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Published every Saturday — online all the time — by Brooklyn Paper Publications Inc, 55 Washington St, Suite 624, Brooklyn NY 11201. Phone 718-834-9350 • www.BrooklynPapers.com • © 2005 Brooklyn Paper Publications • 16 pages BWN •Vol. 28, No. 42 •Saturday, October 29, 2005 • FREE Philly bank’s stock tanks after it buys Brooklyn’s Indy / Tom Callan / Tom The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn For the soldiers Gabe and Kyra Zimmerman and Zina and Sylvia Precht-Rodriguez were among the Brooklynites who assembled at the southwest corner of Prospect Park Wednesday evening for a candlelight vigil to com- memorate the deaths of 2000 U.S. troops in Iraq / Jori Klein The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Independence Community Bank CEO Alan Fishman (center) with JP Morgan Chase Director William Campbell and actress Glenn Close, during the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s annual Next Wave gala, in Manhattan on Tuesday. More on the event in GO Brooklyn, page 10.

BLOWIN’ IN By Deborah Yao then acquire Independence Community Bank Fishman said. The foundation “is vitally impor- Associated Press Corp. for $42 a share in cash. tant to Brooklyn,” he said.] Shares of Sovereign Bancorp fell more The deal will allow Santander, the ninth- Scott Keller, president of DealAnalytics.com, largest bank in the world, to re-enter the lucra- a New York mergers and acquisition research than 8 percent Tuesday, the day after it tive U.S. banking market, which it had left firm, said Sovereign is using the Santander cash announced plans to acquire Brooklyn- about a decade ago. By buying Independence, to buy an “asset of questionable quality.” based Independence Community Bank Corp. Philadelphia-based Sovereign gains entry into He said Independence’s operating margins THE WIND for $3.6 billion in cash. the New York metro market. are shrinking and its branches largely are in a Investors feared the Brooklyn bank might be [The Sovereign deal is “a great outcome for market that’s already saturated with banks. While it will set the Coop back an ronmental pollution. An example: too big for Sovereign to absorb. One analyst everyone at Independence,” Independence CEO “New York is such an over-banked market,” Park Slope Food additional $15,700 a year — rais- the store has been using a more ex- termed Independence “a has-been.” Alan Fishman told The Brooklyn Papers Tues- he said. “Why does Sovereign need to buy a ing its electric bill by 10 percent — pensive ammonia-based air condi- On Monday, Spain’s Grupo Santander agreed day evening, at the Brooklyn Academy of Mu- has-been?” Coop to run on it won’t require a windmill atop the tioning system since 1991, so as to to pay $2.4 billion in cash, or $27 a share, for a sic’s Next Wave gala in Manhattan. Collyn Bement Gilbert, an analyst at Ryan wind power store. not emit byproducts that might 19.8 percent stake in Sovereign Bancorp, the [The Independence Community Foundation, Beck & Co., downgraded Sovereign to “market In fact, the Coop will still be damage the ozone layer. parent of Sovereign Bank. which supports a number of Brooklyn organiza- perform” from “outperform.” She also lowered By Ajla Grozdanic purchasing electric from the same See WIND POWER on page 4 With that infusion of capital, Sovereign will tions, “will be stronger, will be able to do more,” her 12-month price target to $25 from $27. pool as your average household — “They have decided to take this infusion of for The Brooklyn Papers they’ll just demand a greater capital and make this very large acquisition, far More power to them — wind amount of wind power be added to larger than what they’ve done historically and power that is. the pool. out of the path of what they normally acquire,” The Park Slope Food Coop says Community Energy’s Web site she said. “This transaction is a clear diversion its operations will be 100 percent (www.newwindenergy.com) ex- A few from what they’ve historically set.” wind-powered for the next five plains the process as such: If the Sovereign shares fell $1.99 to close Tuesday years. The Coop switched from fos- electric grid is a bathtub filled with at $21.38 on heavy volume on the New York sil fuels after its board voted 66 to 0 electricity flowing from three faucets good Stock Exchange. Its 52-week range is $20.05 to in favor of the more expensive but — “nuclear,” “fossil fuel” and $24.79. Independence shares were up 23 percent environmentally friendly electricity. “wind” — then every time someone to $39.90 on high volume on the Nasdaq. “We’re proud to lead this com- buys wind-generated electric, more pooches Sovereign is facing a challenge from Relational munity in an effort to build more power being poured into the tub Investors LLC, a San Diego-based asset manage- support for a clean energy future in comes from the “wind” spigot. Elizabeth McGowan receives ment firm. Relational wants to nominate two of its New York and in the region,” said “The amount of wind energy wet doggie kisses from Missy, principals to the thrift’s board of directors. It has Joe Holtz, general coordinator of one pays to add to the grid equals a mixed breed two-year-old criticized Sovereign for what it sees as a lagging the store, on Union Street between the amount of conventional energy at the North Shore Animal share price and directors’ conflicts of interest. Sixth and Seventh avenues. “The removed from it,” explained League’s Adopt-A-Thon, Joseph Fenech, an analyst at Sandler O’Neill environmental ethic of the Coop Sharone David, a member of the held on Shore Road and in New York, said he’s concerned that Sover- and individuals here almost re- Coop’s environmental committee. 71st Street on Sunday, Oct. eign is “side-stepping approval of their share- quired us to make this move.” That’s something the Coop holds 23. Dozens of stray pets holders” by the way the deals are structured. at a premium. The purchase of 920,000-kilo- were up for adoption. Pets Since Santander’s purchase of the stake in

watt hours (kWh) of wind energy “We are willing to pay extra for Callan / Tom Sovereign is less than 20 percent, and the deal can be seen at Brooklyn from New York and Pennsylvania our electricity to have less negative for Independence is all cash, Sovereign can by- wind farms was made through a impact on the environment,” Holtz Shelter Animal Care and pass shareholder approval, he said. five-year contract with Community told The Brooklyn Papers, pointing Control Center on Linden “The path is now more difficult for the activist Energy, a marketer and developer out that the Coop has a history of Blvd. Call (718) 272-7205 for investor,” Fenech said. of wind-generated electricity. going out of its way to lessen envi- more information. The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn See INDY BUY on page 4 Ratner execs huddle with heads of CB2 By Ariella Cohen The meeting, described by Forest City public was speaking, at the environmen- The Brooklyn Papers spokesman Joe DePlasco as an informal tal scoping hearing on Oct. 18? project update and question and answer That four-hour state-mandated event Aprivate meeting between Forest session, was not publicly announced and attracted nearly 800 people — but no of- City Ratner executives and the exec- was not open to the public. ficial representatives of CB2 spoke. utive committee of Community Board Its privacy provoked criticism from “When I left the hearing I was really 2 has left some who were excluded excluded CB2 board members and resi- wondering where the board was,” said up in arms. dents who say the first meeting between Sandy Balboza, President of the Atlantic Two days after skipping the first pub- the company and the board in nearly a Avenue Betterment Association and a lic hearing on the environmental impact year should not have happened behind member of CB2. “It makes you ask what / Aaron Greenhood / Aaron of the proposed Atlantic Yards mega-de- closed doors. their priorities are.” velopment, the executive committee met “As a rule, the [community] board is The invitation to meet with Forest City privately with Forest City Ratner Execu- a public body. You represent your com- officials at their Metrotech headquarters tive Vice President James Stuckey and munity,” said former CB2 member Irene arrived to the CB2 district office at 4:15 other top company brass. Van Slyke. “A private meeting in this on Tuesday, 45 minutes before the start of The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn The executive committee consists of circumstance is almost illegal. It’s highly the first of two public hearings on the pro- RATNER’S PICK: At House of the Lord Church in Boerum Hill (from left) Rev. Herbert Daughtry, McKissack & McKissack President the board’s chairwoman, Shirley Mc- inappropriate.” ject’s environmental impact, according to Cheryl McKissack, and Forest City Ratner Executive Vice President James Stuckey, announce the designation of McKissack and Rae, and officers and chairpersons of Furthermore, ask the excluded, where CB2 District Manager Robert Perris. McKissack as constructions manager for the rail yards in the proposed Atlantic Yards site. See story on page 13. board committees. was the executive committee when the See PRIVATE on page 13

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Stainton The Brooklyn Papers 72/78 BENNETT Police arrested a trio of For thugs who allegedly robbed PRECINCTS a man on Oct. 21 by threat- ening him with a chisel. City Council The victim, 23, told police victim, 45, told police. When he was walking on 10th Street, the train stopped, the stranger between Fourth and Fifth av- snatched the bag she had on her Yvette was raised in the projects and enues, at 11:35 pm when he lap and ran from the train. for nearly 30 years has lived in was asked for the time. The victim gave chase, out When he said he didn’t have of the station and south along Windsor Terrace. She is the daughter of a teacher and a public servant the time, one attacker grabbed Fourth Avenue, then west on and a product of New York’s public schools. She left a successful him from behind and began to 11th, police said. beat him in the face, a second Police later found her purse, Information Systems career to raise and home school her children. 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Police later charged two ju- tion of the suspect throughout Lenses are 20% off veniles, ages 16 and 17, and a the transit system: a black man, x COMMITMENT TO LIMITED GOVERNMENT during October. 23-year-old in relation to the crime. 6-foot-1, 200 pounds, approxi- Armed rob mately 25 years old, dressed in x COMMITMENT TO EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES A 35-year-old man lost $60 in a black jacket and sneakers the x COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPMENT WITH COMMUNITY INTEGRITY cash, his cell phone, bank card morning of the mugging. and PIN number to a pair of Gun flasher For more information, to contribute or to volunteer visit us at: –––––– James Leonard Opticians –––––– thugs who threatened him with a A gun-wielding man who gun on Oct. 19, police said. said he had just been released 429 7th Avenue in Park Slope He and his roommate were from jail was arrested after al- www.BrooklynForBennett.com walking east on President Street, legedly robbing a man in a su- Paid for by Brooklyn for Bennett 2005 (718) 499-4949 • http://www.jlopticians.com/ between Sixth and Seventh av- permarket shopping complex enues at 10:30 pm when the near the Gowanus Canal on strangers surprised them from Oct. 22, police said. behind, the victim told police. According to police, the sus- One thief said, “Give me every- pect approached the victim, 36, thing,” and the victim wheeled in the aisles of a supermarket to face the two attackers. on 12th Street at Hamilton One man held a silver hand- Place, at 11:51 pm. gun and the second one was on a The man flashed a silver BMX bike, the victim and his hand gun and said, “I just got roommate, 37, told police. The released from jail, but they kept victim turned over his wallet, my wallet. So I need money to phone and apparently was get to my brother’s place,” ac- forced to reveal his personal cording to police. bank code. According to police, The suspect continued, ac- the gunman said, “If you gave cording to police: me the wrong PIN number I’ll “I have been trying for some come back and get both of you.” time and was losing my pa- The gunman was described tience. And if it takes more than as a black man, 6-foot-1, 155 pounds, with brown eyes, wear- 30 minutes to get some train ing black pants and a black hat fare, I may loose my calm and at the time of the attack, police might end up robbing and said. A detailed description of shooting someone. I didn’t want the bike rider was not available. the guilt if I lost my patience.” It is not clear how much Lock in now. Branch attack money the victim lost to the Ateenager was assaulted by thug, but he was able to escape a pair of thugs armed with a unharmed, police said. tree limb as he was leaving the The victim contacted store se- Brooklyn Public Library at curity, who detained the suspect Grand Army Plaza on Oct. 13, until police arrived. Once the police said. victim identified the suspect, age The victim, 15, told police 23, he was arrested on felony Lock in later. he made his way along northern robbery charges. When police edge of Eastern Parkway, near searched the man, they discov- Flatbush Avenue, at 7:50 pm, ered a hypodermic needle. when two strangers appeared and one demanded, “Let me get Store burglary some money,” before rifling the Athief snatched $1,000 from teen’s pants pockets. an open cash box in a Union One of the attackers pushed Street store closed for the night, the victim down, while the sec- police said. ond smacked him in the face Sometime between 10 pm on with a tree branch, police said. Oct. 22 and 8:25 am the follow- The thieves ran into the park. ing morning, a burglar entered It’s nice having a The victim, who did not re- the bodega, near the corner of port the crime until Oct. 18, Seventh Avenue, police said. A suffered pain and swelling on store employee, 52, said when his face. 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Papers The Brooklyn Presented by B’nai Avraham Meet the new king of B’klyn’s Dems of Brooklyn Heights Bushwick Assemblyman Vito Lopez (center) was elected to replace fellow Assemblyman Clarence Norman as party leader in a meeting of the Brooklyn 117 Remsen St. • 596-4840 Democratic Party’s executive committee on Oct. 20 in the private dining room of the Park Plaza Restaurant on Cadman Plaza West in Brooklyn Heights. Rabbi Aaron Raskin Brooklyn District Leader Ralph Perfetto (left) tied with Bedford-Stuyvesant Assemblywoman Annette Robinson for second place in the closed-door ballot- UFN ing. To Lopez’s right: District Leader Linda Minucci, Robinson, District Leader Bernie Catcher, and Assemblyman Joe Lentol. The Art of Making WIND POWER… ABORTION Legs Perfect Continued from page 1 reduce our contribution to glob- wind, the more new wind ener- “We’re doing this to try to set al warming by as much as if we gy comes on line in New York.” took 73 cars off the road,” Under the brand Newwind The an example for the community to OB/GYN – Veins of all sizes treated be good environmental citizens,” David wrote. Energy, Community Energy has Pavilion said Holtz, a member of the According to Community developed and marketed wind- at the – Varicosis and spiders treated Coop since its inception in 1973. Energy, the Coop’s switch to generated electricity in New – 20 years experience The Coop isn’t the only busi- wind will prevent over 800,000 York and the Mid-Atlantic re- WE SERVE WITH CARE AND COMPASSION ness in Brooklyn that’s switch- pounds of carbon dioxide from gion since 1999. We Accept All Insurance & Medicaid – Most work done in our office ed to wind power. being released into the atmos- Since its founding, the Coop phere, comparable to planting has focused on local, “earth- • NYS Licensed • Immediate Appointment Brooklyn Brewery, with its • Joint Commission (including Saturdays) “There’s wind in our ale” slo- over 55,000 trees or removing friendly” products and produc- Accreditation • Parental Consent gan, has been using wind-gen- 58 cars off the road each year. ers, adopting an environmental • Confidential Abortion Not Required erated electricity since Aug. 2003. “The Coop’s landmark pur- policy in 1992 to help guide its - Surgical - Medical (RU486) • Emergency Contraception “Just like we were inspired chase of wind energy is a testa- purchasing and decision-mak- • Safe Low Cost • Free Pregnancy Testing ment to their leadership and en- ing process. 21 by the Brooklyn Brewery, we Conveniently Located at want to inspire others,” said Da- vironmental commitment,” said “I look forward to spreading vid. “If the government sees that Community Energy President, the word among our member- 313 - 43rd Street and 3rd Avenue YEARS the people are demanding wind- Brent Alderfer, “This is one of ship and the community as a Call for an immediate appointment 718-369-1900 EXPERIENCE generated electricity, maybe the first of what we hope will be whole and making the Coop re- WE’RE IN THE VERIZON YELLOW PAGES they are going to be investing many more businesses in the sponsible for even more pur- more in it.” Brooklyn community that will chases on its own,” David said. 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Continued from page 1 Jersey, and operates SI Bank & COSMETIC SKIN PROBLEMS Trust after last year’s acquisi- www.perfectleg.com • fax (718) 499-7887 “Were the Coop to buy wind The stock market’s lack of Laser Hair Removal Acne • Herpes energy, we would significantly confidence in the deal comes tion of Staten Island Bancorp. amid a pep talk by Sovereign Independence has often been Chemical Peels Warts • Genital Warts CEO Jay Sidhu during a con- rumored as a prime takeover Botox • Collagen Moles • STD’s/VD candidate for banks interested ference call with analysts. Spider Veins Skin Cancer Sidhu called Sovereign’s pur- in making a strong entrance Liposuction Blemishes chase of Independence a “very into the New York City market, low-risk” deal, given the simi- an area already dominated by DENTISTS financial giants such as Citi- larity of operations and culture. 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MetLife, UFT, DC37, PBA, Delta, Blue Cross, billion in assets, will improve “We have taken away their (Sweet Air) •Preventative Dentistry and infection control. Aetna, CIGNA, Unicare, Guardian, Healthplex, Sovereign’s credit ratings since Mgmt. Bfts. Fund, United Concordia, Ameritas. ability to do a hostile deal,” the Spanish bank will “guarantee Sidhu said. “They are restricted the capital” of Sovereign. in making an offer for the rest GENERAL PRACTICE RONALD I. TEICHMAN, DDS Sidhu said Sovereign’s goal of Sovereign.” in the deals was not primarily to Saturday & Evening Hours Now in Park Slope! increase its size. “We didn’t do this deal to 357 Seventh Avenue at 10th Street become ‘X’ largest bank,” he When was YOUR said. After integrating with In- PSYCHOTHERAPY 768-1111 dependence, “we’re still the 18th largest and that’s fine with us.” FEMINIST PSYCHOTHERAPY last physical? 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PROBLEMS Prospect Heights Papers The Brooklyn park fixed, too Are you a woman In Prospect Heights, a bas- Soggy October ketball court and playground GAY FRIENDLY BROOKLYN MEDICAL PRACTICE experiencing any on Dean Street between Sixth During the second wettest October in the city’s history, of these and Carlton avenues has also Tuesday was yet another wet, wet day outside the • General Male Health Issues state Supreme Court Building at Cadman Plaza West. symptoms? won a makeover. COMPREHENSIVE HIV CARE INCLUDING: But in the case of the Dean Street Playground in Prospect • Hormone Replacement • Nutritional and • Early fullness while eating melgreen offered $500,000 to everyone is happy. ” Heights, the cash came out of • Lipodystrophy Psychological Support • Post-meal fullness a deal between a private de- renovate the Dean Street play- The cash will go towards ground, adjacent to the condos. resurfacing the basketball court, • Wasting Syndrome • Case Management • Bloating veloper, the Board of Stan- dards and Appeals and a coali- “Here was a guy who was putting in benches and laying • Salvage Therapy • Legal Aide You may have a digestive condition tion of community groups. trying to get something over new turf around the playground. called DYSPEPESIA, which may occur At a May 10, 2005, hearing, on people, but because people “Boymelgreen handed over IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE during or after eating. Our physicians developer Leviev Boymel- were paying attention and or- the money and they are out [of are conducting a research study for green applied for a variance ganizing, we made sure that the picture],” said Sheridan. “I DYSPEPSIA with the investigational use that would allow him to priva- the proper group was alerted,” think they did the right thing.” of an already approved medication and tize a 600-square-foot swath of said Paul Sheridan an organiz- “Between the condos and invite you to take part. If you qualify green that had been designated er with Friends of Dean Street the park will be an open fence you will receive all study examiniations as “community space” by the Playground. not a wall,” said Robert Puca, and study medication. city in 2001 — but had never In mid-October, the Parks the president of Newswalk’s PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE • BOARD CERTIFIED PHYSICIAN been opened to the public. Department received $1.4 mil- condo board. AGGRESSIVE ADVOCACY FOR OVER 15 YEARS For more information, In exchange for special per- lion from Boymelgreen. “Everyone got involved, please call: mission to retain the lawn and “It’s a win-win,” said Dana the Parks department, com- JOSEPH G. OLIVIERI, M.D., A.A.F.P. 718-349-3774 subdivide it into backyards for Rubinstein, a spokesperson munity groups, the Communi- new condos on the first floor of for the Parks Department. ty Board, the elected officials, 313-43rd Street – SUNSET PARK, BROOKLYN Monday to Friday www.belly911.com his Newswalk building, Boy- “The park got a good deal and and the process worked.” 3rd Avenue and 43rd Street 10am to 6pm GRAND OPENING Brooklyn Heights

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FESTIVAL Scary park On Halloweeen, the Brooklyn Academy of Music invites trick-or- treaters (left) to its “BAM BOO!,” held in front of the building lo- cated on Lafayette Av- enue between Ashland Place and St. Felix Street in Fort Greene. From 4 pm to 7 pm on Oct. 31, the arts in- stitution will offer a cauldron full of spooky activities including hay rides, juggling acts, fire- eaters, circus clowns, a pumpkin patch, haunted garden and, of course, a (718) 834-9350 The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings October 29, 2005 Elena Olivo candy giveaway. The event is free and open to the public. For more information and updates call (718) 636- 4100 or visit www.bam.org. — Lisa J. Curtis

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EXCLUSIVE Be a sport On Nov. 1, former New York Mets All- Star first baseman Keith Hernandez (pictured) steps up to the plate for the Cobble Hill Health Center. Funds raised at the annual “Field of Dreams” benefit, which is chaired by Hernandez and hosted by Warner Wolf, are earmarked for Mango / Greg a planned assisted liv- ing center for patients suffering from Alz- heimer’s disease.

This year’s event will Papers file The Brooklyn honor southpaw pitch- ers and fellow former Mets Al Leiter and John Franco. “Field of Dreams” kicks off with cocktails at 6 pm, followed by dinner, dancing, an awards pres- entation and a sports memorabilia auction, at the New York Hilton, 1335 Sixth Avenue at 53rd Street in Manhattan. Tickets are $1,000. For more infor- mation, call (212) 794-4404. — Lisa J. Curtis ‘Jacket’ required MUSIC JC Archives Modine publishes his diary & photos from ‘Full Metal Jacket’ set By Kevin Filipski for The Brooklyn Papers BOOKS atthew Modine was a 24-year-old ac- Matthew Modine’s book “Full Metal Jacket Diary” (Rugged Land Books, $29.95) is available tor when cast as Private Joker in at or can be ordered through The Bookmark MStanley Kubrick’s 1987 Vietnam epic Shoppe [6906 11th Ave. at 69th Street in Dyker “Full Metal Jacket.” Heights (718) 680-3680], BookCourt [163 Court St. at Dean Street in Cobble Hill, (718) 875-3677] Now, 20 years after filming, Modine returns and Barnes & Noble [267 Seventh Ave. at Sixth to the years he spent with Kubrick and his fel- Street in Park Slope, (718) 832-9066]. low actors in England in his new book, “Full Stanley Kubrick’s film, “Full Metal Jacket,” is showing at BAMCinematek, 30 Lafayette Ave. at Metal Jacket Diary.” Ashland Place in Fort Greene, at 7 pm on Nov. 1. Family affair And on Nov. 1, he’ll travel to Fort Greene to Modine will be present to introduce the film and introduce a BAMCinematek screening of “Full for a Q&A session afterwards. Tickets are $10, $7 The repertoire for cello and piano is a healthy for students with ID and seniors. For more infor- Metal Jacket.” mation, call (718) 636-4100 or log on to the Web one. In an exclusive interview with GO Brook- site at www.bam.org. As the duo of cellist Marie-Elizabeth Hecker lyn, the actor talked about the decision to pub- and pianist Martin Hecker will show during their lish — at this time — his volume about making imaginatively-programmed recital at Bargemusic the film which includes his observations as well exasperated after all these years. “It wasn’t Mango / Greg Oct. 29 and 30, the works for these two instru- as the gritty photographs he took on the set. about the jungle. War is not about location, and ments can span the spectrum from relatively quiet “There was no plan: it just seemed right,” the ‘Full Metal Jacket’ is not necessarily about and mournful to the exuberant and playful. Utah native said. “Perhaps the situation our Vietnam. Opening the performance is one of the most country finds itself in is like a war we had in “We’re taught all our beautiful miniatures ever written by that French our recent past: it’s futile, it’s unclear what our lives to respect life — composer of grace and refinement, Gabriel Faure. situation is, and a presidential leader seems to ‘thou shalt not kill’ — then Papers file The Brooklyn In his “Elegie,” the cello’s yearning quality is be floundering. All these similarities seem a we take our young people ‘Metal’ heads: (Top) Actor Matthew Modine as Private Joker in Stanley brought out with studied elegance, along with the kind of serendipity.” to deprogram them and Kubrick’s 1987 film “Full Metal Jacket.” (Above) Modine (with Vincent piano’s somber underpinnings. “Full Metal Jacket,” like most Kubrick films, wash that stuff out. [In the D’Onofrio, left, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2002) writes about Following the Faure work, Marie-Elizabeth was largely misunderstood upon its release, movie] nobody cheers or his experience on the movie’s set in his steel-covered memoir (inset). takes a crack at one of the greatest solo cello mere months after Oliver Stone’s Oscar-win- feels any joy when [drill in- sonatas, Paul Hindemith’s Opus 25. ning “Platoon.” Kubrick’s vision of Vietnam structor] Sgt. Hartman is “When you live some- with ‘2001’ was far ahead of what’s done today The difficulty with writing solo music for cello was criticized for being the anti-“Platoon”: de- killed — they feel a sense of thing, then get further with computers. If he was here today, he’d ac- is twofold: first, the instrument’s low register tached, analytical and unsentimental. In other loss,” he continues. away from it, your per- tually be taking that technology to places no makes it daunting to compose music for it of suffi- words, it’s a Kubrick film. Knowing that Kubrick’s fans ception and memory one ever imagined. He was not just a brilliant cient variety; and second, J.S. Bach composed six Based on Gustav Hasford’s novel “The are ravenous for any new infor- changes,” he says. “Generally, man, but he was also an innovator.” masterpieces three centuries ago. But Hindemith Short-Timers,” Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” mation about their favorite film- the bad things are forgiven and forgotten. How- Modine was surprised by his diary’s still-rel- pulls it off with youthful bravado and adventurous- follows several Marine recruits from boot camp maker — whose classics include “Dr. ever, the original perception is raw and honest.” evant observations. ness. to fighting in the Vietnamese city of Hue. Mo- Strangelove,” “2001,” “A Clockwork Orange” Modine also attempts to come to terms with “Before I transcribed it recently [from my After intermission, the brother-sister team return dine’s Private Joker is the main character, a re- and “The Shining” — Modine confronts the his impressions of Kubrick. longhand], I thought it was just a reminiscence for a pair of staples of the cello-piano repertory: porter for the periodical “Stars and Stripes” question trailing him for the past two decades. “To explain something as vague and indefin- of a film set,” he explains. “I never thought it Beethoven’s fourth sonata and Prokofiev’s first who makes sardonic observations on the insan- “The first question in my foreword to the able as artistry — ‘what is an artist?’ — is diffi- would be as interesting as it is. sonata. ity of the war around him. book is: ‘What was Stanley Kubrick like?’” he cult,” he admits. “Stanley Kubrick was in every “It’s the portrait of an actor as a young man, All in all, this should be one of Bargemusic’s As Modine makes clear, “Full Metal Jacket” admits. “Everyone still asks me that. But the di- sense an absolute artist. someone going through a heart of darkness,” he most musically satisfying offerings this season. may have been set in Vietnam, but it’s hardly ary, rather than being my reflections of working “I was a student of Stella Adler, coming in continues, referencing the Joseph Conrad book. Cellist Marie-Elizabeth Hecker and pianist exclusively about the experience of that specific with him today and my telling you what he was with all the baggage of drama school, and I’d “I was like Gilligan, but I was lost on an island Martin Hecker play Faure, Hindemith, Beet- war. In response to critics who guffawed that like, instead is a young actor’s thoughts, feel- already worked with fantastic, brilliant directors called England. First it was three months, then hoven and Prokofiev on Oct. 29 at 7:30 pm and Kubrick’s British locations were no substitute ings, observations and misunderstandings while like Alan Parker [‘Birdy’] and Robert Altman six months, and then it became two whole Oct. 30 at 4 pm at Bargemusic (Fulton Ferry for the jungles of Southeast Asia so familiar to working with him. It’s better than a reflection: [‘Streamers’], so I did have some chops,” he years out of my life. It was a real interesting Landing, located at the end of Old Fulton Street viewers of “Platoon” and “Apocalypse Now,” it’s a day-to-day account.” continues. “But Stanley Kubrick is Stanley journey.” on the East River). Tickets are $35, $25 for full- Modine sets things straight. Modine explains his decision to let his first- Kubrick: I don’t think that what he was able to Modine demurs from discussing the film, time students. 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In Italy, I sampled a different creation altogether. Instead of something that re- sembles a brick, chefs there layer just a few silken noodles with a bit of meat BROOKLYN sauce that’s a blend of beef, pork and veal, and a creamy, wine-tinged bechamel (cream sauce). They use Neighborhood Old World flavors cheese judiciously so that it adds a touch of nutty sharpness. Dining Guide When Fabio said Borio’s was the Smith Street’s Cibo e Gente’s wines and best lasagna in New York, and added that it was as good as any you’d find in Italy, I thought, “Bring it on.” But I did entrees trigger happy memories of Italy not really expect it to live up to the pas- Bites ta I enjoyed there. By Tina Barry Once in awhile, I’m happy to be This week: for The Brooklyn Papers wrong. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Borio’s lasagna is every bit as won- here’s a funny cast of characters be- derful. If you have even the faintest hind the recently opened Cibo e memory of enjoying this dish, order it Cafe El Cubanito TGente on Smith Street. here. When we walked in, manager Paoli- When the kitchen offers the appetizer 50 Henry St. at Cranberry Street, (718) 243-2402 (AmEx, Visa) Entrees: $12.50-$14.95. no was preparing a sign made from a of shrimp in lemon sauce, order it, too. Offering a menu of Central and South American Mango / Greg wooden frame laced with wool strings. The six grilled shrimp are plump and dishes, El Cubanito offers a mixture of liveliness, He was paper-clipping menus with the delicately sweet, enlivened by a tart, quirk and charm. The restaurant’s design includes evening’s specials to the rigged-up lemony wine sauce. A side of mixed highly stylized tiled walls and floors, a funky bar setup and tables covered with a variety of floral strands, moving the lists of wines, the greens that included arugula tossed with tablecloths. Chef Emma Pichardo turns out dishes special entrees and desserts around and a lemony dressing, added crunch and

like “puerco asado,” pork in brown sauce served Papers The Brooklyn around until they were just right. bitterness to the dish. with figs and fried yuca, and “ropa vieja,” shredded Pork ribs and red sangria at Cafe El He placed the sign in the window, Just as impressive was a plate of pa- beef in a light tomato sauce served with black beans and rice. Manager Julie Pena also recom- Cubanito. then walked outside to check. A second per-thin slices of raw beef carpaccio mends the popular half-carved pineapple stuffed later he was inside again, moving the topped with shards of pecorino cheese with rice, shrimp and chicken. Delivery and catering could want from a grill, from St. Louis-style baby board a fraction of an inch to the right. and drizzled with truffle oil. As in the available. Open daily for lunch and dinner. back ribs to good-ol’ hot dogs. Choose from appe- Outside once more, he stared at his seafood dish, a small pile of chopped tizers such as “Aubrey’s mac & cheese” or buffalo work, then gave it a “this will have to arugula lent its sharp edge to the trio, Kapadokya wings. Among the entrees is tangy Carolina pulled Greenhood / Aaron pork marinated in apple cider vinegar, ancho chili, do” nod before re-entering the dining while saline black olives cut a swath 142 Montague St. at Henry Street, (718) 875-2211 room. through the richness. (AmEx, Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: $11.95-$18.95. cumin and garlic. All smoked meats — chicken, turkey, brisket, roast beef, pulled pork and spare ribs The kitchen grills a tangy rib eye in a Turkish restaurant Kapadokya is a thrilling change Similarly, our waiter, Fabio, didn’t — come with your choice of two sides. You can pick hesitate for a moment to tell us if our deeply flavored sauce strewn with of pace for lunch or dinner on Montague Street. your own barbecue sauce from a list of six, including Take in the antique, imported decor and furnish- Memphis (mild), Kansas city (sweet and smoky) and choices could be improved upon. chewy slices of porcini mushrooms. The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn ings, some 150 years old. The staff dresses in fes- Carolina (tangy). Open daily for lunch and dinner. “Do you recommend the beef The steak is served with unadulterated tive costumes, enhancing the feeling that you’re no Delivery available. Bull’s eye: At Cibo e Gente in Boerum Hill, executive chef Andrea Borio’s longer in Brooklyn. And have you ever smoked a carpaccio?” I asked. mashed potatoes and fresh spinach hookah, a la the caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland? “It’s nice,” he agreed. “Pork scalop- rib eye steak is served with porcini mushrooms, unadulterated mashed sauteed with slices of garlic. In good weather, the bar offers dinner patrons a Samurai Sam’s pine with prosciutto? Shrimp with leeks potatoes and fresh spinach, sauteed with garlic. Is it the best steak you’ll find in hookah-full of flavored tobacco for $12.95, to be 115 Court St. at State Street, (718) 643-9582 in a wine sauce?” Brooklyn? Probably not. Will you eat it smoked al fresco on the patio. (Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: $3.99-$7.99. Both “good,” said Fabio. But his of the restaurant possesses the same with pleasure? I know I did. The food is Middle Eastern in style, with smoked Charles Randazzo’s restaurant opened on April 19. eyes were flat, and there was no smile cozy-yet-elegant appeal as the front I’ll continue to think about the warm and sweet flavors that make the chicken, beef, Take a seat at this Japanese-themed eatery and try DINING lamb and vegetable dishes distinctly Turkish. Chef one of Samurai Sam’s specialties: the “yaki soba” when he said it. space with a perk: one wall is entirely pear poached in Barolo wine, too, a spe- Ibrahim Unler specializes in fish dishes, like the (wok-stirred noodles and fresh grilled veggies) or “Rib eye steak with porcini mush- Cibo e Gente (174 Smith St. be- glass with a view of a big patio bor- cial dessert that Fabio recommended. baked boneless trout stuffed with sauteed veggies, teriyaki shrimp and broccoli served over rice. rooms — that is what I would order,” tween Bergen and Warren streets in dered with tables. By the time you read An entire pear is poached in the red which manager Volkan Atilgan recommends. Chicken, steak or vegetarian teriyaki wraps are Boerum Hill) accepts cash only. Entrees: Vegetarian dishes are also available. Top off your served with rice, green pepper, onion, cabbage Fabio added. So the steak was our mu- $8.95-$14.95. The restaurant is open for this, it may be too cold for dining alfres- wine until it’s garnet-colored and fra- meal with baklava and a Turkish coffee, a tiny cup and zucchini, in a fresh flour tortilla, and served with tual choice. dinner daily. Brunch is available on co, but if there’s a single day of Indian grant. The bottom of the fruit is sliced of thick, rich bitter java. Enjoy the belly dancing on Samurai Sam’s “famous” teriyaki sauce. Party trays It was the same with the wine. After weekends from 11 am to 5 pm. On Oct. summer left, go and sit on Cibo e into petals and sits upon a scoop of Friday and Saturday nights. Open daily for lunch are also available. Delivery available. Open daily for a moment left to peruse the well-edited 20, the restaurant began hosting Gente’s patio. If you’ve sipped a glass vanilla ice cream. The dessert’s sauce is and dinner. Delivery available. lunch and dinner. monthly, three wine, four-course meals list of mostly Italian wines, many from for $30 per person. Each month, a dif- of wine in an outdoor trattoria in Italy, the reduced poaching liquid with a lesser-known vineyards, Fabio returned ferent country’s cuisine will be show- dining under the trees here will remind whisper of cinnamon. You can order La Traviata Sea Asian cased. For more information about the (Two locations) 139 Montague St. at Henry and inquired, “red or white”? special events, and to make reserva- you of those moments. So will the food. sweeter, more indulgent desserts — Street, (718) 858-5592; and 161 Joralemon St. at Restaurant When I hesitated, he said “red” and tions, call (718) 501-1010. When I was in Italy this summer, the there’s tiramisu, creme brulee and a Clinton Street, (718) 858-4100, www.latraviatato- 78 Clark St. between Hicks and Henry streets, walked away. Moments later he re- meals that impressed me were more of dark chocolate cake on the dessert go.com (AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: (718) 625-9893 (AmEx, MC, Visa) Entrees: $5-$15. turned with a glass of the most velvety an assemblage of excellent ingredients roundup — but this refined dish will $8.25-$14.95. Sea Asian Restaurant opened in July 2003 in the Montepulciano I’ve encountered. restaurants’ kitchens. His cooking is the than labor-intensive blowouts. Even send you out of the restaurant on a high. This is a great father-and-son act. Ralph Tommaso Jr. location formerly occupied by Sushi Time restau- and his dad take a personal interest in their popular rant. Serving Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisine, Grazie, Fabio. kind of robust, unpretentious fare you long-simmered, tomato-based sauces Two Italian restaurants (Aqua and Brooklyn Heights eateries, and this interest can be this comfortable, quiet restaurant is open seven The owners of Cibo e Gente, (“Food would find throughout Northern Italy. were light and brightly flavored with Mare Blu) tried and failed at this ad- seen in every detail — from the marble fountain in days a week for lunch and dinner. Chef Quan Li’s and people” in Italian) who opened the The setting is similar to Borio’s cui- herbs. And the pastas, well… dress before Cibo e Gente opened, but I the rear patio at the Montague Street location to the comprehensive menu offers everything from lunch friendly staff and ample menu at both establish- specials, to vegetarian dishes, to sushi, to a list of eatery in June, are the trio who founded sine: fresh and a little quirky. There’s I’m not a lasagna lover, or, I should don’t see this newcomer suffering the ments. La Traviata offers all of those dishes that have tempting fried desserts (among them deep-fried Boom, Via Della Pace and Via Delle the warm dining room, beautifully lit say, I’m not a lover of thick-noodled, same fate. With the space and the staff made Italy a gourmand’s delight — chicken Marsala, cheesecake, ice cream and sweet bun!). Among the Zoccolette, all in downtown Manhattan. with autumnal-colored hanging lamps heavily sauced, overly cheesy lasagna being as warm as they are, and the food veal Marsala, shrimp scampi, and more. Lighter fare “Sea-Asian Specials” is the lichee duck: boneless They’ve brought along Andrea Borio, and fat, white candles flickering atop the way it’s often served in Italian- so delightful, you’d have to work really includes thin-crust pizza with an extensive selection roast duck and asparagus topped with lichee of toppings. Delivery service via phone or the Web sauce. Manager John says Li’s pad Thai is “famous who served as chef in each of the the tables. A big dining area in the back American restaurants. hard not to enjoy it. site at the Joralemon Street location. Weather per- because it’s made from Thai noodles but it’s more mitting, sidewalk cafe seats are available. Open like American style — a little bit sweet and sour.” Sunday through Thursday, from 11 am to midnight, Delivery available. and Friday and Saturday, from 11 am to 1 am. Teresa’s Tost of the Lichee Nut 80 Montague St. at Hicks Street, (718) 797-3996 162 Montague St. at Clinton Street, downstairs, (MC, Visa) Entrees: $8.50-$17.99. (718) 522-5565 (AmEx, DC, MC, Visa) Entrees: Sip a beer or cocktail while you look over Teresa’s town $9-$11.95. menu of Polish and American specialties, like piero- This Brooklyn Heights Chinese restaurant has had gies filled with spinach, cheese, potato, meat or It’s not difficult to find panini diners can indulge in a wine tast- several locations, owners and chefs, but through- sauerkraut, either fried or boiled. Delicious cheese in Brooklyn, but finding perfect- ing of three small glasses of red out has maintained the high quality that has kept and plum butter blintzes, and incredible apple frit- customers coming back for more than 20 years. ters await you as well. Enjoy classics like Polish kiel- ly grilled panini with interesting or white Italian varieties that are Owner Jerry Shen has dedicated himself to keep- basa, veal goulash, stuffed cabbage or peppers in fillings takes a little work. Joe a bargain at $12. ing the restaurant’s fare authentic. Chef Eric Wu tomato sauce or beef stroganoff. Owner Bogdan Eloriagga, the chef and owner of For the carb-phobic, there’s cooks in both Szechuan and Cantonese styles and Brzozowski recommends the roasted duck stuffed Tost, a panini and wine bar in fennel, dried apricot and speck prepares a broad spectrum of dishes. The house with apples and prunes and served with plum special is a generous plate of jumbo shrimp sauce. For dessert? Choose from many homemade Park Slope, offers plenty of the (smoked prosciutto) tossed with sauteed with Chinese vegetables and lichee nuts — pies and cakes, or go for an ice cream soda from grilled sandwiches with great balsamic vinegar, one of Elo- which, by the way, are not nuts at all, but actually the fountain. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and fillings such as sardines with riagga’s five carefully conceived large seeds containing sweet and succulent fruit. dinner. Delivery available. Open Monday through Saturday, for lunch and din- roasted tomato and red pepper salads that you won’t find any- ner, and Sunday, from 1 pm to 10 pm. mayonnaise; prosciutto San where else. Tutt Cafe Danielle, mozzarella and fig If you’re craving a dessert Pig-N-Out 47 Hicks St. at Cranberry Street, (718) 722-7777 compote; and Gorgonzola dolce, that’s far from ordinary, the (Cash only) Entrees: $3-$9. slivers of green apple and lavender panna cotta served 60 Henry St. at Orange Street, (718) 522-5547, This Middle Eastern restaurant features specialty (718) 522-5329 (AmEx, MC, Visa) Entrees: caramelized onion. with fig compote and house- “pitzas” (stuffed pita, served in a pizza-like fashion) $10.50-$26. with toppings ranging from tomato and cheese to All are served on thin slices made biscotti is superb. Roderick Marino brings barbecue to Brooklyn chicken to “lambojim,” a Middle Eastern lamb of Sullivan Street Bakery bread. Tost (427 Seventh Ave. be- Heights with Pig-N-Out, offering everything one pizza. They also serve many different kinds of sal- ads, spinach and cheese pies, falafel sandwiches, (At left is a sopressata panini, tween 14th and 15th streets) and spicy lamb sausage. Desserts include “bas- with fontina, arugula and white accepts MasterCard and Visa. = Full review available at bousa” (semolina cake with honey and yogurt) and truffle oil.) Panini $7; cutting board (either crispy baklava. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Eloriagga, who was the exec- an array of mixed salads; Delivery available. utive chef at the Park Slope cured, sliced meats; or assort- French bistro Belleville before ed cheeses): $10-$15; salads: Editor’s note: These are a sampling of restaurants he opened Tost (sounds like $6-$9. The restaurant is open in the neighborhood. The list rotates, and it is not / Jori Klein comprehensive. 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behind the times in special effects capa- Papers The Brooklyn president of the Bedford Stuyvesant bilities and technological efficiency. The Restoration Corporation. In addition to theater, which is now in its 34th season, carpet is worn and stained; the aisles the technological upgrades, the theater 345 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231 has never been renovated. THEATER lack functioning floor lights; and the renovation’s first phase, which will begin (718) 852-5051 • www.marcopoloristorante.com The Billie Holiday Theatre, which has wallpaper is faded, dirty and peeling. in the summer of 2006, includes new produced or presented more than 175 The Billie Holiday Theatre is located “We deserve better support for the seats, carpeting, aisle lights, wallpaper Make Your Reservations Now! productions over the years, stages mostly at 1368 Fulton St. at New York Avenue in cultural institutions of Brooklyn — es- and chandeliers. Bedford-Stuyvesant. Performances during All Major Credit Cards Accepted Free Valet Parking new work by young African-American the season are held Thursday through pecially in central Brooklyn,” Colvin In the second phase, which Capers and Caribbean-American writers, giving Sunday, with two performances on Satur- Grannum, president of the Bedford- said is tentatively slated to begin some- exposure to aspiring minority actors, di- days. Ticket prices range from $12 to $20, Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, time in 2007, the corporation plans to depending on the day and theater sec- rectors and designers. tion. For more information, call the box said. Grannum said the Billie Holiday expand the wing and fly spaces of the “It’s a getting-started place,” Dee office at (718) 636-0918 or visit the the- Theatre is an important forum for the theater’s stage, further diversifying the said at the event. Dee, who has been a ater’s Web site, www.thebilliehoilday.org. Brooklyn community, and “an impor- theater’s staging capabilities. The corpo- Billie Holiday Theatre board member tant place for expression and growth.” ration also plans to increase the theater’s since its founding, said it is theaters like “You deserve it,” Markowitz said of seating capacity by about 50. this that help “us to define and find our- has been tread on by the likes of Samuel the renovation to the approximately 100 Although the exact details and cost of selves in the arts.” Dee lamented that L. Jackson, who made his New York people who attended the event. He the second phase are still in development, public money, such as Markowitz’s al- theater debut there in 1978; Tichina called the Billie Holiday Theatre “a true Capers said it is likely to cost another $1 Galleries in DUMBO @ 111 Front Street location, is made available to minority Arnold, who now plays Chris Rock’s Brooklyn landmark” and was pleased to million. That money will come from the venues so infrequently. mother on UPN’s “Everybody Hates make possible “the renovation that will corporation’s budget and potentially from Space Available call Chris Havens 718.222.2505 On behalf of the theater, actor Peggy Chris”; and Debbie Allen, who has act- give this theater all the splendor of the additional fundraising. Two Trees www.dumbo-newyork.com Alston presented Dee with an honorary ed in nearly 30 films and television singer it’s named for.” Grannum pre- The corporation’s Restoration Plaza, of seat plaque in appreciation of “her bril- shows since the late 1970s. sented Markowitz with an honorary which the Billie Holiday Theatre is a part, liance and profound commitment to the The intimate theater has a capacity of plaque. occupies over 300,000 square feet and, in black theater and the arts.” Dee compared 200, attracting about 30,000 patrons The Billie Holiday Theatre’s 2005- addition to the theater, houses an art 5+5 Gallery | MF Adams Gallery | Howard the mission and accomplishments of the each year, and more than 900,000 over 2006 season begins on Nov. 4 with gallery and a youth academy of the arts. Schickler Fine Art | Henry Gregg Gallery | Billie Holiday Theatre to that of the the- the course of its 33 years. The seats are “Otis and Zora,” a drama about a guilt- The corporation anticipates renovations ater where she got her start, Harlem’s arranged in steeply-stacked rows to of- ridden couple grieving the loss of their for the entire plaza, made possible by $12 s.e.e.dgallery | Safe-T-Gallery | Wessel + American Negro Theater, which she fer a close look at the stage, which is child. The play runs through Dec. 18. million committed by the City Council O’Connor Fine Art | Underbridge Pictures | called “a small but steady light.” high and deep enough to allow for mod- The season continues with “Storm Sto- and the Department of Small Business “The [Billie Holiday] theatre is a est sets. Although the theater’s lobby re- ries: A Multimedia Dramatic Event,” a Services that will be disbursed over the Nelson Hancock Gallery | Gloria Kennedy Gallery springboard,” said actor-playwright mains appealing with its skylights, series of personal accounts of Hurricane next three or four years. Joyce Sylvester, who wrote a tribute courtyard, chandeliers and original Katrina’s aftermath and “Love and Mar- “We want Restoration Plaza to be a poem for Dee and presented it at the sculptures and paintings, the theater it- riage and New York City,” a comedy first-class destination for art, culture and event. “It got me to Broadway.” self suffers from three decades of use. about two Jamaican-born couples who commerce,” Capers said. “We want peo- DUMBO_come see what they see The Billie Holiday Theatre’s stage The chairs’ upholstery is tattered; the marry each other to acquire green cards. ple of Brooklyn to see this as their place.”

BCAT Program Guide – What’s on Brooklyn Community Access Television ‘‘SENSATIONAL!‘ ’A MARVELOUS FILM.” Get to Know the -Kenneth Turan BCAT Producers on ‘‘★★★★ ! ONE OF THE YEAR’S’ ’MOST POWERFUL PICTURES.” Producer Profile -Glenn Kenny by Ken Liebeskind “NOAH BAUMBACH’S BRILLIANT TALE OF DIVORCE, BROOKLYN INTELLECTUAL STYLE, IS PERFECT.” veryone has a story to tell, and every story is -David Fear "E interesting," says Franz Butler. Though he's speaking of the guests that appear on Producer Profile, his weekly Franz Butler, producer of show on Brooklyn Community Access Television (BCAT) – the weekly Producer Profile ‘‘ONE OF THE‘‘ on BCAT. YEAR’S BEST he could just as easily be speaking about himself. ..FILMS... A life-long resident of Crown with a few comments in Creole, BCAT shows before writing one LAURA LINNEY Heights, Butler is a retired New the language much of her audi- for his own. (He also performs on …IS TERRIFIC… York City cop who spent 20 years ence speaks, which alternates with the recordings of the theme JEFF DANIELS GIVES in the 79th Precinct in Bedford- English on her BCAT show. songs.) ® Stuyvesant – six of those as a Butler says he especially enjoyed Butler produces the show but AN OSCAR-WORTHY community police coordinator the shows featuring Powell Burns doesn't appear on camera. He ”PERFORMANCE!” and five as school officer who (The Hambone Show) and Michael leaves that to Stella Winston and -Leonard Maltin worked at Old Boys School on Pettersson (Welcome Aboard), Jim Hill, two New York City Marcy Avenue, a special school for whose comedy and variety shows teachers – and fellow BCAT pro- troubled children. are especially intriguing. Another ducers. Winston produces a talk “SHARPLY“ He’s been involved at BCAT for favorite show featured Lottie show, Straight Up; Hill produces ...COMICAL... nearly a decade, first working Shannon, producer of Keepin’ it Myself and Others, an educational ”SUPERBLY WRITTEN cameras and mixing sound before Real, a Christian variety program. show for children. On Producer ”AND ACTED.” starting his own show profiling These days, not all the guests on Profile, they ask informed ques- -A.O. Scott the producers of BCAT shows. Producer Profile are BCAT pro- tions that engage the guests and The show, which has been run- ducers. "We've expanded the illicit sharp responses. ning since 1999, is a great intro- idea," Butler says, noting that one Thus far, he has recorded all his duction to BCAT because it gives guest, Marlene Taylor, was a dis- shows in the studio but plans to “A TERRIFIC viewers the opportunity to learn tinguished business executive who begin shooting outside the studio MOVIE. EXHILARATINGLY about the personalities behind the started her own direct marketing in the future. He claims to hold a ”. FUNNY...” programs. firm and the author of two popu- record of shooting five 28-minute -Richard Corliss And what a diverse range of per- lar novels (A Silver Tongue and shows in the three hour segment sonalities that is! Life is What You Make it, Darlin'). allotted to BCAT producers for His guests are seldom well "I like to have guests in the arts – taping in the main studio of the known celebrities or big names, anyone with a positive message to BCAT Media Center. No small but he says, "Sometimes the aver- inspire others, especially youth," feat, considering most produce age person has more to talk Butler says. only one in that time span. ★ about." A recent show, for exam- Every episode of Producer Profile IN –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FIILMED I ple, featured Jo Jo Allrich, a begins with "What If," a funky LOPE! Producer Profile can been seen PARK SL Haitian nurse, whose Caribbean theme song written by Butler. "I on BCAT on Mondays at 7pm ★ Showcase offers segments on nurs- always wanted to be a musician," ing, business and other subjects he says. He plays bass guitar, on Time Warner Cable focusing on the Caribbean trumpet and keyboard and writes Channel 34, Cablevision chan- community in Brooklyn. Allrich instrumental music. He started nel 67, and streaming live at spoke with verve about her show, out writing theme songs for other www.bcat.tv/bcat. LESSER PARK SLOPE PAVILION BROOKLYN HEIGHTS COBBLE HILL FIVEPLEX –––––––––– FIND THIS WEEK’S COMPLETE BCAT PROGRAM GUIDE ON PAGE 12 –––––––––– PARK SLOPE 369-0838 718-596-7070 596-9113 ATTENTION AMPAS & HFPA MEMBERS: YOUR CARD WILL ADMIT YOU AND A GUEST TO ANY PERFORMANCE MONDAY THRU THURSDAY ONLY. HFPA MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE MEMBERSHIP CARD NOT ACCEPTED AT CLEARVIEW CINEMAS. SAMM’S 10 AWP THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM October 29, 2005 everyone’s neighborhood favorite good times • great food Jack Vartoogian / Jori Klein

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By Lisa J. Curtis Inside the BAM opera house, the GO Brooklyn Editor star-studded audience applauded rau- cously for Grupo Corpo’s U.S. pre- appily, autumn has arrived, and mieres of “Lecuona,” an incredibly with it a flurry of gala invita- sexy series of couples performing intri- Htions to fabulous parties — aka cate, precise ballroom dance as if their / Jori Klein / Jori Klein GO Girl column fodder. On Tuesday hard bodies were made of warm taffy, night, GO Girl gratefully stashed her and “Onqoto,” an edge-of-your-seat invite to the Brooklyn Academy of riot of contemporary dance that posi- Music’s “2005 Next Wave Gala” in tively galvanized the gala-goers. her ruffled handbag, slipped on her Unlike the surely-shocked specta- Papers The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn impossibly high heels and staggered tors in row A, GO Girl was — appro- Who’s who: (Clockwise from top left) At the “BAM 2005 Next Wave Gala” on Oct. 26 were the members off to Fort Greene. priately enough — seated in row G, of Brazilian dance troupe Grupo Corpo; gala chair Glenn Close; Armani “ambassador” Eugenia Silva; and Under normal circumstances, GO so she didn’t have to worry about French actress Isabelle Huppert. Girl is loathe to substitute her signature how to arrange her facial features gin martini for another cock- upon the revelation of the full frontal was the post-show chow provided by pointed out that McAnuff, like her available to the paparazzi were the tail, but in nudity or- Great Performances at Skylight in three-time Tony Award-winning self, now-you-see-them, now-you-don’t, celebra- chestrated by Manhattan. In a cavernous space has since seen much success on the are-they-back-together-we-don’t-know- tion of the Grupo Corpo’s made intimate by artfully lit hanging Big White Way. because-they’ve-fled-couple, Lou imminent avant garde screens, actress Glenn Close shared Making her U.S. theatrical debut in Reed and Laurie Anderson. perfor- GIRL choreographer a table with fellow thespian Isabelle “4.48 Psychose” at the BAM Harvey And a sure sign that you’re at a mance of Rodrigo Pe- Huppert. this week, French screen siren Hup- great party, actual royalty arrived at Brazilian dance troupe derneiras. (Your last chance to catch Close said she took on the mantle pert wore a school marm-like white, the soiree, this time in the form of a Grupo Corpo, she cheerfully accepted a glimpse is Oct. 29!) of gala chair, in part, “Because Ar- ruffled blouse that was much im- pouting Princess Alexandra of 139 Montague Street • 718.858.5592 a caipirinha, Brazil’s intoxicating na- But GO Girl digresses. She knows mani asked me to!” before shooting a proved by her ooh la la fur coat. Greece. Alexandra must have said, www.latraviatatogo.com • Delivery in Brooklyn Heights only tional drink. (Of course it didn’t hurt you are asking, “What about the heart-melting smile at her tablemate, Huppert likened the shabby chic “It’s all Greek to me,” when she read that it was being proffered by a hand- celebrities?” Armani COO Pesaro. decor of the BAM Harvey to that of “festive dress” on the invite because some representative of the Leblon spir- Well, as if becoming familiar with “BAM is one of the most vital cul- the Theatre des Bouffes du Nord in she arrived in her pea-coat, which it company who made the distillation the anatomy of exquisitely sculpted tural centers in New York,” she de- Paris, where she originated her role in would have been appropriate for a of cachaca — made from pure natural South American dancers wasn’t al- clared. “What’s so fantastic is they “4.48 Psychose,” directed by Claude party on Red Hook’s docks rather than cane — sound very sweet indeed.) ready pupil-popping enough, GO Girl bring this fantastic range together — Regy. this gallery brimming with well- Those who sampled those caipirin- risked more ocular strain when she there’s this dance company from Brazil “It’s so familiar to me,” said the heeled arts patrons. has soon found that it wasn’t just their spotted her first piece of eye candy in and a theater company from Sweden charmingly freckled actress. “I feel like Too soon, it was time to leave. As limes getting muddled. They quickly the audience. At intermission, Mikhail and a very good film program.” we’re back to where we created the GO Girl stumbled out into the chilly forgot the pain from their fabulous Baryshnikov — dancer, choreogra- It’s possible that GO Girl readers will play three years ago.” Huppert, who’s night — sated by a fantastic show, House Special! shoes — and their hair dampened by pher, and Carrie’s Russian heart throb be seeing more of Close in the future. worked with seemingly everyone celebrity sightings and steak — she the Nor’easter raging outside — and on “Sex and the City” — tried, but “I’m on the board of the Sundance (Jean-Luc Godard, Michael Cimi- lugged her substantial Giorgio Armani attempted to focus on the evening’s couldn’t, say “nyet” to GO Girl’s eye- Institute, and we’re working together no, Claude Chabrol), said that her giftbag, which now held her impossi- opening remarks. lash batting plea for a quote about the with BAM on a program about Sun- very demanding role prevented her bly high-heeled shoes, and gleefully Most memorable was Armani evening’s performance. dance’s 25th anniversary,” she ex- from getting around Brooklyn much entered the date of the next “BAM Chief Operating Officer Roberto In his expert opinion, Baryshnikov plained. during the play’s run. Spring Gala” — March 23, 2006 — Pesaro. His company attached the deemed the show: “Wonderful! It’s Swathed in black velvet, just like “I must keep my focus,” said the ac- in her PDA. teeniest of gold keys to each of the wonderful!” Then he danced with GO GO Girl, Close waxed nostalgic about claimed actress through her fabulous Tickets to the “BAM Spring Gala” with Sautéed Mushrooms, evening’s giftbags, one of which may Girl down the theater’s aisle. (Or per- performing at BAM early in her career French accent. are $300 per couple for the cocktail re- Potato, Vegetable, unlock a $10,000 fall-winter haps that last part was a caipirinha-in- in a production of “The Crazy Loco- More flashbulbs erupted like ception and performance and $1,500 and Mixed Green Salad wardrobe at the Giorgio Armani bou- duced hallucination?) motive,” directed by Des McAnuff, strobe lights when glamazon and Ar- per couple to the reception, perform- tique on Madison Avenue. Even tastier than scrambling to who Close said was making his New mani ambassador Eugenia Silva ance and dinner. For more information 155 Smith St. Open 24/7 Grazie mille, Giorgio! catch the pearls from Misha’s mouth York directing debut at the time. She flashed her pearly whites. Not so about the gala, call (718) 636-4182. 718-403-9940 FREE DELIVERY CORRECTION In “Cam’ron on location” [GO Brooklyn, Oct. 22, 2005] BROOKLYN the timing of the release of ARE YOU Cam’ron’s DVD and CD, both titled “Killa Season,” was incorrect. Both items will STRESSED be released in February Nightlife 2006. We regret the error.

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Daniel Kelly’s Earball, 9 pm, FREE; Nov. 3: Old Saturdays: Express a.k.a. open mic poetry tal- Treatment for: time jam, 9 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: Habit Trail, 9 pm, every week at Gene Ess Quartet, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 5: ent showcase, 8 pm, $7, Sexy Lounge Party with Acupuncture • Herbal Medicine • Acupressure Freddy’s Knitting, 5 pm, The Ks, Paranoid Larry, DJ Ozkar Fuller spinning house, classics and 10 pm, Boxstep, 11 pm, FREE. rare grooves, 11 pm, FREE; Sundays: “Krazy Shiatsu • Qi Gon Massage • Foot Reflexology Nanny Sundays” and karaoke with Lisa Love, 8 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: Singer-songwriter Night 234 Court St. (near Baltic St.) 718-643-6892 BAM Cafe hosted by Boo Boo Cousins, 6 pm, FREE; 30 Lafayette Ave. at Ashland Place in Fort Wednesdays: Comedy Showcase hosted by Greene, (718) 636-4100, www.bam.org. Ray DeJon, 7 pm, $10; Thursdays: “Misbe- Oct. 29: NextNext with ONG, 9 pm, $10 food- having Thursdays” with karaoke hosted by Spoon (above) will perform with the American Music Club at Warsaw drink minimum; Nov. 4: Travis Sullivan’s Sandy, Dahlia and Sherika, 6 pm, FREE; Fridays: Bjorkestra, 9 pm, $10 food-drink minimum; Nov. “After Work Karaoke” with live DJ, 6 pm, FREE, on Nov. 6. 5: NextNext with Shusmo, 9 pm, $10 food-drink Live music and DJ, 11 pm, $5; Nov. 4: Floetry minimum. Poetry Slam, 8pm, FREE. Greene, (718) 625-9339, www.frankscocktail- Oct. 29: (Main Stage) Demander, 7:15 pm, The lounge.com. Hellblinki Sextet, 8 pm, Luminescent Orchestrii, Bar Below Club Exit Saturdays: Sinful Saturdays with DJs Tyrone and 8:45 pm, Milemarker, 9:30 pm, Mischief Brew, Inside of Faan Restaurant, 209 Smith St. at 147 Greenpoint Ave. at Manhattan Avenue in Infinite, 9 pm, $5; Tuesdays: Tuesday Night Live, 10:15 pm, World/Inferno Friendship Society, Baltic Street in Boerum Hill, (646) 463-1221. Greenpoint, (718) 349-6969, www.club-exit.com. 9 pm, 2-drink minimum; Wednesdays: Karaoke 11:15 pm, (Pumpkin Patch Stage) Wall Street Oct. 29: DJ Domewrecka, 10 pm, FREE. Saturdays: DJ Dance Party, 10 pm, $15 (ladies with Davey B, 9 pm, FREE; Fridays: (Downstairs) Wailers Barbershop Quartet, 8 pm, Sturgeon, 9 FREE until midnight); Fridays: DJ Dance Party, Ffun Dance Party with DJs Tyrone, Julian, pm, Rude Mechanical Orchestra, 10 pm, $15 in 2005-2006 SEASON Barbes 10 pm, FREE; Oct. 29: “Moulin Rouge: Hallo- Infinite, Jawandi and Dom Nice, 8 pm, $5. advance, $20 day of the show; Oct. 30: The ween at Exit,” 10 pm, $TBD. Brimstones, 9 pm, Nanuchka, 10 pm, The 376 Ninth St. at Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, Rachets, 11 pm, Sticks and Stones, midnight, $7; (718) 965-9177, www.barbesbrooklyn.com. Galapagos Nov. 4: Russian Rock Club of America presents Tuesdays: Slavic Soul Party, 9 pm, $8; Wed- Cornerstone Bar 70 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in Williams- The Fifth Festival of Russian Rock in America, nesdays: “Night of the Ravished Limbs,” 9 pm, 1502 Cortelyou Road at Marlborough Road in burg, (718) 782-5188, www.galapagosart- Time TBD, $TBD; Nov. 5: Russian Rock Club of $8; Sundays: Chicha Libre!, 8 pm, Stephane Flatbush, (718) 940-9037. space.com. America presents The Fifth Festival of Russian Wrembel’s Hot Club of New York, 10 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: Open mic, 8 pm, FREE. Sundays: Sid and Buddy Karaoke, 10 pm, FREE; Rock in America, Time TBD, $TBD. Oct. 29: Beth Bahia Choen’s Hawanim, 8 pm, Fridays: VJ/DJ Friday Nights, 10 pm, FREE; Oct. The Roulette Sisters, 10 pm, FREE; Oct. 30: Roy Crossroads 29: Der Big Band, 9:30 pm, FREE, The Fabulous Hope and Anchor Nathanson Quartet, 6 pm, FREE; Oct. 31: Hallo- Entourage with The Lovetones and Cheese on ween Ukulele Cabaret, 9:30 pm, FREE; Nov. 2: Saloon Bread, 10 pm, $8 ($5 in costume); Oct. 30: 347 Van Brunt St. at Wolcott Street in Red Diametric Ensemble, 8 pm, Instinctual Eye, 10 Methinks presents Feature Creatures, 7 pm, $5; Hook, (718) 237-0276. 2079 Coney Island Ave. at Kings Highway in Saturdays, Thursdays and Fridays: Karaoke pm, $8; Nov. 3: The Brazilian Acoustic Ensemble, Sheepshead Bay, (718) 339-9393. Oct. 31: SMUT, 8 pm, FREE, Halloween-themed 8 pm, Rachelle Garniez, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: burlesque with Julie Atlas Muz, 10 pm, FREE; hosted by drag queen Kay Sera, 9 pm, FREE. Oscar Noriega, Chris Speed and Anthony Burr Saturdays and Fridays: Karaoke, 9 pm, FREE. Nov. 1: Variety Shac, 8 pm, Brooklyn Comedy Clarinet Trio, 7 pm, FREE, Forro for All, 9 pm, $8; D Vine Artiste Cafe Company, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 2: Midnight Pa- Jazz 966 Nov. 5: Andy Statman, 8 pm, $8. jama Jam, 8 pm, 10 pm, $5; Nov. 3: Forro in the 966 Fulton St. at Cambridge Place in Clinton 492 Nostrand Ave. at Hancock Street in Dark, Battery Drumline, NY Capoeira Group, Hill, (718) 639-6910. Bembe Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 230-0303. and DJ Greg Caz, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: Am- bitious Orchestra, 10 pm, $8; Nov. 5: 60x60, 60 Fridays: Live jazz, 8 pm, $10 donation. 81 S. Sixth St. at Berry Street in Williamsburg, Sundays: Live jazz, 10 am, FREE; Thursdays: The Spencers Theater of Illusion Open mic, 7 pm, FREE. compositions from 60 composers, 8 pm, FREE, (718) 387-5389, www.bembe.us. Shortstack, The Doc Marshalls, 10 pm, $10. The Jazz Spot Saturdays: “Rhum,” live DJs alongside live Latin 179 Marcus Garvey Blvd. at Kosciuszko Street Sat., Nov. 5, 2005 at 1 PM percussion flavors, 9 pm, FREE; Sundays: “The Europa Night Club in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 453-7825, New Music Initiative” with Selectors Trevor Good Coffeehouse 98 Meserole Ave. at Manhattan Avenue in www.thejazz.8m.com. GoOdchiLde and DJ Kofi Obafemi, 9 pm, FREE; Companhia Portuguesa Greenpoint, (718) 383-5723, www.europa- Music Parlor Mondays: Jam session, 8 pm, $5; Oct. 29: Ben Mondays: “Cold Hands” with DJ DiGilog and club.com. special guest vocalists, 9 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: At Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture, 53 James Ensemble, 9 pm, $10. de Bailado Contemporâneo Saturdays: “VIP Dance Party,” 10 pm, FREE Prospect Park West at Second Street in Park “Natural Selections” with DJ Jon Bless (JB) and before 10:30 pm, $15 after 10:30 pm; Fridays: guests, 9 pm, FREE; Wednesdays: “Conva- Slope, (718) 768-2972, www.bsec.org. Kili Bar-Cafe Fri., Nov.11, 2005 at 8 PM Sexy Progressive/Dance party, 10 pm, FREE Nov. 4: Ken Perlman & Alan Jabbour, 8 pm, $15 lescence” with DJ Stefan Andemicael, 9 pm, before 10:30 pm, $15 after 10:30 pm; Oct. 29: 81 Hoyt St. at State Street in Boerum Hill, FREE; Thursdays: “Toque” with DJ Nat and live adults. Halloween party, 10 pm, FREE with costume; (718) 855-5574. percussion sets, 9 pm, FREE; Fridays: “World Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh Oct. 30: Drori Mondlak & Straight Circle, 7:30 Tuesdays: Open acoustics, 10 pm, FREE; Beat Flavors,” 9 pm, FREE. pm, $10 (FREE before 8 pm with student ID); Hank’s Saloon Fridays: DJ Chappy plays rock, hip-hop and Sun., Nov. 13, 2005 at 2 PM Nov. 4: The Playboy Star, Samantha Cole and 46 Third Ave. at Atlantic Avenue in Boerum funk, 10:30 pm, FREE. Black Betty her band The Wonder Girlz, 10 pm, $TBD. Hill, (718) 625-8003. 366 Metropolitan Ave. at Havemeyer Street in Sundays: Sean Kershaw & the New Jack Koze Tickets On Sale Now! Williamsburg, (718) 599-0243, www.black- Five Spot Ramblers play a set of New Orleans songs, 9 betty.net. pm, FREE (donation suggested); Wednesdays: 675 Fifth Ave. at 20th Street in Sunset Park, 459 Myrtle Ave. at Washington Avenue in (718) 832-8282. Saturdays: DJ Lil’ Shalimar, 11 pm, FREE; Sun- Mobscenity, 10 pm, FREE; Oct. 29: Halloween Clinton Hill, (718) 852-0202, www.fivespotsoul- Party with Triple Hex, The Devil Spades, Nov. 1: Common Thread, 9 pm, 10:30 pm, $7. days: Brazilian Beat with DJ Sean Marquand and food.com. DJ Greg Caz, 10 pm, FREE; Mondays: Rev. Vince Teenanderthal, 10 pm, FREE. Call or Go Saturdays: DJ Aki, 6 pm, FREE, Chicken Scratch, Anderson and his Love Choir, 10:30 pm, FREE; Laila Lounge 8 pm, “Back to Brooklyn” with The Beat Miners, Tuesdays: Hot Rocks, 10 pm, FREE; Fridays: The The Hook 113 N. Seventh St. at Wythe Avenue in Williams- Online Today! 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F’Real, an R&B open mic for Soul Singers, 9 pm, Fridays: The Aural Assault Project with DJ Kahn, FREE; Thursdays: Large Professor presents Walt Whitman Theatre, one block from 8 pm, FREE. “Timbuktu,” 10 pm, FREE; Fridays: TUAC and Beetroot with Fiona Wilkes, 9 pm, $5; Oct. 29: TALK TO US… the junction of Flatbush & Nostrand Avenues The Brooklyn Riddim Nation, 9 pm, $5; Nov. 4: Fashion show, To list your events in Brooklyn Nightlife, please give us as much notice as possible. Include name 8:30 pm, FREE, Soul in the Hole presents Rich of venue, address with cross street, phone number for the public to call, Web site address, dates, Lyceum Medina, 11 pm, $5. times and admission or ticket prices. Send listings and color photos of performers via e-mail to Lila Acheson 227 Fourth Ave. at President Street in Park [email protected] or via fax at (718) 834-9278. Listings are free and printed on a space Support Wallace Theater Slope, (718) 398-7301, www.gowanus.com. 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NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy of phony No. 8 and Symphony No. 6. Nightlife... Music presents Philip Glass’ Sym- Symphonies performed by Austria’s Compiled phony No. 8 and Symphony No. 6. 100-member Bruckner Orchestra Symphonies performed by Austria’s Linz. $20, $40, $60. 7:30 pm. BAM by Susan 100-member Bruckner Orchestra Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 Continued from page 10... Pete’s Candy Linz. $20, $40, $60. 7:30 pm. BAM Lafayette Ave. Also, Shakespeare’s Sundays: Concrescence Sessions, 9 Rosenthal Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 “The Winter’s Tale,” directed by pm, FREE; Mondays: Karaoke Mad- Store Where to Lafayette Ave. Also, Shakespeare’s Edward Hall. $25 to $70. 2 pm and ness with the Corn-Fed Sisters, 10 pm, 709 Lorimer St. at Richardson Street “The Winter’s Tale,” directed by 7:30 pm. BAM Harvey Theater, 651 FREE; Tuesdays: Fruity Loops (Gay in Williamsburg, (718) 302-3770, SAT, OCT 29 Edward Hall. $25 to $70. 7:30 pm. Fulton St. (718) 636-4100. Night), 10 pm, FREE; Wednesdays: www.petescandystore.com. BAM Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton St. FIRST SATURDAY: Brooklyn Museum Jezebel Music Showcase with an open Sundays: Open mic, 5 pm-8 pm, FREE; BAM Dialogue with Edward Hall at 6 hosts its monthly event of First Satur- mic, 7:30 pm, live music, 8:30 pm, Oct. 29: Racheal Cantu, 9 pm, Milo OUTDOORS AND TOURS pm. $8, $4 Friends of BAM. 30 days, hosted by Target. Tonight’s FREE; Oct. 29: Saturday Night Live fea- Jones, 10 pm, Cat Martino, 11 pm, GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY: Wreath Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. program includes world music with turing Roboto, DJ STM Solo, and more, FREE; Oct. 30: Rormark, 10 pm, FREE; laying ceremony at the DeWitt BARNES AND NOBLE: hosts a reading Pharaoh’s Daughter at 6 pm; hands- 9 pm, FREE (in costume); Oct. 31: Nov. 1: Bingo, 7 pm, Adam Sweeney, Clinton monument. 11 am. 25th and signing with Maurice Ashley. He on art activities from 6:30 pm to 8:30 Groove Masquerade with Baba Israel, 9 pm, FREE; Nov. 2: Quizz-Off, 7:30 Street and Fifth Avenue. (718) 768- reads from his book “Chess for pm; film “Spirit Bear: The Simon Shira, DJs Jah Jah, Erzen and Z-Money, pm, Rachael Sage, 10 pm, Hula, 11 7300. Free. Jackson Story” (2005) at 6:30 pm; 8 pm, $TBD; Nov. 3: The Brooklyn Success.” 6:30 pm. 267 Seventh Ave. pm, FREE; Nov. 3: Andy Stack, 9 pm, HAUNTED WALK: Spooky fun includes (718) 832-9066. Free. curator talk at 7 pm; film “The Sad- Playboys, 9 pm, $TBD; Nov. 4: OHM Mt. Egypt, 10 pm, Ryan Lee and The headless horsemen, wolfmen, witch- dest Music in the World” (2003); Classic 20th Century Grooves, 11 pm, Mindless, 11 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: Like es, and creepy characters. Suitable dance party from 9 pm to 11 pm. FREE; Nov. 5: Party Doll, 10 pm, FREE. Moving Insects, 8 pm, Joy, 9 pm, Que for young children accompanied by THURS, NOV 3 Event runs from 5 pm to 11 pm. 200 Verde, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 5: New adults. Also, Haunted Carnival fea- Eastern Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Last Exit American Wing, 9 pm, Gentleman tures games, arts and crafts, music PUPPET THEATER: The Shadow Box Free. 136 Atlantic Ave. at Clinton Street in Reg, 10 pm, Two Man Gentleman and more. Noon to 3 pm. Nether- Theater presents “Tobias Turkey.” DANCE: Balam Dance Theater presents Cobble Hill, (718) 222-9198, www.las- Band, 11 pm, FREE. mead and Lookout Hill in Prospect $5.50. 10:30 am. YWCA, 30 Third “Dance of the Gods,” a contempo- texitbar.com. Park. (718) 965-8999. Free. Ave. (212) 724-0677. rary dance company inspired by Oct. 29: Halloween Party, Time TBD, Rbar HALLOWEEN AT THE CEMETERY: FILM: Brooklyn College presents the Balinese Theater. $20, $15 students FREE; Nov. 4: Pleasureweb with 451 Meeker Ave. at Graham Avenue Green-Wood Cemetery hosts a tour documentary film “To Be Seen.” and seniors. 7 pm. John Ryan Oneman & E’s E, Time TBD, $TBD; in Greenpoint, (718) 486-6116. filled with tales of murder, mayhem, 10:50 am. Woody Tanger Auditorium, Theater, 25 Jay St. (212) 563-9111. Nov. 5: Cockfight with DJs Doug Saturdays: Live music featuring local spirits and ghosts. $15, $10 mem- Library, Brooklyn College, one block BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program Mosurock, F***ing Forest Love and artists, 10 pm, FREE; Sundays: Open bers. 1 pm. Meet at 25th Street and from intersection of Flatbush and of works by Beethoven and Gerard Fuchs, Time TBD, $TBD. mic, 9 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: “Mikey’s Fifth Avenue. (631) 549-4891. Nostrand avenues. (718) 951-4500. Schubert. $35, $25 students. 7:30 Big Gay Pajama Party,” 11 pm, FREE; BROOKLYN BRIDGE WALK: Big Onion Free. pm. Fulton Ferry Landing, Old Fulton Les Babouches Wednesdays: Karaoke, 9 pm, FREE; Tours takes a walk across the bridge BAMCINEMATEK: presents Czech film Street at the East River. (718) 624- 7803 Third Ave. at 78th Street in Bay Thursdays: Comedy night, 9 pm, and through Brooklyn Heights. $15, “Bitter Coffee” (2004). $10, $7 stu- 2083. Ridge, (718) 833-1700. FREE; Fridays: Open mic, 9 pm, FREE. $12 seniors, $10 students. 1 pm. dents. 4:30 pm, 6:50 pm and 9:15 GALLERY PLAYERS: presents the Saturdays and Fridays: Belly dancer Meet at southeast corner of Broad- pm. 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636- longest-running musical in the world: Shahrazad, 8 pm, FREE; Thursdays: Sista’s Place way and Chambers Street, lower 4100. “The Fantasticks.” $15, $12 children Manhattan. (212) 439-1090. Belly dancer Marta, 8 pm, FREE. 456 Nostrand Ave. at Jefferson LECTURE SERIES: Pratt Institute pres- age 11 and younger and seniors. 8 Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) WALKING TOUR: Brooklyn Historical ents its annual School of Architecture pm. 199 14th St. (212) 352-3101. Liberty Heights 398-1766, www.sistasplace.org. Society hosts a walk around Brooklyn Lecture Series. Tonight: Ming Fung, DANCE: Brooklyn Arts Exchange pres- Oct. 29: The New Cookers, 9 pm, Heights. Walk through the streets of architect with Hodgetts and Fung ents an evening of performance sto- Tap Room 10:30 pm, $20 per set; Nov. 5: Fred Ho this historic district and visit sites that Design Associates of California, is rytelling. $15, $12 students and sen- 34 Van Dyke St. at Dwight Street in and the Brooklyn Sax Quartet, 9 pm, reflect its architectural heritage. guest speaker. 6 pm. Higgins Hall iors. 8 pm. First Unitarian Church, Red Hook, (718) 246-8050, www.liber- 10:30 pm, $20 per set. Included in admission of $6, $4 stu- Auditorium, Pratt Institute, 61 St. 121 Pierrepont St. (718) 832-0018. tyheightstaproom.com. dents and seniors. 2 pm. 128 James Place at the corner of Lafa- THEATER: Narrows Community Theater Pierrepont St. (718) 222-4111. yette Avenue. (718) 636-3600. Free. Thursdays: Open mic, 8:30 pm, FREE; Solomon’s presents “These Foolish Things.” Oct. 29: Musicians Fight ALS Benefit IV, DISCOVER TOURS: Prospect Park WINE TASTING: Congregation Mount $15. 8 pm. St. Patrick’s Auditorium, 8 pm, $10 donation; Nov. 5: Tommy Porch Audubon Center offers a look at the Sinai and Scotto’s Wine Cellar host a 97th Street and Fourth Avenue. (718) Tucker & Bums Rush, 9:30 pm, Lex 307 Stuyvesant Ave. at Halsey Street secrets of nature. Learn how to look tasting of 100 kosher wines. $15 per 482-3173. Grey & The Urban Pioneers, 10:30 pm, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 919-8001. for and identify birds while touring person, $20 per couple. 6 pm to 9 PAPER MOON PLAYERS: presents the Prospect Park’s landscape. 2 pm. FREE. Sundays: Open mic, 6 pm, FREE. pm. 250 Cadman Plaza West. (718) drama “Pack of Lies” by Hugh Enter park at Lincoln Road and 875-9124. Whitemore. $10, $8 seniors. 8 pm. Lillie’s Ocean Avenue. (718) 287-3400. Free. RECEPTION: American Italian Coalition Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 2635 E. Southpaw PUPKIN COSTUME CONTEST: Dogs in of Organizations hosts its 12th annual 23rd St. (718) 859-7482. 46 Beard St. at Dwight Street in Red 125 Fifth Ave. at St. John’s Place in costume and their owners are invited cocktail reception. 7 pm. Sirico’s, Hook, (718) 858-9822. The DUMBO Halloween Parade kicks off Sunday, Oct. 30, at 4 pm IMPACT THEATER: presents two one- Park Slope, (718) 230-0236, to enter the seventh annual Great 8023 13th Ave. Call. (718) 256-3445. act plays by playwright Gerald Thursdays: Nadine’s open mic, 8 pm, www.spsounds.com. Pupkin Halloween Costume Contest. at entrance to the waterfront park at the foot of Main Street. MEETING: Park Slope Community Zipper: “To Die for Love” and FREE. Oct. 29: The RUB Halloween Special $3 to enter. Noon to 1 pm. Fort Council meets. 7 pm. NY Methodist “Sisters.” 8 pm. 190 Underhill Ave. with DJ Ayres & Cosmo Baker and spe- Greene Park, DeKalb Avenue at Hospital, Executive Dining Room. Call for ticket info. (718) 390-7163. and decorate a subway car. $5, $3 pm to 9 pm. 65 Sixth Ave. (718) 636- Liquors cial guests The Illegible DJ Caps & Washington Park. (718) 623-3762. www.parkslopeciviccouncil.org. ONE-ACT PLAYS: The Sackett Group Pandemonium Jones, 10 pm, $TBD HALLOWEEN FEST: Fort Greene Park kids. 1 pm. Boerum Place and 6411. Free. 219 DeKalb Ave. at Clermont Avenue Schermerhorn Street. (718) 694-1600. ARTIST AWARDS: Brooklyn Arts presents a festival of plays by six in Fort Greene, (718) 488-7700. (costume required); Oct. 30: The Conservancy hosts its fourth annual HARVEST FEST: Old Stone House cele- Exchange hosts its fifth annual BAX emerging female directors. $19. 8 Coup, Lifesavas, The Night Watchman, BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: pres- brates the season with a day of plant- Tuesdays: The Patrick Wolff Trio, 8 pm, Halloween Festival featuring pony 10 Arts and Artists-In-Progress Awards. pm. Brooklyn Music School Play- Tom Morello, Outernational, 8 pm, ents “The Wizard of Oz.” $12 for all ing, farmer’s market, pumpkin paint- FREE. rides, face painting, clowns, jugglers, $100 for priority seating and cocktail $12; Nov. 3: JellyNYC presents A house, 126 St. Felix St. Call for pro- hay rides, games, pumpkin decorat- ages. 4 pm and 8 pm. Appropriate ing, pony rides and a petting zoo. JJ reception; $50 general admission; $25 gram info. (212) 868-4444. Place to Bury Strangers, Aloke, The ing and treats. Noon to 3 pm. Enter for ages 5 and older. 1012 Eighth Byrne Park, Fifth Avenue between The Lucky Cat Black Spoons, 8 pm, $8; Nov. 4: artists/ low-income. 7 pm. Prospect CONCERT: One World Symphony pres- park at DeKalb Avenue and Washing- Ave. (718) 670-7205, ext. 2. Third and Fourth streets. 11 am to 5 Park Picnic House, enter at Third 245 Grand St. at Roebling Street in Kingsbury Manx, The Standard, 8 pm, pm. (718) 768-3195. Free. ents “Beyond Good and Evil,” fea- ton Park. (718) 222-1461. Free. Street. (718) 832-0018. turing a program of music by Berlioz Williamsburg, (718) 782-0437, $10; Nov. 5: Gratitude, 7:30 pm, $10, OTHER PUPPETWORKS: “Beauty and the www.theluckycat.com. The Fandanglers, Jessica Rose, Time ELECTRONIC RECYCLING: Lower East EAT FOR ENERGY: Rachel Kieffer from and Puccini. $30, $20 students and PERFORMANCE Beast.” 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. See Integrative Nutrition speaks about seniors. 8 pm. St. Ann’s Church, 157 Tuesdays: Joe McGinty’s Piano Parlor TBD, $TBD. CONCERT: Champagne and Candlelight Side Ecology Center and the NYC Sat., Oct. 29. Department of Sanitation collects foods that give energy and foods Montague St. (718) 462-7270. and keyboard karaoke, 10 pm, FREE; Chamber Opera presents an that deplete energy. 7 pm to 8:30 Wednesdays: Hex! with DJ Jeremy, 10 Sputnik computers, monitors, TVs, printers OTHER JAZZ: Brooklyn-Queens Conservatory abridged concert version of Handel’s pm. Circles Restaurant, 194 Prospect of Music presents trumpeter Eddie pm, FREE; Oct. 29: Panic presents The 262 Taaffe Pl. at DeKalb Avenue in “Acis and Galatea.” Noon. Brooklyn and other electronic equipment. 9 READING: Brooklyn Public Library, Cen- Seventh Annual Tuesdays Child AIDS am to 4 pm. Drop off at Borough Hall Park West at 15th Street. (718) 499- Henderson with his quartet. $25, $15 Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 398-6666, Public Library, Brooklyn Heights tral branch, presents author Myla 2831. Free. Benefit & Halloween Party with Greenmarket, Cadman Plaza West Goldberg reading from her new book students and seniors. 8 pm. 58 www.barsputnik.com. branch, 280 Cadman Plaza West. BARNES AND NOBLE: hosts a reading Seventh Ave. (718) 622-3300. Sammytown Jones, 9 pm, Shiragirl, 10 Tuesdays: The Music of Thelonious (347) 596-3882. between Montague and Pierrepont “Wickett’s Remedy.” 2 pm. Grand pm, Poingly, 11 pm, Sebastian Boaz, streets. (917) 405-0288. Army Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. and signing with Jon Katz. He reads Monk by live performers, 9 pm, FREE. BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program from his book “Katz on Dogs: A CHILDREN midnight, $5; Oct. 30: Eli Bolin, 8 pm, of works by Faure, Hindemith, FLEA MARKET: at Church of the Holy BAMCINEMATEK: presents the contem- Pete Galub and the Annuals, 9 pm, Spirit. 9 am to 4 pm. 8117 Bay Park- Commonsense Guide to Choosing, FAMILY FUN: Brooklyn Center for the Stain Beethoven and Prokofiev. $35, $25 porary series “New French Con- Training and Living with Dogs.” 7:30 Performing Arts opens its season Sean Morse, 10 pm, FREE; Oct. 31: way at 82nd Street. (718) 837-0412. nection.” Today: “The Petite Char- Prom Night 1988, 9 pm, FREE; Nov. 1: 766 Grand St. at Humboldt Street in students. 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry pm. 267 Seventh Ave. (718) 832- with performances of The Spencers’ Landing, Old Fulton Street at the AMERICAN JUDAISM: Union Temple treuse” (2005). $10, $7 students. 2 Fiona McBain & Dave Spaulding, 8 pm, Williamsburg, (718) 387-7840, presents Rabbi Dr. Gary Zola as guest 9066. Free. “Theater of Illusion.” $10 to $20. 1 East River. (718) 624-2083. pm, 4:30 pm, 6:50 pm and 9:15 pm. pm. Walt Whitman Theater at FREE; Nov. 2: Dead Leaf Echo, 9 pm, www.stainbar.com. scholar at a special Shabbaton. $5. 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. CONCERT: Forecast Music hosts an FREE; Nov. 5: Art opening for Danielle Mondays: “Paint Stain,” 5 pm, FREE; SILENT FILM: “Phantom of the Opera” hour-long program featuring new Brooklyn College, one block from (1925) accompanied by theater 10 am. 17 Eastern Parkway. (718) HAUNTED HOTEL: NY City Tech pres- Ezzo with live music, 7 pm, FREE, Tuesdays: Sean Nowell Quartet, 8 pm, 638-7600. music by living American composers. Flatbush and Nostrand avenues. (718) Appletown Gun Shop with John organist R. Eddington. $20, $15 sen- ents “Gravesend Inn: A Haunted 951-4500. FREE; Wednesdays: JAMstain, an infor- FASHION MARKET: Brooklyn Designers $10. Call for time. 138 South Oxford Webster Johns, Dedelectric, Weird mal open mic hosted by singers/song- iors and students. 7:30 pm. St. Ann Hotel,” featuring an animated sitting St. www.forecastmusic.org. FAMILY WORKSHOP: Brooklyn Arts Showcase features emerging design- room, talking skeletons, a bloody Owl, 10 pm, FREE. writers, 9 pm, FREE; Thursdays: Bene- and the Holy Trinity, 157 Montague NEXT WAVE: Shakespeare’s “The Exchange hosts an interactive, multi- St. (718) 875-6960. ers of handcrafted merchandise. bathroom and other hair-raising cio and the Del Toros, 10 pm, FREE. 10:30 am to 3 pm. 157 Montague St. Winter’s Tale,” directed by Edward generational program “Stompin.’” NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy of scenes. $5, $3 kids ages 12 and $35 per adult/ child; $20 individual. 2 The LuLu (718) 763-7654. younger. 5 pm to 8 pm. 186 Jay St. Hall. $25 to $70. 7:30 pm. BAM Tea Lounge Music presents Brazilian dance com- Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton St. (718) pm to 4 pm. 421 Fifth Ave. (718) 832- Lounge pany Grupo Corpo in “Lecuona” and BAMCINEMATEK: presents contempo- (718) 260-5592. 0018. 837 Union St. at Seventh Avenue in 636-4100. (Under TacuTacu) 134 N. Sixth St. at “Onqoto.” $20 to $60. 7:30 pm. rary series “New French Con- SHORTS: Brooklyn Lyceum presents “An Park Slope, (718) 789-2762, www.tea- nection.” Today: “The Intruder ” BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: pres- Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, (718) BAM Opera House, 30 Lafayette Evening of the World’s Best Short ents “The Wizard of Oz.” $12 for all loungeny.com. (2004). $10, $7 students. 2 pm, 4:30 Films.” $10. 7 pm to 9 pm. 225 Fourth of works by Bruch, Arensky, Dvorak 218-7889, www.ricerepublic.com. Ave. (718) 636-4100. and Schoenfield. $35, $25 students. ages. 4 pm and 8 pm. Appropriate Nov. 3: Tim Berne’s Paraphrase, 9 pm, GALLERY PLAYERS: presents the pm, 6:50 pm and 9:30 pm. 30 Ave. www.brooklynlyceum.com. (718) Saturdays, Thursdays and Fridays: 10:30 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: Freedom Nile, Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing, Old for ages 5 and older. 1012 Eighth Karaoke, 8 pm, FREE. longest-running musical in the world: 857-4816. Ave. (718) 670-7205, ext. 2. 9 pm, 10:30 pm, FREE. READING: Brooklyn Public Library, Fulton Street at the East River. (718) “The Fantasticks.” $15, $12 children 624-2083. younger than age 12 and seniors. 8 Central branch, presents author Caryl OTHER Magnetic Field Trash Bar Phillips reading from his book MON, OCT 31 ONE-ACT PLAYS: The Sackett Group pm. 199 14th St. (212) 352-3101. presents a festival of plays by six FASHION MARKET: Brooklyn 97 Atlantic Ave. at Henry Street in 256 Grand St. at Driggs Avenue in “Dancing in the Dark.” 4 pm. Grand Designers Showcase features emerg- Brooklyn Heights, (718) 834-0069, OPERA: The Opera Company of emerging female directors. $19. 8 Williamsburg, (718) 599-1000, Brooklyn hosts an opera performed Army Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. Halloween ing designers of handcrafted mer- www.magneticbrooklyn.com. HALLOWEEN PARTY: Annual event at pm. Brooklyn Music School www.thetrashbar.com. in read-through version in the casual HAUNTED HOTEL: NY City Tech pres- Playhouse, 126 St. Felix St. Call for chandise. 10:30 am to 3 pm. 157 Mondays: Rock ‘n’ Roll DJ Exchange, 9 Oct. 29: Sans Souci, 8 pm, Thee Minks, atmosphere of people’s homes Scopello Restaurant. 11 pm to 4 am. Montague St. (718) 763-7654. pm, FREE; Oct. 29: Halloween Party, 9 63 Lafayette Ave. Call to reserve and ents “Gravesend Inn: A Haunted program info. (212) 868-4444. 9 pm, Blue Rider, 10 pm, R.U.O.K., 11 across NYC. Today: “Cosi Fan Tutte.” Hotel,” featuring an animated sitting IMPACT THEATER: “To Die for Love” JURIED ART SHOW: Union Church of pm, FREE; Nov. 2: Dick Swizzle’s Live pm, Retrospectro, 1 am, $7, The Brook- $20. 8 pm. Reservations must be for ticket info. (718) 852-1100. Action Trivia, 8:30 pm, FREE; Nov. 4: room, talking skeletons, a bloody and “Sisters.” 8 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. Bay Ridge holds its second pre-holi- lyn “Misfits,” 2 am, FREE; Oct. 30: made in advance due to limited bathroom and other hair-raising day, juried fair of fine crafts. 11 am Fisherman, The Bourbon Dynasty, 9 Microdot, 8 pm, The Horse You Rode in pm, $5, Magnetic Lounge with Jennie space. Location: to be announced. scenes. $5, $3 kids ages 12 and to 5 pm. 8101 Ridge Blvd. (718) 745- On, 9 pm, #12 Rock & Roll Noodle, 10 Email: [email protected] SUN, OCT 30 Wasserman, 11 pm, FREE; Nov. 5: The younger. Noon to 3 pm and 5 pm to FRI, NOV 4 0438. pm, The X’s, 11 pm, Just One, mid- PAPER MOON PLAYERS: presents 8 pm. 186 Jay St. (718) 260-5592. BAMCINEMATEK: presents the Czech Mugs, Graham Smith/Kleenex Girl, night, Figo, 1 am, $5; Oct. 31: The Daylight savings time begins May or May Not, 7:30 pm, $7. drama, “Pack of Lies,” by Hugh MEDICARE DRUG PLAN: Assembly- HEALTH SCREENING: American-Italian film “Czech Dream” (2004). $10, $7 Wooden Hills, 8 pm, Peter and the Whitemore. $10, $8 seniors. 8 pm. — set clocks back 1 hour students. 6 pm. Also, “Champions” Pansexuals, 9 pm, Dougie Needles and woman Rhoda Jacobs hosts a talk, Cancer Foundation, Women’s Out- Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 2635 E. “Learn the Facts About the Changes reach Network and Councilman (2004). 4 pm and 8:30 pm. 30 Nalani’s Cafe The Public Offenders, 10 pm, Carnival 23rd St. (718) 859-7482. Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. of Souls, 11 pm, Ouija Radio, midnight, OUTDOORS AND TOURS in the New Medicare Prescription Vincent Gentile offer a free mammo- and Lounge $5; Nov. 1: Nurse, 8 pm, Swinger 8, 9 ONE-ACT PLAYS: The Sackett Group HALLOWEEN PARADE: The DUMBO Drug Plan.” 1:30 pm. East Midwood gram. 8:30 am and continues through- LITERARY SERIES: Brooklyn Public 565 Vanderbilt Ave. at Pacific Street in pm, Strange Attractors, 10 pm, $6; presents a festival of plays by six Halloween Parade kicks off at 4 pm at Jewish Center, 1625 Ocean Ave. out the day. Mammogram van parked Library, Central branch, presents Prospect Heights, (347) 645-0507, Nov. 2: John Condron & The Benefits emerging female directors. $19. 8 the foot of Main Street at the en- (718) 434-0446. Free. outside of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Michael Cunningham, author of www.nalanicafe.com. with So L’il, Kalpana, American Water- pm. Brooklyn Music School trance to the waterfront park bet- BAM BOO: Brooklyn Academy of Music 7201 15th Ave. Appointment is neces- “Specimen Days: A Novel.” 4 pm. Saturdays: Krush Groove, 9 pm, FREE; color, Movement, 8 pm, $TBD; Nov. 3: Playhouse, 126 St. Felix St. Call for ween the Brooklyn and Manhattan celebrates the holiday with candy sary. (800) 564-6868. Free. Grand Army Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Sundays: Live music featuring Jasme The Obscene, 8:30 pm, 5 Cent program info. (212) 868-4444. bridges. A post-parade-party, with giveaways, hay rides, entertainment, BAMCINEMATEK: presents Czech film Free. Kelly, 8 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: Comedy Deposit, 9 pm, Brother Earth, 10 pm, CONCERT: Brooklyn-Queens Conserva- drinks and sweets for the kids, follows a haunted garden and more. 4 pm to “Up and Down” (2004). $10, $7 stu- SILENT AUCTION: Positive Focus night, 8 pm, FREE; Fridays: Karaoke, 9 Hollow, 11 pm, $8; Nov. 4: The Live tory of Music presents international at Bubby’s, 1 Main St., at 4:30 pm. 7 pm. 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636- dents. 2 pm, 4:30 pm, and 7:30 pm. Gallery hosts a silent print auction to pm, FREE. Ones, 9:30 pm, MHz, 10:30 pm, performing artists Theodor and Ulrike [email protected]. 4100. Free. Q&A with actor Jan Triska follows benefit its programs. www.positive- Tyrades, 11:30 pm, Little Killers, 12:30 Nusslein. They perform works for viola GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY: Tour HALLOWEEN PARADE: Park Slope 7:30 pm screening. 30 Lafayette Ave. focus.org. (718) 854-4639. National am, $8; Nov. 5: The Dead Betties, 8 and piano by composers including Green-Wood’s points of interest with hosts its annual children’s Halloween (718) 636-4100. pm, The Break-Up, 9 pm, Alabama Burnhans, Hagar, Liebermann and guide John Cashman. $6. 1 pm to 3 parade and party. Party at 4:30 pm; BASKETBALL CLINIC: Lady Hornets Restaurant Black Snake, 10 pm, Demolition Doll Schual. $15, $10 students and sen- pm. Meet inside Fourth Avenue Gate Prospect Park YMCA. Parade at 6:30 host a clinic for girls ages 8 to 13. 7 SUN, NOV 6 273 Brighton Beach Ave. at Brighton Rods, 11 pm, The Choke, midnight, $8. iors. 8 pm. 58 Seventh Ave. (718) at 35th Street. (718) 745-0884. pm. Parade forms at Seventh Avenue pm to 9 pm. Seth Low Intermediate Second Street in Brighton Beach, (718) 622-3300. MANSIONS OF CLINTON HILL: Brook- and 12th Street. www.parkslopecivic- School, 99 Ave. P. (718) 934-5032. OUTDOORS AND TOURS 646-1225, www.come2national.com. Two Boots DANCE: Brooklyn Arts Exchange pres- lyn Center for the Urban Environment council.org. Free. ents Melissa Briggs in “Book takes a tour. $11, $9 members, $8 BUS TOUR: Brooklyn Historical Society Saturdays: Live Russian music and Brooklyn BAMCINEMATEK: presents series “A NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy of takes a tour of the Brooklyn Navy dance show, 9 pm, FREE (with $65 prix Dances,” a dance-theater perform- seniors and students. 10:30 am to Moving Camera: Kenji Mizoguchi.” Music presents Philip Glass’ Sym- 514 Second St. at Seventh Avenue in ance which journeys through the 12:30 pm. Meet at corner of Clinton Yard. Learn about the 200 businesses fixe dinner); Fridays: Live Russian music Today: “Ugetsu Monogatari” (1953). phony No. 8 and Symphony No. 6. that are based there. $45, $35 mem- and dance show, 9 pm, FREE (with $50 Park Slope, (718) 499-3253, www.two- architecturally rich First Unitarian and Gates avenues. (718) 788-8549. $10, $7 students. 4:30 pm, 6:50 pm 7:30 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. Also, BAM bootsbrooklyn.com. Church. Dance, literature, history and bers. 1 pm. Meet at 128 Pierrepont prix fixe dinner); Sundays: Live Russian GHOULS AND GOURDS: Brooklyn and 9:15 pm. 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) Dialogue with Philip Glass. He dis- St. (718) 552-1170. music and dance show, 7 pm, FREE Oct. 29: The Hot Button All-Stars, 10 architecture weave together in an Botanic Garden celebrates Halloween 636-4100. cusses both works (symphonies 6 and (with $50 prix fixe dinner). pm, FREE; Oct. 31: Halloween Bash evening of performance storytelling. with music, a costume parade, giant NETWORKING SOCIAL: Masquerade 8) with John Schaefer, host of PERFORMANCE featuring The Barbarians, 9 pm, FREE; $15, $12 students and seniors. 8 pm. puppets, readings, workshops and Business Mixer. $50, $30 members of WNYC’s “New Sounds.” $8, $4 Nov. 4: River Alexander & his Mad Jazz 121 Pierrepont St. (718) 832-0018. NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy of Night of the more. $5, $3 seniors and students. Black Business Circle. Costumes Friends of BAM. 6 pm. Hillman Attic Music presents Shakespeare’s “The Hatters, 10 pm, FREE; Nov. 5: Terry BAM CAFE: Next Next music series Noon to 4:30 pm. 1000 Washington mandatory. 6 pm to 9:50 pm. 138 Studio, 30 Lafayette Ave. Also, Cookers McManus, 10 pm, FREE. presents music with Quartet New Winter’s Tale,” directed by Edward Ave. (718) 623-7200. South Oxford St. (888) 582-8247. Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale.” Hall. $25 to $70. 3 pm. BAM Harvey 767 Fulton St. at South Portland Generation, a recorder quartet. $10 WALKING TOUR: Big Onion Tours TRAVELING CINEMA: Barbes Bar 7:30 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. food/ drink minimum. 9 pm. 30 Theater, 651 Fulton St. (718) 636- Avenue in Fort Greene, (718) 797-1197. 200 Fifth walks around Green-Wood Cemetery. screens film “Hands” (1934). Other BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program 4100. Saturdays: Live jazz, 10 pm, FREE; Sun- 200 Fifth Ave. at Sackett Street in Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. $15, $12 seniors, $10 students and film follows. 7 pm. 376 Ninth St. (718) of works by Beethoven and Schubert. IMPACT THEATER: presents two one- GALLERY PLAYERS: “The Fantasticks.” days: Live music, noon, FREE; Thurs- Park Slope, (718) 638-2925. members. 1 pm. Meet at Fifth Aven- 288-1761. Free. $35, $25 students. 7:30 pm. Fulton 3 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. act plays by playwright Gerald ue and 25th Street. (718) 768-7300. Ferry Landing, Old Fulton Street at days: Live jazz, 8 pm, FREE; Fridays: Saturdays: DJ Blazer spinning reggae DANCE: Balam Dance Theater presents Live jazz, 10 pm, FREE. and hip-hop, 10 pm, ladies $5, men Zipper: “To Die for Love” and FORT GREENE WALK: NY Like a Native the East River. (718) 624-2083. “Sisters.” 8 pm. 190 Underhill Ave. “Dance of the Gods.” 3 pm. See Sat., $10; Fridays: Friday Night Salsa with a takes a walking tour of Fort Greene TUES, NOV 1 BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: pres- Nov. 5. Northsix live salsa band and DJs Blazer One and Call for ticket info. (718) 390-7163. and Clinton Hill. $15. 1:30 pm to 4 ents “The Wizard of Oz.” 8 pm. See Big Will spinning salsa, reggae, hip- CLASSIC ROCK: Closenuf performs in pm. Call for meeting location. (718) LECTURE SERIES: Pratt Visiting Artists Sat., Nov. 5. THEATER: “These Foolish Things.” 3 66 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. hop, 10 pm, ladies $5, men $10. pre-Halloween concert. 10 pm. No 393-7537. Lecture Series presents Judy Pfaff. PAPER MOON PLAYERS: “Pack of Williamsburg, (718) 599-5103, IMPACT THEATER: “To Die for Love” www.northsix.com. cover. Kelly’s Tavern, 9259 Fourth 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm. Engineering Lies.” 8 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. Ave. (718) 745-9546. PERFORMANCE and “Sisters.” 3 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. Oct. 29: (Downstairs) Oakley Hall, Dirty Vox Po p Building, room 371, 200 Willoughby ONE-ACT PLAYS: Festival of plays by CHAMBER MUSIC: Brooklyn Friends of Ave. (718) 636-3473. Free. six emerging female directors. 8 pm. PAPER MOON PLAYERS: “Pack of Faces, Company, 9 pm, $6, (Upstairs) 1022 Cortelyou Road at Stratford CHILDREN Chamber Music presents Calyx Piano Lies.” 3:30 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. Wasabassco presents “Burlesquerade,” Road in Flatbush, (718) 940-2084, WEB SITE DESIGN: Church Avenue See Sat., Nov. 5. www.voxpopnet.net. SEA MONSTERS: NY Aquarium hosts a Trio. $15. 3 pm. Lafayette Avenue Merchants Block Association offers a IMPACT THEATER: “To Die for Love” BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program. a Halloween party and burlesque Halloween celebration. Kids are invit- Presbyterian Church, 85 South 4 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. extravaganza with Albert Cadabra, Sundays: Open mic, 7:30 pm, FREE; workshop on Web site design. 3 pm and “Sisters.” 8 pm. See Sat., Nov. 5. ed to dress up and learn about mon- Oxford St. (718) 625-7515. to 5:30 pm. 884 Flatbush Ave. Pre- ONE-ACT PLAYS: Festival of plays by Battlestar America, DJ DP One, and Oct. 31: RW Kingbird, 8 pm, FREE; sters of the deep. Also, face-paint- THEATER: “These Foolish Things.” 8 Wasabassco-a go-go dancers, 10 pm, Nov. 5: Kimon, 8 pm, FREE. BARGEMUSIC: Classical music program registration required. (718) 282-2500. pm. See Sat, Nov. 5. six emerging female directors. 5 pm. $15 in advance, $20 day of the show ing, games, prizes and arts and of works by Faure, Hindemith, Free. See Sat., Nov. 5. (costumes mandatory); Oct. 30: crafts. $11, $7 children ages 2 to 12 Beethoven and Prokofiev. $35, $25 BAMCINEMATEK: presents “Full Metal Warsaw and seniors. 10 am to 5 pm. (718) students. 4 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing, CHILDREN Methinks presents DanceDevilsDance, Jacket” (1987). $10, $7 students. SAT, NOV 5 a masquerade after-party with Pat C & (At the Polish National Home) 261 265-FISH. Old Fulton Street at the East River. 4:30 pm and 7 pm. 30 Lafayette Ave. BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: pres- Mikey Apples, Print, The Sonic Ranger, Driggs Ave. at Eckford Street in KIDS APPLE FESTIVAL: Slow Food (718) 624-2083. (718) 636-4100. ents “The Wizard of Oz.” 5 pm. See Greenpoint, (718) 387-0505. 10 pm, $8 ($5 with costume); Nov. 3: NYC and the Grand Army Plaza OPERA: Regina Opera Company per- SMALL BIZ TALK: Boricua College Small OUTDOORS AND TOURS Sat., Nov. 5. Parts & Labor, The Mae-Shi, No Things, Nov. 6: Spoon, American Music Club, Greenmarket invite kids to sample forms a selection of international Business Development Center and WILLIAMSBURG WALK: Brooklyn OTHER Matt & Kim, 9 pm, $8; Nov. 4: “Thrash- Mary Timony, 7 pm, $23. apple cider and doughnuts. Also, operas and songs. $10, $5 teens, chil- the Brooklyn Public Library, Rugby Historical Society presents a walk toberfest” with Rigor Mortis, Deceased, pumpkin painting, arts and crafts, dren free. 4 pm. Regina Hall, corner branch, host “Credit Basics for You highlighting the architecture of the FLEA MARKET: at St. Finbar Center. 9 Thine Eyes Bleed, Sun Descends, Water Street cider pressing, music and dance. 10 of 65th Street and 12th Avenue. (718) and Your Small Business.” 5:30 pm to area, the waterfront and the trendy am to 3 pm. Bath Avenue and Bay Dimentianon, Sunlord, 7 pm, $15; Nov. Restaurant am to noon. Grand Army Plaza. (718) 232-3555. 7:30 pm. 1000 Utica Ave. (718) 963- Northside. $15, $10 members. Meet 20th Street. (718) 236-3312. 5: The Fiery Furnaces, 9 pm, $15. 789-2778. Free. CONCERT: Brooklyn Arts Exchange 4112. Free. at the Bedford Avenue L train station. FARMER’S MARKET: Locally grown and Lounge HOLIDAY FILM: Brooklyn Public Library, presents its staff and faculty in a per- SINGLE PARENT MEETING: Parents Call for time. (718) 222-4111. fruits and vegetables and handmade Central branch, presents: “Garfield’s formance for all ages. $15, $10 mem- food for sale. 11 am to 5 pm. JJ Parlor Jazz 66 Water St. at Main Street in Without Partners meet and mingle. 8 WEEKSVILLE WALK: Brooklyn Center 119 Vanderbilt Ave. at Myrtle Avenue Halloween Adventures.” 11 am. bers, $8 low-income. 5 pm. 421 Fifth pm. Perry’s Restaurant, Nostrand for the Urban Environment takes a Byrne Park, Fifth Avenue at Fourth DUMBO, (718) 625-9352, www.brook- Grand Army Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Ave. (718) 832-0018. Street. (914) 923-4837. in Clinton Hill, (718) 855-1981, lynjazzseries.com. Avenue and Avenue U. (917) 543- walk through this historically signifi- Free. SILENT FILM: St. Ann and the Holy MARKET: at Wyckoff Farmhouse www.parlorjazz.com. Nov. 2: The Helen Gassenheimer Duo, 1028. Free. cant community. $11, $9 members, Nov. 5: Sandy Blair & her trio, 9 pm, BARNES AND NOBLE: Storytime at Trinity Church celebrates the 80th $8 seniors and students. Noon to Museum. 1 pm to 4 pm. 5816 8 pm (jam session follows perform- noon. 267 Seventh Ave. (718) 832- Clarendon Road. www.wyckoffassoci- 10:30 pm, $20 suggested donation. ance), $TBD. birthday of its EM Skinner organ with 2:30 pm. Meet in front of Boys and 9066. Free. a presentation of the film “Phantom WEDS, NOV 2 Girls High School, Fulton Street and ation.org. (718) 629-5400. Peggy O’Neill’s HAUNTED HOUSE: 78th Precinct hosts of the Opera” (1925). Theater organ- Stuyvesant Avenue. (718) 788-8500, BAMCINEMATEK: presents Czech film Waterfront Ale a holiday event. Noon to 4 pm and 6 ist R. Jelani Eddington performs. $20, CAREER TALK: Medgar Evers College ext. 208. “Vaterland: A Hunting Logbook” (two locations) House pm to 9 pm. 65 Sixth Ave. (718) 636- $15 students and seniors. 157 hosts “Behind the Scenes and (2004). $10, $7 students. 2 pm and 6411. Free. Montague St. Call for time. (718) PERFORMANCE 6:50 pm. Also, “Landscape of My 8123 Fifth Ave. at 81st Street in Bay 155 Atlantic Ave. between Henry and Getting Paid Money,” a talk about Ridge, (718) 748-1400, www.peggy- PUPPETWORKS: presents French fairy 875-6960. careers in the film and television NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy of Heart” (2004). 4:30 pm and 9:15 pm. Clinton streets in Brooklyn Heights, Music presents Philip Glass’ Sym- 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. oneillsbr.com. (718) 522-3794, www.waterfrontale- tale, “Beauty and the Beast.” $8, $7 GALLERY PLAYERS: “The Fantasticks.” industry. Noon to 1:30 pm. 1650 Saturdays: DJ Rob and live music, 10 house.com. children. Recommended for ages 4 3 pm. See Sat., Oct. 29. Bedford Ave. (718) 270-6970. Free. and older. 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. pm, FREE; Mondays: Karaoke with Oct. 29: Jason Green Trio, 11 pm, FREE. IMPACT THEATER: “To Die for Love” and READING: St. Joseph’s College pres- Rod, 9 pm, FREE; Tuesdays: Beer 338 Sixth Ave. at Fourth Street. (718) “Sisters.” 3 pm. See Sat., Oct. 29. ents McEntegart author series with Pong, 9 pm, FREE; Wednesdays: Trivia Zebulon 965-3391. PAPER MOON PLAYERS: “Pack of Susan Choi. She reads from her novel Night, 9 pm, FREE; Thursdays: CAROUSEL: Last chance for 2005 sea- Lies.” 3:30 pm. See Sat., Oct. 29. “American Woman.” 12:40 pm. LIST YOUR EVENT… Karaoke with DJ Rob, 9 pm, FREE; 258 Wythe Ave. at Metropolitan son to ride the Prospect Park ONE-ACT PLAYS: Festival of plays by McEntegart Hall Library, 222 Clinton Fridays: DJ Richie, 10 pm, FREE. Avenue in Williamsburg, (718) 218- Carousel. $1 per ride. Noon to 5 pm. six emerging female directors. 5 pm. Ave. (718) 399-6755. Free. To list your event in Where to GO, please give us two weeks notice or more. Send 6934, www.zebuloncafeconcert.com. 1904 Surf Ave. at Keyspan Park in Enter park near Flatbush and Ocean See Sat., Oct. 29. ART EXPO: Seniors from five senior cen- your listing by mail: GO Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Papers, 55 Washington St., Suite 624, Coney Island, (718) 449-3200, Oct. 29: Zemog, el Gallo Bueno, 10 avenues. (718) 965-8999. ters display their art. Local politicians Brooklyn, NY 11201; or by fax: (718) 834-9278. Listings are free and printed on a space pm, FREE; Oct. 30: Eye Contact, 10 CHILDREN www.peggyoneills.com. NY TRANSIT MUSEUM: Kids, ages 4 to invited. Refreshments served. 1 pm available basis. We regret we cannot take listings over the phone. pm, FREE; Oct. 31: Bonga, 10 pm, 16, are invited to “Design a Train,” an HAUNTED HOUSE: 78th Precinct hosts to 4 pm. 2942 W. Fifth St., Bldg. 7-A. Sundays: NFL Sunday, 1 pm, FREE; FREE. Mondays: Monday Night Football, 7 arts and crafts workshop to design a holiday event. 2 pm to 5 pm and 6 (718) 946-7973. Free. pm, FREE. —compiled by Chiara V. 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Q: When is the proper to Crown Hts age to begin leaving children Parent-to-Parent home alone? We have two By Ariella Cohen daughters, one who will be 13 in several months and The Brooklyn Papers one who is 10. Several of my Forest City Ratner is considering the acquision of the older daughter’s friends are former St. Mary’s Hospital in Crown Heights, leading baby-sitting already. A few some to speculate that the 3-acre site could be used for of her friends still have baby the affordable housing component of the proposed At- sitters come to stay with lantic Yards mega-project. them while their parents are In a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU), dated out for the evening. Our May 17, 2005, between Forest City and the Association of Commu- girls are very responsible. nity Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Forest City prom- Our older daughter has al- ised, among other things, to construct 600-1,000 “affordable for-sale ready attended the weeklong units” in return for ACORN’s support of the project. Red Cross baby-sitting The agreement calls for the housing to be built over the course of training camp, where she re- 10 years, on or off the Atlantic Yards footprint. ceived CPR and other safety The off-site option for affordable home building has drawn training. — a mother By Betsy Flagler criticism from community advocates who claim that by separat- A: Decide child by child. ing the luxury housing from the non-luxury, Ratner will be forc- There’s no automatic age vary. Age should be a consid- ing lower income residents into ghettos. when kids are competent, co- eration, she says, but only one “I would defiantly not be supportive of building the affordable operative and comfortable of many: How do my kids get at St. Mary’s” said Prospect Heights Councilwoman Letitia enough to stay home without along? Can they work as a James, “If anything, that’s where the commercial, retail, luxury their parents. team or will the younger girl sabotage the older child’s ef- T should go — and while I am at it, the arena too.” “Age is not the most impor- Others in the Prospect Heights criticize the vagueness of the tant thing. It’s how responsi- forts? Can they follow safety company’s plan to build low-cost homes. ble they are,” says a retired and house rules without wa- “Before we spend weeks and months scratching our heads to teacher. “And are they com- vering? find where exactly this affordable housing should go we should fortable with it?” To figure out what your REN define exactly what affordable is,” said David Sheets, a Prospect Paula Statman, author of children are capable of and Heights resident. “Raising Careful, Confident comfortable with, use “what- “I can’t comment much on negotiations, but we certainly have if” discussions — say if some- PA Kids in a Crazy World” (Pic- both girls present, review the not scare.” Kids don’t need to er frightening elements is of- that is not the norm,” says had some negotiations with them,” said Bernadette Kingam, a colo Press, 1999), agrees that one comes to the door — and teenager’s training. know lots of gory stories ten lost on kids who are about Clark. “Children connect the spokeswoman for St. Vincent’s Medical Centers, which owns the responsibility and comfort role-playing, suggests Stat- “You want the safety infor- about why safety rules are in 6 or 7. Many in this age group holiday with death,” hence site at 1480 Prospect Place. level of the children are key. man, a parenting educator mation anchored firmly, so the place. find no humor in what’s fright- some of the decorations and While he wouldn’t comment on Forest City’s ideas for the “If it’s just too scary for who directs the KidWISE In- girl can pull it out of her hat as If after practice you sense ening, says Cindy Dell Clark, costumes are no laughing mat- site, Forest City spokesman Joe DePlasco pointed out that “the them, it doesn’t matter how stitute. (The Web site is needed,” says Statman, who the kids are ready, start leav- associate professor of human ter. housing MOU calls for 600-1,000 affordable sites on or off much training they’ve had,” www.kidwiseinstitute.com.) reviewed the training with her ing them alone together in development and family stud- If you have tips or a ques- site.” she says. Involve the younger girl to own daughter and found she about three-hour slots to see ies at Penn State. tion, call our toll-free hotline The memorandum of understanding with ACORN also lists Beyond huge differences in judge whether she’s going to needed to clear up some mis- how it goes. Choose a place “Halloween is a time when any time at (800) 827-1092 or 4,500 affordable rental units at Atlantic Yards, 50 percent of the safety of neighborhoods, “cooperate or at least not re- information. nearby. While you’re away, we expose kids to behavior e-mail us at [email protected]. which would be studio and one-bedroom apartments, and anoth- state laws on age requirements sist,” Statman says. And with Her philosophy: “Prepare, give the girls a task to accom- er 50 percent being two- and three-bedroom apartments. plish together. “It would be an atrocity to take that hospital and redevelop it “If the task was not done, into housing without some kind of health component,” said Com- listen to that,” Statman says. munity Board 8 Chairman Robert Matthews. “We need housing “That indicates there was no MIX IT UP! for this community, low-income housing and moderate income capacity to make it a safe, pro- housing but where are the new people going to go if there is no ductive setting.” At KIDS COOK!, our eight-week program hospital?” Get feedback after each teaches children essential kitchen skills and The closure of St. Mary’s, which was announced in June, left session, and stay involved techniques. Kids learn how to measure, the district without a hospital. The site still houses several pub- even after child-care plans are sift, mix, whip, cut, grate and knead, licly subsidized clinics. set in motion. as they prepare wholesome and delicious St. Vincent’s is involved in talks about the property with other Discover what makes Safety tips: Have an emer- foods from around the world. potential buyers, said Kingam, who would not give specifics on gency backup person in the the negotiations. neighborhood. Every home • Afterschool classes needs to have emergency in- • Private Parties theBerkeleyCarroll formation posted clearly, an agreed-upon place to meet • Fun & learning for ages 6-13 outside in case of fire, and education so special. phone rules such as use caller ID and let the answering ma- All KIDS COOK! classes meet at the 170 Hicks Street kitchen Ratner picks To register call Jane at (718) 797-0029 chine pick up all calls except those from parents. Opinions from Philly firm as IChallenging academics and a strong commitment to the readers:  •An idea from a grand- arts and athletics I A dedicated faculty characterized by mother who has done foster warmth, energy, and passion for their students and their care and day care says: “You mega-project  can only decide on the stabili- subjects I A dynamic and diverse community of students, ty of your own children. Make FAMILY CLASSIFIEDS By Ariella Cohen teachers, and parents committed to learning each girl responsible for her The Brooklyn Papers own actions. Pay them each a small amount for baby-sitting. Childcare Available Parties They’ll be working on the railroad. Discover all of the reasons and much more by Start with short periods of Forest City Ratner this week designated Philadelphia-based de- attending one of our many Open House opportunities. time, and dock their pay if it Looking for an experienced RICO sign and construction firm McKissack & McKissack as construction babysitter with references? I am does not work out. The Party Clown & Magician manager for phase one of its proposed Atlantic Yards mega-devel- •One mother offers a dis- available. Call Johanna (718) opment: moving the Vanderbilt Avenue rail yards to a temporary lo- 493-2490. Birthday parties and special PreK Open Houses senting opinion, that kids B42 occasions — Adults & Kids. Comedy, cation before building a new, state-of-the-art facility off site. Magic, Balloon Sculpting, Puppets, Billed as the oldest minority-owned professional design and con- should not be left alone until Start at 701 Carroll Street– RSVP to 718-789-6060 x6608 they are 18: “When I was Classes Games, M.C., Comic Roastings. struction firm in the country, it won the $182-million project after 718-434-9697 submitting its bid in February. growing up my mom left my 917-318-9092 Grades K-4 Open Houses Creative Play Classes! R43 Work at the MTA rail yard, a three-block parcel jutting east from brother and me home alone, Interactive stories, songs, the junction of Flatbush and Atlantic avenues, is expected to move Start at 701 Carroll Street – RSVP to 718-789-6060 x6608 and there was nothing to do music, imaginary travel, forward before other elements of the still-to-be approved Atlantic every day except to get into pretend play, creative movement Tutoring Yards project. No start date for construction has been set. 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Herbert Daugh- of the week Piano Lessons try, who heads the coalition, Assemblyman Roger Green, and Forest Piano Lessons can be fun! Ph.D. provides outstanding Follow your child’s lead for tutoring in Math, English, Social City Ratner executives. Halloween. Scary tricks may I’m great with kids and adults. Absent from the event was Brooklyn United for Innovative Local Studies, special exams, includ- seem like harmless fun to IN FLATBUSH AREA ing SAT, LSAT, GRE, Specialized Development (BUILD), whose vice president, Marie Louis, first an- adults and older kids, but a re- Call Christiana H.S. Test, COOP, Regents. All nounced McKissack & McKissack’s participation in the project at a searcher says the humor of 718-693-0583 levels. Critical thinking and May 2005 meeting on the steps of Borough Hall. B1/29 tombstones, monsters and oth- study skills taught. After publicly denying being on the developer’s payroll, Louis SLOPE MUSIC Dr. Liss. (718) 767-0233. has conceded receiving a salary of $100,000. BUILD’s non-profit Instrumental & Vocal W29-04 tax filings report a $5-million donation from Forest City. Jazz • Classical • Folk • Rock In May, BUILD posted on its Web site employment opportunities Call for free interview Test Prep / Math Tutor with McKissack & McKissack as project managers, assistant proj- ART FOR KIDS Princeton Grad - exp. tutor. charlessibirsky.com ect managers, superintendents and estimators. Bands available Prep for Regents (Math A, B); Under a non-binding so-called community benefits agreement 718-768-3804 SHSAT - Sci Hi test; SAT (math, signed by Forest City, five percent of pre-construction dollars are W29-32 reading, writing). At my office slated to go to minority-owned firms and three percent to women- Creativity Central for in Park Slope or your home. owned firms. Park Slope Families guitar lessons Ed Antoine See photo on page 1. 2002 Berklee College of Music Grad. 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Five members of the CB6 executive commit- for Kids www.theartistryproject.com Jazz • Classical • Folk • Rock MS in Biochemistry, NY Times’ tee testified at the hearing, along with four from CB8. 718-858-0217 Call for free interview “Teacher Who Makes a Difference”, The private meeting “was called on short order,” said Perris. “I 171 Fifth Avenue (bet. Lincoln & Berkeley) in Park Slope charlessibirsky.com AP Bio Teacher at NYC Science HS. think the board felt it was better to hear what they had to say rather www.theartfulplace.com • (718) 399-8199 185 Sackett Street Free trial for new students. Bands available [email protected] than not hear what they have to say because we couldn’t find a more between Henry and Hicks See our website for details. 718-768-3804 W29-32 (917) 204-1250 A48 open venue for that information to be shared with more people,” *INSPIRE*CREATE*PLAY* On Sept. 30, CB2 held a highly unusual Friday evening public hearing on Atlantic Yards where they heard comments from com- munity members and several elected leaders. Testimonies given at that forum and at other CB2 meetings will be consolidated by the executive committee and submitted to the Day 6 months - 5 yr. olds Empire State Development Corporation, the executive committee 2006 - 2007 School Year says. Call for Open House Dates Still, because the meeting took place within the 10-day window School, between the first public environmental hearing on the project and the Oct. 21 deadline for putting written testimony on record with the Inc. state, there is concern that it will unfairly influence the board’s testi- mony. A fully licensed and certified preschool “At this late date to hear just one side of the conversation is a dis- service to the board and to the community,” said Ken Diamond- stone, a community board member who is not on the executive ■ 2-4 year old programs ■ 2, 3, 4 or 5 mornings, board but came to the meeting after hearing about it from a private source, later adding that the questions posed to Forest City by the ■ Licensed teachers afternoons or full days executive committee were not “easy.” “[The meeting] will have no impact at all, and I informed Jim ■ Optimal educational equipment ■ Spacious Classrooms Stuckey of that fact as [it] was ending,” Perris said. Jon Quint, a member of the CB2 transportation committee and a ■ ■ former chair of the committee, said he didn’t see anything sinister Exclusive outdoor facilities Enriched Curriculum about the private meeting. ■ ■ “Most of the real work gets done in the committee meetings Indoor Gym facilities Caring, loving environment whether it’s the executive committee or the traffic committee,” he said. “That’s where the nitty-gritty gets done and if they had a meet- 763 President Street (bet. 6th & 7th Aves.) • (718) 230-5255 ing with Forest City Ratner, I am sure they got more done then we ever would at a public meeting.” 14 BWN THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM October 29, 2005 Owning A Home A Bloomin’ debate Has Never Been Easier! Gentile, Russo repeatedly drop mayor’s name By Ariella Cohen community members have when he stepped down to focus The Brooklyn Papers turned political conversation on his campaign. • Streamlined back to quality of life issues. By the end of the debate, ABay Ridge council- Throughout Tuesday’s applause was equally loud for Application Process matic debate Oct. 25 turn- event, Gentile invoked the each candidate’s mention of ed into a love-fest for downzoning, a sales tax repeal tax-cutting or community-im- • Pre-approvals Mayor Bloomberg. he won while in the Senate proving measures. At the Bay Ridge Communi- and a recently approved bill “A lot of the drama is in 24 hours ty Council’s 43rd Councilmatic that eliminated metered park- staged,” said Brian Kaszuba, a debate at the Shore Road Fami- ing on Sundays. Gentile supporter who has • Residential & ly Health Center, 9000 Shore To those successes, Russo made ritual out of the Commu- Road, Democratic incumbent spoke on his own experiences nity Council debate. “It’s the Commercial Mortgages Vincnt Gentile took on Repub- fighting against fraudulent land- same people at all these debates, lican challenger Pat Russo. Vincent Gentile Pat Russo lords and welfare cheats as the one about the schools, the • 1st & 2nd Mortgages Bay Ridge residents are counsel to the Office of the one about safety. There was the known to cross party lines and New York State Welfare Inspec- one guy who surprised me. or were in agreement on. social welfare program.” • Direct Lending Gentile, more than anyone, is tor General, a position he held Every year he asks about trans- “The mayor certainly didn’t But, Russo said, he does familiar with that fact. from 1997 until earlier this year, portation. 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One le ly co t ad mp n ers lete e of a Se r e interest in and to the premises described in the s p fe el age i w g ect 7 n Y roups and elec vites T eminent domain new homes near arena a ted officials H closed-door m to G eeting Wedne Heights st I to “p sday retch art ing M as icipate in dia tion o from the inte cho L am By Deborah Kolben d logue” ab f Flatbush rsec- sen A rs ste eveloper Bru out and Atlantic few ne ce Ra has s aven tn pu ue t Old Country Road, Suite 200, Carle Place, New E d ow The Brooklyn Papers NOT JUST NETS • • NOT JUST NETS Y er’s Atla rred the s, o an THE NEW BROOKLYN ards p ntic creati complaint herein, and the respective husbands, C d l roject, h on of g U emne leaving critic ood associa nei hbor- R ond ll If you can’t beat ’em, build plan out s of the tions, empl B C g ba in the cold. housing a oyment an dr ckin dvocacy g d aft d wre ’em a new building. being considered for its construc- ner would build a 20,000-seat bas- who would be evicted or otherwise owns a condominium at 24 Sixth The media opm roups, and agre spare was also bar ent coalitions devel- eme al’s Plowing ahead with plans to impacted by construction of his At- Ave., the A.G. Spalding Building, A sma red. over th nt tner p tion. ketball arena for his recently pur- ll group of pr since it was a e past year By Ra construct a $2.5 billion arena, of- “It’s among the various options chased New Jersey Nets, flanked lantic Yards project. And fewof which would face the wrecking up out otesters sho nnounced. Jess Wislo York 11514. (516) 741-2585 side wed sk Borough H A Markow The i wives, widow or widowers of them, if any, all of fice and housing complex in Pros- we’re considering at this point,” by four sweeping office towers and them interviewed this week were ball under Ratner’s plans. mee all for the itz aide sa Brooklyn Pap olben ting to draw 4 pm exactly t id those were ers BH42-45 borah K atten he gro By De pect Heights, developer Bruce Rat- Deplasco said. buildings containing 4,500 residen- thrilled with the idea of moving At the same time, Ratner is, ac- kowitz’s tion to Mar- b ups they tried Fo n Papers perceived ringing in to avoid r the past The Brookly ner is now looking to construct a Gehry, in fact, told Newsweek tial units. into one of his buildings. Others de- cording to sources, floating a new gro blacklisti to the meet two month Bruce ups outspoke ng of favored ing, and inste Borough s, communit developer new building to house some of the online this week, “Bruce is asking The plan is dependent upon the clined to talk about their discus- plan that would require less use of tio n in their con “neutral” and ad Hall staffers y board leade While ing to n of the Fores demna- civic as “longstandi zation and member rs, sy try residents his plan would displace me to design a new apartment state’scondemnation of more than sions with Ratner eminent domain t City R sociatio ng n s have s of se bu atn ns” a be lect is al t er p th l en org Ratner s- o build ropos- na at were l attendi ani- a a - a n whose names are unknown to plaintiffs; ssional b basketba specific. not are- with dev g closed rofe ll are C elop -doo promote a p w and office na, housing er Bruce Ra r meetings r the Ne skyscrap Borough m that w tner to ena fo ers. Hall o ould negoti l ar “ spok T guar ate a etbal f This esma antee con k the heart o thing is real Kadish desc n Michael / ties certain bene tract s in ly a ribe e surr fits Net fa so d t l oun to Jersey ers ce,” said ck in the m he exclu i ding his the comm elop Pat easu sion F Atla uni e dev ti Haga re to as a ntic Ya - n, som n, co- side s The s rds s kly the fou ste r o-c ite. NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT - COUNTY Broo Pros nder p ov alled pect Heig of tentious erly con e commun foul. hts Acti discuss - p which ity ben ying “P on C ion a a is s efits FRANCESO GALLINA; DEPARTMENT OF HOUS- re cr as HAC oalit nd a aid b agre a goes , Br ion. off void P y bo emen se if all ooklyn V topic, w drifting th Forest t, or CB t’s becau D ision, hich he n in the ne City Ra A — ha bil- on Dev said B y got tner T al, $2.5 ’t Destr elop- “pr was ab orough l iations t and sou e coloss oy Broo ocess of out the Presiden k w o be swi rces invo anned, th ct at gro klyn; al offering t Marty o ould inc ftly appro lved a pl proje ups h l thes com ne Marko o lude a achin ic Yards ave been e put” to t munity in r at last O witz, form r labor ag g a final tlant work he d - ctobe er N B gu reem form lion A nd Flat- ly f ing rele evelope r’s anno ew York arantee t ent neg — n tlantic a or more ntless- wh r and th uncemen Knick B e hat a qu otiated w ner of A than a y ich is ex e state, t of plan ernard K h arter of t ith uni T o OF KINGS. Chase Manhattan Mortgage or to ea pe s in th he n d the c xtending in problem r to bring t cted to lead to bring the g, and mega e project go constructio s to avenues, e - to people’ his tion throug the applica- Co New Jerse -developer to local resid n jobs gener ING, PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT; sh dis s a h e un y Ne Bru en ate d bu hts, would cially th ttention, es nvironment cilman Dav ts to Brookl ce Rat- But judgin ts. d by spect Heig al- e lack of pr pe- “We’re al review. me id Yassky yn. g by reactio g Pro dings while Sh ocess.” coming up eting at 5 left the done week, com ns to news e their buil ne e stood outs the co with a way t :30 pm, H smaller.” Ya munity mem of the agree he plac ption for o in ide with flie mmunity ca hat proached hi agan ap- to ssky said he against bers, both t ment this ing an exce el- g the footpr rs outlin- this, n have inp m and asked see a secure wanted tarily, the Atlantic hose in favo cy low owered dev int of the pla ” said Kadis ut to ing on in what was g plan for traf informed the aren Yards plan — r of and thos icular high-p opment are nned devel- th h, and indic side. o- the meetin fic, but that hav group outs a, 4,500 unit which incl e Corporation, Plaintiff, AGAINST Michael rt n. a, e at g e ide s o ud he pa Boymelgree and tried to other group ed that “Wel wasn’t real infiltrators,” , “You don f housing a es a basketb er — Shaya he one heade engage any- p s would be p l, right now that. ly discussin wa saying their ’t feel either nd three offi all NEW YORK CITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL - op uct t d tow roces art o they’ g s the excl repre ce sk o r to constr d ards Boroug s. f the the need f re discussing predominan usion Ide sented or inc yscrapers — In orde ehry-de- iscussion. h Hall in S or broader p “We nev later t topic of dis as of having luded. , Frank G till, the selec said. articipation,” er really go in the meetin cussion ann a CBA have eeping four go The t attend he bu t to sub g. ounced been w the sw uding n 24-ac vat ees of t we ta stance Sa his pl hisper roject, incl a re plan, w e communi the pri- Ha lked about p , unders, wh fi an late last y ed since Ra er signed p rs and 13 M engulf a s hich would ty meeting gan asked Ya muni rocess and B o is also inv ts agreemen ear. The term tner t e towe g ubstant avoid t could ssky’s ty outre com- UILD, olved w t came comm ffic e ial po he to not o own ach, a jo ith from uni oaring o rcial r rtion of pic of e n the pla thought ” he said b advoc develo an init ty bene- Williams, et. al, Defendant(s). Pursuant to a judg- s e Pr xc ns s . ac p iat in omm G osp lusio ?. D y gr men ive d c ect W n. uke S tiati oup t of t to hir ential an / hen Dow “ aunders, a ons with F in nego- he Staples e locally f resid idely s ntow I’d li 40-y ores town Cen or th BOARD; NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT ADJUDICA- t e at a ner, w r n-Brook ke to se Prosp ear resi t City R Los An er baske ings, Rat e lyn Heights r e it come in ect Heights dent of community atner for a geles, and t tball arena d build h ffice TRAFFIC NIGHTMARE ight,” he re and done der and head of benefits agre the East C his would b in down- plie bilt the r eme oas e the d. “I’d like t Avenue Mer Van- y at right], w nt [see sto- t. first of its k o see it who d chants Asso hich was al Forest City ind on NOT JUST NETS ucked out of ciation, from the me so excluded Ratner’s ve the meeting eting, said th rental and co rsion promis momen- e general fee ndominium es that 50 pe ment of foreclosure and sale duly dated

Ratner exec says most shoppers will drive See MAR l- ing” for var apartments w rcent of the TY on page 1 ious incomes ill be “affor TION BUREAU; THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF 7 , that the dable hou re will be a m s- S inimum hirin S ee RATNER o g h n pag o e 17 a u Paper Public l klyn d roo to Target in the new Atlantic Terminal mall © 2004 B I om • pers.c s lynPa 3/2/2005, I the undersigned Referee will sell at ook t www.Br a 4-9350 • y 8-83 01. Phone 71 o NY 112 NEW YORK; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; oklyn By Deborah Kolben building does not include any parking r ro “People are going to walk or drive, train or bus and noted that the garage, built , Suite 624, B s on Street h 55 Washingt spaces of its own. o ications Inc, The Brooklyn Papers EXCLUSIVE they’re not going to take mass transit,” for the long-troubled and critically panned u Paper Publ l klyn d a’ y Broo Bender’s comments surprised many resi- shim ry Saturday b Bender told The Brooklyn Papers, speak- Atlantic Center mall, was always intended I ‘Hiro lished eve Pub AForest City Ratner executive said ecutive vice president, made the remarks ing of the increased need for parking with for retail shoppers. dents and community officials, who be- ? he expects most shoppers at the soon-to- © r UMBO this week in response to questions about the nation’s second largest Target depart- “We don’t want people parking on the lieved the developer’s intent was to encour- 2004 Brooklyn ooklyn s R in D Paper Publica EAL new public auction at the Room 261, 360 Adams open Atlantic Terminal shopping mall the company’s plan to end residential park- ment store anchoring the new mall. streets,” he said. age the use of mass transit since the mall tions • 18 spapers pages • Vol will drive rather than take mass transit. ing at the ailing Atlantic Center, across the He said people would not likely carry and office complex was built atop one of . 27, No. 43 “JOHN DOE No. 1” through “JOHN DOE No. The new Atlantic Terminal shopping B WN • Saturda THE NEW BROOKLYN See DRIVERS on page 4 y, November 6 Bruce Bender, a Forest City Ratner ex- street from Atlantic Terminal. the goods they purchase at the mall on a center is set to open on July 25. The new CB2 EX , 2004 • FREE TS ECS TELL CO 100” inclusive, the name of the last 100 defen- Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 on 11/10/2005 at S NE MMITTEES: R NAB id accepted 3:00 PM premises known as 796 New Jersey ATNE s as $300M b dants being fictitious, the true names of said e - l port R dest sup b lou rem One of the t ben itz re- ol rkow , h K , Ma s ora the plan r Deb ers of e By e week, is Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11207. All that cer- h pers cted th c klyn Pa ed colle Broo main n The y at- l . d-see sey ait-an defendants being unknown to plaintiffs, it being k er a w ’ J ining B New mainta Goodbye ntracts are klyn. titude until the co ello, Broo pproval giv- H ia- signed and final a S got After months of ne H ner en. , developer Bruce Rat t be approved U tions The deal mus tain plot piece or parcel of land, with the build- l this week to A T dea NB P ched a of the a rea fourths n three- e ts by U e l intended to designate fee owners, tenants or y N ’ rse s ew Je e he N of th a chase t move n pur ers. A t own i am - o te R ns t P e pla a ion. H o t mill d als n or $300 n woul e f Brookly r ! to o team By m across tw Jess o team rs. Wis t the owne lo i ring A s o b al of NB ki a n f approv nd N s gh o the The ei rou Br l S q the Bo for ooklyn loan u to wait Pap e a rivers ardly ers dis s an h clo h “I c sed e last d he month ings and improvements thereon erected, situate, Kings. ize all of t — fir Organi- Brooklyn to real RATNER’S MONEY PIT Members pers and the st in The B Community Youth er bene- of Comm n at the la rooklyn Pa spect occupants of the liened premises and/or persons , bs, housing and oth set fo unity Bo CB2 C st full board - to his plan , which owns the team jo liv- r a fight ard 2 are hairwoma meeting — thr to build a zation that this project will de m at the boa boa n Shirley that ee towerin basketbal o the deal at a meeting fits e- eeting this rd’s mont rd’s district McCrae an g skyscrap l arena, agreed t ng with Brooklyn’s r Wednesda hly w manager, Ro d the dential and ers and 14 orning putting an end er alo rts board p y over the eeks been p bert Perris, commerci other resi- Friday m tional spo n articip issue o articip had fo Hei al buil e na a ati f ati r 1 ght din to th l on ng 0 s e gs dding war. turn l in ne est Ci in nego ast of in Pro the drawn-out bi a commu gotiation ty Ratne tiations the inter spect

to tz said. C nity s f r ov with Fla sect Study: Arena would arkowi b or a er th For tbus ion lying and being in the New York City, Borough of cited,” said stage,” M enefit ber e agre - h aven of Atla We’re very ex the m A s agre s had n ement. ues. ntic an “ ast week, o tlantic emen ot bee Board d late l T Ya t w n in me Tw Barry Until rds ith form m- o of or parties having or claiming an interest in or a

er spokesman e- / develope participa ed of the those co Ratn also in n s T r Bru tion i chair mmi ues owners were r he con ce Rat n the m woman Trans ttees, t have a few iss Nets e troversy ner. ten eetings ’s portatio he Traf Baum. “We Jersey p stems ded by , which n and fic and it s with New a CB2 le from a the cha were a dr Land think otiation P ade ctio irpe lso a afte Use out, but we g rship to ns take 6 a rsons o t- d resolu com to work loper Jon n quash n by nd 8, u f comm tions, mittees deve y ind mo nti un on , ew York eal estate l epend tions d l it was ity boa spec Oct. 1 be great for N r k ent com rafted b reporte rds tively, 9 and O would S. Sen. Jon o mittees y two Three d in Th calling ct. 20, and U. o refr call CB2 e Pap for t re- yn.” Kushner r cost city $1/2-billion ain f ing f com ers. the he b Brookl rom or t mi neg oar at for B “e he tte ot d to Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New re n b e i and g ho had the dorsing oard to any, re s delib ations pull ou t Marty ine (D-N.J.), w e ipati , comm comme erated until a t of gh Presiden Corz h ng in” enting ndatio what, i develo full ac Borou T such on o ns th f pme coun lien upon the liened premises, if the aforesaid n r w e n ti has been nd-highest bid. Yards project on our delicate city ber egotiations partic- ith respect board sho t is provide ng of the Markowitz, who seco his By Deborah Kolben s have not b because boa to the CB uld make ner, for fe d to the bo profes- e fought hard to keep t Junior’s and een inform rd mem- the develo A, a contra ar of appea ard by Ra reaming of bringing “H d nd jacket at The Brooklyn Papers and state finances,” the report reads. did not wa ed of the pr per and the ct between on beh ring to end t- d oklyn New Jersey,” sai n a fedora a p nt to ap- oject details ing man communit alf of the co orse the pro nal sports back to Bro team in Ratner tries o he Nets. In addition to their independent ear to be dates, amo y outlining pate mmunity ject sio t for pokesman Michael loper Bruce to purchase t An economic analysis re- supporting ng other c hir- d in the CB by having p r since the Dodgers lef Kushner s Deve ns in October analysis, Peebles said that he and the proje oncerns, w A negotiati artici- P eve d by the cing pla ct wit ith re- ons. L - playe oun leased this week blasted de- hou York, Section, Block and Lot: -4323-13 ecstat “He ann t a L 57, was rner. hen See ornia in 19 Tu w Kim consulted independent think thorou SHUT s Calif ge 5 gh re UP! r et- ER on pa view. on page e of “n TN eloper Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic 2 individual defendants are living, and if any or all prospect e RA n bout the Se tanks, professors and non-profits “T t ic and ic a hose r f Atlant resol a ersction o .” Yards arena and high-rise plan utions P e int the Nets for their study. sh near th klyn. ting ould b y o build Broo e bro r uld like t move to ught b h tner wo plans to as a money loser that would Ratner purchased the New Jer- fo e-

e na Bruce Ra ts, which he re the fu G e sign for an are New Jersey N ll board,” k Gehry’s de ed the NBA’s cost the state and city more Mango / Greg sey Nets this year and, pending ap- said Do Architect Fran atner purchas rris Gain Approximate amount of lien $183,377.00 plus his week, R than half-a-billion dollars. proval of the NBA, plans to move Go es ush avenues. T lomb, who E Flatb sits o of said individual defendants be dead, their heirs n A “Make no mistake, this proj- them to Brooklyn. He has main- the R e Land U T k se c H

la ect from Forest City Ratner will tained that the project would use om- mi tt T g in ee. O B in be using taxpayer money, and almost no public money because it “A R s lot o f U is time an C loads of it,” said Gustav Peebles, would be financed largely by the w d Fa E m or c n k and ene ts a rgy w sh e interest and costs. Premises will be sold subject M of Fort Greene, a Columbia Uni- tax revenue it would generate. into nt ow

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thored the report with Jung Kim, Bruce Ratner alysis, estimated that Atlantic id. By ess l 0 “ Je a 6, 20 We ss W n arch ex isl d ll Paper • Saturday, M pected th oski inton Hi No. 9 BWN an urban planner. Yards would cost taxpayers at reso e The Brook reene-Cl N • Vol. 27, ber of Develop–Don’t Destroy lutions wo lyn Papers nd Fort G O BROOKLY Peebles said he felt compelled $449 million. Pressed by a coun- b uld be a s including G rought bef O Paper ns • 16 page to undertake the study after a Brooklyn, a group opposed to the cilwoman at a public hearing the ore the fu Despite b E to provisions of filed Judgment Index #25188/03. , DUMB er Publicatio board ll oasts by XCL n News Brooklyn Pap Prospect Heights project, Peebles . In effe dev Atlantic Y USIV ntow © 2004 Mango / Greg sports economist commissioned day the Zimbalist study was re- ct, if eloper ards E administrators, trustees, committees, devisees, r, Dow ers.com • they’r Bruce Ra ‘ ill Pape .BrooklynPap this week charged sports econo- e not, they pu tner that h ble H 0 • www by Ratner claimed the $2.5 bil- leased in May, Forest City Ratner ’re just n rchase e has ob -935 b a d an vel s-C 834 ein l ov op rden one 718- g toss l erwhel er to bu rroll Ga 11201. Ph mist Andrew Zimbalist based his Vice President James Stuckey ac- ed out. A a of ming maj ild over Ca yn NY lion Atlantic Yards project ll C the ority o roug l p f ncluding ite 624, Brook our time rivate pro rail stora hly 11 acre I Street, Su Ratner-commissioned Atlantic and ef m perty ne ge yard s hington would put $800 million into city knowledged that the public’s price forts o build eded re s in th Was w T a b to ma e ar Inc, 55 ill ha aske ining ea. T / ooklyn Papers t Publications Yards report on faulty assumptions tag for Atlantic Yards would be in ve been to ball arena 13 acres i he aper and state coffers. sse e a and n th P d l n — e ROBERT L. HOWE, Referee. Steven J. Baum, yn d of p by Brookl out as w i apartme fice which i roject s rday ell. F nt t s bo ite ery Satu and “misleading” figures. the hundreds of millions. ” owers unded hed ev The Peebles and Kim report s in P an by D is The Br r H d legatees, and assignees, lienors, creditors and Publ Th eights rospect Flatb ean St e com e , The B ush, Atl reet concludes that the project will “By reanalyzing the data and the AForest City Ratner spokes- mittee p rooklyn antic an we s a lear Papers avenues d Vand re g P ned has — erbi iven the that se are o lt be a net loss to taxpayers — to assumptions, we come to much man declined to comment for this task o n veral o str ccupied f y f th eets b discuss l prope e large and pr y city more negative conclusions regard- article. ing a k rty owne st ivately o the tune of $506 million. bare- o rs there At wned b bo o have lantic uildin nes draf r agreed t not yet Yards w gs. Mermaids on parade ing the impact of the entire 17 high- In addition to the Frank Gehry- t out B o sel oul An anthropologist who studies line of l. velop d be a m P. C., Attorney for Plaintiff, P.O. Box 1291, Buffalo, the b e ment of ega-de enefits a h The 17 high - Bunny Love (right) hangs with Venus the Fiji Mermaid during the annual costume parade in Coney Island on Sunday.See story on page 5. economic history and is a mem- rise and arena Brooklyn Atlantic See RATNER on page 4 greement, T Metropoli fice tow -rises, the ta successors in interest of them and generally all or CBA A tan Tran er as hig llest of- At Confident K-9 Education, you and your companion , after uthorit sportati h as 62 s it was Bruce y is negotia on a 19,000-se tories, as we Ratner Ratner’ ting the sa at arena for ll as s company, le to ball team a his Nets bas of air Forest City nd 4,500 uni ket- rights that Ratner, Ratner h ts of housing would allow as repeatedl . the de- y claimed to NY 14240-1291. Dated: 9/28/2005. See FA have ’ CTS on page 6 persons having or claiming under, by, through, or fight ark b ll will receive the best guidance and education available n, they vow to against the said defendants named as a class, of BP40-43 la y P per Pub Pa licat pe n ions In r, Fo y c, 55 W rt Gr l as ee k hington ne-C o Street, linto o Suite 62 n Hil r 4, B l Pa B rooklyn N per EMINENT DOOM Y

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Pape Or S g i n G ly a d Brook NOT JUST NETS S nizat e by ARENA TO OLYMPICS ion day E s r atu T fo t ry S D wo b r R e o r d ev org th efo a he BROOKLYN A a s rm ublis in the Olympic bid, but Borough President niz upp N c P NEW R By Deborah Kolben atio ort ow k T ns th ) th e F — THE at or w t G wi hav est hic o N th Fo e be they City h I Marty Markowitz said the move was a res en are R R D The Brooklyn Papers t City meet alrea atner at IL Rat ing dy p plan ner rov — n U mu offi ic idin say e B great boost for the borough. nity cials es fo g to r be ove r w the S NBA SET TO OK RATNER’S DEAL FOR NETS: P. 4 ne r hi de b L fits a co ch t vel answer the Amended Complaint in this action, L Mayor Michael Bloomberg this a m he op u E gree - y co er se c T “Who would have dreamed, even 10 Y men co uld rv- k ards t tie mmu later s R m d n b E ay b to A ity g e hir N week officially linked the proposed e rewa tlantic atewa ed, ac T new waterfront development in Williams- ple from their homes. It will bring some the Nets arena — as well as the proposed the games will leave for our city.” years ago, that Brooklyn would be consid- rde ys to ting A k d wi Ra job as R etbal th jo tner s an l are bs i pla d ho DOROLYNE FORDE, Petitioner/Wife And RON E Atlantic Yards basketball arena to na f th ns usi C burg from a proposed site in Queens. unwelcome attention,” said Brian Hatch, a Jets stadium on the West Side of Manhat- Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff, a driving ered to host the gymnastic competition, one , offic e bas to b ng. U e sky - ac uild E R hig scra res o Atlan IV B h-ri per a f pu tic Y S New York City’s 2012 Olympic bid. se pla nd ap blic a ard XCLU In the wake of the mayor’s announce- transportation consultant who was Salt tan — are veiled attempts to push through force behind the Olympic bid and the $5 of the Olympics’ most popular sports,” said n gains gov artment Dea nd private s on 24 E In announcing the city’s final Olympic ment, an analyst versed in Olympic politics Lake City’s deputy mayor in 2002, when large-scale development projects. billion West Side project, has hinted since Markowitz, who also praised the inclusion Memb ernment ap n Street an property bo ers of both provals. bilt d Flatbush, unded by venue plan Thursday afternoon, Bloom- said that while inclusion of the Atlantic the Olympic Games were played there. In fact, a press released issue by January that the proposed 800,000-square- of a Williamsburg waterfront facility. for Inno BUILD (B avenues in Atlantic an vative Loca rooklyn Un J Prospect H d Vander- and to serve a copy of your Answer, or, if the l i a e berg declared that all gymnastics competi- Yards arena will allow developer Bruce Hatch, who runs a Web site tracking the Bloomberg on Thursday said the city in- foot, 19,000-seat Brooklyn arena — part of New York is competing with London, York cha Developme ted mes Stucke ights. pter of ACO nt) and the est y, executive A tions would take place at the yet-to-be ap- Ratner to “wrap his venue in the Olympic city’s 2012 bid for the Olympics, calls the tended to do just that. Ratner’s proposed $2.5 billion residential Paris, Moscow and Madrid to host the RN (Allia New City Ratner vice presid nce of C , announ ent of F M. CARPENTER, Respondent/Husband. NOTICE N proved, highly contentious Atlantic Yards om No ced or- E flag,” it will also bring international scruti- city’s plan “too costly, too complicated, too The Olympics plan will “help us expe- and commercial buildup east of the junc- 2012 summer games. mu- v. 29 that at a publ R he hoped t ic meeting A arena, instead of at Madison Square Gar- ny to the already controversial plan. congested and too controversial to win.” dite recreational and infrastructure proj- tion of Flatbush and Atlantic avenues, This week’s changes will be submitted o bring AC on comm ORN K den as previously announced. “Now it’s an international issue, and “This hurts the bid by adding contro- ects citywide,” Bloomberg said. It will would be included in the Olympic Games. to the International Olympic Committee unity’s spo on as the C Depa nsor once t A The plan also calls for moving all people will be looking if the Olympics versy. They don’t need all these arenas,” both “strengthen our bid for the Olympic Opponents of the arena decried the by Nov. 15. The IOC will make its final rtment of he city tion Housing P Amended Complaint is not served with this B swimming and diving competitions to a should be responsible for displacing peo- said Hatch, who believes the inclusion of Games in 2012, and enrich the legacy that mayor’s inclusion of the proposed arena decision on July 6, 2005. and rese A Developm rva- T ed h ent (HPD is com ) grant- c pany tax a OF PUBLICATION. YOU, RON M. CARPENTER M o ba , nnect teme e Confident K-9 Education I d to nts n the cons K fo truc e rd ti L able h on of i ousin af- zm b g TA r on th bi e a C sit e r arol . A n A y b a ra i m s P t , a s n o H n A wo PD h Kolbe man, said h spokes- Supplemental Summons, to serve a Notice of er agenc community y requires a sponsor in where dev any cases are hereby notified to file your answer to the K w get $16M l 718-704-6821 Appearance on the Plaintiffs’ Attorneys within Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the NOT JUST NETS twenty (20) days after the service of this BROOKLYN THE NEW Clerk of the Court and mail a copy to the www.confidentk9education.com Supplemental Summons, exclusive of the day of Petitioner’s Attorney, RALPH S. FRANCOIS ESQ., service, where service is made by delivery upon 108 South Miami Ave., Suite 306, Miami, FL you personally within the State, or within thirty 33130 on or before the 26th day of October, PLUS – Honorable Mention for Community Service (30) days after completion of service where serv- Your dog’s behavioral success depends on you... 2005; or this Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, ice is made in any other manner, and in case of filed against you, will be taken as confessed. “for staying the course when all around you have a different agenda” Train them now / don’t blame them later! your failure to appear or answer, judgment will Dated this 28 of September, 2005. CLERK OF be taken against you by default for the relief CIRCUIT COURT, VERA BROWN. demanded in the Amended Complaint. 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IN Bratsk, Russia. My date of birth is: November 7, 07306, the below described motor vehicles bring you home • Purchases and Refinances Brooklyn, NY 11201. On December 1, 2005 BP42 Notice is hereby given that a license, number 1973. which came into possession of the Logan Auto, WITNESS WHEREOF, this certificate has been at 3:00 PM, Premises known as 686 BP42 • 1-4 Family Houses 1170179 for Beer & Wine, has been applied for Inc. through abandonment or failure of owners to Notice is hereby given that an Order entered by subscribed this 15th day of August, 2005, by the Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208, ALL by the undersigned to sell Beer & Wine at retail Notice is hereby given that an Order entered by claim same. 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George Cardona - Cell: (917) 816-2804 • Extremely Competitive Rates Brooklyn, NY 11212 for on-premises consump- UATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE BOR- N500919/2005, a copy of which may be exam- Inc., 138 Logan Ave., Pat Del Guidice, President. ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at CIVIL Organizer. ined at the Office of the Clerk, located at CIVIL E-Fax: (646) 792-4847 BP42-47 tion. OUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY; OF BP42-44 COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Livingston Street, BP41-42 KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Livingston Street, Email: [email protected] Brooklyn, New York 11201, in room 007, grants Notice is hereby given that a license, number Block 4080 Lot 31, As more particularly Brooklyn, New York 11201, in room 007, grants Notice is hereby given that a license, number Notice of Formation of EAST COAST ALIENS, me rights to: Assume the name of: Brian 1170042 for Restaurant Wine has been applied described in the judgment of foreclosure and me rights to: Assume the name of: Michael 1170631 for Beer has been applied for by the LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY sale. Sold subject to all of the terms and con- undersigned to sell Beer and Wine at retail in a Camano. My present name is: Brian Mendez for by the undersigned to sell restaurant wine at (SSNY) on 9/1/05. Office location: Kings County. Mishiyev. My present name is: Mishel Mishiyev. ditions contained in said judgment and terms Camano. 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