Political rival assassinates Councilman Davis Mayor calls City Hall murder ‘attack on democracy, an attack on all of us’

By Neil Sloane and Patrick Gallahue pointblank range, according to Police Com- was one of pandemonium on a day council said Bay Ridge Councilman Vincent Gentile. “It The Papers missioner Raymond Kelly. members were gathering for an informal ses- sounded like a cap gun. A couple minutes later I While council members, employees and vis- sion, whose highlight was to have been the pas- ducked beneath a desk in the committee room. Fort Greene Councilman James Davis, itors scrambled, plainclothes Police Officer sage of legislation to authorize the construction People started to into the committee room.” 41, a political maverick and staunch anti- Richard Burt, about 15 to 20 feet below the of 20 public pay toilets. Mayor , who was in his violence activist, was gunned down inside gunman, fired six shots at him. Askew, accord- Reached on his cell phone shortly after the office at City Hall during the shooting, attempt-

City Hall Wednesday by a man who until ing to Kelly, was multiple times, although shooting, a shaken Park Slope Councilman Bill ed to calm New Yorkers, calling the shooting Mango / Greg recently had visions of unseating him. he could not say whether all his wounds came DeBlasio told The Brooklyn Papers, “The first “an isolated incident.” As the two stood on the balcony of the City from Burt’s gun or some were self inflicted. shot, you’re never sure, is it a balloon popping He said the shooting was an “attack on Council Chambers, shortly after 2 pm, Othneil Both Davis and Askew were rushed to the or what is it? And then there was a bunch in a democracy, an attack on all of us.” Askew, 31, pulled out a silver, 40-caliber semi- NYU Downtown Hospital, a few blocks from row, at least five or six, and a bunch of people As news spread of Davis’ assassination, so automatic handgun and shot Davis. As Davis City Hall, where Davis died a short while later. started diving for the floors, getting behind did praise for the ordained minister and former

lay prone on the balcony floor, Askew fired up Askew later died of his wounds. chairs, getting under desks.” police officer, even from those whose patience Papers File The Brooklyn to six more shots into Davis’ abdomen at The scene at City Hall after the shots rang out “At first I thought it was part of a ceremony,” See ASSASSINATION on page 4 James Davis

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By Neil Sloane discussions have centered on build- alike have mourned the loss of top- The Brooklyn Papers ing “in the general area” of the At- level professional sports in Brooklyn lantic Avenue Long Island Railroad ever since. None more so than Bor- Talks are in progress that Terminal, over a portion of which ough President Marty Markowitz, could result in the New Jersey the developer is already building the who since taking office in 2001 has Nets playing where the Brook- mammoth office and commercial been saying he wants to lure a pro- lyn Dodgers wanted to. complex Atlantic Terminal. fessional basketball team here. A Forest City Ratner spokeswoman That is the site where Brooklyn “Brooklyn is a world-class city, confirmed Wednesday that the Brook- Dodgers owner Walter O’Malley had and we deserve a world-class sports lyn mega-developer and “controlling proposeds to build a domed stadium franchise,” Markowitz said Wednes- interests” of the Nets and New Jersey that would have kept the Dodgers day. “We have everything right here / Miles Kennedy Devils hockey team are in discussions here, provided the city ceded him the in Brooklyn, but the only thing we to bring the Nets to a new arena the de- land. The city refused and O’Malley are missing is a national sports team. veloper would build in Fort Greene. removed the team to Los Angeles in I have no doubt that a NBA team in

Ratner spokeswoman Michele de 1957. Brooklyn would be the league’s most Associated Press Milly told The Brooklyn Papers the Sports fans and borough boosters See NETS on page 8 New Jersey Nets’ Jason Kidd (right) in Game 4 of the NBA finals. / Tom Callan / Tom Navy Yard studio wins city OK The Brooklyn Papers File The Brooklyn Prospective bidders line up on stoop of former school chan- By Patrick Gallahue Burbank on the East River. Brooklyn Navy Yard Development ture opens, in the fall of 2004, it will single site. cellor’s residence on State Street earlier this month. The Brooklyn Papers “Right now we’ve planned for Corporation President Eric Deutsch. include 100,000 square feet of When built, it will be the largest the 15 acres,” said Jay Fine, presi- “There are opportunities for addi- soundstages and an additional modern production facility outside With cranes hoisting the shell dent and CEO of Steiner Studios. tional expansion.” 170,000 square feet for offices, of Los Angeles. of Steiner Studios into the Brook- “I’m hoping we’ll be successful Steiner Studios, which holds a dressing and make-up rooms. After three to five years, Fine lyn Navy Yard, studio executives enough to expand what we’re do- 50-year lease, with a 20-year option, Fine said he expects the studio to said the studio would analyze its are beginning as to see the cur- ing.” on 15 acres in the 265-acre former accommodate larger productions for business and decide whether to Chancellor’s rent plans just the first scene in a “That’s part of the longer term shipyard, has released renderings on television, music video, commercial build a second and possibly third much larger picture that would planning process, and we are hope- its plans to build a film studio. and film, where pre- and post-pro- structure on its 15 acres, calibrated Heights home transfer the Navy Yard into a ful that they’ll be successful,” said When the first $90 million struc- duction work can be completed on a See NAVY YARD on page 7 sold for 2.4M Bribe judge sues

By Patrick Gallahue Bidding started at more than The Brooklyn Papers $1.25 million but immediately district attorney jumped to $1.5 million. Hands Going once ... going twice shot up across the floor and the Associated Press ... sold! bids raced upward at $100,000 The former schools chancel- intervals pausing only after the A judge charged with taking lor’s residence, at 80 State St., bidding exceeded $2 million. gifts while on the bench has was sold at auction for $2.4 mil- The buyer, who the city iden- sued District Attorney Charles lion on Wednesday afternoon. tified only as Mohammed at the Hynes, accusing him of abusing Thousands crowded into the auction, had to put down 20 per- his power by treating a discipli- Jacob Javits Center for the auc- cent of the purchase price on the nary matter as a felony. tion of more than 150 city- spot, as required by the Depart- Hynes “is proceeding in excess owned buildings or parcels of ment of Citywide Administra- of his jurisdiction” in the case land, of which the highest pro- tive Services, which holds the against Justice Gerald Garson, pa- file belonged to the former auctions. pers filed Monday alleged. schools chancellor’s residence. The sale was the tangential Lawyers for Garson believe the component of the city’s plan to tactic could put the case before an Gerald Garson Charles Hynes

rid itself of the Board of Educa- Robert Smith appeals court before it reaches tri- INSIDE THE PAPER tion headquarters at 110 Liv- al. No immediate ruling was ex- counts of receiving reward for of- ingston St. pected. ficial misconduct. Classifieds...... GO 6-8 and page 5 Cyclones ...... back page Shortly after Mayor Michael Hynes spokesman Jerry Sch- The new defense filing argues Home Improvement ...... GO 8 Bloomberg announced his inten- Another dimension metterer said the DA would “re- that the alleged abuses violated the GO Brooklyn 8 pages...... after page 4 tion to accept a request-for-pro- Looking like a scene right out of a 1950s movie theater, 6,000 people — a record-breaking “Celebrate Brooklyn” spond in court at the proper time.” Judicial Code of Conduct, not Health, Mind & Body ...... page 4 posals on the Board of Ed build- crowd — don 3-D glasses for special screening of the horror classic “Creature from the Black Lagoon” in Prospect Garson was arrested in April for criminal laws. It quotes the code as Parent ...... page 6 ing, the city also certified its allegedly taking cash and gifts — Police Blotter ...... page 2 Park Thursday. Spicing things up, saxophonist Roy Nathanson and the Jazz Passengers provided not only an origi- saying its rules “are not intended as Real Estate ...... GO 6-7 application to sell 80 State St. nal score and sound effects, but often hysterical dialogue that set the flick not in the Amazon but on “Coney Is- including a box of cigars — to in- a basis for criminal prosecution.” Ed Weintrob’s column returns next week Community Board 2 voted land,“ referencing the Gowanus Canal as well. The next flick in the park is the silent swashbuckler “The Black Pi- fluence divorce cases. He has Attorney general wants a court See HOUSE on page 6 rate,” with a score by the Alloy Orchestra, on Thursday, July 24. pleaded innocent to six felony overhaul. See story on page 6.

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The building’s management summoned engineers to place safety concerns protective netting around the By Patrick Gallahue tions has not taken place.” The Brooklyn Papers Pranger said it pointed to the need to keep token 339 Hicks Street booth clerks working in order to allow people a els It’s deep, it’s often deserted and early way to escape the service entry gates, which offer Brooklyn, NY 11201 ew Saturday morning it was filled with poten- a much faster means of egress than the turnstiles. J By tially lethal smoke after a track fire broke out “If it were possible to open a second entrance SATNICK in a subway tunnel leading to the York Street or exit along Jay Street, perhaps at the corner of subway station in DUMBO. 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An wannabe car thief failed Notice is hereby given that an Order entered ent address is: 721 56th St., 2F, Brooklyn, NY NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT: KINGS Earrings 45 in stealing a 1992 Honda by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 17th 11220. My place birth is: Guangdong COUNTY. THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, $ The suspect replied, “I’m Camry taken day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number Province, China. My date of birth is: 01/28/91. AS TRUSTEE OF IMC HOME EQUITY LOAN Pendant 50 waiting for my friend George. Civic, from its parking spot on N00375/2003, a copy of which may be exam- BP30 TRUST 1997-7 UNDER THE POOLING AND A 55-year-old man’s 1993 Columbia Heights between ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF Why are you staring at me?” CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Notice is hereby given that an Order entered NOVEMBER 1, 1997, Plaintiff vs. THOMAS Toyota Camry was stolen from Clark and Pierrepont streets, Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, The resident shot back: “Be- by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 11th MCINTYRE, ET AL, Defendants. Attorney(s) its parking space on Middagh but succeeded in making off in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number for Plaintiff: ROSICKI, ROSICKI & ASSOCI- cause you’re in a lot of trouble.” name of: Nathaniel Michael Griffith The Great Yet Reasonably Priced, N00108/2003, a copy of which may be exam- ATES, P.C., Main Office: One Old Country Street, between Hicks and with a cell phone and $15 in DeVerteuil. My present name is: Michael ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at Road, Suite 200, Carle Place, New York While his wife called 911, Nathaniel Griffith DeVerteuil. My present Henry streets. The victim coins. CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 11514, (516) 741-2585. Pursuant to judgment Jewelry Store on Court Street! address is: 777 St. Marks Avenue, #1L, the victim tailed the suspect Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, of foreclosure and sale entered herein on parked there at 5 am on July The victim parked the vehi- Brooklyn, NY 11213. My place of birth is: in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the along Joralemon Street and Brooklyn, NY. My date of birth is: 01/13/85. November 22, 2002, I will sell at Public 17 and discovered the car cle at 8:30 pm on July 13. name of: Adenrele Olusola Ibagbeola. My Auction to the highest bidder at the 360 165 COURT STREET Willow Place, until he lost BP30 missing five hours later. When she returned at 9:30 am present name if: Denrele Adeshola Oloye Adams Street, Room 261, Brooklyn, New York henna k (BET. PACIFIC & DEAN) him in the playground at State Notice is hereby given that an Order entered a/k/a Adenrele Adeshola Oloye. My present 11201, On the 14th day of August, 2003 at there were scratches to the by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 17th address is: 903 Drew St., #119, Brooklyn, NY 3:00 p.m. Premises in Brooklyn, New York and HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY COBBLE HILL, BROOKLYN and Columbia streets. The vic- Lost and found day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number steering column and various 11208. My place of birth is: Lagos, Nigeria. described as follows: BEGINNING at the cor- 718•852•5777 tim then cruised the neighbor- A woman was perusing N00376/2003, a copy of which may be exam- My date of birth is: 06/03/66. ner formed by the intersection of the norther- items missing, but no signs of ined at the Office the Clerk, located at CIVIL BP30 ly side of 64th Street with the westerly side of hood with police until spotting books at the Brooklyn Heights COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Livingston Fifth Avenue; RUNNING THENCE westerly Branch of the Brooklyn Public forced entry into the vehicle. Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, in room Store Hours: Sun: 12-5pm; Mon-Thurs: 12-7pm; Closed: Fri & Sat the suspect on Congress Street Notice is hereby given that an Order entered along the northerly side of 64th Street, 75 007, grants me rights to: Assume the name of: by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 18th feet; THENCE northerly parallel with Fifth at Hicks Street in Cobble Hill. Library on Cadman Plaza Shooting arrest Zeeshan Mohammad Haq. My present name day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number Avenue and part of the distance through a is: Mohammad Zeeshan Ul Haq a/k/a Zeeshan Officers took the suspect in West, between Clinton and Police arrested a 36-year- N00382/2003, a copy of which may be exam- party wall, 20 feet; THENCE easterly parallel Haq. My present address is: 264 Ave. O, A-B5, ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at with 64th Street and part of the distance for questioning. Pierrepont streets, when some- old man in Red Hook for al- Brooklyn, NY 11230. My place of birth is: CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 elegant embellishments Brooklyn, NY. My date of birth is: 12/08/86. through a party wall, 75 feet to the westerly one checked out with her legedly shooting a 28-year-old Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, Fit to be Tide BP30 side of Fifth Avenue; and THENCE southerly for your home purse. acquaintance in the leg. in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the along the westerly side of Fifth Avenue, 20 A grocer fought off an al- Notice is hereby given that an Order entered name of: Matthew Hamed Keita. My present feet to the corner, the point or place of leged shoplifter who tried to On June 18, the 81-year-old Police said the two were ar- by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 17th name is: Boubakar-Hamed Keita. My present BEGINNING. Premises known as 6324 5th specializing in victim left her handbag at one of guing on July 19, at 8:55 am, day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number name is: Boubakar-Hamed Keita. My present Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11220. Sold sub- walk off with five 50-ounce N00378/2003, a copy of which may be exam- address is: 1240 East 86th St., 2nd Fl., ject to all of the terms and conditions con- the tables for about five minutes on the corner of Walcott and ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at Brooklyn, NY 11236. My place of birth is: tained in said judgment and terms of sale. bottles of Tide laundry deter- CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Shabby Chic & during which it disappeared Dwight streets. Manhattan, NY. My date of birth is: 07/07/01.BP30 Approximate amount of judgment $96,941.37 gent on July 14. Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, plus interest and costs. INDEX NO. 37202/01. shortly before 3 pm. The suspect allegedly fired in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the Notice is hereby given that an Order entered The proprietor caught sight Donald H. Greener, Esq., REFEREE. BP28-31 French Country A security guard later found a .380-caliber the victim, hit- name of: Amy Edgar. My present name is: by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 21st of the suspect leaving his store, Amy Lou Gelber. My present address is: 323 day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number the bag in a men’s restroom, al- ting him in the leg. The sus- DeGraw St., #2, Brooklyn, NY 11231. My NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT: KINGS furniture • candles on Atlantic Avenue between N00385/2003, a copy of which may be exam- COUNTY. CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE place of birth is: London, England. My date of jewelry • pillows • baskets Henry and Clinton streets, at though it was sans credit cards pect was charged with felony birth is: April 5, 1961. ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at CORPORATION, Plaintiff vs. FITZROY and $100 in cash. BP30 CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 ANDERSON; DYONNE GORDON ET AL, dried flowers • mirrors around 10:40 am. He followed assault. Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, Defendants. Attorney(s) for Plaintiff: ROSICKI, Notice is hereby given that an Order entered in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the ROSICKI & ASSOCIATES, P.C., Main Office: the man outside and confront- by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 18th name of: Justa Wakeya Cooke. My present One Old Country road, Suite 200, Carle Place, ed him, police said. A struggle day of July, 2003, bearing the Index Number name is: Female Charles a/k/a Wakeya New York 11514, (516) 741-2585. Pursuant to N00381/2003, a copy of which may be exam- ensued and during the ebb and Charles a/k/a Wakeya J. Charles a/k/a Justa judgment of foreclosure and sale entered pomegranate home CARROLL GARDENS ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at Wakeya Charles a/k/a Justa W. Cooke. My herein on June 4, 2003, I will sell at Public CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 flow of their tussle police ar- present address is: 2750 West 33rd St., #939, Auction to the highest bidder at the Kings 314 Sackett St. (cor. Court & Sackett) 718-797-9984 Livingston Street Brooklyn, New York 11201, rived and arrested a suspect. County Supreme Court, Room 261, 360 in room 007, grants me rights to: Assume the Brooklyn, NY 11224. My place of birth is: HOURS: Wed-Fri: 12-7pm; Sat: 11-7pm; Sun: 12-6pm • name of: Carmen Koag. My present name is: Brooklyn, NY. My date of birth is: 10/28/70. Adams Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, On Cat burglar BP30 the 14th day of August, 2003 at 3:00 p.m. CLASSIC Hui Wen Jiang a/k/a Carmen Koag. 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I did it.” Cynthia Toye security under fire Class of 2001 To find out how, email me: Associate of Arts in [email protected] By Donna de la Cruz On the first floor, visitors Human Services Associated Press must make their way past two Class of 2002 manned desks at either end of Bachelor of Professional There was a time when the corridor to enter the Blue Studies in Human Services anyone could sit on the Room, where most of the Class of 2003 steps of City Hall to eat mayor’s news conferences are Master of Public lunch or just enjoy the held, or to go to the council Administration day. Mayor Rudolph speaker’s office. Case Worker Giuliani put a stop to that, On the second floor, there allowing only a select few is a manned desk at the en- people onto the grounds. trance to the offices of the Then, the events of Sept. mayor and his staff. 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By Patrick Gallahue Mediterranean wine bar” in The Brooklyn Papers the beginning of September, featuring cocktails, European A Brooklyn Heights res- sandwiches and other cold taurateur plans to transform foods, in the vacant 50 Henry Henry Street into a destina- St., a former organic grocery tion dining and drinking store, on the corner directly strip he hopes will be as hot across Cranberry Street from as Smith Street. Balzar. The first project for Nando And in early 2004, he will Ghorchian, who owns Cafe replace the Bagelady on Clark Buon Gusto, on Montague Street, between Henry and Street, and Acqua, on Court Hicks streets, with a French Street, is taking place at the restaurant and bakery. now defunct Isobel, at 60 Hen- “We’re trying to accommo- ry St. at Cranberry Street. He date the neighbors so they will reopen the large corner don’t need to travel far [for space at the end of this month dining],” Ghorchian said. “We as Balzar, which he described have a more beautiful neigh- as a European steakhouse and borhood than many places — grill. like Smith Street.” That is just the beginning. In all, he said, it will cost Ghorchian told The Brooklyn him between $150,000 and Papers he also plans to open a $200,000 on the various reno- Mediterranean restaurant, a vations in the neighborhood. Angels don’t need health coverage. Your child does. That’s why at Caribbean-themed bar and a Isobel closed at the begin- French bakery, all on Henry ning of July marking the sec- Street in Brooklyn Heights, by ond restaurant to fold in the HEALTH PLUS we offer you Child Health Plus; a New York State program that the end of the year. past two years on that corner. “I love Brooklyn Heights,” The same owners had run a he said. tapas bar and restaurant there provides your child or teenager with FREE or low cost health coverage Ghorchian said he will open before converting it to the a “Cubanito Mediterranean” Mediterranean Isobel. Ghorch- regardless of your financial situation. To find out if your child qualifies, call restaurant called Cafe Del ian is putting $20,000 into the Mar, at 311 Henry St., on the steakhouse renovation. corner of Atlantic Avenue, at Ghorchian, who also owns HEALTH PLUS at 1-888-809-8009. the end of August. two other Buon Gustos in After that, he plans to open Manhattan, acknowledged the an “upscale Caribbean and See BAR on page 6

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He was eventually reinstated to was hard not to enjoy watching the politi- my. the force, winning before a Manhattan judge Saturday & Evening Hours cal career of Fort Greene Councilman He launched his work in community ac- and he used his back pay to fund his suc- ABORTION James E. Davis unfold. tivism as an anti-violence crusader, founding cessful council race in 2001. 357 Seventh Avenue at 10th Street He seized headlines, ran headlong into Love Yourself/Stop the Violence in 1990, as As an elected official, Davis never ingra- debates and publicly slapped around his en- a ministry of his Jesus Christ House of tiated himself to the county machine, or to 768-1111 emies — most of them were more powerful Prayer, a small parish run out of his house, political decorum. The than him — without ever appearing to suf- OB/GYN for which Davis served as a non-denomina- He slammed Norman in the press as the Pavilion fer a scratch. tional minister. Furthermore, he arrived at embattled county leader was embroiled in at the If his rivals were plotting against him, he the City Council on Wednesday to propose scandals involving the Brooklyn judiciary would be on the phone with reporters before a resolution intended to reduce violence in and he voted against the 18.5-percent prop- whatever scheme they’d hatched was even the workplace. erty tax hike last year. When Council Speak- WE SERVE WITH CARE AND COMPASSION HAPPINESS IS We Accept All Insurance & Medicaid public, preempting the spin. And though he “His ability to talk to the kids, in and er Gifford Miller removed Davis from the often appeared reckless, political observers around the high schools, to get them into Cultural Affairs committee — a mild puni- • NYS Licensed • Immediate Appointment A HEALTHY MOUTH who watched his career progress began to re- constructive, positive programs was remark- tive measure by most accounts — Davis • Joint Commission (including Saturdays) DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN alize that he knew exactly what he was doing. able,” said Marine Park Councilman Lew threatened to sue him. Accreditation • Parental Consent “They have to understand and accept the A proper diet, good oral hygiene and a dental check-up Fidler, chairman of the Brooklyn delegation “We must preserve the integrity of every • Confidential Abortion Not Required reality that I’m here and James Davis isn’t and a man Davis considered an ally. council member — the right to vote the will - Surgical - Medical (RU486) • Emergency Contraception from AGE ONE can save teeth and money. going anywhere,” he once told The Brook- Though Davis campaigned for peace, it of his constituents,” Davis said. “That’s why • Safe Low Cost • Free Pregnancy Testing Call today for your son or daughter’s appointment. lyn Papers. didn’t mean he didn’t enjoy a good battle. we are here.” If Davis’ broad political platforms were Conveniently Located at When asked to comment on Democratic Quietly, however, and sometimes not so Reneida E. Reyes, D.D.S., M.P.H. still developing, his instincts were honed as primary challenger Anthony Herbert, Davis quietly, Davis seemed to treat the scrim- 313 - 43rd Street and 3rd Avenue Ioanna Mentzelopoulou, D.D.S. if he’d been born to the game. He once rattled off all the powers of the incumbency mages like a game. He never destroyed his Call for an immediate appointment 718-369-1900 Tel: (718) 230-0380 claimed to have a map highlighting all the and listed his achievements in each election working relationship with either Miller or WE’RE IN THE VERIZON YELLOW PAGES block associations in the district, to make district to show that in two years he’d made Norman, and in each of these instances he Fax (718) 230-0358 sure that he paid visits to each of them. himself virtually unbeatable. relished the press he received, so much so He would publicly slam “backdoor deals” “I love this stuff,” he said, before he bold- that it tended to obscure the more substan- CAREERDENTISTS COACHING then go behind the curtain and make a deal ly pledged, “If I don’t beat him by 10,000 tive issues he supported, like increasing op- for the district, such as pledging his cooper- votes I’ll leave the country.” portunities for public input in communities ation with the mayor on his Downtown When reminded there were two other slated for homeless shelters. Brooklyn plan as long as the district was not people officially challenging him at the time Davis also made it his hallmark to be crippled with budget cuts. and that 10,000 was a stiff difference to available and rarely was an elected official “If you want a friend, show yourself to be achieve, he smiled and said, “I didn’t say I as omnipresent and accessible as he was to JOB SEARCHING? One Hanson Place, Suite 2204, Brooklyn, NY 11243 friendly,” he said at the time. wouldn’t come back.” his constituents, giving out his cell phone JOB SEARCHING? Everyone who knew him mentioned his Davis’ rise to the council in 2001 was the number at public meetings. Professional Coaching charm, which went beyond being likeable, most unlikely upset in a year of disappoint- He also held two town hall meetings in but gave the subjects of his attention the im- ments to party-backed favorites. He’d failed his own home this summer, one to discuss for Successful pression that he honestly liked them back. in four previous races for public office and the mayor’s plan for , Career Transitions Davis was a staunch believer in community didn’t even interview bringing along Deputy Mayor Dan Docto- founded 1986 input and made a cliche of saying, “The him before they endorsed opponent Letitia roff, and another on filmmaker Spike Lee’s community has to be at the table,” when James, Davis said. proposal to build a Little League field on the • Job Search Strategies proposals were brought to him. In 1996, Davis unsuccessfully attempted South Oxford Tennis Club site, hosting Bor- “My fate is in the hands of the people that to get on the ballot to challenge Rep. Major ough Parks Commissioner Julius Spiegel • Resumes & Cover Letters elected me,” Davis said last August Owens. One year later, he ran a failed race and many residents. • Interview Preparation Davis was born on April 3, 1962, in Brook- against incumbent Councilwoman Mary Both were classic Davis — events that lyn, to James and Thelma Davis, a corrections Pinkett, and in 1998, he unsuccessfully chal- gave the impression that he was bringing • Career Planning Debra Laks, M.S.S.A., Director officer and a nurse, and spent his early years lenged Assemblyman Clarence Norman Jr., government to his constituents. in Bedford-Stuyvesant before his family the Brooklyn Democratic Party boss. He Of his time as a student at Pace, across Career Transition Resources (CTR) briefly moved to Long Island. When they re- lost by just 677 votes. the street from City Hall, he once said, “I turned to Brooklyn, they made their home in He tried to unseat Norman again in 2000 looked at City Hall and said, ‘Someday I’m 26 Court Street - Brooklyn Heights Crown Heights, where Davis grew up. but lost by a wider margin. going to work there. Actually I said, “Some- (718) 624-3192 - Hours by appointment only He excelled in academics, earning a His repeated challenges to the so-called day I’m going to be mayor.’ Stay tuned.” bachelor’s degree from in “county machine” introduced him to what It was hard not to enjoy watching James Social Science and Youth Agency Adminis- he believed was the politics of retaliation. Davis evolve at City Hall, perhaps to Al- tration. He also shined in sports, boxing in After losing to Norman in 1998, he was bany or even Congress, where many be- HYPNOSIS both the Spanish Gloves and Golden fired from the police department. The de- lieved his true ambitions lay. Gloves. partment claimed he violated its policy of On Wednesday, however, all the promise Davis always maintained that it was an being a political candidate while on active was cut short on a future that wasn’t just Lose Weight or Stop Smoking incident in 1983, when he was accused of duty, though Davis always maintained Nor- bright, it was earned. All phases of in ONE Session! General & Jack Irwin, D.D.S. 414 Seventh Avenue Cosmetic (bet. 13th & 14th Sts.) RESULTS GUARANTEED Dentistry 718/768-8372 ASSASSINATION... Emer. Beeper # Continued from page 1 Also specializing in Psychotherapy Root Canal • Extractions he tried the most. Longtime political ad- Periodontal Work • Crowns 917/893-8581 versary Assemblyman Clarence Norman Self Hypnosis Tapes now on sale if you do not want a session. Bridges • Porcelain Veneers Evening Hours Mon-Fri Jr., the Brooklyn Democratic Party leader, Bleaching • Dentures • Laminates whom Davis continually defied, called Most Insurance & Union Plans Accepted him a friend. Dr. STEVEN ALDEN, Ph.D. 718-643-6152 Advanced sterilization MetLife, UFT, DC37, PBA, Delta, Blue Cross, and infection control. Aetna, CIGNA, Unicare, Guardian, Healthplex, “The politics is one small aspect of hu- Mgmt. Bfts. Fund, United Concordia, HIP. man relations, you know, what is more im- Brooklyn Heights portant is the personal,” Norman told The Papers. “He and I never had any type of Park Slope Family negative exchange of words or any type of confrontations. Any differences we had ELECTROLYSIS were limited to politics.” “It’s just kind of the height of irony that DENTISTRY a man who was really in the vanguard of Permanent Hair Removal Specialist Dr. Andrew Warshaw fighting against violence, articulating non- violence, dies so violently,” Norman said.

Dr. Sari Rosenwein Wednesday was a day of irony at City Hall. Mango / Greg Heights Emergency Askew was a guest of Davis’ at City Free Consultation Hall, approaching the councilman outside Service 24 Hr Phone Service his district office at DeKalb and Washington avenues earlier in the day and asking if he Electrolysis ¥ Pediatric Dentistry could join him. Davis welcomed him along, ¥ Root Canal Therapy according to staffers, and because he was Papers File The Brooklyn Theresa Parolisi, C.P.E. BOARD CERTIFIED Park Slope ¥ Implant Restorations with Davis, security waived him around the Councilman James Davis, flanked by Brooklyn Museum of Art Director Arnold ONLY ¥ Laminates ¥ Bleaching Medical Bldg. two sets of metal detectors that could have Lehman, Brooklyn Children’s Museum President Carol Enseki and Ethan Geto, - Computerized saved the councilman’s life. ¥ White Fillings ¥ Bonding 794 Union St. of the Cultural Insitutions Group, at a press conference last year in the Brook- Equipment (Near 7th Ave.) “James introduced me before we came in PERMANENT ¥ Fluoride ¥ Sealants … and the guy gave me a very intensive lyn Children’s Museum protesting cuts in arts funding. ¥ Cleanings ¥ Crowns stare,” said East New York Councilman Hrs. 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Day, evening Affordable Family Dentistry showed up at the Clinton Hill office of tion of Brooklyn. Most neighbors said they office to charge that Davis was harassing ship with food, and the issues that and weekend hours in pleasant, Park Councilman James Davis and asked if they didn’t know him, but one, Canning Dennis, him over the upcoming primary election. No contribute to eating and body Slope offices. in Modern Pleasant Surroundings could go to City Hall together. said he had moved into his house about a threats of violence were made against the image problems. Davis agreed. About an hour later, he lay Women Psychotherapists of Brooklyn State of the Art Sterilization (autoclave) year ago and lived there with his brother. councilman, authorities added. 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But, she Hall together on Wednesday, the councilman Comprehensive therapeutic • Impant Dentistry • Fillings (tooth colored) programs help your family • Stereo headphones • Analgesia (Sweet air) only recently. Askew, 31, was a possible po- added, “He always appeared to be a bit on escorted his visitor past security to a council develop and grow. litical challenger to Davis — but when the strange side.” meeting, police said. Couples & Families • Children/Teen Groups Dr. Jeffrey M. Kramer asked about Askew in June, Davis was quot- Councilman Kendall Stewart told re- Another councilman, Charles Barron, of Psychiatric Eval. • Educational Planning 544 Court Street, Carroll Gardens ed as saying he had never heard of him. porters Davis had cut a deal with Askew in East New York, said he met the pair on their 121 Prospect Place • www.letsdevelop.com 624-5554 624-7055 Askew had filed papers to oppose Davis which the aspiring politician agreed not to way in. 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By Patrick Gallahue The Brooklyn Papers For over 30 days, resi- dents of First Street, grap- pling with the abyss in the middle of their street, stepped around a massive, axle-cracking crater, fearing that a car could get stuck in it or that person could fall in and practically vanish. T “This is a hole you could N bury someone in,” said Nick E Savoca, 59, who’s lived on the R block for over 30 years. A Savoca lodged a complaint P with the city’s 311 service on June 20. Five days later the city DOT put up barricades / Tom Callan / Tom around the massive hole but Discuss cremation the pit remained. “They told me they were going to send somebody Q: “My husband and I person’s ashes are scattered down,” Savoca said more than are in our early 80s and over a place the person loved,”

The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Parent-to-Parent three weeks after filing his both of us plan to be cremat- says Grollman, of Belmont, The winning bidder on the former chancellor’s home, By Betsy Flagler Mass. complaint. “I just think they Mango / Greg ed. How do you explain cre- at the Javits center Wednesday afternoon. did whatever they did with the mation to children? We Starting in preschool, use complaint … but never looked have lots of grandchildren.” tiny opportunities — even dead at it.” — a grandmother bugs and wilted flowers — to The DOT is supposed to A: One 11-year-old boy had talk about the concepts of life several months to say goodbye and death. rectify complaints in between Papers The Brooklyn HOUSE… to his dying grandfather, but no “When we tell children hon- one and 30 days. Pothole on First Street between Seventh and Eighth av- Continued from page 1 On July 18 — at the 30-day time to understand that he estly about death, it becomes unanimously in February to approve the city’s sale of the mark — The Brooklyn Papers enues has residents fuming. would be cremated. The child another fact in their lives,” says property with the recommendation that it be maintained for called to inquire about the was shocked when told just be- Nilsen. The Cremation Associa- residential uses and not include “community uses” such as a neglected crater. A DOT whose responsibility it is to fix If it is a problem with the fore the memorial service. tion of North America suggests It’s unfair to wait until a parents try to arrange a time school or medical office. spokesman said after receiv- it. connection, the homeowner death to spring the idea of cre- Earlier this month, more than 40 people turned out for an ing the call, “It will be done Since The Papers’ call, the will have to pay for the repair, when they and their child can mation on a child, grief experts be with the body before crema- open house in the four-story, 11-room townhouse. matter was referred to the DEP Michaels said. If it was not today.” say. tion is carried out to give the The 5,000-square-foot brick building has seven bedrooms, Sinkholes caused by water and they’ve carried out inspec- caused by water damage, how- “Cremation can be jarring if child a chance to say goodbye. two kitchens and four bathrooms, as well as a basement, attic damage fall under the jurisdic- tions on July 18th, 19th and ever, it will be the DOT’s re- a child doesn’t expect it to hap- and backyard. tion of the city Department of 20th as well as the 21st. Dis- sponsibility. pen,” says Earl A. Grollman, Can you help? Although it was reserved as the residential quarters of the Environmental Protection, covering it was not caused by Meanwhile, Savoca and his author of “A Child’s Book “Has anybody figured out Board of Education’s chancellor, none have lived there since however, while potholes a leak in the watermain, the neighbors wait, fearing some- about Burial and Cremation” choice, and that people all over how to make a vacation with Harold Levy. Joel Klein, the current schools chancellor, also caused by decay or traffic are DEP was trying to determine one could get hurt. (Centering Corp., 2001). the world choose cremation.” kids a vacation? My husband chose not to live in the building. the responsibility of the DOT. if there is seepage from one of “I imagine they’re backed Guidelines for talking about If you plan to be cremated, and I struggle with how to di- Without a chancellor residing, the city rented the town- As of press time, the city the connections to a private up with work,” Savoca said. death and cremation change share your reasons with older vide child care but still have house for $8,000 a month to a tenant whose lease expired in was still trying to determine home, said DEP spokesman “But they should have sent an with each developmental stage kids. If you’re an environmen- couple time and individual April. the category of the hole and Ian Michaels. inspector there a lot sooner.” of a child. talist, for example, your choice time.” — a mother At age 6, a child can begin to will be easier to explain, Groll- If you have tips or a ques- understand that death is perma- man suggests. tion, call our toll-free hotline nent. “Cremation can be turned any time at (800) 827-1092 or But no matter a child’s age into something loving — if a e-mail us at [email protected]. or stage, start where he is — what’s on his mind? Kids are AG Spitzer orders a court overhaul looking for heartfelt connec- tions to loved ones and guid- ance — not complex explana- Associated Press based upon a merit determination,” they want to be on the bench,” Spitzer “I’m in a position where I always tions about death and burial. The Verrazano State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer told Gabe Pressman in an inter- said. say, ‘I’m nonpartisan. I’m a prosecu- “Find out what the children Spitzer said a new system is needed view on WNBC’s “News Forum” Garson was accused of taking gifts tor.’ But having said that, when you think they know,” says Karen which aired on Sunday, July 20. while on the bench. He pleaded not elect a mayor, City Council members, Nilsen, who has helped children for the selection of judges in the He said the allegations of corruption guilty to bribery charges. let them put a party label on that says, city in the wake of the Brooklyn and teenagers prepare for funer- Baby Contest that stem from the case against Brook- Also on the program, in response to ‘Here’s what I stand for.’ So I’m going als of loved ones. “You don’t judicial scandal. lyn Supreme Court Justice Gerald Gar- Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposal to be skeptical,” Spitzer said. want them to be misinformed.” First Prize $1000 Cash, Free Floor Sanding “Either we need a more open elec- son shows the process of selecting the for holding nonpartisan elections in The Charter Revision Commission is One girl imagined her de- and Refinishing and Set of Baby Pictures tive process, or we need an appointive judges is done too often outside of the New York, Spitzer, who many believe expected to make a decision by the end ceased mother had been re- process where the governor selects public eye. will run for governor in 2006 [TK of the summer on whether to hold a duced to the size of a doll to fit Verrazano Flooring’s “Verrazano Baby” Contest continues from individuals who are from a list of “Let us see who the individuals are, year!!], said he does not like the idea of voter referendum on the issue in No- inside an urn, Nilsen recalls. now through Friday, August 15. The 6 to 12 month-old those who were presented to him or her have them explain to the public why eliminating political parties. vember. The child was relieved to re- baby selected the contest winner will be featured on compa- place that unsettling thought ny advertising for the coming year. with the facts of cremation. “When kids know you’re To enter, parents must send in either an 8” x 10” or 5” x 7” telling the truth, they can accept photograph and an entry form. Entries must be submitted it,” Nilsen says. “Kids appreci- by the baby’s parent or legal guardian. BAR… ate honesty.” Entries must be received by the deadline of Friday, August Nilsen and Grollman, a be- 15. Interested parties should send entries to “Baby Contest”, Continued from page 3 reavement expert, agree that Verrazano Flooring, 2176 25th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232. unkind track record at the any talk about cremation needs Judges selected by Verrazano Flooring will select four final- Balzar space but said past fail- to be put into context: This is a ists by Tuesday, August 19. ures were mainly due to a dif- choice a person makes while he ficulty controlling noise in the is alive, and the loved one feels restaurant. no pain after death. “Hopefully, I won’t have “Point out that there is no life that kind of problem,” he said. in the body anymore,” Groll- man says. Explain that the body “We’ll have to find a way to CHOICE HARDWOOD / CUSTOM FINISH / EXPERT REPAIRS take care of all of that noise.” is taken to a crematory where it goes through a special burning To enter, contact Wendell Carter at At least one of the street’s process in a type of fireplace or more established restaurateurs oven that breaks it down to par- was unruffled when contacted 718-369-9636 procrastinator’s ticles resembling crushed sand this week about Ghorchian’s dollars, he says. Then the parti- or by email at ambitious plans. cles are put into a jar, called an [email protected] “Whoever is opening up urn, that the family typically this restaurant next to us is picks out. very smart,” said Antonio “Reassure the child that the Migliaccio, owner of the person doesn’t feel like he’s be- eight-year-old Noodle Pud- ing burned because the body ding, at 38 Henry St. “He has died,” Nilsen says. Offer re- THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS knows what he’s doing be- minders later on as well: v Jewish r cause the best place to open a “Grandma’s body died and she special shoe store is next to another didn’t feel the burning. This shoe store. That becomes was her choice.” Sports Academy known as the good place to In classes for children at her buy shoes.” family’s funeral home near At The Hannah Senesh School, 215 Pacific St. “The more the restaurants Minneapolis, Nilsen finds some In Cobble Hill • Ages: 5-9 call to reserve your charter membership today and the better … the quality,” he parents don’t want their kids to added. “Competition, by itself, know specifics about burial or Daily schedule is well supervised encourages quality.” cremation. and planned to teach new skills. L you don’t have to work out until we open. One mother is among par- Henry Street, between ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: aerobics, arts and craft, athletics, boat- Clark and Middagh streets, ents who see no point in talking about “hauling grandma to a ing, computers, dramatics, farm animal care, gymnastics, hiking, also includes the Fortune chamber to burn up.” hockey, Jewish culture, music & dance, nature, physical fitness, House Chinese restaurant, ping pong, pioneering, ropes course, soccer, Red Cross-certified But Grollman and Nilsen say swimming and tennis Fascati Pizza, Heights Falafel, kids need an explanation, with- Henry Street Ale House, Great in context, or their imaginations Delicious & Nutritious Lunch Provided Wall Chinese takeout, Cran- will run wild about how their 2 Week Sessions: berry’s coffee and baked loved one fits in an urn. goods takeout and Henry’s Nilsen offers this compari- Session 3: July 28th - Aug. 8th End. The Baja California son to children: As a log burns, Session 4 (1 week only): August 11th - 15th Grill, a Mexican takeout and it creates ashes; as a person’s Times & Fees eat-in restaurant featuring bur- body is cremated, it looks like 453 fifth avenue ritos, recently closed. crushed seashells after it burns. Time 9am-3pm. Cost $450 per regular session park slope • 718.768.0880 Local residents took a wait- “Everyone has a choice Extended Session 8am-6pm (extra $300 per session) and-see attitude. about how the body will be pre- For further information please contact “What counts for me is pared before burial,” she tells quality and it remains to be kids in her classes. “Grandma Simcha Weinstein (718) 596-4840 Ext. 15 seen if these are going to be wants you to understand her places of real quality,” said Judy Stanton, executive direc- tor of the Brooklyn Heights Association. “It’s a very big bite for one person. It’s a lot Day of investment for one person all at once. So we’ll see.” Ghorchian, 44, who grew School, up in Italy, learned the restau- rant business after he came to Inc. New York to attend Hunter College. While taking classes, A fully licensed and certified preschool he cooked at night at Roma Di Notte on the Upper East Side. 2-4 year old programs 2, 3, 4 or 5 mornings, After soaking up the les- sons from the head chef at Licensed teachers afternoons or full days Roma Di Notte, he opened the Optimal educational equipment Spacious Classrooms new york sports clubs first Caffe Buon Gusto in Manhattan on 77th Street, be- Exclusive outdoor facilities Enriched Curriculum there’s a million reasons to join. tween Second and Third av- Indoor Gym facilities Caring, loving environment enues, in 1989. Until recently, he ran eight www.mysportsclubs.com restaurants in Manhattan, but Summer Program Available A few Fall spaces still open he is now down to two after some closed and others were sold to begin the expansion in 763 President Street (bet. 6th & 7th Aves.) • (718) 230-5255 Brooklyn Heights. July 28, 2003 THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM AWP 7

and promoting prostitution af- ter a similar investigation in Bensonhurst two years ago, he Hurst escort service is shut one day, open next said. “We’re very concerned about By Jotham Sederstrom William Badyna, 37, and James Pipitone, Badyna and Pipitone were operating the illicit still open for business, a woman Howard Feuer, who has been hurst, operations such as those street-level prostitution,” said for The Brooklyn Papers 32, were charged on July 17 with money services — Bad Girls, Beach Bunny Play- at Cuddles Entertainment said district manager of Community run by Badyna and Pipitone Feuer. “But I venture to say laundering and promoting prostitution. If con- mates, Cuddles Entertainment, Elegant Ser- on Wednesday, “Why wouldn’t Board 11 since 1977, said that continue to flourish. Twelve there’s more of it inside. Not that Police arrested the alleged ringlead- victed, they could face seven years in prison. vices, Marilyn’s Escorts and Pretty Woman we be?” while street-level prostitution women and eight men were ar- I know from personal experience, ers of a Bensonhurst-based prostitu- Police also arrested two alleged prosti- Escorts — from a third-floor office at 8520 “We’re still trying to get them has nearly vanished in Benson- rested on charges of prostitution but I suspect that there is.” tion ring this week, momentarily put- tutes and three office workers as a result of 20th Ave. closed down,” said Sandy Silver- ting the kibosh on what authorities a nine-month investigation by members of Advertisements for the services were stein, a spokesman for Hynes. described as a multimillion-dollar enter- the police department’s Asset Forfeiture yanked from the back pages of the Village “Arrests have been made, but prise that included at least six Unit and Vice Enforcement Division. Dur- Voice and New York Press after the bust, but we’re still investigating. It’s real- ly hard to keep these companies Brooklyn escort services ing the investigation, bank accounts and several of the services’ Web sites claimed to out of business. It’s like gam- But as of Wednesday, at least one of the telephone records were subpoenaed. be updated as recently as Monday. bling: You never know if they’re escort services was back in business. According to the district attorney’s office, When asked if the escort services were still operating after they’ve been shut down.” Credit card receipts show that Badyna and Pipitone had accu- mulated more than $5 million in the last five years, but a spokes- NAVY YARD STUDIOS… man for District Attorney Protect your Building’s Historic Character While Realizing Charles Hynes said the opera- tion probably grossed an addi- a Substantial Personal Income Tax Deduction tional $10 million in cash. Since 1997, prosecutors say, profits from the escort services Available to owners of historic properties, including residential, condominium and floated between as many as nine commercial. With your commitment to preserve the exterior architecture of your Chase bank accounts controlled building, you may receive an income tax deduction equaling ten to fifteen percent by Badyna and Pipitone. Money was also laundered through a car of the fair market value of your property. wash and several management More than 200 New York City property owners have applied for this program businesses, prosecutors said. Police were led to the Ben- through the National Architectural Trust. sonhurst location after under- cover detectives posing as johns Join them by contacting: ROBERT REGEVIK, Area Manager arrested Jackie Salgado and National Architectural Trust Rita Fares at the Comfort Inn in Bay Ridge, according to the (718) 832-8400 DA’s office. Although only two [email protected] prostitutes were arrested, Sil- verstein said that one of the The National Architectural Trust services employed at least 25 1906 R Street NW women, each charging roughly Washington, DC 20009 $200 an hour. 1-888-831-2107 All eight arrested were re- www.natarchtrust.org leased on their own recognizance and are scheduled to appear be- The National Architectural Trust is a qualified 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization. An artist’s rendering, revealed this week, of the movie studio planned for the Brooklyn Navy Yard complex. fore a grand jury on July 31.

Continued from page 1 to host the type of productions most in demand. Should their business be able to support it, how Steiner Studios’ may eventually expand is less clear. “That’s something we’d have to spend more time on,” Deutsch said. “It depends how it evolves.” The studio is expected to have 75 regular employees although it could hold a total of 1,000 at full capacity. In addition to the soundstages and offices, the studio will contain a commissary, two screening rooms — a 100-seat theater and anoth- er 10-seat theater for dailies — as well as a fitness center. “People in the business need to look good and everyone puts in long days,” Fine said of the exercise facilities. “I can’t think of a better place for Hollywood East than Brooklyn because this is where dreams come true and legends are made every single day,” said Borough President Marty Markowitz. “Steiner Stu- dios will not only bring more jobs to Brooklyn, but it will also be another great tourist attraction.” In addition to the $90 million in private costs, the city will kick in another $28 million for infrastructure upgrades. As first reported in The Brooklyn Papers in 2001, the Navy Yard falls outside Con Edison’s power grid and the yard’s sole electricity supplier, Brooklyn Navy Yard Co-Generation Partners, does not have enough capacity to meet the studio’s projected demands. “There hasn’t been a lot of capital improvements on the Navy Yard and the things you would find on a New York City street were not on the Navy Yard,” Fine said, pointing to plumbing, electricity and roads. In his final days in office, Mayor entered into a memorandum of understanding recommending the new administra- tion provide $28 million to help the studio rectify a problem with the its power supply and infrastructure. The Bloomberg administration subsequently provided the capital needed to upgrade the studio’s infrastructure. Fine said the company expects payroll taxes to equal $28 million over the first three to four years. The fight for the space has had enough high drama to become the subject of one its own productions. Giuliani announced in 1999 that Robert DeNiro and Harvey We- instein, of Miramax fame, were the selected developers for the site. Cary Hart, a set designer, and Lou Madigan, a computer consul- tan, had development rights to the parcel and threatened to sue if they were not included in the studio project. With the financial back- ing of Steiner Equities, a New Jersey-based developer, the two be- came feasible players in the quest for a movie studio in Brooklyn. Eventually DeNiro and Weinstein pulled out, giving control of the site to Madigan and Hart. More than 3,000 people are currently employed in the more than 200 businesses that lease space there. Atlantic Antic on schedule By Patrick Gallahue respect the Jewish New Year, The Brooklyn Papers which comes at the end of the month this year. Since 9-11, the once For the Atlantic Avenue Lo- annual Atlantic Antic has cal Development Corporation, been an on-again off-again which relies on the Antic as its affair, occurring out of sea- principal source of income, the son and, sometimes, not at return is a much-needed injec- all. tion of revenue, which typically This year, the Antic is set- ranges between $25,000 and tling back into its previous $50,000. schedule — almost. “The Antic is our major The 29th Atlantic Antic has fundraiser,” said LDC President been scheduled for Sept. 21, the Candace Damon. “It’s of great second to last Sunday of the importance to the financial month. The event, typically health of the LDC and we’re scheduled for the last Sunday in glad that it’s back on track.” September, will fall earlier to In 2001, after the terrorist at- tacks on the World Trade Cen- ter, then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani revoked all street permits to keep law enforcement personnel concentrated on public safety. The Atlantic Avenue Local De- velopment Corporation held a substitute event in May 2002. The city’s policy, however, is to grant only one street closure permit per year and it did not al- low Atlantic Avenue to hold a second Antic in September Tues. - Sat. 11-7 PM 2002. This year, the event is ex- Our store is located in a pected to be more entertain- Landmarked building, ment-driven than in previous so Step Back In Time. years. “What we were eager to do Greeting Cards • Jewelry was rebuild the community China • Accessories spirit of the Antic, which many Dolls • Toiletries of the people who’ve been ac- tive for years and years and Journals • Jewelry Boxes years, noticed had faded a bit,” And More Damon said of local participa- tion. “We’ve been working very hard to increase Atlantic Av- enue-based merchant participa- A Vintage Gift Shop tion and Brooklyn-based crafts- Angela Fernan, PROP. people’ participation.” 274 Court Street The Atlantic Antic will be (bet. Kane & DeGraw) held from 10 am to 6 pm, on (718) 522-1800 Atlantic Avenue from Hicks Street to Fourth Avenue. 8 AWP THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM July 28, 2003

mediately warned DeSalvo that he’d be tossed if he hit another batter (panel 1). After Wilson got to his feet and slammed his helmet to the ground, he headed toward the mound, with Cyclones manager Tim Teufel rushing over from the the third base Anatomy of a base-brawl coach’s box (panel 2). Soon after, both benches began to clear, and the umpires lost control as punches were thrown (panel Maybe there is something to this rivalry after all. On Thursday night at Staten Island, The Cyclones and Yankees duked it 3). Finally, with both benches cleared, members of the bullpen came rushing in (panel 4). The Donnybrook lasted 28 minutes. out after Yankees pitcher Matt DeSalvo plunked Andy Wilson in the head. Wilson fell to the ground and the umpire im- Police from the 120th Precinct were brought in to restore order. The Brooklyn Papers Photos / Gary Thomas

Cyclones do battle in ThePlay’s the Thing more ways than one with Ed Shakespeare By Ed Shakespeare Brooklyn took a 3-2 lead in In the fifth, Bennett doubled, for The Brooklyn Papers the top of the 11th on a two-out but was eventually stranded at At home & on home run by Ian Bladergroen. third. It was a week of fights for Joe Orloski picked up the vic- In the ninth, with one away, the Cyclones. Unfortunately, tory with three innings of hitless Piazza singled and Bladergroen one of the fights was of the relief and Carlos Muniz picked drove a long shot to center field punching variety — on Staten up his tenth save with a scoreless that Williamsport center fielder the road with Island July 17 against the 11th. Nyje Morgan caught in a terrific Yankees. Cyclones 1 grab. The other fight was the far Williamsport 0 Blake Whealy walked, but the more pleasant one, involving only Cyclones lost their last chance baseball — a fight for the McNa- July 19 at Williamsport when Bennett grounded out. the Cyclones mara Division lead between Brian Bannister pitched seven Williamsport 4 Brooklyn and the Williamsport innings of shutout ball for Brook- wo’s company, three’s a crowd, his physique. Despite his ravenous ap- Crosscutters. lyn to move his record to 4-0. In Cyclones 1 petite and obvious strength, he sports / Gary Thomas and four … well four’s a base- The teams went into the five- the sixth inning, Brooklyn scored July 21 at Williamsport ball team. only 210 pounds over a 6-foot-5 frame. game series at Williamsport with the only run of the game when T Brooklyn-born Anthony Boc- The live togeth- And the Blade knows exactly where he Brooklyn holding a half game lead. Shawn Bowman singled and Jon chino popped out with the bases er — mostly in groups of four — in can pursue his gustatory choices near Cyclones, 5 Slack was hit by a pitch. After a loaded for Williamsport in the dorms at Polytechnic University, locat- the home ballpark. fielder’s choice and a walk to first inning, but later on, the ed in Downtown Brooklyn. First base- “At , the Mermaid Deli

Staten Island, 2 Papers The Brooklyn Tony Piazza, Bladergroen struck Xaverian High School alumnus [located a block from the ballpark on July 17 at Staten Island man Ian Bladergroen, from Albu- Cyclone’s Andy Wilson’s broken helmut after Thursday’s fight. out, leaving things up to Andy and Bensonhurst resident made querque, N.M.; third baseman Shawn Mermaid Avenue] is great. I love that Brooklyn jumped to a 2-0 lead Wilson, who walked to force in up for things by hammering the Bowman, from Vancouver, Canada; place,” he said. “My favorite there is in the first inning. Jon Slack and the winning run. Cyclones with doubles in his pitchers Brian Bannister and new addi- the Buffalo chicken sandwich, and I Rashad Parker singled and, after from the game: Brooklyn’s sions, the New York-Penn Taylor George picked up his next three at bats. Bocchino’s big love their Swiss cheese on those rolls. Rashad Parker, Ender Chavez, League office stated on July 22 tion Dave Smith all room together. two groundouts, Slack had scored first save in relief. hit was a two-run in the Smith replaced Brian Harvey, the out- I could go for one right now, actually.” and Parker was at third. Blake Shawn Bowman, Joe Orloski, that the fight was still under re- Williamsport 3 seventh inning to give the Cross- fielder recently called up to Capital Whealy singled in Parker. Paulk, and Wilson, and the Yan- view. he Cyclones also spend a lot of cutters a 4-1 lead. City. In the sixth, with two out and kees’ DeSalvo, Blackwell, Car- Cyclones 0 time on the road, where they re- Cyclones 3 The Crosscutters took the lead So what’s life like for young base- no one on base, things got out of los Rosario, Alexander Santa and July 20 at Williamsport Tceive $20 per day meal money Williamsport 2 in the first on a home run by ball players getting a chance to play in hand. Melky Cabrera. Williamsport scored single and they try not to spend it all at one Michael Cockrell. Brooklyn tied the greatest city in the world? Pretty Staten Island starter Matt De- When play resumed, after a July 18 at Williamsport runs in the fourth, sixth and sev- place. On the way to games, the team the game in the third inning on a much what you’d expect. Salvo hit Andy Wilson in the 28-minute delay, Staten Island After a Williamsport run in the enth innings off Brooklyn starter bus usually stops at highway fast food sacrifice fly by Andy Wilson. “Shawn is messy, but Brian Bannis- head and Wilson started for the scored two runs in the seventh second off Greg Ramirez, the Ryan Danly. Williamsport starter places like Burger King. Taylor George took the loss in ter is the messiest one of all of us,” said mound. A massive brawl ensued. off reliever Steve Correa. Cyclones evened things in the Alex Lissir threw 7 and 1/3 in- “Here in Williamsport,” reports relief. Bladergroen “He’s got all this food and The brawl kept going until New In the ninth, Brooklyn scored fourth when Blake Whealy sin- nings of scoreless, three-hit Bladergroen, “we sometimes eat in the Bocchino, who also made a he’s always leaving it out. Like his York City police from the 120th three runs when Whealy walked, gled and eventually scored on pitching. [TGI] Friday’s Restaurant, which is fine defensive grab in left field, Precinct, located across the street Tony Piazza doubled, and Jesus David Reaver’s sacrifice fly. Brooklyn had an early chance Cheerios. Right now he’s got Cheerios right at the hotel — they keep it open ran his batting average to .296 from the ballpark, arrived and Linares homered. Muniz held Williamsport took the lead in the to score in the first inning when sitting on our living room table.” for us since we get back late after the and he will be at Brooklyn this took the field. the Yankees scoreless in the sixth on a Mike Madrid single. Ender Chavez singled. Reaver But they don’t exactly live in a games.” The most intense fighting was ninth to record his ninth save. The Clones tied things at two forced Chavez at second. Then weekend for the crucial Satur- pigsty — there always seems to be at Some road trips are easier than oth- between Cyclones’ pitcher Rob- Lindstrom, who pitched five in the seventh on singles by Seth Reaver was out on an attempted day-Monday series against least one “Felix Unger” type in the ers. Take for instance a recent “trip” to ert Paulk and Yankee pitcher scoreless innings, picked up the Pietsch, and Yunir Garcia fol- steal of second. Tony Piazza Williamsport. group. Staten Island to take on the Yankees. Brad Blackwell. win. lowed on an RBI single by Jon walked, but the Cyclones could- July 22 at Williamsport “Ryan Harvey was really neat,” Bowman, with his strawberry blond Eleven players were ejected As far as possible suspen- Slack. n’t score. Rained Out Bladergroen explains. “He couldn’t hair and quiet demeanor, fills us in. stand dirty dishes in the sink for more “Ian has a cell phone alarm clock than a day, and he was always taking that wakes us up,” says the Canadian out the garbage. He was dubbed our import. “We got up around 12 and ate ‘clean guy,’ and I think Dave is going Frosted Flakes and milk for breakfast. to take over that role. Dave is always Then we showered and got in the van cleaning up after people.” at 1 o’clock for the trip to the [Keyspan Ojeda, LaFrancois, and baseball lore As you might expect, you don’t Park]. need a degree from the Culinary Insti- “We get about 13 or 14 guys into tute of America in order to be deemed each van. Roger Scott, our strength and By Ed Shakespeare score tied at 2 after 32 innings. “head chef” in this Cyclones’ house- When the game was resumed on June 23, the world had conditioning coach, and Ruben, our for The Brooklyn Papers hold. trainer, each drives a van. When we get taken note, and the sellout crowd was augmented with me- “We eat out a lot,” Bladergroen says. Bobby Ojeda, Cyclones’ pitching coach in their first to the park, we hang around for awhile, dia from all over the world. “And Shawn has a lot of frozen foods two seasons, is well known as a key pitcher on the 1986 then we get our equipment and dress in “There was the big strike at the like chicken nuggets and what not. We World Champion . time,” said Ojeda. “So when the game resumed, we were collared shirts and jeans, and then load Roger LaFrancois, current Cyclones batting coach, is come back home late after a game and the baseball story. All the media was there. The game took we pop them in the oven, and 15 min- our stuff into the bus for the trip to not so well known, but he played in the majors with the on a life of its own. utes later they’re ready. I love ’em.” Staten Island. Red Sox. “There were probably more media than at the first-ever Playing on Staten Island has other These two Cyclones coaches play a part in baseball Cyclones home game,” Ojeda continued. “They built a ut not everything on the menu advantages — like being able to make lore — they both participated in the longest game in pro- whole section just for the media.” is agreed upon. “Brian Bannis- a quick getaway. During last Thursday fessional baseball history. Fortunately, Bobby O was spared most of the first Bter is a real soup-and-stew kind night’s game, which featured a 25- The game began on April 18, 1981, at Pawtucket’s eight hours, as he was scheduled to pitch the next day, of guy. He eats real healthy. I don’t minute delay because of an on-field McCoy Stadium between the visiting Rochester Red- and left after nine innings to get some rest. The same touch his stuff,” Bladergroen said. “He brawl, the team took advantage of the wings and the home Pawtucket Red Sox. It was sus- could not be said for LaFrancois. eats all kind of soups I’ve never heard close proximity of the Island. pended eight hours and seven minutes later with the “They had a pinch hitter for , and then a of, like ‘black bean.’ He’s too healthy “After the game, we didn’t shower pinch runner, and then I went into the game to catch for for me. He’s coming out of Southern there. We stayed in our uniforms, got Gedman for a ‘few innings,’” said LaFrancois. “I end- Cal where they teach those guys how ed up catching 20-something .” in the bus and got back,” he said. “We to eat right. I’m still living on junk went back to Keyspan, were there for In fact, LaFrancois caught for 24 innings. food for as long as I can.” about an hour, and then got in the vans Both teams didn’t score through the 15th inning and How do these four Cyclones share and went back to the dorms.” NJ NETS… then in the 16th, Rochester scored a run. But in the bot- their space and the household respon- tom of the inning, the PawSox tied it up. Continued from page 1 sibilities? onversely, the Cyclones would “After a while, it kind of got humorous,” LaFrancois “Shawn and I have our own room, be making a four-and-a-half- successful franchise because basketball is the sport of recalled. “But then we thought, ‘we’d played all these hour trip to Williamsport, choice throughout Brooklyn.” Brian and Dave have their own room, C innings, we might as well win.’” Pennsylvania, to start a five game se- “As a 12 year old,” said Markowitz, “I cried like a and everybody shares the living room So the team turned to Ojeda when the game contin- ries against the Crosscutters. baby when the Dodgers departed in 1957. I can’t wait ued, because he was still eligible to pitch. and the kitchen,” Bladergroen said. to cry tears of joy.” “We have a TV in our dorm suite, “We got up around 8 am, and the “I kind of embraced this, like the first time I saw vans left to go to the stadium at 8:30 Word of the plan first broke Wednesday in the Star- New York,” Ojeda said. “I said, ‘I love this, the excite- and it’s always tuned to Sportscenter Ledger. The Newark paper reported that four top execu- ment, the buzz.’ [on ESPN]. I love watching baseball and the bus left at 10 o’clock to come tives and investors with YankeeNets, the company that “I held them scoreless on 13 pitches. Then in the with Brian Bannister. I think he learned here [Williamsport]. We got here controls both teams, had confirmed the talks. bottom of the 33rd inning we scored the winning run a lot of baseball from his father (for- around 2:30 pm, then we checked into The push to build an arena for the Devils in Newark on a Dave Koza hit. It was like we won the whole mer major league pitcher Floyd Ban- the Holiday Inn, rested for about an is being made by Newark philanthropist Raymond thing, like it was the World Series.” nister). Brian’s real knowledgeable hour, and came here to the ballpark.” Chambers. Chambers’ partner, Lewis Katz, reportedly is Being that the game lasted so long, some other about baseball, so I love talking to him Still, according to Bowman, life’s interested in moving the Nets to Brooklyn. records were set. while we watch the games.” not much different for him and is team- YankeeNets officials and associates of Chambers told “Russ Larribee went 0 for 15 with seven or eight It may not look like New Mexico, mates than it is for anyone else — ex- The Star-Ledger that Katz has been in talks with Bruce strikeouts,” LaFrancois said. “And the umpires’ biggest but Brian also loves the scenery. cept for all the baseball. Ratner, president of Forest City Ratner. claim to fame was that they went the whole game with- “The team is on the 15th, 16th and “We’re just a bunch of normal guys The arena project would include 5,500 housing units, out having to use the bathroom.” 17th floors up there, and we have a beau- who play baseball for a living,” adds the according to associates of Chambers. De Milly said the And while having played in the longest game ever tiful view of Manhattan, off to our right.” matter of fact Bowman. “We’re no dif- housing would be slated for a mix of income levels. might be a great story to tell your grandkids, it might Once in a while, the Clones will ferent than guys who don’t play base- De Milly said renowned architect Frank Gehry is not sit so well with some other, closer relatives. even take a trip there. ball, except we do play baseball. We all consulting Ratner on the development. “Luis Aponte was one of the players in the game “Sometimes on Sunday we get out love to play, that’s why we do it.” ,and when he got home around 5:30 in the morning, his She said it was “way too premature” to discuss early and go to get something to eat,” The Cyclones split the first four games whether government subsidies would enter into Ratner’s wife refused to let him in the house, not believing his / Neil Sloane explanation that the game lasted until 4:30 am and fig- Bladergroen said. “We went to Union at Williamsport. On the afternoon of the financing of an arena. The Star-Ledger reported that Square one night, and we ate in Little final scheduled game, the players Ratner would finance the project with about $30 million uring that he had been out gallivanting around,” LaFrancois said. “So he had to go back to the ballpark Italy another time.” checked out of the hotel so the team is a year in tax revenues collected at the site. not charged for an extra day and the Chambers and Katz own a controlling interest in the and sleep in the clubhouse.” ostly, though, the Cyclones Devils, which allows them to move the team without the Book Fair at Keyspan spend their time on the play- players have two rooms that they can re- The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn lax in called getaway rooms. Because the approval of the YankeeNets board. On Saturday, July 26, from 3pm to 7 pm, the Cy- Ming field, and are always ear- final game was rained out, the team left Chambers declined comment and Katz did not return clones will present the Baseball Book Fair at the ly arrivals at Keyspan Park. Once repeated phone calls. Brooklyn Baseball Gallery at Keyspan Park. there, they continue to engage in one early for the next stop on their road trip Newark has offered YankeeNets $210 million in public Joe Dorinson will be there to sign copies of his book An eyeful of their daily pursuits: the foraging for — Batavia, New York. subsidies to help build a proposed $355 million arena that : Sports, Race and the American food — inexpensive food, because the After their nine game road trip ends Scaffolding that for months made it look like a birthday typical first year professional minor with a game on July 25 at Batavia, would house both teams. The plan has been stalled by dis- Dream. Mike Getz will be there with copies of The cake is completely gone from the landmarked Parachute agreements over how to fund the remaining $145 million. Brooklyn Dodgers and Their Rivals. Of course, I, Ed leaguer makes $850 a month. how will these roommates feel about YankeeNets officials who requested anonymity said Shakespeare, author of When Baseball Returned to Jump in Coney Island. The top half of the 262-foot-tall for- While Bladergroen received his getting back to Brooklyn? Ratner also has offered to buy the Nets. Brooklyn, will also be a participant. mer thrill ride was taken down during the renovation and nickname, “The Blade,” from his last “Brooklyn?” says Bladergroen. With Associated Press Admission to the book fair is $1. many parts were replaced or repaired and repainted. name, it might as well have come from “Brooklyn is nuts. I love it!” DINING | CALENDAR | PERFORMING ARTS | NIGHTLIFE | HOME & REAL ESTATE

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Top billing The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is offering an exciting slate of free concerts on their rooftop every Friday. (718) 834-9350 The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings July 28, 2003 It seems the whole world is represented in the museum’s lively “Rooftop Jams” lineup. On July 25, at 6:30 pm, Ogans! Afro-Brazilian Ensemble (pictured) will take the stage with song and dance from Bahia, Brazil. Next up, Brighton Ballet and Folk Dance Company will perform traditional ballet, folk dance, mime and magic on Aug. 1, at 6:30 pm. On Aug. 8, at 6:30 pm, mambo, Afro-Cuban jazz and Puerto Rican salsa will be offered by Grupo Clasa Aparte. On Aug. 15 at 7 pm, the musical traditions of the south will be presented by the brass and drum band, McCullough Sons of Thunder. Park views And for something completely retro, don’t miss New York Roller Dance Company’s street jazz and acrobatics on Aug. 22, at 6:30 pm. Artwork vies for The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is at 145 Brooklyn Ave. at St. Mark’s Avenue in Crown Heights. For more information, call (718) 735- attention in 4400 or visit their Web site at www.brook- Empire-Fulton lynkids.org. Ferry State Park RECREATION

By Lisa J. Curtis The Brooklyn Papers Take a dip ven under a sky darkened by clouds Take refuge from the summer heat on Brooklyn’s heavy with rain, they’ll arrest your atten- beaches and in the borough’s public pools. The E tion and keep you lingering longer than beaches at Coney Island (pictured), Brighton Beach you should. More than two dozen sculptures and Manhattan Beach are open and free to the pub- by Brooklyn artists are now ensconced in lic from 10 am to 6 pm, Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park on the East through Labor Day, River as part of the 21st annual Brooklyn Sept. 1. Waterfront Artists Coalition sculpture show, There are also “What’s Going On.” eight Olympic- When you arrive at the park entrance, it’s and intermedi-

hard to know where to look first. The park is ate-size outdoor / Neil Sloane framed by the Brooklyn and Manhattan pools in Brook- bridges, the East River and the Manhattan lyn and seven skyline beyond, and the large, brick Empire outdoor, mini Stores warehouse walls with their arched pools. Bring your / Tom Callan / Tom

windows. Within these awe-inspiring bound- bathing suit, towel Papers The Brooklyn aries, a sculpture has a formidable job just to and a padlock to se- catch a visitor’s eye. cure your belongings. These works of art, curated by Ursula Outdoor pools are open Clark and Richard Brachman, are created seven days a week, 11 am to 7 pm. Mini pools are

from a variety of media: wood, cement, met- Papers The Brooklyn open seven days a week, 11:30 am to 6:30 pm, als, plastic sheeting, plastic grocery bags, tree through Sept. 1. branches and screens. of a whole race of people wiped out by ag- The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists There are also three indoor pools in Brooklyn The curators chose “What’s Going On” as gressors. The seven drums are bolted togeth- Coalition sculpture show in recreation centers, but you must join the center to its theme “as a way of encapsulating a broad er and reach skyward like an undulating Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park use the pool. For a complete list of Brooklyn pools, range of artistic thoughts and expressions plume of smoke. includes Renee Iacone and go to www.nyc.gov and search for “swimming about the world we live in today.” And be- Margaret Roleke’s “Fortified Home” bril- Trudy Solin’s installation of 26 pools” or call the Brooklyn recreation office at cause of the surrounding urban landscape, liantly captures the paranoia-fueled claustro- sculptures, “Gnosis” (top) and (718) 408-0243. many are necessari- phobia of post-Sept. Miggy Buck’s “Victory Dance” ly larger than life. 11 Brooklyn. She has “What’s Going ART built a small white (bottom right). On,” on display house, complete with BOOKS through Sept. 14, The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition’s brick welcome mat, benches — the better to take a seat has overtly political sculpture show, “What’s Going On?” will be an American flag in and ponder difficult questions — works such as on display from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm, daily, the window, and “Be- are two sculptures that address the through Sept. 14 at Empire-Fulton Ferry State Brachman’s own Park, on Water Street between New Dock and ware of Dog” sign in role of religion in society. Kasra “Drums of War,” a Main streets in Fulton Ferry. The show is free. another, and then Paydavousi’s “Prayer” is full of Fest guide tower of black oil For more information, call (718) 596-2507 or covered the entire contradictions. From afar, the visit the Web site at www.bwac.org. drums with painted structure in plastic sculpture looks like a man col- Brooklyn Heights resident Caroline Fernandes skins tied to their sheeting secured with lapsed on his hands and knees in makes it a lot easier to find street fairs, festivals and

ends. Some of the duct tape. anguish, with his head bent low. Callan / Tom arts and crafts shows in New York City with her skins trumpet anti-war quotations, such as Si- All entrances and exits, doors and win- On one hand, it is wrought “Vendor In$ider Listings” books. While the guide is mon Weil’s (1909-1943): “What a country dows, are sealed behind the sheeting, almost from an organic material — flat, obviously helpful for vendors with wares to sell, it’s calls its economic interests are not the things comically answering the question we all had inch-thick wood strips — and yet also a boon for those who love a good street fair and which enable it to make war. Petrol is more when officials advised us to stock up on plas- it is spray-painted with unnatural- the thrill of shopping al fresco.

likely than wheat to be a cause of internation- tic sheeting and duct tape: how will we get ly bright colors. His larger-than- Papers The Brooklyn Fernandes, who used to work as festival consult- al conflict.” Other skins are painted in imita- out of our homes? life-size makes him appear formi- ant for the West Side Chamber of Commerce tion of Native American textiles, a reminder In a large clearing surrounded by picnic dable, but the gaps between the thin strips marish human pincushion. (which produces the Amsterdam Avenue Festival in imply vulnerability and fragility. Other sculptures are more abstract and May and the Columbus Avenue Festival in Septem- Then, a large boat, visible through the blend more easily in the park setting. Nicolae ber) in Manhattan, was barraged with so many sculpture, passes up the East River and a Golici’s “History Repeats” is a spiral of un- questions about festivals that, seeing a need, she squirrel startled by this visitor scurries painted wood boards, bolted and glued into wrote the guidebook. away. circles, undulating up and down with its ends Fernandes says that street fairs are a great place, Nearby, Miggy Buck’s optimistic work, yawning open. Large enough to crawl not only for bargains, but for budding entrepreneurs “Victory Dance,” makes me laugh out loud through, Golici’s sculpture offers a tunnel vi- to start out. with its merry, diminutive figures cast in ce- sion of a picnic table on one end and emer- “Unemployed people or struggling artists who ment. The heavy religious symbols — a gency vehicles out the other end. are toying with the idea of starting their own busi- cross, crescent and Star of David — have Clark’s “Archeological Rhythm” is a per- ness have the best testing ground available to them: metal arms and legs much like the animated fect marriage of sculpture and placement. a New York City street fair or festival might be the California Raisins. They are frozen in light- Her tree, formed from leaf-less twigs, from answer,” says Fernandes. “Whether they have a new hearted mid-jig, with their arms raised and which mobiles of bones, shells and beads idea or product or service, only a street fair or festi- legs kicking up in joyful unity. If only. hang, is placed in a spot where the river’s val can get you immediate results. New Yorkers Renee Iacone and Trudy Solin’s “Gnosis” waves lap at the rocky shoreline. Her silent don’t lie — they will let you know if they like (the intuitive apprehension of spiritual truths, wind chimes sway on the breeze. It seems something or not.” She says she’s seen vendors an esoteric form of knowledge sought by that here the visitor is far from the hustle and grow their businesses from street fairs to retail, di-

/ Tom Callan / Tom Gnostics) places 26 anthropomorphous bustle of urban life, and the constant whoosh- rect mail or wholesale businesses. sculptures, impaled on metal poles anchored ing of bridge traffic could be the sound of the Fernandes’ book includes the how-tos of obtain- in rocks. The sheer number of them, decorat- ocean crashing on the beach. The combined ing permits and more than 300 listings of events ed in an array of rich colors and lush materi- effect is entrancing. from April through December including attendance als, lined up in tiers between a chain link And those are just a few of the highlights numbers and contact information.

The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn fence and the brick wall, stops the viewer in of this 21st edition of the BWAC Outdoor To order “The Vendor In$ider Listings” ($25) call Padraig Tarrant’s “Divert” is wrought from steel beams welded together to form an her tracks. One is covered in dozens of close- Sculpture Show. It’s a pity it comes just once (718) 797-9606 or email [email protected]. access way that echoes the Brooklyn Bridge’s arches in the background. ly spaced nails, giving the effect of a night- a year. — Lisa J. Curtis

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Cambodia Cuisine Papers The Brooklyn 87 South Elliott Place at Fulton Street, (718) 858-3262 (MC, Visa) Entrees: $5-$12. Chef Jerry Ley serves healthy, Cambodian cuisine with dishes like cold Cambodian spring rolls filled with shrimp and vegetables, prawhet (fish ball) soup and Cambodia’s national dish ahmok, which Ley prepares with chicken marinated in a mixture of coconut milk, lemongrass, curry, kaffir lime and red chili. Dishes have a homemade taste he Slow down learned back in Cambodia. Chez Oskar Mango / Greg 211 DeKalb Ave. at Adelphi Street, (718) 852-6250 The Caribbean cuisine at (Amex, MC, Visa) Average entree: $8-$20.

Chez Oskar offers some of the best French bistro Mango / Greg fare — with hints of the Caribbean — in Brooklyn. JRG Fashion Cafe in Fort And what goes better with delicious French sta- Papers The Brooklyn ples than a bottle of wine from an affordable list? Family business: Mother and daughter Whether you choose the escargot or the steak team Annette Hew and Sheron Barnes Greene is worth the wait frites, the flour-less chocolate cake is a perfect

ending. Brunch is served Saturdays and Sundays of Mo-Bay Restaurant. Papers The Brooklyn from 11 am to 4:30 pm. Sidewalk cafe seats avail- By Tina Barry room downstairs and a quieter dining able in season. Island style: (Left) Chef Karen Pompey shares the stage at JRG Restaurant for The Brooklyn Papers MC, Visa) Entrees: $12.50-$19. room upstairs abutted by a spacious out- Bar and Fashion Cafe with mannequins styled by Brooklyn designers. Serving healthy and reasonably priced food, this door deck. Little expense has been (Above, from top) Among JRG’s offerings are an akee and cured cod tem- Country House spared in outfitting the cafe. The walls French restaurant is part of the Fort Greene f you want a good Caribbean meal, pura appetizer, mango and sorrel roasted salmon entree and the pineapple- restaurant renaissance. LouLou has a cozy atmos- go to JRG Restaurant Bar and Fash- are glazed in tones of celadon and soft Restaurant raisin bread pudding dessert. 887 Fulton St. at Vanderbilt Avenue, (718) 783- phere with rustic tables, exposed brick walls and ion Cafe in Prospect Heights. But eat beige. Run a hand over them, and you’ll a lovely garden. The menu focuses on seafood — I 8652 (Cash only) Entrees: $4.95-$7.95. seared Maine diver sea scallops with grilled por- a little something before you go. And find they’re cool and smooth as glass. Country House Restaurant is open 24 hours a day tobello mushrooms in a vermouth herbed cream don’t plan on seeing a movie afterward. On the fourth Thursday of each month, dipped into a light tempura batter and flavor underscored by the tartness of for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Customers love this sauce, and champagne sea bass with shitaki Strange advice, I know. Giddings hosts a fashion show in the cafe fried until crisp. The cakes taste cleanly the sorrel does something magical to 30-year-old eatery’s steam table with hot entrees mushrooms, fresh shallot and bouchot mussels in JRG Fashion Cafe (“where food and to promote New York area fashion de- of the fish and needed only a squeeze the fish. The puree forms a thin, brittle like grilled chicken, turkey and salmon. Their Philly champagne cream sauce. Ooo la la! steak sandwiches and burgers are also popular. fashion meet”) opened in December. signers. His love of fashion is apparent of fresh lemon to heighten the flavors. skin while the fish’s flesh stays moist Speaking of popular, with customers like former The restaurant has in the photos of Codfish cakes, similar to the tempura with a crisp edge. Each mouthful is a mayoral candidate Fernando Ferrer, R&B crooner Madiba a lot going for it. models gracing the version without the akee, were almost pleasure. Simply sauteed leaves of sor- Carl Thomas, and rap group Junior Mafia, eating 195 DeKalb Ave. at Carlton Avenue, (718) 855- It’s an attractive DINING walls, the gar- as good. rel add color, and garlic mashed pota- at Country House could be an experience to 9190, www.madibaweb.com (AmEx, MC, Visa) space, warmly ments of Brook- Stew, especially a heavy, brown toes add chunky texture to the plate. remember. Entrees: $6-$21. JRG Restaurant Bar and Fashion Stepping into Madiba is like bursting into the hosted by owner Cafe (177 Flatbush Ave. at Pacific Street lyn-based design- stew, doesn’t appeal to me on a hot There are only three desserts offered Kasbah. Billowy interior canopies, wooden bar J.R. Giddings, and in Prospect Heights) accepts Visa, Mas- ers displayed on summer evening. But I love what hap- at JRG: a Georgetown sponge cake, Keur N’ Deye and pillow-topped benches transport you to a his staff. Some of terCard, American Express, Diner’s Club mannequins and pens to oxtails when they cook for vanilla custard layered with strawber- and Discover. Entrees: $10.95-$19.95. 737 Fulton St. at South Portland Avenue, (718) fantastic getaway. Madiba has a tribal African, the food is simply an endless video of hours in a rich stew and, heat or no ries, and a pineapple-raisin bread pud- 875-4937 (Cash only) Average entree: $8.50. Indian and Portuguese menu with exotic dishes Valet parking. For reservations, call (718) 399-7079. For an exotic meal out, try Keur N’ Deye, an and a state-of-the-art wine list. Chef-owner Mark good, other dish- gorgeous Amazons heat, I was ordering them. ding. I love bread pudding in any form, African restaurant serving Senegalese food. Henegan’s special South African recipes are es, like a salmon strutting down a JRG’s oxtails needed another hour in but this one left me cold. It was too dry Everything is traditional and full of fiery flavor. Try undoubtedly unique — from starters like Durban fillet bathed in runway that plays the pot to reach optimum tenderness, and a little heavy like a Polish babka. the yassa guinaar (chicken engulfed in a lemony samoosa, stuffed Indian vegetable patties with mango and sorrel paste was sublime. overhead while you dine. yet it was still beefy and not stringy. On the other hand, I’m not sure if I gravy and topped with sauteed onions) and atchar (spicy pickle relish) and Cape Malay cur- tiebou dieun (fish and rice with vegetables galore) ried mussels, to the oven-roasted Cornish hen Speedy, it’s not. Many dishes that you’d find on a The stew — enhanced with a healthy would have enjoyed anything at that for an authentic Senegalese experience. Meals with ginger tamarind glaze and mashed sweet The kitchen, headed by executive Caribbean menu, with touches of dose of fresh thyme — was smoky. The point. Two hours of those over-oiled are affordable and well worth the wait. Take a ride potatoes, and the ostrich carpaccio with water- chef Carlton Rodgers and sous-chef Guyana and Latin America, can be side of rice and beans (kidney or black- sticks prancing around on the video out to Fort Greene’s Keur N’ Deye for a memo- cress. Desserts include the Klipdrift brandy tart, Karen Pompey, is still experiencing found at JRG. Yucca, a root vegetable eyed peas) is slow cooked in fresh co- made me feel guilty for the big dinner I rable and enjoyable evening. chocolate indulgence, Jenny’s malva pudding (pudding with apricot preserves) and poached growing pains. Waiting for courses is common in Latin cooking is present, as conut juice with thyme, rosemary, just downed. pears in port wine. slow going: how does 40 minutes for is sweet or squash-like plantains and onions and garlic. It’s worth ordering Imagine that the JRG Fashion Cafe Liquors two appetizers sound? If the food was- akee, a red-skinned fruit that tastes a on its own. is a vacation, one that takes awhile to 219 DeKalb Ave. at Clermont Avenue, (718) Mo-Bay Restaurant n’t as good as it is, I’d say, “Save your- bit like scrambled eggs. Codfish, cur- And then there’s that salmon. A huge ease into. Allow your shoulders to drop 488-7700 (MC, Visa) Entrees: $10-$16. self the trip.” But Rodgers and Pompey ries and jerk chicken are among the en- fillet of the fish arrives with a cross- from their place near your ears. Try to While Liquors does have a cozy bar and lounge 112 DeKalb Ave. at Ashland Place, (718) 246- area, a reputation for wicked mojitos, and a select 2800, www.mobayrestaurant.com (AmEx, Disc, take great care with their cuisine. Their trees. hatch of grill marks on its orange-pink forget the million things you have to wine list, this “Afro-Diaspora” influenced restau- MC, Visa) Entrees: $7-$15.75. dishes — fresh, attractively plated and The akee and codfish tempura are a flesh. Before the salmon’s short stint complete before bed. (A strong cock- rant took its name from the sign left by the previ- If Caribbean, soul and vegetarian food are what boldly spiced — are worth the wait. welcome break from seasonal crab over the fire, it’s brushed with a mari- tail, like their potent whiskey sour, will ous tenant. you fancy, then Mo-Bay restaurant is the place The cafe occupies two floors of a cakes. The akee is blended with codfish nade of pureed mango and sorrel help.) The food will arrive. Think of it “We thought it was beautiful and worthy of keep- tonight. Mo-Bay’s interior is upscale yet relaxing building. There’s a busy bar and dining into a velvety puree. The mix is then leaves. The mango’s sweet cinnamon as fashionably late. ing,” says manager Christian Dennery. The bohemi- and the fresh-cut flowers and reggae music give an space, with its weathered walls creates a warm the place a cool, island vibe. Popular dishes and comforting feeling. You can enjoy your meal include the curried coconut salmon, pan-black- inside, or in warmer months in the garden, which ened chicken and oxtail stew. For vegetarians, Dennery describes as being, “like a verandah, cov- the brown-stewed veggie chicken, curry veggie ered on top but very open, which seats about 40.” chicken and barbecue veggie chili are so delicious — you won’t miss the meat. The dessert menu Dog-bites woman The grilled mahi mahi, covered with a spicy brown offers bread pudding with rum sauce and Mo- sugar glaze and served with maple sweet potato Bay’s famous “rummy rum cake” — soaked in Three years ago, Raphaella Prices for the treats are 25 cents to puree, is an excellent choice at $15. Equally beguil- three types of rum and served warm with vanilla ing is the Nile perch with calalou (a green vegetable ice cream — a slice of heaven. Giugliano began baking organic dog 60 cents per piece, and $6 for a bak- often used in West African cooking), in a lemon treats as a healthy alternative to her er’s dozen. shallot confit. Chef Gerard Kiki, from Benin, lets the pet, Biki’s, junk-food habit. Allergy- In the name of research, I sampled flavors of his homeland shine though. Two Steps Down prone friends of Biki enjoyed the a Nana’s risotto cake made from rice Visit often, the DJs on Saturday and the live bands 240 DeKalb Ave. at Vanderbilt Avenue, (718) treats for their wholesome flavor and flour, grated carrots, garlic and fresh on Sunday change every week. 399-2020, www.twostepsdown.com (AmEx, MC, Visa) Entrees $12.95-$29.95. chewy texture. rosemary that, according to Giu- Opened 33 years ago, this exquisite seafood Biki died of old age, but his mem- gliano, “a Chihuahua at the dance LouLou restaurant may very well be why other fine ory lives on in Giugliano’s just- studio loved.” 222 DeKalb Ave. at Clermont Avenue, (718) restaurants have flocked to Fort Greene. This launched “Brooklyn Bites,” an all- While my enthusiasm doesn’t 246-0633, www.loulou/restaurant.com (AmEx, cozy, bi-level eatery can seat up to 75, between the ground floor, upstairs and garden deck over- natural line of dog snacks suited to match the Chihuahua’s, Nana’s risot- looking the backyard. Inside, you’ll find exposed the allergy-sensitive canine. Of the to cake gave my jaws a workout. As brick walls adorned with lots of artwork — the six treats offered, two are dairy free far as flavor goes — they’re no worse = Full review available at colors of berries and grapes contrasting with and one is wheat free; all are baked than the health food crackers I’ve white tablecloths. And the food! Louisiana gumbo contains mussels, clams, shrimps, scal- on a weekly basis. tried. Which means that for once you lops and oysters. The base is roux, and then corn How committed is Giugliano to can steal something from your dog and okra are added. The gumbo is served with your canine’s health? The meat and and chew the hell out of it. yellow rice and a garden salad. The blackened

/ Greg Mango / Greg vegetable broths she uses to moisten To order Brooklyn Bites dog medley is spiced and seared salmon, catfish and Abbreviation Key: AmEx= American tuna, topped with a black bean and corn salsa. the cookies’ dry ingredients are made treats, log onto Giugliani’s home Express, DC= Diner’s Club, Disc= Discover Sweet endings include sweet potato cake with from scratch in her Park Slope page at http://members.aol.com/ Card, MC= MasterCard, Visa= Visa Card cinnamon gelato, and bread pudding with rum kitchen, and the biscuits feature brooklynbites or e-mail her at sauce. healthy stuff like peanut butter, bul- [email protected].

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en minutes may not seem like a based on a true incident that happened New Music String Quartet “SwampKing: The 10-Minute Play Congo DIBLO DIBALA lot of time. But you’d be sur- Tournament” with special musical in London’s Hyde Park three years KWAKU KWAAKYE OBENG prised just how much a play- guest Kelly Zullo, will be presented at ago. Ghana KWAKU KWAAKYE OBENG T 10 pm, on July 26, at the Brooklyn Congo DOMINIC KANZA wright can do in that one-sixth of an At that time, it was reported that Lyceum, 227 Fourth Ave. at President Film on a giant 50-foot screen! The Black Pirate Classic silent film with live music by Alloy Orchestra Ethel Presented in collaboration with the Museum for African Art hour. If you’d like to find out, don’t Street in Park Slope. Tickets are $12. two women died after they were Presented in collaboration with the Museum for African Art miss this month’s play tournament in For more information, call (718) 857- struck by lightning — the underwires FRI ✦ 8/01 ✦ 7:30PM SAT ✦ 8/02 ✦ 7:30PM SUN ✦ 8/03 ✦ NOON-9PM 4816. BUDWEISER Park Slope. on their bras having served as light- Film on a giant 50-foot screen! LATIN MUSIC SERIES On top of what used to be the old ning rods. The coroner ruled their de- INDIA Salsa la Princesade La pool at Brooklyn’s Public Bath No. 7, mise “death by misadventure,” thus Donnie now the Brooklyn Lyceum, four plays rich girl who gets everything she giving Silverman his title. Lightning quick: Judd Lear Silver- VERTIGO Silky Smooth Seminal Hitchcock Mystery Neo-Soul will sink or swim as they compete wants.” And Eunice (Simone Lutz) is Three other events, all occurring at man’s short play, “Death by Misad- July 26 in a 10-minute-play tourna- a “sweet, sensitive soul who wears her about the same time, also profoundly THE FOUR BAGS Jody venture,” will be staged at the Modern Jazz Ensemble ment titled “SwampKing.” heart on her sleeve.” influenced the playwright. Brooklyn Lyceum on July 26. Watley The competition will be fierce, as Although she’s been married for Golfer Payne Stewart died on his Return of a Great Pop/ four new contestants attempt to three years, O’Neal says the play is way to a tournament when the pres- R&B Diva emerge victorious from the tourna- “sort of based on personal experi- sure in his private jet decompressed, “meditation on why things happen the ment hosted by Wendy Richmond. ence.” and the jet, as reported by its black way they do” and asks such imponder- BORICUA “We put out the call for plays in And as for her husband, he’s a di- box, flew pilotless for several hours ables as, “Is there a randomness or a FESTIVAL ‘Backstage,’ over the Internet and by rector she did not meet through the In- before it ran out of gas and crashed. specific plan to fate?” Hector Tricoche e-mail,” said Eric Richmond, director ternet. An Egyptian aircraft dived earth- Silverman, who has lived in Park Yomo Toro and owner of the Lyceum. “We get O’Neal, who’s been writing since ward while the black box recorded the Slope since 1979, calls the Lyceum “a Manny Mieles Y Su Orquesta ✦ ✦ pilot’s final prayers, leading many to neat space.” ✦✦ ✦✦ ✦✦ ✦✦ comedies, dramas, musicals and really she took a high school playwriting WED 8/06 7:30PM FRI 8/08 8PM SAT 8/09 7PM weird one-man show pieces. They re- course at 17, says “Girls with Glasses” suspect a suicide and mass murder. “I’m a member of the community,” WED 8/06 7:30PM BUDWEISERBUDWEISER LATIN MUSIC SERIES ally run the gamut.” The tournaments is just one scene from a play “I’ve And the TV show “Dateline” aired he told GO Brooklyn. “I thought this SINISTER LATIN MUSIC SERIES are presented about once a month. been writing for the last 10 years.” a program about automobile accidents would be a great deal of fun. I think SLAPSTICK Most of the July 26 playwrights hail In fact, O’Neal’s approach to play- and the possibility of putting black it’s wonderful to have the Lyceum KEELYGARFIELD from Brooklyn. But Kristina O’Neal, writing is nothing if not leisurely. boxes in private cars. right in the neighborhood.” & JAMEL GAINES Café Open rehearsal/demonstration author of “Girls with Glasses,” lives “When the play is finished, it will “All this [talk of black boxes] led In addition to the joy of winning, @ The Picnic House Tacuba just across the river in Manhattan. finish itself,” she says nonchalantly. me to wonder what the two women playwrights who impress Richmond CREATIVE Mexican Rock en Espanõl O’Neal, a 32-year-old actress, says Other plays include “Mrs. Cicatelli could have been talking about before may be invited back to present longer THUR ✦✦ 8/07 ✦✦ 7:30PM OUTLET her play is about “two women who Cops a Casket,” by Denis Meadows; this bizarre accident,” said Silverman. works. DANCE have a chat about the pitfalls of Inter- “The Mona Lisa Approximately,” by “I also added an announcer who com- GO Brooklyn wishes all the play- net dating.” Charlotte Winters; and “Death By ments on the women’s statements.” wrights good luck. And may the best THEATER OF Yerba Buena FilmFilm onon aa giantgiant 50-foot50-foot screen!screen! CubanCuban FunkFunk FusionFusion Goldie (O’Neal) is a “know-it-all Misadventure,” by Judd Lear Silver- The playwright says his play is a play win! GUYS AND DOLLS BROOKLYN ClassicClassic wide-screenwide-screen cinemascopecinemascope musicalmusical Each performing a world with Sinatra & Brando! premiere commissioned by Sidestepper HOWARD FISHMAN QUARTET Celebrate Brooklyn ColombianColombian DrumDrum && BassBass Latin Major Media Sponsor Co Sponsors Celebrate Additional Promotional Partners Music Brooklyn is sup- Series ported by public Sponsor funds from

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Compiled by Susan Where to Rosenthal Love party THURS, JULY 24 Genies band together to R&B FEST: BAM series of outdoor musical events. Today, Mighty Clouds of Joy plays gospel. Noon - 2 pm. Metrotech make LOVE’s dream of Commons, corner of Flatbush and Myrtle avenues. (718) 636-4129. Free. HOMEBUYER SEMINAR: Neighbors Helping NYC home come true Neighbors talk on how to buy a home. Learn about credit, finding the right house, types of mortgages, tax benefits By Lisa J. Curtis tween the ages of 13 and 18 and more. $25 for a four-week series. 6 The Brooklyn Papers to 8 pm. Call to register and for location whose lives have been bur- information. (718) 686-7946, ext. 14. dened by violence, either as FUN GURU: Enjoy an evening of music with his year, Brooklyn’s Ge- victims, perpetrators and/or Rhythmic Cruise. $40. 6:30 pm. Pier 16. nie Foundation has cho- witnesses.” Call for membership info. (718) 253-9496. sen the non-profit Leave Tozzo was impressed by BARNES AND NOBLE: Monique Douglass- T Andrews reads from her book “From Out ViolencE (LOVE) as the the organization’s structure. Ghetto to Glory.” 7 pm. 106 Court St. beneficiary of its biannual “LOVE has this three-step (718) 246-4996. Free. fundraiser, to be held at program where they get these SUMMER SOIREE: Junior benefit for the Gargiulo’s Restaurant in kids through schools or off the Leave Out ViolencE founder and president Sheila “Twin- Campaign for Prospect Park. Emma Bloomberg is co-chair. DJs from South- Coney Island on Aug. 1. streets and get them to channel kle” Rudberg (left) with a LOVE youth leader. paw spin, beer from Brooklyn Brewery, Tempting ticket-buyers anger through photography food by Naturally Delicious, wine from with a reception, dinner and and writing and those kids mitted to raising funds for or- kids to overcome violence by Shawn Wine and beverages from Coca- Cola. $35. 7-9:30 pm. Audubon Center, dancing to tunes spun by then go out and become coun- ganizations that benefit the documenting it, leadership Prospect Park. (718) 965-7712. Classie Sounds at New York metropolitan area training to teach conflict reso- HEALING TOUCH: Park Slope Food Co-op the restaurant on only. LOVE, founded by Pres- lution and public speaking, talk on how to relieve tension, stiffness, digestive and reproductive problems. 7 West 15th Street, EVENT ident Sheila “Twinkle” Rud- and school and community pm. 782 Union St. (718) 622-0560. Free. the founders of the berg after her husband was outreach programs to raise The Genie Foundation’s gala fundrais- CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: Screening of silent Genie Foundation er for Leave Out ViolencE will be held killed while trying to appre- awareness about the causes of film “The Black Pirate” (1926) with — President Lor- Aug. 1 at 7:30 pm at Gargiulo’s Restau- hend a 14-year-old purse- violence. There are also vio- accompaniment by The Alloy Orchestra. raine Tozzo, Vice rant, 2911 West 15th St. between Mer- snatcher, will begin sponsor- lence-prevention educational 7:30 pm. Prospect Park Bandshell, Ninth maid and Surf avenues in Coney Island. Street and Prospect Park West. (718) 855- President Nino Tickets are $100. For more information, ing a program in Manhattan’s tools, such as student photos, 7882. Free. Russo, Treasurer contact the Genie Foundation at (212) School of the Future this fall, poetry and stories published in PERFORMANCE: Sada Sat Kaur and her band Denise Vitale, 303-9442 or visit the Web site at www.ge- according to LOVE board LOVE’s books, the ‘One of yogis perform chants. $10. 7:30 pm. niefoundation.org. For more information First Church, 124 Henry St. (718) 624-3770. Secretary Tracey about Leave Out ViolencE, go to the Web member Linda Rudberg Thi- Love’ newspaper and on its BARGEMUSIC: chamber music program of Shankman and As- site at www.leaveoutviolence.com. bodeau. Web site, www.leaveoutvio- Bach and Shostakovich. $35. 7:30 pm. sistant Treasurer Tozzo hopes to raise $50,000 lence.com. Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. What’s in a name?: The , Gerald Alston and Blue Lovett, will Rosanne Macrina net with the gala party. Need another reason to go CONCERT SERIES: Borough President — hope to raise a lot of clams selors themselves,” she said. LOVE programs include to Coney Island on Aug. 1? Marty Markowitz hosts the 25th annual perform July 28 as part of the 21st annual Martin Luther King, Jr. con- Seaside Summer Concert Series. Tonight: cert series. in Coney Island. “It’s a very big issue and photojournalism and broad- Tozzo says, “It’s just a nice Salsa By The Sea with Elvis Crespo, Rey “We’re five friends who their program is so different. cast journalism to help teach summer party.” Ruiz and Spanish Orchestra. 7:30 have known each other for 20 No one in New York City is pm. Asser Levy Park, West Fifth Street West. (718) 855-7882. Free. BROOKLYN CYCLONES: Team plays Wil- and Surf Avenue. (718) 469-1912. Free. years who have a good fol- doing it.” CABARET LUNCHEON: Rejoyce Tea Room liamsport Crosscutters. 5 pm. Call for tick- PARK FILMS: Brooklyn Bridge Park Coalition hosts a traditional English luncheon and et information. Surf Avenue between West lowing of friends who just Tozzo said her 501-C(3) presents thriller “Kid Galahad.” 8:45 pm. an afternoon of music with “Broadway 17th and 19th streets. (718) 449-8497. want to give back to the com- foundation carefully screens No pets. Bring a blanket. Empire- Fulton Comes to Brooklyn.” $16 for lunch, $8 munity,” Tozzo explained of the financials and makes site We Deliver Ferry State Park. (718) 802-0603. music charge. 2:30 pm. 251 Ave. W. Call THEATER: “Scapin.” 8 pm. See Sat., July 26. for reservations. (718) 339-7757. MON, JULY 28 the Genie Foundation’s gene- visits to the organizations they THEATER: New Impact Theater presents sis. fundraise for because she’s 9am-8pm Moliere’s farce “Scapin.” $15, $12 seniors SALT MARSH NATURE CENTER: Expert not the only one investing in birder offers an early morning walk. 8 am. “This year, an agency from FRI, JULY 25 and students, $10 children 12 and under. Canada [LOVE] is coming to the recipient organization. to Downtown Brooklyn 9 pm. 190 Underhill Ave. (718) 390-7163 Salt Marsh Nature Center, 3302 Ave. U. (718) 421-2021. Free. New York and needs startup “I’m inviting all my friends The BEST Deli foods! READING: Felix Pietre reads. 10:30 am. BROOKLYN LYCEUM: hosts “Swamp King: Coffey Park, Dwight and Wolcott streets The 10-Minute Play Tournament.” $12. 10 YOUTH SERIES: Second annual Summer money,” said Tozzo. “We felt and family and I’m saying, in Red Hook. (212) 360-8290. Free. Youth Theater Series presents The Salt Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner pm. 227 Fourth Ave. (718) 857-4816. it was an interesting program ‘This is a great charity and I # # # # # ARTS IN THE PARK: City Park Foundation and Pepper Mime Theater in “Join the –– OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES –– presents “Flying Low for Fun,” by Doug CHILDREN Parade.” $5. 10:30 am and 1 pm. South and didn’t see anything simi- want you to support it,’” she Oxford Space, 138 South Oxford St. (718) lean hot pastrami, Elkins Dance Company. 11 am. Brower AQUARIUM: Party ‘50s style at the New lar in New York, and we felt explained. In the past, Genie PASTRAMI Park, Brooklyn Avenue at Prospect Place. 398-4979. roast beef, turkey, corned beef, York Aquarium. Doo-wop music with we needed it.” parties have raised funds for Juicy or Extra Lean (212) 360-8162. Free. Time Was at 1 and 3 pm. Face painting BUTTERFLY COUNT: Prospect Park’s According to their mission Coney Island’s Our Lady of tongue, brisket OPEN HOUSE: Sunset Park residents inter- from 12:30 to 4 pm. Classic cars on view. Audubon Center hosts an hour-long walk $ 70 ested in becoming foster parents invited Sea lion demo at noon, 2 and 4 pm. with a park guide to teach kids about statement, LOVE is dedicated Solace, Heart Share Human to a talk. Open to singles, couples and Event sponsored by Norwegian Cruise butterflies. 2 pm. (718) 287-3400. Free. to “reducing violence in the Services and families of 9-11 7 families living in Sunset Park. Noon. Center Lines. $11, $7 children 2 to 12 years and BROOKLYN CYCLONES: Team plays Wil- lives of youth and in our com- victims. for Family Life, 345 43rd St. (718) 788-3500. seniors. 10 am to 5 pm. West Eighth liamsport Crosscutters. 5 pm. Call for tick- munities by building a team of Dyker Heights native Toz- LECTURE: Brooklyn Public Library’s Business Street and Surf Avenue. (718) 265-FISH. et information. Surf Avenue between West Catering for ALL occasions branch hosts a lecture “Becoming YOUTH SERIES: Second annual Summer 17th and 19th streets. (718) 449-8497. youth spokespeople who will zo, who now lives in Prince- Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg Americans, Becoming New Yorkers: Youth Theater Series presents “The BAMCINEMATEK: “One, Two, Three, Four: communicate a message of ton, N.J., said her heart is still 82 Livingston St. Open M-Th 8am-9pm; Fri ‘til sundown Children of the New Immigrants Come of Butterfly Maiden.” $10, $5 children. 11 Billy Wilder” series presents “Avanti!” non-violence. LOVE youth in Brooklyn. The seven-year- Closed Saturday for Shabbat Age.” 1 pm. 280 Cadman Plaza West. am and 1:30 pm. South Oxford Space, (1972). $10. 5 and 8 pm. 30 Lafayette (718) 246-7089 Local Delivery • (718) 623-7000. Free. 138 South Oxford St. (718) 398-4290. Ave. (718) 636-4100. are a multicultural group be- old Genie Foundation is com- CONCERT: Brooklyn Conservatory of Music BARNES AND NOBLE: Berenstain Bears are CONCERT SERIES: Brooklyn Borough hosts The Benny Lackner Trio in a pro- special guests at storytime. 11 am. 106 President Marty Markowitz hosts a sum- gram of jazz. 5 to 7 pm. 58 Seventh Ave. Court St. (718) 246-4996. Free. mertime concert series. Tonight: Sweet (718) 622-3300. Free. IMPROV SHOW: Waterloo Bridge Theater Sounds of Soul with The Manhattans. RECEPTION: Five Myles presents “Moving and Prospect Park Alliance presents “The 7:30 pm. Wingate Field, Winthrop Street Pictures ‘03,” a dance and photography Teddybearbaiters,” an improvised show between Brooklyn and Kingston avenues. project for children, directed by Julie aimed to entertain and include the audi- (718) 469-1912. Free. Lemberger. 6 - 8 pm. Five Myles, 558 St. ence. 11 am. Harmony Playground, CINEMA: Barbes Traveling Cinema film Johns Place. (718) 783-4438. Free. Prospect Park. (212) 502-0796. Free. series presents “Gates of Heaven” (1978). BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM: Music PUPPETWORKS: presents “Cinderella.” $6, 9 pm. 376 Ninth St. (718) 965-9177. Free. with Afro-Brazilian ensemble “Ogans.” Take $7 adults. 12:30 and 2:30 pm. 338 Sixth a musical journey to Bahia and Brazil. $4. Ave. (718) 965-3391. 6:30 pm. 145 Brooklyn Ave. (718) 735-4400. FLAX HARVEST: Lefferts Homestead invites TUES, JULY 29 MEDICAL TALK: Maimonides Medical kids to help harvest its crop. 2 pm and 3 Center offers a talk “A New Alternative in pm. Flatbush Avenue and Empire DANCERS IN THE PARK: Young Dancers in Critical Care Sedation.” 7 - 8 pm. Boulevard. (718) 789-2822. Free. Repertory host a dance class for children. 10:30 - 11:30 am. Dyker Beach Park, 86th Eisenstadt Administration Building, 4802 BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART: Stories and Tenth Ave. (718) 283-6240. Free. Street and 14th Avenue. (718) 567-9620. Art series presents “Walk Like an Free. CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: Brooklyn Philhar- Egyptian.” Free for kids under 12. 4 pm. ESCAPE monic with singer Lillias White. 8 pm. 200 Eastern Parkway. (718) 638-5000. READ AND SEED: Summer garden and lit- Prospect Park Bandshell, Ninth Street and STORYTELLING: Salt Marsh Nature Center eracy program for kids at Brooklyn Public Prospect Park West. (718) 855-7882. Free. invites kids to hear Native American ani- Library, Red Hook branch. Co-hosted by BARGEMUSIC: chamber music program of mal storytelling. 7 pm. 3302 Ave. U. (718) Horticultural Society of New York. 1 pm. 8 Bach and Shostakovich. $35. 7:30 pm. 421-2021. Free. Wolcott St. (718) 935-0203. Free. Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. CAROUSEL RIDES: $1 per ride. Noon to 6 KIDS ADVENTURE: Brooklyn Botanic THIS SUMMER AQUA NIGHTS: NY Aquarium hosts an pm. Children’s Corner, in Prospect Park. Garden invites kids 8 to 10 to learn about evening music series. ‘50s night with Larry (718) 399-7339. “Our Dynamic Earth.” Find out about the Chance and the Earls and Twingold. $15, natural forces that shape our planet such $8 children and seniors. 7:45 pm. Surf OTHER as volcanoes, glaciers and earthquakes. $34, $30 members. 1 to 3 pm daily IN OVER Avenue and West Eighth Street. (718) SAMPLE SALE: New boutiques of Atlantic 265-SURF. through Aug. 1. 1000 Washington Ave. Avenue host a sale. Stores include Jelly, (718) 623-7220. PRE-FIREWORK PROGRAM: Astroland Urban Monster, Scarlet Ginger, Kimera, Amusement Park offers a cabaret act with Scarlet & Sage, Butter, Tolonen and oth- KIDSMOBILE: Brooklyn Public Library’s trav- The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus. 9 pm. ers. 389 and 396 Atlantic Ave. 11 am to 7 eling van parks at Sunset Park. 1:30 to Fireworks follow. Coney Island. Free. pm. (718) 855-6400. 2:30 pm. 44th Street and Sixth Avenue. (718) 253-4567. ROOFTOP FILMS: Summer series presents BOOKFAIR: Brooklyn Cyclones hosts a sale films from Texas. Live country- rock by the featuring books about Jackie Robinson, BAMCINEMATEK: Favorites series presents King’s County Moonshiners. Music at 8 Branch Rickey, The Brooklyn Dodgers and “Flash Gordon” (1980). $10. 4:30, 6:50 others. $1. 3 - 7 pm. Brooklyn Baseball and 9:10 pm. 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636- 100,000 SQ.FT. pm; movie at 9 pm. Office Ops, 57 Thames St. (718) 417-7362. Free. Gallery at Key Span Park, 1904 Surf Ave. 4100. THEATER: “Scapin.” 8 pm. See Sat., July 26. (646) 245-8294. NEW MOON MEDITATION: Urban Park Rangers hosts a relaxing evening cele- WHITE-COLLAR BOXING: at Gleason’s SUBMERGE FEST: Gowanus Canal Cinema features live underwater video from the brating the cycling of the waxing moon. 7 OF SPORTS, FITNESS, Gym. Call for time and ticket info. 83 pm. Salt Marsh Nature Center, 3302 Ave. Front St. (718) 797-2872. Gowanus. 9 to 11 pm. Call for location. (718) 802-9874. U. (718) 421-2021. SAMPLE SALE: at 389 and 396 Atlantic Ave. FENG SHUI: Park Slope Food Co-op offers a See Sat., July 26. & DAY SPA FACILITIES talk on enhancing health, and that every- SUN, JULY 27 thing is connected through energy. 7:30 pm. 782 Union St. (718) 622-0560. Free. SAT, JULY 26 OUTDOORS AND TOURS CONCERT: Oldie music with “Risky DAY GET-AWAY: LIRR hosts a day trip of Business.” 7:30 pm. Owl’s Head Park, OUTDOORS AND TOURS East End antiquing and a South Bay 68th Street and Colonial Road. (718) 238- FUN GURU: Enjoy a day of white water raft- cruise of Long Island. $57, $47 children 6044. Free. ing. $55. 8 am. Delaware Water Gap. Call ages 5-11. Train departs from the LIRR BARNES AND NOBLE: Caribbean-born for membership info. (718) 253-9496. Brooklyn Atlantic Avenue station at 7:48 author Glenville Lovell reads from his GREENMARKET: in Fort Greene Park. Field am. (718) 217-LIRR. crime novel “Too Beautiful to Die.” 7:30 crops in season include orchard fruits, CANOE THE CREEK: Rangers explore Salt pm. 267 Seventh Ave. (718) 832-9066. specialty items and vegetables. 8 am. Marsh by canoe. Equipment provided. 11 Free. Washington Park and DeKalb Avenue. am and 1 pm. Meet at Burnett Street side YOUTH SERIES: presents “Join the Parade.” (718) 789-9366. of Gerritsen Creek. (718) 421-2021. Free. 10:30 am and 1 pm. See Mon, July 28. WILD TOUR: “Wildman” Steve Brill leads a MULTIPLES DAY: Hundreds of twins, triplets wild food and ecology tour of Prospect and quads of all ages to converge in Park. Learn about herbs, greens, berries Coney Island’s Twins and Multiples Day. WEDS, JULY 30 and mushrooms that grow in the park. Includes talent show. Noon. Astroland $10, $5 children under 12. 11:45 am. Call Amusement Park, 1000 Surf Ave. at West SUMMER READING: City Park Foundation for meeting location and reservations. 10th Street. (718) 781-7189. and Verizon host “Reading is Everything” (914) 835-2153. program. 10:30 am. Sunset Park. (212) WILLIAMSBURG WALK: Brooklyn Center PERFORMANCES 360-8290. Free. for the Urban Environment takes a tour READING SERIES: Kings County DANCERS IN THE PARK: Young Dancers in of the area. Learn about its main cultures: Shakespeare Company presents Oscar Repertory host a dance class for children. Dominican, Hassidic and urban artists. Wilde’s “A Woman of No Importance.” 10:30 to 11:30 am. Leif Erikson Park, $11, $9 members, $8 seniors and stu- $5 includes continental brunch. 2 pm. St. 67th Street and Fifth Avenue. (718) 567- dents. Noon to 2 pm. Meet at M train Francis College, 182 Remsen St. (718) 9620. Free. 398-0546. station, Marcy Avenue. (718) 788-8500. PICNIC: Annual event for seniors and staff BRIDGE TALK AND WALK: New York Talks MUSICAL: “Annie.” 3 pm. See Sat., July 26. of Bay Ridge Center for Older Adults. 11 and Walks takes a walk across the Brook- THEATER: “Scapin.” 8 pm. See Sat., July 26. am - 3 pm. Fort Tilden. (718) 748-0650. lyn Bridge. Enjoy an ice cream cone at CHILDREN READ AND SEED: Summer garden and lit- the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory. $15. 1:30 eracy program for kids at Brooklyn Public pm. Meet at Blimpies Restaurant, 38 Park AQUARIUM: Party for exhibit “Alien Stingers.” Library, Pacific branch. Co-hosted by Row, . (888) 377-4455. 10 am to 5 pm. See Sat., July 26. MEMBERSHIP Horticultural Society of New York. 1 pm. SUMMER PERFORMANCE PUPPETWORKS: presents “Cinderella.” 25 Fourth Ave. (718) 935-0203. Free. 12:30 and 2:30 pm. See Sat., July 26. YOUTH SERIES: Second annual Summer BARGEMUSIC: chamber music program of OTHER Youth Theater Series presents Urban Prokofiev, Janacek, Stravinsky and Bush Women in “Hair Party for Kids.” $5. ONLY $25 PER WEEK Copland. $35. 7:30 pm. Also, free midday FLEA MARKET: at St. Thomas Aquinas Church. concert at 1 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. 9 am to 4 pm. 249 Ninth St. (718) 768-9471. 1 pm and 3 pm. South Oxford Space, 138 South Oxford St. (718) 398-4537. (718) 624-2083. SING OUT: Community is invited to sing CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: African Festival hymns, choruses, spirituals and MOVIE CLUB: St. Ann and the Holy Trinity’s OFFER ENDS JULY 31 with Salif Keita, Oliver Mtukudzi and The gospel...just for the love of singing. 4 pm. Watch Club present “An American in Black Spirits. 2 - 9 pm. Prospect Park St. Jacobi Lutheran Church, 5406 Fourth Paris” (1951). 2 pm. 157 Montague St. Bandshell, Ninth Street and Prospect Park Ave. (718) 439-8978. Free. (718) 855-7392. Free. BAMCINEMATEK: Cinemachat with Elliott Stein. “The Lodger” (1944). $10. 4:30, 6:50 and 9:10 pm. Cinemachat with critic   Elliott Stein after 6:50 pm. 30 Lafayette   Ave. (718) 636-4100. 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July 28, 2003 THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM 5 Something BROOKLYN Nightlife Barbes 376 Ninth St. at Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, old & new (718) 965-9177, www.barbesbrooklyn.com. July 24: Stephane Wrembel Trio, 8 pm, and The Jimmy Nations combo, 9 pm, FREE; July 25: Ted Chamber Domaine to make Reichman, 9 pm, $8; July 26: Bootleg Remedy, 9 pm, FREE; July 27: Jessica Jones Trio, 8 pm, FREE; July 29: Shan McGloain’s Free Range Rat, 8 pm, FREE; July 30: Oscar Noriega Trio, 9 pm, American debut with rare $8; July 31: Rose Tomson, Lee Feldman, Harrison Cannon, 8 pm, FREE. slate of British composers Boudoir Bar (at East End Ensemble) By Kevin Filipski (William Walton, Arthur Bliss, Frank 273 Smith St. at Sackett Street in Carroll for The Brooklyn Papers Bridge and Benjamin Britten), and two Gardens, (718) 624-8878, eastendensemble.com. by current composers (Judith Bingham, Thursdays: Open mic, 8 pm, FREE; July 25: Needledrop, Jeff Young, Donathan, Mark Carter, can understand why people play Judith Weir, Thomas Ades and Stuart 8 pm, FREE, open champagne bar, 8-9:30 pm; “ Mozart and Schubert — it’s great MacRae). July 26: Mickie’s Ickies, 7 pm and 9 pm, FREE, music and people enjoy it — but I “A lot of British music isn’t per- Brooklyn Brew HaHa, 10 pm, FREE; July 29: Glam I Girls and free drinks, 7-8 pm, FREE. think people enjoy hearing something formed that much outside England, es- different,” says Thomas Kemp, artistic pecially in the States,” Kemp says. “So director of Chamber Domaine. it seemed like a good idea to program Celebrate Brooklyn The chamber music group will make this very interesting chamber music.” Prospect Park Bandshell, enter at Prospect Park Ladybug Transistor will perform at its American debut at Bargemusic July Best known hereabouts for his ubiq- West and Ninth Street in Park Slope, (718) 855- 7882, ext. 45, www.celebratebrooklyn.org. Southpaw on Aug. 1. 31 through Aug. 3. The residency is, in- uitous “Pomp and Circumstance” July 24: Film, “Black Pirate,” with Alloy Orchestra, deed, ‘something different’: four con- march performed at graduations every 7:30 pm, FREE; July 25: Brooklyn Philharmonic certs of British music that include liv- June, Elgar epitomizes stuffy olde Eng- with Lillias White, 8 pm, FREE; July 26: African July 24: Poets Jeremy Sigler and Anselm Festival, 2-9 pm, Salif Keita, Oliver Mtukudzi and Berrigan, and novelist Robert Anasi, 7 pm, FREE; ing composers and works by Sir land for many. Lucid Images July 25: Aaron Landsman and T. Griffin, 7:30 pm, Edward Elgar (1857-1934). “Elgar represents a kind of musical the Black Spirits, Diblo Dibala, Dominic Kanza, Say cheese: Chamber Domaine will perform four concerts of British mu- Kwaku Kwaakye Obeng, FREE. and DJ Armstrong, 9:30 pm, FREE; July 30: Curtis Kemp formed Chamber Domaine romanticism, like Brahms,” Kemp Eller’s American Circus, 7 pm, FREE. Low will be five years ago in London. “I always notes, “but Elgar’s chamber music, the sic, including works by living composers who are “a snapshot of contem- closed Aug. 3-Sept. 3. had an idea of a chamber ensemble do- last music he wrote before ‘retiring’ to porary British music.” Chocolate Monkey ing a very eclectic repertoire to intro- conduct, is really something special.” 329 Flatbush Ave. at Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, (718) 813-1073. Luxx duce the public to contemporary works, His compositions anchor the Cham- posers have ties to America: Bridge, “Weir’s quartet was composed in July 29: Brad Shepik Trio, 7 pm and 8:30 pm, FREE. 256 Grand St. at Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, 20th century works and classic works,” ber Domaine programs. On July 31, the Bliss and Britten had music commis- America, I think, and sounds like Cop- (718) 599-1000, www.clubluxx.net. he says. Violin Sonata in A sits alongside Wal- sioned by Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge land. And her ‘Bagpiper’s Trio’ was in- July 25: , Cobra High, The Like, Say No “This is excellent music, and I al- ton’s Piano Quartet, “A Song for the (who also commissioned works by spired by the true story of a soldier DaSpot 88 Go, 8 pm, FREE, and The Vue, 11:30 pm, $5. July 88 S. Portland Ave. btwn Fulton St. and 28: Mofo, The Twelve, A Place to Bury Strangers, ways program works that go well to- Lord Mayor’s Table,” and Bingham’s Ravel, Schoenberg, Copland, Stravin- who was hanged for possessing bag- Lafayette Ave. in Fort Greene, (917) 251-2323, 8 pm. gether so you can hear the relationships vocal works, “The Moon over West- sky and Bartok). Bliss’ father and wife pipes. Bingham’s pieces are beautiful, www.expansions.blinks.net. between different minster Cathe- — who is still alive at age 99 and lives especially her short piano piece [and July 26: DJs Markus Rice, Joey Aponte and Jon Magnetic Field pieces and their dral” and “My in London — were American.” world-premiere performance], ‘The Martin, 10 pm, $5. 97 Atlantic Ave. at Henry Street in Brooklyn composers,” says MUSIC Father’s Arms.” The Bliss Piano Quartet, a U.S. pre- Moon over Westminster Cathedral.’ Heights, (718) 834-0069, Kemp. “The way Chamber Domaine performs British On Aug. 1, El- miere, which Chamber Domaine has ‘My Father’s Arms’ is quite topical be- Five Spot Soul www.MagneticBrooklyn.com. forward for con- chamber music at Bargemusic July 31- gar’s String Quar- recorded on the ASV label, had a pecu- cause it’s about children in various Happy Hours until 8 pm daily: $3 well and tap. temporary music Aug. 3; Thursday, Friday and Saturday at tet ends a pro- liar genesis, according to Kemp: “It kinds of conflict. It’s a very moving Food Restaurant Sundays: Brooklyn days, with $2 Brooklyn is to be heard 7:30 pm and Sunday at 4 pm. Bargemu- gram that includes was written in 1915, when [Bliss] was piece.” 459 Myrtle Ave. at Washington Avenue in Brewery beers, 3-8 pm, $3 all night. Cyclones sic is located on Fulton Ferry Landing in Clinton Hill, (718) 852-0202, www.fivespotsoul- games televised. Mondays: open turntable alongside more Brooklyn Heights. Tickets are $35, $20 Weir’s “Bagpi- fighting in the trenches. After World Kemp — whose own career includ- food.com. nights, with host DJ Blakulove. Show up at 9 pm traditional pieces for full-time students and $25 for seniors per’s String Trio” War I, he changed his style to some- ed performing with the English Cham- Mondays: Open turntables, 8 pm, FREE; July 24: with your best LPs or CDs and sign in for your 30 (Thursday performances only). For more Felice Rosser, 9 pm, FREE and after party with DJ minutes of fame. Tuesdays: $3 micro-brew pints — to be put in information, call (718) 624-2083 or visit and Piano Quar- thing very modern and suppressed his ber Orchestra and the London Sinfoni- their proper con- www.bargemusic.org. tet, and Bliss’ earlier works.” etta — is happy to program whatever Doug Brown; July 25: Femme Nameless vs. and well drinks all night. July 25: Blakulove, 9 pm, Budos, 9 pm, $5 and after party with DJ FREE; July 26: The Demand, 9 pm, FREE, DJ text. And Barge- “Three Romantic For Kemp, the programs’ living he wants. Understanding FREE. Dom, 10 pm, FREE; July 31: DJ Strath spins music — which Songs” and Piano composers are, as he calls them, “a “We often put lieder into a program Dynamite Soul, 9 pm, FREE. wanted ‘something different’ in their Quartet. Elgar’s “Seven Lieder” for So- snapshot of contemporary British mu- of chamber music,” he says, “which is programming — is the perfect place to prano and Piano are heard Aug. 2, sic. Ades’ ‘Arcadiana’ has bits of Elgar unusual, but often you find that the Frank’s Lounge 660 Fulton St. at South Elliott Place in Fort Meson Flamenco introduce this program.” along with Bridge’s Three Songs and in it, and the movements are aquatic in songs illuminate chamber music by the Greene, (718) 625-9339, 135 Atlantic Ave. at Clinton Street in Brooklyn Kemp has yet to visit the floating “Phantasie” for Piano Quartet, and theme, so I thought it would be appro- same composer.” www.FranksCocktailLounge.com. Heights, (718) 625-7177. East River barge, but advance word has Ades’ “Life Story” and “Arcadiana.” priate to play on the barge. His ‘Life Case in point: three of the Barge- Wednesdays: Karaoke with Davey B., 9 pm, Restaurant with live flamenco music and dancing, made him anxious to play here. Finally, the Aug. 3 program presents Story’ is a bit like Billie Holiday, so it music recitals include vocal and in- FREE; Thursdays: Blues with Lonnie Youngblood, Fridays and Saturdays, at 7 pm and 11 pm, $5. “Bargemusic is by all accounts the both Elgar’s and MacRae’s Piano links to the jazz scene. strumental music. And there’s more 9 pm, FREE; Fridays: DJs Tyrone, Samir and Julian, 10 pm, $5; Saturdays: DJs Tyrone and best place anywhere to play chamber Quintets, MacRae’s “One Man and His “MacRae is a young Scottish com- where that came from, says Kemp: Infinite, 10 pm, $5; Sundays: Cleave Guyton National music because of its size and location,” Time” and Britten’s “Lachrymae” and poser with many commissions. His “There’s a lot of neglected music from Quintet, 7 pm, FREE; July 29: Shine, 7 pm, FREE. he says. Three Divertimenti for String Quartet. music is quite progressive and sounds the 20th century repertoire that we’d Restaurant The recitals follow the same struc- “Elgar represents the end of an era; avant-garde,” he continues. “And Weir like to do.” 273 Brighton Beach Ave. at Brighton Second Galapagos Street in Brighton Beach, (718) 646-1225. ture: an Elgar chamber work, two the others represent a new freshness,” and Bingham are Britain’s most emi- Perhaps during their next Brooklyn 70 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg, Live Russian music and dancing, Fridays, works by Elgar contemporaries Kemp explains. “A lot of these com- nent female composers. visit? (718) 782-5188, www.galapagosartspace.com. Saturdays and Sundays at 9 pm, FREE. July 24: Spottiswoode and His Enemies, Tandy, BJ Snowden, 8pm, $6; July 25: The Galapagos Floating Vaudeville Night, 10 pm, FREE; July 26: Night of the novel “The Middle Ages.” 7:30 YOUTH SERIES: Second annual DJ Dichotomy, 6 pm, FREE; July 27: One-Sided Cookers pm. 267 Seventh Ave. (718) FRI, AUG 1 Summer Youth Theater Series Character by Leigh Garrett, 9 pm, FREE; July 28: Monday Evening Burlesque, 9:30 pm, FREE; July 767 Fulton St. at South Portland Avenue in Fort Where to GO... 832-9066. Free. sponsors a dance. Elders Share Greene, (718) 797-1197. PARTY: Genie Foundation gala the Arts is host. $5, $2 chil- 29: New York Fringe Festival 2003, “Living with CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: Fred dinner to raise funds for Leave Thursdays: blues, 8:30 pm, FREE; Fridays and Wesley and the J.B.’s perform dren. 7 pm - 10 pm. South Betty” Benefit Party, 6-9 pm, $15 w/ complimen- Out Violence (LOVE) which tary Pink Poodle Cocktail and drink specials all Saturdays: jazz at 10:30 pm, FREE; Sundays: jazz Continued from page GO 4... WALKING TOUR: Big Onion R&B, soul and funk. 7:30 pm. Oxford Space, 138 South helps teens overcome violence. Oxford St. (718) 398-3870. night, Chris Ryan and The Noise, and Huge, 9 brunch, noon, FREE. YOGA: Learn sahaja yoga medi- Tours takes a walk across the Prospect Park Bandshell, Ninth $100. 7:30 pm. Gargiulo’s Res- pm, $6; July 30: Last of the International tation. 6:30 - 7:45 pm. Brooklyn Bridge and through Street and Prospect Park West. taurant, 2911 West 15th St. BARGEMUSIC: chamber music Brooklyn Public Library, Carroll Brooklyn Heights. $12, $10 (718) 855-7882. Free. (718) 212) 303-9442. program of Weir, Bliss and Playboys, 8 pm, $8; July 31: Total Eclipse, Rob Swift, DJ Precision, La Bruja, Organic Thoughts, Northsix Gardens branch, 396 Clinton students and seniors. 1 pm. BARGEMUSIC: chamber music Elgar. $40. 7:30 pm. Fulton ARTS IN THE PARK: City Park Ishle Park, Pre Sessions and DJ Moe Choi, 10 pm, 66 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg, St. (718) 833-5751. Free. Meet at southeast corner of program of Walton, Bingham Foundation presents “Sleeping Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. FREE. (718) 599-5103, www.northsix.com. CONCERT: Motown music with Broadway and Chambers and Elgar. $40. 7:30 pm. Beauty,” by Puppets in the CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: Film “Anonymous.” 7:30 pm. Street, lower Manhattan. (212) Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) Parks. 11 am. Brower Park, series: “Vertigo” (1958). Live July 25: JJ Paradise Players Club, Monumentals, Marine Park, Red Park House, 439-1090. 624-2083. Brooklyn Avenue and Prospect music with The Four Bags. 7:30 Halcyon Dean Dean & The Sex Machines, and Bantam, 8 Fillmore Avenue and Marine KIDSMOBILE: Brooklyn Public Place. (212) 360-8162. Free. pm. Prospect Park Bandshell, pm, $8; July 26: Supagroup, The DT’s, 8 pm, $8; TWILIGHT TOUR: Nature walk 227 Smith St. at Butler Street in Boerum Hill, Parkway. (718) 238-6044. Free. Library’s traveling van parks at and boat tour in Prospect Park. LECTURE SERIES: Brooklyn Ninth Street and Prospect Park Magic Magicians, Hint Hint, $7, 8 pm; July 29: (718) 260-9299, www.halcyonline.com. READING ORCHESTRA: Brooklyn Marine Park. Kids are invited $25 includes wine and cheese Public Library’s “Worklore” lec- West. (718) 855-7882. Free. Upright Citizen’s Brigade, 8 pm, $5; July 31: Conservatory of Music hosts a to take out books. 3 pm - 4 reception. 7 pm - 9 pm. Audu- ture series presents “Brooklyn: ROOFTOP FILMS: Summer series July 24: Heather Heart, 9 pm, FREE; July 27: Terminal Lovers, 8 pm, $TBD. reading and rehearsing concert. pm. Fillmore Avenue and bon Center. (718) 287-3400. The Challenges of an Economy presents “High-Concept/ Low Kaiotic and A. Frog, 12 pm, FREE; July 29: Jason Burnett Street. (718) 253-4567. Open to anyone who plays an CONCERT SERIES: Borough in the Shadow of Manhattan.” Budget Films from San Francisco.” Papillon, 9 pm, FREE; July 30: Word/Life: a cele- Pete’s Candystore orchestral instrument at an inter- BAMCINEMATEK: Favorites President Marty Markowitz David Hammack lectures. 1 Music at 8 pm; movie at 9 pm. bration of gay and lesbian hip-hop culture, 9 pm, pm. Business branch, 280 mediate or advanced level. 7 to series presents “Brief hosts the 25th annual Seaside Office Ops, 57 Thames St. FREE; July 31: Derek Marin, 9 pm, FREE. 709 Lorimer St. at Richardson Street in 9 pm. 58 Seventh Ave. (718) Crossing” (2001). $10. 4:30, Camden Plaza West. (718) 623- (718) 417-7362. Free. Williamsburg, (718) 302-3770, www.petescandy- Summer Concert Series. 7000. Free. 622-3300. Free. 6:50 and 9:10 pm. Cinemachat Tonight: Comic Stewie Stone PRE-FIREWORK PROGRAM: store.com. with critic Elliott Stein after and ABBA, The Music, featur- CONCERT: Brooklyn Conservatory Astroland Amusement Park Hunters Steak & July 24: Hearse of Old Me’s, 8:30 pm, FREE; July screening at 6:50 pm. 30 ing original band members.. of Music hosts guitarist Rick offers cabaret act with Wau Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. Ale House 25: Tigersaw, 9 pm, Burd Early, 10 pm, and The THURS, JULY 31 7:30 pm. Asser Levy Park, Stone in a jazz program. 5 pm Wau Sisters. 9 pm. Fireworks - 7 pm. 58 Seventh Ave. (718) 9404 Fourth Ave., btwn 94th and 95th streets, Strugglers, 11 pm, FREE; July 28: Jocko Weyland, FUN RUN: Road race hosted by West Fifth Street and Surf follow. Coney Island. Free. 8 pm, Jack Fitzgerald, 8:30 pm, and Mascott, 9 ARTS IN THE PARK: City Park Long Island College Hospital. 622-3300. Free. (718) 238-8899 Avenue. (718) 469-1912. Free. VOICE AND PIANO MUSIC: pm, FREE; July 29: Erica Smith, 8:30 pm, Soltero, Foundation presents “Irish Runners and walkers of all BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSE- Fridays: Karaoke, 8 pm, FREE; Saturdays: Music Stories and Songs for ages and skill levels are invited PARK FILMS: Fourth annual Steve Kaplan, pianist, singer 9:30 pm, The Autumn Rhythm, 10:30 pm, FREE; Brooklyn Bridge Park Film UM: hosts Circle of Tales story- and writer, performs after after Midnight by DJs Nicky Bliss & John Anthony Children.” 10:30 am. Marine to attend. $13 entry fee. telling. $4. 5:45 to 6:15 pm. July 30: The Honey Brothers, 10 pm, FREE; July Park, next to Salt Marsh Register at 5:45 pm. Race at 7 series presents thriller “O Oneg services. 9 pm. Temple 31: Cynthia Mason, 8:30 pm, FREE. Also, rooftop jam features Beth Ahavath Sholom, 2166 Nature Center, 3302 Ave. U. pm. Bartel Pritchard Circle Brother Where Art Thou.” 8:45 Brighton Ballet and Folk Dance Jazz Spot Cafe (212) 360-8162. Free. entrance to Prospect Park. pm. No pets. Bring a blanket. Company. 6:30 pm. 145 Benson Ave. (718) 372-0933. Empire-Fulton Ferry State Free. 179 Marcus Garvey Blvd. at Kosciuszko Street Schnack R&B FEST: BAM hosts a series of (718) 780-1234. Brooklyn Ave. (718) 735-4400. Park. (718) 802-0603. BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART: in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 453-7825, 122 Union St. btwn Columbia and Hicks streets, outdoor musical events. Today, BARNES AND NOBLE: Young BROOKLYN CYCLONES: Team www.thejazz.8m.com. Fred Wesley and the J.B.’s play readers book discussion group THEATER: “Scapin.” 8 pm. See plays Staten Island Yankees. 7 Museum will be closed to the (718) 855-2879, www.schnackdog.com/atnight. soul music. Noon to 2 pm. “Maniac Magee,” by Jerry Sat. pm. Call for ticket information. public from Aug. 4 through Mondays: Jam Sessions, 8 pm, $5; Thursdays: Thursdays: DJ Zebra Blood spins, 11:30 pm, Metrotech Commons, corner Spinelli. 7 pm. 106 Court St. YOUTH SERIES: “Hair Party for Surf Avenue between West Aug. 19. Poetry/Open Mic, 7 pm, $7; July 25: Cecil FREE; $1 hotdogs, 1-2 am. of Flatbush and Myrtle (718) 246-4996. Also, Jennie Kids.” 1 pm and 3 pm. See 17th and 19th streets. (718) THEATER: “Scapin.” 8 pm. See Morgan, 9 pm, $15; July 26: Gene Ghee Trio fea- turing Danny Mixon on piano, 9 pm, FREE. avenues. (718) 636-4129. Free. Fields reads and discusses her Thurs., July 30. 449-8497. Sat. Southpaw L’amour 125 Fifth Ave. at St. John’s Place in Park Slope, (718) 230-0236, www.spsounds.com. 1545 63rd St. at 16th Avenue in Borough Park, (718) 837-9506, www.lamourrocks.com. July 24: Slut ‘Em Go, Kinetic, X The Owl and IMA Robot, 8:30 pm, $7; July 25: The Legendary July 25: Storm of Souls, Lain, Feedback, Deface, Shack Shakers, The Hentchmen and more, 9 pm, COLLEGE COURSES No One, The Killing, Shattered Dreams and $8; July 26: The Star Spangles, Police and $ more, 7:30 pm, $TBD. July 26: Spazemunky, Thieves, Runner & the Thermodynamics, The NOW OFFERED IN SUNSET PARK for Funch, Thro, Stolen Minds, Ambition Free, 25 Harlem Shakes, 8:30 pm, $8; July 27: The Needledrop and more, 7 pm, $TBD; July 27: Bamboo Kids, Banafish Zero, Coppermine, Evenings and Saturdays, starting Sept. 15 at MS 136, 4004 Fourth Avenue Cloverdale, Paris Avenue, Supergoat, The Mostley, At a Loss, 6:30, $6; July 29: Colin Raiz, Copywrongs, The Fiends, Midway, Axiom and Tigerface, Liberation Orchestra and more, 8 pm, Medgar Evers College/CUNY in conjunction with the HYPA (Hispanic Young People’s more, 2 pm, $TBD. $8; July 30: Lubricated Goat, Smokewagon, 8:30 Alternatives,) will offer the following college level and Adult continuing Education courses: one month pm, $8; Y Daddy, Revecca Fanya, 9 pm, $7. Lillie’s College level: Enjoy 31 days of unlimited 46 Beard St. at Dwight Street in Red Hook, TJ Bentley’s Art 100 (Intro to World Art), Freshmen Seminar 101, Spanish 101 & 102, Spanish 203 (718) 858-9822. (for native Spanish speakers), French 101, Music 100 (Intro to World Music), Speech 102 aerobic and water aerobic classes, 7110 Third Ave. at 71st Street in Bay Ridge, July 24: Julian Velard, 10:30 pm, and The Rockats, (718) 745-0748. (Fundamentals of Speech), Speech 121 (American Sign Language) unlimited swims in the lap pool 11:30 pm, $5; July 26: The Haoles, 8 pm, The Moonlighters, 11 pm, $5, includes Hawaiian BBQ Wednesdays: live big band music, 8 pm, FREE; Remedial courses: and unlimited workouts in the and drink specials. Sundays: live big band music, 5 pm, FREE. (CUNY Placement Test Required) English Reading 006, English Writing 006, complete fitness center. All for $25. Math 009 & 010, English as a Second Language (ESL) 002, ESL Reading 005 & 006, Low Bar Two Boots ESL Writing 005 & 006 Below Rice restaurant, 81 Washington St. at 514 Second St. at Seventh Avenue in Park Front Street in DUMBO, (718) 222-1LOW, Slope, (718) 499-3253, www.twobootsbrook- Adult Continuing Education courses: But Hurry, you must start your www.riceny.com/low. lyn.com. GED course, the Empire Safety Council’s Defensive Driving course, a Real Estate course July 25: The Barbarians, 10 pm, FREE; July 26: The Otis Brothers, 10 pm, FREE. which will fulfill the educational requirements necessary to become a licensed salesperson, one month pass by July 31, 2003 and a course in Day Care Licensing. Up Over Jazz Cafe Open to men and women, 18 or older. Limit one per person. TALK TO US… 351 Flatbush Ave. at Seventh Avenue in Park Register NOW: Thirty-one days must be consecutive. To list your events in Brooklyn Nightlife, Slope, (718) 398-5413, www.upoverjazz.com. 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en years ago, it seemed as if Slope’s next ‘boom’ strip every rapper wanted to be a Tgangsta. Now, everyone It was once Park Slope’s wants to be a pimp. final frontier. 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg Dotted with bodegas and strut in full pimp regalia, sur- 99-cent stores, Fifth Avenue rounded by a bevy of beauties, was the line that no yoga mats in their new video “P.I.M.P.” or organic groceries dared Rappers like Lil’ Jon bounce pass. through their videos holding It was a place where drunks jewel-encrusted chalices popu- loitered freely, emancipated larized by pimps. from the Baby Joggers and Even old-school soul veteran breast pump backpacks just an Ronald Isley personifies the avenue or two over. pimp style with his alter ego, But those days are long “Mr. Biggs,” right down to his gone with French bistros and elaborate cane. fusion cuisine edging out its Modeling yourself after fig- lower priced counterparts and ures most people consider with well-heeled mommies among the degenerates of socie- / Damian Dovarganes packing the couches at the ty might not seem like the most Fifth Avenue Ozzie’s coffee respectable path to follow — shop. And now — horror of but no one ever accused rappers horrors — the avenue even at- of wanting to be respectable. Associated Press tracts diners and imbibers

“Rappers just always want to from across the East River. Mango / Greg be something bad,” said produc- Bishop Don Magic Juan, the self-proclaimed king of the pimps, poses in one of his profession- al outfits in Los Angeles this month. Real pimps and former pimps, like Don Magic Juan, have So where does that leave er-rapper Jermaine Dupri, who’s the bodegas and the drunks? become celebrities in the hip-hop culture where the pimp game has been been glamorized. touted himself as a “young Fourth Avenue, of course, pimp” in his own lyrics. “Just with its subway stations and the same way rappers want to it’s totally backwards.” greeting “Chuuch” has pimp bodies the pimp attitude. He has sprawling splendor. be gangstas, rappers want to be Chris Rock was appalled by origins. bestowed his “famous playas” It might be hard to imagine Papers File The Brooklyn pimps.” “Lil’ Pimp,” a cartoon movie in Not that all these rappers are club card, along with the chal- now, with its six lanes of traf- Looking up: (Left to right) City Planning Director Amanda Burden, Community Board 6 Yet the self-proclaimed king the works about a child pimp. actually selling sex. Like much ice, on female celebrities such as fic and enough gas stations of pimps, Bishop Don Magic “That’s where I draw the line. of rap music, almost all pimp Lil’ Kim, Pamela Anderson and District Manager Craig Hammerman and CB6 Chairman Jerry Armer at site of Fourth Av- and automobile repair shops enue and Seventh Street construction last winter. Juan, would disagree with the That’s where I get corny. My lyrics are just talk. Mariah Carey — sexy, powerful to fix the fleet of a small na- sentiment that pimping is a bad daughter will not be at the kid Thanks largely to documen- women who are in control. tion, but residents and real es- thing. Although he’s given up pimp movie,” says the comedi- taries like HBO’s “Pimps Up, And the way some rappers tate agents are saying that $700,000. Almost 25 of those That has made some of the pimp business for preaching an, whose movie “Pootie Tang” Hos Down” and the Hughes see it, pimping is just an exten- Fourth Avenue is poised to be- are already in contract. Fourth Avenue’s property a — he’s an ordained minister — was akin to a pimp fashion brothers’ “American Pimp,” real sion of the American way, from come the new Fifth Avenue. And Shaya B. Developers, whole lot more valuable. he’s still a proud playa who show. “I want to meet the white and former pimps have become the days of slavery onward. Just the sound of that has who are responsible for many Location “There are already a couple sticks up mightily for his former executive who said, ‘Yes! Lil’ celebrities themselves, appear- “We’ve been pimped since sent real estate agents and de- of the developments in the of ‘for sale’ signs across from profession. Pimp!’” ing in videos, even rapping on we were ripped from the under- velopers screaming “hot dig- area, have begun construction Location McDonald’s on Second Street “It’s been portrayed negative- songs. None more so than Bish- belly of Africa,” says Banner. gity dog.” of 46 apartments at Park and Fourth Avenue,” Rutter ly through movies and televi- Pimpin’ history op Don Magic Juan, who’s even “We built America but never got Steve Rutter, managing di- Slope Estates, at Second said. “I’m sure that these peo- sion,” says Juan, who despite The pimp game has been currently in talks to star in his paid for it, yet we get treated the rector of Corcoran’s Park Street and Fourth Avenue. Location ple are being approached and his new profession has not for- rapped about for more than 20 own reality series. worse. So pimping has always Slope office, says there are al- While those types of devel- given visions of grandeur.” saken his pimp wardrobe. “Now years. Oakland native Too Short been a part of our society, so to By Deborah Kolben.. ready a number of luxury opments have sprung up all The Brooklyn Papers.. Many of the properties are people are seeing it for what it and Los Angeles pioneer Ice-T Clothes calls feel that we’re finally the pimps, apartment developments un- over Park Slope between already owned by developers is.” celebrated it in the early ’80s. Then there’s the ghetto-fabu- why not embrace that?” derway between Fourth and Fourth and Fifth avenues (es- who are just waiting for the Snoop Dogg — perhaps the Brooklyn’s Big Daddy Kane lous pimp fashion — the canes, But not everyone sees rap’s Fifth avenues, an area that pecially near the Union Street right time to build, he added. biggest pimp purveyor in to- talked about it in the late ’80s. In the gold-encrusted chalices, the love affair with pimps as some- was once considered the hin- subway), the real estate boom ing of 110 blocks of Park day’s rap game — agrees. the ’90s, The Notorious B.I.G. hats and the fancy threads. thing that should be embraced. terland for high-end buyers. may soon be moving over to Slope in April. If you have a tip about real es- “It’s cool to look good. It’s rapped: “Pimpin’ ain’t easy but No other major rapper em- Drummer Ahmir “?uestlove” At 675 Sackett St., between Fourth Avenue proper. That rezoning puts height tate in northern or western Brook- cool to have girls on your arm, it sure is fun.” And one of Jay- bodies pimp style more than Thompson of The Roots says Fourth and Fifth avenues, a Nearly a decade in the limits in much of brownstone lyn or have a property-related and get money from them, and Z’s most popular songs remains Snoop. When he first emerged rappers acting like pimps is real- question, send an e-mail to 38-unit building has gotten works, development of Fourth Park Slope, but allows for [email protected]. that’s a good feeling, you dig? the 2000 anthem “Big Pimpin’.” a decade ago, his style was ly no more than “playing dress- underway with prices ranging Avenue may also finally be buildings up to 12 stories There ain’t nothing wrong with Such popularity is due partly L.A. gangsta Crip — baggy up,” trying to posture for power. Be sure to include your name and from about $400,000 to bolstered by the recent rezon- along Fourth Avenue. telephone number. it,” he said. to a generation of rappers who jeans, blue flannel shirts and “The only type of people “We’re teaching people how grew up watching the glorifica- sneakers. that give you the illusion of to hustle and how to look tion of pimps in blaxploitation Though he still rocks that control are those who are really good,” said Snoop Dogg. “I’d flicks such as “Dolemite,” “Su- style sometimes today, the mil- not in control,” he says rueful- rather be a pimp than a gang- perfly” and “The Mack.” lennium Snoop is more apt to ly. “If you want to talk about banger, because I grew up being Sharply dressed, dripping with be pimped out — smooth pink really pimping, you’ve got to a gang-banger, and I tell you, money, in control and draped pinstriped suits, flashy shoes, talk about being a government Lots For Sale you live longer being a pimp.” with ladies, pimps were por- wide-brimmed hat, and curled official.” trayed as the ultimate hustlers. hair that falls to his shoulders. But the Bishop is aghast at MANHATTAN Role models? “When I started seeing those Snoop says pimp culture such talk, instead describing Yet others point out that movies in the ’70s, like ‘The showed him how to carry him- pimping as a world of opportu- BLOCK & LOT ADDRESS ZONING LOT SIZE LIST PRICE pimping is actually the business Mack’ and ‘Superfly,’ that self with style and pride. nity. 1-01770-0024 151 East 121 St. R7-2 18.5 x 81 $180,000 of procuring women and girls as helped me to more or less pick “I wanted to look good and “[It’s] the jewelry, the style 1-01916-0154 156 West 132 St. R7-2 12 x 99 $ 20,000 prostitutes for profit. who I wanted to be in life, how feel good about myself,” he of dressing, the cars, the hous- 1-02174-0097 Nagle Ave. R7-2 40 x 70 $ 37,000 “It’s just like gang-banging I wanted to live my life, how I says. “Those are qualities that es — to be able to feel like BRONX and doing drugs,” says the wanted to represent me,” said you get from a pimp that you’re doing it your way, no- singer Monica. “I think it’s one Snoop. everybody’s not really under- body tell you what to do. You BLOCK & LOT ADDRESS ZONING LOT SIZE LIST PRICE of those things that people have Recently, though, pimp ap- standing.” can move and groove like you 2-02610-0056 1241 Fulton Ave. R7-2 17 x 176 $ 22,000 started to glorify, and really peal is peaking. You’d be hard- “[People] just think it’s take want to,” he says. 2-02623-0187 Trinity Ave. R7-1 15 x 104 $ 63,000 don’t give the real situation of pressed to find a rap song these money from a girl and slap her Bishop tries to import his 2-02691-0040 Rev James Polite Ave. R7-1 19 x 61 $ 15,000 what really happens, the real days without at least some pass- and send her to the corner, but pimp philosophy to today’s 2-02692-0040 882 Home St. R7-1 16 x 69 $ 13,000 outcomes. ing reference to pimps. 50 nah, it’s other things about this hip-hop generation as much as 2-02758-0048 1152 Longfellow Ave. M1-1 20 x 98 $ 21,500 “People still go to jail for that Cent’s “P.I.M.P.” is a Top 10 hit pimpin’ that you really don’t he can. He’s Snoop’s “spiritual 2-02987-0044 1423 Vyse Ave. R7-1 25 x 100 $ 35,000 for long periods of time. People on the Billboard chart; rapper even know,” he adds. “[It’s adviser,” part of Snoop’s posse 2-03034-0025 452 East 178 St. M1-1 25 x 108 $ 40,000 get killed behind that. 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I always believed 2-03752-0041 Gleason Ave. R5 25 x 106 $ 25,500 ly describes in “P.I.M.P.” in it,” he says. “Now that I say 2-04681-0130 East 211 St. R4 25 x 165 $ 5,000 But the Bishop says anyone, I don’t want to pimp no more, 2-04683-0040 Bronxwood Ave. R4 36 x 73 $ 24,000 including a woman, can be a everybody wants to be a 2-04991-0038 Bell Ave. R4 100 x 49 $ 18,000 pimp, as long as he or she em- pimp!” STATEN ISLAND BLOCK & LOT ADDRESS ZONING LOT SIZE LIST PRICE 5-00017-0116 Montgomery Ave. C4-2 24 x 77 $ 19,000 Mouthwatering Burgers ******* 5-00053-0119 York Ave. R3-2 34 x 96 $ 60,000 HAPPY HOUR 5-00059-0026 York Ave. R4 39 x 49 $ 31,000 & Irresistible Reubens Wed-Sat, 5-8pm 5-00208-0058 West St. R3-2 25 x 100 $ 35,000 ******* 10% lunch discount 5-00527-0070 Canal St. R3-2 84 x 157 $144,500 for Metrotech diners! 5-00534-0084 Tomkins Ave. R3-2 50 x 217 $199,000 5-00576-0042 Avon Place R3-2 40 x 58 $ 45,000 ******* 5-00634-0019 Wiederer Place R3-2 25 x 75 $ 56,000 Weekend 5-01013-0046 92 Jewett Ave. R4 38 x 393 $210,000 Brunch 5-01079-0053 80 Grove Ave. R4 25 x 126 $ 25,500 from 11:30am-3pm 5-01318-0128 80 Holland Ave. R3-2 25 x 101 $ 28,000 ******* 5-01348-0110 Forest Ave. M2-1 265 x 842 $ 95,000 Dinner 5-01392-0115 Elysian Court M2-1 87 x 200 $ 20,000 Wed-Sun: 6-10pm 5-03349-0005 Hurlbert St. R3-1 25 x 101 $ 30,000 ******* 5-03349-0006 Hurlbert St. R3-1 18 x 45 $ 35,000 320 ATLANTIC AVE. • (718) 797-3324 Outdoor Canopy Bar 5-03349-0007 Hurlbert St. R3-1 14 x 35 $ 35,000 139 Montague Street • 718.858.5592 bet. 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