight fora causeMIDTOWN EAST. Metrowrote yesterday aboutNew Yorkers training toparticipate in the first-ever Civilian MilitaryCombine, a 7-milemountain run to be heldthe weekend of Sept. 11.The race raises moneyfor military, fire, policeand medical aid

charities, such as theSemper Fi Fund, Opera-tion Homefront and theNew York FirefightersBurn Center Foundation.But you don’t have tobreak a sweat to helpout: Head over to CopiaLounge on East 53rdStreet tonight for “Oper-ation Bar Games.” A $10donation at the doorgets you complimentarydrinks from 6 p.m. to 7p.m. and it’s $40 per per-son to play flip cup andbeer pong. METRO/CB

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$1 million price on Gaddafi’s headLibya’s new masters offereda million-dollar bounty forthe fugitive MuammarGaddafi yesterday, after heurged his men to fight on inbattles across the capital.

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Silicon Valley legend SteveJobs relinquished the reinsat Apple to right-hand manTim Cook last night, after14 years in command at acompany he brought backfrom the brink and turnedinto the world’s largesttechnology corporation.

Jobs, who fought and sur-vived a rare form of pancre-atic cancer and revolution-ized the technology arenawith the iPhone in 2007, isdeemed the heart and soulof a company that he him-self started in a garage inthe late 1970s.

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When I first saw this photoand the news item that thegoth man in the picture isgoing to be a dad, I waslike, “Marilyn Manson’s de-mon seed passes on.” But itturns out it’s actually MileyCyrus’ brother, Trace Cyrus,22, who has become thebaby daddy to the unbornchild of Disney’s “TheSuite Life of Zack & Cody”star Brenda Song, 23. That isa lot of tattoos for ol’ TraceCyrus, right? But honestly,I’d probably act out thatbadly if Billy Ray Cyrus weremy dad, too.

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Carey to be on ‘X-Factor’It looks like Mariah Careywill be a part of the U.S.edition of “The X-Factor”

after all, but she won’t besitting behind the judges’table, according to Peoplemagazine. “Mariah is defi-nitely confirmed to be apart of ‘X Factor,’” a sourcesays, explaining that Careywill be a guest of a judge in-stead of a judge herself.“She is confirmed to tapesomething with Simon Cow-ell at the judge’s homes.”

Fox: Marilyn no moreMegan Fox says she’s

removing the massive por-trait of Marilyn Monroe tat-tooed on her forearmbecause it caused “negativeenergy,” according toHollyscoop. “It’s a negativecharacter, as she sufferedfrom personality disordersand was bipolar,” Foxexplains. “I do not want toattract this kind ofnegative energy in my life.I’m removing it.” So doesthis mean her many othertattoos aren’t safe either?“Who knows, maybe I’ll re-move the others too,” shesays. “But the laser hurts.”

Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve beenup to — in their ownwords, in 140 characters or fewer.

Today, Joel McHaledoesn’t like what he’sbecome, Zach Braffwants to see morenews stories, and SethMacFarlane isn’t a fanof scooters.

@joelmchaleI found myselfhumming the “MyHeart Will Go On” today. What the hellhappened to me?

@zachbraffSo much going on inthe world. The 6 mostpopular stories on theHuffington Post areabout Kim Kardashi-an. Color meconfused.

@SetMacFarlaneDisneyland may bethe happiest place onearth, but it’s also themost motorizedwheelchairiest placeon earth.

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Disney must be so proud. Song, left and Cyrus.

Talking points

In Touch is inbig troubleNow that the new issueof In Touch — the tabloidthat started the Will Smithand Jada Pinkett Smithsplit rumors — is actuallyout, let’s see what it hadto say, shall we?

Honestly, it’s notmuch — just that Willwalked in on Jada withher “HawthoRNe” co-starMarc Anthony. ... Wait!What?!

Yes! They claim Willleft crying after catchingMarc and Jada together intheir family home.Gettin’ jiggy with it,indeed.

For what it’s worth,everyone involved istotally denyingeverything, with the

Smiths even getting theirlegal team to possiblytake action against themagazine.

Smith was probablyjust sobbing from theshock of seeing Anthonynaked. Kidding! Kind of!This is all so crazy, itmust be dreamed up bythe “HawthoRNe” PRteam just to remind all ofus it’s still on the air.

Catfights or noat memorialservice? Taylor Armstrong apparent-ly invited her “Real House-wives of Beverly Hills”co-stars to the private me-morial for her estrangedhusband, Russell, yesterday

in Hollywood,RadarOnline.com reports.“A lot of thought and con-

sideration went intoTaylor’s decision to invitethe entire cast. In the end,Taylor didn’t want toexclude anyone, and eventhough she doesn’t getalong with all of them,Taylor wanted them there.The girls have been verysupportive to her through-out this entire tragedy.

Taylor needs her friendsaround her more thanever,” a source close to thesituation said.

I hope the ladies cankeep it together enoughnot to have a fight at thememorial service. But youknow, that might just beasking a little too muchfrom them.

Zach Braff

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named tonight’s teamcaptains. 9 p.m., Lifetime

‘Futurama’COMEDY. Fry contracts an “un-known pathogen” — aka thecommon cold — in a futureworld that hasn’t seen thesniffles in ages. Hopefully

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Jessica Alba:Double-O mom

The actress plays a spy juggling her little ones in‘Spy Kids 4’ Says the real-life mom, ‘There’s a lotof natural comedy in being a first-time parent’

Robert Rodriguez isknown for bouncingbetween pulpygrown-up flicks like

“Sin City” and kid-friendlyfare like the “Spy Kids” se-ries, but actress Jessica Alba,who stars in “Spy Kids 4,”had never seen him take onthe latter before. “Robertdoesn’t change, and hisprocess doesn’t change,”she insists. “But there’s alightheartedness on a setwhere when there’s kidsaround —you’renotblowingthings up.There’sno curs-ing. It’skids’ stuffand toys.”

Whilethis is thethird time Alba has teamedwith Rodriguez, it’s the firsttime they’ve done some-thing family-friendly to-gether. “I talked to Robertabout wanting to do amovie that my daughtercould see,” she says.“There’s a lot of naturalcomedy in being a first-timeparent and just being inday-to-day situations.” Ofcourse, in “Spy Kids 4,” aday-to-day situation couldmean fighting off evilhenchmen and car chaseswhile extremely pregnant,

which Alba does in the film. “It was really a great

comedic set piece,” she says.“Like, what if a woman’s go-ing through contractionswhile trying to save theworld? And, of course, awoman’s going to try to do

it all.”Alba later

found out thatit was her con-

versations withRodriguez that led to muchof her character — a profes-sional spy who puts workon hold for her family. “He

said that my character wasinspired by seeing me try-ing to balance it all — andprobably not doing thegreatest job at it, but tryingat least,” she says, laughing.

One of the ways she andhusband Cash Warren try isby making family the toppriority on the weekends.“That’s when my husbandand I make a concerted ef-fort to not e-mail or textand ... just be completely,

100 percent focused[on our daughters],”she says.

Child stars?

As much as she enjoysbeing an actress, Alba’spretty firm about notwanting her girls to getinto the business too soon.

“I was a child actor, and itworked for me given thecircumstances I was in, butI’m lucky enough to givemy daughter — and mysecond baby — a com-

pletely different life andeducational opportunitythan I ever had,” she says.“When they’re done withcollege, if they want to getinto the arts that’s fine. ButI wouldn’t encourage themto work in this type of en-vironment. I reallywouldn’t.”

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Hot Chef

Have knives, will travelFernando Navas traveled the world to bring his experience to the

new menu at Sushisamba Want a taste? Ladies, we know the way

Fernando Navas getsaround. Born and raised inArgentina, the 31-year-old(and single!) chef hasworked at El Bulli andserved as sous chef at NobuMiami. To create the newmenu at Sushisamba, Navastraveled to Japan, Brazil andPeru in order to revamp theofferings. Ladies, if you’dlike a world-traveler whoknows how to cook — andwho doesn’t? — we have alittle info on the best way tothis Hot Chef’s heart.

What are the standout items

Fernando Navas of Sushisamba

on your new menu?In season, we have a nicesoft-shell crab slider withpico de gallo. Also, a localtomato and seaweed saladwith olive oil, sea salt andwhite grapes. I’m doing allkinds of scallops anddumplings as well, servedwith summer vegetableswith fava beans, Englishpeas and yellow pea shoots. You’re a globetrotter. Wheredo you currently live?

In Williamsburg. I loveWilliamsburg.If a nice Williamsburg girlwanted to impress you bycooking for you, what shouldshe whip up?Homemade pasta. First ofall, I love pasta, and second-ly, it takes a little bit of timeto do the dough and thekneading and then makethe raviolis or the pasta.That will impress me morethan anything else. What if you want to impressher? I would start with crudowith nice sea salt. Or ce-viche with a little bit ofspice. It is a very simple,light dish, but to executeit well takes a lot ofknowledge.

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The kniveshave itWe asked Navas what’sthe one thing in hiskitchen he can’t live with-out. “Knives,” he replied.“I’d be lost without mychef knives.”

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Beer Table Pantry features a “quickly rotating” selection of 65 to 100 bottles.

Beer Table PantryGraybar Passage Grand Central Stationbeertable.comBecause apparently ahouse is not a home unlessit has tons of beer, this out-post of the Brooklyn beerlover’s paradise has

brought its sudsy “necessi-ties” to a slim Grand Cen-tral storefront thatresembles a miniature gen-eral store, with the mainnook’s walnut shelvesbursting with bottles andcarefully curated brew-companiments, and the

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A “quickly rotating” selection of 65 to 100 bot-tles are arranged accord-ing to flavor profiles,running from lighter, be-ginning-of-a-meal fareand progressing to richerbrews to cap off your ses-sion. While all will becrafty/micro, the topshelves are stocked withrare suds for special occa-sions, like National HighFive Month and Tuesdays.

Specially curated due totheir most excellent beer-friendly qualities, expectto find a very special selec-tion of malt/beervinegars, mustards, pick-les and ‘kraut from Rick’s,plus baked goods, whichyou won’t need to beyourself now that yourhouse is totally loadedwith beer.

Take-away growlers can befilled with one of six kegshooked up to a pressurizedsystem that’s essentially a mini bottling factory —ensuring minimal loss ofcarbonation — with pastofferings including Evil TwinAshtray Heart, KuhnhennDRIPA, and JW LeesMoonraker Zytamore.

BOTTLES BIGGER BOTTLES MORE

The nights you give upand grab Chipotle in apostwork fog are, likely,the nights you could really

use a glass of wine.But what can you

pair with fastfood? Well,surprisingly,

quite a bit, according toGregory Dal Piaz, editor inchief of wine websiteSnooth.com.

“Every so often you eatat McDonald’s — the kidswant it or something andit’s the easiest thing to do— and there’s no reasonyou can’t have a decentglass of wine with it,” hesays. “And because fastfood is not that intenselyflavored, it seems to gowell with wines that canstand up to the acidity inthe food.”

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Fried chicken“With fried chicken,chicken nuggets orfried chickensandwiches, toovercome the greasi-ness, you’re definitelylooking for somethingcrispy and fruity andlightweight, maybe aPinot Grigio or un-oaked Chardonnay,”says Dal Piaz. But therules change once ba-con is involved, suchas with McDonald’sChicken BLT: “All theoaky, smoky stuff goesgreat with the bacon.”

BurgersFor plainer, meatyburgers, Dal Piaz rec-ommends simple redswith big flavors, suchas a Grenache blendor a Cotes du Rhone.But, he points out,popular burgers suchas the Whopper andBig Mac are reallymore like sandwiches,with just as many toppings and saucesto consider as themeat. “A Chardonnayactually works wellwith these burgers,”he says. “They have a grilled smoky flavor,and Chardonnayshave a creamy, oakytaste that mirrors it,and there are no tan-nins to fight the burg-er.”

MexicanWhen it comes toChipotle, winepairings aren’t asmuch of a stretch —Dal Piaz actuallyenjoyed finding match-es for the chain’s veg-gie burrito. “The foodjust has a lot more go-ing on. There are a lotof things you can playoff of. When you take asecond bite, it’s not al-ways identical.”

For Chipotle andother spicy fast fare, herecommends a winethat’s low in tanninswith some sweetnessand enough acidity tofight off the oils, suchas Riesling or Lambrus-co. “Bubbles and spiceare always a lot of fun,”he adds.

Would youlike winewith that?

Plenty of fast foods work just fine with a glass of vino Expert pairing picks, from nuggets to burritos

If you like it, drink it. “Ultimately, it’s all about what you like,”advises Dal Piaz. “You can’t blindly followsome dude on the Internet.”

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After one day and onenight, Juliana Hat-field is done withvacation. Apparent-

ly, the one day off is Hat-field’s idea of a summerholiday.

“I went to Martha’s Vine-yard recently. I was sort ofplanning on being there forthree days,” says the Boston-based alt-pop singer-song-writer. “But I had to comehome after 24 hours, be-cause I couldn’t handle anymore than 24 hours of re-laxation. But I really, reallyenjoyed the 24 hours of re-laxation. I just didn’t wantany more.”

Hatfield, whose candidmemoir “When I Grow Up”was published in 2008, ad-mits that instead of allow-ing stress to control her as itdid when she was younger,she now uses it as fuel. Shecelebrates the release of hernew album, “There’s Al-

ways Another Girl” nextweek.

“I put a lot of pressure onmyself, and I definitely haveanxiety about getting stuffdone, about getting songswritten,” she says. “I guess Ikind of thrive on anxiety, Ineed it. If I’m not constantlyproducing work then I’llseize up and become a logon my couch, doing noth-ing. Inertia is a powerfulforce, and I can get suckedinto black holes of doingnothing for a long time. Itry not to let that happen.”

‘Another Girl,’ andanother workday

Juliana Hatfield on why she doesn’t take too muchtime off Yes, she considers one day off too much time

Plenty ofalbums (and rest)Even Hatfield admitsthat doing nothing cansometimes be quite anattractive way to spendyour time, especiallyfor someone who hasbeen hard at it as a pro-fessional musician for,astoundingly, 25 years.“I do allow myself plen-ty of rest. I always saythat I work hard and Irest hard. I can be real-ly lazy and I look backon all the albums I’vemade and say, ‘Well, Ideserve a day of doingnothing. I’m going todo nothing today andenjoy it.’”

Hatfield says she thrives on anxiety.

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Financial collapse,and now an earth-quake? Is this reallyhappening? Not sur-

prisingly, a growing sectorof the population feels that,yes, the apocalypse is wellon the way — and they’retaking every precaution tobe ready for it.

Take, for example, sur-vivalist Dr. Stirling Silver-man (this is his pen name— he will not give us hisreal name for security rea-sons), who is featured inthe TLC special, “Livin’ forthe Apocalypse.” Since the1980s, Silverman has beenstockpiling food, water,weaponry, silver — youname it — in an undis-closed location in Missouriin preparation for govern-ment or environmentalfailure.

“In the late ’80s … I be-came aware that the gov-ernment was just not goingto be prepared for social se-curity because they werespending the money thatwe were paying in,” he says.“Anybody who can do themath understands that the

baby boomers are a largegroup of people. … You’regoing to have less peoplepaying into the system andthen you’re going to haveall these baby boomers thatare expecting to get their re-tirement money from socialsecurity. I think it’s crimi-nally negligent that ourpoliticians did not foreseethis thing coming.”

Expecting the possibili-ties of “social unrest, eco-nomic collapse and hyper-inflation,” Silverman begancollecting silver, which maybe handy to have if the dol-lar collapses completely.

Think that sounds ex-treme? Consider the rea-sons why you’re readingthis article right now, orwhy a show called “Livin’for the Apocalypse” wasmade in the first place.

“I think just about every-body out there senses thatwe’re on the verge of some-thing really bad and a lot ofpeople don’t understandwhat it is,” says Silverman.“This [TLC] show is one re-flection of that. That’s notsomething that would hap-pen 10 years ago. It was avery obscure topic in the’80s when I started, but it’sbecoming mainstream.”

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Five moviesto considerseeing thisweekend1‘Columbiana’ From the

writers that created lastyear’s heart-stopping action-thriller “Taken” comes anoth-er tale of violent retribution.This time Zoe Saldanaavenges the murder of herparents by a Columbian druglord.

2‘Our Idiot Brother’ Whowouldn’t want Paul Rudd

for a brother? Even if he playsa mischief-making hippie whocouch-surfs through the apart-ments of his three sisters with

complicated lives, unintention-ally throwing everything intochaos, we’d still take him.

3‘Don’t Be Afraid of theDark’ Prepare to get

spooked by the whisperingvoices of the rat-like homun-culi, who inhabit a sealed-offspace in an old home. When ayoung family moves in to ren-ovate it, inquisitive young Sal-ly (Bailee Madison) may belured into their trap. Horrormaster Guillermo Del Torowrote and produced this eerietale co-starring Katie Holmes.

4‘Fright Night’ In the remakeof the classic 1985 film

“Fright Night,” Colin Farrellplays the smoldering vampireJerry, who lives next door to ahigh school senior (AntonYelchin) who vows to take himout.

5‘Conan the Barbarian’Comic-book season is

winding down, but here’s onelast treat before we dive intoself-serious Oscar-bait season:Jason Momoa plays theancient hero out to avenge hisslain father. METRO

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How will you survive the

apocalypse?Just in time for this week’s earthquake, the TLC special ‘Livin’ for theApocalypse’ captures the lives of survivalists preparing for disaster

Dr. StirlingSilverman’s tipsfor apocalypsepreparedness:What to stockpilefirst and why

1. Water “Have some bottled water orlarger containers of water instorage. Also: water filters.Say you have to get water outof a lake — you don’t want touse that for drinking. Youmight also want to makepreparations forcollecting rainwater.”

2. Food storage “You should have atleast enough athome to last — de-pending on whatyour philosophy is— a few weeks.Some people, like

me, have at least a year’ssupply of food.”

3. Utilities “Think about the thingsthat you get from thelocal government thatyou need — like utili-ties, electricity. The firstthings you want to takecare of are the thingsyou need the most.”

COURTESY OF TLC

Does Silverman thinkthere’s any hope forurbanites to survive?“No, I really don’t. Just beingfrank with you. Even if youare a survivalist and you put alot of stuff away, do you reallywant to be in a densely popu-lated area with thousands ofpeople who haven’t

prepared? They’re going tobe hungry and they’re not go-ing to hesitate to try to takeyour stuff. I think that’s anoth-er reason why you need to bearmed. But even in the city, Idon’t think you could bearmed enough to fight off thepotential hoards. So no, Idon’t really hold out muchhope for people in the city.”

Zoe Saldana is out for revenge in “Columbiana.”

MAGALI BRAGARD

Doomed!

Tune in:

‘Livin’ for the Apocalypse’airs Sunday at 10 p.m. on TLC.

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Taurus April 20-May 20. Youshould pay attention to your behav-ior toward others, to your tone ofvoice and what you have to offer.You can make a good, lasting im-pression when you use your talents.

Gemini May 21-June 20. Be flexibleand willing to do things the way oth-ers want them handled, even if youhave to depart from your preferredmethods. Who knows, you mightfind a new way of doing something.

Cancer June 21-July 22. Stand byyour old pal rather than side withsomeone new when trying to re-solve an issue or make a decision.Loyalty is more important thanwhose thinking is better or worse.

Leo July 23-Aug. 22. Try not to betoo easygoing with your funds. Youare likely to be amazed by howmuch mileage you can get out ofyour dollars when you’re more care-ful than usual about your spending.BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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The Nazis inour midst?RE: “TEA PARTY IS THEANSWER”: I can’t believean educated personwould make suchcomparisons to a Nazi.That is the problem, tea-baggers: You are the onestrying to control the me-dia; Palin, Bachmann andPaul are the liars. BRIAN GRAU, VIA E-MAIL

Mr. DuPont feels that theTea Party is the answer?If he’s correct, the ques-tion must have been“What do you call a gag-gle of science-denying,hypocritical bigots whodream of a land populat-

ed and governed solely bypeople like themselves?”MIKE CAVALLONE, VIA E-MAIL

The citation of Goebbelsin support of the Tea Par-ty is most appropriateand ironic. Do you knowwhat the Nazis did? Theyfostered hatred against ademocratically electedgovernment during atime of economic depres-sion. They scapegoatedand persecuted the poor,sick and elderly in orderto monopolize control oftheir country. Does thissound like any group youknow of? Germanybought into the mantra ofhatred just as you have. ROBERT SMITH, VIA E-MAIL

How long canwe blame W.?As I sit here reading all thepro-Obama letters and anti-Tea Party ones, I haveto laugh at the hypocrisy.The Obamamaniacs thatblame Bush for everythingfrom the state of the econ-omy to the coming hurri-cane fail to admit thatObama increased the na-tional debt by four times.His healthcare bill, sold tosave us from medical costdoom, was shot down asunconstitutional. Time topull up your big-boy pants,Mr. President, or the nextpresident will be inherit-ing your mess. JOHN CROWLEY, VIA E-MAIL

Quit punishinghard workersRE: “BUFFETT HATERS MISSTHE POINT”: Why is anyonewho disagrees with the so-cialist left in this countrybranded as a hater? FloraHuang should focus her at-tention on the massiveand unconscionable ineffi-ciencies in state and feder-al governments vs. highertaxes on hard-workingAmericans. MARK BARBEE, VIA E-MAIL

Earthquakes:They just areRE: “SHAKEN”: Stopgetting caught up in the“theory” of earthquakes.That’s just more crazy sci-ence talk. Next thing youknow, scientists will betalking about a “theory”of air pollution. SARAH JANE VAUGHAN, VIA E-MAIL

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ShapesThe ’60s are the new ’70sSixties-flavored A-linedresses, skirts and coatsruled the runways for col-lections such as Prada,Burberry Prorsum and Fen-di, replacing all of thosefloaty ’70s looks you covet-ed last fall. Even trousers

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PrintsPolka dots and stars are the new stripesLast season, it was all aboutstripes. But this fall, polkadots and stars take the prizefor the trendiest print. ThankMarc Jacobs, Stella McCart-ney and Topshop Unique forall the spots you’re seeing inthe shops, while Dolce &

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ports Long-Term Evolutionstandard, which enablesvery fast data transfer.

This makes our job easi-er. If we tell you that Sam-sung has released four newAndroid smartphones —Galaxy W, Galaxy M Pro,Galaxy Y and Galaxy Y Pro— you already know whatthat means, right?

We’ll add some details,though: The Galaxy Wsports a respectable 1.4 GHzprocessor, HSDPA connec-tivity and a 3.7 touchscreen. Samsung hasn’t re-vealed the precise specs ofthe other three devices, ex-cept a couple of tidbits hereand there.

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night’s win over the Bears— a game that was marredby three season-ending in-juries — the Giants spentmost of practice talkingabout how guys need tostep up. They will need toget out of the malaisequickly with the crosstownrival Jets on the horizonSaturday.

Defensive end JustinTuck said the bright side isthat unknown players havethe opportunity to becomehousehold names if they

successfully fill the voids. “It’s football. Obviously

it’s unfortunate to happenbut like I always say, guyshave to step up,” Tuck said.“New guys have opportuni-ties now and it gives guysmore of a chance to show-case their football talents.”

Tuck said he won’t allowfor his team to feel sorry foritself.

“We can’t sit here andpity ourselves because theteams we’re playing thisyear won’t,” Tuck said.“We’ve got to move for-ward. Does it hurt? Ab-solutely, but it’s football.Every team has injuries andevery team has people thatgo down. But it’s the teamsthat bounce back from itand you see in the playoffsthat still compete for cham-pionships every year.”

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For Plaxico Burress, Satur-day night’s preseason gameagainst his old teammates isjust another game. And ifyou believe that, Bernie

Madoff has some in-vestment advicefor you.

“There’s noth-ing extra, no added

incentive, juice or whateveryou call it,” Burress said.“I’m more concerned aboutme going out, playing bet-ter, getting better.”

Having made his Jets de-but this past weekend, Bur-ress is turning his attentiontowards the Giants. Burresswent from a promising re-ceiver to a bona fide starwith the Giants during fourseasons.

Then, he notoriouslywent from hero to zero inNovember 2008 when heaccidentally shot himself ina New York City nightclub.

Saturday night repre-sents his second game sincethe shooting, and as much

as he tries to paint this aspurely about football, it’sanything but just a game.

After getting a warm re-ception from the Jets’ homecrowd on Sunday, it’s any-one’s guess how Giants fans

will react.“I’m sure it will be excit-

ing for him to come backout there,” head coach RexRyan said. “It’ll be interest-ing to see the fans’ reactionto him, things like that.”

“It’s going to be fun,”Burress said. “It will defi-nitely be something spe-cial.”

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Burress said facing his former team on Saturday will have no ‘added juice.’

Calm beforethe stormJETS. It’s hard to call ittraining camp whenthe defensive line isstanding under theshade of a tree. Butthat was practice yes-terday.

Welcome to the newNFL, where you hit thebooks and chalkboardharder than anythingyou do in drills.

There are newrestrictions on howteams can handle thetraditional two-a-dayroutine. Under theCBA, teams can haveone padded sessionper day. The other ses-sion is a walkthrough.

There is no contact,only simulation, andpunters aren’t even al-lowed to kick the ball.

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He is 9-0 in his last 10starts with a 3.48 ERA andis the first Yankee rookiestarting pitcher to winnine straight decisionssince Whitey Ford 61 yearsago. His next win willmark the most by a Yankeerookie starting pitchersince Doc Medich was 14-9in 1973. LARRY FLEISHER

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B E D S T U Y 2 F A M A L L R N V T D

8 b d r m s , 3 b t h s , 2 k i t s , d r v w y . $ 2 4 5 K

1 0 3 % F i n a n c i n g . M t g p y m t $ 9 8 7 / m o

H a b l a E s p a n o l . A b y 7 1 8 - 4 1 6 - 4 1 0 0

S o u t h O z o n e P a r k 2 B r , N e w p a i n t . ,

h d w d f l r s , H e a t & h o t w a t e r i n c l .

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c h e s t e r l o c a t i o n . C a l l 9 1 4 - 8 3 4 - 8 7 7 8

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g a r , $ 1 5 1 8 m o . m t g e , $ 2 0 0 0 D P , O C

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N A P L E S B e a c h f r o n t C o n d o

7 0 0 0 + s q . f t . 4 B r / 5 B t h s , 2 G a r ,

$ 4 . 5 M B a n k O w n e d . D o w n i n g - F r y e

R e a l t y , I n c . 2 3 9 - 5 6 4 - 5 0 3 6

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C o v e n t r y A r e a . O w n e r f i n a n c i n g . $ 8 0 0 0

d o w n . $ 6 5 5 / m o . O n l y $ 4 2 , 9 0 0 .

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N U R S E S A I D E T R A I N I N G

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d r v / g a r , O n l y $ 1 6 9 K . $ 2 0 0 0 D P / O C ,

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k i t . N r a l l . N o n s m k r , f r e e i n t e r n e t &

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$ 1 5 0 / w k . 2 w k s s e c . O w n e r 9 1 7 - 2 0 9 - 5 9 5 8

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R o o m f o r R e n t . S h a r e K i t , B t h & L R .

N o n s m o k i n g M a l e P r e f ' d . N e a r

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7 1 8 - 8 9 8 - 1 4 0 8 b e t . 9 a m - 6 p m .

�� SECURITY ��E a r n u p - t o $ 7 0 0 / w k . 1 8 & o v e r .

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s u c c e s s f u l c a n d i d a t e t h e o p p o r t u n i t y

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