The Brooklyn Paper Volume 35 Issue 51

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PIZZA FACE-OFF
Grimaldis selling pies again — right next to Grimaldi’s
By Eli Rosenberg 74, as she presided over business
The Brooklyn Paper on opening day at the re-done
Patsy Grimaldi is back — and restaurant, which is named after
you’ll find him right next door Grimaldi’s late mother. “We are
to Grimaldi’s. so thrilled to be back.”
The famed 81-year-old piz- The sleek 65-seat space received
zaiolo christened his new res- a 21st-century makeover — gone
taurant Juliana’s last week at 19 are the red and white checkered ta-
Old Fulton St., the same storefront blecloths — and the menu boasts
where he opened his first pizza more specialty pies, appetizers,
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Bruno the Bulldog worries that he will be on Santa’s naughty list.
but had to give up the old digs — Sinatra and the Rat Pack.
Santa’s lapdogs and the space’s coveted coal oven A margherita pie ordered by
— and move next door due to a this newspaper confirmed that
rent dispute . the pizza legend hasn’t lost his
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By Danielle Furfaro “Retirement wasn’t really part Patsy and his wife Carol Grimaldi have returned to the “We have dotted all the i’s and
The Brooklyn Paper of our vocabulary,” said Carol, pizza game — though their famous last name never left. See PIZZA on page 2
Gary Angell knows which dogs
have been naughty and which have
been nice — and he knows which GOAAALLLL!
ones need anti-flea shampoo!
Angell, the co-owner of the
Greenpoint grooming and train-
ing collective M y Two Dogs, cel-
ebrated Christmas by dressing as Brooklyn Bridge Park now
Santa and posing for photos with
puppies last week.
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$400 for the Badass Brooklyn Pup lovers brought their pooches to Greenpoint where Brooklyn Bridge Park unveiled ity in the area and to attach these David Pulecio, a member of the Red Bulls street team, is
Animal Rescue. they met Santa — and posed for photos. three new soccer fields, a picnic See SOCCER on page 9 thrilled about the new pitches on Pier 5.
Cyclists helping women travel safe
After series of attacks in North Brooklyn, ladies can request a bike escort
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Brooklyn Bike Patrol members Jay Ruiz (left) and all-volunteer organization and helped one person get gan Avenue L train station an escort outside more than panion. Ruiz, who launched the group
Gregg Gilbert make sure women are safe by es- that rides around the borough home, imagine how many circulated around the web, 55 subway stations across the Ruiz said he was moved last year during much-publi-
corting them home from the subway. to accompany women home people we could help,” said as well as news of a r ecent borough. Once the group re- to start the service after he See BIKES on page 9
Aquarium won’t reopen until May
By Will Bredderman Workers don’t believe that the closed
The Brooklyn Paper 14-acre fishbowl — which is usually open
Hurricane Sandy crippled the New year round — will be ship shape by the
York Aquarium when it crashed down start of next year’s summer season.
on Coney Island, claim Wildlife Con- “We are looking to be partially open
servation Society members who say by May,” said aquarium director Jon
that only a portion of the popular ma- Dohlin, adding that the seaside institu-
rine exhibits will be open to the pub- m tion is still assessing damage and wait-
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Marine Leman of Valrhona Chocolate dished out tasty treats at a
fund-raiser benefitting hurricane-ravaged Almondine Bakery.
Public-health advocates: City should turn Group Sweet charity
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Inflamed public advo- vironmental Preservation Lung Association, which ar- Com Sandy-battered Almondine bakery
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nett Field, claiming it will torched the chips in metal “It is a terrible waste to just Ben The Brooklyn Paper raiser last Saturday and Sunday that
endanger the health of area boxes — over protests by burn the trees that came down Activists say the city should use trees knocked down by New York City’s top pastry chefs drew hundreds of hungry and sup-
residents and send valuable the New York Public Inter- See TREES on page 9 Hurricane Sandy to make mulch — not fire. banded together and dished out their portive customers.
finest treats to help rebuild DUM- The neighborhood staple, known
BO’s Sandy-shuttered Almondine for its savory macaroons and scrump-
Fighting tooth & whale Bakery. tious sandwiches, was inundated with
The artisan bakers stocked the nearly 10 feet of floodwaters, wip-
empty display cases of the Water ing out the bakery’s kitchen, which
Street shop — which remains out of was housed in the basement.
commission following the October “We got completely destroyed.
Somehow, two brewers want to name drinks ‘Narwhal’ storm — with delectable tarts, choco- See BAKERY on page 9
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Narwhal Brewery co-founder and started using it — all before the as “curiously named.” I was like, ‘What a coincidence,’ ” said be back in print on Jan. 4, 2013. Merry Christmas
Kevin Stafford claims Sierra Ne- two-person Brooklyn brand could even At first it was smooth sailing for Narwhal Brewery co-founder Basil Lee, and Happy New Year, Brooklyn!
vada stole his beer’s name. sell its first pint. Narwhal Brewery — that is until its See NARWHAL o n page 10
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Concrete Boardwalk OK’d
Judge: No proof new surface any different than wood in Coney
By Will Bredderman existing air quality, ground, or ready warming up its cement say they were considering an ap- ing flood zones and rewriting
The Brooklyn Paper surface water quality, or a sub- mixers — but added it was open peal — arguing that Hurricane building codes in Sandy’s af-
The Parks Department can stantial increase in potential for to hearing more concerns from Sandy proved that environmen- termath.
rip up cherished Boardwalk erosion, flooding, leaching or those who live near the legend- tal studies are necessary. Wood Other lawsuit signatories
planks and replace them with drainage problems,” Judge Mar- ary walkway. advocates claim that when the said Coney Island will never
slabs of plastic lumber and con- tin Solomon said of the Friends “We are pleased the judge storm hit, parts of the Board- be the same if the Boardwalk
crete without an environmen- of the Boardwalk lawsuit, which found that the Parks Department walk already converted to con- isn’t made of wood.
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petitioners cannot establish a The city applauded Solomon’s concerns.” Dobrin, who noted that the city ture children and it belongs to The city received permission to replace Coney Island’s wood-
en Boardwalk with concrete and plastic lumber.
substantial adverse change in decision — and said it was al- Foes of the stone-cold plan was in the process of redraw- history.”
VARICOSE VEINS PIZZA...
Continued from page 1 outposts in Texas, Nevada,
crossed all the t’s with the city and South Carolina.
— the city even approved our Ciolli lost a battle to move
Non-Surgical Alternative for the Treatment of Varicose Veins facade,” said Carol. “The red the old coal oven with him ,
tape you have to go through but later managed to secure
is different. Now you need a new one despite city laws
a plumber, an electrician, barring the installation of coal
Effective New Procedures
someone for everything, furnaces.
it’s a lot of work.” Still undecided is Ciol-
are Now Available! There have been plenty li’s court case s eeking to halt
of changes in the neighbor- Grimaldi and his wife from
hood as well: DUMBO has doing business due to an old
gone from dicey to desirable non-compete clause.
NO HOSPITAL STAY OFFICE-BASED and Grimaldi’s Pizzeria has But Grimaldi — who got
become a staple on the tour- his start making pies at his un-
ist itinerary. cle Patsy’s famous East Har-
PROCEDURE But plenty of the pizza- lem joint and cannot use that
maker’s old fans remain. name either — doesn’t want
“There’s nothing like this to talk about all that.
Comprehensive Care and Treatment pie,” said Linda Grove, a for- “I’m looking to make pizza
mer regular who has lived in in peace,” Patsy Grimaldi told
for Most Problems Associated with nearby Brooklyn Heights the New York Post, our sister
since 1992. “I expect it to paper. “I’m not looking for
Varicose Veins. overshadow the other place any trouble [with Ciolli].”
— soon we won’t be able to Juliana’s Pizza [19 Old
Large Varicose Veins get in here!” Fulton St. between Water
The other place is, of course, and Front streets in DUM-
Painful Varicosities Ciolli’s Grimaldi’s Pizzeria — BO. (718) 596–6700 www.
now a restaurant chain with julianaspizza.com].
Ulceration and Skin Changes
AQUARIUM...
Spider Veins and Vericoses
TREATMENTS INCLUDE: Continued from page 1 power by the end of 2012, said
vital pumps and filtration sys- Dohlin, who’s happy that more
tems necessary to keep the than 90 percent of the aquari-
Endrovenous Laser tanks clean. um’s marine life — i ncluding
“Everything you imagine newly arrived orphaned infant
Sclerotherapy being damaged, aside from the walrus Mitik — didn’t have to
tanks themselves, was dam- be moved to other locales.
Microphlebectomy aged,” said Dohlin, who noted “All of our collection is in
his team had to find inventive great health,” Dohlin said.
ways to change the water and “It’s truly amazing, and a tes-
control temperatures and ox- tament to the hard work and
For More Information, Please Call: Dr. Philip J. LoPresti
ygen levels. dedication of our staff.”
Currently, electricity is Despite the damage, the city
461 Park Ave. South (@ 31st Street) New York, NY 10016 coursing through three-quar- is still planning to go ahead
ters of the aquarium, which with a $125-million shark tank
should be operating at full addition, Dohlin said.
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DA candidate: Pot-smokers won’t get criminal records 1 0 0 t h YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE!
By Eli Rosenberg the city’s courts system — cops ar- plation of dismissal” — meaning
The Brooklyn Paper rest 140 people citywide for mari- courts dismiss their case after 12
Let’s lighten up on tokers light- juana possession every day, making months so long as defendants stay
ing up, says district attorney candi- it New York’s most common cause of out of trouble.
date Abe George. arrest, according to data from 2010. “In the meantime, my policy is a
The aspiring top prosecutor — Experts contend that arrests for mar- presumptive [adjournment in contem-
who is r unning against longtime dis- ijuana possession c ost the city $75 plation of dismissal] for anyone ar-
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Manhattan and a Sheepshead Bay na- District attorney candidate ets, effectively putting their weed “Marijuana has been a pathway
tive. “Nobody knows what’s going to Abe George says Brooklynites in public view and setting them up for getting minorities in trouble for
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caught with relatively small amounts crimes, George claims. duced by Gov. Cuomo that called worried about being painted as soft
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of marijuana — up to 25 grams — “We lead the city in homicides for decriminalizing small amounts on crime.
$795.00 and up
with misdemeanors, opting instead and we have no cyber crime unit,” of marijuana — but that plan went “I’m not the long-haired hippie
to give them violations, “noncrimi- he said. “Let’s take the resources we up in smoke in the Republican-con- guy,” said George, who is bald. “I’ve
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Smoothie moves! An edible herb garden divides the Trade in your old jewelry and receive 10% extra
front of the shop, complete with a towards your new purchase!
working fireplace, stool and cafete-
ria-style seating, from the full-service
bike store in the backyard, where cy- SATNICK’S FINE JEWELRY
Bike shop and juice bar both under one roof clists can get a tune-up for $60, add
a child-seat for $35, or get some help 187 State Street (Between Court & Boerum) 718-852-1421
from a trained mechanic.
Holiday Hours: Mon-Fri 10am to 6:30pm - Sat 11am to 5pm
By Natalie Musumeci The shop carries new two-wheel-
The Brooklyn Paper ers and funky bike accessories — and ***OPEN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16th & 23rd 11am to 6pm***
Windsor Terrace cyclists don’t rents out cruisers for anyone look-
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A bike shop and full-scale juice bar “We thought it would be good to
dubbed the Juice Pedaler sells spare have a bike shop on the park, but at
tires alongside smoothies — and its the same time we didn’t think that a
Clear Healthy Skin
owners say that bikes and drinks are bike shop alone would survive year-
the perfect mix for the storefront just round in this neighborhood,” said
steps from Prospect Park. Capone. “We both knew we liked
isn’t it time you call?
Juice Pedaler owners Deborah to juice, so with that we created a
Capone and Nicole Bilu, who met bike shop and a juice bar.”
seven years ago when their tots were There’s even a selection of teas Medical Services we accept:
in pre-school together, said a light and coffee for cyclists needing an
bulb went off in their heads in April extra jolt. GHI, HIP, 1199, AETNA, CIGNA, UNITED, OXFORD,
when they saw a “for rent” sign hang- Patrons say the shop is a wel- HORIZON, HEALTHNET, MEDICARE, BLUE CROSS,
ing at the former home of the neigh- come addition to the quaint-but-
MAGNACARE, AMERICHOICE, ELDERPLAN
borhood’s beloved Lonelyville cafe dler sleepy stretch of Prospect Park
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Nicole Bilu (left) and Deborah Capone recently opened the
in a fun way.” cucumber, celery and apple. “It’s
They opened the store in October, Juice Pedaler — Windsor Terrace’s first bike shop and full-scale nice to have a business on this side Coolsculpting Trim Fat, No Needles, No Downtime
juice bar and cafe.
and since then pelotons of neighbor- of Windsor Terrace — there isn’t
hood kids have been lining up for much around here and the juice is 254 Prospect Park West, Park Slope
smoothies — and a quick spin on a employees slyly add nutritious veg- anything that their young children delicious.” 136 West 17th Street, NYC
stationary bike that patrons can use gies to make the drinks healthier. haven’t endorsed with their stamp The Juice Pedaler [154 Prospect
to blend their own drinks. The seasonal juice menu is sourced of approval. Park Southwest between Seeley
Kids love the mango, banana, yo- from local, organic produce, and as “They’re our taste testers for and Vanderbilt streets in Wind- Javier Zelaya, MD 718.832.3313
gurt, vanilla, and honey — and par- far as the tots menu goes, Capone new recipes — they consider that sor Terrace, (718) 871–7500, www. Verna Broughton, PA
ents love the fact that Juice Pedaler said she and Bilu wouldn’t serve their job.” juicepedalernyc.com].
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on Dec. 11. Fifth Avenue on Dec. 13.
claim they found her to be in 9 am. The suspect has been victim before escaping with
The suspect allegedly The 45-year-old victim
possession of a pipe contain- charged with menacing and the man’s bag — which con-
grabbed and ripped the vic- told cops that she had just
(cid:10)(cid:2)(cid:11)(cid:11)(cid:6)(cid:2)(cid:3)(cid:4)(cid:5)(cid:6)(cid:4)(cid:7)(cid:8) tim’s shirt at around 10:15 ing crack cocaine residue and harassment. tained an iPhone, an iPod, left her apartment near Eighth
a small bag of heroin. Slugged, sliced and $1,200.Police later appre-
32” CLASS am, then smashed her several hended a 22-year-old suspect, Street at 4:55 pm to pick her
times on the head with the Cops arrested a 34-year- children up from dance school
LED HDTV piece of home decor, accord- 94TH PRECINCT old accused of punching and but the other two perps remain when she became wary of a
on the lam, according to law
(cid:2)(cid:27)(cid:23)(cid:8)"(cid:4)(cid:24)(cid:18)##(cid:8)(cid:13) ing to documents from the Greenpoint–Northside cutting a man with a kitchen enforcement officials. woman walking close behind
District Attorney’s office. Driggs mugging knife on Dec. 12. her. When the victim turned
Lifter, puller The suspect allegedly Hack on Henry around, the perp had disap-
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26% OFF (cid:2)(cid:13)(cid:5)(cid:5)(cid:4)(cid:5) Cops nabbed an alleged man at the corner of Driggs several times before stabbing old accused of slashing two bag was open. She then real-
shoplifter who purportedly Avenue and Lorimer Street
(cid:6)(cid:7)(cid:8)(cid:9)(cid:10)(cid:2)(cid:11)(cid:12)(cid:13) pulled a store employee’s hair on Dec. 13. his hand repeatedly on Rus- women on Henry Street on ized her wallet, containing
sell Street between Nassau Dec. 14. $160 in cash, was missing.
when the worker intervened The two assailants pum-
and Norman avenues at 12:20 The suspect allegedly cut Odd getaway
on Dec. 13. meled the victim at around
am, prosecutors allege. both victims with a knife near
The clerk told investiga- 2:40 pm, punching him in the A crook stole a $1,200 bicy-
The man taken into cus- the corner of Mill Street at 8
tors she saw the thief grabbing face repeatedly, kicking him tody faces assault, menac- pm — leaving the women with cle that was chained to a pole
merchandise from the retail to the ground, and booting ing, harassment, and crim- wounds on their hands, ac- on Sixth Avenue on Dec. 12.
establishment on Broadway him in the torso, according inal possession of a weapon cording to documents from the The 24-year-old victim
between Debevoise Street and to documents from the Dis- charges. District Attorney’s office. told police that she secured
BeatsSolooo®HHHDDD Manhattan Avenue at around trict Attorney’s office. her celeste green Bianchi
Headphonnneeesss 12:45 pm. The victim suffered swell- Botched heist Dama two-wheeler on the
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(cid:7)(cid:8)(cid:9) stop the suspect from mak- on his face and head that re- Carroll Gardens–Cobble for allegedly breaking into a ond streets at 2 pm. When she
ing off with the goods, the quired hospital treatment. Hill–Red Hook Strong Place apartment after came back an hour later her
33-year-old woman accused Police apprehended two Brutal assault a witness spotted a burglary ride was gone. The perp fled
of the theft grabbed the em- 17-year-old suspects. in progress and confronted with the bike in a red Honda,
ployee’s hair and struck her in Bad neighbor Three villains pummeled the suspect on Dec. 8. according to police.
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(cid:22)(cid:27)(cid:3)(cid:13)(cid:23)(cid:4)(cid:14)(cid:13) ing on Dec. 12, prosecutors old accused of flashing a fire- “Give us everything you The witness later con- child’s stroller with her bag
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later, her $100 tote bag carry-
was actually chasing away a
ing her iPhone, wallet, and a
burglar who had broken into
$50 candle was missing.
ENTERTAINMENT / EMERGING MEDIA TECH 3D RAPID PROTOTYPING / FABRICATION the residence.
— Natalie Musumeci
That excuse wasn’t enough
NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY to win over cops. The home-
CITY TECH owner claims the thief stole 88TH PRECINCT
$200 and prescription med- Fort Greene–Clinton Hill
ication. Bus-ted up
Right Hook
A thug beat up a teenager
A pugilist slugged a man on Vanderbilt Avenue on Dec.
65 Career-Focused in the face on Lorraine Street 12 — after the teen refused
on Nov. 18, according to po- to hand over his phone.
Bachelor, Associate & lice. The 14-year-old victim told
The perp confronted the cops he was at a bus stop at
Certificate Programs victim between Columbia Greene Avenue at 3 pm when
and Hicks streets at around the villain walked up to him
2:25 am and repeatedly struck and said, “Run your pockets
in entertainment, architectural him in the face and chest. and give me your phone.”
and engineering technologies, The victim suffered a cut The victim refused, and the
on the mouth and a swollen perp hit him in the face.
healthcare professions, design lip. Police arrested a 41-year- Money run
old suspect.
and emerging media, business A pack of thieves fleeced
a teenager on DeKalb Ave-
and hospitality, information 84TH PRECINCT
nue on Dec. 12.
technologies and computer- Brooklyn Heights– The 14-year-old victim told
DUMBO–Boerum Hill– cops he was at Fort Greene
WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGY TAKE YOU? related areas, paralegal studies, Downtown Place at 3:50 pm when the
teacher education and more. This is gross goons punched him in the face
and stole $70 from him.
A 32-year-old urinated
Beat by Dre
all over costly clothing in-
side a Downtown department A treacherous trio robbed
300 Jay Street store on Dec. 11, investiga- a teenager of his fancy head-
Downtown tors claim. phones on Greene Avenue
Police cuffed a suspect ac- on Dec. 13.
Brooklyn cused of ruining more than The 17-year-old victim
$1,500 of garb inside the Ful- told cops he was at Fulton
ton Mall shop between Gal- Street at 5:30 pm when the
latin Place and Hoyt Street crooks surrounded him and
718.260.5250
at around 9:48 pm. went through his pockets. Af-
The suspect — who faces ter the victim tried to escape,
charges of criminal mischief, the men assaulted him and
www.citytech.cuny.edu disorderly conduct, exposure, took his backpack and Beats
and “throwing or dropping by Dre headphones.
offensive matters into streets myPhone 4S
and public places” — admit-
A dangerous duo tried to
ted to relieving himself on the
rob a woman in the Clinton-
clothing, according to docu-
Washington C train station
ments from the District At-
on Dec. 16.
torney’s office.
The 25-year-old victim
Cash grab
told cops she was on the
Police arrested a 44-year- subway platform at 10:03 pm
SOLAR-POWER ROBOTICS BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS
old man accused of repeat- when two men approached
edly stealing cash inside a her and attempted to take
Flatbush Avenue office. her phone. They pushed
Investigators allege that her head and grabbed her,
the suspected thief grabbed but she was able to run away,
$530 from a drawer inside she told cops.
No one makes it easier the building between Nev- Purloined
ins and Livingston streets at
A purse-snatcher stole a
around 10 am on Dec. 6—
concert-goer’s bag on Cler-
and a witness claims the same
mont Avenue on Dec. 15.
for your money to work harder. perp grabbed $20 from the
The 25-year-old victim
drawer on Dec. 14.
told cops she was attend-
Change cheat
ing a concert at Brooklyn’s
A crook asked a passerby Masonic Temple at Lafay-
for change — then grabbed ette Avenue at 1:30 am when
the cash out of the woman’s she noticed her pocketbook,
hand and fled on Nov. 26. containing her wallet and iP-
The thief yanked $80 from hone, was gone.
1.00 the victim’s grasp on Gallatin — Eli Rosenberg
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Place near the Fulton Mall at
20-month
around 12:45 pm and dashed 68TH PRECINCT
away. Police later apprehended
a 25-year-old suspect. Bay Ridge–Dyker Heights
CD — Ben Muessig Time to heel
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front door. The perp jacked fore jumping in a dark blue
a $1,200 MacBook laptop, a Nissan.
$500 gold ring with a green No help
stone, two gold ring bands
A lowlife took a cashier’s
worth $500, and a $500 pair
purse from behind the register
of sapphire earrings.
at a Fifth Avenue shop on Dec.
Wallet missing 12 while the victim looked the
A sneaky bandit snagged a other way, cops say.
man’s wallet as he was made a The crook came into the
* Annual percentage yields (APYs) quoted are accurate as of 12/10/2012 and are subject to change at any time without notice. $25,000 is the minimum deposit for the promotional CD. $250,000 is the maximum transaction inside a Flatbush boutique between 69th and
deposit for the promotional CD. Penalties may be imposed for early withdrawal. Fees may reduce earnings. After maturity, if you choose to roll over your CD, you will earn the base rate of interest in effect at Avenue check-cashing estab- 70th streets at 4:15 pm and
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included on your 1099-INT statement. The account must remain open for a minimum of 12 months or the value of the CD gift (plus applicable tax and delivery costs) may be billed to you or debited from the
account at time of closing. We reserve the right to make bonus substitutions of comparable value and assume no liability for any defects in, or direct or consequential damages relating to or arising from, the told cops that when he was The victim turned her
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©2012 Amalgamated Bank. All rights reserved. Fifth and Sixth avenues at 1 villain reached over the coun-
pm to make a transaction he ter and stole her bag.
placed his wallet down on the — Will Bredderman
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NIGHTLIFE
Holiday horror
The nightmare before Christmas is here.
Krampus, the mythological anti-Santa Claus
and brutal punisher of naughty children found in
European folklore will be honored at a premiere
holiday celebration this
Saturday at Gowanus’
Observatory.
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booze, and the horned
demon known for swatting disobedient boys
and girls with rusty chains and dragging them
straight to the pits of hell.
[phone] The Brooklyn Paper’s essential guide to the Borough of Kings Dec. 21, 2012–Jan. 3, 2013 At the extravaganza partygoers — who are
encouraged to come dressed as the cloven hoofed
creature — will have the opportunity to take
part in a burlesque show, including a domina-
Vegan trix administrating beatings, but only if to those
who have been “especially naughty,” said Kevin
Rice of Ghoul A Go-Go.
Krampus party at the Observatory (543
Union St. between Bond and Nevins streets
in Gowanus, morbidanatomy.blogspot.com).
Dec. 22, 8 pm. $13. — Natalie Musumeci
drinks CINEMA
Get a leg up
There’s nothing stopping you from watching
“A Christmas Story” for 24 straight hours on
Finally! Brooklyn mixologists your living-room TV — that is, if you’re try-
ing to burn your eyes out.
Fortunately, Williamsburg’s Nitehawk Cinema
concoct cruelty-free cocktails has revived the masterful
tale of holiday yearning, ad-
olescent bewilderment, and
1950s strangeness — com-
By Danielle Furfaro plete with an “indescribably
The Brooklyn Paper beautiful” leg lamp — to its
former big-screen splendor
Party like an animal — but don’t eat for two glorious days.
any. Since the film’s 1983 pre-
Meat-eater’s rarely think of the an- mier, the futility of child-pro-
imal product content in alcoholic bever- tagonist Ralphie’s quixotic
ages, but booze can contain dairy, fish, mission to become the re-
insects, and even booze — putting vegan cipient of the ultimate yule-
drinkers in a tight spot. tide gift, the Red Ryder BB
Thankfully for them, the Pine Box Rock gun, has endeared him to cross-generational au-
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sion of a spirit, she makes her own. Vegan customers say they appreciate in the bathrooms. “I don’t want to be one of these people
The bar carries a number of fancy drinks that there’s somewhere to go. “I didn’t know that it was a vegan bar, who put their politics out there as a busi- Gone hog wild
in its own vegan variations. “It’s refreshing to be able to go to a bar but I guess that’s good,” said Jon Lehman, ness owner,” said Rush, whose bar con-
The bartenders make their own Bailey’s- and order anything from a stout to a pina who lives in Greenpoint. “People need to tains only one video game, a big-game
type cream out of vanilla vodka, Kahlua, colada and not have to worry about the have options. I just come here because I shoot-’em-up.
Frangelico and vanilla soy milk, which ingredients,” said Erin McSorley. “And like the bar.” “But it’s so easy, I figured, why If you can’t film them, join them.
goes in the Sam in a Sweater, a mix of everything’s really good too. Sam in a The bar also offers vegan empanada and not?” Filmmaker Eddie Rosenstein wanted to learn
the vegan cream with root beer, Coin- Sweater is my favorite.” occasionally invites vegan food trucks to Pine Box Rock Shop [12 Grattan St., be- about the people doing the dangerous job of dig-
treau, vodka and brandy cherries. And Many of the bar’s omnivorous patrons park on the street in front of the bar. tween Morgan Avenue and Bogart Street ging the tunnels that bring fresh water into New
since most Worcestershire sauces — used don’t realize that the bar is vegan, and Rush, who is a vegan herself, said she in Bushwick, (718) 366–6311, www.pine- York City — so he went and got a their job.
in Bloody Marys — include anchovies, come instead for the atmosphere, good decided to make the bar animal-product- boxrockshop.com]. And with the two old pipes that kept the city
hydrated for 150 years
rusting away, it was a job
Mr. Lonelyhearts in-depth account of how to woo women with of supreme importance,
a web profile — and it all starts with other Rosenstein said.
men’s Match.com profiles. “The fate of NYC,
“I really started to study Match.com. I looked and in a lot of ways,
at the good profiles and I looked at the bad pro- the world, was depen-
files to see what works and from that I was able dant on the completion
to get about two dates a week,” he said. of the third water tun-
Slope author pens handbook for Before he met Olivia two years ago on Match. nel,” said Rosenstein,
com, Adago chronically dated nearly 80 women a Brooklyn documen-
in a one-year span, primarily over the pop- tary filmmaker whose recent project, “Sand-
awkward men in search of wives
ular dating website. He closely analyzed the hogs,” chronicled the construction of an addi-
m outcome of each rendezvous and penned his tional tunnel channeling potable water into the
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Practice makes perfect: Joseph Adago
Adago with a cracked morale, but with enough a second date with a woman. A licensed real ter at dating,” said the happily married man. site asking for work, he said he finally took the
has penned a dating handbook titled,
dead-end dating experience to ironically write estate broker, Adago applied the persistence “I went on a lot of dates for a year and I actu- place of a worker who got hurt on the job.
a book on how to land a wife. he used to market rentals across Brooklyn to “The Program: Master the Art of Dating ally got a wife out of it.” On Dec. 28, Rosenstein will present clips
In his literary debut, “The Program: Master his dating life. and Attracting Women in Six Weeks.” Joseph Adago’s “The Program: Master the from his work and discuss the craft of non-fic-
the Art of Dating and Attracting Women in “You don’t just have to dress better — you Art of Dating and Attracting Women in Six tion storytelling at the first of a series of talks
Six Weeks,” the now-married 40-year-old de- have to speak well about yourself, you have to stone Brooklyn neighborhood after he met Weeks,” at Barnes & Noble bookstores [267 at the DUMBO Film Salon.
tails his self-made dating system that worked look at the stories you are telling women and his wife Olivia. Seventh Ave. at Sixth Street in Park Slope, DUMBO Film Salon at reRun [147 Front St.
by trial and error to break him out of the love- see that they work, and you have to go on a Adago’s “The Program” largely promotes (718) 832–9066, and 106 Court St. between between Jay and Pearl streets in DUMBO,
stricken rut he had been in for years. lot of dates and practice at it,” said the Man- online dating as a means to meet women and Schermerhorn and State streets, (718) 246– (718) 766–9110, reruntheater.com]. Dec. 28,
He says his system will do the same for hattan transplant, who moved to the brown- improve dating skills. In his book he gives an 4996, www.barnesandnoble.com]. $14.95. 6:45 pm, free. — Hannah Palmer Egan
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NINE DAYS IN BROOKLYN
FRI, DEC. 21
TOYS FOR TOTS DRIVE: The Park
Slope Civic Council is again hosting
the annual holiday collection. Books
and toys are needed for families
Find lots more listings online at
with children 2 to 12. Various loca-
tions throughout Park Slope. Visit BrooklynPaper.com/Events
website for list of drop-off loca-
tions. Free. www.parkslopecivic-
Littlefi eld [622 Degraw St. between
counil.org/toys-for-tots.
Fourth and Fifth avenues in Gow-
MOVIE NIGHT: Shorts and a full anus (718) 855–3388] www.little-
length family appropriate movie.
fi eldnyc.com.
Free! 6:15. The Moxie Spot [81
Atlantic Ave. between Hicks and QUILT SHOW: The 21st annual show
Henry streets in Brooklyn Heights, features theme of Cool-whether it’s
(718) 923–9710], themoxiespot. a cold wintery science, and cool col-
com. ors. $3. Noon–4 pm. Lefferts His-
toric Homestead [452 Flatbush Ave.
WINTER SOLSTICE: Mama Donna
is hosting the event again, in this between Empire Boulevard and
very special year. Advance regis- Eastern Parkway in Park Slope (718)
tration required. 5:45 am. Grand 789–2822] www.prospectpark.org.
Army Plaza [Union Street between COLONIAL GAMES: Children learn
Flatbush Avenue and Prospect Park about life before electricity. Free. 1
West in Park Slope, (718) 857–1343], pm. Fort Greene Park Visitor Center
www.donnahenes.net. [Enter park at Myrtle Avenue and
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ages children and their families to Brooklyn star: To commemorate its 100th year of music education enjoy the day. Free. 2–3 pm. Pros-
explore global cultures within the pect Park Audubon Center [Enter
and performance in the community, the Brooklyn Music School will
context of fantasy shoe store and park at Lincoln Road and Ocean
factory. Suitable for children 5 to 12 celebrate with Talib Kweli and Brooklyn artists, performers, stu- Avenue in Prospect Park (718)
years old. $7.50 (Free for members dents, and alumni on Dec. 22 in Fort Greene. 287–3400] www.prospectpark.org/
and children under1). 10 am–5 pm. audubon.
Brooklyn Children’s Museum [145 TASKS AND CRAFTS FROM THE
Brooklyn Ave. at St. Marks Avenue dance company Streb is back formance in the community, the PAST: Try your hand at needlepoint,
in Crown Heights (718) 735–4400] with a new theatrical piece of wild Brooklyn Music School (BMS) will play old fashioned games and
www.brooklynkids.org. contraptions and intense physical celebrate with Talib Kweli and local more. Free. 2:30–3:30 pm. Lefferts
“BIG ANNIE”: The production with stunts in “FORCES! The Movical!”. Brooklyn artists, performers, stu- Historic Homestead [452 Flatbush
story and music by Sandra Rob- $15. 7:30 pm. Streb Laboratory for dents and BMS alumni. $100. 4 pm. Ave. between Empire Boulevard
bins is an American Tall Tale, about Action Mechanics [51 N. First St. BAM Cultural District (126 St. Felix and Eastern Parkway in Park Slope
Annie, a Creole fl atboat cap- between Berry Street and Wythe St. between Lafayette Avenue and (718) 789–2822] www.prospect-
tain who pulls a boatload of toys Avenue in Williamsburg (718) 384– Hanson Place in Fort Greene), www. park.org.
through a terrible storm on Christ- 6491] www.streb.org. brooklynmusicschool.org. CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS: Children 5
mas Eve. Suitable for children in MUSIC, LIVE SCORING OF FILMS: COMMUNITY CAROLING: Join in on years old and younger learn about
grades Pre-k through second, (3 to Industries of the Blind, a 9 piece en- the singing of the beloved sacred the traditions of the holiday and
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Avenue in Crown Heights (718) 735- at Third Avenue in Gowanus (718) Group meets at various venues
MUSIC, END OF THE WORLD: Mayan
4400] www.brooklynkids.org. 643–6510] www.thebellhouseny. each week for single men and
end of the world part with AstroPop
HOLIDAY CIRCUS: Hosted by the com. women 40 to 60 years old. Live
Recording artists Bop Monroe and
Jolly old elf himself, the produc- Pocket Monster. 11:58 pm. Freddy’s PARK SLOPE FLEA MARKET: Peruse entertainment with DJ. $20 dinner
tion features illusionist Brad Ross, antiques, collectibles, vintage, minimum. 7–11 pm. Call for location
Bar [627 Fifth Ave. between 17th
canine trainer Irina Markova, the crafts, and furniture. 8 am–6 pm. (718) 983—6292.
and 18th streets in Greenwood
Castle Performing Bears and the Heights (718) 768–0131] www.fred- PS 321 [180 Seventh Ave. between COMEDY, COMEDY PERFOR-
clowns Alex Barney and Bill Murray. dysbar.com. First and Second streets in Park MANCE: Comedic Tales of Tragic
$35-$55. 7 pm. Millennium Theatre Slope (917) 991–7807] www.park- Heartbreak. 10 pm. The Way Sta-
[1029 Brighton Beach Ave. at Brigh- slopefl eamarket.com. tion [683 Washington Ave. between
ton 11th Street in Brighton Beach, SAT, DEC. 22 HOLIDAY MARKET: Brooklyn Craft St. Marks Avenue and Prospect
(718) 615–1500] www.holidaycircus. Central is having it’s annual holi- Place in Prospect Heights, (718)
com. MUSIC, HIP-HOP LEGEND TALIB day market that will feature a host 627–4949], www.waystationbk.com.
THEATER, STUNTS ON STAGE: The KWELI: To commemorate its 100th of New York vendors offering
Williamsburg-based daredevil year of music education and per- handmade goods. 11 am – 5 pm. See 9 DAYS on page 8
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Radiolabs!
Make the Holidays a Little
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Podcast workshop teaches
radio craft to everyone
By Eli Rosenberg recording devices, and the subtleties
The Brooklyn Paper of conducting an interview.
“It’s like furniture building; any-
The hills are alive with the sound body can make a cruddy chair out of Make life a little sweeter.™
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Cast away: Zack Dinerstein, a producer at WNYC and the host
ing one’s Klout on Twitter, the class’s from the thousands of plugged in lis-
of a DIY podcast “Feedback,” wants to teach you how to put on
teacher assures, recording a podcast is teners on their morning commutes to
your own podcast.
a skill that everyone can learn. radio shows like NPR’s “A sk Me An-
“This is stuff that anybody can other,” a segment of brain teasers and
be taught, but you have to have that trivia taped at the Bell House, or “ Air- “I enjoy performing and being out And most importantly, podcasts
drive,” said Zack Dinerstein, a pro- bone Event ,” a popular radio show and there,” said Fernandez, who has ep- are productions that take little over-
ducer for WNYC morning news show podcast hosted by WFMU 91.1 FM isodes on crystal meth drug forums head — all one needs is a decent com-
“The Takeaway” as well as a host of that broadcasts about once a month or dragon-themed sex stores, as well puter and a microphone.
a self-made music podcast called from a Ditmas Park wine bar. as one where he reads from Yelp re- “A podcast is like the online equiv-
“Feedback.” Podcast legend Jad Abumrad, of views about the United Artists Court alent to having your own radio sta-
Dinerstein will teach the class on the WNYC’s Radiolab podcast, calls Fort Street. “It’s a way for me to perform tion,” said Dinerstein. “The hardest
first three Sundays of January, show- Greene his home. and be in the public eye.” part is finding a quiet room.”
ing new radio hosts the ropes. And then there are amateurs, like Fernandez, who gets a couple thou- Introduction to Podcasting at
“If you want to make something Lou Fernandez, a Brooklyn Heights sand listeners every show, says it is the 3rd Ward [195 Morgan Ave.
creative and in-depth it takes knowing resident who makes a podcast called not a big money maker, but said that between Meadow and Stagg
audio editing,” said Dinerstein, who “ Lou Reads ” that involves him reading hosting it was way for him to get com- streets in Bushwick, (718) 715–4961,
will instruct wannabe podcasters in the the strange and often disgusting mate- fortable with voice-over work, some- www.3rdward.com]. Sundays start- MERRY GINGERBREAD MEN FESTIVAL™
ways of editing software, the whims of rial from various internet forums. thing he has parlayed into gigs. ing Jan. 6, $282.
With gingerbread men-shaped
pineapple and strawberries
A Claus for a cause take on hundreds of letters — which dipped in gourmet
asked for everything from toy sol-
chocolate
diers to rent money.
“The real heartbreaking ones are
the ones where they’re asking for bare To order, please call or visit:
necessities,” said Palmer.
But by the late 1920s, the novelty
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hibit at Williamsburg’s City Reliquary ation was a one-man operation under
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Gluck decided to fill the boots and hibit at the Williamsburg museum. the City Reliquary.
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All that jazz S. Fifth Street, jazz is alive and
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The Friday night show features
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This Williamsburg venue sionist Abdus Sabor. Staying in the
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Singers please be on time. BALL: The Brooklyn Nets
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237–0145]. Atlantic Ave. at Flatbush
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pm. Public Assembly [70
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BALL: The Brooklyn Nets enue in Williamsburg, (718)
take on the Boston Celt- 782–5188], www.publicas-
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pm. Barclays Center [620
This Holiday Season Families Atlantic Ave. at Flatbush MUSIC, ELECTRONIC ROCK:
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Please donate NEEDLECRAFTING: Before music-lovers on their feet.
video games, movies and $8-$12. 11:59pm. Cameo
TV there were indoor proj- Gallery [93 North 6th St. in
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long winter nights. Try your 1180] www.cameony.net.
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789–2822] www.prospect- From Enola, Gates, Cara-
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sembly [70 N. Sixth St.
at Wythe Avenue in Wil-
THURS, DEC. 27 liamsburg, (718) 782–5188],
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FRONT final seconds of each game, Those four crunch-time as opposed to only 91 when
only to botch the winning or minutes that Lopez sat on he’s in the lineup. Beyond the
COURT tying shot. the bench meant the differ- impressive stat lines, his pres-
In Saturday’s loss to Chi- ence between a win and a ence in the paint constantly
cago, coach Avery Johnson loss for the Nets. alters shots, changing how
BByy TToomm La fLeafe pulled Lopez with 5:37 left At the beginning of the teams attack the Nets.
in the fourth with the Nets season, this column looked Thus far, December has m
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Ass the Nets held fourth quarter would until it was clear how In the games he missed, the Nets will be driven by
Center Brook Lopez is coming off of a foot injury — leads in losses to Bulls and his sprained foot would re- the Nets surrendered an av- the success of the team’s
and he’s lucky he didn’t get hurt in this scary play. Jazz and got good looks in the spond to game action. erage of 99 points per game, big men.
Xmas tradition on bridge
Even Williams admits he must shoot better
By Natalie Musumeci “Christmas comes once
The Brooklyn Paper a year and it makes me feel
Santa Claus is coming to like a kid again ,” said Trilli,
BACK Nets’ franchise point guard “I’m used to just move- Not exactly, and thanks to doing when they’re not in iso- than a rim-crasher like Ty- town — and he’s running a 66-year-old runner who
addressed the subject of last ment,” Williams added. “So Synergy Sports Technology, a lation? Pick-and-rolls, mostly. son Chandler. in, right over the Brooklyn bought the suit in 1997 af-
COURT week’s column — how his I’m still trying to adjust.” tool used by NBA scouts, we More pick-and-rolls would Williams needs to start Bridge. ter seeing some Noel-themed
shooting has fallen off since It doesn’t take a basket- have some numbers to prove keep D-Will’s defenders off- making shots, but it’s time for On Christmas morning, races across the borough.
BByy MMatatt Stp Solparolar moving to the Northeast — by ball savant to notice Brook- it. D-Will has worked in iso- balance and allow him more the coach to give him a clearer life-long Cobble Hill resi- Trilli, who has completed
blaming the “system.” lyn coach Avery Johnson is lation a whopping 21 percent creative moments. But he offensive framework. And if dent Frederick Trilli will 21 marathons, said the run
“That system [in Utah] was more focused on the defen- of his plays this season — just lacks reliable rollers. Power a few more pick-and-rolls can continue his 15-year hol- over the 1.1-mile bridge nor-
So now we know: D-Will a great system for my style of sive end of the floor and tends shy of fellow back courter Joe forwards Kris Humphries offer a boost, why not? iday tradition by running mally takes him just 20 min-
liked it better in Utah. play. I’m a system player, and to let the boys do what they Johnson’s 24.9 percent, and or Reggie Evans — bruisers Matt Spolar is a nearly over the landmarked bridge utes, but lasts up to an hour
Readers have come to ex- I loved coach [Jerry] Sloan’s feel on the offensive end. more than any other starting without much offensive game 6-foot-1 journalist with a suited up from head to toe as in a Santa suit due to fans
pect this column to provide system,” Williams s aid accord- Isn’t that just the NBA, you point guard in the East except — don’t pose a threat going middling high school bas- jolly, old Saint Nick. seeking photographs.
hard-hitting analysis and dom- ing to ESPN , recalling how he say? A bunch of guys stand- Kyrie Irving, lowly Cleveland’s toward the basket, and center ketball career who is sure
inate the news cycle, but even thrived in “system” offenses in ing around while somebody one-man team. Brook Lopez is himself more the Nets win thanks to
we were surprised when the high school and college. goes one-on-one? What are other point guards inclined to work in isolation team’s top-tier guards. Affordable Family Dentistry
in modern pleasant surroundings
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roll Gardens, and Jacque Tor- is the first time in New York “I came here after the di- “To think about this neigh- Special care for children & anxious patients
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these guys make me feel re- are gentlemen when walk- ager last winter, is working save-almondine . and insurance plans accommodated
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really important to feel safe Ruiz said he is hoping to watch or alert system.
cized gropings in South Park one, so many crimes would
where you live.” raise money to get his vol- “I talked to other people
Slope, Windsor Terrace, and be prevented.” Ruiz manages five volun- unteers helmet cams so that in my neighborhood about
Kensington, when he posted Chloe Bearce called the teers and runs a background they can keep a record of their the attacks and no one had Growing Dollars
himself by subway stations Brooklyn Bike Patrol twice check on anyone who wants surroundings. heard of them,” she said. “We
in the Slope and passed out last week and was happy to see to take part. He insists that Brooklyn Bike Patrol isn’t at least need to know what’s
and Sense
fliers advertising his ser- volunteers on two-wheelers all volunteers have a clean the only group aiming to keep going on.”
vices to women coming off waiting when she arrived at criminal record. people safe in the borough. Call the Brooklyn Bike
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will practice and play some open to the public, but school ricane Sandy and are already wouldn’t give a reason why “We haven’t received any
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and Events Center in Mill be plenty of demand for the
Basin for games. pitches until as late as 10 pm,
“I’ve played all over, and when the open space will close
these are the best fields with once lighting damaged by Hur-
the best views in the coun- ricane Sandy is repaired.
try,” he said. “We’re going to prioritize
The new five-acre space youth and school groups, but
— which cost $26 million to we think there are going to be The GENESIS Program
build — features three syn- a number of adult leagues that
thetic turf fields that can be will want to play here as well,”
combined to form a regula- said Regina Myers, president Xaverian’s Middle School
tion-sized pitch for college of Brooklyn Bridge Park, who for the Academically Talented
play, or split for recreational expects the lights to be fixed
or youth leagues. this winter.
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protect the East River from “Open playing fields are
kickers who happen to bend it a something that people have
little more than Beckham. wanted for a long time,” said Limited preview days available
Soccer players can’t wait to Judy Stanton, executive direc- in January by appointment only.
get their hands — errr, feet — tor of the Brooklyn Heights
on the new open space. Association. “We’re going to
“It’s heartening to see fa- see them used all the time. The Genesis Program, Xaverian’s middle
cilities like this that grow and There will be an enormous school, is designed to develop and nurture high-
promote the sport,” said Je- demand.” level critical thinking skills and is committed to
rome de Bontin, general man- With the debut of Pier 5 the development of the middle school student
ager of the New York Red and the soon-to-open Squibb
through academic excellence, extracurricular
Bulls. “Our youth that will Park Bridge, 42 percent of
play on these fields will learn Brooklyn Bridge Park, which involvement, and Christian service to neighbor
lessons in hard work, team- welcomed borough residents and community.
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environment complete with Smart
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WHAT A SLICE GUY! ident of an Italian non-profit whip up 100 12-inch margher-
organization that aims to keep ita-style pizzas on Saturday,
alive his nation’s heritage while Miccu set up shop on
through culture and tradition, in front of Enoteca and made
put Miccu in touch with Joe 100 of his famous fried piz-
Pizza-maker serves pies to the Hurricane-slammed Chirico, the owner of the leg- zas, which resemble calzones
endary Marco Polo Ristorante stuffed with ricotta cheese, to-
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Naples pizza legend Sergio Miccu to hungry Red of Hurricane Sandy-ravaged from the brutal storm. The pizzaiolo decided to port,” he said. portunity to help out,” said Church on Richards Street and
Hook residents. Red Hook a taste of relief. “This is normal in the Ital- help out after seeing TV re- Andrea Carrano, the pres- Marco Chirico, who helped handed out the pizzas.
NARWHAL...
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who hopes his brewery will set up shop in Bushwick in
2013. “We really like the name — to have them come
KIDS (cid:129) SCHOOL (cid:129) STYLE (cid:129) TEENS (cid:129) CAMPS (cid:129) MUSIC
in and take it is really frustrating.”
Lee and his colleague Kevin Stafford r egistered Nar-
whal Brewery as a limited liability corporation in April
2011 , but the rookie owners — who still work day jobs
I put the words into their mouths
— didn’t file for a federal trademark for the name.
Up comes Sierra Nevada, which f iled a federal trademark
to name an imperial stout “Narwhal” in June 2012.
The Chico, Calif.-based company says it cast nets far
and wide to see if other brewers were using the arctic ma-
At Thanksgiving, I my children. ticulate (when they want to adults because, really, I want woman is proud of her daugh- rine mammal’s name before filing the paperwork.
promised myself it This habit The be), intelligent, and argu- to be part of the conversation ter, and knows so much about “Like all of the beers we’ve launched before it we did
wouldn’t happen drives me crazy mentative teenagers (again, and I know, deep down, my what her daughter does and is extensive searches,” said Sierra Nevada spokesman Ryan
again, that I’d stay in con- when I hear it in Dad when they want to be). They daughters are more interest- interested in. But come on, let Arnold, who claims his company scoured the US Patent
trol. No matter what my in- other parents. don’t need me, or anyone else, ing than I am. the girl speak for herself! and Trademark office, state liquor boards, and websites
laws said, I was going to keep I can’t stand it sounding off for them. Yet I I know my 14-year-old, So, if I learn to control my- such as Beeradvocate.com and Ratebeer.com.
my big mouth shut. when I bend struggle to contain myself. who is stage manager for a self, and keep my mouth shut “In the searches for ‘Narwhal,’ we found no other beers
In spite of my prepara- down to speak By Scott Sager Maybe I do it because I play, is on the gymnastics team when my kids are conversing based or sold in the United States,” Arnold said.
tions and best intentions, to their young- find their reply to an adult and is reading all the works of with adults, perhaps that will Legal experts say Sierra Nevada would have the up-
even with breathing, man- ster and ask him about school I could justify this behav- rude or way off the point. Jane Austen for a class, has mean I’ve accepted my place per hand in a court case due to the federal trademark and
tras, and biting my tongue, it Maybe it’s because I feel a got it all on a bald, middle- in life, that I’m no longer try- because Narwhal Brewery has yet to sell any beer — an
or the cool looking stain on ior years ago, when one of
still happened: as Grandma fuller answer is called for and aged guy who works out at ing to hold on to my daugh- activity that can establish trademark rights.
his shirt and, just as the little my daughters was little and
asked my kids some ques- their words lacked nuance the gym once in a while. ters’ coattails, that I’m ready “The system definitely benefits whoever registers first,”
tyke starts to respond, mom didn’t know enough words
tion about school, and they or depth or relevant details. The other night I was sit- to let them present themselves said Barton Beebe, a professor at New York Universi-
gave her a meager, shallow or dad chimes in and make it to tell an inquisitive stranger Maybe I speak up to model ting with a young woman however they want and take ty’s law school and an expert in trademark law. “These
answer, my mouth opened a conversation between the on the bus that the ice cream a better way to respond in a who a freshman at college the spotlight. kinds of David vs. Goliath disputes are very common
and out flowed the words grown ups. dripping down her chin was certain situation. All of this and her mother. As I asked Besides, I’d rather lis- in trademark law. Usually the Goliath wins.”
I thought my girls should Still, no matter how hard I cookies and cream from a could be true. the student about school, mom ten to what my girls have to This isn’t a whale war yet — but the story is murkier than
have said. try, I can’t keep myself from shop about 10 blocks back. But maybe I insert my- would chime in, responding say than whatever gibberish a chocolate stout served 10,000 leagues under the sea.
Once again, I answered for doing it, too. But now my girls are ar- self into my girls’ talks with for her daughter. Of course this comes out of my lips. Lee claims Sierra Nevada, which is now American’s
s eventh-largest beer producer, initially told him it would
Come Check it Out! withdraw its trademark application and sell off only the
batch of beer it had made under the Narwhal name.
New Chef, New Menu!!
But Lee says he found out in November through an out-
side counsel hired by Sierra Nevada that the suds seller had
Come Together an about face and wanted him to stop using the name.
THE
with Family & Friends “It was a bit of a shock,” said Lee, whose company
doesn’t even have a liquor license yet, but has entered
some of its beer in festivals and competitions and sold
Narwhal branded merchandise.
DAY SCHOOL, INC. Sierra Nevada says it only decided to take the legal
SPOT
route because Lee did first.
A fully licensed and certified preschool 2 blocks from B. Bridge Park Pier 6 Playgrnd “We have never made any threats of litigation, implied
2 floors Restaurant and Play Space or otherwise,” the company spokesman said. “Ordinar-
81 Atlantic Ave (@Hicks) 718-923-9710 ily, we would have been happy to continue the conversa-
2-4 year old programs 2, 3, 4 or 5 mornings, Mon-Wed 10am—6:30pm, tion between the parties. But, since they approached us
Licensed teachers afternoons or full days TWhwuwr.st-hSeumn o10xaiems p—ot 8.:c3o0mp m initially via council, we have had to keep all exchanges
Optimal educational equipment Spacious Classrooms EVENING through each party’s representation.”
Lee vowed to continue his fight — and said all he wants
Exclusive outdoor facilities Enriched Curriculum FAMILY Nintendo Wii Night Family Disco Fri Movie Night, is a conversation with the company, with no lawyers.
Indoor Gym facilities Caring, loving environment “We’d be amenable to discussing a situation where
ACTIVITIES 1st & 3rd Sats, 6p 2nd Sats, 6p Sun Bingo Night! everyone gets to use the name,” he said.
Call: 230-5255 Sierra Nevada hinted that the ocean might be big enough
Kid 2nd Floor Entry Fee Singalong Storytimes Dance Around for two brews honoring the spiky-headed sea beast.
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each $15 food purchase
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