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"   3:00 p.m. Finally, a public-radio show that&amp;#039;s specifically designed not for the kind of people who carry around canvas NPR tote bags. The hour you&amp;#039;ll spend listening to host Jesse Thorn interview guests (like Terry Gilliam and Elmore Leonard) with youthful humor and enthusiasm won&amp;#039;t feel like a civic duty. The Sound of Young America, XM Public Radio, channel 133.  10:30 p.m. Greg Oden is in Portland. Kevin Durant is in Seattle. O.J. Mayo, high school phenom, will be at USC, and Kevin Love (who might be better) at UCLA. This is the Phoenix Suns&amp;#039; last real chance for a while to be awesome. The Lakers are always a train wreck. Pretty much every interesting basketball game this year -- except when the Celtics play at home -- will start late on the East Coast and finish after midnight.  1:00 a.m. In most big cities, there are a few eateries where chefs go late at night, after their places close. In Manhattan, Mario Batali and Bobby Flay used to meet up at Blue Ribbon. Here are the best new late-night alternatives to greasy pizza:  New York: Fatty Crab, 643 Hudson Street Chicago: Avec, 615 West Randolph Los Angeles: The 3rd Stop, 8636 West 3rd Street  This story is part of our second annual register of emerging ideas, trends, discoveries, products, people, and obscene gestures you should know about before everyone else does. &amp;amp;lt;&amp;amp;lt; Read Previous * [Back to Esquire 100] * Read Next &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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