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New York Post, Friday, March 10, 2017 nypost.com 46 Solution to Very Easy #3,926 Solution to Difficult #3,716 9 4 1 7 3 8 5 2 6 8 2 7 9 5 6 4 3 1 5 3 6 4 2 1 7 8 9 3 7 4 2 6 5 1 9 8 1 6 8 3 4 9 2 7 5 2 9 5 8 1 7 6 4 3 6 8 2 1 7 3 9 5 4 7 5 9 6 8 4 3 1 2 4 1 3 5 9 2 8 6 7 3 8 7 4 5 1 9 2 6 5 2 6 9 7 3 8 1 4 1 9 4 8 2 6 7 5 3 6 4 5 1 9 7 3 8 2 9 7 2 3 4 8 5 6 1 8 1 3 5 6 2 4 7 9 2 5 8 6 3 9 1 4 7 4 6 9 7 1 5 2 3 8 7 3 1 2 8 4 6 9 5 Puzzles on Page 30 Hot Ticket By HANNAH SPARKS C ERTAINLY a taco could never fill the hole left in the collec- tive hearts of NYC eaters missing Carnegie Deli’s infamously gigantic sand- wiches. But we ap- preciate the Mex- ican homage — a pastrami taco — by La Esquina’s new Mid- town outpost, which is catty- cornered to the landmark deli that closed at the end of 2016. “Since they shut their doors, we wanted to bring a bit of that nostal- gia to the neighborhood,” says La Esquina’s chef Fabián Gallardo. “Some- thing fun!” The pastrami taco fea- tures a couple of thick slices of Katz’s pastrami (served cold), a schmear of chipotle mustard, Swiss cheese, sauer- kraut, and a sprinkling of pickled Fresno chilies, all folded into a corn tortilla. And at $4.50, it’s a fraction of the price and size of the classic Carnegie Deli pastrami Reu- ben, just shy of $30 at its closing. This off-the-menu taco tribute is available only at La Esquina’s Mid- town location, and only for a limited time. La Esquina Taqueria, 200 W. 55th St.; 646-707- 3950 Taco meats pastrami By MICHAEL KAPLAN I T’S hard not to notice them — all those seem- ingly homeless men and women trudging down the city streets, lugging plastic bags full of bottles and cans. Most of us look the other way. Manfred Kirchheimer didn’t. Instead, the 86-year- old director focused his camera on them, resulting in a provocative, some- times beautiful film called “Canners,” opening Friday at the Metrograph theater. Curious about the people he saw hunting for cans on his Upper West Side block, Kirchheimer began by sticking out his hand and saying hello. “When you have a hand- shake, it is hard not to re- spond, and they did,” he tells The Post. “My age helped, and they immedi- ately trusted me.” Over the course of a year, he got to know his subjects. “Part of my goal was to humanize them,” says Kirchheimer, whose docu- mentaries were the subject of a recent MoMA retro- spective. “These are hard- working people who often get up at 4 in the morning, come to Manhattan to gather cans and must hit the re- demption center by 6 that eve- ning. And they have lives outside of this.” One of his sub- jects has a job driving the sick to hospitals; another is a musician who’s performed on cruise ships, gives free piano lessons to neighbor- hood kids, and spends his can money on lottery tick- ets. The people he speaks to also discuss their dreams. One talks about moving to Florida and cruising around on a Vespa, while another considers return- ing to college for a degree. Kirchheimer doubts either will happen. Nevertheless, he notes a certain amount of entre- preneurship among his subjects, whom he sus- pects prefer to be their own boss. “Some of them are proud of what they do,” he says. “They are not as sad as you might think. Some of the people in my film live in apartments.” And one of the women he spoke to has a car she uses to take her bottles to the recycling center in Queens. Kirchheimer says can collectors can make as much as $250 a day. Even so, he paid his 18 subjects $20 for participating in his film. “Some said, ‘Thank you,’ ” he says. “David, the poorest of them, took the money and shouted, ‘I’m rich! I’m rich!’ “Sometimes I felt bad for David, but he is so upbeat that I figure everything will be all right for him.” [email protected] YES, THEY CAN Film highlights city dwellers who earn money collecting recyclables Manfred Kirchheimer Maria takes a break while displaying a massive collection of bottles and cans in the documentary “Canners.” La Esquina’s pastrami taco pays tribute to the famed Carnegie Deli. sun mar 12 sat mar 11 FRI mar 10 3/15 BOBBY CALDWELL | 3/16 ALAN DOYLE | 3/17 LARRY KIRWAN tue mar 14 SUNDAYS 1:30PM GOSPEL BRUNCH HARLEM GOSPEL CHOIR SATURDAYS 12PM BEATLES BRUNCH STRAWBERRY FIELDS PRIVATE EVENTS & GROUPS OF 10+ CONTACT: [email protected] 237WEST42STREET•(212)997-4144•WWW.BBKINGBLUES.COM•TICKETMASTER.COM(800)745-3000 BBKINGBLUES.COM /BBKINGBLUESNYC /BBKINGBLUESCLUBNYC

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Hot Ticket

By HANNAH SPARKS

C ERTAINLY a taco could never fill the hole left in the collec­

tive hearts of NYC eaters missing Carnegie Deli’s infamously gigantic sand­wiches. But we ap­preciate the Mex­ican homage — a pastrami taco — by La Esquina’s new Mid­town outpost, which is catty­cornered to the landmarkdeli that closed at the end of 2016.

“Since they shut their doors, we wanted to bring a bit of that nostal­gia to the neighborhood,”says La Esquina’s chef Fabián Gallardo. “Some­thing fun!”

The pastrami taco fea­tures a couple of thick slices of Katz’s pastrami (served cold), a schmear of chipotle mustard, Swiss cheese, sauer­kraut, and a sprinkling of pickled Fresno chilies,

all folded into a corntortilla.

And at $4.50,it’s a fractionof the priceand size ofthe classicCarnegie Deli

pastrami Reu­ben, just shyof $30 at itsclosing.

Thisoff­the­menu

taco tribute is available only at La Esquina’s Mid­town location, and only for a limited time.

La Esquina Taqueria, 200 W. 55th St.; 646­707­3950

Taco meats pastrami

By MICHAEL KAPLAN

I T’S hard not to notice them — all those seem­ingly homeless men andwomen trudging down

the city streets, lugging plastic bags full of bottles and cans. Most of us look the other way.

Manfred Kirchheimer didn’t. Instead, the 86­year­old director focused his camera on them, resulting in a provocative, some­times beautiful film called “Canners,” opening Friday at the Metrograph theater.

Curious about the peoplehe saw hunting for cans on his Upper West Side block, Kirchheimer began by sticking out his hand and saying hello.

“When you have a hand­shake, it is hard not to re­spond, and they did,” he tells The Post. “My age helped, and they immedi­ately trusted me.”

Over the course of a year, he got to know his subjects.

“Part of my goal was to humanize them,” says Kirchheimer, whose docu­

mentaries were the subject of a recent MoMA retro­spective. “These are hard­working people who often get up at 4 in the morning, come to Manhattan to gather cans and must hit the re­demption center by 6 that eve­ning. And they have lives outside of this.”

One of his sub­jects has a job driving the sick to hospitals; another is a musician who’s performed on cruise ships, gives free piano lessons to neighbor­hood kids, and spends his can money on lottery tick­ets.

The people he speaks toalso discuss their dreams. One talks about moving to Florida and cruising around on a Vespa, while another considers return­ing to college for a degree. Kirchheimer doubts either will happen.

Nevertheless, he notes acertain amount of entre­

preneurship among his subjects, whom he sus­pects prefer to be their

own boss.“Some of them areproud of what

they do,” hesays. “They arenot as sad asyou mightthink. Some of

the people inmy film live in

apartments.”And one of thewomen hespoke to has a

car she uses to take her bottles to the recycling center in Queens.

Kirchheimer says can collectors can make as much as $250 a day. Even so, he paid his 18 subjects $20 for participating in his film. “Some said, ‘Thank you,’ ” he says. “David, the poorest of them, took the money and shouted, ‘I’m rich! I’m rich!’

“Sometimes I felt bad forDavid, but he is so upbeat that I figure everything will be all right for him.”

[email protected]

YES, THEY CANFilm highlights city dwellers who earn money collecting recyclables

Manfred Kirchheimer

Maria takes a break while displaying a massive collection of bottles and cans in the documentary“Canners.”

La Esquina’s pastrami taco pays tribute to the famed Carnegie Deli.

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