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Regional News: http://web1.nypost.com/news/news.htm CYCLISTS' SPOKES-MAN RIPS COPS: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33125.htm Members of an environmental group charged yesterday that they were unfairly targeted by cops who on Friday arrested 33 participants in the organization's monthly bike ride. TOURISTS GET SINKING FEELING AS CIRCLE LINE SPRINGS LEAK: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33145.htm By C.J. SULLIVAN and DAN MANGAN A Circle Line boat cruising around Manhattan made an unscheduled stop in The Bronx yesterday after it hit an unknown object and began taking on water. HELP FOR VOTERS: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33130.htm Polls in New York are open tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. The New York Public Interest Research Group Inc. and Common Cause/NY will run a nonpartisan Voter Help Line. N.J. SHOWDOWN: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33129.htm By LORENA MONGELLI and STEPHANIE GASKELL Gov. Pataki and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton campaigned on behalf of their White House candidates in New Jersey yesterday, as the presidential race remained surprisingly tight there. MIKE LEADING CHARGE FOR APPLE CREDIT CARD: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33117.htm By JEREMY OLSHAN There are some things New Yorkers can't buy. For everything else, the city will soon offer its own credit card. CITY HONCHO BUSTED IN BX. BRAWL: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33142.htm By LARRY CELONA, BRIDGET HARRISON and JAMIE SCHRAM A high-ranking city official was arrested yesterday after he was involved in a fight outside a Bronx bar, and was then caught with a fake NYPD parking permit displayed in his windshield, cops said. SHOPPER TRAGEDY: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33127.htm By MICHAEL WHITE An elderly woman pushing a cart in a Queens shopping center was struck and killed yesterday by a driver who lost control of her car and pinned the victim against another vehicle, police said. H'WEEN FIEND RAPES PARTIER: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33136.htm A woman leaving a Halloween party at the hip Chelsea nightspot Crobar early yesterday was attacked by a real-life monster � who forced her into a car and drove her to New Jersey, where he raped her and left her in an abandoned building, police sources said last night. GAMBLE-DEN MOTHER SLAIN OVER A DRINK: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33146.htm By LORENA MONGELLI, LARRY CELONA and CYNTHIA R. FAGEN A 40-year-old Brooklyn mom, spending a night on the town at an illegal gambling haunt, was shot in the back of the head and killed yesterday trying to break up a dispute over a spilled cocktail, police sources said. MTA BIAS SUIT: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33115.htm By JEANE MacINTOSH The MTA allegedly yanked a job offer from an Orthodox Jewish man who wouldn't work on the Sabbath � a move he claims is discriminatory, The Post has learned. BELL TOLLS FOR HOLIDAY RINGERS: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33118.htm The jingling of Salvation Army bell ringers may become a ghost of holidays past. DRESSED TO KILL: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33123.htm By JEREMY OLSHAN Here are never-before-published photographs of a bizarre Brooklyn cross-dresser � the modern-day "Jekyll and Heidi" charged with bludgeoning his 75-year-old roommate to death. DJ'S DAD POSSIBLE SLAY TARGET: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33133.htm By ROOSEVELT JOSEPH The drive-by killer of a 27-year-old aspiring deejay may have been gunning for the victim's father when he opened fire in Crown Heights, police Said yesterday. NANTUCKET 'SLAY' SUV WAS BLOODY: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33140.htm By JENNIFER FERMINO and DAN MANGAN Blood was found in the SUV disgraced Wall Street exec Tom Toolan rented shortly before he killed his ex-lover Beth Lochtefeld in her Nantucket island home, The Post has learned. SUNY SEX-HARASS SUIT: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33149.htm By DAN MANGAN Two female custodians at the State University of New York in Purchase have lodged sexual-harassment complaints related to treatment by their boss, spurring a criminal probe by the Westchester District Attorney's Office, The Post has learned. HORROR SMASH-UP: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33159.htm By MARK BULLIET and LARRY CELONA An SUV struck a taxi at a Midtown intersection yesterday morning and careened into a pedestrian who was left clinging to life last night, police said. BOY SEES DAD MURDER MOM IN BROOKLYN: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33160.htm By ERIN CALABRESE and LARRY CELONA A Brooklyn woman was murdered last night in front of her 4-year-old son by the boy's father, who then dropped off the stunned tot at a relative's house before fleeing, a police source said. TEARY FAREWELL TO SUV MOTHER: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33148.htm By MATTHEW SWEENEY Grief-stricken friends and family last night mourned the Brooklyn woman who was murdered and left in a locked SUV � where she was discovered five days later with her terrified 2-year-old daughter in the back seat. CAMPUS CRIME A DORM SHAME: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33141.htm By DAVID ANDREATTA Local college students may get their formal schooling from professors, but their education in illegal drugs, alcohol and violence is right outside their dorm-room doors, according to crime data obtained by The Post. 'DWI' KILLER TO FACE TRAGIC MOMS: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33135.htm An alleged drunken driver who killed one child and put another in a coma after he mowed them down on a Queens street will face the children's mothers during his first court appearance this morning. HOT TIME AT VILLAGE H'WEEN MARCH: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33147.htm By BILL GALLAGHER and BRIDGET HARRISON Tens of thousands of costumed superheroes, barnyard animals, transvestite prostitutes and even a few weapons of mass destruction took advantage of the balmy weather to march in the 31st annual Village Halloween Parade last night. DADDY GETS A BOO$T: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33155.htm By DAREH GREGORIAN Help is on the way for the New York man who's gone broke trying to get his kidnapped daughter out of France. DAD SEES GIRLS DIE: http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/33151.htm By PERRY CHIARAMONTE and CYNTHIA R. FAGEN Two teenage sisters hit by a pickup truck in Newark last night died in the street � as their father held his hand over the still-beating heart of his younger daughter and cried out to God to save them both. National News: http://web1.nypost.com/news/news.htm WORKPLACE $ICK DAZE: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33119.htm By DAN MANGAN The massive shortage of flu vaccine could cost American businesses $40 billion in employee sick days � twice the amount of a normal year when supplies are sufficient, a prominent Harvard University economist predicts. PEEK AT 'SEX' FINALE'S 3 ALTERNATE ENDINGS: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33122.htm By DON KAPLAN EXCLUSIVE That feel-good ending on the "Sex and the City" finale last year, where columnist Carrie Bradshaw lives happily ever after with her Mr. Big, almost wasn't. VOTERS ELECT TO IGNORE OSAMA: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33143.htm By DEBORAH ORIN Terror thug Osama bin Laden's deranged bid to meddle in America's presidential race has fallen flat on its face, according to new polls last night. MONSTER'S DEADLY WARNING TO 'RED' STATES: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33124.htm By NILES LATHEM WASHINGTON - Osama bin Laden warned in his October Surprise video that he will be closely monitoring the state-by-state election returns in tomorrow's presidential race � and will spare any state that votes against President Bush from being attacked, according to a new analysis of his statement. GRID OMEN SAYS DEMS WIN: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33137.htm Who would think the outcome of a football game could mean so much to the race for the White House? $600M AD BANKROLL TRIPLES 2000 TOTAL: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33126.htm The most expensive presidential advertising campaign in history closes tomorrow after eight months with President Bush, Sen. John Kerry, their political parties and allied groups having spent more than $600 million. STAND WITH ME: BUSH: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33139.htm By IAN BISHOP and STEFAN C. FRIEDMAN President Bush yesterday crisscrossed battleground Florida urging voters to "come stand with me" and painting rival John Kerry as a flip-flopper, while the Democratic nominee turned to a mostly positive message. ARNOLD: I'D RUN FOR PREZ-INATOR: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33131.htm LOS ANGELES � Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says he would be interested in running for president if the Constitution were amended to allow foreign-born citizens to seek the nation's highest office. EARLY VOTES GIVE STATES A 'GRAVE' PROBLEM: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33132.htm By STEPHANIE GASKELL There's a new electoral group that could affect the outcome of the presidential race tomorrow � dead voters. ODDSMAKERS FAVOR SCOTT CONVICTION: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33154.htm By HOWARD BREUER REDWOOD CITY, Calif. � Scott Peterson will be convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, Laci � if the bookies are right. BALLPARK FIGURES: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33144.htm By BILL SANDERSON Now that baseball season is over, it's time to go batty. The first of two major baseball-memorabilia auctions is this week � leading up to the December Holy Grail of sports auctions: the sale of the very bat with which Babe Ruth homered on opening day of Yankee Stadium, April 18, 1923. R. KELLY TO JAY-Z: LET SHOW GO ON: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33138.htm By BILL HOFFMANN R. Kelly is ready to bury the hatchet and perform again with Jay-Z � despite the fact that Jay-Z's entourage blasted him with pepper spray. EX-'BUFFY' IS BOX-OFFICE SLAYER: http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33158.htm Movie fans in the mood for some Halloween frights over the weekend continued to hold their "Grudge" at the box office. World News: http://web1.nypost.com/news/news.htm ARAFAT IMPROVING, BUT ILLNESS STILL A MYSTERY: http://www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/33128.htm By URI DAN and NEIL GRAVES Aides to ailing Yasser Arafat yesterday said the Palestinian chief was feeling "much better," as French doctors continued to try to identify precisely what is causing his health crisis. BAGHDAD'S DEPUTY GOV SHOT DEAD: http://www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/33153.htm By NEIL GRAVES Gunmen assassinated the deputy governor of Baghdad and wounded four of his bodyguards early today. HOSTAGES ON AFGHAN VIDEO: http://www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/33134.htm Afghan militants yesterday released a video showing the three frightened foreign U.N. workers who were kidnapped last week and who have been threatened with death unless the United Nations and British troops leave Afghanistan. All Horoscopes: http://web1.nypost.com/cgi-bin/horoscope.pl ARIES Your dominant position will be challenged today and you will have to fight to retain your status and privileges. Anyone who thinks you will just roll over and give up obviously does not know you too well, which is a point in your favor. Give rivals the impression you are an easy target - then counterattack when they let down their guard. 1-900-990-7810* TAURUS It is important that you hold your fire as the new week begins because no matter how ambitious a Taurus you may be, there is only so much you can do over the next two or three days. Conserve your energy for when you will need it. The most important thing now is that you remind partners and loved ones how much you care. 1-900-990-7811* GEMINI You have a way with words and usually it is your own way, but today you would be wise to let friends and family members express their opinions, even if they clash with your own. At some stage in the very near future, you are going to need their assistance, be it emotional or financial, so try not to say anything that might turn them against you. 1-900-990-7812* CANCER The important thing now is that you do not allow yourself to sink into a depression. If you get stuck in one of those woe-is-me moods, it may be quite a while before you can get yourself out of it and that would be a shame because the sun in Scorpio promises all sorts of good things over the next two or three weeks. 1-900-990-7813* LEO If there is something you have left unfinished, something that needs to be done as a matter of urgency, get on to it now. The longer you leave it, the more likely it is you will have to rush it, and that means you will make mistakes. Think of your reputation. People expect you to be on the ball. Don't let them, or yourself, down. 1-900-990-7814* VIRGO You need to spend some time on your own, if only to get your thoughts together, so make it a priority today to find a nice quiet place where you can switch off from the world. Don't let anyone know what you are doing because there is sure to be someone who spoils it. Things are so chaotic at the moment that with luck no one will miss you. 1-900-990-7815* LIBRA Your are entitled to your opinions, but if you want to convince employers and other authority figures that you know what you are talking about, you must back up those opinions with facts. If you have not got the facts at your fingertips, then either get them or don't talk so loudly - unless, of course, you want to embarrass yourself. 1-900-990-7816* SCORPIO A little cooperation will go a long way today and even further tomorrow. The sun in your birth sign may give you the confidence to strike out on your own, but other aspects urge you to join forces with like-minded people and create something together you would not be able to create on your own. Team work can result in some amazing things. Not everyone should be considered a rival. 1-900-990-7817* SAGITTARIUS You should know by now that what others say and what others mean are often two entirely different things, so don't take what you hear at face value. It will pay to be suspicious of everything you hear, at least until Mercury, planet of communication and the mind, moves into your sign on Thursday. Then the tables will be turned, and others will have to believe you. 1-900-990-7818* CAPRICORN Try to understand that not everyone is as thick-skinned as you. The reason certain people are being unhelpful right now is because some of the things you said over the past few days were a little bit hurtful to them. If you want to get things done today, you will have to go out of your way to say something nice. You could start by saying you're sorry. 1-900-990-7819* AQUARIUS Think with your head, not with your heart. That is the message of the stars for you as the new week begins, and if you take that advice to heart - or should that be to head? - you will most likely avoid the kind of mistakes that other people make. On the work front, especially, put practical considerations first: Don't let your emotions get in the way. 1-900-990-7808* PISCES If there is a creative or artistic project you have been working on, you are advised to get it finished over the next few days. If it is not done and dusted by the time Saturn turns retrograde on the 8th, you may not get to finish it at all - and that would be a shame because you have worked so hard and come so close. 1-900-990-7809* Sports News: http://web1.nypost.com/sports/sports.shtml JINTS GORGE ON DOME COOKING: http://www.nypost.com/sports/giants/31473.htm By PAUL SCHWARTZ MINNEAPOLIS � The charter flight carrying the Giants had to circle the airport here for nearly 30 minutes on Saturday before landing because President Bush was in the area and Air Force One was on the runway. The delay was inconsequential. The Giants, as usual, cut the high-and-mighty Vikings down to size yesterday with a landslide victory that had them far ahead in every exit poll. JINTS STAKE THEIR CLAIM AMONG ELITE: http://www.nypost.com/sports/giants/31471.htm MINNEAPOLIS � The Giants offi cially stamped them selves as Super Bowl contenders yesterday. Big Blue Bullies. If you find that hard to fathom, do yourself a favor and check out the state of the NFC. It is the Eagles, and everyone else, and the irrepressible 5-2 Gi ants belong right up there at the top of everyone else. CHAD CAN'T LEAVE 'EM HANGING: http://www.nypost.com/sports/jets/31470.htm LET'S face it. We've been spoiled by Chad Pennington, the easy-to-fall-in-love-with Jets quarterback, who arrived just when this franchise was desperate for a star. FACES CHANGING PLACES?: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31465.htm THE bookends to the 2004 season � Alex Rodriguez in pinstripes and the Red Sox in champagne, after disgracing the Yankees no less � jolted us yet again that not everything ends up how we expect, and should open our minds as the offseason begins to imagine the unimaginable. DOLAN DOESN'T NEED EXCUSES: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31462.htm I'M the guy in the little picture box and I approved this message: Jim Dolan wanted to dump Marv Albert. He did it, so be done with it. Stop with the typical Cablevision see-through, phony propagandizing, even if it might be hereditary. CURTAINS FOR STREAK: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31479.htm By JAY GREENBERG PITTSBURGH � The parade's over, Boston, and the statute of limitations of New England's uncanny karma apparently has expired. What goes round, comes round, and that wheel of good fortune the Patriots had spun for an NFL-record 21 consecutive games with squeaky-clean living screeched to a rusted halt here yesterday. TOUCHDOWN TERRELL: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31478.htm By GEORGE WILLIS PHILADELPHIA � If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Ray Lewis wasn't feelin' it yesterday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field. With steam coming out of both ears, Lewis could only watch as Terrell Owens celebrated a fourth-quarter 11-yard touchdown by mocking the gyrations that have become Lewis' signature dance when the All-Pro linebacker is introduced. PSAL HONCHOS PROBE GRID BRAWL ON STATEN ISLAND: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31467.htm By DAN MARTIN PSAL officials will meet today to determine what action will be taken after a brawl during the final minutes of Port Richmond's 38-14 win at Curtis on Saturday. BC STEWARDS SET A BAD PRECEDENT: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31466.htm By RAY KERRISON GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. � The Breeders' Cup panel of three stewards sent an alarming message to jockeys and future Cups Saturday when it declined to penalize Better Talk Now or his jockey for interfering with two horses in the stretch run of the $2 million Turf. LADIES SAVE THE DAY AS BC 'STARS' FIZZLE: http://www.nypost.com/sports/31469.htm By ED FOUNTAINE GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. � Ghostzapper was electrifying in the Classic, Speightstown brilliant in the Sprint, Singletary spotless in the Mile and Better Talk Now surprisingly solid in the Turf. BOSS PREPARES PEDRO PACKAGE: http://www.nypost.com/sports/yankees/31464.htm By GEORGE KING The first step in the Pedro Martinez Chase between the World Champion Red Sox and Yankees could be taken as early as today. DECISION CLOSE ON MET BOSS: http://www.nypost.com/sports/mets/31474.htm By MARK HALE It's been 29 days since the Mets have had a manager. That should change by the end of this week. DAYNE'S FUTURE GROWS CLOUD-Y: http://www.nypost.com/sports/giants/31475.htm By PAUL SCHWARTZ MINNEAPOLIS � You remember Ron Dayne, right? Good. The memory might be all you have left of him after yesterday's stunning turn of events inside the Metrodome. SHOCKEY STIRRING, WANTS TO BREAK OUT: http://www.nypost.com/sports/giants/31476.htm By STEVE SERBY MINNEAPOLIS � Jeremy Shockey is the furthest thing from Clark Kent, but he can't wait to get back into that phone booth and change into his Superman cape. GIANTS CAUSE PURPLE DAZE: http://www.nypost.com/sports/giants/31477.htm By PAUL SCHWARTZ MINNEAPOLIS � Even in defeat, even after getting humbled, Daunte Culpepper had enough confidence in himself to proclaim this would not happen again. RECOVERY TIME FOR GANG GREEN: http://www.nypost.com/sports/jets/31468.htm By MARK CANNIZZARO The Jets are well aware of what everyone in the house will be thinking tonight when they trot onto the Giants Stadium field to play the Dolphins. JAMAL JUICED FOR CHALLENGE: http://www.nypost.com/sports/knicks/31472.htm By DAVE CURTIS New Knick Jamal Crawford says the annual preseason pressure feels different this fall. THIS STOREY HAS A HAPPY ENDING: http://www.nypost.com/sports/nets/31463.htm By FRED KERBER Only two players remained in the Nets' locker room. One, Alonzo Mourning, sat surrounded by reporters, talking about beating incredible odds. The other, Awvee Storey, was alone in front of his corner stall. He stepped back and looked at a metallic strip bearing his name. Gossip: http://web1.nypost.com/gossip/gossip.htm : http://web1.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix.htm BASHING BONNIE, BAGS AND ALL By Richard Johnson : http://web1.nypost.com/gossip/cindy.htm A LOUSY SITUATION FOR POOR DANNY By Cindy Adams TODAY, you should decide. Tomorrow, you should vote. : http://web1.nypost.com/gossip/liz.htm FABULOUS TOM FORD TELLS ALL By Liz Smith 'WHAT'S WRONG with sluts? If sluttiness is what you like, what's wrong with that? Why do we think being a slut's bad? Sluttiness is just a lot of freedom?" Weather: http://weather.nypost.com NEW YORK , NY Get the extended forcast here from the New York Post.: http://weather.nypost.com Traffic: http://traffic.nypost.com/ metrocommute HeadlineBrooklyn Coney Island-bound trains run express from Jay St to Church AvConey Island-bound trains run express from Jay St to Church AvWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1. Brooklyn No G trains between trains between 71-Continental Avs and Court SqNo trains between 71-Continental Avenue and Court SquareWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 31 - Nov 1 Queens L trains run btwn 8 Av & Broadway Junction and btwn Broadway Junction & Rockaway Pkwy trains run in two sections:1. Between 8 Avenue and Broadway Junction2. Between Broadway Junction and Rockaway ParkwayWeekend, 6 AM Sat to 6 PM Sun, Oct 25 - 31 Brooklyn Manhattan-bound D trains run on the N from Stillwell Av to 36 St Manhattan-bound trains run on the from Stillwell Av to 36 St Weekend, 6 AM Sat to 10 PM Sun until Oct 31 Manhattan Downtown N & R trains skip 49 StDowntown & trains skip 49 StWeekend, 12:01 AM to 5 AM Sat to Mon, Oct 29 - Nov 1 Queens Manhattan-bound 7 trains skip 111, 103, 90, 82, 74, and 69 StsManhattan-bound trains skip 111, 103, 90, 82, 74, and 69 StsWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1 Manhattan Downtown 4 & 6 trains run express from 125 St to Grand CentralDowntown trains & trains run express from 125 St to Grand CentralWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1 Queens Shuttle buses replace A trains between Beach 98 St and Rockaway BlvdShuttle buses replace trains between Beach 98 St and Rockaway BlvdWeekend, 12:01 AM to 8 PM Sat, Oct 30 - Nov 13 Queens Shuttle buses replace A trains between Beach 98 St and Rockaway BlvdShuttle buses replace trains between Beach 98 St and Rockaway BlvdWeekend, 12:01 AM to 8 PM Sat, Oct 30 - Nov 13 Brooklyn No G trains between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Smith-9 Sts No trains between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and Smith-9 Sts Weekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1 Manhattan Uptown 6 trains skip 77 and 116 StsUptown trains skip 77 and 116 StsWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 23 - 25 Bronx Bronx-bound 4 trains run express from 149 St to WoodlawnBronx-bound trains run express from 149 St to WoodlawnWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 9 - 11 Bronx Manhattan-bound 1 trains skip 238, 231, and 225 StsManhattan-bound trains skip 238, 231, and 225 StsWeekend, 6 AM to 5 PM Sun, Oct 31 Queens Shuttle E trains run between Jamaica Center and Union TpkeShuttle trains run between Jamaica Center and Union TpkeWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to midnight Sun, Oct 30 � 31 Bronx Bronx-bound 1 trains skip 215, 225, 231, and 238 StsBronx-bound trains skip 215, 225, 231, and 238 StsWeekend, 6 AM to 5 PM Sat, Oct 30. Queens Brooklyn-bound N & R trains rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn-bound trains rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge from Canal St to DeKalb AvWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1 Queens Brooklyn-bound N & R trains rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn-bound & trains rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge from Canal St to DeKalb AvWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1 Bronx Manhattan-bound D trains run express from Tremont Av to 145 StManhattan-bound trains run express from Tremont Av to 145 StWeekend, 12:01 AM Sat to 5 AM Mon, Oct 30 - Nov 1. metrocommute DelaySuffolk County Under 20 mph on LIE-EB: 52 to 53Under 20 mph on Long Island Expressway/I-495 eastbound Exit 52 to Exit 53S/N Nassau County Under 20 mph on NSP-WB: 42 to 41Under 20 mph on Northern State Parkway westbound Exit 42 N/S to Exit 41 Suffolk County Under 20 mph on LIE-WB: 50 to 49NUnder 20 mph on Long Island Expressway/I-495 westbound Exit 50 to Exit 49N metrocommute Special EventManhattan Manhattan Festivals and FairsFestivals & Fairs in Manhattan7th Avenue between West 57th Street and West 47th Street: This street will be closed Sunday from 11am to 6pm for the Holy Innocents Church Street FestivalBleecker Street and Carmine Street between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue: This street will be closed Saturday from 11am to 6pm for our Lady of Pompei Church FestivalPark Avenue South between East17 th Street and East 23rd Street: This street will be closed Saturday from 11am to 6pm for the Manhattan Republican Club Festival52nd Street between 7th Avenue and Madison Avenue: This street will be closed Saturday from 11am to 6pm for the Encore Community Services Festival Manhattan All Access Tour @ Madison Square GardenMadison Square Garden�s� All Access Tour allows fans to get an insider�s view of the inner-workings of The World�s Most Famous Arena�, providing them with little-known information and rarely seen viewpoints on the legendary showplace. Visitors taking part in the �All Access� one hour tour become a part of one of the busiest and most exciting sports and entertainment facilities in the world and are treated to a host of unique experiences. Visit the Knicks, Rangers and Liberty locker rooms; tour backstage of the Theater at Madison Square Garden; go inside the Star dressing rooms; learn how a basketball court becomes a sheet of ice; witness all the seldom seen build-up to a live event � players practicing, performers in production, casts in rehearsal or crews staging events! You�ll never know what you�ll see on the All Access Tour. Expect some extra traffic on 7th Ave., 8th Ave., and in the west 30s Manhattan Village Halloween Parade at 6pmThe following Street will be closed in the village for the Village Halloween ParadeFormation & Start: 6th Avenue and Spring StreetRoute: North on 6th Avenue from Spring Street to West 22nd StreetEnd: 6th Avenue and West 22nd Street. Business News: http://web1.nypost.com/business/business.htm : http://www.nypost.com/business/33092.htm CASTING ITS 'NET By ERICA COPULSKY DoubleClick, the one-time darling of dot-com advertising, is on the block, The Post has learned. DoubleClick, which has seen its fortunes steadily decline since the Internet bubble burst in early 2000, is exploring strategic options including a possible sale, according to sources familiar with the situation. INVESTORS SWEATING OUT ELECTION WEEK: http://www.nypost.com/business/33091.htm Does Wall Street like Bush or Kerry? At this point, investors would be happy with having a clear winner by the opening bell on Wednesday, no matter who it might be. CELEB MAGS KEEP FEUDING: http://www.nypost.com/business/33093.htm In this wake of being named the Magazine of the Year, US Magazine sticks to answering the same questions it chases every week: Who made an ass of herself? (Ashlee Simpson); Who might be pregnant? (Britney Spears); Who's the hot new couple? (Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lo . . . , er, Garner); and who's best dressed? (Kate Winslet). As always, US is the fastest read on the newsstand, filled mainly with fabulous glossy photos of every star or star wannabe in Hollywood and beyond, with caption-sized text to tell you what's happening. TRY, TRY AGAIN: PRADA PLANS 2005 OFFERING: http://www.nypost.com/business/33102.htm Prada Holding NV, an Italian fashion company whose brands include Helmut Lang and Jil Sander, said its planned initial public offering will take place before July. AD STAFFERS EXIT DAILY NEWS: http://www.nypost.com/business/33111.htm By KEITH J. KELLY Mort Zuckerman is swinging the ax in a new cost-cutting move at the embattled Daily News. SILENCE STILL GOLDEN: http://www.nypost.com/business/33094.htm By CHRISTOPHER BYRON MARTIN Sheen has clearly been okay as "The West Wing"'s President Josiah Bartlet. But if you want my opinion, the one they should have gone for is William Donaldson � the only man alive about whom it may earnestly be said: He was born 35 years of age, and "Distinguished" is his middle name. Real Estate: http://web1.nypost.com/realestate/index.htm THIS IS BROOKLYN? WELCOME TO THE GOOD OLDE DAYS OF 1905: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32977.htm By ROBERT RORKE YOU could have gotten it for $11,000. Okay, that was in 1905, when the Queen Anne on Albemarle Road and Argyle was designed by H.B. Moore, a protege of Sanford White. SHEEPSHEAD BAY GOES FROM FISHING TOWN TO UPSCALE MELTING POT: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32979.htm By MAX GROSS JUST how hot is Brooklyn real estate? Just how much do people want to live in the original home of the Dodgers and Nathan's frankfurters? WILDE THING: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32978.htm BY BRADEN KEIL Surgical sweetheart Jocelyn Wildenstein (also known as the Bride of Wildenstein), is about to re-list her furnished condo at Trump World Tower for $7.2 million. AUCTION: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32982.htm BY ALISON ROGERS AND ADAM BONISLAWSKI The two blondes absolutely would not stop. Were they fighting over a man? A job? No, they were locked in a frenzied bidding war over a one-bedroom on West 89th Street. One bid $540,000, the next bid $545,000. When the auction dust settled, the girl in the plaid jacket had spent $595,000 - and had gotten herself a new apartment. IN-CIDER EDITION: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32984.htm By TINA TRASTER Thirtysomethings looking to beat high house prices and ooh-that-hurts taxes are heading to Orange County, even though it's adding drive time. Small-town life in rural Warwick, N.Y., they say, is an antidote to keeping up with the Joneses in the northwestern suburbs. DON'T CUT YET: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32985.htm By TINA TRASTER Thirtysomethings looking to beat high house prices and ooh-that-hurts taxes are heading to Orange County, even though it's adding drive time. Small-town life in rural Warwick, N.Y., they say, is an antidote to keeping up with the Joneses in the northwestern suburbs. DON'T PANIC: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32983.htm By JANE REILLY MOUNTBy JANE REILLY MOUNTBy JANE REILLY MOUNT Q:We are rent-stabilized tenants who are also owners of an out-of-state vacation home, where we spend weekends and standard amounts of vacation time. However, as we approach retirement age we want to spend greater periods of time at our vacation home. What exactly are the residency requirements in our rent-stabilized apartment in order for us to remain tenants in good standing? MY NEW HOME: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32981.htm BY LISA KEYS FAMILY OF FOUR SEEKS SPACIOUS UPTOWN DIGS WHAT THEY BOUGHT: Converted 3-BR, on 160th Street, $425,000 SEARCH TIME: 11 MONTHS Alice King, an actor, and her husband, Keith Weber, a "recovering actor" (read: general contractor) are creative people. HOUSES OF THE WEEK: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32975.htm Ridgefield, Conn.$1.25 millionAmong all the numbers in this home's description, one jumped out at us: "hundreds of daffodils." Is that number more relevant than the four bedrooms, two-plus baths, two acres and million-plus price tag? Maybe, if you're a gardener. Agent: Lee Casey and Marilyn Keating, Lee Casey Homes; (203) 733-0656. DREAM HOMES: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32976.htm Greenwich Village$2.495 millionWhen we hear that the closet is the best room in the apartment, that can be a very good or a very bad sign. In this case, the master-bedroom closet � big enough to be a bedroom itself � is just one more indication that what you've got here is a sweet Village loft. With ceilings as high as 15 feet, this multilevel/landing home feels like a big (3,100-square-foot) house. With two bedrooms and a den that can be converted to a third, plus garden space out back, this co-op with a sleek design and exposed brick is swell for the whole family or just extravagant downtown living (with enough closet room for all of your going-out duds). Agent: Jeff Silverstein, Dwelling Quest, (212) 784-2131. JUST SOLD: http://www.nypost.com/realestate/32980.htm Manhattan EAST VILLAGE $450,000 63 E. Ninth St. Renovated one-bedroom, one-bath co-op, 550 square feet, with limestone and mahogany floors, recessed halogen lighting, crown moldings and imported tile bath; Randall House building is pet-friendly and features 24-hour doorman, new elevator and laundry room. Maintenance $651, 50 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $450,000, on market 51/2 months. (Brokers: Karen Skurka and Dennis Riccio, Douglas Elliman and Corey Wexler, Citi Habitats) Entertainment: http://web1.nypost.com/entertainment/entertainment.htm ON WITH THE SHOE!: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33163.htm By ORLA HEALY IT'S a shame Carrie Bradshaw isn't around to see this: Shoe shopping in the city just got a whole lot sexier, thanks to a flood of designer footwear at deeply discounted prices. 'SIN' IS ANYTHING BUT SENSATIONAL: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33156.htm By FRANK SCHECK THE subtitle of "Sin" is "A Cardinal De posed," and it's an all-too-accurate re flection of the dryly legal tone of this drama about the Boston archdiocese sex abuse scandal. STILL MOVIN': http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33157.htm By CLIVE BARNES JACK-KNIFE sharp and ice hot, the great Twyla Tharp/Billy Joel musi cal "Movin' Out" has careened into its third year on Broadway � still in terrific shape and looking as vi brant as it did the first night. ELECT NIGHT GAS BAG: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33095.htm ELECTION night is something like the Super Bowl of TV news. So why not get the Goodyear blimp as the must-have accessory for election-night coverage? BUSH, KERRY POP UP ON 'SABADO' NIGHT LIVE: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33103.htm IN a campaign first, Presi dent Bush and Demo cratic challenger Sen. John Kerry appeared on the popular Spanish-language television show "Sabado Gigante" to woo Latino voters. MALZBERG MOVES TO WWRL: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33099.htm STEVE Malzberg, the late-night conserva tive radio host dropped by WABC last week, has landed at a new station, WWRL-AM. LET'S BE FRANKEN: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33104.htm By ADAM BUCKMAN I never figured Al Franken to be a Dead head. But there it is � Grateful Dead music at the beginning and end of every break on the televised version of his radio show � the one that's been airing weeknights at 11:30 on Sundance Channel since Sept. 7. THE STARR REPORT: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/33109.htm By MICHAEL STARR Andy Richter, who returns Wednesday as harried dad Bob Chase in "Quintuplets" (8:30 p.m./Ch. 5), says he's happy for former "Late Night" boss Conan O'Brien, who'll take over the "Tonight Show" in five years. Movie Reviews: http://web1.nypost.com/movies/movies.htm OSCAR ON MY MIND: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31280.htm By LOU LUMENICK RAY JAMIE Foxx should start clearing some space on his mantle - his extraordinary, transcendent performance as music legend Ray Charles in the exuberant "Ray" is the one to beat for Best Actor come Oscar night. SCATTERSHOT ODE TO WESTERNS: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31285.htm By V.A. MUSETTO 800 BULLETS JUDGING by his over-the-top comedy "800 Bullets," Spanish director Alex de la Iglesia doesn't know the meaning of restraint. 'BIRTH' IS A HARD LABOR: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31248.htm By MEGAN LEHMANN BIRTH NICOLE Kidman gives an other stunning perform ance in "Birth," but it is a riddle wrapped in a mys tery inside an enigma that ultimately reveals . . . not much. 'LOVE' WILL MAKE YOU THINK: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31251.htm By LOU LUMENICK ENDURING LOVEHOW a relationship unravels in the wake of tragedy is the theme of "Enduring Love," an unnerving and cerebral British thriller loosely based on a novel by Ian McEwan. FARMINGVILLE: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31259.htm By LOU LUMENICK 'FARMINGVILLE" is a thoughtful, old-school documentary about immigrant workers in that Long Island community receiving a theatrical run after premiering at this year's Sundance Film Festival and running on PBS in June. IN THE FACE OF EVIL: REAGAN'S WAR IN WORDAND DEED: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31250.htm By LOU LUMENICK A season of political documen taries limps to a close with this dubious conservative attempt to lionize Ronald Reagan and link his battle against Communism to the Bush administration's adventures in Iraq. COLD-HEARTED: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31252.htm By MEGAN LEHMANN IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVETHOMAS Vinterberg's "It's All About Love" is a weird hybrid of cloning thriller and futuristic love story, with hints of "The Godfather" and "Ice Castles" � and it wears its disjointed nature like a badge of honor. 'MAGNIFICO' WORTH A GOOD CRY: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31254.htm By V.A. MUSETTO MAGNIFICO BET you can't watch "Magnifico" without sobbing like a baby during its tragic finale. YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU GO TO SEE 'SAW': http://www.nypost.com/movies/31247.htm By V.A. MUSETTO SAW'SAW' is a bloody mess. Promoted as "the year's scariest movie," it's anything but. A SILENT LOVE: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31286.htm By V.A. MUSETTO A film professor in Montreal marries a Mexican woman young enough to be his daughter, then falls for her more-age-appropriate mom in "A Silent Love." VOICES OF IRAQ: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31287.htm By LOU LUMENICK 'VOICES of Iraq" is a surpris ingly upbeat look at that Middle East hotspot, edited from some 450 hours of footage shot by residents themselves. 'NURSE' HAS CURE: http://www.nypost.com/movies/31284.htm By LOU LUMENICK YES NURSE! NO NURSE! ERFULLY goofy if over long, "Yes Nurse! No Nurse!" is a campy, brightly colored musical comedy based on a popular '60s Dutch sitcom that's unlike any other film out there. Lifestyle: http://web1.nypost.com/living/living.htm EXERCISE DEMONS: http://www.nypost.com/living/31433.htm By FARRAH WEINSTEIN Ok. I get it. It's not how tough the workout is. It's how you feel the morning after. With the summer long gone, it's really time to hit the gym again. No more replacing treadmill tracks with long walks on the beach. DR. MICHAEL FOX: http://www.nypost.com/living/31385.htm DEAR DR. FOX: Our dog was attacked by a pit bull and, although we HELLO, KITTY HOMES: http://www.nypost.com/living/31386.htm By JULIA SZABO Sanrio's hugely popular Hello Kitty character has been around since 1974, appearing on every conceivable kind of plaything for kids and adults, from razor scooters, bicycles and CD players to waffle makers, vacuum cleaners, snowboards, and even a 13-inch TV. Lottery Results: http://web1.nypost.com/lottery/lottery.htm NEW YORK Midday Numbers Sun.: 916 Midday Win-4 Sun.: 4792 Evening Numbers Sun.: 322 Evening Win-4 Sun.: 4442 Pick-10 Sun.: 8, 13, 15, 17, 21, 23, 24, 32, 36, 40, 51, 54, 58, 59, 64, 67, 68, 69, 77, 78 Take-5 Sun.: 26, 28, 31, 37, 39 Lotto Sat.: 6, 7, 14, 32, 42, 43 Bonus: 44 OAS_AD('Middle'); //--> NEW JERSEY Pick-3 Sun.: 005; Pick-4 Sun.: 5422 Cash-5 Sun.: 5, 6, 22, 24, 34 CONNECTICUT Play-3 Sun.: 101; Play-4 Sun.: 3032 Cash-5 Sun.: 7, 29, 32, 34, 35 Opinion: http://web1.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/opedcolumnists.htm THE WIDER WAR: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33090.htm By JOHN PODHORETZ THE polls show that the American people think President Bush will do a better job in the War on Terror than John Kerry. Kerry counters that if Bush had done such a good job, Osama bin Laden would be dead. MISSING BIN LADEN: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33098.htm By DICK MORRIS WHEN John Kerry tries to spin the bin Laden tape to his own advantage, he is fond of saying that the ghoul's message just serves to indicate that he is still around because Bush failed to get him "when he was surrounded" in Tora Bora. OUR BEST BET TO PROTECT AMERICA: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33108.htm By RUDOLPH GIULIANI PRESIDENT Bush de serves to be re- elected, for many reasons. The economic downturn that he inherited has been reversed and his tax cuts have allowed the private sector to create jobs and put money to work. His focus on education led to the bipartisan passage of the No Child Left Behind standards that have improved schools nationwide. PROMISE KEEPER: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33106.htm By BERNARD KERIK TOMORROW, America will decide who will lead our nation for the next four years. For the future of my family, my country and the principles I have based my life upon, I'm walking into the voting booth and pulling the lever for President Bush. WHY POLICE OFFICERS BACK W: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33107.htm By FRANK FERREYRA IN the face of one of the most bitter presidential races this country has ever seen, a first-ever event occurred in the nearly 90-year history of the National Fraternal Order of Police, the largest law-enforcement labor union in the United States, when the entire organization unanimously supported the endorsement of President George W. Bush. That endorsement represents over 318,000 members and their families. (I was privileged to have our National Trustee Charles Caputo represent the New York State FOP at this meeting and cast our vote. ) AMERICA NEEDS UNITY: http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/33113.htm By RALPH PETERS I SUPPORT George W. Bush in this election. I dislike his domestic policies, but I believe he's the right man to con tinue the War on Terror. No combination of other issues matters as much as America's security. Celebrity Photos: http://web1.nypost.com/gossip/celebp/index.htm : http://www.nypost.com/gossip/celebp/10262004/photo01.htm October 26th:The Tribeca Theater Festival & Mario Cantone's 'Laugh' Whore'..: http://www.nypost.com/gossip/celebp/10262004/photo01.htm Movie News: http://web1.nypost.com/entertainment/movies/news/news.htm Capote Lisa Collins -- Hollywood.com Staff On assignment to write an article for the New Yorker, Truman Capote traveled to a small Kansas town, where he began to investigate and report on the gruesome murder of a local family. Style: http://web1.nypost.com/style/style.htm To modify your account settings go to: http://www.nypost.com/useradmin/useradmin.htm To unsubscribe, go to: http://www.nypost.com/newsletter/unsubscribe.htm
