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Skyline critic: We size
up Gehry’s new tower
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Facing irrelevancy in the digital age, NYC libraries
actually are more popular than ever Page 3
Groin pull may sideline
Pettitte for month
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Library is a best-seller
Weak economy brings
in record crowds
BY RACHEL STERN
AND TIM HERRERA
Special to amNewYork
Netflix killed Blockbuster.
ITunes killed music stores.
But one industry is thriving despite the Internet
Here’s a look
and ever-shrinkat the added
ing attention
resources at the
spans: libraries.
NYPL:
In fact, Gotham’s
libraries have
never been more
popular.
computers
The New York
in 2006
Public Library,
which serves
Manhattan, the
Bronx and Staten
in 2010
Island,
has
broken records,
reaching 3 million cardholders
e-books in 2006
and 18 million
visits last year.
Just five years
in 2010
ago, it had fewer
than 2.2 million
cardholders and 13 million visits.
Book circulation also peaked at 22
million in 2009, up from 15.5 million in 2005.
“Right now a lot of people can’t
afford services we offer, like com-
2,328
3,627
13,135
33,661
The Chatham Square Library, located at 33 E. Broadway, is regularly filled with patrons.
puters or the Internet, and we
have all that for free,” said NYPL
public relations director Angela
Montefinise.
Libraries have added DVD and
CD rentals, English language and
computer classes, art exhibits and,
of course, access to free Internet,
which is now a main draw, said Paul
LeClerc, president of the NYPL.
For Stacy Peters, 31, of the Upper West Side, it comes down to
convenience and cost.
“It’s an easy way to save money
but still have something to do. It’s
cheaper than Netflix and I can usually find what I want,” Peters said.
However, libraries remain subject to city budget cuts.
The NYPL, Brooklyn Public Li-
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brary and Queens Borough Public
Library face a combined $16 million in cuts.
Still, some visitors will stick by
the library no matter what.
“Libraries give people a chance
to see what the rest of the world
is like,” said Alan Balwin, 47, of
Queens. “It gives people access to
anything.”
‘Bad Samaritan’ EMT slain in SoHo
An EMT accused of ignoring a
pregnant woman who died after
having an asthma attack at a cafe
was shot dead early yesterday near
an exclusive Manhattan nightclub.
Jason Green, 32, of Long Island
City, and a friend were turned away
from Greenhouse at 150 Varick St.,
according to the New York Post.
Moments later, at Vandam and
Hudson streets, “someone exited
a car and shot him,” said a police
spokeswoman.
The shooting was reported at
5:03 a.m., and Green was pronounced dead on arrival at New
York Downtown Hospital.
On Dec. 9, Green and another
EMT, Melisa Jackson, made headlines after allegedly ignoring Au
Bon Pain cashier Eutisha Rennix,
25, while she was in the middle of
an asthma attack. When they were
asked to help, the two off-duty
EMTs reportedly told Rennix’s coworkers to call 911 before leaving
the cafe. Jackson later said she
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BP’s dirty
deal freed
bomber?
The U.S. should investigate whether oil giant BP
brokered a deal to free Lockerbie bomber Abdel Baset
al-Megrahi in
exchange for
access to Libyan oil fields,
Sen. Charles
Schumer said
yesterday.
“No matter
Al-Megrahi
how powerful
a corporation,
how important a foreign
government, a blood-money
deal is a blood-money deal,”
Schumer said, surrounded
by families of victims in the
1988 Pan Am bombing.
Last August, Scotland
released the cancer-stricken
al-Megrahi and returned him
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to Libya.
2 teens drown
in Bronx River
Two teenagers drowned
yesterday in the Bronx River,
where they swam near a waterfall close to the entrance
of the zoo, police said.
David Luccioni, 17, and
Crystal Reyes, 15, were
swimming near a park at
East 180th Street and Boston Road when they were
overpowered by the river
current, authorities said.
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near the river states that
swimming is banned. The
teens may have climbed a
fence to get to the water. (AP)
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Soaring letdown
In new series, architect sizes up Frank Gehry’s contribution to skyline
BY ROLANDO PUJOL ● [email protected]
Everyone has been waiting for architect
David Childs’ One World Trade Center to remake the downtown skyline, but seemingly
overnight, Frank Gehry beat him to it.
At the very least, Beekman Tower, Gehry’s
stainless-steel-clad 76-story building, is hard
to miss. And yes, New York’s tallest residential
structure — parts of which could open by the
end of the year — has plenty of his signature Blank
pleating and folding.
As part of a new series on architecture, amNewYork asked Manhattan-based architect Alice
Blank to give us her take on Beekman Tower.
Though acknowledging Gehry’s extraordinary feat in combining a school, a hospital and
residences on a tight site, she hardly found a
repeat performance of his Bilbao museum.
“I look at this building and see an attractive,
elegant woman wearing a superb Miyake dress
with Ugg boots,” Blank said.
The
Beekman Street
blues
Hello,
Mr. Woolworth
Cass Gilbert’s 1913 Woolworth
Building was an instant classic.
Blank has a hard time seeing
a similar triumph for Beekman
Tower, though both share some
DNA — a desire to be the tallest
and to impress with excess.
“That one [Woolworth] is exquisite, and this one is arguably not.
While it has some great qualities,
it doesn’t take your breath away.
It will not become an icon for the
city,” she said.
As we sauntered down Beekman Street, Blank noted an irony.
The blandest side of the building,
with a budget-restraining straight
curtain wall and an uninspired
brick podium base, is on the tower’s namesake street.
“One would hope for some kind
of crescendo effect from here, a
wow moment,” Blank said. She
pictured tourists looking up from
their guidebooks and missing what
the big deal is about.
THE
VERDICT
Two views that stir
The blah base
Think of a skyscraper in three
parts: the base, the shaft and the
hat. Beekman lacks a hat, but even
worse, Blank said, is its base.
The brick box will house a
school and medical center but
bears little relation to the tower.
She noted that many will pass the
tower and not realize it, because
their eyes will be focused on the
six-story base, which seems to
take its contextual cues from
the old adjacent hospital.
“It looks like you’re looking at
an extension of the New York
Downtown Hospital, which in
fact it is, in terms of scale and
material,” she said.
Walk down Beekman to the
intersection with Gold Street, then
look back and up. Blank savored
the juxtaposition between the
Beekman and the Woolworth
Building.
As she sees it, here and at the
building’s base on Spruce Street
are the most sumptuous views
of the tower, where Gehry’s touch
can best be appreciated, where
“his trademark drama and whimsy
is on full display.
“From here, it’s quite beautiful.
The pleating, the play of light, the
sculptural surface create a special
moment,” she noted.
Blank sees it as a safe Gehry
building — one that represents
a missed opportunity.
“He’s taken a conventional
tower and put his signature
skin on it,” she said.
“It’s not as innovative and
challenging as some of his
early works.”
She paraphrased Gehry to
make her ultimate point.
“A great building is of the
moment, of the place, but
timeless,” Blank said. “You
get the name and you expect
he’s going to do for New York
what the Guggenheim did for
Bilbao. That ain’t happening.”
Beekman Tower doesn’t take enough risks, according to architect Alice Blank.
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Triathlon takes toll
A 31-year-old man
collapsed near the finish
line of the city’s triathlon yesterday and was
hospitalized in serious
condition, race officials
said.
With temperatures
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were sent to the hospital, but none appeared to
have sustained serious
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More than 3,000 people participated in the
race, which involves a
grueling swim, bike ride
and run over a 31-mile
course through Manhattan and the southern tip
of the Bronx.
Race director Bill
Burke said hospital
officials are trying to
determine whether
the man who collapsed
had suffered from a
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[email protected]
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Attention, shoppers: The city
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People can call 311 when they
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he said.
or hotels, but the hotline
Complaints to 311
can’t accept complaints
about bedbugs are up 19
for bedbugs in businesses
percent between fiscal
because there’s no city
years 2009 and 2010, city
Bedbug
agency to handle them, complaints to records show.
said Nick Sbordone, a
The city doesn’t con311 in fiscal
city spokesman.
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year 2010
That doesn’t sit well
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with many New Yorkers.
can’t spread disease, so
“It’s disgusting,” said Caden
businesses must deal with the
Brown, 25, of Gramercy.
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Competitors dive into the Hudson River yesterday
during the city’s 10th triathlon. Filip Osaly, right,
(GETTY)
claimed first place for men.
heat-related illness. The
London man’s name was
not released as of press
time.
There has only been
one death in the race’s
10-year history. In 2008,
a 32-year-old man from
Argentina, Esteban
Niera, died during the
Hudson River swim. That
year, competitors dealt
with heat, humidity and
stinging jellyfish, but it
was later determined
that Niera died from a
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Tea Party is not
racist, Biden says
The Tea Party found an
unlikely ally yesterday.
Vice President Joe Biden
came to the defense of the
conservative political movement, saying it is not racist.
“I wouldn’t characterize
the Tea Party as racist,” he
said yesterday on ABC’s
“This Week.” But some people who’ve participated in
Tea Party events or who’ve
been on the periphery of
them have made “really unfortunate comments.”
Last week, the NAACP
called out to the Tea Party to
reject its “racial elements.”
Biden said that the
movement, which has been
endorsed by Sarah Palin, has
very different ideas
about government
than the current administration.
The vice president
also said he never
viewed ousted Gen.
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mocking comment Biden
about him as a personal attack — but rather a
reflection of policy disagreements over Afghanistan.
President Barack Obama’s
decision to fire the top mili-
tary commander in Afghanistan over remarks in Rolling
Stone magazine was “the
absolutely necessary
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And he added that
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Pakistanis ink trade
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Pakistan and Afghanistan sealed a landmark
trade deal yesterday as Secretary
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two neighbors to step up civilian
cooperation and work together
against al-Qaida and the Taliban.
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BY PERRIE SAMOTIN ● [email protected]
Brooklynites Alex McCord and Simon van Kempen often are considered
two of the more levelheaded — and clothes-conscious — cast members of
Bravo’s reality juggernaut “The Real Housewives of New York City.”
We caught up with the married couple and their two young sons,
Francois and Johan, at their Cobble Hill brownstone to peek inside their
closets and talk style.
On their
sartorial evolution
McCord: “During
Season 1, we wore our
own clothes. For the
most part, we’ve either
donated or consigned
all that, except for a few
things.” [She pulled out
a long brown and white
dress.] “I wore this in
the Season 1 credits.
Why do I still have it?
’Cause it’s a great dress.”
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McCord: “During
Season 3, Simon
and I did work
with a stylist,
Alegra Torel. I
think when you
have a very clear
sense of style, what
you want is a stylist
who shares your vision
and gets inside your head
to create outfits that are
you — as opposed to
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McCord: “Typically,
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or on vacation. We
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like to have relationships. We like to know
[shopkeepers] and
have them know us.
Yes, we’ve done Bloomie’s
and Barneys, but we have
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Also, being on the show
and having people rec-
ognize that we’re so into fashion
has opened up the opportunity for
designers that we’ve never heard
of to contact us.”
On personal style
McCord: “My style is eclectic.
I can get crazy and look like I
walked out of Anna Sui or Betsey
Johnson but also be super-tailored
and wear Armani. I love the Louis
Vuitton line Marc Jacobs did.
I’m sorry Plein Sud doesn’t
sell in the States anymore.
Clockwise from top: The family outside their Cobble Hill
home; Francois, 6, wrapped up in his dad’s tie collection; belt
(PHOTOS: DEIDRE SCHOO)
heaven.
On dressing to
complement
each other
On the infamous
red pleather pants
M c Co r d :
“If
Simon says, ‘I
need a bow tie to
match [your] crazy
Cavalli gown, that’s
when we’ll go to
Paul Stewart or
Turnbull and Asser.
Van Kempen: “I’d bought them
for a [costume] party a couple of
years prior and I wore them in
the season finale because the producer phoned me and said, ‘Wear
something crazy.’ I didn’t realize they’d
make such a big splash. Wearing cheap
vinyl in summer … not the best.”
van Kempen: “When that fails, go
to Mood [Fabrics] or cut a pair of
jeans and go to a [neighborhood
dry cleaner] and say, ‘make me one
of these out of this.’”
McCord: “One time — I have a
denim ball gown by Diesel, which is
awesome — the [tailor] made Simon
a denim cummerbund to go with it.
Just slip-covered it in denim.
Done.”
“I call it my ballet coat,” McCord said of this sheer Louis
Vuitton jacket, which she pairs with jeans or a black dress.
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Friday’s solution
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Wayne Robert Williams
ACROSS
1 Crow’s cry
4 __ cords; speech
producers
9 Diner
13 “__ From
Muskogee”
15 In the know
16 Declare openly
17 Ill __; malice
18 Sparrow homes
19 Contemptible
20 Poverty
22 Chances
23 Tigers and
tabbies
24 In one __ and out
the other
26 Flashy
29 Pierce
34 Embankment
35 Assail
36 Turf
37 In the center of
38 Went out with
39 Gangster
40 Female deer
41 Hopeless one
42 Water birds
43 Jeopardize
45 Arranged in levels
46 Actress McClanahan
47 Semester
48 Notion
51 Charming
56 Sage or thyme
57 Kitchen & den
58 Person, place or
thing
60 Actor __ Katz
61 Wed on the run
62 Al or Tipper
63 Leaning tower
city
64 Sorrow
65 Goofball
1
2
3
4
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7 __ and crafts
8 Reduced
9 Frolic
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11 Crease
12 Lamb bearers
14 Chosen by the
voters
21 Stupor
25 Perform
26 Forest opening
27 Sour fruit
28 Like a wall
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climbing plant
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30 One who takes
advantage
31 Church volunteer
Marco
32 Awaken
53 Swimming spot
33 __ out; beaten by
54 Midday
a nose
55 Respected
35 Affliction; curse
teacher
38 Like the pages of
59 Tennis court
a well-read book
divider
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41 Large African
antelope
42 Young lady
Friday’s solution
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riddle
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beat
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family
restaurants
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Moore
50 Miscalculates
52 Explorer
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How did you get into this
business? I started when the
business was really starting,
and that was in the late ’30s.
At that time it wasn’t difficult
to get in … because there was
such a terrible need.
How has the business
changed? It’s changed simply
because there’s no way people
can break into [it]. They’re selling each of
INSIDER’S these publications for
upwards
WITH
of $4 or
JOE KUBERT
$5 a copy
[and] there
are only 22 pages of material
in each book, so that they can
ill afford to let someone break
in on the job. You have to know
what the heck you’re doing.
His
newest
work
TAKE
A page from “Dong Xoai, Vietnam 1965”
How does one prepare
looking at … $200 to $400 a page. It
to become a cartoonist? It’s
sounds great, but it’s not so great if it
important for anybody who wants
takes you three to four days to do it.
to become a comic book artist or
a cartoonist to learn how to draw
What traits do you need to do
properly first. Good artists, regardless
well in this field? Perseverance and
of whether they’re doing humor or
having complete and total commitstraight stuff, have a sound backment. Look at the average student
ground in figure drawing, anatomy,
that attends my school. … They’re
color.
drawing six to seven days a week, six
to 10 hours a day. And they’re doing
What is the pay scale? Prices vary
that for three years.
tremendously. If a [cartoonist] is doing a character like Batman or SpiderWhat are the benefits of going
Man, they’re getting top wages. Top
to a school like yours? You got
wages may be, let me take a wild
to learn from people who are in the
guess, $300 to $400 a page to
business. I had no idea what paper to
$1,000 a page. And that’s just for the
use, what kind of ink was used, or if
artwork.
ink was used.
Prices, to start out with, we’re
Joe Kubert’s
“Dong Xoai,
Vietnam 1965”
is not your typical graphic novel. When you
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on the book,
you’ll notice
the raw pencil
snapshots and
blocks of text.
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or color.
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they’re looking
over my shoulder while I’m
drawing it,” the
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212-904-1340
LEVITTOWN - JULY 17 & 18, 10 - 4pm
286 Elm Dr. South, Something for All!!
SOUTHAMPTON AT PRIVET COVE
69 JOBS LANE, 7/23 TO 7/25, 10 -5PM
Erte Serigraphs, Herend, Goebel,
Baccarat, Lalique, jewelry, furs,
Mudmen, Swarvoski, antique Buddhas,
jade, cds, collectibles & much more.
ATTORNEYS
MERCHANDISE
WANTED
CASH PAID for DIABETIC TEST STRIPS
up to $16 per 100 strips call 862-216-1868
LOST/FOUND/
ADOPT PETS
ASST.NEEDED P/T FT
New off. need mature Aggressive individual, No exp. $650+. Call 718-641-3517
EDUCATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES
DIRECTOR/ASST. DIRECTOR
Accredited Day Care Ctr. in Plainview
seeks Asst. Director to train for
Director position. Must have exp. in
ECE, familiar w/NAEYC & have computer skills. Must have BS in Ed. FT,
Salary, bnfts. Email resume to
[email protected]
WEB ID ND16483667
HARBOR COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Seeks candidates for: PT Nursery,
K-8 French, K-8 Spanish, 2nd Grade, Dir.
of Tech. Prior exper in an independent
school setting desired. Email cover
letter & resume to [email protected]
WEB ID ND16484122
HELP
WANTED
A1 SECURITY
Looking for individuals to fill positions
in Corporate buildings FT/PT all shifts.
No H.S./GED req. industry salary $9.50$18/hr, benefits. Must be avil. ASAP. If
interested call HR Dept @ 347-825-0768
AA-ARMED/UNARMED
NO EXP NEED/NO HS/GED REQ.
TRAINING & PLACEMENT ASST. AVAL
CALL MR. BOONE 347-223-7375
[email protected]
AAA SECURITY CAREERS
ARMED/UNARMED POSITION AVAIL.
CALL 347-339-4725/347-339-4726
AAA/ UNEMPLOYED
UNDEREMPLOYED
Free security guard training &
placement assistance for those
who qualify HS or GED Req. Call
Outreach Dept.
212-239-2875 x 11 or x 38
You may qualify
for free grants Now!
INSTRUCTION/
SCHOOLS
INSTRUCTION/
SCHOOLS
COMPUTER TRAINING
BASIC TRAINING, A+ & CCNA
CLASSES AVAIL.
ATT SECURITY OFFICERS
Need for Comm & Educational
Facilities in NYC FT/PT up to
13.75/Hr bennefit, Vac, No Exp
Req. Will Train 18 & older, clean
record. Call HR 347-691-5444
Barbers Wanted
Levels Barber Shop.com
Some experience required
Call 646-509-1027
2006 Ralph Ave. BKNY N/Tranp.
LEARN iPAD PROGRAMING
20
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M O N DAY, J U LY 1 9 , 2 0 1 0
Entry Level With
On The Job Training
Full-Time Mon-Fri
Work Outdoors in All Weather
Some Lifting Required
$25k - $30k + Bnfts
Send Resume to:
Produce, Deli, Meat & Bakery Mgr,
Cook, Sausage & Cheese person. Apply
1815 E. Jericho Tpke betwn 8 & 2, M-F.
WEB ID ND16482690
SALES
OPPORTUNITIES
[email protected]
Learn how to write app Store Apps.
www.schooliphone.com (from$69)
800-337-9701
There May Be $ In Your Home.
SELLING YOUR UNWANTED
ITEMS = FAST CASH!
Long Island Mediation Co seeks Nassau
Cty residents to serve as paid jurors on
7/23/2010. Call ASAP 1-877-587-9724
WEB ID ND16485017
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/FT
Riverhead Doctor’s Office, experience
preferred, competitive salary.
Fax resume to 718-228-8756
WEB ID ND16485102
MODEL GIGS FOR SUMMER!
$$$ BAR JOBS $$$
$$$ BAR JOBS $$$
SECURITY GUARD NEEDED ASAP.
FULL/PART-TIME Starting In August
Up to $14 Hour.
Serious Applicants Only.
Ask for Miss Dez 646-410-9065
FT/PT - Males/Females-- no exp nec,
earnup to $300 a day in tips 718-956-7959
SECURITY CAREERS
BARS & CLUBS
Bartenders Needed M/F
Hiring Now
$600-$1000 week
No Experience required
Call Now 212-868-9110
COLLEGE GRAD/RECENT
Great Neck based import firm seeking
recent college graduate to assist & help
organize executive product manager.
Responsibilities include processing
orders, communicating with clients &
tracking inventory. Computer and
communication skills a must. Potential
for long-term growth for a self-starter,
independent candidate. Please send
resume to [email protected]
or fax to 516-487-3794, attn: Stephanie
WEB ID ND16484833
CORPORATE SECURITY
Premier Security Provider Seeks
Guards-No Exp. Nec.FT/PT
Up to $14.50 w/ben. All shifts/boros
Contact Ms. Bah 212-461-6551
Customer Service Needed
Customer Service Representative needed. A computer literate needed for the job. Must
speak english fluently. We need
an accurate efficient and someone with a good working experience. You will earn $2,995
monthly email me at
[email protected]
CUST.SERVICE P/T F/T
Busy off.Need 20 people to work. create
ur own schedule.$550+.718-641-3477
DRIVER/OWNER OPERATORS
LI based trucking co. seeks drivers/
contractors. Must have TWIC card.
Pier exp a +. Steady, yr round work.
Twin Star Transport. 631-471-3330
WEB ID ND16482534
SECURITY
OFFICERS
NEEDED F/T POSITIONS
Up to $14.23/HR, must be able to
start work as soon as possible.
Free Uniforms!
CALL HR @ 646-339-1029
MANHATTAN
RENTALS
MANHATTAN Room for rent.
Margie 646-398-7922
Big closet, a/c, $500/mo incl util.
QUEENS
HOUSES FOR SALE
220 St - Brand new Construction Brick 1
Fam. Central AC & Heat. Full Bsmt.
Driveway and Priv Yard. Low DP, Owner
DON 917-359-9776
77 Street - Huge 1 Fam Fully Renov. 3
BR Duplex & 3 BA’s. Walk in Fin Bsmt,
Garage. Steps to A Train. Low DP, Owner DON 917-359-9776
90 St - Jackson Heights - large Brick Renov 1 Fam. Top Block. LR, DR & Kitchen.
Walk In Fin Bsmt, Driveway, Garage.
Low DP, Owner DON 917-359-9776
SECURITY
OFFICERS
NEEDED F/T POSITIONS
E.ELMHURST Open House Sat & Sun
12-4p 25-49 98th Street, Brick detached 1
Family, LR DR Kit, porch. VERY ROOMY
917-412-5419 BROKER 917-930-5669
CALL HR @ 646-339-1029
FRESH MEADOWS - 2-fam, semi-detached. Like New!! 2 Apts. 2BRs each +
lrge fin bsmnt, 4 rms, bth, perfct duplex
yrd, trans/shps. Brkr,$723K, 917-226-5868
Up to $14.23/HR, must be able to
start work as soon as possible.
Free Uniforms!
SECURITY-OPERATIONS
Looking for a career Change?
Unemployed? Under Paid?
Train W/NYS Certified Trns.
Plcmt is provided. Unarmed up
to $18HR Armed up to $37.50HR
Apply online today
reserve your seat!
www.Security-Operations.com
CONTACT SERGEANT LOPEZ
@1800-716-0695 24/7
SECURITY - US OPEN
Temporary F/T US Open. NYS license,
8-hr & 16 hr certifates a must. prof’l appearance/good Customer Svc.$9-$10/hr
email res: [email protected]
WEB ID ND16480753
SHEET METAL DUCT CUTTER
Local 295 Shop, all bnfts included,
8yrs min exper required. Call between
8:30AM - 4PM. 718-729-2510
WEB ID ND16484244
QUEENS
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
ASTORIA 10 min to Manhattan
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Avanguard RE 718-545-0595
BAYSIDE - HUGE 3BR, 2.5BA, Triplex w/
pvt dvwy, bckyd & gar, CA, bsmnt,
fully loaded, near Cordozo HS,
AVAILABLE NOW! Call 917-968-9201
COLLEGE PT NEW 4 BDROOM
Sunny,2 full baths, tenant pays gas,
elect, heat. No w/d, ref req. $1800
Please call 516-991-0113
CORONA/ELMHURST - 1BR, LR, KIT,
Bath, Balcony, $995, & 3BR, 2 full Ba, LR,
KIT & 2 balconies, $1675. You Must
See It!!! Close to Subway! 917-684-4405
ROCKAWAY, Surfside Towers, No Fee,
1 month free rent. Beautiful spacious
apts w/parquet floors and oceanview,
pool on premises, Avail for Immed
Occupancy. Studio from $950. 1 Br from
$1250. Parking Avail, Call 718-634-8600
1-866-475-5323
NO EXP NEC. NO HS/GED REQ
ARMED/UNARMED TRAINING
AVAIL. $9-$20/HR
Ms. McCornick 347-932-4638
FRESH MEADOWS - Lrge Split-level,
near shop/trans, 4BR, 3.5BA, fin bsmnt/
attic, sep entr, lrge bkyrd, mother/
dghtr/prof, etc. $3475, Brkr, 917-226-5868
QUEENS
Studio and 1 Bedroom Apts.
Near transportation,
Call 212-752-2670 x321 from 9-5.
Promoting Free Products
Brooklyn, Queens,
Manhattan, Bronx
Staten Island & New Jersey
RESTAURANT CASHIERS
QUEENS HOUSES
FOR RENT
MASPETH
1.5BR, EIK, full bath, $1200/mon inclds
heat/wtr + 1 mon sec., Call OWNER
646-752-7070, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
PART TIME - 3hrs/day
$7.25/hr to $10/hr
Deli person, Grill person, HHA, Nanny,
Housekeeper & others. 50 Positions
Opened. Fee required- 718-672-5692
FT/PT - Males/Females-- no exp nec,
earnup to $300 a day in tips 718-956-7959
WEí RE UPSIZING
NOW HIRING!!!
3-5 Outside Sales Positions
available. Some leads provided.
Comprehensive Bnfts pkg. 1st
year potential income betwn
$45K-$60K based on commission.
For an interview in Suffolk Co.
call Bob Smith 516-567-7733
for Nassau Co. and Queens call
Todd Geller 516-521-9047. EOE
Model in fashion mag. Print/online.
Work with designers. All types.
13-35 yrs. m/f. No exp. 212-426-3999.
Barbers Wanted
Levels Barber Shop.com
Some experience required
Call 646-509-1027
347-554-2051 CINQTECH
PUT A LITTLE LOVE IN YOUR LIFE
ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN
All rescues vet checked, spayed/neutered, all shots,leuk tested & socialized.
Come to the GRATEFUL PAW SHELTER, 104 Deposit Rd, East Northport.
631-757-4517 NEW HOURS: Tues-Fri 12:30-4:30pm Sat-Sun 12-4pm.
A NON-PROFIT, ALL UNPAID VOLUNTEER SHELTER
SUPERMARKET HELP/ALL
FIELD SUPERVISORS
FOCUS GROUP-MOCK JURORS
GARAGE/
TAG SALE
LOST DIAMOND Wedding Band Brklyn/
Nass Cty Sentimental Value 516-872-8857
HELP
WANTED
SALES
MERCHANDISE
LOST/FOUND
ITEMS
HELP
WANTED
ABC Security
Premier Security provided, No High sch
diploma or GED, $10-$18, Med. & dental
Must be able to work ASAP. 646-626-0899
ACT/EXTRA/MODELS
Movies, TV, Print. No Exp Req!
All Ages,Sizes Needed. Act
Now! 224 W35th St. 212-244-4330
Network/Referrals wmtny.com
YORKIE Golden/Beige 10mo, neuter/
chip all shots,no pprs $600, 631-878-9157
ONTEL REUNION 8/1/2010
For Details Contact Doug
[email protected]
LOST/FOUND/
ADOPT PETS
TIRES
QUEENS CO-OPS/
CONDOS FOR SALE
BRONX
RENTALS
177th St
NO BROKER FEE
BEST RENTAL VALUES IN TOWN
ON 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS
1 Bedroom Apartments
as low as $935 per mo.
Big 2 Bedrooms
as low as $1300 per mo.
Bigger 3 Bedrooms
as low as $1600 per mo.
(qualified roommates ok to share)
Many great features & amenities
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
PARKCHESTER
Come see & enjoy our great lifestyle
Call 718-412-4670 for an appt to our
OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday & Thursday 5:30-7:45pm
Saturday 9:00am-12:45pm
See our model apartments
www.parkchesternyc.com
177th St
NO BROKER FEE
BEST RENTAL VALUES IN TOWN
ON 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS
1 Bedroom Apartments
as low as $935 per mo.
Big 2 Bedrooms
as low as $1300 per mo.
Bigger 3 Bedrooms
as low as $1600 per mo.
(qualified roommates ok to share)
Many great features & amenities
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
BRONX HOUSES/
CO-OPS & CONDOS
PARKCHESTER
174 St.- Extra Large Brick Renov 2 Fam.
2640 Sq Ft Plus Fin Bsmt, Driveway,
Garage. Call for OH, Low DP, Owner
DON 917-359-9776
Come see & enjoy our great lifestyle
Call 718-412-4670 for an appt to our
OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday & Thursday 5:30-7:45pm
Saturday 9:00am-12:45pm
See our model apartments
www.parkchesternyc.com
East 243 St. Oversized 2 Fam Brand New
Const 100% Brick. Double Duplex. Huge
Open Bsmt, Driveway & Yard. Low DP
Owner DON 917-359-9776
BRONX
1 BEDROOM APTS. Starting at $880
Transp. near by. Call 212-752-2670 X321
after 5pm & Sat. Call 347-346-8661
Gleason Ave- Huge 2 Fam Fully Detached Mint Cond. 2100 Sq Ft, Walk In
Fin Bsmt, Large Yd, New Boiler. Call for
OH, Low DP, Owner DON 917-359-9776
St Lawrence Ave-Large Det 2 Fam Fully
Renov Plus Fin Bsmt. HW Floors, Huge
Yard, Quiet Dead End Block. Low DP,
Owner DON 917-359-9776
BROOKLYN
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CO-OPS & CONDOS
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East 35 St - Huge Brick Renov 2 Fam.
2000 Sq Ft, Walk In Fin Bsmt, Large
Yard. Steps to #2 & 5. Great Block. Low
DP, Owner DON 917-359-9776
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FINANCE
MORTAGE
BOUGHT
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
CARD & GIFT STORE ELMHURST, NY
Huge potential for new owner.
Best cash offer takes in 2 weeks.
For more info call 212-969-0161
BAYSIDE - Open House Sun 7/18 Noon-3
Mon 7/19 from 6-8pm. Gorgeous Bay
Terrace Penthouse, Low $200’s Am Heritage, Linda Commander Lic RE Assoc
Broker.917-693-3605 See You At
23-45 Bell Blvd, #6A, WELCOME HOME!
AVOID FORECLOSURE
We Buy Houses, We Pay Cash,
or We Take Over Payments,
Pvt investor. Call Today 1-888-357-7298
DELI FOR SALE
Great Opportunity,
Western Suffolk, high traffic area, low
rent, long lease, all licenses in place.
$35,000. or best offer. 631-774-1557
HOLLISWOOD Hilltop Village Co-op
Oversized rms, hardwd flrs, lots of
closets, nr all, $115K. Owner 516-850-4746
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
HOLLISWOOD- Hilltop Village 2BR,
$165K, Newly renovated apt, granite
kit counter tops, beautiful hdwd
floors, Great Location. 646-456-4289
BAR FOR SALE
$100K cash takes all,great deal Turn
key! SMITHTOWN Est. 14 years.,$6K/
wk, 67 mo on lease Tom 516-729-1298
DELI/SAND/CATER 80K wk, 2.2MIL
PIZZA/SODA LI - 24K wk, shop ctr $600K
DINER-LI Absntee 25K wk pot $450K/neg
GORDON 146-07 Union Tpke, 718-969-9300
LITTLE NECK - Sunny, 1BR, mint, corner
upper Deepdale Grdn Apt. Huge attic/
storge. Security/prkg. No Fee. $154,000.
Lo maint. $561 includes all. 718-229-2726
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BUY AND OWN A OFFICE
CLEANING BUSINESS
Staring from $4800 & up.
Includes guaranteed business,
customers,income + more.
718-322-3800
EST’D Comm’l Landscape Co. looking to
purchase other landscape or irragation
co’s (comm’l accts only) on Long Island.
Interested parties call 516-364-0957
GAS STATION SPECIALIST
Sites w/C-Stores
Long Island, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens
Call 516-304-5898
Looking to rent
a great apartment?
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NASSAU/SUFFOLK
HOUSES FOR SALE
NASSAU/SUFFOLK
CO-OPS/CONDOS
NASSAU/SUFFOLK
HOUSES FOR SALE
MASSAPEQUA N. Open House Sun 7/18,
1-3. 235 N. Nassau Ave. SD18, 3BR Cape,
LR, DR, 2ba, full bsmt, new roof, poss
M/D, $389K Criss Cross RE 516-480-8394
GREAT NECK- Sunny studio, heart of
the vlg, close to LIRR/shop (20 min
xpress to NYC), hdwd floors, park gar.
Pets O.K. $129,000. Call 516-510-1668
BAYVILLE - OAK POINT - 9 RM C-Hall
Colonial, 5BR, 2.5BA, 2 car gar, granite
kit, full bsmnt, beach mooring rights,
83’ x 135’, $769,000. Brker, 516-624-2000
OCEANSIDE - High Ranch, Possible M/D
w/permit. 5 BR’s, 2 BA’s, enclosed
porch, patio, hot tub, spacious backyard. $569K. AM Realty. 516-764-6402.
VALLEY STREAM 3 level twnhse 3br
1.5ba, FDR, LR, full fin bmst, CAC, alrm,
lo maint, patio, nr LIRR/schools, updtd,
Motivated Seller, $385K 516-847-4762
BELLMORE, 2BR
NO FEE $1300
516-783-7500 ext 241
ROCKY POINT Cust built 2100 sq'
1987 Lincoln Log Home, pvt bch club, htd
IGP, 2 gar, .69 ac, this is a special must
see property. $445,000. 631-744-4193
E. MEADOW SD crnr lot, 5br 3 1/2 BA
Split, FLR/DR, lg den, wd frplc, 1.5 gar,
gas hot wtr/heat, CAC, IGS, fin bsmt/
attic. Mint $589,000 Owner 516-938-0413
WOODMERE - Cape M/D, 2nd Flr, 1 BR,
Kit/LR, Full BA, 1st Flr, 2 BR, Kit/LR,
Full BA. Fin Bsmt w/Full BA. 1 Car Gar.
Taxes $6,400. $449K. 516-837-9446.
FREEPORT S. Pristine 3Br, 2bth split,
EIK, LR, fam rm, laundry room, IGP
deck, gar, prof landscaped, IGS, 100x95,
Must See, $409,900. IN CONTRACT
NASSAU/SUFFOLK
HOUSES FOR SALE
NASSAU/SUFFOLK
HOUSES FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE
GREAT NECK Furnished Offices
YAPHANK 26+ Acres on Horseblock Rd
& Yaphank Ave, entrances on both,
off LIE & Sunrise Hwy. Zone L1: office/
warehse/lite manuf. $175K per acre.
Ownr/Bkr 917-923-4844, 212-988-0827
MASTIC BEACH 2BR, fin bsmt, 1BA,
D/W, W/D, deck, pvt drvwy, $1550 + util
& 2mo sec, No Pets/No Smoke, Immed,
close to all, well kept. 516-528-4665
AUTOMOTIVE
DIX HILLS - SD 5, Pvt Cottage w/yard,
Cath. Ceil., Sky Lts, 1 BR, LR, EIK, BTH,
W/D, O.K. Pets/Smok. $1,475/mo Incl
Util/Cable. Sec & Ref. 631-242-9549.
EAST MEADOW-Adorable 3 rms, 1 lg BR
2nd flr, Pvt entrance, carpet, AC,
near hosp/ bus, no pets/smoke,
Avail 8/1. $1050/mo. Owner 516-489-1341
READY TO OCCUPY! 150 - 9500sf
Also available Jericho, Garden City &
Manhasset, Short/Long Lease
Schmergel.com, Call 516-466-0460
NEW YORK CITY office $395/mo
Midtown @ 1375 Broadway & 37th St
Chelsea @ 122 W 27th & 6th Ave
Flatiron @ 36 W 20th St & 5th Ave
Micro Office 646-839-8362
http://www.microoffice.us/am
GARDEN CITY, Vic. Spacious bright 1
BR, hrwd flrs, park avail, laundry, a/c,
d/w, No broker fee. 1 cat OK. Nr LIRR.
Avail immed $1285/Mo+ Elec 516-742-1101
SMITHTOWN - 1,000 sq ft in busy strip
shopping center, glass storefront,
Veteran’s Memorial Highway, plenty of
parking, call OWNER, 631-226-8300
HICKSVILLE Newly renov’d 1BR, LR/Kit
Combo, no smoking/pets, a/c,pvt entry,
patio, nr RR & shopping, utils incl.
$1150/mo. Avail August 1. 516-938-9760
MINEOLA - NEW Huge 3BR, 2BA, LR,
DR, EIK, W/D, dshwshr, storage, ideal
loc. No smoking/pets. No Brkr Fee!
$2495/mo. cable/util incl. 516-526-5482
INDUSTRIAL
PROPERTY
MEDFORD 10,000 SF clear span
warehouse, w/24’ ceilings, no columns,
open floor plan, 5-10’ overhead doors,
10 entry doors. 631-286-1003
LOTS FOR SALE
BAYVILLE 5br 2ba Hi Rnch, pvt st, 1 car
gar, a/c, washer/dryer, EIK, LR, DR,
bkyd, walk to beach, no pets/smoking.
$3500 plus util Owner 516-628-8250
BETHPAGE
2BR apt above office, LR, EIK,
inclds utils & cable. no pets, near all,
$1350. By Owner. 516-735-1423
RETAIL SPACE
MISCELLANEOUS
BROOKLYN/CROWN HEIGHTS
20 x 80, Zone R6, Build 1-4 families,
$200,000, owner will hold mortgage.
Call 347-386-1399
NASSAU/SUFFOLK
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
COMMERCIAL/ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES
NC MTNS 3BR, 3BA 2800 square feet.
Gated community, Mtn view/3 acres +
hottub! Close to airports/hwys/hosp.
$319,900! Owner 828-288-3064
BAY SHORE - Updated 3BR, bsmnt,
fenced yrd, detched gar, playroom,
W/D, pvt drivwy, nr trans, $1600 + utils.
Call 516-658-7421 or 631-680-1737
ROCKY POINT House for rent, 3BR, 2ba,
huge deck, walk to beach, $1500 + utils,
No Pets, Excellent School District.
631-821-2395 or 631- 655-3058
CENTEREACH, Like New, 4 brs, 2½ bath,
Granite countertops, CAC, Wood
Floors, full bsmt, deck, sod, sprinklers,
3 car gar, $499K. Rich, 516-808-0616
OUT OF TOWN
REAL ESTATE
PORT WASHINGTON - 1 BR unfurn, 1st
flr, Pvt Ent, walk LIRR, $1250 mo. utils
incld. 2 BR, newly furn, walk LIRR. $1750
mo. utils incld. Studio $550. 516-570-2523
AUTO
WANTED
CASH for cars, Tax deductable
Junk same day pick up. 718-848-9457
DONATE YOUR CAR
Get a Free Vacation,
Plus a Tax Write off Receipt,
1-877-829-9633
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HELPING Children At Risk
AUTOS
FOR SALE
BMW 2004 X5 Excel cond, Must Sell,
62k mi, tan/tan, $18,500. 516-242-2584
CHRYSLER 2000 CIRRUS LXI V6 Ex Cond
Lthr pw pl ps Am/Fm $3895 516-352-7792
HONDA 2004 Accord Coupe, wht ext, tan
lthr int. 85k, mnrf, 6CD chgr, htd seats,
excel cond. $10,399. Erica 516-408-5902
HONDA 2001 Accord LX. wht 5spd 85K,
Ex Cond Org Ownr! $5400, 631-588-7164
HONDA 1998 Accord V6 sedan, blk, lthr
sunrf cd AC, All Pwr! tinted windows,
alarm, 150K, asking $4200 917-435-4090
INFINITY 2004 M45, Excel cond, new
tires, loaded, Nav. $9,800. 516-509-8231
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SPORTS CARS
LEXUS 2004 ES 330 4Dr Loaded Mint
75K ask $11,750 631-298-0175
LEXUS 1999 ES300, Good cond, low
miles, $7,450. 516-621-1830.
LINC 1978 Mark V, 71K Orig mi, Car runs
well. Gd cond. $2000 neg. 631-751-5461
MAZDA 2009 3I - Touring Sedan, blk,
26K mi, alloys, factory warr, excellent
condition! $12,950. Call 516-526-9824
MERCEDES 2008 CL600 V12, Nav, disctronic, fully loaded, all opts, blck on
blck, Must See! 13kmi, $94k. 516-945-5268
MERCEDES 2006 E350 - 4matic, MINT!,
nav & all options, snrf, platinm/blk lthr,
89,500 mi, fully loaded, $19,750.
Call 631-513-9949
MERCEDES 2000 SLK Conv hardtop. red,
88k, Immaculate. $10,500. 631-589-2419
MERCEDES 1992 300 SL RARE
5spd Manual. wht/tan int, new whls/
conv top, 90k, Gar’d,$11,500, 516-993-7236
MERCEDES 1991 500SL All orig, 2 tops,
40K collectors grade, blue/palamino.
Gar’d. $16,500 516-448-1313
MERCURY 2008 Grand Marquis, 15k mi,
excl cond, $14,500. 917-359-0255
MITSUBISHI 2006 Lancer EVO,BLK,
MRsedan,ac,snrf, 46,238mi. beauty w/
extras,$22,988. 631-692-9474/ 631-404-0052.
MITSUBISHI 2001 GALANT A/C ps pw pl
Ex Transpt 4 new tires $2495 516-352-7792
MUSTANG 2001 Coupe, V6, 97k, p/w, p/s,
p/b, tilt whl, cruise cntrl, tan int. new
tires, new brakes, Lazer Red, Must See.
Excel! $5500. 631-209-9440, 631-384-0523
CHEVROLET 1995 Camaro Z-28.
Conv, mint, garaged, 29K,
red/blk LTHR, 6-sp.
516-509-7597
CORVETTE 2005 CONVERT Slvr, 18.5K,
a/t, many xtras $32K MINT! 631-559-3983
COLLECTIBLE
CARS
BUICK 1991 RIVIERA 155K Clean, Loaded
2nd owner. asking $1600 516-659-6121
SEA RAY 2001 215 Cruiser w/trlr 300hr
sink/head/stereo I/W $17K 631-874-0522
JEEP 2006 Liberty Sport 1Own 47K khaki
tinted 4wd Mint $9,995. 718-704-4640.
JEEP 2003 GRAND CHEROKEE, Excl cond
Fully Loaded, 99k, $8300. 631-581-7232
MOTORCYCLES
MOPEDS
GO CARTS
DUCATI 2007 SS Like new, 375 miles! All
Stock, w/helmut $8500/neg 516-383-1096
CHEVY 1963 IMPALA - 4dr sdn, 283 V8
eng, wht/blue int, prof’l restoration
2002, many options. Mint cond. Must
see! 63k orig mi. $10,000. 631-286-0403
HARLEY 2005 DELUXE Just Serviced,
5600 mi, extras, blk, $12,900. 516-297-1006
CHEV 1950 Style Line 4 dr, 6 cyl, stick.
Needs TLC. Runs gd. $3950. 631-286-8386
CORVAIR 1966 CORSA Super Sport Conv
140Hp Turbo 4 on floor MINT
76K Org Mi. $11,500 516-924-8305
CORVETTE 1972 COUPE - Comp orig
down to the paint, extensive
documentation, $25,000.Call 516-840-8214
MERCEDES BENZ 1980 450 SL, 2 tops,
all orig, showcar, 34k mi, Must See,
516-225-9660 $29,000. or best offer
TRUCKS/
LIGHT TRUCKS
NISSAN 2000 SENTRA 4dr 5spd 80K mi
looks/runs good, $2500/neg 917-528-7416
DODGE 1995 Cust RAM, new batt, radio
dvd, alternator, cust 6k Flame job, must
see, many extra’s, $4k neg. 631-864-8359
TOYOTA 1997 TERCEL - New Tires,
Asking $1,200. Call 516-761-1809.
HONDA 2006 PILOT EX 4WD Loaded
SNRF NAV LTHR XM Ex Con 100K HWY
Fl To NY $14,900 516-551-3064
INFINITI 1998 QX4 dk blue, lthr, mnrf,
well maint’d 141K Ask $3500 516-628-3472
HARLEY 2005 Road King, Custom California Bars, All Chrome front Fork, 1,000
Orig Miles. Asking $15,000. 516-551-9236
DODGE 1998 P/U crew cab, 8’bed, diesel,
new pump, runs great. $3500 631-484-1514
TOYOTA 2005 COROLLA S, Slvr,spoilr,
snrf,am/fmCD,Excl, $11,700. 631-744-4326
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26 AND UNDER
CHEVELLE 1968 SS CONVERT - frame
off restoration, call for details, $40,000
Call 516-840-8214
NISSAN 2004 Sentra Mint In/Out, cd, p/
w/s, AC, 115K. $4650/neg. 631-835-2816
PORSCHE 2004 CAYENNE S
Fully loaded, $19,500. 516-641-3998
SPORTS UTILITY
VEHICLES
INTERNATIONAL 2006 14’ Dump, at, wht
25k, 10ft plow, Best Offer. 631-782-4549
VANS/MINI VANS
HARLEY 1999 FATBOY - MINT COND!
Well maintained. $9500. Call 631-219-1906
HONDA 2004 1300VTX $4K extras!
16K mi, $4500 MUST SEE! 516-429-1552
KAWASAKI 2004 ZX10R 4900 mi, many
xtras, clean title, $5600 neg 631-478-1789
SUZUKI 2004 GSXR, 4,000 mi, Orig owner
gar kept. great cond. $5200. 631-484-2061
XM-5000 2009 Blue Electric Moped,w/
Lithium batt’s. $6K..516-592-2683 Donald
CAMPERS/
TRAILERS
CROSSROAD 2005 CT 30 RL Cruiser
sleeps 6, slideout, fully loaded, incl
hitch & elec winch $15,000.
Day 631-848-7011, Eve 631-585-3569
SEA RAY 2000 Sundancer 24ft repwr’d in
’08, 5.0mpi Mint! $26,500 516-409-5239
WELLCRAFT 1983 26’ Flybridge, Twin 5.0
Merc, I/B, a/c, h/w, head, galley, super
clean, $8000 or best offer. 631-848-3874
BOATS FOR SALE
OVER 26
ALBEMARLE 1996 30’ Express Twin
diesel, low hours, Raytheon electr,
many extras $80K Will demo 631-589-7714
CARVER 1981 Mariner 33’ 350 Crusader,
shwr, slps 6, xtras $15,000 516-982-6928
GRADY WHITE 1993 Marlin 28’, Twin 225
2000 Evinrudes, hardtop, windlass,
Northstar, radar, FF, GPS, 631-774-0354
SEA RAY 2000 31’ Great condition,
$59,900. 631-848-6109
SEA RAY 1987 30’, Twin 350-270 Crusaders Must Sell. $11,500. 516-996-8291
SEA RAY 1983 36’ Express 14’beam EFI’s
gen. AC upgrades $42,500 516-659-6121
SEARAY 1993 330 Express Cruiser - New
6.2 Merc Inboards, Ext warr expires
2013, ac, heat, gen, full gally, bath/shr,
full electronics, professionally maint’d.
REDUCED- $46,000. Call 516-445-7340
SEARAY 1992 SUNDANCER 330 - 2 eng,
265hp each I/O, 575 hrs, well
maintained, $30,000. Call 516-680-2903
TIARA 1987 Express 27’ new canvas,
hardtop, twin Crusaders, lo hrs.
Immac. $33,000 631-348-1737
SAILBOATS
KZ 2005 TRAVEL TRAILER 25’ slide out
to 30’, dble bunks, fully loaded, fibergls
sides, MINT! $12,000. Call 631-275-0745
ISLAND PACKET 1987 31 Sloop C/B
Good cond, DF, VHF, A/P, KM, windlass,
dinghy, davits, full cockpit enclosure.
$62,000. 631-277-5239
BOATS FOR SALE
26 AND UNDER
WINDSURFERS/
JET SKIS/WATERBIKE
SEADOO 1996 XP - vy gd cond., new
prop/battery/trailer, $1600. 631-698-2201
VW 2001 JETTA, Auto, AC,
Very good cond. $4600 631-831-6911
FORD 2003 Windstar LX, 113K, blue,
runs well. $3500 neg. 631-412-3060
AMESBURY Dory 16’ w/Console, Johnson 28hp, Bimini top, VHF radio, compass, oars, many extras, new trailer
$4500 516-313-4873
VOLVO 2005 S80 Blk/tan lthr, a/t, 48k,
mnrf. Mint in/out $15,995. 631-553-8252
FORD 2002 E250 - 95K, perfect work cond
w/hvy duty rf racks, $4500. 631-907-2949
GRADY WHITE 1988 25’W/A w/98 T200hp
Evnrde,must see,$19k,631-897-1261
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METS (49-43)
GIANTS (50-42)
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Ike Davis doubled
home the go-ahead run in
the 10th inning after the
Mets wasted a two-run
lead in the ninth, and the
Mets beat San Francisco
4-3 yesterday to avoid a
four-game sweep.
Travis Ishikawa’s tworun, pinch-hit single tied
the game in the ninth,
but he was thrown out at
the plate despite replays
that showed he appeared
to be safe at home.
Closer Brian Wilson
(2-1) got the first two outs
of the 10th before giving
up Jason Bay’s third single
of the game. Davis, who
Johan Santana scattered
eight hits over as many
(GETTY)
innings.
also drove in a run in the
eighth, doubled high off
the right-field wall.
Mets closer Francisco
Rodriguez (3-2) blew his
fifth save in 26 chances
but earned the win when
(AP)
Davis delivered.
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Andy hurt, Yanks rally
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A healthy starting rotation helped the Yankees
reach the All-Star break
with baseball’s best record
despite a first half of injuries to several starters and
an inconsistent offense.
They still own the best
record, but the rotation’s
health is suddenly very
much a concern.
Andy Pettitte left yesterday’s game with one out
in the third inning with a
strained left groin that will
keep the 38-year-old lefthander out possibly “four
to five weeks,” said general
manager Brian Chashman.
But a coterie of relievers shut down the Rays
after Pettitte’s exit and the
A.J. to team: ‘Sorry’
A.J. Burnett said he
apologized to his Yankees
teammates
yesterday for
a clubhouse
fit that left
him with
cuts on
both palms.
Burnett said
he’ll make
Burnett
his next
scheduled
start Friday against Kansas
City, saying the lacerations
don’t affect his ability to
(AP)
grip the ball.
Yankees won 9-5.
The Yankees roughed
up Rays ace David Price for
a season-worst seven runs
and had 11 hits overall,
including Alex Rodriguez’s
598th career home run,
a solo shot off Andy Sonnanstine in the seventh
(NEWSDAY)
that made it 9-4.
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participate in a study of three types pf psychotherapy
for panic disorder: 19-24 sessions at no cost to
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Andy Pettitte’s Grade 1 groin strain will send him to the
15-day DL. Sergio Mitre will take Pettitte’s next turn. (GETTY)
RESEARCH VOLUNTEERS:
Healthy male and female MARIJUANA SMOKERS WHO
ALSO SMOKE CIGARETTES (age 21-50) are needed
to evaluate the effects of marijuana on mood
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HEADLINES
BOXING
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Mayweather allows deadline
for Pacquiao deal to pass
IRL
●
Series leader Power wins
Toronto, 4th victory of season
●
Berra released after day in
hospital following fall at home
●
Astros’ Oswalt hit by batted
ball, suffers right ankle bruise
●
Indians OF Choo (thumb) eyes
sooner-than-expected return
NHL
Report: LW Kovalchuk near
choice on Kings, Devs or KHL
OLYMPIC SPORTS
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Semenya dominates Finland
field for 2nd comeback win
TOUR DE FRANCE
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Schleck fends off Contador’s
push, keeps lead in Pyrenees
Back in 38th place, Lance said
to be angling for stage win
TENNIS
British Open winner Louis Oosthuizen is greeted by his
(GETTY)
wife, Nel-Mare, and 6-month-old daughter, Jana.
South African
shocks at Brit
Hardly anyone knew
Louis Oosthuizen, much
less how to pronounce his
name. Not many will forget
the performance he delivered at the home of golf to
capture the British Open.
A week after the World
Cup ended, South Africa
had more reason to celebrate yesterday, this from a
most unlikely source. Oosthuizen, a 27-year-old who
had only made one cut in
his previous eight majors,
blew away the field
at St. Andrews for a
victory that looked
as easy as when Tiger Woods first won
here a decade ago.
Oosthuizen (pronounced WUHST’hy-zen) made only Woods
two bogeys over the
final 35 holes in a strong
wind that swept across
the Old Course. He led
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FINAL LEADERBOARD
1. Louis Oosthuizen
-16
2. Lee Westwood
-9
T3. Rory McIlroy
-8
T3. Henrik Stenson
-8
T3. Paul Casey
-8
----------------------------------T23. Tiger Woods
-3
T48. Phil Mickelson
+1
over the final 48 holes and
closed with a 1-under 71
for a seven-shot victory
over Lee Westwood
of England.
Woods tied for
23rd to close his
seventh tournament
of the year without
a victory, matching
the longest drought
of his career. “I’m
not going to win all
of them,” Woods said after
his worst 72-hole finish in
(AP)
a major in six years.
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