BROOKLYN Your Neighborhood – Your News Now Including Park Slope Courier, Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill Courier, Brooklyn Heights Courier & Williamsburg Courier Mar. 15-21, 2013 SERVING GOWANUS, PARK SLOPE, PROSPECT HEIGHTS, WINDSOR TERRACE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, DUMBO, METROTECH, BOERUM HILL, CARROLL GARDENS, COBBLE HILL, RED HOOK, WILLIAMSBURG & GREENPOINT Brooklyn SPECIAL Free The boro’s BBQ hot coupons ultimate spots READER to save$ classified See 24Seven BONUS you cash section Heart in the right BUMPY place BY ELI ROSENBERG Hurricane Sandy devastated Brooklyn, but a new work of pub- lic art proves the storm couldn’t ROADS break the borough’s heart. The heart-shaped sculpture “Heartwalk” — made from wood salvaged from Sandy-struck boardwalks in Atlantic City and Sea Girt, N.J., and Rockaway and Long Beach, N.Y. — now holds court in DUMBO’s Pearl Street Triangle as a testament to Hurri- AHEAD cane Sandy’s wrath and the neigh- borhood’s fl ood-proof resolve. “Since Sandy, we’ve watched Push for speed humps in the neighborhood recover and we’re happy to have it here as a sign of that recovery,” said Wes Rozen of Situ Studio, a DUMBO Greenwood, W’Terrace fabrication fi rm that created the piece for a Valentine’s Day art BY NATALIE MUSUMECI and 22nd streets and 22nd and competition in Times Square, Windsor Terrace and Green- 23rd streets. which the outfi t won. “The de- wood Heights residents are racing “Speed bumps are deterrents,” struction of the storm was on our forward in their push to install said Sam Sierra, chair of the com- minds when we considering a speed bumps on several blocks mittee. “When you go over it and public artwork [for the competi- that they claim lead-footed have mess up your car you’ll know next tion], and we wanted to do some- turned into dangerous raceways. time not to come speeding down thing around the community love Community Board 7’s trans- the block.” we saw after the storm.” portation committee voted unani- The speed bumps are only the Hurricane Sandy hit DUMBO mously on Tuesday in favor of re- latest traffi c-taming measure hard, but when the water receded, quests for traffi c-calming lumps pushed by safety-minded Green- the community rallied to help on 11th Avenue between Pros- woodsmen, who want to reduce those in need. pect Avenue and Sherman Street, the speed limit from 30 miles per Beloved businesses including HEART OF THE MATTER: A 30-foot heart made of wood salvaged from Ocean Parkway between Caton hour to 20 miles per hour on a Galapagos Art Space, powerHouse, Hurricane Sandy-slammed boardwalks shines at night in DUMBO’s Pearl and Kermit places, 21st Street be- fi ve-block stretch of Sixth Avenue Continued on page 16 Street Triangle. Courtesy BerlinRosen Public Affairs tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, without any stop signs or traffi c and Sixth Avenue between 21st Continued on page 36
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Carl McCall, the universi- the McCall, Carl H. estate,” real to Times last thetold York New chairman,ty’s month . who arewho saying that this is really a realestate deal,” Robert Bellafi Thetold Brook- hospitaluniversity’s system, . “The fact of backlyn Paper week’s just a few the matteris that zero consideration has been cart so is It it. of factor estate real the to given before funny.” the not even horse, it’s neighborsfi offi university sale proposed “the about talked meeting door of LICH realty said one affi title,” Lora Lefebvre, the associate university’s vice chancellorhealth for affairs. thatreal estate was on their mind while deter- mining what to do with the strugglingland College Long Hospital, court fi Is- to makemove meeting a public private by hospi- the discussing were they confessing secret in holdings property $500-million tal’s the plan to shutter beforeone day announcing , according to legal documents.LICH meeting addressed “actions to be taken with respect to the real property LICH on which — thussits” making the forum legal thanks to a narrow exception in the open-meeting law. ore. dent cit.” oor, I’m confi I’m oor, BY JAIME LUTZ JAIME BY oors to com- a private “It’s under-utilized — — under-utilized “It’s Instead of shuttering shuttering of Instead Here’s one way to resus- one way Here’s “This is just one solu- one just is “This If his plan doesn’t come come doesn’t plan If his The SUNY board rec- The SUNY board “I’m not interested in the the in interested not “I’m But theBut “beautifully con- “SUNY is not in the busi- This plan isn’t likely to to likely isn’t plan This Senior moment than one fl one than could get income from more now operated,now if but they hospital runs at a loss as it’s it’s as loss a at runs hospital lem,” said Flemming.lem,” “The that’s the essential prob- essential the that’s Community Council. Community of theof Brooklyn Bridge Park tion trustee and the co-chair Brooklyn Heights Associa- Brooklyn Heights Peter Flemming, a former care for seniors, said activist activist said seniors, care for pany that offers high-end high-end offers that pany used fl used should lease out some un- medical the facility, hospital living. Hill Cobble 155-year-old the Hospital — bring in assisted citate Long Island College College Island Long citate opment,” he said. opment,” turned into devel- a private from being down and shut tion to prevent thetion to prevent hospital turned into condo towers. hospital from being sold and and sold being from hospital almost anything to keep the the keep to anything almost center open, now. for to open is Fleming through, order keeping the medical order won a temporarywon restraining ary, but pro-hospital activists activists pro-hospital but ary, at the beginning of Febru- of beginning the at money-losing medical center ommended shuttering the ommended shuttering pital,” he said.pital,” saving a perfectly good hos- in the economics of it and and it of economics the in architecture, I’m interested than design. than says he cares more about use about cares more he says ist-leaning background, he and his despite preservation- saving, Flemming said — said Flemming saving, structed” building is worth worth is building structed” and hospitals.” and man Robert Bellafi Robert man “They run a medical school living centers,” said spokes- said centers,” living ness of running assisted the hospital on May 21. York, which intends which to close York, the State of New University Hospital’s current owners, owners, current Hospital’s der Long Island College it couldit end that defi be realized least— at un- 4 DT COURIER LIFE, MAR. 15-21, 2013 trunk removal wasn’t atop removal trunk and understand that tree neighborhood, their spared largely storm super the ful thank- are saydents they garden. rock off-limits popular-but-now- the across laying other the and space, green- the outside sidewalk the blocking partially and fence park acast-iron ing —onecrush- October since have remained in place trunks uprooted but the arbors, giant ofthe limbs Sandy. down during Hurricane roll Car- in trees century-old Park massive, two after months are asking came more than four crashing up? it anybodyGardens, will pick in Carroll Gardens BY NATALIE MUSUMECI Carroll Gardens resi- Gardens Carroll Workers the off hacked residents what That’s Carroll in falls atree If They’re stumped " " are on their scooters, so I so scooters, ontheir are hardwood. truding or running into the pro- hurt getting from children small prevent to their walk side- Street Carroll over the tree trunk that leans partly walking past the mighty avoid say they parents happened.” constant “It’s a just sons. young two reminderquents the park with her of who fre- Street, President what done,”zling that nothing has been saidhas passed it’s really puz- Cara much so but time now that Drury of, care taken be to had that of there were bigger things treatment . the Buscemi getthe to trees they say it’s —but now hurricane the about after immediately priority time for “I fear if my children Some Gardens Carroll “At fi “At that Ithought rst the right ofway. the right the While out of and power lines the off getthem to is trees the deemed urgent. urgent. deemed not was removal their so danger or apublic donotpose stumps a health hazard,Engineers said that the tree Lalor. 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Cops are still looking for the man they they man for the looking still are Cops The victim, who said she never locks the the shenever locks who said victim, The ahome on from stole alaptop Someone in onabench herbags left victim The An unholy bandit snatched a bag con- A quick crook snatched an iPhone from from iPhone an snatched A quick crook Nevins vehicle near the left victim The parked acar from stole tires Someone Law- shop near the in was victim The Police arrested a 41-year-old woman Schermerhorn near was victim The he after arrested was man A 22-year-old Bargain shopping Goodness sake on overnight sometime c Street Crossed path Crossed Apple aday Tired out F that cer and chased the man man the chased and cer fl the victim’s hands at said. police 5, around onMarch station MetroTech 9:50 pm and the victim left her bag on a table at a bar to to onatable at abar herbag left victim the missing. all backpack and earrings, necklace, rings, watches, two lens, camera, digital his broken and window the he found at 1pm, hereturned When Street. at White jewelry. and ofelectronics worth of dollars sands stole thou- 10 and onMarch Street Moore on parked Odyssey ofaHonda window police said. head, the to bruising suffered woman The Graham Avenue and Broadway at 4:10 am. bottle while they were at the aCorona with head hitherover the cluba man between 10. onMarch club Street onCook at aprivatesocial aparty during a bottle with head over the awoman say beat they March. $135. key and hermailbox contained which mengotaway herpurse, The with out ofhermouth. herdentures knocking ground, the herto pm when menpushed two at 6:30 Humboldt street near walking was 30. onDec. Street onSiegel stole herpurse and suspect. old for a32-year- searching are Police swell. to herface causing face, the herin punched when it stopped hit hercellphone. blade but the chest, the herin stabbed He then talk. could they herif asked acquaintance when an am at 9:05 Varet streets and Moore between building apartment ofan hallway 8. enue onMarch knife during a stopped pocket herchest in cellphone the an attack on Manhattan Av- day. next the am at 7 it found at missing and 11 pm, Street said. police 2, March Volkswagen Sedan left on Pacifi ed. The thief plucked the cellphone from from cellphone plucked the thief The Someone stole when a woman’s Someone purse vehicle his left he police told victim The passenger-side the smashed A burglar that told police woman 19-year-old The who man a19-year-old arrested Police early until crime the notreport did She she told police victim 39-year-old The awoman assaulted ofrobbers A pair and victim’s arm cut the also perp The the in shewas told police victim The avoided when narrowly death A woman Bond near car the parked victim The 2011 ablack with off drove Someone Ruthless, toothless Ruthless, A Homerian event A long game 90TH PRECINCT SOUTHSIDE–BUSHWICK Poor VolksPoor Life saver Life Clubbed — Jaime Lutz Lutz — Jaime c Street on c Street DT 9 MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE Photo by Arthur De Gaeta De Arthur by Photo Eddy Govrdet (718) NETS-TIX (718) NETS-TIX and we’ll put your picture in the paper! in picture put your we’ll and FOR NETS TICKETS CALL “I love the Nets. 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Drug store dealer Drug store nd something.” nd The kid handed his over iPod and the Two altercations the at same out broke First, a 28-year-old woman cops told Then a 28-year-old patron cops told The gunman fl A crook robbed a teenager on Lafayette The 14-year-old victim cops told that “Do something?” have you the assail- An armed robbed duo a Fulton Street Representatives from the store told After taking more than $600, the A thief some stole products from a drug Representatives from the store near When from workers the store con- A would-be crook was caught in the act The 28-year-old victim cops told he The victim chased the perp, told who When she stood up to pursue him, her her him, pursue to up stood she When predator left. Fulton Street night on March club 5. betweenshe was the at club Clinton and 12:20at avenues amVanderbilt when someone hit her in the face with a broken bottle. argument glass an into got he am 12:22 at that with another man, pulled who a gun out vic- the shot and later hour an than more tim in the stomach. Avenue on March 7. Avenue he was at Adelphi Street at 9:30 am when a approachedjerk him with a leading ques- tion ant asked. “Don’t let me go in fi and your pockets Street at 9:30 pm, demanded money, and restaurant and on March 3. money, be- eatery the entered crooks the that demanded cops pm, 9:30 tween S. Portland and S. Oxford Avenue at Street displayed gun. a silver fl crooks on Marchstore on Myrtle 5. Avenue Navy Street cops told the thief entered the store 12:30 at pm, and tried to steal a bottle of Rogaine and other products. fronted the perp, he threw one employee to the ground and kicked his head,they cops. told of trying to steal a car radio on Ashland Place on March 5. anothersaw man in his between vehicle DeKalb and Willoughby attempt- avenues ing to the remove radio with a screw- driver am, 11 at and he approached, when the wannabethief fl dow. dow. him to following stop and threatened to himpoke with the screwdriver. 4:35 suddenly amstopped. her music when She and looked up noticed a man had taken her iPod from her pocket and exited train. the bag fellto the ground and another man her wallet,stole cops said. — Danielle Furfaro 88TH PRECINCT 88TH Park robberyPark FORT GREENE–CLINTON HILL GREENE–CLINTON FORT The music died The music Bad party guests The 30-year-old victim cops told she A team of slick thieves pilfered an Police later apprehended a suspect on The frightened kid then handed over “I and money have know I know you The victim told police he was standing was The he police victim told A brute demanded a teenager’s cash The victim tried to grab his phone The police boy told he was playing bas- A pair of unruly teenagers a phone stole When she came back to her apartment apartment her to back came she When After everyone left,walked she in the The 29-year-old woman police told that A man invited a group of friends over The victim told police that she left her her left she that police told victim The Power of persuasion was riding the train near Fulton Street at 2 train near on March Flatbush 1. Avenue iPod and wallet from a woman riding the robbery charges. $8 and the robber ran off. said the bully. me I’m going to beat you up and cut you,” me I’m going and to beat up you,” cut you you where you live. If you don’t give it to give it If live. don’t you where you you any cash, the robber got angry. lar. Whenlar. the teenager said he didn’t have when a when a man a when when asked him a dol- for Avenue and Humboldt Street at 2:40 pm pm 2:40 at Street Humboldt and Avenue in front of his building between Bushwick ing Avenue on Marching 5. Avenue and threatened to beat to him up on Flush- the face. the back, the but second perp punched him in from him and threw to another it guy. out his theout boy snatched phone, older it what time it was. When the victim pulled pulled victim the When was. it time what 4:20 pm when an older teenager asked him ketball in the park near Boerum Street at at Street Boerum near park the in ketball a Leonard Street park on March 6. from a 13-year-old was playing boy who in the case. case. the ing. police So far, made have no arrests in she found her MacBook and iPhone miss- the 30 hospital for stitches. causing a severe cut requiring a trip to kitchen and stepped on the glass, broken around and drank in her living room. invited a bunch of his friends. They all sat Keap and Hooper streets am, 8 at andhe she invited a friend to her abode between said. glassware andher property, police stole March in 7 — who turn the broke woman’s to a woman’s S. Fifthto a woman’s Street apartment on were all gone. red hat, license, driver’s and credit cards jacket, two cashmere scarves, eyeglasses, hour later, her purse, her hour later, wallet, trenchcoat, lar bar game. When she came back an Third streets 3 am at the to play popu- watering hole between S. Second and S. 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Steve for Councilman aison li- constituent and advisor policy environmental good, addition,” said Lisa Blood- agreat would make this lacking in open space, so roses. and azaleas ing at nurtur- hands their try to Brooklynites low North nity garden acommu- lot into vacant along- turn to hoping are that would al- gardeners. hood neighbor- to thank greener G’pointers have a Activists’ plan: Put flowers in Franklin lot plot for agarden Www.themoxiespot.com 8:30pm — 10am Thurs-Sun Mon-Wed 10am—6:30pm, 81 718-923-9710 Atlantic Ave(@Hicks) 2 2 $2.50 waived with waived $2.50 THE BY DANIELLE FURFARO Unlike many commu- many Unlike notstanding But that’s “They still have claim plot the eyed Bloodgood seriously is “Greenpoint thumbs ofgreen A group getabit will Greenpoint f b l l o Kid 2ndFloor o o $2.50/child every c r k s $5 max fees per family, R s f e s r t o a m Www.themoxiespot.com Www.themoxiespot.com 6:30pm, 8:30pm — 10am Thurs-Sun Wed10am Mon u each $15 food purchase Kid 2ndFloor B r $2.50/child every a . n B each $15 food purchase t $5 max fees per family, Entry Fee a r $2.50 waived with with waived$2.50 i n d d g P ACTIVITIES day, day, e l P a a y FAMILY S r Entry Fee k p a P community garden. garden. community into it a like to would turn thumbs ofgreen agroup now and years, CANVAS: BLANK ety of open space projects projects space ofopen ety who is involved in a vari- Watson, den,” Ryan said plot gar- urban a traditional than space open community sow plots. its to fi nity garden has struggled nearby Java Street commu- site. maintenance of the entire the in wouldshare ticipants par- all plot tend, her own to c i e e day, day, r “It’s going to be more ofa more be “It’s to going That’s partly because a nd enough volunteers to to volunteers nd enough 6 Nintendo WiiNight P 1st l a y Singalong & g SPOT SPOT 3rd Sats, 6p Sats,6p 3rd Tu 11a r n d wi The lot at 61 Franklin St. has been vacant for vacant been 61Franklin has lotat St. The Storytimes M/W/F 12p Weekend Singalong, Every Sunday, 12:30pm New Chef,Menu!! 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MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 15 x- “Therewaterbugs were the But Deutchman’s attorney, Ed- Deutchman’sBut attorney, “Many of the tenants do not get hous- a before go will case The rent tenants will move out so he he so in 2009 — leading out him to suspect move the landlord is purposely neglect- will ing the residence in hopes Gon- low- tenants said rent can and renovate chargehigher re- foot,” prices. left room your his of to size door zalez, complains who of bedbug next stains on his bed and claims a toilet mained clogged more than for a year — and that least at twomen cleanedwho or used the foul fi ture wound up hospitalized with with hospitalized up wound ture infections. landlord the said Deignan, ward is a responsible property owner hisxes up build- regularlywho fi ing after tenants of their go out to wreakway havoc on it. they assistance acts health mental the perpetrated many “In Deignan. said need,” have they cases, over and building them the in destruction of repaired has client my again.”and over ing court judge on April 16. x-up, con- rst rst fi tted with crum- with tted The union that makes SUNY work The SUNY makes union that President Smith, Phillip H. United University Professions United University rst case. case. rst Keep SUNY Downstate “Now, once again, the condi- the again, once “Now, More than men and 110 one building the of sections Some Eliud Gonzalez, said the 67, But afterBut the fi mediocre were “The repairs tions in that building have degen- have building that in tions unsafeerated to it’s where and un- healthy.” woman, most of bedrooms tiny in them live disabled, or poor, elderly, Hotel’s Greenpoint the line that narrow, winding hallways. bath- communal smell like sewage while others with rot, of reek rooms — most do not of which doorshave — outfi bling sinks, toilets, and showers. building was in bad shape when inhe moved in 2007, only got but worse after Deutchman bought it olations,according to Brian Sulli- van, senior staff attorney at MFY Legal Services, is which handling the tenants’ case pro-bono. said Sul- quickly, deteriorated ditions court,” of said. livan was landlord contempt the and half-a---- and in held Sullivan, whose group was also behind the fi op- Call 1-877-255-9417 a fully operational and public hospital! ow, bath- ow, ve years before xed here.” xed ghting tooth and nail to xtures to leak, and vermin vermin and leak, to xtures BY DANIELLE FURFARO DANIELLE BY Tenants in a Greenpoint fl This comes lawsuit three years Residents in the single-room- the in Residents taking“He’s advantage of Greenpoint Hotel residents sue landlord over conditions over landlord sue residents Hotel Greenpoint FLOPHOUSE OFHORRORS after tenants took Deutchman to courtan — effort that forced the landlord to remedy a number of vi- house are suing their landlord for allegedly failing to perform neces- sary repairs and — basic upkeep letting rats, roaches, and bedbugs run rampant and leaving their Manhattan dilapi- home Avenue dated and dangerous. Hotel Greenpoint occupancy claim building Deut- owner Jay chman has left parts of the build- a than more for heat without ing forcedyear, tenants to without go times, at water or hot water and overfl to sewage allowed fi room Mor- Bryan thrive. to said people,” weaker rison, a 62-year-old on disabil- hasity who lived in the building since 2004 — fi Deutchman bought the property. fi like “It’s get anything fi Photo by Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth by Photo Brooklyn needs SUNY Brooklyn needs • The Center for Dialysis • Center Disease and Memory Disorders Alzheimer’s • Downstate Hospital at SUNY The Children’s • Eliud Gonzalez has been on rent strike for several months over over months several for strike rent on been has Gonzalez Eliud Downstate Medical Center Downstate Medical to SUNY Downstate to protect its vital services. to SUNY $128 million for all SUNY hospitals. Tell them to send an additional $99 million Tell hospitals. $128 million for all SUNY Call your legislators. Tell them to restore the full state hospital subsidy of Tell Call your legislators. residents, today and tomorrow. residents, today and tomorrow. It’s time to speak out to keep Downstate open and meeting the needs of Brooklyn time to speak out to keep Downstate open and meeting It’s physicians and other health care providers. also close. That would shut down an essential education pipeline for future That would shut down an essential education pipeline also close. Because it relies heavily on hospital revenues, Downstate’s medical school could Because it relies heavily on hospital revenues, Downstate’s could mean the loss of critical health care services and thousands of jobs. could close or be privatized. Removing SUNY hospitals from legislative oversight hospitals from legislative could close or be privatized. Removing SUNY But without more state funding, Downstate’s future is in jeopardy. The hospital is in jeopardy. future But without more state funding, Downstate’s Downstate also provides specialized services such as: critical health care services. regardless of their ability to pay. Money shouldn’t decide if you get Money shouldn’t regardless of their ability to pay. provides essential health care services to thousands of patients each day, Take SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. This public hospital Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. SUNY Take life-saving medical care to millions of New Yorkers each year. each year. Yorkers New life-saving medical care to millions of Brooklyn, Long Island and Syracuse need more state support to keep providing Brooklyn, Long Island and Syracuse need New York needs SUNY’s public hospitals. And SUNY’s hospitals in And SUNY’s public hospitals. needs SUNY’s York New the conditions in his single-occupancy building on Manhattan Avenue. HOME FRONT: HOME 16 DT COURIER LIFE, MAR. 15-21, 2013 Artists inresidence say the community’s good good community’s say the peers. industry and tomers cus- from support events, and back fund-raisers, through bound to but managed storm the in major damage fered and Almodine Bakery suf- residential [uses.]” residential for variances grant to tinue con- to Appeals and dards ofStan- dent Board for the aprece- set to going is “It Council. Development hood Prospect Heights Neighbor- ofthe amember Oratowski, those things,” said Danae below-market-rate housing. tivizeto create new jobs or incen- ability community’s the ing developers —quash- favor artists ofthe in rules Appeals and dards ofStan- Board but-obscure be to wasted will for azone industry buildinto if offi city the powerful- and activists neighborhood that years of hard work 8committee. byBoard at aCommunity variance for azoning support sought when they skids hit some apartments 13 enues, into Grand and Franklin av- industrial zone between is in the Crown Heights convert the building, which building as a workspace. in late 2011 and using the deed the securing sure, foreclo- into it fell after St. Dean at 964 confectionery aformer purchased Lopez, high-end housing. into converted being spaces ofindustrial chain-reaction a off set will set splattered paint- the who fear leaders civic and canvases, their stretch where they heads atives who lay their to want cre- between community the in arift causing is factory Heights Crown dilapidated ists to live and work in a Concern that bohemians will boot industry DUMBO Neighborhood boosters boosters Neighborhood The group of six buyers ofsix group The neither of does “This fear plan ofthe Critics legally to plan But their by led Nicola artists, The A bid ofart- by agroup Continued from cover from Continued BY ELIROSENBERG cials to turn the area area the turn to cials tiallybuildings that could poten- industrial createmuch-coveted what it means jobs to givein intense discussion away about roiled was committee the – or re- units. ofthe one ortwo below-market-rate for rents ofcharging possibility the dition that the group review con- —but onthe only plan approve to the 10–2 voted night, when the committee victory last Thursday borhood.” we already do in what the that’s because work neigh- are really designed as live- develop- ment and spaces ofthe . “Most , industry cay , addresses often de- urban Bard College, whose work at faculty ofthe a member invested in,” said Lopez, area that I already feel very an in roots able long-term fort toand this is kind of an ef- reallythe building for 13 years, put downally across the street from vi- community. pitch their the to in cred tic artis- and neighborhood the stressed their deep roots in trict in Crown and Prospect Heights. Heights. Prospect and inCrown trict dis- smallmanufacturing for the end ofthe beginning the be could into lofts factory thisold to convert variance azoning of artists FOCUS: LOFT storm,” said Alexandria Alexandria storm,” said nity in the aftermath of the that embodied this commu- love and support ofthe all of reminder abeautiful is from Sandy, ‘Heartwalk’ onit’s getback to ues feet perfect artwork for the area. for the artwork perfect —the 30 April until display on —which is “Heartwalk” make efforts Samaritan But even after the vote, the But even after won asmall artists The liter- my studio had “I’ve “As DUMBO contin- “As DUMBO Community activists are worried that giving a group agroup giving that worried are activists Community munity Board 8. ofCom- full-board the faces in the next year. Sachs Goldman help from in $25-million with station service Studebaker former incubator and culinary a in court food a open to forces Ward Third group join will arts the and Flea Brooklyn ofthe proprietors erty, the from the artists’ prop- boom. amajor real-estate going turing jobs.” have manufac- to any going not they’re and component going to have an not “They’re Oratowski. to affordable other ‘No’ the and velopment Council voteHeights Neighborhood De- in addition Prospect the of member Gibsaid Veconi, another converted to residential,” facturing] zone that can be [manu- the in buildings est nic- ofthe all pickand off in come to going ple are more meetings where peo- thing, we’re going to have housing. affordable for main aschips bargaining Cafe has not yet reopened. has Cafe fi waterfront Hurri- cane-related from damage and the recover to unable Governor closed eatery The out casualties. its after being notwith- was neighborhood —but back the bounced has arelease. in ment District Improve- DUMBO ofthe tor direc- executive the Sica, The artists’ project next next project artists’ The down afewJust doors under- is Heights Crown we don’t dosome- “If In many ways, DUMBO xture the River River the xture Photo by Bess Adler Bess by Photo MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 17 APR. 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CDs,” said in est of hotselling LPs, with still vinyls, some inter- gether a viable working model so shop. the sustain hecould Bradley convinced sales vinyl but brisk 2009 in Avenue Street Berry to , So when the adjacent bar the the adjacent when bar So the “All we’d day long, have say to iTunes in long wayThat’s too But record labels only pressed put to- we could thought “I echnology Take You? COMPUTER-SIMULATED PATIENT (NURSING) exciting period,” hesaid. period,” exciting store. the nurturing hespent time the hewon’t said regret Bradley change.” it’s right now,scribes Williamsburg sold. been has building the now that store his to what happens see to said Davis, institution,” an be to enough long who is also go. Fix Sound see to sad he is waiting said Street, onN.Sixth Records Magazine. at People editor an as gig full-time a has Bradley, who also said line,” bottom look atbut to the Ihad ghost. giveup to the hehad ized “We were here during a very store’s the Despite struggles, de- there’s oneword that “If around been has Fix “Sound Academy of owner Davis, Mike decision, easy notan was “It *AY 3TREET s "ROOKLYN s .9 CITY TECH CITY NEWYORKCITYCOLLEGEOFTECHNOLOGY VISION CARE/OPHTHALMICTECH close his Williamsburg record store. store. record hisWilliamsburg close IN A ‘FIX’: Sound Fix owner James Bradley, pictured during happier times, will times, happier during Bradley, pictured James owner Fix Sound BrooklynDaily.com. 777#)494%#(#5.9%$5 DENTAL HYGIENE&RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY File photo by Bess Adler Bess by photo File MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 19 Attn: OVER 35 s .EED 4HEM %VICTED s $O 4HEY /WE 9OU 2ENT s #OMMERCIAL 2ESIDENTIAL TH !VE s "ROOKLYN #ALL 718-788-5052 YEARS EXPERIENCE FREE #ONSULTATION &OR ! 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Instead, the developer developer the Instead, proposal 400-foot The was site sanitation “The the to coming “If you’re million to decontaminate decontaminate to million the former garage, which is riddled with oil and gaso- spills. line prices keep to promising is reasonable by offering rent or sale prices comparable build- neighboring with ings. intrigues members of CB1, seemwho excited about ga- the replacing housing devel- the as long so — rage oper doesn’t charge luxury rates. not serving our community board, so I’m to happy see fi someone writ- in said So- CB1 member Rob promised lano wants — who the 400- rule foot ing. com- a see to need community board a fa- for we vor, munity benefi lord benefi . The union that makes SUNY work The SUNY makes union that President Smith, Phillip H. United University Professions United University Photo by Ken Yapelli Ross said the developer cannot offer traditional “af- two the in housing” $3 fordable cost will it proposed six-story build- because ings city’s“affordable housing” for qualify to guidelines generous federal subsidies a recent study found — but newly of two-thirds that erected units included in the program aren’t afford- the in residents to able neighborhoods where they constructed. are Call 1-877-255-9417 ROMISE P This former garage might become housing housing become might garage former This Many builders use the the use builders Many “It’s going to be“It’s way Tell lawmakers to keep the promise. Tell lawmakers to keep the lower thanlower see you on what the Northside,” said Ross, Commu- before go will who nity Board 1 tonight to seek support a zoning for vari- residential allowing ance on the com-development mercial on Rutledge site and Heyward streets near Broadway. — and could it turn even out cheaper than many “afford- able housing” units. NEIGHBORLY RENTS: NEIGHBORLY with rents nearby similar to apartments. EEP THE New York made a promise when it created the State New York University—a promise accessible to all to keep SUNY students. But today, the state is pulling back from that promise. A two-year funding freeze—on top of years of deep cuts in state support—has shifted more of the cost of higher education onto students and their families. Today, nearly 75 percent of SUNY’s operating budget comes from tuition and fees, compared to a decade ago when 75 percent came from the state. So more and more funding for SUNY is coming from tuition and fees. 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COMPLETE RIP COMPLETE RIP FREE in Home ROOFING SALES 24 DT COURIER LIFE, MAR. 15-21, 2013 it go. it see to ashame rely It onit. be would and library, the to books order time, the all there go We needs. family my everything around. time this for asimilar outcome hoping them of many with acts, Online readers read their riot ball. wrecking the from offi library and before activists in1973, nearly was shuttered twomajorvived fi Pacifi The 8, 1904. onOct. opening grand its upon room for country” childreninthe equipped completely most Carnegie borough’s —the pository fi re- the reviewers hailed when of Brooklyn’s intellectual past, branch areminder as building saved Neighbors historic wantthe — asonline March 7). “theto save Pacifi (“Readers fi bones rickety foring $11 million its restore to of spring- skyscraper, instead gled itwith anewfan- replace and facility Pacifi 108-year-old its on chapter the close plan to Brooklynthe Public Library’s insidevationistsArea bibliophiles and preser- a future tossed the book at the building, and if it can’t turn aprofi turn it can’t if and building, the ofrenting cost cover the to not enough are books renting from collects brary li- the fees Obviously the close. it should Save the Pacifi If people aren’t using the library, then This is a wonderful library, fi visit www.BrooklynDaily.com. To comments, Publications. more read Life ofCourier property the becomes which allcorrespondence, to edit right fi the letter. the sent you Werm reserve con- wecan for so number telephone and address your include Please com. 11201, NY MetroTech Brooklyn, North, Center or e-mail 1 Group, Newspaper tor, Community to Edi- DiMiceli, to: Vince letters Submit editorial@cnglocal. cials teamed up to save it LET US HEAR FROM YOU FROM USHEAR LET sur- has c branch c branch library,” Parent from Gowanus from Parent it and res c branch c branch lled with ght ght rst rst t where the city does not simply take back back notsimply take does city where the impossible agreement an to structure it deals), is estate real ofthese ate more keep underfunding the libraries to cre- cials have already decided they want to offi (and Bloomberg fungible money is licly released or vetted. In fact, because notpub- and notsigned still is agreement city. the moneyfrom back get some That to principle in agreement an reached had fi very for the they, New night York. ticing Tuesday On cause of such things as coverage in No- gruities in the story they were telling be- offi what is best for the libraries. Library fi their is estate real the selling it means offi Bloomberg-library the to barrassment be given how or muchmight money some to that say the libraries. to basis any was there before libraries sell to made was Adecision libraries. the That’s an goto money any would that agreement em- enforceable noexisting, is There system. city, the goto library would notthe a sale from funds the property the owns city the tem is highly misleading. First, because sys- library the goto would ofthem, some corner. out onthe hang loud teens fl conspiracy theorists. I hope the ground NIMBY those “p-off” to just place its in built complex ahuge condo is and down knocked is library this Ihope said. ing out for free as a publicbooks or profi turn service. 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Pleasantville, from ts. They lend books Guy from There Guy from t then like other other like t then Tal Barzilai Tal ers ers - likely fl would city the that is Levin Steve cilman by Coun- organized meeting community at the night onTuesday Iheard What with one hand what it gives with other. strangers are united in the need to keep keep to need the in united are strangers and for help. My neighbors, my heart editor,To the outs!Sell cover.sible plau- level create to unprecedented at an libraries the under-funding tentionally in- actually are they dothat, to And ers. getting real estate deals out to develop- about It is libraries. money for the ting notabout get- is This line: Bottom on it. Don’t bet libraries. the it goto would that hear Ididn’t that? to addition Money in be. might amounts and costs what these placed), but that they don’t even know re- being oflibraries size ofthe fraction a are libraries replacement of how the examples both are library Donnell the and library Height (the Brooklyn ies librar- replacement build to cost would onwhat it based system library the to shame. alow-down What public for good. the ofworking guise gether to enrich themselves under the work developers to- and government Brooklyn Red from Park Slope Park from Red Brooklyn down. going keeps funding while increasing, are board the across services about how more library learn to www.nycfuture.org at Opportunity” of “Branches out Check years. 10 last the in percent goneup 60 has usage And posite. used by “rich gentrifi it It’s out. check by stop and not Branch, you Pacifi don’t If the know houses. Gowanus from and libraries, without schools local three from —kids serves it now folks the serving neighborhood, ing to preserve try- who ofus are Those housing. luxury it wanttime gentrifi it to stay in the fi littering money through enough make don’t They for except recreation. them Nooneuses parks. onthe build “Let’s be it ajoke. will be Next to has ing.” This for except read- using nooneis that nes!” I write this letter which is a plea from from aplea which is letter this I write This is just another example of how If the library moves, it will be big- be it moves, will library the If here abuilding down “And tearing ow back some identifi ed, moving into the base of from Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn from Michael D. D. White White D. D. Michael Charles from Bklyn from Charles Me from Bay Ridge Bay Me from ers,” op- quite the able funds funds able c ao la p Carroll up. a major clean happen. to that who have allowed on all Shame slum. aliteral is arena great the to avenue lead-in The Markowitz? President Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, Borough Lander, Brad Re,Councilman Lo Irene closed were Gardens — Fornino and —Moutarde restaurants ofmy two favorite was shock greatest litter. with But my dirty was street the Feb. 22). provements,” online Avenue Seventh im- funding for new tax Vote BID: on up for is is the (“Slope war the after Dresden ber, it like looked and Street. Carroll to Avenue Fifth —along Center Barclays editor,To the Slum Avenue ing off our churches and synagogues. and churches our off ing libraries. now our it and is sold, and shut down being over hospitals our ing suffer- also are We,citizenry. people, the for our wrong plain just and detrimental, they are valuable home. my which second is Library, real Plaza Cadman precious our don’t destroy estate is unfair,remaining libraries. still- ofthe notforsury, upgrade any and city’s trea- the gointo branches library The monies billed. be will system Library Public lyn that result size), forBrook- the which(one the fourth from the space” a“cozy awarded be will patrons sale of ing that he can. In return the library build- tallest the build to try who will developer aprivate to building entire the off selling building, same the in located which is Library, Business the moving onre- approves plans Johnson Linda C.E.O. Library Public Brooklyn cade. cent attendance increase in the past de- aseat. grab to anxious and like open, thrown be to doors for the waiting hungry ofpeople herds are there morning Every cattle West. Plaza at Cadman library Heights we all rush in, ished and or diminished. ordiminished. and ished demol- nothave them and libraries our Fifth Avenue is a disgrace in need of Avenue Committee, Fifth gives What So many store fronts were closed and Octo- last since I haven’t there been work from after awalk took I recently I wonder when the city will get to sell- getto I wonder will city when the because libraries ofthe off selling The fi Please per- a 59 had has attendance Library Brooklyn at the patron aregular I am and conditioning air x the Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn Justine Swartz Justine Tom Fagan MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 25 } . Patients now have access to the access to the have now . 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Beach, Manhattan in atPembrook Street Blvd. Oriental [2001 MANHATTAN BEACH Remembering rewarded with praise letters. you ofthank book and aDVD created then and project for their survivors terviewed in- Beach Manhattan in 195 PS from dents Sorrow and Hope,” and elementary stu- of Full exhibit “Suitcase by their panied in Midwood read original poems accom- Cecelia Margules songinal composed by local composer Orchestra Chamber High School’s it.” repeat to condemned are past the Santayana, “Those who cannot remember George ofpoet words the quoted browitz Cym- Assemblyman Opal Standing marks, Madrigal Chorus re- opening his In Holocaust. the in lost lives Jewish 6million the work commemorate to ofart orpiece essay, performance amusical College. Community at Kingsborough ter played works dis- their had entries, around 600 than more the from chosen winners, The school. high to Marine Academic kindergarten from district his in students for Contest” Art and Cen- Performance, Poetry, blyman assem- year, Each the donotforget. trict has made sure that the children in his dis- sponsorsSteven Cymbrowitz the “Holocaust Essay, Standing O says “Thank you for remem- O says “Thank Standing The assemblyman handed out certifi Luba Abramovich Luba Students from Edward R. Murrow simple was challenge The an —apoem, Assemblyman eight years, past For the Kingsborough Community College STANDING rst-place schools and sec- and schools rst-place , students from PS 199 (D–Sheepshead Bay) performed an orig- an performed , a 93-year-old survi- , a93-year-old and - 100 days andcounting PROSPECT HEIGHTS the next half of to forward look his students to told principal, tis Palmore Cur- Opal ing mony. Stand- cere- the at and attendance ture, academics cellence in cul- ex- for awards received dents celebration stu- the whoop-de-do school ceed Charter out three cheers to the students at Ex- could be this much fun? Standing O sends Winners of the adboot campchallenge the Creative Boot Camp competition. Camp Boot Creative the AD-MEN: shop that challenged students with cre- with students challenged that shop sistedOne Club Creative Boot Camp of an design. communication and design intensive graphic arts, visual in majoring dents four-day work- Yippeee! Who knew 100 days of school daysofschool 100 knew Who Yippeee! DOWNTOWN agency New York, fi sweeping University City of at the College ors Hon- Macaulay heldat the competition participated in the Creative Boot Camp New York from “mad-men” Tech City Creative students? mad-ad merry The camp was co-sponsored by ad co-sponsored was camp The for these behind far be Clios Can . During . 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Coach ess volun- for do- for WWW.BROOKLYNDAILY.COM PUBLISHED BY CNG • 1 METROTECH CENTER NORTH • 10TH FLOOR • BROOKLYN, NY 11201 29 M ARCH ZOMBIES TEACH C 14-20, 2013, OURIER L KIDS LIFE LESSONS IFE Actors rise from the dead at children’s show By Jaime Lutz t’s like “Waiting for Godot.” But for kids. With zombies. 24 I Prepare the hordes: for SEVEN Get to know the one day only, a Fort Green per- formance space is staging “All I life behind the Really Need to Know I Learned From Being a Zombie” — a new Great White Way play that uses the undead to teach kids potentially life-altering les- By Natalie Musumeci sons, such as “brains aren’t every- ven Broadway musicals have bloopers. thing,” “you are what you eat,” Actor Daniel C. Levine, who once and “what doesn’t kill makes you Emade his Broadway debut as Marius more alive.” in the world-famous “Les Miserables,” and It is, in fact, a little existential. a cast of five other renowned Broadway vets “You hear what it’s like to be will belt out hits from the popular musicals a zombie and how it’s different they once starred in and give the audience an from being alive, and what they’ve inside scoop at life on the Great White Way learned from looking back on through personal tidbits and stories about their their life,” said director Amanda big breaks and big Hinkle, who is also the direc- gaffes. tor of education at Fort Greene’s Arghhhhhhhh: The Irondale Ensemble presents an existential play that gives kids something to think about in “All I Really Need to “I had the idea Irondale Center, which is produc- Know I Learned From Being a Zombie,” starring Nolan Kennedy, Meredith Cody, and Dave Publow. Photo by Stefano Giovannini of what if the audi- ing the show as part of a monthly ence could actu- series of brand new works of chil- ally see what hap- the show doesn’t shy away from “It could start a lot of conversa- through barricades, or spreading dren’s drama from up-and-coming some serious topics — including tions, as well as being entertain- viruses. pens backstage in playwrights. a Broadway show, death. ing.” Undead life’s just not fair, kids. One thing it isn’t, Hinkle prom- “There’s a funny scene about While the Irondale Center has “All I Really Need to Know I what happens ises, is too scary. the grieving process,” she said other children’s programming Learned From Being a Zombie” when things go She and playwright Jason about a scene in which the zom- too, including a summer theater at Irondale Center [85 S. Oxford wrong, what hap- Pizzarello specifically worked to bies must deal with problems that camp, zombies should note: there St. near Lafayette Avenue in Fort pens in auditions, tone down a few scenes that were arise from being half dead and are currently no classes avail- Greene, (718) 488–9233, iron- what happens Behind the scenes: Acclaimed too creepy for youngsters. Still, when you forget actor Daniel C. Levine will half alive. able on brain-eating, jamming dale.org]. March 16, 2 pm, $5. your line on stage tell tales and sing songs in front of 3,000 from his days starring in people, what hap- “Little Shop of Horrors,” at “Broadway Backstage” on pens if you forget March 23. Circus comes to Barclays Center to put the micro- Courtesy of Broadway Backstage phone on — all of By Will Bredderman McClain, whose only circus experience these different things that when people pay to he Greatest Show on Earth is coming in New York City came several years ago at go to see a Broadway show they don’t think back to Brooklyn. Madison Square Garden, is especially excited about,” said Levine, who created “Broadway T Almost three years after taking down to make his Brooklyn debut. Backstage.” its tent in Coney Island, the Ringling Bros. “I’m more thrilled about coming to Brooklyn Levine promises that the audience will and Barnum & Bailey Circus — elephants, than I can imagine or say,” said McClain. really get to know the actors and actresses clowns, acrobats, and all — will parade into the “Since this is the first year we’re playing at the who will be dressed in their “street clothes” Barclays Center. Barclays Center, I think I’m more excited about throughout the two-hour performance that This year’s show, titled “Built to Amaze,” performing there than I was at the Garden.” strings together video segments of interviews combines two elements every Brooklynite can A former rodeo cowboy from Kansas City, and actual footage from shows. relate to: the battle of the sexes and construc- the ringmaster serves as the audience’s guide to Along with true stories, the night will tion, incorporating front loaders, dump trucks, the excitement, hyping each act while he rides feature live performances — in the 699-seat huge wrenches, and giant paintbrushes, with around the arena atop his horse Comanche. world-class theater house at Kingsborough male and female teams of performers striv- “I’m like the President, I’m the guy every- Community College’s performing arts center ing to outshine each other in dazzling feats of body looks up to, but I’m also the biggest fan,” — of 35 Broadway hits from musicals includ- athletic prowess. he said. ing “Phantom of the Opera,” “Chicago,” and “It’s absolutely crazy what these ladies can Spouse show: This year’s Ringling Bros. and Barnum & And no performance would be complete “Les Miserables,” with the accompaniment of do!” ringmaster Andre McClain said of the Baily Circus show will present husband-and-wife acts, without Ringling Bros.’ legendary elephants — such as Russian comedic animal performers Alex and a four-piece band headed by Bryan Perri, who female performers in particular. who will be accompanied by music and teams Irina Emelin. Courtesy of DiGennaro Communications is the conductor for “Wicked.” McClain pointed to the Duo Fusion and of male and female dancers. “Broadway Backstage” presented by On Duo Solys hand-balancers as a perfect exam- while wearing three-inch pumps. The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Stage at Kingsborough [2001 Oriental Blvd. ple of what audiences can expect. The two Another fantastic marital pair are the come- Circus at the Barclays Center [620 Atlantic near Oxford Street in Manhattan Beach, (718) husband-wife teams bring domestic tension to dic animal performers Alex and Irina Emelin, Ave. at Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Heights, 368–5596, www.onstageatkingsborough.org]. a whole new level as the women lift and poise just arrived from Russia, whose act features 18 (917) 618–6700, www.barclayscenter.com]. March 23, 8 pm. $25. their men atop their heads and shoulders — all tigers, along with 16 black-and-white poodles. 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Given the hurdles pitmasters face to pursue their smoky craft, it’s a movement that gets its wings from the sine qua non of Brooklyn today: a do-it-yourself culture that encourages everyone to get their hands dirty. Barbecue even served as the de facto emergency rations after Hurricane Sandy, as a pair of soon-to-be Red Hook pitmasters slow-cooked a half-ton of meat in a extra long smoker and gave it away to residents of their battered neighborhood the day after the tempest struck. Here are four new barbecue joints smoking their way into the hearts and souls of Brooklynites: 1. Fletcher’s Brooklyn Barbecue A passion for the craft and a desire to remake himself led Bill Fletcher to sell the ad agency he started and go from a life of weekend-only grilling to opening the Gowanus hotspot with pit- Graham Elizabeth by Photo master Matt Fisher only a few days after Hurricane Sandy struck in November. And the two are dead serious about doing barbecue right. “Sometimes people think we say Brooklyn barbecue with a smirk, but it’s not a joke,” said Fisher, who helped start Grillin’ on the Bay, an amateur ’cue competition in Sheepshead Bay where the two met. Fisher and Fletcher are self-described barbecue obsessives; both say that their homes — Windsor Terrace for Fletcher, Queens for Fisher — can be located from blocks away by following the long trail of fragrant white smoke floating over their neighborhoods. And both say that the adverse circumstances they faced as amateur grill- ers helped prepare them for the big stage. Blocks from the site of the future Whole Foods, their J&R smoker churns out maple- and red Photo by Cassandra Giraldo Photo by Cassandra Giraldo oak-smoked chickens, brisket, pork steaks, and some killer ribs. A meaty round-up: (Counter-clockwise from top) Pitmaster Matt Fisher pulls meat out from the rouge-colored smoker at Fletcher’s Brooklyn Barbeque in Try the pit-smoked beans too, which are thrown in the smoker Gowanus. BrisketTown owner Dan Delaney has taken the town by storm with his web-based barbecues. Fort Reno chef Tim Coughlan cooks up some St. Louis ribs, spicy to bake for hours and taste like a Texas dream. pickled veggies, and pulled pork for hungry Park Slopers. [433 Third Ave. between Seventh and Eighth streets in Gowanus. (347) 763–2680. www.fletchersbklyn.com]. distributed much of the meat at 31 pop-up events in Brooklyn and And for those willing to experiment, there’s the “Hot Mess” — beyond over 60 days at bars, rooftops, and other locations — such which is pretty much everything they serve crammed into a mason 2. BrisketTown as the Dutch Reformed Church in Flatbush — giving the rising jar. They aptly describe it as a barbecue parfait. BrisketTown is the offspring of a triple emphasis on food, pitmaster foodie stardom in the process. [669 Union St. at Fourth Avenue in Park Slope. (347) 227–7777, media, and old-school know-how. By the time he opened his restaurant in November just months www.fort-reno.us] Owner, whiz kid, and mad brisket scientist Daniel Delaney later, he had achieved two milestones it takes some chefs decades spent three and a half years as a food-video blogger at Vendr.Tv, to achieve; the entire city was salivating for more of his food, and 4. Little Brother traveling all around the country and eventually meeting the piece he had just about perfected his craft. The delicious brisket is still If you need any proof that you can make it big as a barbecuer in of meat that set him on his current path as a brisket pro. smoked off premises, but not in Jersey anymore. Brooklyn, look no further than Little Brother, which opened about a “I was in New Orleans at a festival and a chef there from Louie [359 Bedford Ave. between S. Fourth and S. Fifth streets in year ago in Clinton Hill next to post-industrial beer well Hot Bird. Mueller Barbecue in Texas brought his brisket,” he said. “It was Williamsburg. (718) 701–8909 www.delaneybbq.com]. Owners Ben Grossman and Craig Samuel are sitting on a small just so much better than anything I had ever tasted before.” empire of barbecue and Southern food that they began with the Smoke Brisket was Delaney’s LSD — life would never be the same 3. Fort Reno Joint in Fort Greene in 2006 and continued one sauce at a time with after that bite. The folks behind the year-old Fort Reno are doing their best to Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Peaches and Peaches Hothouse a few years He bought a smoker at Home Depot in Bedford-Stuyvesant a make their barbecue uniquely Brooklyn, risking drawing the NIMBY- later. The hickory-smoked pork, chicken, and beef and no-nonsense few years ago, continuing to commune with the generation-wise rage of Park Slope neighbors. But manager Akil Marshall says their storefront draws the neighborhood’s foodies to Little Brother, but the brisket men at Louie Mueller. Then, at 2012’s South by Southwest two “locker box” smokers haven’t set off any alarms in the neighbor- real appeal is ordering at the joint and relaxing at the bar next door, in Austin, Texas, he bought another smoker, this one capable of hood thanks to a five-story flue that gets the job done — and perhaps where in the warmer months they deliver. The “BBQ” salad, a plate holding 300 pounds of meat. their location near Fourth Avenue. Far from making people angry, the of mixed greens, carrots, cucumbers, and tomatoes topped off with a Armed with plenty of smoke, Delaney went on web-fueled mar- place — the second project of chef Jacques Gautier — has charmed hearty portion of a chopped meat of your choice is about the healthiest athon last summer where he cooked up more than 7,000 pounds the townies with dual happy hours (5–7 pm and 10 pm–midnight). you can feel when eating barbecue. of beef brisket from the home where he grew up in New Jersey, Folks getting back from work can get a “Redneck” taco and a tallboy [544 Clinton Ave. at Atlantic Avenue in Clinton Hill (347) selling the meat online before he bought it, Kickstarter-style. He for $5, or enjoy easy take-out and delivery options. 889–7885 www.littlebrotherbbq.com] 32 14-20, 2013 14-20, ARCH STRIKING A CHORD , M IFE Classical music dukes it out with boxing matches at DUMBO gym L By Colin Mixson OURIER C t’s a battle of the band. A small ensemble of classical musicans Iwith a rebellious streak called the Street Cannibals are playing at the legendary DUMBO boxing gym Gleason’s, ringing out chamber pieces in between the bells as young pugilists set 24 their own beat to the sweet science. SEVEN “Generally what the Street Cannibals do is simultaneous levels of translation,” said the group’s conductor and cellist Dan Barrett. “The Putting it all together: Matthew Regula, a super- dance and the music translates some of the star in Brooklyn’s experimental music scene, is weight and principles of the boxing.” known for his homemade synthesizers. The event called “Strike!” is a novel com- Photo by Ken Yapelli bination of music, dance, and exhibition fight- ing from a pack of Gleason’s younger boxers. Musical pieces Instead of ring girls, brief dance and music numbers will punctuate the rounds, and longer By Danielle Furfaro sets will be the main events between the eve- atthew Regula is a real live wire. ning’s three fights. The Crown Heights-based The transition from discord to harmony will Mexperimental musician turns piles be seamless, Barrett said. of wires, switches, and knobs into home- “The audience should not see the mechanics made musical instruments to spread epic, of the watch, they should tell the time,” he said droning, and soul-crushing soundscapes in — somewhat cryptically. experimental spots all over Brooklyn. Barrett is convinced that the subtle blend of The key to crafting his unique sound is sound, movement, and closed fists has philo- Tussel and a tune: Dan Barrett will conduct the Street Cannibals chamber orchestra in between bouts at the world- to keep things modular, said the musician, sophical implications, and he hopes the show renowned Gleason’s Gym on Saturday. Photo by Bess Adler who goes by the moniker Mister Matthew. will instruct his audience about an important “There is so much nuance in the controls aspect of human nature: battle. is the last place to hold a concert, for Barrett’s ing champ, he’s interested in winning. that re-creating things is almost impos- “One of the things we aim to illuminate is that purpose, it’s one of the only places. “Another thing that doesn’t hurt,” Barrett sible,” said Regula, who will appear at strife is an essential component of our nature, so “It’s a rugged looking gym,” he said. “It’s added, “It’s home to 132 world champions.” the Modular Synthesizer Spring Equinox, its important to create a stylistic friction,” said not polished, it’s not lovely, but it has a powerful “Strike!” at Gleason’s Gym [77 Front St. an evening of performances, presentations, Barrett. “So it’s very celestial setting, a prelude action to it. The beautiful thing is it’s not laid between Main and Washington streets in DUMBO, workshops, and installations at Bushwick’s by Bach, with shadow boxing set against it — that out with any consideration towards decorations, (718) 797–2872, gleasonsgym.net]. March 16, 8 Silent Barn. kind of aesthetic friction is very powerful.” everything is geared toward substance.” pm. $20. $15 for Gleason’s Gym members and “I have a basic strategy in what sounds I And for anyone who thinks Gleason’s Gym But Barret isn’t all theory. Much like a box- students. want to make, and then I build on that and change it. Sometimes you’re in a mood to play something gnarly and sometimes you play something sweet and sugary.” B’wick’s Bob Ross-inspired painting contest Regula started playing experimental music more than 20 years ago. Back then, By Eli Rosenberg Ross, as corny as it may feel. he used typical store-bought keyboard syn- ushwick artists are at the “People sometimes get all thesizers to create a sound he calls “ambient cutting edge of contempo- cynical about Williamsburg and orchestra.” Brary art, but can they paint Bushwick, but I hope they throw But in 2006, Regula set his keyboards a happy tree? that away, because this is really a aside and started becoming more than a A neighborhood competition is for-charity event,” he said of the musician by building his own instruments calling on all painters to take up contest, which will have Six Point — modular synthesizers — despite having the brush in a true test of artistic beers on sale for the benefit of no background in electronics. skill to see whose mountains sing, Citymeals-On-Wheels. “I can make everything the way I want whose streams are chipper, and Timms is still looking for artists it,” he said. “I’m incredibly comfortable in the end, who can out-mellow who are ready to get together in a with my instruments.” amateur landscape painting master room to paint their best landscape Regula often plays in the bands Bob Ross. paintings for a crowd to judge, Hexbreaker Quartet and Telecult Powers, The worry-free television leaving the top three winners up to but the show at the Modular Equinox will instructor’s near-perfect landscapes a vote. Champs will go home with let fans get up close and personal with the delighted casual viewers of PBS for gift certificates from Utrecht art artist. years in the ’80s and ’90s — so this supplies, and their paintings will “He’s an interesting, positive curmud- contest is to painters what a mac- Happy garbage bags: Painter and former Brooklyn Paper contributor Sam Sinkwell be auctioned. geon,” said G. Lucas Crane, one of Silent and-cheese cook-off is for chefs: an says he’s ready to do his best Bob Ross painting of Brooklyn at an upcoming artists Timms promises that showing Barn’s main organizers. “It’s easy to get into takedown. Photo by Stefano Giovannini accessible way for artists to show up with a Ross-inspired ’fro is not something from a gearhead perspective, but off their talents. amateur culinary competitions — paint something awesome.’ ” required. it’s hard to make the leap from that to art. “At the end of the day, I want and is hosting his first art take- And while out-painting Bob The Painting Takedown at The With Matthew, the art is front and center.” to attract real artists, but I don’t down and auction for charity on Ross won’t be a challenge for most Active Space (566 Johnson Ave. Modular Synthesizer Spring Equinox at want to be like, ‘Paint an awesome March 24. of the working artists in the neigh- at Stewart Avenue in Bushwick, Silent Barn (603 Bushwick Ave. between painting.’ ” said Matt Timms, who “[But] If I say, ‘Paint like Bob borhood, participants must shed www.566johnsonave.com). 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Then it lost Boyd in in in a September on-campus Boyd lost it Then brawl. season-end- a to December six lost and injury knee ing of its next games. seven do to them for hit, we that great theywhat did shows saidcharacter,” fi Blackbirds coach Jack is leadership “The Perri. unbelievable. Their sub- stance as men was remark- able.” was three-peat to chance over before the Blackbirds of had their played even fi 14 win to on conference game, the but went team games.the next 17 through Garner it,” said. close without Mount St. Mary’s leading (18–14) for most of the fi Olasewere into got foul fi the in late trouble around. turned things and behind 6-for-10 shooting and point, that at arc the — Nazareth’s Samson Usilo — Nazareth’s nal nal came the mindset that we that mindset the the win would We just had to keep keep to had just We ‘ Jamal Olasewere scores two points on a layup during • BY ROB ABRUZZESEBY Madness! LIU to to LIU Madness! It wasIt the toughest sea- GarnerC.J. scored a ca- to wanted really “We University Island Long March dance again March DUNKED: the 2013 Northeast Conference Championship Game on March 12. son in years, the for but University Island Long Blackbirds, winning its Northeast third-straight fi Conference easy. Tuesday on reer-high 31 points and the Blackbirds 3-seeded No. cruised past 5 Mount No. Center St. Mary’s 91–70 the at Well- ness Northeastern the in night basket- men’s Conference game. ball championship The win punched the ticket for an NCAA tournament we berth the for Blackbirds. when create and here back come conferencehistory,” player of the year Jamal Olasew- ere said. had together setbacks, “We are we but a family and we came had to and made we his- tory.” (20–13) overcame Julian Boyd, Troy Joseph, Olasew- ere and Garner being sus- pended two games for be- cause of their involvement rst rst dence Christ the Rawle King’s Continued on page 39 “A lot of shots weren’t of shots weren’t lot “A struggled Loughlin our didn’t play “We of winning fi the school’s championship since 1992. the have didn’t Loughlin success. shooting same ev- fourth the in us for falling do Carringtonquarter,” said. to it.” was that think “I Mike tried fourth the throughout Junior deciding the losing quarter, 24–14. frame Williams scoring could, erything he the in points 23 his of seven also coming while quarter, withup numerous steals. SLAM!: Alkins takes the ball up and in for the dunk. Photo by William Thomas Continued on page 38 — Bishop Loughlin’s Imani Tate Loughlin’s — Bishop nal nal “Those baskets us,” were clutch for contribu- took Making history the Falcons a 54–48 lead with 2:25 left into was play what a back and forth battle throughout. Henry has been a force on the end all defensive post-sea- son, has which earned the confi of her teammates. said. Lewis BY MIKE MORTON Gonzalez held his emo- his held Gonzalez going“It’s to us help The Lions trailed by Bishop Loughlin head But that wasn’t enough to to tional star and him told he was proud of him.how enough himHe told he would have wasn’t another chance next year. that But Car- by felt pain the ease rington following the loss. Carringtona lot,” said. remember to going “We’re nasty a It’s feeling. this feeling.” clos- the in points two just ingseconds of the third went things but quarter, downhill from there. IsaiahCosbert of Christ the King nailed a buzzer beater from court half the inside just line to end the frame, which sparked a 17–3run the for Royals, effectively ending any dreams the Lions had on Saturday afternoon at Fordham University. loss to Christ the King in consoled Gonzalez Ed coach in King junior KhadeenCarrington the outside the locker room fol- Christ lowing the Lions’ 78–63 to loss School High Catholic the Athletic Association Class AA basketball boys fi played together. We have a a have We together. played lot of heart.’ ‘We fought every night. We We night. every fought ‘We rst ever Catholic Class Class Catholic ever rst • Her two layups off feeds from stars “It’s championship time,” she said. said. she time,” championship “It’s Aaliyah Jones and Aaliyah Lewis gave “It’s time my “It’s me to step for for up team.” Saturday night. Henry, a role player player role a Henry, fi school’s the night. AA state title Cardinal at Spellman on Saturday most of her career,for is playing the best basketball of her career. Photo by William Thomas High School Athletic Association Athletic School High BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI She scored points, 14 grabbed 13 Senior forward Brittany Henry has has Henry Brittany forward Senior Loss to Christ the King King the Christ to Loss Henry leads Ford to state title game title state to Ford leads Henry ends Loughlin’s title run title Loughlin’s ends hold offhold Loughlin Bishop 62–51 to earn game’s biggestgame’s baskets to Ford help rebounds and provided two of the mance mattered it when for most. run, and she saved her best perfor- Ford girls basketball team’s playoff playoff girls team’s basketball Ford been a quiet force during the Bishop Class AA boys basketball fi nal against Christ the King. Class AA boys basketball fi toward thetoward basket in the Catholic ON THE BALL: Bishop Loughlin’s Michael Williams dribbles the ball 38 DT COURIER LIFE, MAR. 15—21, 2013 points and Jasmine Alston fense. Imani Tate de- tough by playing victory scored 21 out the grind to Falcons ings to Ford, forced the seasonboth meet- regular last minutes.” the hit my in “I shots said. Iplayed Perez utes great,” out. fouled Jones after victory the seal four came in the fi but points, six just scored Freshman Giobeth Perez for apiece (24–7). Ford 12 and Brandi Segars added scored 17 Lewis everyone. from tions points and Jones fi ting the game away in the more delivered than by put- quarterfi the in victory upset an Stepinac team coming off against an Archbishop start ofafast importance Ed Gonzalez preached the liams and Jordan Nanton. Nanton. Jordan and liams Wil- Mike for Carrington, sweet extra be would ship points. whorington, scored 14 Car- Khadeen guard junior it back to the school,” 1992. since said lookwill to winits fi back at Fordham. Loughlin at 3pmonSunday King and 2010 since appearance game willmake its fi facesaid. Gonzalez Christ strong,” out came but really they out strong, the in the29–8 opening frame. Crusaders the outscored Thursday night. Loughlin last University Fordham at semifi boys basketball Intersectional AA Class lic 56 thrashing in the Catho- tofi start from Stepinac dominate rst quarter. Loughlin trounces Stepinac Continued from page 37 page from Continued BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY for Catholic ‘AA’ boys final Loughlin, which lost Loughlin, “The last couple of min- Bishop Loughlin coach coach Loughlin Bishop Winning achampion- Winning bring to trying “We are will squad Lions The come to them expected “I went Lions onto The Ford squad His nals. nish during a 78– rst championship nal 1:00 to rst title nals ham University on March 7. March on University ham game between Bishop Loughlin UP: LINED and Archbishop Stepinac at Ford- season, gritted out a win out awin gritted season, last Atitle Class Federation to fi the make ago, level years four varsity at the winless which was have picked Loughlin, back. dramatic late-game come- a in 47–44 Catholic Moore over triumphed squad lin Molloy Archbishop beating sively 62–48.fi The Lough-semifi stirring victories in the won they aday after other each against off squared game. of the went control ona7-2 grab to left in the game before Ford 4:41 with 48–46 just trailed 17.netted (13–14) Lions The ing the last two years. Car- years. two last the ing out dur- transferred Boone Elisha and iek Kimbrough Tyl- Charles, Joel Angus, Travis players, top other ter af- school the at stayed They rst-ever title game by deci- game title rst-ever Most people wouldn’t wouldn’t people Most The Brooklyn rivals nals. Ford reached its its reached Ford nals. Javian Delacruz takes the shot during the semifi the during shot the takes Delacruz Javian nal nal. It won the Ford. Bishop and Loughlin Bishop between game the ing dur- shot jump acorner shoots SHOWDOWN: est level. high- at the championship a ofwinning short just fell this year’s semifi pion Moore Catholic in cham- over Archdiocesan a good team,” he said. “I “I hesaid. team,” a good we Iknew had fers leaving job done. the get to left talent enough had rington believed they still “Even with all the trans- the all with “Even Photo by Robert Cole Robert by Photo Photo by Robert Cole Robert by Photo Aaliyah Jones Jones Aaliyah nals, and nals, it.” fi the be and history make to great feels It proud ofeveryone. really now,” “I’m right said. Lewis way. the along enjoy to tinue step each on stopping now, but con- 22. on March League Athletic School Public the winnerfi atwhich already earned its 5:30 squad, Ford The plaque. pm ing home the championship tak- is that Toro, Mike coach ing without suspended heart.” gether. We have alot of “We played to- said. Tate we want.” want.” we Carrington said. “That’s all championship. son, including the diocesan meetings to them this sea- three all losing after Royals fi have un- still they feel ers play in the fi team Loughlin most. impressed Carrington the what is advantage the ing wanted35 after three. Maintain- 63- and half at the 49–25 to led Loughlin but quarter, showed life in the second from there. Stepinac (20–8) game.” the win the key things that help us are “Those said. Williams shots, fi as everything clicked. play. 11 points added Nanton a3-point with frame the (17 points) ended Williams and atrey added rington for Car- tone abig quarter. (15 points) the set Delacruz tive 3-pointers transition. in ball Consecu- from Javian the pushing and boards the ing defense, controlling there by playing suffocat- here.” now we are and knew what was coming up We stayed. Mike stayed. nished business with the rst diocesan title, faces “Everything is a fi don’t plan Falcons The play- still But Ford, it is “We night,” fought every “That’s what we want,” want,” we what “That’s Christ the King is the let up didn’t Lions The “We were our making Loughlin (21–7) got other,” each nding nal. The play- do one to rst rst Catholic Class A title. Atitle. Class Catholic CHAMPS: season for fighting. for fighting. season for the suspended was scorer Cuevas Bianca flourished since have leading Johnson and Brown title. city for the 74–58, on 6, March Spellman beat which also reth, for Naza- 14and boards points eight in chipped Jen Fay and rebounds 11 and 16 points had son we getsomething.” least happy,” “At said. Brown but ofA, I’m instead AA that we would have been but goupstate, Iwish to lingered. still class dropping down to the “A” and division its in fifth finishing of her team disappointment but the win, the with happy was points, 25 scored who Brown, Shiclasia guard onSaturday. Junior nal “A” Catholic the fi- state in 76–53 Spellman dinal years, topped host Car- AA teamfor. thetion lastwasn’t in the classifica- tion they tournament. It just two Federa- state for the werestraight third their men earned Kings- Lady The hopingteam. trip basketball girls areth Naz- the from emanated to Albany third straight title BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Nazareth (16–10) kept (16–10) Nazareth Freshman Niya John- it made we happy “I’m aClass Nazareth, excitementA subdued Nazareth takes The Nazareth girls basketball team celebrates its its celebrates team basketball girls Nazareth The be reckoned with.” to ateam still ple we are play hard and at, show ofwhere we are best peo- we just have to make the “Nowwanted,” Fay said. we way that that exactly note. onahigh year difficult enda to have achance They 22. onMarch 10 am Long Island Lutheran champion school private atCenter in Albany Union Times the to head to face time.” long for a around be to going “We are said. Ron Kelley coach away,” Nazareth notgoing we are know points. 18 aquiet to Backman ria recruited Pilots Ma- star heldhighly men defense three. The Lady Kings- after up 62–40 put Naz and frame endthe to trey play. hit a Brown Then ended that with a 3-point but Fayquarter, quickly third the in run one final peared poised to make break. the into up 38–22 Hines’s free throws to go capped by two Shalix spurt a6-0 with swered an- Naz half. first the in left seconds 30 with 32–22 getwithin to run quarter lots Pi- used The game. ofthe most anSpellman 11–4 at arms length third- “The season didn’t go The Nazareth girls alot lets “It ofpeople ap- (19–9) Spellman Photo by Joseph Staszewski Joseph by Photo MAR. 15—21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 39 nals. nals. Has- noon at nal search in nal Photo by Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth by Photo rst loss in the semi- the in loss rst rst title in three years: An- nals. Williams’s layup with with layup Williams’s nals. “I’m very of those proud kids,” Lincoln faces Brooklyn rival Lincoln returns to fi uence the pride Gonzalez has for nals. nals. pionship. Thepionship. Lions’ shortcomings against Christ the King did not in- fl his team. a up he said. “They fought, and worked came just hard. a team It’s that was a pleasure We work to come guys These coaching. everyday. hard short.” little Thomas Jefferson in the fi the in Jefferson Thomas scored Gar- Square Madison Lynch at 16 March on Son” “Son Jaquan den. 20 points and Nazai Stokes for had 14 Jefferson (26–5) in a 70–47 win over semifi other the in Curtis san Martin tallied Curtis 19 for (26– 4). quarters. quarters. of its fi and points 14 scored Williams thony Elijah Davis tallied of his 20 14 points in second half Lincoln for in65–50 a win Wings over in Class the boy’s AA semifi in remaining minutes two than less the game the put Railsplitters (25–5) ahead good. for Jaequan Brown paced the It’s points. 20 with (27–4) Wings fi Bronx school’s fi ve The Lions (21–8) struggled to Loughlin has lost to the now Roy- “We know this“We is not a vacation,” Cooley ensured victory against a “She relieves of pressure a lot in He also credited his defense the for game’s most valuable player. Jor- player. handle Christ the King star Se- Jon scoredvere, who 19 points the for valuable most Royals (26–3) and was named the game’s dan Fuchs points the for added 17 Royals. als four times this season, includ- ing a defeat in the diocesan cham- points in the game. South Shore led 32–10 the at half and 55–19 after three traum at 10 am on March 16 at Mad- at 16 March on am time 10 at this traum prepared more ison Square Garden. Gladden feels is team his around. he said. are “We going to try to win.” team the (17–2) Collegiate Brooklyn Vikings beat twice during the regu- lar season. She scored points and 14 open to 3-pointers four on connected theup paint posts for Briana Frazer points, rebounds)(11 seven and Iona- Cammock Auriella forward bound points,(six boards). 11 terms of opening Glad- the up inside,” den said of Cooley. win. The Vikings held Brooklyn Col- legiate star Chelsea to Gibson just fi nals at at nals rst ever ever rst ve years. It Brooklyn Chelsea Collegiate’s Gibson loses the ball South Brianna to Shore’s during Fraser the game. Lions BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Continued from page 37 South Shore now one win one now Shore South What South Shore coach Anwar The top-seeded Vikingsgirls bas- “She kind of checked them, saying South Shore (22–4) earned its third away from fi rst hoops title title hoops rst fi from away time,” Gonzalez said. “Our shots shots “Our said. Gonzalez best brand of basketball in the best time,” didn’t fall, is which unfortunate. doesn’t measure it But are. we who We’ll bounce back. but hurts It now, we’ll bounce back.” Gladden after saw the game made him than prouder he watched what it. during coachketball’s his saw younger play- ers celebrating like they had a won title after their dominating 65-30 win semifi League over Brooklyn Athletic CollegiateSchool in the Public on Sunday. City College York of New seniorBut Aliyah them Cooley put in their place, reminding her teammates anythingthat won they haven’t yet. ‘What” Gladden are guys you doing?’ 14-time said. faces it when trip to the title game in fi will try to win fi the school’s championship defending champion Murry Berg- BLOCKED SHOT: dence rst rst time. dence,” Perri said.dence,” ve blocks. ve “Last year we didn’t come come didn’t we year “Last The Kingsmen’s loss there there loss Kingsmen’s The The Nazareth team heads heads team Nazareth The Nazareth had some extra “He was a beast down The Nazareth defense “He’s a senior, and I have a senior, “He’s “We’ll take whoever we get, Olasewere had 15 points nals pm on March 3:15 at 22. year we have to have the the have to have we Usilo said. “This to play,” out year mindset that going we’re to win.” last season stillhurts. Usilo said his team had not been able to focus thenbecause of the big a in playing of excitement tournament the for fi much be to things expects He different this time around. back to the State Federation tournament where it will face semi- the in Academy Albany fi it lost to Canisius on Dec. 15 15 Dec. on this for motivation game, as Canisius to lost it points. 10 by The Kingsmen to the get revenge for vowed loss, according to junior Ah- mad Alkhulaidi, scored who 12 points and grabbed 12 re- bounds. there,” Jamisonthere,” said. caused the problems for Cru- allow- afternoon, all saders ing opportunities few inside. Usilo led the charge col- by lecting fi to leanJamison on him,” said. ball on Canisius’ next pos- next 35.9 seconds remaining to give the Kingsmen a 43–38 Canisius’ on lead. Chandler then the stole ball session, was fouled and made free1-of-2 throws. prepare, and get after and it confi have “With these guys, after every- year, this done they’ve thing confi have to have you because they’re gamers.” and rebounds, 10 Jason Brick- manhad points seven and the eight assists, and Gerrell is Next six and LIU. points 12 had Martin for rebounds to team NCAA tournament where hard a high have pundits won’t hopes be to thefor Blackbirds, They have proven out. count early in the frame the squad relinquished. never - rst year LIU BY MIKE MORTON Naz’s NaquanNaz’s Chandler Canisius senior Matt Matt senior Canisius “We just had“We to keep push- It took a fourth quarter quarter fourth a took It “I’m so of these proud No Catholic school has The Nazareth boys bas- boys Nazareth The Olasewere’s absenceOlasewere’s forced “We really extended it to to it extended really “We Continued from page 37 cation. The Kingsmen did Kingsmen are hoops champs made two free throws with with throws free two made never got closer. never three. The Crusaders (23–5) the Kingsmen’s lead to just just to lead Kingsmen’s the maining in the game to cut cut to game the in maining a 3-pointer with 1:33re- swered Nazareth’s run with with run Nazareth’s swered McDonald, an- points), (14 win the game.” the mindset that would we points. “We justpoints. had “We to keep Samson Usilo, who scored 14 14 scored who Usilo, Samson ing,” said Kingsmen junior ers never stoppeders never believing. six minutes, because the play- bing 12–2 run that spanned spanned that run 12–2 bing areth launched a lead-grab- a launched areth the frame trailing 31–27, Naz- secure the victory. Entering Entering victory. secure the rally Nazarethfor (23–5) to incredible.” federation twice in a row, it’s federation twice it’s in a row, Jamison said. “To go back to falo) 46–40falo) fi to win the “A” Nazarethguys,” coach Todd so by topped Canisius (Buf- state crown in its fi Canisius topped by so ever won another won ever city or sifi on Saturday. ing the “B” crown. clas- higher a to up moving nal Fordham at University state title one year after tak- winning the Catholic Class A ketball team made history by left the Blackbirds a 42–31 lead spilled into the second half. It He started a 13–0 run that step up andstep up control the glass. the 6-foot-7 Kenny Onyechi to in the second half.” second the in thing just kind of snowballed snowballed of kind just thing shots,” Perrishots,” said. “Every- take away those three-point three-point those away take the game. the behind the arc the for rest of saw its opponent shoot 2-for-21 its opponent saw to a 2–3 zone on defense and LIU change from man-on-man 40 DT COURIER LIFE, MAR. 15-21, 2013 #32589/09. Pursuantto LLC, etal, Defts. Index vs. BEDFORDPLACE, process against theLLC agent upon whom SSNY is designated as location: Kings County. SSNY on2/11/13. Office A LLC, adomesticLLC, AVENUE ASSOCIATES 597 MANHATTAN Purpose: General. St., Brooklyn, NY11249. process to34Rodney served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom County. SSNYdesignated 7/31/12. OfficeinKings State ofNY(SSNY)on Org. filedwithSecy. of 586 MyrtleLLC General Purposes. Brooklyn, NY11214. 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Purpose: Any 634, Brooklyn, NY Furman Street-Unit Kacey Micone, 360 shall mailprocessto: may beserved. SSNY process againsttheLLC agent uponwhom been designatedas filed with Secy. OfState Application for Authority liability company (LLC). LLC, a foreign limited 1260SPRINGSFIREPLACE Authority of Notice ofApplicationfor tivity. Purpose: anylawfulac- Brooklyn, NY11231. 317 SackettSt., Apt. 1, and shallmailprocessto: against itmaybeserved LLC uponwhomprocess State designatedagentof Kings County. Sec. of LLC. Officelocation: ed toBKLYNCONDOS 1/17/13. Nameamend- Dept. ofStateon Arts. ofOrg. filedwithNY BKLNCONDOS LLC. Name ofLLC: any lawfulact. 3/23/2103. Purpose: NY 11211. Term: until St., Apt. 1D, Brooklyn, process to: 140Rodney andshallmail served process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom Sec. ofStatedesignated location: KingsCounty. 3/23/2004. Office Dept. ofStateon Arts. ofOrg. filedwithNY Rodney Street, LLC. Name ofLLC: 140 lawful act. 19901. Purpose: any Federal St., Dover, DE DE Sec. ofState, 401 Cert. ofForm. filedwith Wilmington, DE19801. Market St., Ste. 804, addr. ofLLC: 1220N. Albany, NY12205. DE 187 Wolf Rd., Ste. 101, c/o BusinessFilingsInc., and shallmailprocessto: against itmaybeserved upon whomprocess designated agentofLLC 1/9/08. NYSec. ofState LLC formedinDE: Office loc.: KingsCo. Dept. ofState: 2/4/13. Authority filedwithNY Global Moxie, LLC. Name ofForeignLLC: EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL Real Estate. Sell, HoldandManage Purpose ofLLC: Buy, Dover, DE19907. Federal Street, Suite4, Townsend Building, 401 State ofDE, JohnG. on FilewithSecy. of of Articles ofOrganization Delaware 19808. Copy 400, Wilmington, Road,Centerville Suite organization: 2711 address injurisdictionof NY 11201. Office Furman Street, Brooklyn, Genova, Apt. 1301, 360 process to: JosephS. SSNY shallmailcopyof against itmaybeserved. LLC uponwhomprocess designated asagentof County. SSNY office location: Kings November 27, 2012. NY organized inDelawareon 02/01/13. LLC of New York (SSNY)on and shall mail copy of process may beserved agent upon whom SSNY designated as location: Kings County. (SSNY) on2/12/13 Office Secy ofStateNY Arts ofOrgfiledwith OF 455JEROME, LLC. NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful activity. the LLC. Purpose: Any LLC attheprinc. officeof shall mailprocesstothe may beserved. SSNY whom processagainstit as agentofLLCupon 11215. SSNYdesignated Union St., Brooklyn, NY Michael A. Kaye, 838 Princ. officeofLLC: location: KingsCounty. 02/22/13. Office of NY(SSNY)on filed withSecy. ofState 2M2J LLC. Arts. ofOrg. Notice ofFormation lawful activity. members. Purpose: Any by oneormore 11238. Mgmt. shallbe #1B, Brooklyn, NY Michaud, 50PlazaSt., process toClaudine SSNY shallmailcopyof served. The address process againstitmaybe the LLCuponwhom designated asagentof County. SSNY is Office loc.: Kings State (SSNY)on1/15/13. filed withtheSecy. of 249 6th Avenue, LLC Notice offormation EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL lawful act. 11207. Purpose: any Jerome St. Brooklyn, NY principal address: 455 process againstLLCto Organization filed with JULIA, LLC. Articles of company (LLC). Name: of limited liability NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful activities. NY 11222. Purpose: any Nassau Ave.,Brooklyn, process toOiKui, 99 shall mailcopyof may beserved. SSNY whom processagainstit as agentofLLCupon County. SSNYdesignated Office location: Kings State (SSNY)11/21/12. Art. ofOrg. filedSec’yof D &JGreenpointLLC, Notice ofFormation activity. Purpose:lawful Any Bklyn, NY11217. process to188A6 Ave., process. SSNYshallmail of as agentforservice County. SSNY designated Office location: Kings (SSNY) on11/26/12. w/Secy. ofState ofNY LLC. Art. ofOrg. filed of CABPRODUCTIONS NOTICE OFFORMATION activity. Purpose:lawful Any Ave., Bklyn, NY 11226. process to1221Flatbush process. SSNYshallmail of agent forservice SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 11/13/12. Office State ofNY(SSNY)on of Org. filedw/Secy. of of AI FLATBUSH LLC. Art. NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful activity. members. Purpose: Any by oneormore 11238. Mgmt. shallbe #1B, Brooklyn, NY Michaud, 50PlazaSt., process toClaudine SSNY shallmailcopyof served. The address process againstitmaybe the LLCuponwhom designated asagentof County. SSNYis Office loc.: Kings State (SSNY)on1/15/13. filed withtheSecy. of 698 FultonStreet, LLC Notice offormation EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL purpose. Purpose: anylawful BROOKLYN, NY11231. 232 SACKETTSTREET, REYAD FARRAJ, ESQ., copy ofprocessto: served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 06/29/2012, Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary copy of process tothe served. SSNYshallmail a process againstit may be the LLCupon whom designated asagent of SSNY hasbeen location: KingsCounty. 12/13/12. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary were filedwiththe Articles ofOrganization MANAGEMENT LLC. ZUZU PROPERTY COMPANY. NAME: OF LIMITEDLIABILITY NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful purpose. NY 11235. Purpose: any Ave., Apt. 17F, Brooklyn, LLC, 1311Brightwater copy ofprocessto: The served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 01/31/2013. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary Organization filedwith LLC.of Articles BRIGHTON 3RDPLACE, company (LLC). Name: 8 of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose. Purpose: anylawful Brooklyn, NY11223. Avenue W, 1stFlr., Yelena Mammadova, 300 copy ofprocessto: served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 02/05/2013. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization ACCESSORIES LLC. BERTA FURNITURE& company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed with Secretary Articles ofOrganization SOCIAL LOTUS, LLC. company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION For anylawfulpurpose. York 11222. Purpose: Avenue, Brooklyn, New LLC, 97Greenpoint lawful purpose. 11238. Purpose: any Place, #1, Brooklyn, NY LLC, 127St. James copy ofprocessto: The served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 02/20/2013. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary Organization filedwith LLC.of Articles 178A STUYVESANT AVE, company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful purpose. NY 11226. Purpose: any 21 Street, #E9, Brooklyn, Owner, CEO, 111East cott, M. Ed, Founder- process to: Sharon Wal- SSNY shallmailcopyof against itmaybeserved. LLC uponwhomprocess designated asagentof tion: KingsCounty. SSNY 09/04/2012. Officeloca- York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary Organization filedwith (WITS), LLC. Articles of TUTORING SERVICE SIAN INTERNATIONAL ny (LLC). Name: WAL- of limitedliabilitycompa- NOTICE OFFORMATION any lawfulpurpose. 11202-1613. Purpose: Box 21613, Brooklyn, NY Patricia M. Moriarty, PO copy ofprocessto: served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 11/06/2012. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization GARGOYLES LLC. DRAGONFLIES & company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL lawful purpose. NY 11231. Purpose: any Garden Apt.,Brooklyn, LLC, 1101stPlace, copy ofprocessto: The served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 11/26/2012. Office any lawful purpose. 11249-3932. Purpose: Brooklyn, NY Metropolitan Avenue, Members, 85 Isenberg JoachimMeyer Amaro Christopher copy ofprocessto: Aaron served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 12/10/2012. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization ACK LEASINGLLC. company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose. Purpose: anylawful Brooklyn, NY11228. Avenue, Suite202, Agents, Inc., 701413th United StatesCorporation copy ofprocessto: c/o served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 10/18/2012. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization PROMOTIONS, LLC. OUTFIT SECURITY company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful purpose. 11213. Purpose: any Street, Brooklyn, NY Lisa Grant, 1239Carroll copy ofprocessto: Auna served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 10/17/2011. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization 1195 ACC GROUPLLC. company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL & MAR. 15-21, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 41 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Index Number Number Index a NC-000233-13/KI, be of which may copy of at the Office examined located at 141 the Clerk, Street, Livingston NY 11201, Brooklyn, the right grants me (us) the name of Assume to: (First) Victoria (Middle) My Dorum. Anna (Last) present name is (First) Victoria Anna (Middle) (Last) Dorum AKA Anna My Victoria Shirshova. present address is 1851 Avenue, Coney Island My NY 11230-. Brooklyn, place of birth is of My date Uzbekistan. birth is February 08, 1988. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Leaf Medical, PLLC. Notice of Formation of PLLC. Leaf Medical, NY filed with of Org. Arts. of State on 1/9/13. Dept. Kings Office location: of State Sec. County. designated agent of PLLC upon whom process against it may be served and shall mail process to: Ground Adams St., 20 NY Brooklyn, Floor, principal 11201, business address. practice the Purpose: profession of medicine. ARTS NYC CREATIVE a THERAPY PLLC, of Arts. domestic PLLC, filed with the SSNY Org. Office on 11/1/11. SSNY is Kings. location: designated as agent upon whom process against the PLLC may be SSNY shall mail served. The PLLC, process to: 2A, Ste. 360 Union St., NY 11231. Brooklyn, Arts Creative Purpose: Therapy upon whom process process whom upon served it may be against to: mail process and shall Inc., Filings c/o Business 101, Ste. Rd., Wolf 187 regd. NY 12205, Albany, whom process upon agt. 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SSNY Kings County. designated as agent of LLC upon whom process SSNY may be served. shall mail process to: Brooklyn, 162 57th St., General NY 11220. Purposes. UNIQUE GROUP FAMILY LLC Art. Of CARE DAY of State of Filed Sec. Org. Off. NY 11/21/2012. SSNY Loc.:Kings Co. designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY to mail copy of c/o The LLC, process to 3022 Desrene Barnett, NY Brooklyn, I, Ave Any Purpose: 11210. lawful act or activity. AvantGarde Behavioral Name of PLLC Behavioral AvantGarde Health Services LCSW filed of Org. Arts. PLLC. of State: with NY Dept. Office loc.: 1/29/13. of State Sec. Kings Co. designated agent of PLLC States Corporation Corporation States 7014 13th Inc., Agents, Brooklyn, 202, Ste. Ave., Purpose: 11228. NY General. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of REMSEN QL, LLC. Notice of Qualification LLC. of REMSEN QL, Authority filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on Office 02/27/13. Kings County. location: LLC formed in Delaware SSNY (DE) on 02/01/13. designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to c/o Quinlan LLC, Development Group, NY NY, 70th St., W. 101 of LLC: DE addr. 10023. 2711 Centerville Rd., DE Wilmington, 400, Ste. filed of Org. Arts. 19808. of State, with DE Secy. 401 of Corps., Div. 4, Ste. Federal St., DE 19901. Dover, Any Purpose: lawful activity. PRESTIGE PROPERTY GROUP LLC Articles of of filed NY Sec. Org. State (SSNY) 2/1/13. SSNY Office in Kings Co. Agent of LLC design. upon whom process may SSNY shall be served. mail copy of process to Christian Podedworny 149 N Eighth St., NY 11249. Brooklyn, Any Purpose: lawful activity. Quality Realty Group, Quality Realty Group, filed of Org. Arts. LLC. of State of NY with Secy. (SSNY) on 12/27/12. Office in Kings County. SSNY designated agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be SSNY shall mail served. process to c/o United 02/04/13. Office on (SSNY) of NY Office 02/04/13. County. Kings location: New formed in LLC on 02/29/12. Jersey (NJ) as SSNY designated upon whom agent of LLC it may be process against SSNY shall mail served. The c/o process to Law Firm, Freedhand E. Lorraine Attn: 8118 Esq., Freedhand, NY Brooklyn, Ave., 13th of LLC: NJ addr. 11228. 2711 Centerville CSC, 400, Ste. Rd., DE 19808. Wilmington, DE filed with of Org. Arts. 401 of State, Secy. 4, Ste. Federal St., 19901. DE Dover, Any Purpose: lawful activity. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of of Notice of Formation Penrose Concierge LLC. NY filed with Arts of Org. Secy of State (SSNY) on loc: Office 1/17/13. is SSNY Kings. designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and shall mail process to: #135, 137 Montague St., NY 11201. Brooklyn, any lawful Purpose: activity. Notice of Formation of ACQUISITION SEA CREST filed of Org. Arts. LLC. I, of State of NY with Secy. (SSNY) on 01/17/13. Kings Office location: SSNY County. designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Corporation Service Albany, 80 State St., Co., NY 12207-2543. Any Purpose: lawful activity. Notice of Qualification of COBBLE HILL GROUP, HOSPITALITY Authority filed with LLC. of State of NY Secy. (SSNY) on 02/27/13. Kings Office location: LLC formed in County. Delaware (DE) on office of Princ. 02/12/13. 120 Smith St., LLC: NY 11201. Brooklyn, SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be SSNY shall mail served. c/o process to the LLC, Bien Cuit at the princ. DE office of the LLC. Corporation of LLC: addr. 2711 Service Co., 400, Ste. Centerville Rd., DE 19808. Wilmington, filed with of Form. Cert. DE Bullock, W. Jeffrey 820 N. of State, Secy. 5th Fl., French St., DE 19801. Wilmington, Any Purpose: lawful activity. of DRAGONFLY DESIGN Notice of Qualification DESIGN of DRAGONFLY Authority LLC. BUILD, of State filed with Secy. served. SSNY shall mail mail SSNY shall served. JOYA process to: copy of LLC c/o Michelle RE NYC 195 Adams Thaler, H. Brooklyn, 10J, Apt. St., any Purpose: NY 11201. lawful purpose. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE rticles of Organization rticles of Organization ve., 2nd Floor, 2nd Floor, ve., ork (SSNY) on ork (SSNY) on ork (SSNY) on ork (SSNY) on ork (SSNY) on on ork (SSNY) process against it may be agent of LLC upon whom agent of LLC upon whom SSNY designated as SSNY designated as location: Kings County. Kings County. location: on 12/05/2012. Office Office on 12/05/2012. State of New York (SSNY) (SSNY) York State of New filed with Secretary of filed with Secretary of A NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE JOYA RE NYC LLC. RE NYC LLC. JOYA company (LLC). Name: Name: company (LLC). of limited liability of limited liability Y Y Secretary of State of New Secretary of State of New Organization filed with Organization filed with LLC. Articles of Articles LLC. of GOBO PRODUCTIONS GOBO PRODUCTIONS company (LLC). Name: Name: company (LLC). of limited liability of limited liability NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE A Y Secretary of State of New Secretary of State of New Organization filed with filed with Organization RENTALS LLC. Articles of Articles of LLC. RENTALS EXPENDABLES AND AND EXPENDABLES BROOKLYN BROOKLYN company (LLC). Name: Name: (LLC). company of limited liability OF FORMATION NOTICE liability limited of purpose. Purpose: any lawful any lawful Purpose: Brooklyn, NY 11205. NY 11205. Brooklyn, lawful purpose. 11216. Purpose: any any Purpose: 11216. Floor, Brooklyn, NY NY Brooklyn, Floor, Jefferson Avenue, 1st 1st Jefferson Avenue, Joycelyn Taylor, 153 153 Joycelyn Taylor, copy of process to: copy of process to: served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail served. process against it may be process against it may be agent of LLC upon whom agent of LLC upon whom SSNY designated as SSNY designated as Secretary of State of New Secretary of State of New Kings County. location: Organization filed with Organization filed with Office 11/15/2012. LLC. Articles of Articles LLC. of TaylorMade Contracting, Contracting, TaylorMade company (LLC). Name: Name: company (LLC). of limited liability of limited liability NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE lawful purpose. 11205. Purpose: any any Purpose: 11205. #4R, Brooklyn, NY NY Brooklyn, #4R, 884 Bedford Ave., Apt. Apt. 884 Bedford Ave., Russell Lee Denniston, Russell Lee Denniston, copy of process to: copy of process to: served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail served. process against it may be process against it may be agent of LLC upon whom agent of LLC upon whom SSNY designated as SSNY designated as location: Kings County. Kings County. location: 01/08/2013. Office Office 01/08/2013. L. Tubbs, 408 Myrtle 408 Myrtle Tubbs, L. copy of process to: Brian Brian copy of process to: served. SSNY shall mail shall mail SSNY served. process against it may be process against it may be agent of LLC upon whom agent of LLC upon whom SSNY designated as SSNY designated as location: Kings County. Kings County. location: 11/06/2012. 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