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He said the plan would in- Stevedoring, which holds a lease The Port Authority of New vestigate commercial, cultural, into 2004 on piers 6 through 11, York and New Jersey will recreational, maritime and resi- is actively seeking to expand soon be deliberating plans dential uses on the piers. shipping operations and maintain that stand to radically trans- As the Port Authority selects a the waterfront’s current maritime form Brooklyn’s waterfront. planning team in 2003 there ap- functions. The agency is courting con- pears to be no shortage of interest “The consultant will look at a sultants through a joint request- in the piers from both the public whole range of possible uses,” for-proposals (RFP) with the and private sectors. Coleman said. city’s Economic Development Carnival Cruise Lines is re- Among those who have a per- Corporation to investigate the portedly negotiating with the sonal stake in the piers are the “best possible uses” for piers 6 Port Authority for Pier 7 [see sto- Brooklyn Bridge Park planners, through 12 on the waterfront be- ry below]; the Brooklyn Bridge who drew Pier 6 into their Illus- tween Atlantic Avenue in Brook- Park Development Corporation trative Master Plan. lyn Heights and Pioneer Street in continues to lobby for Pier 6’s in- “They’re going to take a good Red Hook. clusion in the commercial and hard look at the piers, which is “That plan will be used to help recreational development that good,” said Jim Moogan, the ex- the Port Authority determine now is planned for the waterfront ecutive director of the Brooklyn what the highest and best use of between Jay Street near the Man- Bridge Park Development Cor- poration. Confident that the studies would favor Pier 6’s inclusion in the waterfront development, he added, “And we think the best use for the piers is recreational and park use.” Pier 6 is sought by the park planners to direct pedestrian traf- Carnival fic off Joralemon Street and make the wider, more commercial strip of Atlantic Avenue the primary access point to the southern end of the park. Coleman said the Port Author- ity would seek to have a plan in at Pier 7? place before American Stevedor- ing’s lease expires in 2004, to de- Flame on! termine whether a renewal of the lease was in “the region’s best interest.” Rob Maloney, of East Bridgewater, Mass., practices breathing fire during class last week at Sideshow School in Coney Island. The school pro- Meanwhile, the plan is of con- vides a rare chance for aspiring fire-eaters, sword-swallowers and human blockheads to learn their trade. See story page 8. AP / Suzanne Plunkett siderable concern to American Stevedoring, which holds a lease on all but one of the piers to be studied. “No other terminal in the port has ever gone out for an RFP,” protested Kevin Catucci, Ameri- can Stevedoring’s executive vice EPA blows off Brooklyn president. Catucci said he has been urg- ing the Port Authority and the EDC to bring Phoenix Distribu- Borough not included in 9-11 home testing tion — the primary warehouse, distribution and sales company in By Patrick Gallahue Joel Kupferman, counsel to the New York City for Heineken, Carnival Cruise lines could make Pier 7 in Brooklyn one of their The Brooklyn Papers Uniformed Firefighter’s Association Guinness and Miller beer prod- and executive director of the New ports of call. Carnival Cruise Lines ucts — to Pier 12 at the foot of The U.S. Environmental York Environmental Law and Justice Pioneer Street from Long Island Protection Agency’s deadline Project, said, “We know that the stuff By Patrick Gallahue According to Crain’s New City, Queens. for registering homes for 9-11- The Brooklyn Papers York Business, the company is Phoenix Beverage Corporation not only went over the East River related testing and cleanup has but got convoyed to Brooklyn.” Kathie Lee’s favorite cruise currently seeking incentives to currently warehouses beer in Port come and gone, leaving some develop the pier. Elizabeth New Jersey, then ships Trucks carting debris from line may drop anchor at Pier “While we can’t confirm or Brooklyn officials seething that Ground Zero to the Fresh Kills products to Long Island City, the borough, over which much 7. deny the information you are Queens, by truck for distribution Landfill traveled through the Brook- The parent company of Carni- asking, we can only tell you that to local stores, Catucci said. of the World Trade Center lyn-Battery Tunnel releasing the tox- val Cruise Lines, for which Ms. Carnival is constantly talking to American Stevedoring would smoke and ash was blown and ic dust into the communities of Red Gifford famously sang “If They various entities about port devel- be able to assist the company in through which large amounts of Hook and Sunset Park, he said. Could See Me Now” in commer- opment,” said Jennifer de la its waterfront operations and be- smoldering Ground Zero debris Kupferman added that Engine Com- cials, is reportedly negotiating Cruz, a Carnival Corporation cause beer could be shipped to was carted, was never included pany 279 and Ladder Company 131, with city and state officials about spokeswoman. Pier 12 by water, should the com- in the testing and remediation at 252 Lorraine St. in Red Hook, was turning the pier, just north of One of the largest cruise ship pany be granted a lease, Catucci parameters. called to put out smoldering debris Congress Street in the Columbia fleets in the nation, Carnival cur- said it would relieve city roads of On Friday, activists, elected offi- that flew off the trucks. Street Waterfront District, into a rently sets sail from Manhattan’s 16 million highway miles a year cials and Lower Manhattan resi- “The steel was still very hot and $120 million cruise ship terminal Hudson River piers from spring traveled by delivery trucks. dents, lashed out at the EPA, calling was being transported through the and parking garage. See CARNIVAL on page 4 See WATERFRONT on page 4 on the agency to extend the deadline Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel and past and include Brooklyn in the study the firehouse,” said a firefighter from area. The deadline day was Saturday, Engine 279, who spoke on condition Dec. 28, and the EPA said it would of anonymity. “Sometimes there was not extend that cutoff. paper or other stuff which could start Last summer, NASA released a a fire.” space station photograph taken on Furious that Brooklyn was not in- Sept. 11, 2001 that showed the dust cluded in the test area, Kupferman and smoke plume from Ground Zero said, “Brooklyn is totally getting Port Authority cutting a path across the East River, shortchanged.” enveloping most of Brooklyn The protest on Friday was organ- Heights and Downtown Brooklyn ized by a group called 9/11 Environ- and then proceeding south by south- mental Action outside the EPA’s east over Cobble Hill and Carroll Lower Manhattan headquarters and rejects Sun Park Gardens, Park Slope, Prospect Park, included Kupferman, Lower Man- Kensington, Midwood and then hattan Councilman Alan Gerson, for- down over Sheepshead Bay and mer Councilwoman Kathryn Freed, The plume of smoke from the attack on the World Trade Center floats Brighton Beach. See SMOKE on page 2 across the center of Brooklyn on Sept. 11, 2001. NASA D’town banks robbed again By Patrick Gallahue On Thursday, Dec. 26 at around Place and St. Felix Street, and passed latest pair of robberies, which feature The Brooklyn Papers 11:25 am, a man entered an HSBC the teller a note demanding cash similar characteristics to others in the Bank on Fulton Street, at Red Hook while simulating a gun. That suspect recent spate of bank holdups, were re- Another pair of bank rob- Lane, and passed the teller a note de- also took off with an undisclosed lated to the earlier robberies. beries hit Downtown Brooklyn manding money. sum of money. On Dec. 16, a man entered an and Brooklyn Heights this week, The bandit then fled with an This time the suspect was de- HSBC Bank on Montague Street, be- undisclosed amount of cash. scribed as a black male in his 40s. Bush Terminal at 50th Street and First Avenue in Sunset Park The Brooklyn Papers / Tom Callan bringing the total number of tween Clinton and Court streets, dis- financial institution holdups in Police described the suspect as a There were no injuries in either in- black male in his 50s. cident, and a spokeswoman for HSBC played a gun and told the teller, “Give By Patrick Gallahue allocated through the city’s Eco- span from 42nd Street to 50th the area for December to at least me all your money or I will kill you.” The Brooklyn Papers nomic Development Corporation Street along the waterfront, The next day, at around 1:50 pm, a referred all questions to police, who to develop a waterside prome- Laufer said, and similar to six, three of which occurred on man entered another HSBC Bank, on would not discuss the contents of the The employee handed over more Activists in pursuit of a nade in Sunset Park. Though Brooklyn Bridge Park, between Montague Street. Hanson Place, between Ashland notes. They could not say whether the See HEISTS on page 3 waterfront esplanade in Laufer said CB7 was seeking a Jay and Joralemon streets, would Sunset Park will have to wait funding stream in the area of $50 feature some commercial entities a whole lot longer for their million, the actual request did not to sustain the park’s mainte- vision to materialize as the include a dollar figure. nance. Port Authority has rebuffed a The Port Authority did not re- In addition to an ice-skating $50 million request for fund- turn calls by press time. rink, boat launch and catering Although disappointed, Laufer hall, Laufer said the park would DA aide in gun-in-bar inquest ing of such a park, which was host walkways, playgrounds and endorsed by community remained optimistic that the park would become a reality. a natural forested area. leaders and elected officials. Creating the park, which would By Patrick Gallahue Street in Downtown Brooklyn. and Joralemon streets just a couple the office of Staten Island District “We’re hopeful that the money of blocks from Brooklyn Supreme Attorney William Murphy investi- Jeremy Laufer, district manag- will come through eventually,” extend around the South Brook- The Brooklyn Papers The incident occurred on Dec. 20 Court, is popular among lawyers, gates the case to avoid a conflict of er of Community Board 7, said Laufer said. “There are other lyn Marine Terminal, remains an An investigator for Brooklyn while the veteran investigator, court employees and law enforce- interest. the board office received a letter places for us to go and we’ll be essential part of the nine princi- District Attorney Charles Hynes Diego Rivera, 35, was drinking with several co-workers in the wee hours ment. “Basically, we are conducting an from the agency over a month ago working with the EDC to see ples agreed to more than two has been suspended and faces notifying them of the rejection. years ago by a bevy of elected of- of a Thursday night turned Friday Hynes’ office was tight-lipped investigation into allegations of Mr. how we can find the resources criminal charges after allegedly “They had said they could not that might be available for con- ficials including then-Borough morning. Rivera brandished his about the investigation ad would Rivera,” said Arnie Berliner, execu- commit those funds at this time,” structing the park.” President Howard Golden, Rep. pulling a gun on co-workers Glock 9-mm and threatened several only tell The Brooklyn Papers that tive assistant district attorney of Laufer said. The EDC declined to comment Nydia Velazquez, Rep. Jerrold while they were out having of his co-workers with the gun, Rivera had been suspended. Rivera, Richmond County. The community board had on the Port Authority’s rejection. Nadler, state Sen. Martin Connor, after-work drinks at O’Keefe’s sources told the Daily News. a seven-year veteran of Hynes’ staff, He declined to discuss the details been lobbying to have funding The park is roughly planned to See TERMINAL on page 7 Bar and Restaurant on Court O’Keefe’s, between Livingston is on suspension without pay while See GUNPLAY on page 7 2 DTG, PSG THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM January 6, 2003 Japanese Style By appt only Hair Straightening Permanent - 8 months ‘Subway’stop-work order TAN While you wait! velopment Corporation. 3 tans for $21 One Stop By Patrick Gallahue One month The Brooklyn Papers The LDC and local realtors unlimited $60 prepared a lease rider, which is 3 mos. $150 Hair Care BEFORE AFTER 1 yr. $450 A Subway is stalled on given to landlords on the avenue Atlantic Avenue. MASSAGE and more to avoid building violations. But FUN $10 for 10 mins. 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Martin Con- future tests. initial dust cloud were exposed not contained within Canal CLOSED: FRI & SAT nor, and residents of the com- “The cleaning and testing pro- to elevated levels of contami- Street.” Nadler’s district, which munities surrounding Ground gram is in Lower Manhattan,” she nants, although probably not includes portions of Bath Beach Zero, who complained that said. “And I want to emphasize enough to cause chronic health and Bensonhurst, stretches EPA’s outreach and testing was our results are very reassuring. We problems in healthy adults. through Borough Park and the insufficient. are finding that very, very few of The EPA acknowledged that Sunset Park-Red Hook water- venue Bonnie Bellow, a spokes- the apartments that we have the first air tests were conducted front and includes Lower Man- woman for the EPA, said the cleaned and tested are exceeding on Sept. 14, so no conclusions hattan and Manhattan’s west agency sent out mailings to our very stringent levels.” could be made about the effects side. th 38,000 Lower Manhattan ad- A report on the EPA’s respi- of the initial dust cloud, or what State Sen. Connor sent a let- dresses, posted fliers advertising ratory toxicology studies that was released in the following ter, dated Dec. 23, 2002, to EPA the program outside delis and exposed mice to dust from three days. Administrator Christine Todd rt Whitman, which read: “Pho- Supplies subways, and also hosted many Ground Zero indicate that par- That draft report will now be meetings with tenant groups. ticulate matter samples were reviewed by a panel of scientif- tographs of the plume from the She added that Lower Man- mostly composed of calcium- ic experts over the next 60 days. collapse of the WTC show that A 376 hattan would remain the litmus containing compounds derived The EPA’s figures, however, parts of Brooklyn, also in my test to see if other areas like from crushed concrete and oth- have not quelled the calls from district, were heavily impacted. Supplies7 for elected officials to broaden the Indeed, the [incidence] of respi- Brooklyn need to be included in er building materials. It also 7th Ave. ratory incidents now being the Fine Artist, (bet. 11th & 12th Sts) the studies. The agency, Bellow suggests that high levels of ex- study area. said, is working under the belief “The EPA continues to oper- recorded there give empirical Graphic Artist, posure to the dust would cause that Lower Manhattan was the short-term respiratory effects, ate under what can best be de- evidence that there were, and Student 369-4969 most affected area, and there- such as inflammation or cough, scribed a science fiction tale remain, very real health prob- and Children fore, if the communities sur- but that there were few long- that Lower Manhattan south of lems from the WTC attack that rounding Ground Zero did not term risks to healthy adults. Canal Street has some sort of are not being addressed. “These parts of Brooklyn that the plume affected must also be made eligible for the cleanup. 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By Larry McShane mayhem against myself for To Robbins, 44, the school nails — “Bring it on,” he says sit side by side after the ses- merits of kerosene vs. unleaded Associated Press fun … and maybe, for profit.”’ is a way of keeping their work cheerily when a second board sion. Rob Maloney, 21, of East gasoline as student Maloney Who doesn’t? Ladies and alive. The Coney Island opera- is placed face-down on his tor- Bridgewater, Mass., sips a dipped his torches in a green Adam Rinn was stump- gentlemen, step right into our tion bills itself — with perhaps so, threatening his safety from soda chaser after swilling the thermos marked “Toxic.” ed by his homework. Sit- classroom and you’ll see ... a touch of traditional barker’s above and below. lamp oil. Ed Messenger, a fel- Robbins later stresses the ting before class with his •The amazing Long Island bluster — as the last of the Rinn has already set the tip low New Englander, is asked if importance of keeping your teacher, Rinn explained his man, who once gagged while old-school sideshows. of his tongue aflame. He’s the lamp oil is poisonous. swallowing swords clean: frustration. getting a throat culture, inhal- “The last great sideshow blown fireballs by spewing “Well,” he reflects, “techni- “Gastric juices, mucous and “The smaller nails go all the ing a coat hanger! generation is rapidly leaving lamp oil into an open flame. cally, yes.” saliva will corrode your way in my nose,” said Rinn, •The astounding Massachu- us,” Robbins says. “We just And he’s swallowed that coat- The beginner’s class, with a sword.” hefting a large, pointy spike in setts haunted house worker, at kind of need to pass this on, to hanger, twisted up into an 18- tuition of $600, is only the sec- In his pre-class session, one hand as his instructor nod- great risk to his goatee, blow- keep it going.” inch approximation of a sword ond session of Sideshow Robbins — after pounding a ded patiently. “But the larger ing an enormous fireball!! To student Rinn, the school — not an illusion, but the real School, following one last nail up his own nose — chat- ones — no.” •The astonishing instructor, is an opportunity to pick up thing. spring. ted with Rinn about his nail- It’s time for a little remedial lecturing from a bed of nails, some strange new skills. Not everything runs so Each student must sign a nose problem. Robbins also work here at the Sideshow and supporting the weight of Dressed in a red shirt, black smoothly. During the fireball “hold harmless agreement” — provided a warning for the School, an extraordinarily rare five students!!! vest and pork pie hat, he al- demonstration, Robbins nearly basically a legal form guaran- would-be sideshow artist. chance for aspiring fire-eaters, No, this ain’t the Ivy ready has the carny look down. took a blast of fire in his face teeing no lawsuits if anything “There’s this thing called sword-swallowers and human League. And you don’t need a By the end of the day, the when the wind whipped up off goes awry with a sword or a ‘blockhead-itis,”’ Robbins blockheads to learn the disap- good SAT score to matriculate fifth of six four-hour sessions Surf Avenue. torch. said, a smile creasing his face. pearing tricks of the venerable here, where the teacher stands over two weekends, Rinn “I’m all right,” he says, None hesitated. “You start looking at things trade. onstage and the students sit on could be class valedictorian. checking his glasses for burns. During the fire-eating session, and wondering, ‘Can I get that Harley Newman demonstrates fire eating during class at A half-dozen students, in- wooden bleachers. He has mastered the bed of Two other fireball students Robbins discusses the relative up my nose?”’ Sideshow School in Coney Island. Associated Press / Suzane Plunkett structed by 30-year sideshow Robbins looks quite profes- veteran Todd Robbins, gath- sorial in his blue shirt, black ered in a dimly lighted room jeans and glasses until he pulls for the session in Coney Is- a two-foot sword from his land. throat, inspects the steel as if Each summer, the building reading a thermometer, and houses the freaks and oddities announces, “My fever’s gone of the acclaimed Sideshow by down.” Black Cowboys bring Wild West East the Seashore; in the off-sea- Robbins’ resume includes son, it doubles as a learning performances at the Kennedy Associated Press Better yet, how many Goth- history — especially the black The federation members “When they see us in the day forward, it left such an im- annex. The four men and two Center and Carnegie Hall, No need to tell Jessie Wise amites call themselves cow- influence in the Old West. roam through the city, teaching neighborhood, when they see us pression upon me that I just boys? “The community loves us,” children how to ride, care for with the horses, they see some- knew I was going to have a life women were brought together along with spots on Letterman that his wardrobe isn’t in by an uncommon goal. and Leno. He learned his skills Wise can, and does. He’s a said Wise, 62, who sports a and handle horses. They’ve ap- thing different than the [stuff] that in some way was going to “These are people who de- “through the kindness of old style here. How many New founding member of Brook- Western-style handlebar mus- peared at major events, includ- they see in the streets,” said interact with a horse as well as cide, ‘I want to learn how to performers,” he recalls wist- Yorkers wear a black felt lyn’s Federation of Black Cow- tache and runs a construction ing the Macy’s Thanksgiving Leonard Holmes, 60, a Depart- law enforcement,” said Small, eat fire,”’ Robbins said. “‘I fully. “Most of them no longer cowboy hat, pointy-toed boots boys, whose purpose is to intro- company. “There’s nothing like Day Parade, as well as fairs, ment of Corrections officer. 57, a Queens court officer. want to learn how to inflict with us.” and a white bandanna? duce city children to horses and the cowboys riding into town.” picnics and schools. Borough President Marty Inspired, Small began study- Markowitz praised the Black ing the history of America’s Cowboys’ work in the com- black cowboys. Today, he’s an munity. expert, dispensing information “Brooklyn has the best cow- on black Americans who headed boys east and west of the Mis- west during the cattle industry sissippi,” Markowitz said. boom of the late 1800s. Where do you find the best hospitals? “They represent another part of “We let the kids know that the rich diversity of Brooklyn.” we didn’t just start involving The federation was formed ourselves with this because we in 1994 to promote the history knew about Hopalong Cassidy of black cowboys, whose con- or Roy Rogers or so forth,” tribution to western lore has Small said. “We were those Brooklyn… of course! been obscured by more herald- cowboys.” ed frontier figures, from gun- Phil Roberts, a University slinging lawman Wyatt Earp to of Wyoming history professor, prairie pundit Will Rogers. says black cowboys became At its Cedar Lane stables — common after the Civil War, located on 25 acres of city- and some figured prominently owned property in Howard in the Old West as rodeo cow- Beach, Queens — the group boys or as members of all- hosts parties, field trips and an black cavalry units known as annual “Rodeo Showdeo” fes- “Buffalo Soldiers.” tival, featuring skits, demon- Back east, though, their leg- strations and bronco-riding. acy remains largely unknown. The federation has no offi- “People had their image of cial dress code, but its mem- what a cowboy was,” Roberts bers look the part in tight said. “A lot of it was perpetuat- jeans, leather belts, boots and ed by the media presentations wide-brimmed hats. of the cowboys in fiction and Many of the group’s 40 old Westerns. And because of members are native Southerners the tenoe of the times, African- who grew up around horses. Americans were left out. As a Others are New Yorkers raised result, reality was distorted.” on Western films and cowboy Thus the mission of the ur- legends, and teenagers who first ban cowboys, clopping through learned about horses from the mean streets, recreating an era Black Cowboys themselves. of gun-toting heroes, and edu- Warren Small, another cating children on the role of founding member, who acts as black Americans in the expan- federation spokesman, grew sion of the West. up in New York but spent “I always wanted to be a summers in North Carolina cowboy,” said Don Rouse, 48, among tobacco crops, horses of Queens, a retired correction and mules. One of his early officer and founding member memories is of a mounted city of the federation. “People said, cop who gave him a ride ‘You’re crazy. There are no through Harlem. cowboys in New York.’ We’ve “You might say from that made them out to be liars.

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A u h e se ft e in the Senat ment for the Aging to relocate makeshi shrine has been a d me. il ace ly as r r ce o fier l y ’ ity as e for c l m f the t o c p the n da- l ry men s ina com l w t m e h r a i new n et s i preli o t a U i Giuliani k a r ‘ d and a . d L e former r h r assembled at the corne of 77t n Manhattan g t a o of i C der oyal Or 2nd istrict seat. s e center to the L l 2 d h s D onald’ case t McD was referred to s the recently t o ing ft W w I or redra i f nesday This ed y n W week, r tio Abbate f s ger ith further e essin W ach b s e h M t Rut didate h Presiden can given m W o Boroug the P n i th district, which in- B , the 38 a trict the n ad, at h olonial Ro a C and o Street n s T Y g Moose Lodge on venue ch of- T charged 18th A u i f i wh urt, c n Mental Health Co that o Brookly e den ted t l r buted by Go opportunity Mayo In a letter distri to ask a es Michael l o t in / a c s n D i l ic questio of e ity Council distr a t h C w w ra t h emoc u a the D R ng n 3 a in 1997 after losi ” i p h a s u cludes s rd T Sunset nt G ccide e med Park site of a horrific traffic a i lam r et. h se s and Stre f Albane n at 77th ce, Red berg r fi Bloom was n a of p in n e ign o the d a en- r t amp s c S a their opponent during the Sept. 25 e K s n t d • us. t w Cens e 2000 t n th o e . ed o f s the Rev ba w c o Messinger and p ary t r r Prim o c o me Hook, che i d s r an tes the 33rd a -vo y or rict a dist -f & e of bucks y e ter- Thursday that left a - y - -cen Ba Ridge . a r io rd c e h P n the N ree-term ri- o s s th incumbent ile ty nd Catholic Cha d Gent The ci a R NY t a Ca 1 r h debate, a t t Gentile asked R n early bu why an R r pton, also made har n s Al S o w i r t d e w e g i Amon proposed hanges c is Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, n n w r ; g t d y , a R ent t rd of mental health treatm . B d at the service reco ’s / l intended to in ties, which ns high school freshman dea ng mainta ru u ni the u o stio GOP he s es for que s t Narrows l a n k Gage & Tollner s lde Go i i C ion, e B t st e’s migrat s op i fo southern Park Sl y m ate e- r e run for the D o m ely abortiv . r ultimat . h burg o M s t iam o i Will l r i th Downtown and e Angel E h z t t r se S t o T , ch wi n cer r fi o n o Sen e r, dur- ’s records as a police of enter, howeve I ce c g i ffi m v C ce o ajority o poli m r r g s n, a forme n a . lde i r Go e n u s , ta . o etive and referenced a Albany Vince were so secr Golden Peter Millay, 14, was riding his te o B s t o k o with a piece of northern Sunset f a b b S ic ination for ayor e crat nom m in è mo c ly S g f n ena o e i e Brook t s e h uch a rd Stre l ups s me, on 63 h o . ER orhood gro Ab- Guardian Ho o B t t bate Neighb rging that n n t G York 1 de countered by cha n he was fatally struck m e whe a ew bicycl t N ve h p y ng a li t h ent e in i Daily News article in which Gold- m ict, repre- s str r O P h di T n 9t o 3 o the to T in e b o H Park, e t w at r pa il the n on, ropping out of . n the 2001 electi d t e n r e e g the p i o rk Pa c n c — e Slope th avenues the st a ivic n 12th and 13 e 4 C etwee d T Council b k Ga i bate a A he ew ad e h h Sally Reg de by a B4 bus traveling east on 77th N g t been on-board L with r t a , g Br b said r n u s e l s o l h 2 Albanese wrote: sented by Councilman Bill De- f - ok ate 2n iling to late 2000 after fa t l the race in ition- i p a t C t the part l t agains h d distri h s y e foug t hav r n hu s n i U i w t F n n ows F P e “ my dis- en’s plans for the Narr in gh t 6:15 pm. l e c emo- ey want is Gold Borou n Oct. 17 a t ap e D th t o i h t , e o t ples of t Wha Park Stre l the princi 1 h loyal to 2 r blocks e ciplinary o r records nd n a t s h ct they e t o a l e nt a se- s mou e i ff money to r enough a o i — raise C e r i e . By Police in oklyn ghts l c ope between thre enter , Bro Hei ing of Park Sl rent c d es a- the cur h et W from r C R ia Stre away “ olumb C d. ; the Senior a e I er t the man fl r o ity C cratic Party and I do not mamak efi ethrcisely Cent privately while e e . w r f t them . i e g g n e ng to l Millay N oi a g was T rushed to t Lutheran l & T J o he ou i f n l a w * e n m î hav gone 3-for-3 in catching rious challenge in a crowded and bers. The proposed e R B es l mem ly counci h A ci a y. d cl a a izing him publi e l D ritic c c w y man Medical er Cent V in Sunset t i 6 a Then, last week, Golden an- Park in Ri decision lightly. 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He is P C s Ferre t ernando a d F t Vallone an P t o / Ma i f F ssky retains a good chunk of k o n p ile Ya , att Park’s Angel ian r e rd - mpts k Gua Home, y e ng. f in lyn dining i r dead at 3 am on Friday morni r the k for them. ed by ty Markowi good, lying, o ea a no ea giving the age ers they select to sp “[Golden’s] g ( u was d he and Golden sai , , • r ct or suspe d f t c pline d g I l d almost B e an 4 a e . known for Sa t f a his a y * m war amous ship seasona o r relation e l the North Slope, orth but w n of h that of Cit a Fift s of a bitch! You can put had obtained k A son the l c r su ing r hour one tz fund collision an acci- h he h lba ’s e ruled t C y displaysn Police h c disciplined as he tou a n for g l n o losin s T c hi un o n ’s g in l r a lead time. epartment and po- es enue. f y y the police d r Av 5 with fth r Fi a c e t and east of tt orne ee m R Str 0 . 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NYCTL SINEL, Attys. for Pltf., 7 Penn Plaza, 8th Fl., New at the Office of the Clerk, located at Civil Court, 32 Court St., Suite 1702 Kings County, 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY (718) 855-5344 1996-1 TRUST AND THE BANK OF NEW YORK York, NY. #52243 BP 51-26,3 R26-09 Attorneys Call 1 (866) 316-0158 AS COLLATERAL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN, 11201, in room 007, grants me rights to assume 718-260-9150 Immediate Response! SUPREME COURT – COUNTY OF KINGS. NYCTL R26-01 Plaintiff against WALTER PALOMINO and ELBIO the name of KALIE JOCELYN RAMIREZ. My pres- 1996-1 TRUST AND THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS MATONTE, and all the heirs, next of kin, distribu- ent name is KELLEY JOCELYN RAMIREZ. My pres- SLOPE MUSIC ORGANIZER • Wills & Estates • Planning COLLATERAL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN FOR THE BUSINESS FINANCE CONSULTING tees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, credi- ent address is 3857 Kings Highway, apt 4J, The Law Offices of NYCTL 1996-1 TRUST, Plaintiff against DEBRA A. Making Musicians for 30 Years • Family Law • Real Estate • Landlord 100 LENDERS AND LEASORS COMPETE tors, assignees and successors in interest, of any Brooklyn, NY 11234. My place of birth is Brooklyn, MALLORY, et al Defendant(s). Pursuant to a Most Instruments: Jazz/Voice of the aforesaid defendants at law, next of kin, NY. My date of birth is 7/29/2001. BP01 FOR YOUR BUSINESS! Obtain business Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered herein Jazz • Classical • Folk Mercedes Neira • Tenant • Commercial Litigation distributees, devisees, grantees, trustees, lienors, Professional financing even if you have been turned and dated May 16, 2002, I, the undersigned Referee Notice is hereby given that an order entered by Call for free interview creditors, assignees and successors in interest of • Accidents • Malpractice • Divorce down elsewhere. Access any type of busi- will sell at public auction at the foot of the court- the Civil Court, Kings County, on the 27th day of Charles Sibirsky, Jazz Pianist ************ the aforesaid classes of persons, if they or any of Organizer ness financing or lease - locally, nationally or house steps facing Adams Street, 360 Adams December 2002, bearing the index number Business and Commercial Law them be dead, and their respective husbands, Evenings and home internationally. Take advantage of the best Street, Brooklyn, NY on the 15th day of January, N01055/2002, a copy of which may be examined 271 9th St. wives or widows, if any, all of whom and whose A clutter specialist Family and Matrimonial Law rates and terms in the market. Borrow 2003 at 4:00 PM premises lying and being in the at the Office of the Clerk, located at Civil Court, Msg. 718-768-3804 visits available R26-28 names and places of residence are unknown to Borough of Brooklyn, known and designated at Kings County, 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY R26-31 here to simplify your life! Entertainment and the Arts whether you are a start-up company or a the plaintiff, except as herein stated, et al Block 1619 Lot 26 on the Kings County Tax 11201, in room 007, grants me rights to assume public company. Call Mr. Roth at 718-306- Defendant(s). Pursuant to a Judgment of Criminal Defense Assessment Map. Said premises known as 762A the name of GLORIA DANIELS. My present name State & City Licensed Home & Office PERSONAL INJURY 9110. Mon to Thurs. 10-4. No up front Foreclosure and Sale entered on June 6, 2002. I, GREENE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY. Approximate is GLORIA BLACKWELL a/k/a GLORIA DANIELS. application fee. R26-02 the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction ************ MEDICAL MALPRACTICE amount of lien $70,656.98 plus interest & costs. My present address is 567 East 108 Street, 5A, MATH TEACHER (718) 243-1225 at the “foot” of the Courthouse steps, facing Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed Brooklyn, NY 11236. My place of birth is Queens, GRADES 7-12 R51 26 Court Street, Suite 600 Exclusive Plaintiff’s Practice Adams Street, 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. judgment and terms of sale. Index Number NY. My date of birth is 11/22/1957. BP01 Incl. Pre-Calculus and GED Math Brooklyn, New York 11201 Automobile – Construction – Products on the 3rd day of February, 2003 at 1:00 p.m. 47526/01. JESSE COHEN, ESQ., Referee. Legal Services premises. Beginning at a point on the northerly Emma (718) 531-3960 General Negligence Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP. Attorney(s) for Notice is hereby given that an order entered by the Math A, Course I, II: Regents Telephone: 212-709-8239 side of Liberty Avenue distant 43 feet 9 inches Plaintiff. 90 Merrick Ave., East Meadow, NY 11554. Civil Court, Kings County, on the 23rd day of westerly form the corner formed by the intersec- (*BKLYN PAPE -*) BP49-26,1 December 2002, bearing the index number Preparation Course. PSYCHICS Cell: 917-539-1703 800-675-8556 A & B Corporate tion of the northerly side of Liberty Avenue with Call bet. 9am-2pm. Leave msg. N01050/2002, a copy of which may be examined at GREGORY S. GENNARELLI, ESQ the westerly side of Powell Street, being a plot Notice is hereby given that an order entered by the Office of the Clerk, located at Civil Court, Kings R26-08 email: [email protected] Service, LLC 100 feet by 18 feet 9 inches by 100 feet by 18 the Civil Court, Kings County, on the 23rd day of County, 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Maria’s Palm se habla espanol R26-13 The Woolworth Building feet 9 inches. Said premises known as 139 Liberty 44 Court Street – Suite 918 December 2002, bearing the index number in room 007, grants us rights to: Assume the name 233 Broadway – Suite 950 Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. For information only. N00947/2002, a copy of which may be examined of HANI JAVAD JOUYA. My present name is HANI IMPROVE & Tarot Cards BANKRUPTCY • REAL ESTATE Bklyn, NY 11201 (Block 3677, Lot: 44, Section: 12). Approximate at the Office of the Clerk, located at Civil Court, BILLAH. 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FREE CONSULTATION Ingersoll, Professional Corporation, Attorney(s) present address is 119 Shepherd Avenue, Brooklyn, is 137 Bay 41 Street FL-2, Brooklyn, NY 11214. My for Plaintiff, 140 Broadway, 35th Floor, New York, NY 11208. My place of birth is Dominican place of birth is Brooklyn, NY. My date of birth is Bob Blumenthal (718) 621-5616 BROOKLYN: 111 Livingston Street 917-648-6303 N.Y. 10005 BP 51-26,3 Republic. My date of birth is 10/24/1956. BP01 10/13/1995. Assume the name of ALIYA SANA 718-499-4787 6318 14th Ave. (63-64th St) Computers JOUYA. My present name is HAZHIRA SANA BIL- 800-479-6330 fax 718-686-1737 SUPREME COURT: KINGS COUNTY. MORTGAGE Notice is hereby given that an order entered by Reasonable Rates LAH. My present address is 137 Bay 41 Street FL-2, R26-37 1 R26-05ZZ R26-35 REASONABLE RATES • FAST SERVICE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., the Civil Court, Kings County, on the 27th day of Tutoring computer Brooklyn, NY 11214. 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At 6:30 pm and 8 pm, the American Magic-Lantern Theater will present performances of a “Victorian New Year’s Magic- MUSIC PAGE GO 3 Lantern Show!” using an antique “magic lantern,” a multi- Cobble Hill’s Hem is on the rise ple-lens forerunner of the movie projector that rapidly projects hand-colored slides on EVENTS CALENDAR: GO 2 HOME IMPROVEMENT: GO 4 a full-size movie screen. The slides, many of them animated, illustrate Victorian stories, songs and comedy. The slide show is drama- tized by a costumed showman The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings (718) 834-9350 • January 6, 2003 (Terry Borton, pictured), singers and musicians — and by the audience, which pro- vides the sound effects and sings along. According to Borton, turn-of-the-century showmen would light their lanterns with limelight, “created when oxygen and hydrogen were squirted on a piece of limestone, which turned incandescent once the gases were lit, producing a light as powerful as that in a modern movie projector.” While you’re at the museum, don’t miss a last chance to see “Exposed: The Victorian Nude,” an exhibition of paint- Curry up ings, sculpture and photography, which closes on Jan. 5 and Curry up travels to the Kobe City Museum in Japan. From 9 pm to 11 pm, put your tuxedo or ball gown to good use and dance the night away to the sounds of the Vienna Festival Orchestra at the museum’s Winter Ball. Can’t dance? The museum and Stepping Out Dance Stu- dios are offering ballroom dance lessons at 8 pm. The events, as well as museum admission are free after 6 pm. The museum is located at 200 Eastern Parkway. For more information, call (718) 638-5000 or visit the museum Web site at www.brooklynmusuem.org. — Lisa J. 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BOOKS Hard knock life New novel is a young girl’s diary of a grim life on the farm By Lisa J. Curtis The Brooklyn Papers

he Box Children,” by Park Slope author Sharon Wyse, “ touches on a laundry list of painful issues, such as abu- Tsive parents, alcoholism, mental illness, infidelity and the agonies of adolescence, yet the novel is not an altogether depressing read. The narrator of the story is buoyant, naive 11-year-old Lou Ann Campbell, who through her diary grapples with the hypocrisy, deceit and cruelty in the world around her. Each entry unfolds another agonizing episode in the Campbell family during the summer of 1960 on their Texas wheat farm. Lou Ann’s box children are the five dolls she has named for the five miscarriages her mother has had to date. Her imaginative play with the dolls helps her to make sense of her increasingly unstable home life while she hopes that her mother’s current pregnancy turns out well. Wyse excels at creating a believable, readable diary for Lou Ann. With simple language and humorous candor akin to Mark Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn,” Lou Ann tells her story, her way, with occasional misspelled words. Spice channel: (Clockwise from left) Waiter When her mother retaliates against her husband’s infidelity, Susan Miller serves up the onion baji appetiz- Lou Ann writes, “I do think there is some accounting for what er and chicken balti entree at CurryShop, 383 Mother is doing, and I think Dad- dy knows exactly what the num- Fifth Ave. at Sixth Street; the mulligatawny bers add up to.” soup with naan; vegetable samosa with three “The Box Children” is in the dipping sauces; and CurryShop chef-owner tradition of Edith Konecky’s 1976 Christopher Sell. The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango novel “Allegra Maud Goldman” (reprinted last year by the Feminist Press), about an 8-year-old Jewish girl growing up in Brooklyn in the Spice lovers rejoice over the arrival of Park Slope’s CurryShop 1930s. Both Allegra and Lou Ann have older brothers whose free- By Tina Barry doms in the outside world under- for The Brooklyn Papers DINING line how the girls are stifled by their kitchen-bound spheres and by hile dining at CurryShop, the new- CurryShop (383 Fifth Ave. at Sixth their mothers who suffocate their Street in Park Slope) accepts cash only. En- ly opened Indian restaurant in Park trees: $8-$11. For more information, call Joan Beard aspirations so they will one day be WSlope, I tasted one of the most de- (718) 832-7701. Sharon Wyse complacent, industrious home- licious soups imaginable followed by one makers. of the strangest desserts. But Allegra’s struggle to define a role for herself coming out In a “Seinfeld” episode, Elaine tastes fried Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. of an upper-middle-class home in Brooklyn pales in compari- the “Soup Nazi’s” Mulligatawny soup. Af- Our waiter described the dessert as, son to Lou Ann’s struggle to protect herself from her mentally ter one sip her knees weaken, she sinks to “good, but not especially good for you.” and physically abusive parents on a poor, desolate farm at the the ground, looks heavenward and cries, No kidding. mercy of the elements. Yet, like Allegra, Lou Ann remains “Oh … my … God!” I had a similar expe- The Snickers bar is dipped in batter hopeful. She is constantly looking for a better vantage point to rience after tasting the CurryShop’s Mulli- then fried to a multi-layered golden gain perspective on the vicious behavior of her family and the gatawny. crunchiness. A lavish powdering of con- local townspeople and to appreciate nature’s bounty. The recipe for this awe-inspiring soup fectioner’s sugar is the final touch. It’s a By using Lou Ann’s frank voice to tell the story, Wyse allows is credited to English import Christopher pretty enough dessert (all 12,000 calo- for no excuses or rationalizations for the bad behavior of adults. Sell, the owner and chef of CurryShop ries) that resembles a piece of taffy The father’s infidelity and mother’s alcohol abuse may be under- (and ChipShop, the fish and chips restau- wrapped in gold tissue paper; and it’s standable, but through a child’s heartbreaking retelling, their ac- rant next door). sweet enough to kill a lifetime of sugar tions are unforgivable. Her mother’s disapproval of her friend- The soup is entirely vegetarian, but cravings. ship with the daughter of a Mexican prostitute is understandable, tastes like a long-simmering meat soup; I What’s offered between the high and because her mother doesn’t want Lou Ann to become a town swore that the ground rice and lentils that the low on the CurryShop menu is very pariah, too, but through Lou Ann’s eyes, the only logical course thicken the soup were ground lamb. It’s good indeed. of action is to befriend the girl and disregard the hypocrisy that is nearly thick enough to stand a spoon in, “Indian food in America often hits you even evident in the church congregation. and so perfumed with garlic, ginger and a different nuance of spice: first coriander, that disproves the theory that frying any- with a blast of spice then the rest of the Wyse’s “Box Children” is a brief 186 pages, yet it is a riveting cumin that a cloud of its aroma hits your then ginger, then strongly of chili peppers. thing will improve its flavor — is a deep- eating is pretty flat,” says Sell. Not so for first novel, and this reader hopes it is just one of the many, haunt- table a good minute before the soup ar- A slice of lime sits on the bowl’s rim. A fried Snickers bar, one of several deep- the Birmingham Balti, a variant of the ing, revealing stories to come. rives. squeeze of that lime concentrates the fried candies that include the Twix, the one served by Pakistani immigrants who Sharon Wyse will read from her novel, “The Box Chil- In fact, a bowl of Sell’s soup is a jour- spices’ flavors and gives the soup an Bounty (an English version of our Mars migrated to England in the mid-’70s. The dren” (Riverhead Books, $18.95) on Jan. 3 at 7 pm at the ney through India by way of the spoon: an acidic zing. bars), and, not included on the menu but balti is named for the Kashmir curry Montauk Club [25 Eighth Ave. at Lincoln Place in Park exotic spice odyssey. Every slurp reveals The strangest concoction — and one offered to “those in the know,” are the See CURRY on page GO 2 Slope, (718) 638-0800]. Admission is free.

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and fresh green chilies grows steadily. By the end of the CURRY... meal we had peeled off our Greene-r Continued from page GO 1 sweaters and dabbed at our faces with water-dipped nap- blend the Pakistanis favored kins. Instead of being lost in pastures and the cast-iron pan used to layers of spice, the delicate, cook their curried stir-fries. sweet flavor of the shrimp Throughout the month of January, BAMcafe is letting the “Their curries,” says Sell, melded beautifully with the Fort Greene scene be heard. With programs of spoken word, “have more layers of flavor. sauce adding a bit of neutral hip-hop, electronica and R&B, everyone will find something More tomatoes are added so relief to the mouth. to love. the sauce is redder, and the Ordering a bottle of the The series opens Jan. 3 with drummer/DJ Val-Inc, who has curries have a thick onion medium bodied Boddington worked with former Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid and gravy.” Sell doesn’t claim that (one of six English or Irish Tracie Morris. Other highlights include: Graham Haynes (1) CurryShop serves authentic beers on draft), with its slight- (cornet and flugelhorn) and his band reprising their October Indian cuisine; but it is au- ly bitter flavor, is the best way Symphony Space program (for half the price) of Antonio Car- 2 fifteen thentic Indian cooking by way to control the heat. los Jobim’s compositions (Jan. 4); 23-year-old Tiombe Lock- CUCINA NAPOLETAN of England, and his curries The chicken balti (they’re hart (2) and her band performing her blow the anemic Indian food, all baltis but this one is called heady brew of hip-hop, rock and Napoletan Italian Cuisine common to many Brooklyn balti on the menu) is a mix of jazz (Jan. 11); Danny Simmons, neighborhoods, right out of rich tomato sauce and sweet, owner of Corridor art gallery and ex- the kitchen. slow-cooked onion sauce fla- ecutive co-producer of HBO’s “Def Open 7 Days for Lunch & Dinner To start, aside from the vored with garam masala (a Poetry,” hosting a spoken-word show- Major Credit Cards Accepted Mulligatawny, there are light blend of aromatic spices that case (Jan. 17); singer-songwriter Eisa vegetable and beef samosas includes cardamom, cinna- Davis (3), whose songs are fea- (triangular fried pastries); and mon, turmeric and fennel tured on the Showtime series 215 COLUMBIA STREET the cold, curried, “Coronation seeds). The balti lacks the “Soul Food,” delivering her bet. Union & Sackett Sts. • CARROLL GARDENS Chicken Salad,” created in slow buildup of heat that new solo sound filled honor of Queen Victoria’s Ju- makes the vindaloo so excit- with lush piano 718.858.2960 • www.2fifteen.com bilee. ing, but its nutty, sweet, sa- harmonies (Jan. The samosas, so often vory and bitter notes are just 24); and chamber- greasy and leaden, are light as flavorful. pop band Melomane and crispy, and the peas, pota- For dessert you can order a (4) (French for “lover toes and carrots inside the fried candy bar, as we did, or of melody”) combining in- vegetable samosas are lightly try one of the English pud- strumentals and noise (a la Seniors: 15% Discount seasoned, slightly peppery dings or trifles listed on the Leonard Cohen, Calexico and Can) every Tuesday night (dine-in only) and very fresh. The samosas CurryShop menu. from their upcoming album “Sol- are delicious when dipped We tried the trifle described resol” on Jan. 25. into one of three sauces: a re- by Sell as being “the ultimate There is a $10 food/drink min- freshing green mixture of trailer park food.” This trifle imum for BAMcafe Friday and mint, coriander, chilies and is no stodgy, fancy, layered Saturday events and a $23 soul yogurt; a slightly tart tamarind confection sitting in the center food brunch for Sounds of sauce made from a sweet-and- of a Christmas buffet table; Praise events on Sundays. For a sour blend of fruit, vinegar served in a plastic dish, Cur- complete schedule of Fort Greene per- and sugar; and a chutney of ryShop’s trifle sports Jell-O, formers and show times at BAMcafe D • E • L • I • C • I • O • U • S chopped onions that have canned fruit, vanilla custard (30 Lafayette Ave. at Ashland Place in Chinese Cuisine & Vegetarian Nutrition some bite, mixed with syrupy, and a thick topping of Fort Greene) call (718) 636-4100 or 2 reduced tomatoes. whipped cream. You won’t 1 visit the Web site at www.bam.org. • Fast Free Delivery 162 Montague Street Curries are the only en- find a single natural color in Brooklyn Heights trees, and they are a mix-and- the dish — everything is tint- Claiborne Barron • Open 7 Days a Week (718) 522-5565/66 match affair. Diners are invited an odd pink — and its fax (718) 522-1205 (24hr) ed to mix one of five sauces crowning flourish is a dusting • Party Orders Welcome Mon - Thurs 11:30am - 10:00pm Fri - Sat 11:30 am - 11:00pm with one of five savory offer- of neon-colored sprinkles. We Only Use Vegetable Oil Sunday 2:00pm - 10:00pm ings. The sauces begin with While I wouldn’t place it on Natural Cooking FREE $7.00 vindaloo, “the hot one,” and my top 10 list of fine desserts, and Fresh Vegetables DELIVERY min. end with korma, “the mild, it was refreshing and the cold creamy, nutty one,” to blend creaminess of the pudding with chicken, beef, shrimp or was a welcome relief after the vegetables. curries. The balti is traditionally Sell describes the Cur- eaten with naan, a slightly ryShop’s dining area as puffed and tangy Indian “kitschy,” and its decor does bread, and it can be ordered reference India in amusing that way at CurryShop, or ways: the walls are a deep with a pyramid of perfectly jewel red; the tables are close- Using all the steamed, pea-flecked jasmine ly packed; and heart-shaped rice. wicker fans are mounted to finest ingredients The shrimp vindaloo is de- the walls. The fans act as dis- ceiving. At first it seems al- creet cooling systems quietly most mild, but the heat of the waving over the heads of 3 4 for a happy holiday vindaloo’s hot chili powder over-heated spice lovers. and a healthyNew Year! compiled by PEACE & LOVE Susan Rosenthal Peace?” 8 pm. 117 Remsen St. WHERE TO (718) 802-1827. Free. FILM SERIES: Barbes Bar presents “Yanki No!” (1960), a film about anti-Americanism in Cuba and Brooklyn Philharmonia Chorus. Vanderbilt Ave. (718) 855-1981. Venezuela. 9 pm. 376 Ninth St. THURS, JAN 2 Rehearsals every Tuesday CHILDREN (718) 965-9177. Free. PEACE VIGIL: Park Slope Greens evening from 7:30 to 10 pm, HALCYON CAFE: presents open First Presbyterian Church, 124 PUPPETWORKS: “The Prince and turntables with The Record and Brooklyn/ Manhattan War The Magic Flute.” $6, $7 Resisters League host an infor- Henry St. Call. (718) 907-0963. Party. No cover. 9 pm to 1 am. adults. 12:30 and 2:30 pm. 338 227 Smith St. (718) 260-WAXY. mational leafletting session. Sixth Ave. (718) 965-3391. 5:30 to 7 pm. Grand Army Plaza. (718) 768-3202. SAT, JAN 4 OTHER TUES, JAN 7 MEETING: Park Slope Civic Council. AUDUBON CENTER: Open from

7 pm. New York Methodist OUTDOORS 10 am to 5 pm. At the Boat- Claudia Gordillo TAX TALK: IRS invites tax profes- Hospital, room 4ABC, Carrington BIRDING: Learn about bird watch- house in Prospect Park, near sionals to learn about updates 8405 5th Avenue • BAY RIDGE Pavilion, Sixth Street between ing. Noon to 1:30 pm. Audubon Lincoln Road and Ocean for 2003 tax filing season. 8 am Seventh and Eighth avenues. Center, Prospect Park near Avenue. (718) 287-3400. Free. to 5 pm. Long Island University, (718) 238-1300 (718) 832-8227. Lincoln Road and Ocean CARIBBEAN AUTHOR: As part of Here & there 1 University Plaza, room H700. LOW BAR: presents playwright Avenue. (718) 287-3400. Free. its “Caribbean Author Series,” Call. (718) 488-3266. Patricia Smith. She reads from PERFORMANCES Brooklyn Public Library, Flatbush “A dos vidas,” or “Two Lives,” a multidiscipli- BRIC STUDIO: Ben Allison and her poetry. 7 pm. 81 Washing- branch, hosts author Antonio Don Byron in a jazz perform- ton St. (718) 222-1low. Free. nary theatrical work by performance artist Eva Authentic Japanese Food in Park Slope FIRST SATURDAY: The Brooklyn Benitez-Rojo. 2 pm. 22 Linden ance. $10, $8 students. 7:30 BARGEMUSIC: chamber music Museum of Art monthly event. Boulevard. (718) 230-2100. Free. Gasteazoro, painter Ernesto Cuadro and director pm. 57 Rockwell Place. (718) program of works by Beethoven. Highlights include a Victorian LECTURE: Members of Eckankar, Pablo Vela, will be presented at the Brooklyn 855-7882. $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry “magic lantern” show, includ- the Religion of the Light and Arts Exchange (421 Fifth Ave. at Eighth Street in Landing. (718) 624-2083. ing live music and sing-a-longs Sound of G-d, presents a talk HALCYON CAFE: Francis Harris. at 6:30 and 8 pm; create your “Discover Your Greatness as Park Slope) Jan. 10-11 at 8 pm. “A dos vidas,” WEDS, JAN 8 No cover. Call for time. 227 own hat from 6:30 to 8:30 pm; Soul.” 5 pm. Prospect Park which incorporates Cuadro painting a mural 7 Inaka Smith St. (718) 260-WAXY. discussion of exhibit “Exposed: Residence, 1 Prospect Park MEETING: of Bay Ridge Council Inaka BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “31 Bond.” The Victorian Nude,” at 9 pm; West. (718) 783-7738. Free. yards wide by 2 yards high on the back wall of on Aging. 9:30 am. St. Patrick’s 7 pm. See Sat., Jan. 4. actress Sarah Jones performs the performance space, as well as literature, Church, 9511 Fourth Ave. (718) Sushi House excerpts from her one-woman dance and theater, blends memories of a life 921-5949. Our experienced Sushi Chef show at 9:30 pm. Dancing with SUN, JAN 5 SENIOR MEETING: AARP Bay prepares the freshest Sushi FRI, JAN 3 the Vienna Festival Orchestra split between Nicaragua and New York. A recep- Ridge . 2 pm. Our Lady of Angels, from 9 to 11 pm. Event is from BARGEMUSIC: presents a cham- & Sashimi to order! tion sponsored by the Nicaraguan Mission to the 337 74th St. (718) 788-7372. RECEPTION: Jessica Murray Pro- 6 to 11 pm. 200 Eastern ber music program of works by MEETING: Community Board 6. Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Free. Beethoven. $35. 4 pm. Fulton United Nations will follow Saturday’s perform- Sukiyaki, Yosenabe & Shabu jects presents the exhibits “The 6:30 pm. 27 Huntington St. Prince Project: Dust” by Bonnie BARGEMUSIC: chamber music Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. ance. Admission is $15. For more information, (718) 643-3027. Shabu prepared at your table Collura and “Royale” by Mark PUPPETWORKS: “The Prince and program of works by Beethoven. HALCYON CAFE: Peace Bisquit Dean Veca. 6 to 9 pm. 210 North $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry The Magic Flute.” 12:30 and call (718) 832-0018. Combination Teriyaki & Tempura Available Sixth St. (718) 963-0933. Free. 2:30 pm. See Sat., Jan. 4. Power Hour with guest DJ Landing. (718) 624-2083. Chocolate Genius. No cover. 9 A light, healthy meal for the entire family. OPENING: New installation of BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “31 Bond,” BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “31 Bond.” pm to 1 am. 227 Smith St. (718) digital prints and drawings, a story about a doomed love 3 pm. See Sat., Jan. 4. 260-WAXY. entitled “Clipped.” 6 to 8 pm. (bet 4th & 5th Sts.) triangle. $40, $15 students and ADOPTIVE FAMILY PROGRAM: Museum of Art talk, “The through Thurs., Jan. 10. $750. 236 7th Ave. Momenta Art, 72 Berry St. seniors. 7 pm. 227 Fourth Ave. Jewish Child Care Association Adventu res of Hamza.” $6, chil- 10 am to 4 pm. 647 Fulton St. (718) 218-8058. Free. (718) 866-gowanus. offers a talk “Keeping Up With dren 12 and under and mem- (718) 625-3685. THURS, JAN 9 (718) 499-7856 AUTHORS’ SERIES: The Montauk CONCERT: Brooklyn Arts Exchange Your Child.” $20/ one parent bers free. 3 pm. 200 Eastern MEETING: Community Board 6, Continuously serving lunch and dinner Club presents Sharon Wyse presents alumni concert. $15, family; $25/ two parent family. Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Youth Services Department, SPECIAL NEEDS: Resources for reading from her novel “The 10:30 am to noon. Mon. - Sat. Noon - 10:30pm, Sun. 5pm - 10:30pm $8-$10. 8 pm. Reception fol- meets. 6:30 pm. Pacific Branch Children with Special Needs Box Children.” 7 pm. Refresh- lows performance. 421 Fifth Congregation Beth Elohim, 274 Library, 25 Fourth Ave. (718) presents a talk “Transition from FREE DELIVERY • Catering Available • Major Credit Cards ments served. 7 pm. 25 Eighth Ave. (718) 832-0018. Garfield Place. (212) 558-9949. MON, JAN 6 643-3027. School to Adult Life.” 10 am to Ave. (718) 638-0800. Free. VOYEURISTIC THEATER: Collaps- SUNDAYS AT SUNNY’S: Author LECTURE: Congregation B’nai 1 pm. Brooklyn Public Library, BARGEMUSIC: chamber music able Giraffe presents its new readings at 3 pm. $3. 253 HOT GLASS: Urban Glass offers a Avraham presents series “Israel, Brooklyn Heights branch, 280 program of works by Beethoven. work “Meat is Floating By.” Per- Conover St. (718) 625-8211. class “Hot Glass and Critical Her History, Borders and Cadman Plaza West. (212) 677- $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry formers obsess, rant, crib suicide GALLERY TALK: The Brooklyn Thinking.” From Mon., Jan. 6 Meaning.” Today: “Land for 4650. Free. Landing. (718) 624-2083. notes, drink and torture one TWO BOOTS: presents the all-girl another. $12. 9 pm. 146 Metro- Celtic band Banshee in the politan Ave. (718) 388-2251. Kitchen. 10 pm. No cover. 514 COMEDY: Brooklyn Brew-Ha-Ha Second St. (718) 499-3253. at The Boudoir Bar. 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www.senecasmokes.com W47 Complimentary Valet Parking • www.gageandtollner.com Visit our website www.MarcoPoloRistorante.com January 6, 2003 THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM 3 Lip Smacking, Good Food! , at Park Slope s Original Southern Restaurant • Southern Fried Chicken Come Join Us For • Down Home BBQ Sat & Sun Brunch 11am to 3pm Hippity-hop • Cajun & Creole Specialties www.cornbreadcafe.com • Po-Boy Sandwiches Free Delivery 5-10pm • Macaroni & Cheese Cobble Hill-born alt-folkies • Collard Greens Corn Hem are tasting success and much more... Bread with ‘Rabbit Songs’ CD Cafe 434 7th Ave. By Paulanne Simmons (bet. 14th & 15th Sts.) for The Brooklyn Papers MUSIC (718) 768-3838 t’s as Brooklyn as Aaron Copland Hem’s “Rabbit Songs” (Wave- fax# (718) 768-2371 land/Bar None, $16.98) is available and George Gershwin, and as at www.bar-none.com and Mon-Thur: 5-10pm; Fri: 5-11pm IAmerican as Johnny Cash or The www.amazon.com. For information Sat: 11am-11pm; Sun: 11am-10pm Carpenters. Hem’s debut album was about upcoming Brooklyn performances go to their Web site at written when composer Dan Messe www.rabbitsongs.com. was living on Cobble Hill’s Warren Established 1935 Street — hence the album’s title, “Rabbit Songs” — inspired by the alternative sensibility, very lush and 7117 13th Ave. meaning of the word warren, a place very spare at the same time.” where rabbits live. After laying down tracks in the 232-5226• 232-2820 When Messe teamed up with two studio, Messe and his friends decid- musician friends, Gary Maurer and ed they needed a vocalist. Steve Curtis, in the spring of 1999, “At first we thought of bringing in the three men had guest singers for neither a group every song,” ex- ITALIAN name nor a singer. plained Messe. RESTAURANT Their goal was sim- “Well I come by He put an ad- A-Hem: The members of the Brooklyn folk band Hem include (left to ply “to make the vertisement in the right) Dan Messe (piano, glockenspiel, harmonium), Steve Curtis (gui- most heartbreaking- Village Voice, but tar, mandolin), Sally Ellyson (lead singer) and Gary Maurer (guitar, Come Dine at Romano Restaurant after finding him- ly beautiful album most every night/ mandolin). Joe Dilworth and Play Quick Draw or Any Lotto Game! we could,” Messe self deluged with told GO Brooklyn. the shutters hundreds of re- Monday thru Friday $ 50 At that time, they sponses, he with- no compromise. “Rabbit Songs” was the hem of your dress/and the comb Quick Draw Dinner 23 didn’t even think of drew the ad. Then, produced totally on tape, and mostly as it’s parting your hair.’ Baked Clam or Stuffed Artichoke; Ziti Carbonara or Ziti themselves as a pounding in a few weeks later, live, with no digital studio wizardry. “I really became attached to the Primavera; Broiled Salmon or Veal Piccata or Chicken Francese (with Fried Zucchini); Dessert – Chocolate Mousse or Cheese band. Messe was he got a call from In fact, there’s something both old- line,” said Ellyson. Cake; one glass house wine or two glasses of soda incl. writing music for in- the breeze/ Sally Ellyson, who fashioned and startlingly original in They mostly sold the CD to $1 Quick Draw Ticket FREE • tax & tip not included dustrial films, theater told Messe that she Hem’s music. Led by Messe on piano friends, who heard about it by word- Please make reservations – mention dinner and other bands. a clothesline wasn’t really a and glockenspiel, with Curtis and of-mouth. In June 2000, it was re- Maurer was a pro- singer, but she had Maurer switching between guitar and leased in the U.K. and this year made We deliver 7 days a week ducer-engineer for been encouraged by mandolin, the album has a pristine its way back to the United States. By Sun.-Thurs. 12-11pm • Fri. & Sat. 12-1am other bands. And strung like paper friends to answer was what we were looking for. We beauty, gentle harmonies and lilting last August, it had become a top sell- All major credit cards accepted. Visit us at romanorestaurant.com Curtis was working the ad. started writing songs for her,” said melodies that are as wide and won- er on Amazon.com and they were on his Ph.D. in eth- kites/that blow “It was a story Messe. derful as the great American conti- wrapping a tour with British singer- nomusicology at Co- I’d heard a hundred An album that had begun as a side nent. songwriter Beth Orton. Hem’s cover lumbia University. my words right times before,” said project ended up with not only “We wanted to explore all of of Elvis Costello’s “(The Angels “We were all Messe. “I just said, Ellyson as vocalist, but also an 18- American music history using our Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes” will working on other ‘Send me a demo.’” piece orchestra that created the “lush, own voice,” Messe said. With influ- appear on “Almost You: The Songs projects,” said Messe. back at me.” Ellyson had no grand sound” Messe and his friends ences as far flung as Ella Fitzgerald of Elvis Costello,” an Elvis Costello “We had thought of demo, so she decid- were looking for. and contemporary alternative bands, tribute album to be released Jan. 21 the album as a side — from “stupid mouth ed to sing into That sound did not come cheaply. Hem’s music is an exotic blend of on Glurp/Bar-None. project.” They did shut” by Dan Messe Messe’s answering The band spent the summer of 2000 traditional country and folk that Now that the group is tasting real know, however, what machine a lullaby recording late nights and selling their sometimes reaches classical propor- success, Messe said, “We want to ex- kind of sound they her parents had possessions to cover the cost of the tions. pand our palette a little more — bring wanted to produce. sung to her when she was a child. orchestra and studio time. The name Hem is itself a proud in more texture.” “Every once in a while we’d do a This song later became “Lord Blow “We created the album as a labor declaration of an old-fashioned sensi- Despite its unlikely debut, there’s demo of music I was working on,” the Moon Out Please,” the first track of love. We gave up our lives for it,” bility. no doubt about what Hem has be- said Messe. “We wanted to have a on the CD. Ellyson said. “Hem was the original name of come — an alt-folk band with the po- very arranged, orchestrated approach “We were blown away. As soon as The large orchestra was only one [our song] ‘Lazy Eye,’” said Ellyson. tential of really rocking the contem- to country, folky, lullaby music — an we heard her voice, we knew that case in which the band would make “It came from the line ‘I can still see porary music scene. Lounge • Sushi Asian Cuisine

TALK: hosted by Science of share. $2 admission. 7:30 to 10 ter. Guest speaker is Criminal pm. See Sat., Jan. 11. Grand Opening! Spirituality. 5:30 to 6:30 pm; pm. Park Slope Food Co-op, Court Judge Arthur Schack. 1 GALLERY PLAYERS: “Don’t Call workshop 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Call 782 Union St. (718) 622-0560. pm. Bay Ridge Center for Us...” 3 pm. See Sat., Jan. 11. to register. Brooklyn Friends GOOD COFFEEHOUSE: presents LIST YOUR EVENT… Older Adults, 6935 Fourth Ave. BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “31 Bond.” Fantastic downstairs OPEN Meeting House, 110 comedy and music troupe (718) 748-0650. Free. 3 pm. See Sat., Jan. 11. Schermerhorn St. (646) 436- Modern Man. $10. 8 pm. To list your event in Where to GO, please give us as much notice as BROOKLYN WRITERS SERIES: lounge available Sun-Thurs: 12noon-11pm 8905. Free. Brooklyn Society for Ethical possible. Send your listing by mail: GO Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Papers, Brooklyn Public Library, Central CHILDREN for private parties. Fri-Sat: 12noon-midnight MEETING: of Park Slope Civic Culture, 53 Prospect Park West. 26 Court St., Ste. 506, Brooklyn, NY 11242; or by fax: (718) 834-9278. branch, hosts a reading by BASEBALL REGISTRATION: 78th Council. 7 pm. New York (718) 768-2972. Listings are free and printed on a space available basis. We regret we Alexander Chee. 2 pm. Also, Precinct Youth Council hosts Methodist Hospital, room 4 TWO BOOTS: presents live music. cannot take listings over the phone. artist’s talk by Deborah registration for the spring sea- 8716 3rd Avenue ABC, Carrington Pavilion, Sixth Performers to be announced. Masters. 2 pm. Grand Army son. 1 to 5 pm. See Sat., Jan. (718) 238-8250 • Street between Seventh and 10 pm. No cover. 514 Second Plaza. (718) 230-7100. Free. 11. Eighth avenues. (718) 832- St. (718) 499-3253. SINGLES: Dance hosted by Bay PUPPETWORKS: presents “The Free Valet Parking: Thursday - Saturday 8227. students and seniors. 7 pm. pm. 200 Eastern Parkway. (718) BAM: presents “Twelfth Night.” 227 Fourth Ave. (718) 866- 638-5000. Ridge Singles Club. $10 Prince and The Magic Flute.” RECEPTION: Brooklyn Public includes light refreshments. 8 7:30 pm. See Sat., Jan. 11. gowanus. OPEN HOUSE: at parent-run 12:30 and 2:30 pm. See Sat., Library, Central branch, pres- pm. 7320 Fourth Ave. (718) Jan. 11. THEATER: presents “A Dos BARGEMUSIC: chamber music cooperative preschool ents the art of Ivan Koota. 6:30 Vidas.” 8 pm. See Sat., Jan. 11. 834-9278. to 8 pm. Grand Army Plaza. program of works by Chickpeas Childcare Center. 11 OTHER (718) 230-2100. Free. Beethoven, Carter, Debussy am to 1 pm. 211 Eighth Street. TAXES 101: Temple Beth Ahavath and Mendelssohn. $35. 7:30 (718) 788-6604. LOW BAR: presents playwright SAT, JAN 11 SUN, JAN 12 Sholom hosts a talk “Tax pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) PUPPETWORKS: presents “The Questions Answered, by James Strahs. 7 pm. 81 624-2083. Washington St. (718) 222-1low. Prince and The Magic Flute.” PERFORMANCES Friendly Wizard.” Paul Dann, Free. OUTDOORS AND TOURS VOYEURISTIC THEATER: Collaps- $6, $7 adults. 12:30 and 2:30 CPA, is guest speaker. 9:15 to TREE RECYCLING: Brooklyn able Giraffe presents its new pm. 338 Sixth Ave. (718) 965- GOSPEL MUSIC: Brooklyn 10 am. Bay Parkway and Caribbean Soul Cuisine & Bakery BARGEMUSIC: chamber music 3391. Academy of Music presents Dr. program of works by Bach, Botanic Garden and Waste work “Meat is Floating By.” Benson Avenue. (718) 372- Free NYC host a mulching Performers obsess, rant, crib BASEBALL REGISTRATION: 78th Kevin Bond and the Voices of 0933. Free. Chopin and Mendelssohn. $35. Citadel, as part of its Sounds of 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. event. Bring your undecorated suicide notes, drink and torture Precinct Youth Council hosts LITERARY EVENT: Spiral Thought “favorite restaurant” Christmas tree to Green-Wood one another...in small ways. registration for the spring sea- Praise brunch. $20 includes hosts a reading. 6 to 8 pm. Fall (718) 624-2083. brunch. 2 pm. 30 Lafayette Cemetery where it will be $12. 9 pm. 146 Metropolitan son. $95. 1 to 5 pm. Litchfield Cafe, 307 Smith St. (718) 832- – Judge Glenda Hatchett Ave. (718) 636-4111. turned into mulch. Free mulch Ave. (718) 388-2251. Manor, Prospect Park West, 2310. Free. CONCERT: St. Jacobi Evangelical RI AN available. 10 am to 3 pm. Fifth TWO BOOTS: presents swing between Fourth and Fifth BARBES BAR: presents fiction CATERING AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASSIONS F , J 10 Lutheran Church presents Avenue and 25th Street. (718) music with The Bayou Bump. streets. (718) 246-9691. writers Thea Goodman and “Orfeo Duo…Lullabies and OPEN SI CHILDREN’S MUSEUM: Kids 623-7290. 10 pm. No cover. 514 Second Gabriel Cohen. Jazz concert OTHER Nocturnes.” 4 pm. 5406 Fourth are invited to a marzipan-mak- BIRDING: Learn the elements of St. (718) 499-3253. follows reading. No cover. 6 112 DeKalb Ave. M-Thur 11-11pm Ave. (718) 439- 8978. Free. ing workshop. Included in $5 bird watching. Noon to 1:30 SELF DEFENSE: Center for Anti- pm. 376 Ninth St. (718) 965- (718) 246-2800 Fri-Sat 11-12pm museum admission. 2, 3 and pm. Audubon Center, Prospect CHILDREN Violence Education hosts a five- BARGEMUSIC: chamber music 9177. Free. Sunday 3-10pm 3:45 pm. 1000 Richmond Park near Lincoln Road and ARTY FACTS: The Brooklyn week course for female teens, program of works by Terrace, Staten Island. (718) Ocean Avenue. (718) 287-3400. Museum of Art offers a class for 14 to 19 years. Sliding scale Beethoven, Carter, Debussy 273-2060. Free. children ages 4 to 7 and their fees. 12:30 to 2:30 pm. Call to and Mendelssohn. $35. 4 pm. FISH TALK: Brooklyn Aquarium adult companions. Free for chil- register. 421 Fifth Ave. (718) Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) Society presents Pat Donston, PERFORMANCES dren 12 and under, $6 adults, 788-1775. 624-2083. owner of Absolutely Fish. He BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music free for members. 11 am and 2 MEETING: AARP, Ovington Chap- BAM: presents “Twelfth Night.” 3 talks about “Keeping Your Reef presents Donmar Warehouse’s Jewish Executive Learning Annex presents Fish Healthy.” $5, free for performance of Shakespeare’s members. 7:30 pm. New York “Twelfth Night.” $75, $55, $30. Aquarium, Surf Avenue and 2 and 7:30 pm. Harvey Theater, West Eighth Street. (718) 837- 651 Fulton St. (718) 636-4111. EIGHT DATES 4455. GALLERY PLAYERS: presents BEDTIME WITH BELUGAS: New “Don’t Call Us...,” a musical York Aquarium invites kids 5 to revue. $15, $12 children 12 and 8 years (with an adult) to a under and seniors. 8 pm. 199 sleep-over. 7 pm to 10 am 14th St. (718) 595-0547. Saturday. Call for fee informa- THEATER: Brooklyn Arts tion. West Eighth Street and Exchange presents “A Dos Surf Avenue. (718) 265-FISH. Vidas,” a story about a life torn 8 Guys, 8 Gals BARGEMUSIC: chamber music between Nicaragua and New program of works by Bach, York, with text, choreography Chopin and Mendelssohn. $35. and performance by Eva 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. Gasteazoro. $15, $10 mem- (718) 624-2083. bers, $8 low-income. 8 pm. 421 VEGAN POTLUCK: Gays and les- Fifth Ave. (718) 832-0018. bians are invited to a “Queer- BROOKLYN LYCEUM: presents Friendly” potluck dinner. Bring “31 Bond,” a story about a 8 Minutes a vegan dish for six people to doomed love triangle. $40, $15

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Bargemusic is a 102-foot long converted barge with oak wood paneling, a fireplace, and spectacular views of the lower Manhattan skyline along the East River. Directions: Bargemusic is located next to the River Cafe Restaurant at Fulton Ferry Landing in Brooklyn Heights, just south of the Brooklyn Bridge. Free Parking: Turn left on Furman Street and make Oyster Bar the first right into the Bargemusic parking lot. Garden Dining A delicious array of wine and cheese will be served. Couvert: $25 Available for Private Functions Advanced registration only – Limited availability

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