The Brooklyn Paper Volume 36 Issue 44

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BAM IN BKLYN
President makes fl ying visit, praises school that
came out of controversial Bloomberg policies
By Jaime Lutz for Technology Early College.
The Brooklyn Paper The nation’s chief executive called Sec-
Brooklyn is really hot right now, ond Street home for a spell after gradu-
sez the prez. ating from Columbia University in 1984
President Obama staged a whirlwind and, speaking last Friday, he pointed to
visit last Friday, flying into Prospect the centerpiece of the controversial At-
Park in a helicopter, speaking at a Crown lantic Yards project as proof of our im-
Heights high school, and stopping by proved stature as a hip capital.
Junior’s Restaurant for cheesecake. And “The Barclays Center hadn’t been
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“When I lived in Brooklyn, it was President Obama’s helicopter the park’s ball fields. From there, he Ass
cool, but it wasn’t this cool,” Obama touches down in Prospect Park’s rode over to Pathways, a public high President Obama and Democratic mayoral nominee Bill DeBlasio stop by Junior’s Restaurant to pick up
told the crowd gathered at Pathways Long Meadow. See OBAMA on page 6 some cheesecake during the commander-in-chief’s Oct. 25 visit.
Planners okay Pulaski bike path
Bridge plan would replace lane of car traffi c, end cyclist-pedestrian chaos
By Danielle Furfaro “Another indirect added
The Brooklyn Paper MEAN benefit the dedicated bike lane
Move over, Queens car com- might create involves slowing
muters. Streets down motorists that speed south-
The city’s planning commis- bound over the Pulaski Bridge
sion green-lighted a new, sepa- The battle for Brooklyn’s byways at sometimes twice the speed
m rated bike path on the Pulaski limit,” he said.
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basset hounds at a gathering of the long-faced dogs in blyman Joe Lentol, who proposed With a new separated bike lane, bicyclists on the Pulaski from six to five lanes, which Len- on the bike lane will commence
Prospect Park. See story on page 14. the lane change on the link be- Bridge will no longer have to dodge pedestrians. tol says is not a bad thing. in the spring of 2014.
Slopers really feeling the burn
Say the CrossFit gym next door is like an earthquake every morning
By Natalie Musumeci if the fitness center does not The Slope location offers pri-
The Brooklyn Paper end the noise, they might pack vate training for $100 an hour
Neighbors of a Park Slope up and leave. and, for those parents looking
gym that specializes in a world- “I put my pillow over my to pump up their progeny, kids’
wide workout craze say that head and hope that it stops, but sessions for $300 a pop. The
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both buildings shake. The pre- Fifth Avenue resident Jena Battaglia says that the ear- icine balls, flip tractor-trailer file permits, according to pub-
dawn cacophony wakes neigh- ly-morning racket caused by weightlifters who drop tires, climb ropes, tote thick lic records.
bors and has some saying that their barbells at CrossFit 718 is waking her up. chains, and lift big weights. See NOISE on page 14
Greenpointers furious after HBO
Prenatal yoga — in a bar
crew fi lls their street with soil
By Danielle Furfaro Rohan, adding that the film crew vi-
Quirky hybrid Bushwick biz has moms bellying up The Brooklyn Paper olated his disabled parking permit
Entertainment is a dirty busi- by towing his car to a nearby block.
“My blood pressure was definitely
ness.
By Danielle Furfaro stretch sessions are a recipe for little owners say that students around the bor- up that day.”
That is what a group of Greenpoint-
The Brooklyn Paper yoga masters. ough often find themselves hard up for Last Wednesday’s shoot took over
ers that has often railed against the
What do you get when you com- “We get very silly,” teacher Ria Coo- a place to socialize over the hair of the three blocks, removed all the street
presence of film crews in its neigh-
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and new moms and their tots. Partic- last year with a saloon in the front and “In the past year, we have had a lot of Nikki Coch, the very pregnant “It was like being occupied by a “There is dirt everywhere.”
ipants say that the pre- and neonatal a meditation station in the back, but its See YOGA o n page 14 owner of the Cobra Club. foreign nation,” said neighbor Bill See DIRT on page 12
It’s beginning to look a lot like Xmas
As seasonal lights go up early, it’s All Hallows’ Christmas Eve in Brooklyn
By Will Bredderman trict representing stores along the and the holidays are upon us,” said
The Brooklyn Paper Bay Ridge corridor — where snow- Clark, adding he was unable to
It’s the most wonderful time flake lights are currently competing recall if the lights had gone up
of the year — Halloween? with banners proclaiming “Fall on this early in the past.
Most Brooklynites are just Fifth” — said it contracts a private Some Christmas light contrac-
m cleaning up after trick-or-treat- company to dress up the avenue tors said that they start hauling out
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of Stillwell and Neptune avenues to see his latest work. The business improvement dis- Festive decorations are already up on Atlantic Avenue. “It tells people that Christmas See XMAS o n page 14
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B ROOKLYN N ETS COVE R AG E
Nets’ big men lookin’ better
FRONT bounding remained stagnant will take some pressure off
an unimpressive for a seven- Lopez to pull down boards. (cid:54)(cid:61)(cid:58)(cid:55)(cid:50)(cid:47)(cid:71)(cid:14)
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COURT footer, as he averaged only 6.9 Additionally, with Garnett
points per game. I’d like to see owning the high post, Lo-
him return to the form that net- pez will draw fewer double-
BByy TToomm La fLeafe ted him more than the eight teams and have more room
points-per-game he posted in to operate in the low post
As the Nets enter their sec- his first two seasons. Lopez’s — an option not available
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they come in with a new improved dramatically as he the Nets limiting KG’s min-
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that many say will make the during the regular season and court bench, Garnett will be
three per game in the playoffs.
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In the offseason, Lopez had
the Frontcourt will play the playoff run.
another surgery on his right
biggest role in determining if Andray Blatche: Blatche
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a previously inserted screw.
pointment or elation. Let’s take Brooklyn last season, earning
Though minor, it is something
a look at who’s who and what a new, lucrative contract. He
to pay attention to as the sea-
we can expect from the most will continue to spell Lopez
son progresses.
important players on the Bar- off the bench at the five spot.
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Lopez’s offensive game was doesn’t change the intensity Ass sacola kid returns to Brooklyn
never a concern, however, his he brings on the defensive Kevin Garnett will play for a second year, and with the
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COURT seemed to embrace that role
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But the more things change, he could be key to Brook-
what to expect from Brook- Will he hit the ground run-
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peripheral personnel is almost Deron Williams: Our come equipped with syringes much-desired efficiency.
entirely new, but the core — main man couldn’t find his of plasma? Shaun Livingston: A
the star duo of point guard touch during the first half of Joe Johnson: Iso Joe sneaky pickup by the Nets
Deron Williams and shoot- last season, then got plate- will never live up to his to serve as D-Will’s backup,
ing guard Joe Johnson — re- let-rich plasma injected into contract, but he should be the 6-foot-7 journeyman has
mains in place. his ankles and started play- better than last year. His unique length for a point
Here’s a breakdown of ing like an All-Star again. one-on-one style can slow See BACK on page 12
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4 AWP The Brooklyn Paper (cid:129) www.BrooklynPaper.com (cid:129) [phone] November 1–7, 2013
Man stole Magic cards from store: Cops
and debit cards, makeup, and he left his black ride on the cameras show the grab- walk out of the store with- open, the cash machine
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$100 — and ran off, cops street between Second and POLICE BLOTTER happy duo came into the out paying for them, prose- was smashed, and $8,000
Brooklyn Heights– said. Third avenues at 8 pm and, shop between Fourth and cutors said. was gone.
DUMBO–Boerum Hill– The bandit made her get- when he returned the next Fifth avenues at 11:30 am, The District Attorney’s Cops say eventually
Downtown away in black car that was morning, his gray motorbike Find more online every Wednesday at and grabbed two of the gad- Office charged him with petit tracked the man down when
Cops cuffed a man who parked on President Street was missing. BrooklynPaper.com/blotter gets before scramming and larceny and criminal posses- they matched his blood to
they say stole Magic: The and Fourth Avenue, accord- Bad work day speeding off in the direction sion of stolen property. drops left on the smashed
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The suspect stole three A quick-handed teenager made off with an assortment told police that he was stand- She was caught in the act at Up in smoke they say stole a ring worth Police collared a man who
packs of cards from the shop snatched a woman’s iPhone of the three residents’ elec- ing near Fort Greene Place the store near Warren Street A crook swiped thousands $3,000 from his friend’s Kent they say broke into an ice
near Schermerhorn Street at 5 right out of her hand while tronics and jewelry on Oct. at 7 pm with his money in at 6:25 pm, cops said. in cash and swag from an un- Avenue house on Oct. 22 and cream truck and stealing the
1:50 pm, cops said. she was inside the Atlan- 25, cops said. hand, shortly after leaving a — Jaime Lutz locked car on Third Avenue then sold it to a pawn shop. driver’s stuff on Ten Eyck
Hand and glove tic Avenue-Barclays Cen- The three lady roommates store, when the hooded fig- while the owner was inside The woman who lived at Street on Oct. 19.
Police arrested a suspect ter train station on Oct. 23, told cops that they left the ure snatched the cash and 68TH PRECINCT a nearby hookah bar on Oct. the apartment between N. The man broke into the
who they say was caught on cops said. pad between Fourth and fled towards Flatbush Av- 26, cops reported. Fourth and N. Fifth streets frozen treat truck that was
camera stealing gloves from The victim told police she Fifth avenues at 8:45 am for enue, according to a police Bay Ridge–Dyker Heights The victim said she left noticed that her ring was parked between Waterbury
a Fulton Street convenience walking to the B and Q train work and, when one of the report. Phoned in her vehicle near the corner missing that day at 12:05 pm Street and Morgan Avenue at
store on Oct. 23. platform at 9 pm when a pink- women returned about nine Credit crunch A pair of punks tried of 70th Street at 10:13 pm and asked the man who had 11:35 am and stole a bag that
A security guard at the vest-wearing girl grabbed the hours later, she noticed that — and failed — to pluck a with her expensive belong- been staying at her house if contained $550 cash, a gold
store near Smith Street told phone and ran off towards the front door to the apart- A crook broke the win- woman’s Apple iPhone on ings in the backseat and with- he took it — and he admit- chain, a gold braclet, credit
cops that when he tried to Hanson Place. ment was loose. dow of a man’s car that was 91st Street on Oct. 24, po- out securing the doors, and ted that he did, according to cards, and the operator’s li-
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— Jaime Lutz apartment on Oct. 21, cops ver bracelets, a brass bracelet, cops said. 2:50 am when the the would- designer bags, iPad, Black- sion of stolen property, grand Northside–
said. and an iPhone, cops said. The 41-year-old victim be crooks ran up and tried bury, Chanel perfume, two larceny and petit larceny. Bedford-Stuyvesant
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grabbed her black purse — cops said. while he was smoking a cig- Avenue at 1:25 pm and, when Inside, she found the house The manager of the ship- The owner of the build- man supposedly said when
containing her wallet, credit The victim told police that arette on Atlantic Avenue on she was not looking, the thief ransacked, and a Tiffany and per between Apollo Street ing told police that he locked asked for the goods.
snatched her bag with her Co.-brand necklace, bracelet, and Meeker Avenue told po- the basement door before he Police charged the guy
wallet, jacket, and credit and ring missing, according lice that he witnessed the man left that night and, when he with petit larceny and pos-
Clear Healthy Skin and debit cards inside. to police. take several liters of vodka got back in the morning, the session of stolen property.
— Natalie Musumeci Fruit loop off the pallets, dump the basement door was ripped — Danielle Furfaro
A masked thug held up a spirit into his own bottles,
isn’t it time you call? 76TH PRECINCT Third Avenue produce mar- and put the empties back on Affordable Family Dentistry
ket on Oct. 23, authorities the pallets before shipping
Carroll Gardens– in modern pleasant surroundings
said. them off.
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Bitter coffee State of the Art Sterilization (autoclave)
GHI, HIP, 1199, AETNA, CIGNA, UNITED, OXFORD, fiend ran into the business at Office charged him with five Emergencies treated promptly
Cops cuffed a woman who the corner of Ovington Ave- counts of petit larceny and
HORIZON, HEALTHNET, MEDICARE, BLUE CROSS, they say threw a coffee cup nue with a mask over his head five counts of criminal pos- Special care for children & anxious patients
MAGNACARE, AMERICHOICE, ELDERPLAN at her victim on Oct. 28 on and a gun in his hand at 4:39 session of stolen property. WE NOW ACCEPT OXFORD
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Cuff ’em!
Activists: Prosecute state
offi cials for LICH disaster
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their handling of the hospi- grown louder as Brooklyn Critics say Gov. Cuomo’s underlings are managing
tal at a meeting of a Cobble Supreme Court Judge Johnny Long Island College Hospital to death.
Health care is Hill neighborhood group on Lee Baynes has d eferred rul-
Monday night. ing on whether state officials that will make SUNY fol- taking over in 2011.
The outcry came hours af- are in contempt, which could low the law.” The outcry continues de-
ter the State University of r esult in fines and even jail Judge Baynes has sched- spite the fact that t he state
New York, which manages time , and employees have uled a Nov. 18 hearing to allowed ambulances back
the medical center and has faced firing, according to decide on whether the state at the hospital and is sup-
been trying to shutter it since hospital advocates. Hospi- management team is in con- posed to be out of the pic-
February, canceled the lay- tal workers and outraged tempt of court after months of ture sometime soon due to a
changing. off of 500 staffers, but that neighbors say that punish- delays, Walden said, adding bombshell ruling by Demar-
was not nearly enough to ap- ment is the only way to de- that he has witnesses lined est that stripped it of author-
pease the activists who claim ter state officials who have up to testify that the state ity over the place .
that the state has been trying repeatedly ignored judges’ intentionally sabotaged the Last week, Baynes-ap-
to kill the 155-year-old Cob- formal scoldings, which the hospital and fraudulently pointed hospital watchdog
ble Hill institution to sell off activists say amounts to an paid former hospital opera- Jon Berall told this newspa-
the valuable real estate be- obvious crime. tor Continuum Health Part- per that the state took over the
neath it, in clear violation of “Order after order was en- ners $2-million per month to hospital as part of an “evil”
court orders. tered, upheld, and violated handle billing, which he says plot to sell it to luxury devel-
“The Cobble Hill Asso- by SUNY,” said Jim Walden, Continuum never did. opers and that a new operator
ciation is very interested a lawyer for Public Advo- In a second court case that might take over as soon as
in criminal proceedings,” cate and Democratic may- could decide the fate of the be- this week. The land beneath
said Jeff Strabone, a mem- oral nominee Bill DeBlasio, leaguered hospital — this one the institution could be worth
ber of the group, drawing ap- who has been arrested pro- handled by Brooklyn Supreme a s much as $500-million, ac-
plause from the crowd inter- testing the closure. Court Justice Carolyn Demar- cording to real estate experts,
spersed with chants of “Lock “Holding a state agency est — advocates plan to argue but state officials claim to be
’em up!” in contempt of court is in that the state has been sab- losing millions every month
Advocates for the hospital my opinion the only thing otaging the institution since keeping the doors open.
OBAMA...
Continued from page 1 icies. Obama later called on
school operated in partner- Congress to pass a universal
ship with the City University prekindergarten law, draw-
of New York and IBM. ing enthusiastic nods from
His visit to Pathways in- DeBlasio, who has proposed
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waning days of his mayorship The doomed school opened President Obama rolls past Grand Army Plaza in
as his Department of Educa- in 1989 with a structure simi- the presidential motorcade.
tion moves to finalize a slew lar to Pathways’, operating in
of new so-called co-locations , partnership with Bloomberg’s closure list. high school’s replacement has
often over the opposition of first Wall Street employer Sa- DeBlasio opposed the not been around long enough
parents and teachers. lomon Brothers, which pro- shuttering in his role as public to have its performance fully
Addressing a crowd of stu- vided students one-on-one advocate and has called for a measured.
dents, teachers, and report- mentorships with financial moratorium on so-called co- Pathways Principal Rashid
ers, President Obama praised services workers, internship locations as part of his may- Davis acknowledged that
Pathways for offering a six- opportunities, and college test oral campaign. It is unclear if fact at the ceremony but
year, technology-focused pro- preparation. In 1992, Fortune it came up when he accom- said that Obama’s visit was
gram that allows students to Magazine called the school’s panied the president to Ju- proof enough his staff is do-
earn associate’s degrees in early results “ encouraging.” nior’s for some sweets. ing things right. At the mo-
computer science and engi- But by 2005, the school was re- Paul Robeson is still in the ment, though, Pathways is
neering. Mayor Bloomberg, portedly overcrowded as a di- process of being phased out under-performing in at least
who was in attendance with rect result of Bloomberg’s shift and houses a handful of stu- one subject, scoring i n the
Democratic mayoral nomi- to focusing on new, smaller dents and teachers who have bottom 25 percent on Eng-
nee Bill DeBlasio, praised the schools and, two years ago, access to an ever-decreasing lish tests when compared to
What will happen to
president’s educational pol- it found itself on the mayor’s share of the facility, but the similar schools .
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Poetry barn
Roses are red, but DUMBO is no longer blue
now that it has the city’s only poetry store.
Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop focuses on creative,
unconventional poetry books from small, indepen-
dent press houses that would not find a market in
most bookstores.
“We are trying to
shine a light on book art
do and chap books,” said
Giral co-owner Jared White.
dra “We are curating a small
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as possible, starting with a massive grand open-
ing party that will feature at least 25 readings.
Co-owners White and his wife, Farrah Field,
started Berl’s in 2011 as a tiny booth among all
(718) 260–2500 The Brooklyn Paper’s essential guide to the Borough of Kings November 1–7, 2013 the other artisans at Brooklyn Flea. A few months
ago, the inventory had grown so large that the
couple realized they needed a storefront to keep
their business’ momentum moving forward.
Marrying Figaro! “Brooklyn has a rich history of poetry and
we want to keep that going,” said White.
Grand opening party at Berl’s Brooklyn
Poetry Shop [126A Front St., at Pearl Street,
(347) 687-2375, www.berlsbrooklynpoetry-
shop.blogspot.com .] 3pm on Saturday, Nov.
2. Free. — Danielle Furfaro
Three opera companies perform Mozart’s classic ART
Leafy scenes
By Meredith Deliso
The Brooklyn Paper
Take a picture, it will last longer — especially
Fans of “The Marriage of Figaro,” you when the subject matter is biodegradable.
have a tough decision to make. In “Genius Loci,” a new art exhibition at
This month, three different Brook- Park Slope’s 440 Gallery, Bay Ridge artist Tom
lyn opera companies will be performing Bovo captures fall before it can disappear by
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Lorenzo collecting leaves from all over Brooklyn and
da Ponte’s comic tale of love, jealously, photographing them in
and deception, with productions by up- an ethereal light.
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era house. The photos appear in both color and black
“Anybody who’s ever seen or heard the and white. Bovo believes the vivid hues can
word ‘opera’ has heard of ‘The Marriage be a distraction.
of Figaro,’” said Fran Garber, chair of the “Sometimes the color is so compelling, it
Regina Opera Company, whose produc- makes it harder to see other interesting things
tion kicks off with a free preview in on in the images,” said the artist.
Nov. 12. “Some operas have one or two Bovo developed his own method of pre-
hit tunes — this has eight or nine.” serving and capturing the unique aesthetic
For LoftOpera, an “underground” op- details of the leaves he collected.
era company that launched in the spring “Genius Loci” at 440 Gallery [440 Sixth
with a production of Mozart’s “Don Gio- Ave, [phone], www.440gallery.com ]
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know that if they go to something titled
Scenes from rehearsal: (Clockwise from top right) Regina Opera Company’ “Marriage” is the longest of the three Zombie Cash
‘the Marriage of Figaro,’ they’re going
versions being performed in Brooklyn this month. Upstart LoftOpera will explore the drawing room comedy in a refur-
to enjoy it.”
bished Gowanus warehouse. Members of Opera in the Slope show off fancy duds scored from a City Opera auction.
Clocking in at almost four hours, most
companies today choose to abridge the
complicated story to keep up with modern ble to the original — in both the libretto Carlos Jimeno is building a giant house “This screen would give the idea of It turns out Johnny Cash really does walk
attention spans. Still, for Regina, whose and the costumes. of cards, which he says symbolizes the the possible collapse of society,” said Ji- the line — between alive and dead, that is.
production is the longest of the three, it Opera in the Slope will be taking some fragile society of the day and class dif- meno. “It is also very useful to hide peo- The legendary country singer will rise from
was important to be as faithful as possi- theatrical license with its set. Producer ferences emphasized in the drama. ple, which happens a lot.” the grave in the form of Brooklyn musician Steve
In a departure from its borough coun- Sasso, who portrays a zombified version of the
terparts, LoftOpera won’t be using strict country star in satirical
Figaro fisticuffs: Tale of the tape period dress, and its “Figaro” promises tribute show “Zombie
to be immersive and in-your-face. Cash” at the Jalopy The-
“People aren’t used to being so close atre on Nov. 1. Also per-
Let’s get ready to rumble! It will be an operatic battle royale in Brooklyn this month when to an operatic voice,” said Ellis-Ferris. forming live, in a manner
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COMPANY REGINA OPERA COMPANY LOFTOPERA OPERA IN THE SLOPE concerned,” said Garber. “There are three timey” band the Booboo Danger.
Founded 1970 2013 2013 million people in Brooklyn, so certainly “Zombie Cash” made its debut last Halloween,
we all have enough seats for everyone to featuring spooky spoofs on classic Cash songs,
Approach Faithful Immersive party Metaphorical come and see the opera.” like the “Cry, Cry, Cry” parody “Die, Die, Die.”
It was supposed to be a one-time thing, but Sasso
LoftOpera at Gowanus Lofts [91
Venue Auditorium stage Refurbished warehouse Church hall said the show’s surprise success inspired him to
Ninth St. between Smith Street and
reanimate its corpse once again — and to write
Orchestra 35-piece 24-piece 11-piece Second Avenue in Gowanus, (347) 763-
a few new tunes for the occasion.
2210, www.gowanusloft.com] , Nov. 7–9
Concessions Coffee and cookies TBD Beer and wine at 8 pm. Tickets $20. Regina Opera Zombie Dylan, also known as musician
Wyndham Baird, and Zombie Orbinson, por-
at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
Cost $20-$25 $20 $15-$18 trayed by an open mic king known only as Pete,
[5902 Sixth Ave. at 59th Street in Bay
are also new additions to the show, while Boo-
Subtitles Projected Projected None Ridge, [phone], www.reginaop-
boo Danger vocalist and pianist Aviva Jaye
era.org] , Saturdays and Sundays from
Running time 4 hours 2 hours 1.5 hours Nov. 16–24 at 3 pm, $20–$25. There will bring June Carter Cash back from the
dead for a second year.
Fun fact Famous performers such as Dolora LoftOpera’s Fiagro, Pnini Scored its “Figaro” costumes will be a free performance on Nov. 12
Zajick have passed through its Gruber, will also understudy from a City Opera auction at 7:30 pm. Opera in the Slope at Old “Zombie Cash” at the Jalopy Theatre [315
First Reformed Church [729 Carroll St. Columbia St. between Hamilton Avenue
doors, so the next big opera star this production
at Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, (718) and Woodhull Street in Redhook, (718) 395–
could be on stage
407-9872], Nov. 16 at 6 pm and Nov. 17 3214, www.jalopy.biz ]. Nov. 1, 9 pm, $10.
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pie shop Four and funniest man on
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Williamsburg for one feed your pie-hole. monthly contest at rior. Falcon. Yard- you just might have a
huge show across two Littlefield where
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weirdo art rockers Smorgasburg rewarded for their 7 pm at Powerhouse — Berry Park’s
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City. Free. 9:30 am–5:30 pm. New in Greenpoint, (917) 807–6045],
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ART, “FOR & ABOUT: Art & Reactions themed cocktails, freestyle rap
to Superstorm Sandy”: Multiple competition, costume contest, and
local artists commemorate the fi rst dance-off. $8. 10:30 pm. Union Hall
anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. [702 Union St. at Fifth Avenue in
Free. 11 am–5 pm. BAC Gallery [111 Park Slope, (718) 638–4400], www.
Front St. near Washington Street unionhallny.com.
in DUMBO, (718) 625–0080], www.
brooklynartscouncil.org.
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com. Leeloo: Jean Paul Gaultier’s costume work in film, such as this enth Street in Williamsburg), www.
MUSICAL SHABBAT: Welcome in bondage number from “The Fifth Element,” will be included in brooklynfl ea.com.
shabbat with singing and stories, the retrospective. FARMERS MARKET: Brought to you
followed by a Western-themed din- by Down to Earth. 10 am–5 pm. The
ner. RSVP by Oct. 29. $20 ($25 non- Old Stone House (Fourth Street and
members, $10 children). 6:30 pm. 0131], www.freddysbar.com. Fifth Avenue in Park Slope), down-
Bay Ridge Jewish Center [405 81st SAT, NOV. 2 toearthmarkets.com.
St. at Fourth Avenue in Bay Ridge, SALES AND MARKETS SMORGASBURG: Indulge in food
(718) 836–3103], bayridgejewish- OUTDOORS AND TOURS GREENMARKET: Free. 8 am–3 pm. from more than 100 vendors at this
center.org. HUNT FOR WILD PERSIMMONS: Led Walgreens (Third Avenue at 95th all-food market. Free. 11 am–6 pm.
MUSIC, OPEN STAGE: Open mic for by naturalist/author “Wildman” Street in Bay Ridge), www.grownyc. East River State Park (90 Kent Ave.
all types of musicians to perform Steve Brill. RSVP required at least org/greenmarket-site/brooklyn/ at N. Seventh Street in Williams-
original or improvisational music. 24 hours in advance. $20 ($10 chil- bay-ridge-greenmarket. burg), www.brooklynfl ea.com.
$5. 7 pm. Brooklyn Conservatory dren) suggested donation. 11:45 FALL FLEA MARKET: 25 cents. 9:30 PERFORMANCE
of Music [58 Seventh Ave. between am. Grand Army Plaza (Union Street am. The Salvation Army [252 86th
Lincoln Place and Seventh Avenue between Flatbush Avenue and St. between Ridge Boulevard and DANCE, “FOREVER TANGO”: Luis
in Park Slope, (718) 622–3300], Prospect Park West in Park Slope). Third Avenue in Bay Ridge, (718) Bravo’s dance spectacular, featuring
www.bqcm.org. TOUR, SUBWAY ART: Led by the MTA 238–2991]. an all-Argentine cast of 14 dancers
THEDARTEEARM, “”A: T MheIDatSrUe MfoMr aE NR eNwI GAHudTi’-S ARSrtVsP f orer qTruairnesdit. &Fr Uereb. a1n– 3D pemsig. nA.t lan- OTHER a$n3d5. a3n p 1m1-.p Oienc eS toargceh eastt Krain. g$3sb0o–r-
ence’s inaugural production, di- tic Terminal (Atlantic and Flatbush MEMORY SCREENING: See Friday, ough [2001 Oriental Blvd. at Oxford
art lighting furniture decor rected by Julie Taymor. $75–$100. avenues in Fort Greene). Nov. 1. Street in Manhattan Beach, (718)
7:30 pm. Polonsky Shakespeare ART, “BROOKLYN UTOPIAS: In 368–5596], www.onstageatkings-
Center (262 Ashland Pl. at Fulton PERFORMANCE TRANSITion”: Artists, activists, ar- borough.org.
Street in Fort Greene), www.tfana. THEATER, “ALADDIN AND THE chitects, designers, and urban theo- MUSIC, CENTRAL BROOKLYN JAZZ
org. WONDERFUL LAMP”: Puppet ad- rists consider differing visions of an CONSORTIUM: The group cele-
THEATER, “JULIUS CAESAR”: aptation of the most famous of the ideal city through the “concrete” brates 14 years. With Lesedi Ntsane
Women of Donmar Warehouse 1001 tales of the Arabian Nights. example of Brooklyn. Free. 11 am–4 and Bakithi Kumalo. $35 ($25 in ad-
do Shakespeare’s classic with an $9 ($8 children). 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. Old Stone House [Fifth Avenue vance). 4–8 pm. Bedford Stuyvesant
all-female cast. $55–$75. 8 pm. St. pm. Puppetworks [338 Sixth Ave. between Third and Fourth streets in Restoration Corporation [1368 Ful-
Ann’s Warehouse [29 Jay St. be- at Fourth Street in Park Slope, (718) Park Slope, (718) 768–3195], brook- ton St. between Marcy and Brook-
tween John and Plymouth streets 965–3391], www.puppetworks.org. lynutopias.wordpress.com/upcom- lyn avenues in Bedford-Stuyvesant,
isnt aDnunmswbaor,e (h7o18u)s e2.5o4rg–8. 779], www. DAdNaCnEce, r’” SSaTvEioPnZ G”:l oAvwear rpde-wrfionrnminsg. ARiTn,g “-TeHxhEi bGitAioMnsE.S WE PLAYED”: (e8r0ti0c)k 8e3ts8.c–o3m00/e6v],e wnwt/4w5.b52ro5w5.n pap-
MUSIC, ROTTEN APPLE ROOTS AND $36–$45. 8 pm. Brooklyn Center Throwback-themed exhibition fea- MUSIC, NIK TURNER: Founding
BLUEGRASS HALLOWEEN: With for the Performing Arts at Brook- turing urban artists, including Jamel member of the UK space-rock band
Hackensaw Boys, Morgan O’Kane, lyn College [2900 Campus Rd., Shabazz. Free. 11 am–7 pm. House Hawkwind performs. $15. 8 pm.
Union Street Preservation Society, between Amersfort Place and Ke- of Art Gallery [408 Marcus Garvey Saint Vitus Bar (1120 Manhattan
and more. $16 ($14 in advance). 8 nilworth Place in Midwood, (718) Blvd. at Hasley Street in Bedford- Ave. at Clay Street in Greenpoint),
pm. Bell House [149 Seventh St. at 951–4500], www.brooklyncenter- Stuyvesant, (347) 663–8195], www. www.saintvitusbar.com.
Third Avenue in Gowanus, (718) online.org. hoagallery.com. SALES AND MARKETS
643–6510], www.thebellhouseny. MUSIC, KATHY SUPOVE: $25. 8 pm. OPEN ICE SKATING: Break out UNDERGROUND THRIFT STORE:
com. Brooklyn Conservatory of Music [58 the blades and start practicing Browse a curated collection of
THEATER, “TWELVE ANGRY MEN”: Seventh Ave. between Lincoln Place your jumps. $9 ($5 skate rental). upscale and designer clothing and
The Heights Players perform Regi- and Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, 1–3:30 pm. Abe Stark Ice Skating accessories as well as collectibles
nald Rose’s play. $20 ($18 seniors (718) 622–3300], www.bqcm.org. Rink [West 19th Street and the for the home. A percentage of
and children under 18). 8 pm. MUSIC, SEA OF SCARVES, Z&A, Boardwalk in Coney Island, (718) proceeds benefi ts organizations
Heights Players [26 Willow Pl. be- ODKA, DEAD JETSETTER: Free. 946–6536]. that fi ght human traffi cking. Free.
tween Joralemon and State streets 9 pm. Freddy’s Bar [627 Fifth Ave. ART, ROCOCO SOCIAL: Art-mixer- 12:30–4:30 pm. Plymouth Church
in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 237– between 17th and 18th streets in dance-party night presented by
2752], www.heightsplayers.org. Greenwood Heights, (718) 768– GreenpointGalleries.org. Free. 9 See 9 DAYS on page 10
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This new book is said the author of “The erotic shower, but after look-
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its content is decid- and Cobble Hill resident, degenerates into just a regular
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An author-illustra- tempting to write a more After dozens of collabora-
tor duo are celebrating realistic update.” tions, the pair said “The Mar-
the release of their new To that end, Rich, along ried Kama Sutra” is their tam-
book, “The Married with his long-time friend Moderately Rich: Simon Rich, love expert and au- est work to date. (cid:12)(cid:4)
Kama Sutra,” at Book- and illustrator Farley Katz, thor of “Married Kama Sutra,” will make a dramatic “Most of our early efforts (cid:14)(cid:14)
Court on Nov. 4, where have adapted the spirit of appearance at BookCourt alongside his trusty illus- were too obscene,” said Rich. (cid:32)(cid:36)(cid:3)(cid:1)
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they say anyone can accomplish involve actual coitus. the warrior” and “the union appear alongside Simon Rich at BookCourt to pro- ting clothes on people,” Katz (cid:32)(cid:1)
mote their new love manual. added, “we started getting (cid:15)(cid:19)
accepted more.” (cid:38)(cid:23)(cid:1)
of the elephant” — and ap- probable bedroom technique, Meet the creators of (cid:11)(cid:30)
BAR SCRAWL plied it to a tongue-in-cheek “The Married Kama Sutra” “The Married Kama Sutra” (cid:7)(cid:9)(cid:1)
By Bill Roundy look at the less-sexy realities settles for a more hands-off at BookCourt [163 Court St. (cid:8)(cid:6)
of modern marriage. activity, such as: “When a between Pacific and Dean (cid:42)(cid:1)
So where the original man passes gas in front of the streets in Cobble Hill, (718)
“Kama Sutra” might ad- woman, without so much as 875–3677, w ww.bookcourt.
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Weekend reads
Booksellers give their top picks
WORD’s pick
accurate.
“Five Days at Memo-- — Bina Valenzano, co-
rial” by Sheri Fink: Likee owner, The BookMark
David Simon’s “The Wire” Shoppe [8415 Third Ave.
and Dave Cullen’s “Colum- between 84th and 85th
bine,” “Five Days at Memo- streets in Bay Ridge, (718)
rial” is about all of the moral 833–5115, www.book-
dilemmas that emerge dur- markshoppe.com ].
ing a massive tragedy — in
GGGreenlight’s
this case, a storm-ravaged
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hospital during Hurricane
Katrina. Fink, both a physi- “The Dark Path”
cian and journalist, does a bby Toby Barlow: David
remarkable job of remain- SSchickler is the author of
ing neutral, while report- ““KKissing in Manhattan”
ing a story of heroes and aannd “Sweet and Viciou” —
ASTOR PLACE THEATRE
villains (often in the same ““SSaturday night stories,”
person) and no shortage aass he calls them, full of sex 434 LAFAYETTE ST. NYC
of drama. As is often the aannd violence and adventure.
result of the best investiga- Lincoln,” Bill O’Reilly and Schickler’s memoir, though, 1.800.BLUEMAN
tive journalism, it was hard Martin Dugard have teamed is about the pull of Sunday
to read sometimes, but utterly up again to write about an- morning: his loving Catho- BLUEMAN.COM
riveting. other major historical death: lic family, his desire to be-
— Emily Pullen, WORD Jesus of Nazareth. “Killing come a priest, and the con-
[126 Franklin St. at Milton Jesus” explores not only the flict that creates with his art
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