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Protests in East Flatbush,stemming from the shoot-ing of 16-year-old KimaniGray by police officers onMarch 9, grew calmer overthe weekend, after an ex-plosion of violence onWednesday, March 13, re-sulted in 45 arrests andone police officer injured.
City CouncilmanJumaane Williams, whohad come under fire forcomments made accusing“outsiders” of inciting un-prepared teens to vio-lence, directed most of theprotesters on Friday nightinto a nearby church for acommunity discussion.
Reports of a successfulYouth EmpowermentSeminar on Saturday pre-ceded another night ofprotests. This time, reportsindicated police outnum-bered protesters by 4 to 1.
Conflicting reports ofGray’s involvement ingangs have piled up, fromhis mother telling WNYC
she doesn't think her soncarried a gun, but wasn'tsure, to reports ofFacebook photos where
Gray is making gang signs.Experts on city gangs
dismissed the social me-dia activity as indicationsthat Kimani's gang in-volvement would havebeen low-level; whileteachers spoke of a youngman who "acted tough"but was serious aboutmoving his family into abetter neighborhood.
“He traveled over anhour each day from EastFlatbush. ... The year and ahalf we had with Kimaniallowed us to get to knowhis best self," UrbanAssembly School of Designand Construction princi-pal Matt Willoughby said.
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1In the news
Two girls foundin Bronx fire According to the NYPD,two children were foundin a fatal fire in theSouth Bronx earlySunday morning. At3:10 a.m., police andfirefighters responded toa fire at 977 GrantAvenue. After firefight-ers put out the fire, po-lice found a 7-year-oldgirl and a 3-year-old girl.
The 7-year-old waspronounced dead atLincoln Hospital. The 3-year-old remains in criti-cal condition, policereport. METRO/DT
In the news
Police: Coparrested afterspying onneighbor
An NYPD officer wasarrested on Friday forallegedly spying onhis female neighbor,police reported.
Officer MiguelGomez, 41, wasallegedly videotap-ing his 21-year-oldneighbor comingand going from herapartment in theBronx. Cops said thathe was not using po-lice equipment.
Gomez is beingcharged with unlaw-ful surveillance,according to cops.
METRO/DT
Comptroller John Liu an-nounced his candidacy formayor on the steps of CityHall on Sunday — andthen announced it all overagain for an overflowcrowd of hundreds.
Surrounded by a multi-cultural coalitionbrandishing signs that rep-resented all five boroughs,Liu said he would createopportunities for NewYorkers.
“I proudly announcethat I am running to bemayor of the city of New
York, because this is a citythat makes a promise tous, that every single NewYorker has a chance to suc-ceed,” he said. Liu said hewould halt the closures ofunderperforming schoolsand the controversialNYPD practice of stop-andfrisk. His appearance atCity Hall was only onestop in a tour that hadseen him hit four of thefive boroughs by 3 p.m.,with stops in the Bronxplanned for later thatnight. EMILY JOHNSON
The officersinvolvedThe cops who shot Graywere identified lastweek as SergeantMourad Mourad andOfficer JovanielCordova.
According to NY1,one officer was involvedin two prior lawsuits foralleged civil rights viola-tions, and the otherfaced three similar law-suits.
Some of those casesreportedly involvedstop-and-frisk incidents,and city officials report-edly opted to pay settle-ments in all five cases.
City officials insistedthat settlements do notindicate anacknowledgement ofany wrongdoing, andthat involvement in law-suits do not necessarilyindicate guilt.
A major stop-and-frisk lawsuit against thecity commencesMonday morning.
KEVIN C DOWNS
Violent protests cool downafter community meetings
Councilman Jumaane Williams calls for peaceful marches Teachers say Gray was serious about giving family a better life
Danielle Tcholakian [email protected]
Police said protests by community members in the Flatbush neighborhood
over the death of 16-year-old Kimani Gray were quieter after an explosive week.
Liu announces mayoral run to overflow crowd
John Liu formerly announced his run for mayor yesterday.
EMILY JOHNSON Broken AngelHouse artist getsstay of eviction Arthur Wood, the octoge-narian artist who is fightingto remain in his iconicClinton Hill artwork-cum-abode, has been grantedan extra two weeks in hishome, as a small housingcourt victory last weekpushed his eviction dateback to March 31.
Neighbors and commu-nity activists organized twofundraising events forWood this past Friday: first,a “block party” in his ownbackyard from 4 p.m. to 8p.m., with hot food, a DJand live musicians; then alate-night dance party a lit-tle ways off in Fort Greene.
Wood’s son,Christopher, expressedgratitude for the turnout,and said it meant a lot tohis father to have the com-munity support him.
He acknowledged the
extension on the evictiondate, but maintained thecrux of the problemremains: As it stands, hisfather will be evicted andthe house could bedestroyed.
A petition against theeviction was rapidly gather-ing signatures, but theyounger Wood was notsure what steps were beingtaken.
According to Elisabethde Bourbon, a spokesper-son at the LandmarksPreservation Commission,the Commission has not re-
ceived any requests to con-sider the building for land-mark designation.DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN
New retro look ofdriver’s licensesaim to foil NYforgersThe New York State driver’slicenses set to debut in Julymay look old-school, butthey’re the very latest intechnology.
Black and white photosare designed to force IDscreeners to focus on indi-viduals’ features, ratherthan hair color.
A hard polycarbonatecard will replace the oldbendable one, and an arrayof features such as floating“ghost images” and laserengraving will make thenew licenses nearly impos-sible to forge.
The change is an effortcombat a market for fakeIDs — popular among un-derage drinkers, but poten-tially also with moreserious criminals, includingterrorists. METRO/EJ
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Arthur Wood
45Arrests were made atWednesday night’sviolent protest
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Turkish police arrestsuspect in killing ofStaten Island womanTurkish police yesterdayarrested the suspectedkiller of Sarai Sierra, anAmerican tourist fromStaten Island whose bodywas found in Istanbul ear-lier this year, a provincialgovernor’s office said.
The man, identified bythe initials Z.T. and nick-named Laz Ziya byTurkish media, was arrest-ed in Reyhanli in Turkey’ssouthern Hatay provincenear the border withSyria, the provincial gov-ernor’s office said on itswebsite.
After questioning, theman was handed over tojudicial authorities, thegovernor’s office said. Itgave no further details.
The killing has attract-ed widespread media at-tention in a country thatreceives millions oftourists each year and isgenerally seen as a safedestination for foreigntravelers. REUTERS
Sarai Sierra of Staten Island was murdered while on
vacation in Turkey. The suspected killer was arrested yesterday.
The victim
The body of 33-year-oldSarai Sierra, from StatenIsland, was found in theruins of Istanbul’s old
city wall after she wasreported missing in lateJanuary. Sierra, who had beentravelling alone, waskilled by a blow to thehead.
Assemblymanarrested on potcharges A state assemblymanwas arrested Thursdayfor alleged marijuanapossession, police said.
According to NewYork State Police, copsarrested Stephen Katz,59, a Republican whorepresents areas includ-ing Westchester, for pos-session of marijuana.
Katz was stopped forspeeding, police said,after driving 80 milesper hour on I-87, 15miles above the speedlimit.
Officials said Katzwas arrested in Coey-mans, N.Y. An officer no-ticed an odor ofmarijuana, according tostate police, and subse-quently found a smallbag of pot. METRO/AB
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‘Spider-Man’ filmasked to take day offfor Passover holidayNot everyone is excitedthat “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” will be the biggestmovie filmed in New YorkCity to date.
Williamsburg residentsare asking the filmmakersto skip shooting duringthe upcoming Passoverholiday.
Councilman StephenLevin said the production“would be a plague on thestreets of South Williams-burg during this sacredholiday.”
The mayor’s office cau-tioned that no permitshave been issued yet.
“Every consideration istaken by our office to ac-commodate residents ob-serving religiousholidays,” said MarybethIhle, spokeswoman for theMayor’s Office of Mediaand Entertainment.
Julie Kuehndorf, a pub-licist for the film, addedthat the studio is workingwith residents and themayor’s office to
“minimize any impact onthe community.”
“We’re doing our bestto be good neighbors,” shesaid.
According to Levin’s of-fice, production wouldblock parking betweenMarch 22 and March 27around the Marcy AvenueArmory, where they arescheduled to film.
Residents will not beable to move their carsahead of time because ofPassover restrictions ondriving, Levin said.
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Revelers turnout for snowySt. Patrick’sDay Parade New Yorker of all stripesdonned green and turnedout for the New York City St.Patrick’s Day Parade onSaturday. Bagpipers, march-ing bands and groups fromthe Emerald Isle marched upFifth Avenue from 44th Streetto 86th Street.
1: A bagpiper band marchesin the parade.
2: Revelers examine someshamrock-themed productson sale at the parade.
3: A little girl shows off herIrish pride as she watchesthe parade pass on FifthAvenue.
4: A flash of green is seenamongst the blue as a younggirl marches with the officersfrom the New York FireDepartment. METRO
Councilmanproposes bill toban ice picks Ice picks are a dangerousnew gang tool, and onecouncilman wants to banteenagers from owningthem.
Councilman and PublicSafety Chair Peter Valloneintroduced legislationWednesday to ban anyoneunder 21 from possessingan ice pick.
Vallone said ice picksare a new, popularweapon among gangs.
“As violent criminalshave become more andmore afraid to carry gunsout of fear of beingstopped by police, theyhave adjusted and found
new weapons to use tohurt innocent people andone another, and the lawmust now also adjust tostop them,” Vallone said.
One example his officenoted: In 2011, JohnMartinez, or the “Ice PickBandit,” used one to robsix women.
The legislation wouldoutlaw the possession orsale of ice picks to anyoneunder 21. ALISON BOWEN
Former Gov.Pataki endorsesGristedes mogul Former Gov. George Patakiannounced that he is en-dorsing John Catsimatidis,the billionaire owner ofthe Gristedes supermarketchain, in the mayoral race.
“John Catsimatidis hasthe skills, the vision andthe courage needed tolead New York City. He’llmake a great mayor andthat’s why I am endorsinghim today,” Pataki said.
Former Mayor RudyGiuliani is backing JoeLhota, former MTA chair-man, in the mayoral race.
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Vallone
Pope Francis, speaking toan overflow crowd ofmore than 150,000 in St.Peter’s Square, urged theworld yesterday to bemore forgiving and merci-ful and not so quick tocondemn other people’sfailures.
“A little bit of mercymakes the world less coldand more just,” he told thecheering crowd from thewindow of the papal apart-ments overlooking thesquare.
Four days after his elec-tion, the former CardinalJorge Bergoglio ofArgentina spoke both aspope and as parish priest— earlier he said Mass fora few hundred Vaticanworkers in a tiny churchjust inside the city-state’swalls.
Chants of “Francesco,Francesco, Francesco,” thepope’s name in Italian, re-verberated through thesquare and down a longboulevard leading to theTiber River.
Since his election onWednesday as the firstnon-European pope innearly 1,300 years, Francishas signaled a sharpchange of style from hismore aloof predecessor,Benedict, and laid out aclear moral path for the 1.2-billion-memberchurch, which is beset byscandals and strife.
“I came because I lovethis pope,” said AnnaBarone, an elderly womanfrom southern Italy as shecraned her neck to get aglimpse of him. REUTERS
A little
too trusting?
Pope Francis gave hissecurity detail a taste ofhis new papal style onSunday by stepping out-side a Vatican gate togreet a boisterouscrowd of well-wishers.
The pope said Sundaymorning Mass in thesmall church of SantaAnna, just a few feet in-side the gate of thesame name, for Vaticanworkers who frequent itas their parish.
He arrived in a black car,again shunning thepapal limousine, and im-mediately went over tohundreds of people who
had gathered at thegate to get a glimpse ofhim.
He greeted people andkissed children, and sev-eral times, as more peo-ple reached out, smiledand pointed to the plas-tic watch on his wrist tosignal that he had to goinside to say Mass.
After the service, stillwearing his purple litur-gical vestments, hestood outside thechurch like a simpleparish priest andgreeted each person asthey came out.
Before driving away, heagain went back to thegate to wave, to the ob-vious discomfort of hissecurity detail. REUTERS
07MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2013
Pope: The worldneeds more mercy,less condemnation
Francis addresses hundreds of thousands inSt. Peter’s Square as well as small local parish
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Pope Francis greets the faithful outside
the church of Santa Anna in the Vatican.
His message
“Brothers and sisters, goodmorning,” he said, using afamiliar style that hasalready become hishallmark.
He wove his addressfrom the window as well ashis earlier homily aroundthe Gospel story of thecrowd that wanted to stonea woman who had commit-ted adultery but was savedby Jesus.
Jesus told them “let heamong you who is withoutsin cast the first stone” andthen told the woman to“go and sin no more.”
“I think even we aresometimes like these peo-ple, who on the one handwant to listen to Jesus, buton the other hand, some-times we like to stone oth-ers and condemn others.The message of Jesus isthis: mercy,” he said at themorning Mass.
“The Lord never tires of forgiving,never! It is wewho tire ofasking forforgiveness.”POPE FRANCIS I
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Two high school footballplayers from Ohio werefound guilty yesterday ofraping a 16-year-old girl ata party last summer whileshe was in a drunken stu-por in a case that gainednational exposurethrough social media.
Ohio authorities alsopromised yesterday tocontinue the investigationto determine if othercrimes had been commit-ted.
Trent Mays, 17, andMa’lik Richmond, 16, twomembers of Steubenville’sfootball team, were founddelinquent in the sexualassault of the girl in theearly morning of Aug. 12when witnesses said shewas too drunk to move orspeak.
Judge Tom Lipps or-dered Richmond held in ajuvenile detention facilityfor at least one year andMays at least two years.The juvenile system couldhold them until age 21.
Both were required to reg-ister as juvenile sex of-fenders.
The defendants couldbe heard sobbing afterLipps announced his deci-sion in the non-jury, juve-nile court case. Mays alsowas found delinquent on asecond charge — takingand sending a picture ofthe girl to other people.
Mays and Richmond
apologized to the victimbefore Lipps imposed de-tention. Both had deniedthe charges and said anysex that occurred was con-sensual.
“I had no intention todo anything like that,”said Richmond, whowalked up to the girl’smother in the courtroomand apologized to her.
“I forgive you,” shereplied.
Afterward, the girl’smother said the defen-dants displayed a lack ofhuman compassion or“any moral code.”
“This does not definewho my daughter is,” shesaid in a statement. “Shewill persevere, grow andmove on. I have pity foryou both. I hope you fearthe Lord, repent for youractions and pray hard forforgiveness.”
Richmond’s attorney,Walter Madison, said yes-terday that they would ap-peal the decision. REUTERS
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Judge finds two teens guilty in Steubenville rape case
2727 partiers wereinterviewed — butmany witnessescould be called totestify before agrand jury.
Ohio AG to continueinvestigationOhio Attorney GeneralMike DeWine saidyesterday he would seek a grand juryinvestigation to lookdeeper into the eventssurrounding the rape ofa 16-year-old girl whileshe was in a drunkenstupor last summer at aparty in Steubenville,Ohio.
A juvenile judgeyesterday found highschool football playersTrent Mays, 17, andMa’lik Richmond, 16,delinquent in the sexassault of the girl in theearly morning of Aug.12 when witnesses saidshe was too drunk tomove or speak.
DeWine said thatwhile they hadconducted an extensiveinvestigation, 16 people,mostly juveniles, hadrefused to cooperateand they could notbring a finality to itwithout convening agrand jury.REUTERS
16DeWine said thatwhile they hadconducted anextensiveinvestigation, 16 people, mostlyjuveniles, hadrefused tocooperate and theycould not bring a finality to it without conveninga grand jury.
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The top Republican inCongress, House ofRepresentatives SpeakerJohn Boehner, and BudgetCommittee ChairmanPaul Ryan also agreedwith Obama’s assessmentthat the United States wasnot currently in a debt cri-sis, but that one waslooming.
Ryan, whose budgetproposal last week wasdismissed by Democrats,quoted former RepublicanPresident Ronald Reagan’s1980s view of dealingwith the Soviet Union,saying that with Obama,
he believes in the policyof “trust but verify.”
Obama has engaged ina couple of weeks of out-reach to Republican andDemocratic lawmakers —some have called it a
“charm offensive” — butthe prospects of a largedeficit reduction deal bymidyear remained un-clear.
Obama is advocatingmore tax increases on the
wealthiest Americans cou-pled with new spendingcuts to help curb deficitsthat have topped $1 tril-lion in each of the pastfour years.
Such a deal could in-clude curbing spendingon costly entitlement pro-grams like the SocialSecurity retirement pro-gram and the Medicarehealth insurance programfor the elderly and dis-abled.
Speaking on “Fox NewsSunday,” Senator BobCorker, a TennesseeRepublican, said: “There,by the way, is a chance ona deal. I know the presi-dent is saying the rightthings. And we have anopportunity over the nextfour to five months.”
Corker underscoredthe need for Democraticwillingness on entitle-ment reform and signaledRepublican flexibility ontaxes. REUTERS
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Venezuela’sMaduro urgesObama to halt‘plot’ againstrival CARACAS. Venezuela’s act-ing president urged U.S.leader Barack Obama tostop what he called a plotby the Pentagon and theCentral IntelligenceAgency to kill his opposi-tion rival and trigger acoup before an April 14election.
Nicolas Maduro saidthe plan was to blame hisopponent’s murder on theOPEC nation’s governmentand to “fill Venezuelanswith hate” as they prepareto go to vote following thedeath of socialist leaderHugo Chavez. REUTERS
Deal likely tokeep US eliteforces in keyAfghan province
KABUL. Afghan and U.S. of-ficials are working on acompromise deal to allowAmerican special forces tostay in a strategically keyprovince near the capital inreturn for full Afghan con-trol of a controversial jail.
President HamidKarzai’s decision to expelspecial forces from Wardakprovince has angered U.S.defense officials who wor-ry their exit could allow in-surgents to strengthentheir presence in the area.
U.S. special forcestasked with fighting theTaliban were scheduled toleave the province a weekago, but U.S. and Afghanofficials have told Reutersthey are still operating.
The U.S. partly handedover the prison and around3,000 suspected Talibanfighters to Afghan controllast year, but has not trans-ferred hundreds of Talibanfighters to Afghan custodyover concerns they will bereleased. REUTERS
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Pell Grantsand thefuture ofcollege The House BudgetCommittee is debatingfreezing the maximumPell Grant award — nowset at $5,645 — for yearsto come, along withopening them up to fu-ture cuts. F. KingAlexander is thepresident of CaliforniaState University, LongBeach, and he believesthat the government-funded Pell Grants arevital to an economicallydiverse student body.
Are you concerned aboutthe status of Pell Grantsfor future students?Yes. I think we lost a sig-nificant battle two yearsago when Congress cutPells for summer school.Summer classes are veryimportant to workingstudents and poorstudents. So, we’ve
already had a cut in Pell.We can’t afford that at atime when tuition is ris-ing because of statereductions. Pell Grants cover just afraction of the tuition at
an expensive school.Why doesn’t the Pell ad-just based on the cost oftuition?That seems like a greatidea on the face of it.However, if Pells weresignificantly higher,you’d run the risk of in-creasing the incentivefor institutions to esca-late their prices. Ourcampus charges $6,500per year in tuition andfees. Communitycolleges hover around$3,500. The nationalpublic university averageis around $8,200. So Pelldoes cover about two-thirds the cost for a vastmajority of students. What kinds of studentsget Pell Grants?To me, the beauty of Pellis that it’s weighted onincome, not price. Statestudent-aid programstend to be price-sensitive, which gives ad-vantages to institutionsthat raise their prices.On my campus, we have13,000 Pell students. Ifyou give one studentfour times the Pell of an-other, you’ll deny threestudents access tocollege.
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University of St. Thomasprofessor Stephen D.Brookfield is perhaps themost prolific writer onadult higher education inthe U.S. His books use per-sonal experience to fleshout his teaching philoso-phy. Brookfied’s latest,“Powerful Techniques forTeaching Adults,” takes alook at power dynamics.
“Power is everywherein the classroom. You can’tavoid it,” he says, from hisoffice in Saint Paul, Minn.“So I thought, instead ofwriting a book that’s fullof these approaches —which is probably whatpeople are expecting —let’s examine how thesepower dynamics skew the
way teaching techniquesare experienced by stu-dents.”
“Powerful Techniques”touches on a number ofconcepts Brookfield haswritten about before: de-veloping critical thinking,facilitating discussion, uti-lizing the creative arts. Butthis time the author em-phasizes the adjustmentshe has made to his teach-ing style due to notions ofpower and trust.
Though Brookfield isstill a believer in student-controlled, self-directedlearning, he now intro-duces the concept withmore than a touch of cau-tion.
“If I’m asking people to
make decisions about thecurriculum, or I’m involv-ing them in setting up thegrading system, one of theresponses I often get is:‘You’re playing a gamewith us and we don’tknow what your agendais,” he explains. “So now Ibegin by saying, ‘Here arethe non-negotiable thingsabout the class; here arethe things I want you todecide; and here are placeswhere we can negotiate.’By being less naive aboutus all having the samepower, I’m able to gain astudent’s trust and buildsomething from there.”
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“One of thebiggest incentivesto join themilitary is the 100percent tuitionguarantee. Wedon’t make muchmoney, so tuitionassistance is a bigbenefit recruitersuse to get peopleto join themilitary. A lot ofpeople in themilitary servetheir country andprotect it, but itbackfires whenthe country triesto take away fromus what theypromised.”AIRMAN MICHAEL BUENO, WHOWORKS THE OVERNIGHT SHIFTAT DYESS AIR FORCE BASE INABILENE, TEXAS, SO THAT HECAN ATTEND COLLEGE DURINGTHE DAY
Under the gun:Spending cuts hurtmilitary educationFor Airman First ClassStephen Sinatra, the budg-et cuts prompted by dead-lock in Washington haveturned his plans upsidedown. Sinatra, who is inthe U.S. Air Force stationedin Washington, D.C., is tak-ing online college classesthanks to a tuition assis-tance program for mem-bers of the military thathas been halted as a mon-ey-saving move.
“I don’t make muchmoney,” Sinatra says. “Tobe able to utilize this mon-ey to go to school and bet-ter myself, it helps a lot.That’s almost what keepsme to be motivated tokeep going in the mili-tary.”
Comments left on mili-tary message boards andFacebook show wide-spread disappointmentwith the sudden termina-tion of the tuition assis-tance program. It is not apart of the military con-tract, like the G.I. Bill for
veterans benefits, but tu-ition assistance is consid-ered an incentive to enlist.
“I have seen a lot of peo-ple who have lost their mo-tivation to be in themilitary when they takeaway the one perk thatpeople seem to enjoy,”Sinatra says.
Several colleges havemoved to defer tuitioncharges for the coming
term to help militarymembers who are alreadyenrolled. Two senators —one Democrat, oneRepublican — have intro-duced legislation to bringback the tuition assistance.
Students who have al-ready enrolled in classesusing the tuition assis-tance program will be al-lowed to complete them,according to a memo fromthe Army announcing theprogram’s cancelation.
“This suspension is nec-essary given the significantbudget execution chal-lenges caused by the com-bined effects of a possibleyearlong continuing reso-lution and sequestration,”the Army memo says. “TheArmy understands the im-pacts of this action andwill reevaluate should thebudgetary situation im-prove.” The Marines, AirForce and Coast Guardhave also suspended theirtuition assistance pro-grams. REUTERS
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Things looked pretty darkfor Lil Wayne on Friday:TMZ reported that the“Lollipop” rapper was in acoma and being read hislast rites at Cedars-SinaiMedical Center in L.A. aftersuffering multipleseizures. But don’t worry!“TMZ was so off base,” asource close to the startells Us Weekly. “Wayne isfine.” The rapper took toTwitter a few hours afterTMZ’s report to confirmhis well-being: “I’m goodeverybody. Thx for theprayers and love.” His repalso told Us Weekly that“Wayne is doing well.”
Ah yes, it was all a mis-understanding. Wayne was“just coming down off thehigh” from sizzurp, thesource says, and that he’s“not close to death or any-thing.”
Sizzurp, for those notwell-versed in recreationaldrugs, is “a highly addic-tive, narcotic concoction ofprescription-strengthcough syrup, sugary sodasand hard candies, typicallysipped out of Styrofoamcups,” the drug barons atUs Weekly explain. Thecough syrups containcodeine and promet-hazine, which leads towhat the mag calls a“sleepy high.” The kids
these days enjoy it becauseit’s cheap and easy tomake, Us Weekly adds.
Hey, at least Wayne ishonest: If we have to hearanother report of a star be-ing treated for “exhaus-tion,” we’re going to lose it.
We first started questioning Lil Wayne’s decision-making
skills when we saw those facial tattoos.
Seacrest, outRyan Seacrest andJulianne Hough have splitafter more than two yearstogether, People.com re-ported on Friday. Sourcesclose to the couple saidtheir busy work schedulescontributed, but thatthey’ll remain friends (be-cause that’s what every-one says at first). The duo— he’s 38, she’s 24 —lived together and wereoften seen jet-settingaround the world, fromItaly to St. Barts to Paris.On Saturday, in a classic“let’s make him jealous”
move, Hough tweeted aphoto of herself laughingwith friends at the beach,adding #friendsarethebesttherapy.
Julianne, look on thebright side: At least youwon’t have to wait an hourfor the bathroom mirroranymore.
Lil Wayne not dying, just drank too much sizzurp
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Madonna and Anderson Cooper smooched as shepresented him with the Vito Russo Award atSaturday’s GLAAD Media Awards in NYC. Never oneto shy away from controversy, the singer wore aBoy Scouts uniform to the event to protest the BoyScouts’ banning of gay scouts and leaders.
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“Thx for the prayersand love.” LIL WAYNE ON TWITTER
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– Dorothy Robinson will return on March 20.
DeVito, Perlmanback togetherFor once, some good newsin the world of celebrity rela-tionships: Danny DeVitoand Rhea Perlman arereportedly back together af-
ter separating last fall,according to People maga-zine. “They love each other,”a friend of the couple says.“Always have and alwayswill.” Their split stunnedHollywood, as the couplehad been married for 30years when they split.
The ring’s justbeing fixed, OK?
Miley Cyrus has an explana-tion for why she was spottedwithout her engagementring recently amid rumors oftrouble between her and fi-ance Liam Hemsworth: Thering was off gettingrepaired. Cyrus respondedto a friend on Twitterrecently who was complain-ing about having to get herown engagement ringrepaired, adding, “That’s the
worst! I just had a similar sit-uation except when it hap-pens to me then everyonesays my wedding is off.”
The royalsquabblesApparently all couples fight,including Prince Williamand Kate Middleton. In thenew documentary “OurQueen,” British Olympic box-
er Anthony Ogogo revealsthat Middleton confided tohim that both she and herhusband have a competitivestreak that comes out partic-ularly when they’re playingScrabble, according to theDaily Mail. “She said whenthey play Scrabble they don’tusually finish a game,because somebody got in amood and slammed it shut,”Ogogo says.
Talking points
Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve beenup to — in their ownwords, in 140 characters or fewer.
Today, Emma Watsonis dubious, JasonMraz needs someloving, Seth Rogenhas opinions andSarah Silvermanrefuses to feelashamed.
@EmWatsonWho here actuallythinks I would do 50Shades of Grey as amovie? Like really.For real. In real life.
@jason_mrazAnybody got accessto a kuala bear?Looking for a hug.
@SethrogenCall me crazy, but Iprefer “Wrath of theTitans” over “Clash ofthe Titans.”
@SarahKSilvermanI’m not going to letthe fact that there’sbutter on my cellphone make me feelbad about myself &my choices
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As SXSW comes to aclose, the crowdedstreets of Austinwill return to a
more relaxed status quo.But the musical party thatbegan here last Tuesdaywill have a rippling effectover the next few monthsas members of the pressshare their favorite find-ings of the festival and letthe public in on their dis-coveries. After seeing closeto 100 bands, here are afew of the best.
Metro’s list of “must-see” acts published lastweek was spot-on, if I dosay so myself. Nick Caveput on an epic set in a rareoutdoor performance.Thurston Moore’s ChelseaLight Moving played theirmost intriguing gig, withskateboarders riding a half-pipe in the background.King Tuff proved he’s eventougher live than onrecord, while Jim Jamestook people by surprisewith his new direction.
Our award for the BestNew Foreign Act goes toIndians. With music ema-nating from the mind ofCopenhagen’s Soren LokkeJuul, he says he only hadthree songs to his name be-fore signing to the 4AD la-bel last year. “I never even
thought about making arecord,” he said after oneshow. “I just made songsbecause I felt like I neededto express something.”Playing eight shows in fivedays, Juul performed witha band, filling in hissomber synth songs withshimmering atmosphericsand heavy-handed elec-tronic drums.
The Most EnergeticShow was delivered by
Pangea at a club called theVolstead. Pangea wasn’teven on the schedule, butword got out and the smallroom was packed andpleased. Playing a set some-where between punk andmetal, they varied speedsbut always remainedheavy. The drummer hit sohard it didn’t seem like theskins could sustain thebeating. The crowd fol-lowed along with the pas-
sionate performance bymoshing and crowd-surf-ing. At one point, thespeakers almost fell over.I’m pretty sure that’s notsupposed to happen any-more. But it did. And it wasspecial — but is not for thefaint of heart.
The Best Overall NewBand is Wildcat! Wildcat!. Ihad a feeling about thembased on the name alone.And wandering into one of
their many shows, I wastaken. A four-piece, eachwith a mic, two key-boardists, bass and drums,the band lies somewherebetween rock and electro.Their four-part vocal falset-to harmonies make themstand out and add warmthto their summery sound.While the members haveknown each other sincethey were kids and eachhave played music togeth-
er before, the band only be-gan last year and have onlyreleased two songs. One ofthe hardestworking bandsat the festival, they played10 shows in five days andseemed to be having morefun than any other band Isaw. They also covered theTears for Fears song“Everybody Wants to Rulethe World.” Sure, every-body wants to, but theseguys just might get to.
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Long gone are the days of walking the streets ofAustin with a printed schedule and a highlighter. Inan atmosphere that is already all about sensory over-load, technology ruled SXSW this year. Parties wereannounced via Twitter, there was an app forschedules and oftentimes when you got to the showsmost of the audience members had their heads downto text or tweet. Also, if you didn’t have a platinumbadge, the only way to get into the Prince show wasto have a Samsung Galaxy phone and complete ascavenger hunt. Prince wasn’t the only megastar toget Austin buzzing. Justin Timberlake, Green Day,Stevie Nicks and Dave Grohl also took part in SXSW,performing exclusive shows in much smaller venuesthan they usually play.
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Prince played for more than two
and a half hours on Saturday.Sixth Street in Austin teems with musicians, fans and media every March.
The L.A. band Wildcat! Wildcat! were
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Was it difficult to set asidewhatever opinions youmight have had of Cheneyto make this film?I mean, of course I have
opinions about him. I havemy politics, but this isn’treally a film about politics— from my perspective.I’ve made films about peo-ple whose politics I agreewith and I’ve made filmsabout people whose poli-tics I don’t agree with. Inthis case, I’m exploring theman but I’m also tellinghis story from what I be-lieve will be a rich andvaluable historical per-spective as time passes. Somy politics are kind of be-side the point — really be-side the point. I’m notinterested in films aboutmy politics. I’m interestedin Dick Cheney. I could notpossibly care less about thepolitics of a documentaryfilmmaker. I was curiousabout who he was andhow he thinks and whatled him to the decisions he
made and how he acquiredthe power that he had andwhat he did with that pow-er once it was acquired.What do you think of themanner in which Bush andCheney have, in a way,retreated from the publicstage since leaving office?[Former] Vice PresidentCheney has not shied awayfrom the public eye andhas not resisted the temp-tation to opine on the cur-rent administration and itspolicies — and its relation-ship to the policies he sup-ported when he was inoffice. He appears to bebreaking the mold interms of that return to cen-ter stage. We do live in amoment where the oppor-tunity to return to centerstage is far more presentthan it was eight years, 12years, 16 years ago, 20
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I think I was most struckby the manner in whichhe discussed honor andduty. He felt that whenput up against eachother, there’s no questionthat duty trumps honorand that in fact the de-bate is a nonstarter. I’dunderstood honor to bea defining characteristicof our country and theway we choose to act sothat we are understoodin the world. And whenCheney dismissed honoras a value, I was reallyvery struck by that.
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years ago. But even in thatcontext, I think it’s inter-esting how much he’s stay-ing in the fray. But youknow, there are no laws orrules that say you can’t re-main in the fray. [FormerPresident] Bill Clinton hasremained in the fray in adifferent way. He hasn’t re-ally retreated. FormerPresident [George W.] Bushseems to be laying prettylow in the way that formerpresidents historicallyhave done. I know he’s giv-en a speech or two, but Idon’t really feel like we’re
hearing from him in theway we’ve consistently[heard] from Cheney.There was a lot ofconjecture about Cheneywhile he was in office,especially in the secondterm, from social critics andcomedians. Was it hard toavoid that level ofdiscourse?It’s not at all difficult toavoid the level of discoursebecause I focused on seri-ous-minded people whoexamined his life and ca-reer and had written ex-tensively about it. It’s an
extremely prominentgroup of supporters anddetractors. You know, theemotion of the debate andthe more extreme theoriesthat Cheney’s detractorsdeveloped. Listen, I under-stand why people are emo-tional about him. As acitizen, [I] share a lot ofthose emotions. But as afilmmaker it’s very easy toseparate what’s emotionalfrom what the evidencesupports.
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The study of almost14,000 British soldiers de-ployed to Iraq andAfghanistan is the first toexamine the link betweenmilitary service and vio-lent crime by using officialcriminal records.
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Google — not to mentionan upcoming trip to a mil-itary base in Afghanistan— Stuart Diamond is aninja master of negotiat-ing. His book “GettingMore: How You CanNegotiate to Succeed inWork and Life” teaches
how to get the most fromtheir interactions. Dia-mond says the key to ne-gotiation is to have a goodconversation. So that’swhat we did, and here iswhat we learned:
Focus on your skillsExperience is not whypeople give you a job. It’sall about skills. I encour-age people to figure outnot what experience theyhave, but what skills theycan offer — it’s the skillthe employer wants. Ionce counseled a doctorabout moving into a fi-nancial consulting career.He had leadership abili-ties, he was organized andhe had a vision. He said,“You can teach me the fi-nancial stuff I need toknow,” and he was right.People assume experiencemeans skills, but itdoesn’t.
It’s just a talkA good negotiation is justa conversation. The lessstressful it is, the better.
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Think about next yearA lot of people think thatit’s important to get thebest salary you can goingin. I don’t think that’strue. It’s important to geta commitment for them
to pay you more if youadd value going forward.The salary they’re hiringyou for is budgeted — butpeople are more willingto pay out of additionalfuture revenues. Whatwill they pay you nextyear? People hardly everask that, but they should.
Know what they wantFinding out the picturesin their head is the mostimportant way to getmore. My first question toan employer is: “Why areyou looking for some-body?” I want to knowwho they are and what’sin their head. I once ap-plied [for a job] at MorganStanley. I said: What crite-ria do you use to hire peo-ple? The interviewerreplied, “What criteriashould I use?” I listed allthe things I was good atand she hired me! Themore you know about theother party, the more youknow what to do.
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Movie spoilersneed to do adisappearing actRE: “THE INOFFENSIVE ‘BURTWONDERSTONE’” (METRO,MARCH 15-17) Was this a re-view, or was it a summa-tion of the entire film? Justlike current movie trailersfail to do their purpose,which is to tell the basicstory without giving toomuch away, this article didnothing to make me wantto go out and see the film,because you ruined theending (told the entiremovie outright). Thanksfor that, I was looking for-ward to not actually know-ing everything before Iwalked into the theater.INDIA PEARL, VIA E-MAIL
Petulantpresident closesWhite HouseThis president has no rightto close the White Houseto tours of school childrenbecause he didn’t get hisway and was forced to cutback on some spending.The White House is not hishouse, it’s ours. Those verycuts didn’t do anything toactual spending, whichwill still exceed last year’s.The president’s action onlyconfirms his hatred for anyopposition to his grandview. The welfare ofAmerica’s most valued as-
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Newsflash: Pope not accountable to social trendsRE: “VATICAN’S CLOCKRUNS SLOW” (METRO,MARCH 15-17) Howdisheartened I was to readopinion columnist TomForeman’s unfaircomments and sarcasmabout Pope Francis I. Hehasn’t even been installedand already the media islooking for something toattack him with. He stated,“Even if he convenes agreat council of cardinals... changes ... could still bea long way off.” One thingwe must always rememberis that the purpose of theHoly Father is to protectand teach the truth of theGospel of Jesus Christ. TheGospel values can neverchange because they havebeen established by Christ.Societal trends do not (andmust not) dictate whichmoral persuasions thechurch accepts. TheRoman Catholic Church isnot a political machinethat tries to makeeveryone happy and con-tent, its purpose is to leadus to salvation. Why notwrite something positiveand encouraging aboutthe Catholic Church?
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Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Mostof the gratification you’ll expe-rience today will come fromsituations in which you useyour mental prowess and re-sourcefulness to circumventobstacles.
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Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. You’llbe so at ease when it comes toutilizing your attributes prop-erly that it will take an espe-cially sharp adversary to bestyou at anything.
Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Al-though a strong, independenteffort should produce satisfac-tory results, you’ll be evenmore effective in partnershiparrangements. Team up when-ever you can.
Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19.Most of the time, we needsome form of material motiva-tion to get us moving — butnot so for you today. Whatdrives you is your great pride
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Teixeira couldneed surgeryThe Yankees are be-ing optimistic aboutMark Teixeira’s wristinjury — for now.
Teixeira admittedthe injury is not asprained wrist, but apartially torn tendonsheath in his rightwrist. If he doesn’trespond to rehab,season-ending sur-gery could be next.
BRACKET BREAKDOWNLouisville lands No. 1 overall seed Zags, Kansas, Indiana
the other No. 1s Big East leads conferences with eight teamsThe NCAA men’s basket-ball tournament field of 68was announced yesterdayand, for once, much of thesnub controversy seemedsubdued.
The four No. 1 seeds areLouisville (29-5), Kansas(29-5), Gonzaga (31-2) andIndiana (27-6). TheCardinals are the top over-all seed and landed in theMidwest region(Indianapolis), meaningthey get to play the firstfew rounds in their ownbackyard. No. 4 Saint Louis(27-6, champions ofAtlantic-10), and No. 3Michigan State (25-8), ap-pear to pose the biggestchallenge to Louisvillemaking a return trip to theFinal Four.
The top opening gameduring the tourney’s firsttwo days could very well beNo. 8 Colorado State vs. No.9 Missouri, two teams thatdominate on the glass.Higher seeds on upset alertshould be No. 5 OklahomaState, which faces No. 12Oregon (who won the Pac-12 tournament) and No. 7Creighton, which opposesNo. 10 Cincinnati.Creighton junior forwardDoug McDermott (23.1ppg, 7.5 rebs) might be the
best player in the countryand could have landed theWooden Award if his teamdidn’t have a tailspin latein the regular season.
Gonzaga has a nice pathto the Sweet 16 in the Westregion (Los Angeles), start-ing in Salt Lake City, al-though a matchup with
No. 5 Wisconsin looms andthe Badgers are always atough out. No. 2 Ohio Stateand No. 3 New Mexico alsoappear on a collisioncourse.
Once again, an 8-9 gameprovides a great matchupwith Pittsburgh taking onWichita State — two un-der-the-radar, but very sol-id, teams. No. 10 Iowa Statehas a great chance to beatNo. 7 Notre Dame andmaybe this is the year thatNo. 11 Belmont finally getsa win (they’ll meet No. 6Arizona).
The Jayhawks were re-warded with arguably thetoughest region (South), interms of the other highseeds. Kansas begins inKansas City and No. 2Georgetown, No. 3 Florida,No. 4 Michigan and No. 5VCU all have the capabilityto reach the Final Four.
Michigan vs. SouthDakota State should behighly entertaining as BigBlue sophomore guardTrey Burke (19.2 ppg, 6.7asts), the likely WoodenAward winner, takes onsenior guard Nate Wolters(22.7 ppg, 5.8 asts, 5.6 rebs).
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There’s a newLarkin to knowThe Hoosiers looked likethe top team for much ofthe season, but they keptlosing when they wereranked No. 1. They are inthe East region and willstart things off inDayton, Ohio.
Other than No. 2Miami, which had a le-gitimate case for a No. 1seed, the rest of the Eastlooks pretty weak. It isIndiana’s to lose, butthere could be upsets.
No. 11 Bucknellmeets No. 6 Butler, No.14 Davidson could scareNo. 3 Marquette and No.10 Colorado is basically apick ’em against No. 7Illinois. Hurricanes pointguard Shane Larkin (14.2ppg, 4.3 asts), son ofMLB Hall of Famer BarryLarkin, has been on firelately. He led Miami to itsfirst ACC tournament ti-tle. METRO/RS
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