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The cast of Billions

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Revenge Is In The Air Retribution drives upcoming season of Billions

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n a day and age of consumerism and major wealth disparity, Billions serves as the kind of series that holds a mirror up to the excesses of Wall Street and the one percent. Centered on the legal battles waged between rogue hedge fund managers and federal prosecutors, the Showtime drama stars Damian Lewis (Homeland), Paul Giamatti (John Adams; Sideways; Straight Outta Compton) and Maggie Siff (Mad Men; Sons of Anarchy). The three respectively play Charles “Chuck” Rhoades, Jr. (a U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York), Robert “Bobby” Axelrod, the billionaire manager of the Axe Capital hedge fund and Dr. Wendy Rhoades, wife of Chuck and in-house performance coach at Axe Capital.

When the series completed its third season, newly appointed U.S. Attorney General Waylon “Jock” Jeffcoat (veteran character actor Clancy Brown) ousted Rhoades while former Axelrod protégé Taylor Amber Mason (Asia Kate Dillon) left Axe Capital and poached some traders in the process. The end result was an intriguing alliance between the two male leads, whose characters had previously been bitter rivals. It all makes for an intriguing season four, in a plot that is a high-stakes chess game fueled by the combination of sharp writing and impeccable acting. The series is shot on locations throughout New York City and Long Island. For longtime friends Brian Koppelman and David Levien, who co-created the show with New York Times financial columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin (the three serve as executive producers along with Neil

Burger), the idea of going into this latest chapter of Billions allows for plenty of intriguing plot twists. “[This season], people can expect these characters to have their best judgement be a little bit overtaken by their need for vengeance. Each of these people finds themself in a position where they feel they were not properly valued, appreciated and responded to. They’re willing to go very far in order to exact revenge,” Koppelman said. “What’s fascinating to us is when you look at people that were otherwise able to comport themselves in such a rational, intelligent way, the question is asked what happens when the kind of heightened emotions occur when you have a feeling like you’ve been screwed over or hurt? So even the smartest person can fall prey to the desire to get retribution. We’re fascinated when it happens to people who have titanic-like capacity.

That’s where we find ourselves at the beginning of the season. All of them in an offensive, yet defensive posture. They’re trying to defend from the attacks by someone else, and they’re trying to make attacks of their own.” With the Rhoades and Axelrod characters originally based on former federal district attorney Preet Bharara and hedge fund manager Steve Cohen of S.A.C. Capital Advisors, Billions blurs the lines quite a bit between real life and fiction. It’s a line Levien admits their show tries to get as close to as possible without actually crossing it. “We have a lot of characters that are important to the narrative. They each have a little world, and there is a lot of real estate to cover in the course of the hour. Sometimes those stories intersect and sometimes they don’t quite [intersect],” he said. “We have

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REVENGE from page 3A to just weave it together so that you’re with each story long enough to be engaged, but not away from another one for too long to the point where you forget about it. One of the challenges we face is that we sort of track the business world, the political world and the judicial world, but we can’t be in a situation where we’re trying to ape current events, because our show will invariably come out a year after those things happen. And those events would seem very stale. So we’re trying to sort of feel what’s going on in the zeitgeist and write what we think would motivate these characters.” Not surprisingly, it’s the kind of writing that the cast feasts on. Following his stint on Homeland, Lewis intended to shift over to making movies, until Showtime Chairman David Nevins, who knew Koppelman and Levien wanted the British actor for the lead, convinced the London native to read the script for this new show. Shortly after, he signed on to play Axelrod. Equally smitten was David Costabile (The Wire; Breaking Bad), who plays Mike “Wags” Wagner, COO of Axe Capital and Axelrod’s ferocious right-hand man. Having already worked with Levien and former Tufts

From left: David Levien and Brian Koppelman shooting season four of Billions. The duo created the series with financial columnist Aaron Ross Sorkin. They are also executive producers on the show with him along with Neil Burger. (Photo by Jeff Neuman/ SHOWTIME); Below: David Costabile plays Mike “Wags” Wagner. (Photo by Marc Horn/SHOWTIME) University classmate Koppelman on the 2009 film Solitary Man, he wasn’t surprised to see how solid the writing

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on Billions wound up being. “I have been lucky to work with a lot of [great writers]. These guys, Vince Gilligan, David Simon and the guys who created Damages, the Kesslers and Daniel Zelman. Top-notch, spectacular writers who care about what it is that they’re making,” Costabile said. “The way [Billions is] shot, the way everybody comports themselves and the attention to detail on each show. We know that if we don’t pay attention to it, we know that we’re going to lose the thread. And that’s true for the entire crew—they all do that. The detail and the way the show is shot demands that kind of attention and time. We’re given a great deal of time, which is great and which I also think makes it seem like more of a film. One pushes the other to greater heights I think.” For Roslyn’s Koppelman and Great Neck’s Levien, where they grew up wound up informing many of the characters in the show, allowing for a high degree of authenticity. Koppelman’s belief in the show’s originality was never more vindicated than from what fans were saying on social media during recent Senate hearings. “I can’t tell you how many tweets I saw from the Michael Cohen hearing and the hundreds of tweets from people talking about the Southern District in New York and Billions,” he said “Part of that has to do with the fact that we grew up on Long Island. We’ve been around these kinds of characters for a very long time. We understand their world, what their

sliding scale of morality is and we understand what happens if you put a character like Jock Jeffcoat in the middle of that. We’ve been students of this because we’ve been incredibly enthusiastic about the way these kinds of people talk, think, justify and rationalize their behavior. They do that in this incredibly colorful way and for us, it’s a treat and a joy to have these amazing actors like Clancy bring them to life.” Billions airs on Showtime on Sunday nights. Check local listings for time. Visit page 17A to read about David Costabile’s favorite actors.

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hese celebrities and media personalities offer their memoirs and works of fiction for your bookshelf in the year 2019, some of which have already garnered praise from the press.

I.M.: A Memoir By Isaac Mizrahi The notoriously private designer and TV celebrity Isaac Mizrahi offers a candid look into his life. From growing up gay in a conservative Syrian Orthodox Jewish family, to his late ‘80s rise to fame in the world of fashion, I.M. is a memoir that details the life of the Isaac everyone wants to know. If you’re looking for a read that reviews have called insightful, honest and entertaining, I.M. is it.

Don’t Stop Believin’ By Olivia Newton-John Legendary icon, superstar actress, best-selling recording artist and passionate activist, Olivia Newton-John

has a new memoir, Don’t Stop Believin’, a deeply warm and personal read. The book follows the Australian beauty’s path from Melbourne to Hollywood, focusing on her three cancer diagnoses in three decades and how her own struggles only bolstered her desire to help others battle their illnesses. This is NewtonJohn’s first memoir.

Too Much Is Not Enough By Andrew Rannells Andrew Rannells is best known as his character Elijah from HBO’s Girls and as the star of Broadway’s The Book of Mormon, but his coming-of-age memoir, Too Much Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Fumbling Toward Adulthood,

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recounts his journey of earlier years. Rannells shares how he left his hometown of Omaha, NE for New York City in 1997 and shares all of the heartbreaks, bad auditions, down-on-hisluck days and eventual triumphs that he was met with on his way to stardom. The book shares love, loss and the powerful forces that determine who we become, especially for those of us like Rannells: small town souls with big city dreams.

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assau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) invites all Nassau and Suffolk County students with artistic talent, passion and ambition to an open house on Saturday, April 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prospective students from across Long Island are welcome to tour the campus at 239 Cold Spring Rd., in Syosset to experience classes focused on each area of the visual and performing arts. Attendees can also get information about the arts school’s summer program, the Summer Arts Academy, offered this year through a new partnership with Hofstra University. Attendees can join a theater improvisation skit, sketch in an art class, take a dance class, listen to a musical performance and participate in much more to get better acquainted with LIHSA. During the open house, parents of prospective

LIHSA students perform during a recent student showcase at the school. students will also have the opportunity to speak with faculty, guidance professionals, current parents and students. LIHSA offers specialized

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get to perform alongside Broadway stars during the school’s annual fundraiser, Broadway Supports LIHSA. Alumni of the school have gone on to pursue successful careers in all arts fields. In addition to landing starring roles on Broadway, alumni have danced with national touring companies, illustrated for New Yorker magazine, designed successful swimsuit lines, and embarked on technical careers working for companies such as Cirque de Soleil and at landmarks such as Lincoln Center. Graduates have also earned prestigious scholarships and grants to continue their education at some of the nation’s most highly esteemed colleges and conservatories, including the Juilliard School, Boston Conservatory, Cooper Union and the American Academy of dramatic Arts. “We are incredibly proud of the instruction and experiences offered at the Long Island High School for the Arts,” said Dr. Robert Dillon, District Superintendent of Nassau BOCES. “Each year, we look forward to our annual Open House to showcase the school’s programs, as well as the talent our students possess. We encourage all students interested in pursuing the arts to come down and take advantage of this opportunity to learn how LIHSA can help you reach your dreams.” —Submitted by Nassau BOCES

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The Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University will host a free one-day legal assistance clinic for all veterans on Sunday, March 31, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Law School, 2nd floor Atrium, 121 Hofstra University, South Campus, Hempstead. Veterans will receive a free onehour consultation by appointment only with attorneys who have expertise in such areas as VA benefits and claims, family law, elder law, tax, wills, estates, disability, land-

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Hofstra’s Third Annual Girls In Engineering Day A “While I hope that the girls take away a better understanding of the engineering concepts from the workshop, I also hope that the exercise gave the girls a sense for the design process and the importance of collaboration and communication in solving complex engineering problems,” Dr. Goldberg said. The girls were later divided into teams and, with the guidance of female students from Hofstra’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE), used what they learned to design their own bridges. “I really didn’t know a lot about engineering before today,” said Sophia Sapodin, a ninth-grader at Half Hollows Hill High School. “And I never knew that you could build a bridge out of paperclips.” Civil engineering major Tyler Bailey, class of 2022 was one of the Hofstra students who volunteered at the event.

“As an aspiring civil engineer and full-time student at Hofstra, I believe that hands-on experience, teamwork, problem solving, networking, and trial and error are the best way to learn,” Bailey said. “I hope that the girls benefited from all of that.” In addition to touring DeMatteis labs, the girls attended a presentation

with Shila Shah-Gavnoudias, P.E., vice president of AECOM—a global design, engineering, construction and management firm. Shah-Gavnoudias shared her experience as a civil engineer and discussed the variety of career paths and opportunities available to young women in STEM. “If you’re interested in engineering,

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bout 40 local Girl Scouts and students from Sacred Heart Academy in Hempstead spent a day building bridges, touring labs and learning about careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) at the third annual Girls in Engineering Day hosted by the Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science. In a hands-on workshop, Saryn Goldberg, associate professor of mechanical engineering, and Edward Segal, assistant professor of civil engineering, taught the girls how to build suspension bridges with paper clips and how to measure changes in the forces in the main cable as a function of the shape of the cable and the load distribution. The ninth, 10th and 11th graders then used what they learned to design and build their own suspension bridges out of masking tape, with the goal of holding the highest load with the least amount of tape.

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added. The annual event was organized by Philip Coniglio, director of the DeMatteis Co-op Program and is designed to help get female high school students excited about opportunities in STEM fields.

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take the opportunity to get broad experience,” Shah-Gavnoudias said. “No job is too small, and each experience will help guide you on your career path.” “Once you’re an engineer, you’re capable of doing anything from teaching and law to careers in computer technology or even finance,” she

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Growth Mindset And Relationships: The Power To Improve

he idea of the growth mindset was originally studied in relation to education. Research has demonstrated that students who held a growth mindset, or the belief that their brains could grow, were able to learn more than those who had a fixed mindset. If students believe that their intellectual ability isn’t hardwired, they can adopt new strategies, put in more effort and set goals to help them reach new levels of achievement. Carol Dweck, the Stanford psychologist famous for her research on this very topic, notes that people with a growth mindset believe that their abilities can be developed as a result of dedication and hard work (2006). So how does this relate to relationships, and more specifically, your relationship(s)? Holding a growth mindset is also beneficial to the overall functioning of, and satisfaction derived from your relationships. A study by Knee,

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So next time you and your partner argue, or you feel that your partner isn’t meeting your expectations, it’s important to have open and honest communication and create a clear plan of action for improving the

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Nanayakkara, Vietor, Neighbors and Patrick (2001) found that those who held growth beliefs of relationships were more tolerant of discrepancies between their partner and their idealized view of their partner. In fact, people who held these beliefs were able to acknowledge their partners’ shortcomings, while still remaining satisfied in the relationship. It is important not to look at relationships as stable, and quickly throw in the towel if you are facing problems. Like with any other endeavor, they require hard work and effort.

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Expose Yourself To Your Fears And Conquer Them

s they entered the creepy forest in The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy Gale nervously asked the Tin Man, “Do you suppose we’ll meet any wild animals?” He replied sagely, “… mostly lions, tigers and bears.” Now, if Dorothy were in genuine danger, she would have every right to be quaking in her ruby slippers. Some of us might feel content never choosing to find out if the danger is real or not and that’s OK. Others may feel that fears like this negatively impact their life. Exposure Therapy has been shown to be the most effective anxiety treatment for people with many anxiety disorders. While it involves practicing with what you fear, in order to become less afraid, it is not simply about “getting used to” the fear. It’s about retraining your brain to stop sending the fear signal when there isn’t any actual danger. People struggle against phobias because they recognize that their fears are illogical. They try to talk themselves out of it, but when that doesn’t help, they avoid the fear, which only intensifies it. The amygdala is the part of our brain responsible for fight or flight decisions. The amygdala works quickly because speed is vital in protecting you against threats. The intellectual area of our brain, the cerebral cortex, may be well suited for speechwriting and philosophy, but is not fast enough to keep us safe from danger. By the time your cerebral cortex processed your circumstances you would be lion, tiger or bear food. Contrarily, your amygdala’s response would be so swift that you would only become aware of it once you felt its effects in your body (panic sensations) and in your behavior (duck, run, escape). Therefore, if you experience phobias and anxiety attacks, and want to overcome them, it is the amygdala you need to reprogram. The amygdala learns by association. It may associate, heights, enclosed spaces and wild animals with danger. It doesn’t learn by conscious thought, which is why you can’t simply talk yourself out of a phobia. The fear memory is stored as a conditioned fear and can only be diminished by more conditioning, not logic or reason. Since your amygdala only learns when it spots something it considers dangerous, it can only learn new lessons when you are afraid. If you run away from your fears, you are teaching your amygdala that you should avoid your fears to be safe. To

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teach your amygdala something new you have to expose yourself to a trigger that gets you afraid. You will be teaching your amygdala that it had gotten you all worked up for no reason. With time and repetition, it will develop a new conditioning that lets you get on with your life unencumbered by this

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Taking care of your health can start with something small, easy and even fun. At the Katz Institute, we know that women’s health needs are unique. That’s why we provide a wide range of services, including clinical programs, community health education and cutting-edge research for women throughout their life span. Join us for one of our upcoming educational events:

Women’s Health After 50 Wednesday, April 10, 6:30—8:30 pm $20 (Register with a friend and receive $5.00 off) Dinner will be served Long Island Marriott 101 James Doolittle Blvd., Uniondale, NY Thanks to advances in medicine and increased awareness of the importance of preventive care, women are living longer than ever. Our experts will discuss perimenopause and menopause management, preventive health screenings, stress management and reduction and the benefits of exercise.

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Women’s Health: It’s More than Taking Your Multivitamins Thursday, May 16, 6:30–8:30 pm $20 (Register with a friend and receive $5.00 off) Dinner will be served Melville Marriott 1350 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington, NY Medical experts from Plainview and Syosset Hospitals will discuss: — Bone health — Weight management — Changes before and after menopause

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ix Hills resident and Art League of Long Island Instructor, Nanette Fluhr was selected to represent outstanding female artists painting at the International level. On March 8, coinciding with International Women’s Day, the MEAM Museum in Barcelona houses the opening of the exhibition ‘Painting Today, International Women’s Day’ to claim the importance of women in the world of art and contemporary culture. The exhibition includes 70 works by more than 40 women artists of diverse origins, coming from the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, South America, and Central

Nanette Fluhr’s ‘Self Portrait’ America. This is the second year in a row that the museum organizes an exhibition to highlight the role of women in art, also coinciding with International Women’s Day. Nanette Fluhr’s “Self Portrait” is included in this stunning exhibition

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Get Your Start in Real Estate as a Real Estate Salesperson. The Real Estate Salesperson Qualifying Course at Hofstra University Continuing Education is your first step to a rewarding career as a licensed real estate agent. The course covers everything you need to know, including:

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Currently starring as Mike “Wags” Wagner, the alpha male COO of fictional hedge fund Axe Capital on Showtime’s Billions, David Costabile has racked up quite a filmography for himself since making his motion picture debut in 1998’s Siege as a fingerprints expert. Prior to that, the Washington, D.C. native appeared on Broadway in a 1995 revival of Shakespeare’s The Tempest and in the 1997 musical Titanic. Along the way, he’s made his mark playing a wide array of characters that include journalists both fictional (managing editor Thomas Klebanow in The Wire) and real (storied columnist Art Buchwald in The Post) as well as methamphetamine chemist Gale Boetticher in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. The Park Slope resident’s next role is a real-life rock manager Doc McGhee in the forthcoming Motley Crue biopic The Dirt.

Peter O’Toole (Aug. 2, 1932 to Dec. 14, 2013) “I love the appetite he had for humanity. There’s something about watching him. His first major role was Lawrence of Arabia, which is my favorite film. And he’s spectacular in it. He seemed like an absolutely fearless human being T:8.7” for sure. He’s my favorite.”

Michael K. Williams (Nov. 22, 1966 to present) “Is that guy a monster? He’s an incredible actor. When I had started on The Wire, I remembered that I had never seen it. I started watching it while we were shooting and I realized how happy I was that I had not because I would have been so intimidated to just be in the presence of all those people because that show was just so awesome. And really learning [Michael’s] work and watching him, he was and still is an incredible performer to watch.”

Edie Falco (July 5, 1963 to present) “She is spectacular, has incredible variety and is just [another level]. She’s just an extraordinary person and is able to transform and become all sorts of things. She’s funny, silly and a deeply, deeply moving human being to watch on camera.” Visit www.longisland weekly.com to read a full feature on Billions

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THOUGHT GALLERY Consider these recommendations for upcoming talks, readings and more in and around New York City: Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow Saturday, March 23, 12 p.m. John Jermain Memorial Library 201 Main St., Sag Harbor 631-725-0049 www.johnjermain.org Learn more about the black struggle for full citizenship, and the efforts

of reformers like a journalist, civil rights advocate and suffragist Ida B. Wells-Barnett (pictured here), in the half-century that followed the end of the Civil War. New-York Historical Society Assistant Curator Lily Wong leads a session inspired by the recent N-YHS exhibition Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow (free). Film & Talk: Kusama—Infinity: The Life and Art of Yayoi Kusama Sunday, March 24, 2 p.m. Parrish Art Museum 279 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill 631-283-2118 www.parrishart.org Yayoi Kusama is the top-selling female artist in the world, but it wasn’t always that way. Learn more about the dues she paid over many decades to create her own artistic realm combining “painting, sculpture, installation art, performance art, poetry, and literary fiction.” This event is part of THAW/The Hamptons Arts Weekend ($15).

Just Announced | TimesTalks: Dr. Ruth Monday, April 29, 7 p.m. Merkin Concert Hall 129 W. 67th St. 212-501-3330 www.timestalks.com Learn more about Holocaust survivor, Washington Heights resident, and author of dozens of books Dr. Ruth Westheimer. She’ll be in conversation with Op-Ed columnist for The New York Times Jennifer Senior, in anticipation of the new documentary Ask Dr. Ruth ($60).

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12B The Ultimate Long Island Luxury Dining Guide 16B It’s burgers and lobster on the menu at Mineola’s The Rex 20B Top Hat Oyster Bar & French Quarter Kitchen brings the Cajun flavor to Bellmore 22B DJ’s Clam Shack offers fresh seafood and the best lobster rolls in Wantagh 24B Bowery Bar & Fare turns any meal into a fun and carnival-themed dining experience in Rockville Centre 26B Cheng Du in Franklin Square knows comfort food

Cornering The Market Ayhan’s Hassan continues his restaurant legacy BY STEVE MOSCO

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yhan Hassan remembers the first time he heard the term “Long Island.” It was the late 1960s and Hassan was a young man living in Cyprus. He didn’t actually hear someone say “Long Island,” instead he read it in a book called Mamma Lucia by Mario Puzo, acclaimed author of The Godfather. The budding restaurateur would see Long Island Fresh mussels from f.i.s.h. on main for himself—but first had some looked like and who lived there.” traveling to do. He would soon find out for him-

“I left Cyprus and became a sailor, zig-zagging the world,” Hassan said over a plate of grilled octopus at his namesake Ayhan’s Shish Kebab on Main Street in Port Washington, one of this three eateries on the corner of Main Street and Shore Road, which local officials dubbed “Ayhan’s Corner” a number of years ago. “I remember reading the words ‘Long Island’ and trying to imagine what it was, what it 4B | SPRING DINING GUIDE • MARCH 20 - 26, 2019

self. In 1980, Hassan would find his way to Port Washington and open his first Shish Kebab in the very same location where it stands today, though it was much smaller back then. Since those early days, the restaurant has expanded three times and each renovation seems to pull in more and more of the Mykonos atmosphere he always

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Created by his children and grandchildren, Rothchilds Coffee & Kitchen is a celebration and a dedication to the memory of Walter Roth. Our patriarch was a much loved and well-known personality in Great Neck, and his love of family was only matched by his love of great food. The family has been rooted in Great Neck since the 1960s, and Rothchilds Coffee & Kitchen has been designed as a neighborhood restaurant, with the décor and menu inspired by the diverse and vibrant community of Great Neck and the surrounding towns. The intimate and casual atmosphere serves as a gathering place to celebrate food, friends, family, and community.

About Our Menu... Rothchilds’ menu offers a modern interpretation of our collective Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and American background. Our healthful interpretation of traditional dishes reflects our commitment to using only the freshest ingredients that are locally sourced whenever possible, from the morning coffee through the last nighttime dessert.

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AYHAN HASSAN from page 4B wanted to employ. “I’m finished expanding here,” Hassan promises, but he isn’t finished working. Sharing an afternoon with Hassan, one must be light on their feet. He starts the day at his quick-serve plus sit-down establishment Ayhan’s Mediterranean Marketplace & Café in the corner booth, taking phone calls, looking over paperwork and greeting every familiar face that walks in through the door. The cafe features a glass case full of Mediterranean favorites like gyro, salmon, falafel and hummus, but also plenty of nontraditional fare that is given a unique Mediterranean twist. There’s also a robust breakfast menu, with fresh omelets, breakfast platters, sandwiches, pancakes and fresh fruit. But what makes the cafe a singular experience is the sweeping panoramic view of Manhasset Bay from the glassed-in seated area. “You cannot get this anywhere else, it’s a gem,” Hassan said of the view, a spot that also

holds a full bar and hosts live music on various nights. “We can even close this off for private parties. When it’s set up with fine linens and lights, it’s beautiful.” From there, Hassan bounds across Main Street to f.i.s.h. on main, a restaurant that pays homage to the legendary fishing exploits of various Mediterranean coastal countries. f.i.s.h. on main is housed in a building that has stood on Main Street since 1900, and it has the sturdy columns to prove it. “These are real,” Hassan says as he knocks on one of the columns, which mightily add to the whole Greek aesthetic. Inside, f.i.s.h. on main offers a modern and fresh look, with a menu plucked right from the sea featuring items like branzini and black sea bass, a catch of the day, whole Maine lobsters, and seafood pasta. And don’t forget to try the New England Clam Chowder, which Hassan proudly names as one of his award-winning soups—his other award-winnings soups, Turkey Chili and Red Lentil, are served at the cafe. Back at the restaurant that started it all for Hassan, Ayhan’s Shish Kebab, they serve a fusion-type cuisine including the best cuisine the Mediterranean has to offer from countries including Turkey, Greece, Israel, Cyprus, and more. “A lot of the food is the same, but with different names,” said Hassan, who calls himself a “curious cook” who often likes to experiment in the kitchen with different flavor combinations. “We like to try new things, but we have a vision that we stick to.” That vision includes all of the favorites—from gyro platters and chicken kebabs, to lamb shank and the aforementioned grilled octopus. Sunday brunch is extremely popular at Ayhan’s, with long tables filled with Mediterranean delights and some more American breakfast favorites. With nearly 40 years under his belt in Port Washington, Hassan knows that in large part, his success is a credit to the community and organizations like the Chamber of Commerce that support him on a daily basis. “It doesn’t matter where I came from, this is home,” he said. “I’m very lucky to be here.” Ayhan Hassan, owner of the Ayhan’s family of restaurants. (All photos sourced from Facebook)

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milio Branchinelli sits in a cozy booth under warm lighting at his restaurant, Passione, in Carle Place. In front of him are two heaping plates of linguine with white clam sauce—one made with fresh linguine, the other with the boxed variety. The restaurateur, whose culinary lineage traces back to some of New York’s earliest pizza pioneers, wants to taste for himself how the preparation pairs with the different pasta styles. “I like the fresh,” he said, before conceding that “people might be more used to the boxed linguine.” This scene from an Italian restaurant epitomizes Branchinelli’s belief that running an eatery is about more than counting dollars or agonizing over bills. It’s about providing hungry patrons with what he believes is the truest representation of what he grew up eating—food that is fresh, carefully curated and so comforting that you could eat it multiple times a week. Branchinelli’s storied connection to Italian cuisine begins with his father Gino, who in the 1950s became a trailblazer in the New York City pizza scene. Surrounded by Italian food his entire life, Branchinelli eventually opened Emilio’s Restaurant & Pizzeria in Commack in 1980, which still thrives to this day. After years of refining recipes and building a staunch set of standards for how to run his business, Branchinelli would open another eatery, the grand Passione Della Cucina on Old Country Road in Carle Place about six-and-a-half years ago. With high ceilings and soft lighting, the restaurant is also

impeccably clean and professionally run, thanks to Branchinelli’s tireless devotion to the lessons taught to him by the generations that came before. As for the food itself, every morsel Branchinelli purchases is for use that day—meaning every item prepared is fresh and truly farm-to-table—a phrase that he follows as philosophy, not fad. “I have a lot of pride in my food and I want the customers to know that,” he said. “The food we serve is meant to be comforting, but also fun and exciting.” The fun starts with the appetizers, which entice eaters to create a shared celebration centered around food. The Mama Mia Meatball App is served

Cavatelli Sardinia with crumbled sausage (Photo by Steve Mosco)

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Pizza fresh from the oven “right out of the sauce,” which cooks for around eight hours, developing its own deep flavors. Passione’s meatballs are first oven-roasted, where they baste in their own juices before being dropped into the pot of sauce. This style gives the meatballs some outer texture, perfectly complimenting the juicy interior. Next, the Baby Rice Balls, served with Neopolitan red sauce, are crisp and hide a so-cheesy-it’s-creamy inside. Meanwhile, Passione serves calamari four ways, with the cherry pepper-laden Arrabbiata spicing up meal in the most pleasant of ways.

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Other intriguing apps include Cappellini Alfredo Cakes, the Angry Pot of Mussels, and Shrimp Scampi Bread. There are plenty of classic salads to choose from, along with every pasta favorite imaginable, from the baseline Pomodoro to lobster ravioli and everything in between. Passione also serves Naples-style pizza with options like the original Margherita, with fresh mozzarella, plum tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, organic basil and hand-shaved parm. It’s the simplicity

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PASSIONE from page 8B that makes this one stand out from the rest. There’s also pizzas with Sunday meatballs, a fivecheese white pizza, a burrata pie, and even a roasted cauliflower pizza. But flip the menu over for a look at Passione’s true taste revelation, the homestyle signature pasta dishes. These entrées are like a warm hug for dinner, and it all starts with the Homemade Rigatoni Napoletana, with pink tomato cream sauce, fresh basil, and homemade mozzarella. Passione’s fresh rigatoni will make you forget all about the boxed version. It is thick, toothsome and wide, holding onto the flavorful sauce and the melted strains of mozzarella. Next, the aroma of fennel from sausage is pleasantly strong in the Cavatelli Sardinia (or “gavadeels, depending on your upbringing). Another hearty, lovingly prepared meal, this dish served with crumbled sausage in a pink tomato sauce, with scallion and grated Pecorino Romano. Other signature pasta dishes include giant cheese raviolis, penne and chicken Carbonara, and the old world open-faced

Red Snapper Livornese

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Lasagna Bolognese. The next section of the menu is divided by “From The Land,” “From The Sea,” and “Old Time Favorites.” From the Land features the likes of Chicken Scarpariello, veal cutlet with hot and sweet peppers, Parmigiana-crusted pork loin, and the wildly popular Skinny Girl, which sees grilled chicken served about spaghetti squash. From the Sea nets seafood fare including a red snapper roasted in a clay pot and served Livornese or Francaise style. Old Time Favorites contributes your grandparent’s favorites like Scungilli Fra Diavolo, Cioppino Italian Fisherman’s Stew and Naples Seafood Pescatore. Finish your meal with an espresso, some gelato or one of the recommended dessert specials.

Impossibly cheesy pizza From start to finish, a meal at Passione represents Emilio Branchinelli’s culinary journey from old world to new—celebrating traditions gleaned from previous generations, mixed with contemporary tastes.

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“I hold hands with yesteryear,” he said. “My family always had a lot of pride in their work, and I try to bring the same in what I do here.” Passione Della Cucina, 231 Old Country Rd., 516-741-4800, www. passione-restaurant.com

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rom east to west and along the North Shore, there are dozens of restaurants to make a reservation at. Take a drive down Jericho Turnpike and pull into an array of eateries that line the main thoroughfare of Syosset and Jericho, visit the hamlet of Garden City and see what establishments are tucked away there or head north to see what Manhasset, Roslyn, Port Washington and Great Neck have to contribute to the Long Island dining scene.

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eggplant thins. Check out the can’t miss mozzarella bar with offerings of truffle burrata and bufalo mozzarella. For the entrée, the Gigli pasta is the star, featuring braised short rib, cheese, vidalia onions and truffle butter. From the sea, Chilean Sea bass and the seared halibut are excellent options while land items like filet mignon and lamb chops are worthy of a try.

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A premier Long Island Steakhouse, make yourself at home as you are served huge portions of prime aged meats including Frank’s signature skirt steak. A bi-level bar adds to the ambiance of this casual, fine dining restaurant.

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Mussels are the main event at this Belgian bistro with dozens of imported beers. Must-order Moules Pots (mussels served with frites and mayonnaise) are served in a variety of styles while burgers, steaks, fish, shellfish and seafood dishes are also solid bets.

NOVITÁ WINE BAR & TRATTORIA 860 Franklin Ave., Garden City 516-739-7660; novitany.com

This modern Italian restaurant serves up small plates as well as land, sea and pasta entrées that guests can wash down with a selection of more than 100 global wines. Start off with a meat and cheese board and try the Maine lobster papardelle, braised beef short rib, chicken parmigiana, Norweigain salmon or one of the delicious pizzas. Sweeten the deal with Nutella crème brulée, zeppoles, tiramisu or a classic cannoli.

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Offering appetizers like Kyma chips, which are paper-thin zucchini and eggplant chips with tzatziki sauce, to classic Greek salads filled with olives, peppers, onions and feta, and then onto whole fish dishes, moussaka, pasta and lamb chops, Kyma’s menu runs the gamut on Greek food and culture. One signature dish on the menu is the Plateau, which includes a small mountain of chilled oysters, shrimp, clams, Maine lobster and lump crab.

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The elegant and quaint dining room of La Coquille serves up European fare with French inspirations, including duck à l’orange, foie gras and baked escargot. In Nuvoqi, the upscale bar, diners can enjoy small plates like artisan smoked salmon, Peking duck crisp, French sliders and tiny crab cakes while sipping on delicious cocktails.

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Since 1905, Louie’s has been serving up seafood and American style dishes with Manhasset Bay as its background. Louie’s boasts a raw bar with East Coast and West Coast oysters and a seafood tower filled with clams, oysters, shrimp, lobster, crabmeat and marinated seafood salad. Lobster bisque, lobster tacos, CAFÉ CONTINENTAL spicy tuna dip and Kobe on the Rock self-cooked tableside adorn the list 1538 Northern Blvd., Manhasset of appetizers while house special516-627-4269; ties include dishes from monkfish cafecontinentalmanhasset.com paccheri pasta with cherry tomatoes Café Continental’s menu features all and a light garlic and wine broth the best in northern Italian cuisine, to surf and turf complete with two with fresh homemade pasta and a lobster tails, filet mignon and creamy tried and true sauce recipe that’s been mashed potatoes. in use for more than 20 years. Popular dishes include the Fiore Ragu, featurWILD HONEY ing flower-shaped pasta in a tender ON MAIN and flavorful veal sauce; the Paglia 172 Main St., Port Washington e Fieno, a green and white spaghetti 516-439-5324; with a delicious smoky flavor courtesy wildhoneyonmain.com of pancetta; and whole grilled branzino, a two-pound delicacy grilled to Both intimate and upscale, Wild perfection and bursting with flavor. Honey on Main is a New American

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GATSBY’S LANDING 1362 Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn 516-277-2318; gatsbyslanding.com

Inspired by the opulent Long Island lifestyle portrayed in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, this restaurant features dishes like the Gatsby’s Burger, which is composed of grass-fed beef, onion jam, taleggio cheese, pork belly and arugula; a

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lorals for spring? Groundbreaking. Although Miranda Priestly spoke this style rule in The Devil Wears Prada regarding the fashion closet, adding some blooming décor to your home isn’t such a bad idea when tastefully done. During this season of design rebirth, freshen up your living space with colorful and eyepopping bouquets, floral prints and patterns and blooming buds.

Floral Armchair, $499.95 Take a seat in a flowering meadow in this overstuffed and tufted handcrafted armchair from Pier 1, complete with a rolled back and arms, ornamental nailhead trim and hardwood legs. Available in different colors and patterned upholstery.

Floral Armchair complement darker tones as well. Price based on rug size.

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Bring a new relaxing look to your sofa with Pottery Barn’s modern floral pillow cover. A soft color palette of neutrals and cool tones feels fresh for every season.

Spread the spring theme into your kitchen with this lovely Italian Cypress patterned casual dinnerware set from Bed Bath & Beyond. Featuring brightly-colored floral imagery, dotted edges in bright colors on a stark white porcelain base, these dishes will be gracing your cabinets in no time.

dilbeck light Turquoise Floral Area Rug, $45 - $396

Joss & Main speak for itself in your living room, dining room or bedroom. With a mix of colors that don’t overpower each other, this rug will match neutral/light furniture or can even

Yankee Candles, $20 - $29.50 Allow the scent of fresh flowers to waft throughout your home. Passionflower, Blush Bouquet and Honeydew Melon are just some of these clean, fresh and muted-floral scents that don’t overpower when they burn.

Faux Hydrangea & Heather Centerpiece in Chinoiserie, $103.99

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Lauren Conrad’s line at Kohl’s has your bedroom covered for spring with botanical bed linens. The blush, taupe and cream colors in this dreamy comforter lend to its neutrality when designing, yet is sophisticated enough to stand on its own. Price based on bed size.

Wayfair features a painted pattern of colorful and overlapping succulents Price based size.

Floral Succulents Print on Wrapped Canvas, $35 - $95 Succulents have been having a moment for a while, so why not join in on the fun. This ready-to-hang and gallery-wrapped art piece from

Add a touch of garden-inspired elegance to your décor with this lovely faux floral arrangement from Birch Lane. Showcasing hydrangea and heather blooms in a classic ceramic pot, this pretty pop of blue adds a lovely touch of spring.

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pring cleaning means refreshing your living space with some new home goods purchases and reorganizing your current décor. But cleaning and reorganizing your home is not as daunting as it may seem. According to organizing expert Jill Pollack, doing these simple tasks will prevent you from taking on too much at once and might even make you feel differently about maintaining order at home. The most important thing to start is to create order at the doorway as it’s the first place you come in and last place you leave. “It’s a place for your keys, a coat that is easy to access, so create that system,” said Pollack, adding that double hooks for hats, bags and backpacks is a great idea. Next, get your drawers in order. “Create a life surgery drawer,” said Pollack of organizing the junk drawer that almost everyone has in their home. “You know you need paper clips, hair bands, a section for gum or mints. When you need it, you need it.” As for the closet, if you didn’t wear

Donate your clothes so your closet is more accessible and open. something last spring or summer, chances are you’re not going to wear it, so get rid of it. Pollack recommends investing in felt covered hangers so nothing slips off. “The linen closet is one of the most non-emotional places to do. You need two sets of sheets for every bed, not five. Get rid of old or excess towels

and washcloths (have a nice set of everything and upgrade one in a while) and donate them to dog shelters and homeless shelters.” It’s time to clean out the fridge. Read expiration dates, check for freshness, clean the shelves and start fresh. “The kitchen is the stomach of

the house. Anything you don’t need but is still good, donate,” said Pollack. “Keep the cheeses, meats, dairy and fruit and vegetables in a designated spot for easy access and to know where everything is.” Most importantly, know your storage options as finding a place to put your everyday and seasonal items is crucial when maintaining an open, noncluttered living space. “Bed Bath and Beyond has everything, it’s a one stop shop and they also give you coupons all the time,” said Pollack of where to buy your storage and organizing needs. “The Container Store is a little fancier, but Target, Home Depot and Lowes work as well.” Pollack noted that teacups can be used as jewelry holders and colanders can be used to scoop up kids’ bath toys. “There are so many organization hacks, so assess what your needs are before you buy a bunch of supplies,” she said, emphasizing to go sturdy and strong for storage devices. “You can measure dimensions so you know what will fit and what you need before you go looking for it and don’t waste time.”

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nterior designers Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams choose to welcome spring into their homes with an inviting place to sit. The design firm’s new Les Petite Seats are just some of the new designs to celebrate the brand’s 30th anniversary. Less intimidating than a large armchair and more enticing than an end chair, MGBW’s beautiful new petite chairs come in a variety of jewel toned colors that will be a fabulous edition to your living room—or throne room—this season. “When we first started designing chairs, we thought about every view,

since they are often floating in a room,” said Bob Williams. “We love that a chair can be sculptural, like a work of art.” Mitchell Gold added that he “loves the way our new petite chairs allow you to have extra seating, and bring people closer together.” “They’re incredibly comfortable, even though they’re smaller in scale,” said Gold. Visit the Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams showroom at 1900 Northern Blvd., in Manhasset or online at www. mgbwhome.com and pull up a seat with one or more of these beauties to enhance the level of sophistication in your living space.

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of a more traditional sit, distinctive ultra-low box arms and wood legs, this chair is sure to be a welcome member of your seating family. Pictured in Flint and available for $2,340.

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There are many options of lighting it express your mood or style? It’s the first impression your guests and fixtures available in different styles visitors get and it should set the right and finishes, pendants, lanterns tone and foreshadow your home’s and sconces. Make sure to choose a style. fixture that coordinates well with the The good news is that you don’t architecture of your house. have to replace your door or build a Now, the fun stuff. Don’t be afraid new portico to improve the look of the of bold colors. It doesn’t mean that entrance unless it is rotting and falling you should paint the entrance door apart. In most cases a minor masonry bright pink, but use rich, glossy jewel repair, some carpentry work, new tones like dark blue, green, burgundy coat of paint and a couple of accesor black. Again, the color you choose sories can should coordiimprove it nate with other tremendously. exterior and First, lead interior colors. people to The door your door. hardware, Create a clear entryway pathway from handle and the street or door knockers the driveare important way to the and functional entryway. accents which Take a make a stategood look at ment and give the entrance your entrance of your a visual appeal. house. Are They are the The Normandy Lantern from Frontgate adds finishing touch there overlittle light to your entryway ($119 - $169) and will make grown shrubs a(Photo source: Frontgate) covering it the entryway and obstructpop. The ing the view? Give them a nice cut and hardware is available in different prune. styles and finishes and your choice Is it cluttered? Are there cracked should be consistent with the interior flowerpots with weeds growing out of hardware and the style of your home. them? Tangled water hose? A snow Just make sure your doorbell is shovel in June? Clean it up. working. Lighting is another very important Spring is coming soon, so let’s element to make a welcoming entry. spruce up our entryways and welSafety is important, you don’t want come it to our homes. your guests tripping in the dark and Julia Goldner-Reyes is an interior breaking bones after enjoying a couple designer for GR Design and Reyes of glasses of wine at your party. Also, Brother Remodeling LLC of Port you want to make sure that the entry is Washington, a full-service residential well lit so some shady characters don’t remodeling and interior design feel like they can hide in the dark. company in Port Washington. Visit Lighting sets the mood and casts a soft www.reyesbrothersremodel.com or glow to create a friendly atmosphere. call 516-458-1551.

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f you have ever traveled down the Northern State Parkway on a warm sunny spring day, you likely noticed the beautiful trees and shrubs bursting with color. Bright yellow blooms and pretty pink and white flowers grace the way as you travel to your destination. You may have even wondered, “What is that beautiful plant?” Those hardy plants are not just for the roadways, you can also enjoy them in your own backyard. Grab a trowel and head to your local garden center and get some inspiration for this season’s spring blooms that is a step outside the box of carnations and marigolds.

Forsythia

One of the most recognizable spring blooming shrubs on Long Island, its long stems produce brilliant yellow flowers. This hardy plant can be used to create a living fence between neighbors or as a specimen along the back of a border planting. Bring the outdoors in by soaking cuttings in a vase indoors to bloom.

Eastern Redbud Tree A spectacular spring bloomer with very showy pinkish purple flowers held tightly on bare branches, the leaves appear after the flowers and have a beautiful heart-like shape. The Eastern redbud is the perfect small ornamental tree for homes of any size.

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dogwood Tree Everyone is familiar with the flowering dogwood tree. It is famous for its large yet delicate blooms in spring and excellent wide-spreading form. In the fall, the leaves of the dogwood tree turn a brilliant red. It is known to attract birds, making it a favorite of bird lovers.

Purple leaf Plum A stunning accent tree that resembles a cloud of fragrant spring flowers in spring, deep purple foliage graces the tree well into fall. If you are looking for a tree with leaves other than green, this tree will easily become your favorite.

Fothergilla One of my personal favorite spring bloomers is a plant called Fothergilla. Also known as the bottle-brush plant, fothergilla is an often unknown but really beautiful spring flowering plant. Spikes of fragrant white flowers appear in mid spring followed by bluish green foliage in the summer. The leaves turn a brilliant red in the fall. It is perfect as a standalone plant in the garden, or used as a medium-sized hedge for screening. Spring is in the air, so choose the trees and shrubs that will make every spring one to remember.

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Karen Musgrave is a Certiﬁed Nursery Landscape Professional (CNLP) and a marketing and education specialist at Hicks Nurseries, Inc., 100 Jericho Tpke. in Westbury. For more information, visit www. hicksnurseries.com or call 516-334-0066.

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served with grilled onions and a homemade cheese sauce, mimicking—and surpassing—the flavor profile of a Philly cheese steak. As for the fish fillet, the Rex uses wet-battered hake—a sustainable member of the cod family—along with American cheese and homemade tartar sauce for a sandwich that, again, easily surpasses this fast franchise classic. As for fries, the Rex serves fresh hand-cut Idaho russet potatoes blanched for crisp perfection on the outside and an unmistakable creaminess on the inside. The fries are served with a choice of dipping sauce, including roasted garlic, black truffle, spicy mayo and melted cheese. To take the edge off the meal, the Rex pours shakes made with pure Häagen-Dazs ice cream. Choose between chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, mint chip, cookies and cream, and dulce de leche—with house-made whipped cream. The Rex Burger & Lobster, 524 Jericho Tpke., Mineola; 516-7392747; www.the-rex.com

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ouisiana cuisine exists in a world of striking descriptors— it’s a world of alligators and mud bugs, of dark roux and Fat Tuesdays, of Cajun spice and rich flavors. It’s a food native to the south with notes of celebration thanks to its association with the city of New Orleans. And every so often, it’s a cuisine that travels north in the most engaging of ways. chandeliers in a restaurant flush with purple lighting, Mardi Gras-inspired accents and food and drink menus that offer a hearty callback to the cuisine’s southern roots, with just

Oysters Top Hat with shucked oysters, artichokes, pancetta, herbs and garlic bread crumbs (Photos by Top Hat)

condiment. From there, things get interesting with the char-broiled oysters. These pearls of the sea boast that telltale char flavor, lovingly enhanced by garlic butter and parmesan. This is the perfect time to utilize the aforementioned French baguette,

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enough of an East Coast vibe to keep the locals comfy. Each table receives a warm French baguette in a bag and are encouraged to “break bread” with their hands as those from Louisiana are apt to do. At the top of the menu lives Top Hat’s oyster offerings, starting with a raw selection at $3 per oyster. Ask your server for which variety of oysters are available—but all come classically plated with Tabasco sauce cocktail and the ever-present shallot and vinegar-based herbsaint mignonette

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as the garlic butter-parmesan concoction demands to be mopped up. Other oyster selections include Oysters Bienville, with Cajun bacon, mushrooms, sherry and Hollandaise; the signature Oysters Top Hat (for two), featuring shucked oysters with artichokes, pancetta, herbs and garlic bread crumbs; along with fried oysters and Oysters Rockefeller. From there, we arrive at the small plate starter menu, where some lesser-known fare mingles with time-tested favorites. The Voodoo Wings come highly recommended, and are served with a pleasantly different buttermilk pecan blue cheese dressing. There are also plenty of Louisiana favorites here, including seasoned shrimp or chicken Creole gumbo, a deconstructed muffuletta platter, Cajun jumbo lump crab cake and a New Orleans sausage duo, with Louisiana Boudin stuffed Andouille served with lavender honey and Creole mustard sauce. But this writer encourages eaters to step out of their comfort zone for the Alligator in a Blanket, which offers

Louisiana gator (yes, from Louisiana) in a puff pastry with a Creole mustard dipping sauce. The gator indulges the eater with a slight snap of gaminess, that is immediately quelled by the buttery puff pastry. The way it’s prepared, the gator isn’t stringy in the slightest— instead it is juicy and truly reminiscent of pork in fatty flavor. Top Hat also offers an array of salads, along with a selection of Po’ Boys, all fully dressed with lettuce, tomato, pickles and Blue Plate Mayo with French fries and Mirliton apple slaw. The Po’ Boys run the gamut from shrimp to sweet potato to roast beef to oyster to blackened chicken to surf and turf with roast beef, shrimp and New Orleans staple debris gravy. Before delving into the entrées, there’s a section of the menu dubbed “Louisiana Specialties,” with all the favorites laid out in all their splendor. There’s Creole shrimp and grits, jambalaya, cornmeal-crusted bronzed catfish and a slow-roasted deboned half duck. But chef’s favorite is the classic étouffée, featuring crawfish (the legendary “mud bug”), with New Orleans’ Holy Trinity of onions, celery and bell

pepper, cooked in the almost mythical dark roux, a heavenly thickener made with fat, flour and plenty of patience. The impossibly rich preparation is the perfect bath for strong crawfish, as it all culminates in a stimulating and succulent combination that will keep your flavor receptors guessing and your brain synapses flashing. Entrées are served with Haricot Verts and Creole mustard smashed potatoes and include the Mojo Berkshire Pork Chop with root beerglazed Granny Smith apples; Pecan Crusted Salmon; and the Slightly Blackened Gulf Fish & Creole Crab Cake.

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Flip the menu over for a gander at Top Hat’s impressive cocktail selection. The first one listed, and for good reason, is the Top Manhattan, a heady and classic beverage with bourbon, sweet vermouth and black cherry juice. Allow your server to convince you to try dessert, specifically the Bananas Foster Parfait, which takes the New Orleans classic and dollops it into a glass for a sweet end to a raucous meal. Top Hat Oyster Bar & French Quarter Kitchen, 106 Bedford Ave., Bellmore; 516-900-1560; info@ tophatoysterbar.com

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A Clam For All Seasons DJ’s Clam Shack keeps it fresh all winter long BY STEVE MOSCO smosco@antonmediagroup.com

o one knows for sure how it happened or who did it, but somewhere along the way it was decided that seafood is strictly summertime eats. Across the south and north shores of Long Island, restaurants that specialize in ocean fare either close for the gray winter season or brave the cold, diminishing returns and remain open. One local eatery keeping their lines in the water during the so-called down season is DJ’s Clam Shack in Wantagh—an oasis of fresh seafood making a strong case that this cuisine should be enjoyed all year round.

Deep diving into New England and Southern-style seafood, DJ’s slings lobster rolls, fried clams, crab cakes, fish tacos and much more. And even beyond the food, owner Paul Riggio and his team have created a family atmosphere on Sunrise Highway. Sit in the restaurant for no less than five minutes and you’ll witness customers enthusiastically greet Riggio and his team as if they were longtime friends. “The town is just fantastic to us,” said Wall Street escapee Riggio in the diminutive, laid-back eatery. “We have a neighborhood vibe and we look to treat people right the first time they come in.” And when they come in, customers are greeted with an immediate whiff from the up-front grill, where manager Anthony Gentile can be found butter-grilling split-top buns and dropping conch fritters into the deep fryer. When asked what the must-eat items are at DJ’s, Riggio and Gentile don’t hesitate even for a second—it’s the lobster roll. Using the tenderest chunks of lobster—specifically, knuckle and claw meat—the lobster rolls are served two ways:

the cold, mayo-based New England style, and the warm, butter-forward, Connecticut-style. The cold roll can be ordered light or heavy on the mayo, which is delightfully seasoned with tarragon and finished with celery. And while both incarnations put that signature lobster lusciousness fully on display, it is the opinion of this writer that DJ’s warm, buttered lobster roll is nothing short of the food version of a religious experience. Butter and lobster are best friends, and adding the flat-top grilled toasty roll to the equation elicits groans of eater’s pleasure immediately upon the first bite. Using the knuckle and claw in the roll is an ingenious maneuver, as that meat far surpasses the highly regarded tail portion in the aforementioned tenderness, but also in sweetness and overall flavor. Another highly recommended dish is the garlic-steamed Little Neck clams. Featured on Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives when the show visited DJ’s original location in Key West, FL, the clams are steamed in a skillet with plenty of garlic, celery and surprisingly

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complementary jalapeños and served with garlic bread that absolutely screams to be dipped into the juice pooled at the bottom of the dish. Clams also star in DJ’s creamy New England clam chowder, a downright luxuriously silky soup loaded with perfectly sized middle necks. Other soups are on a rotating basis, like the lobster bisque, a smokier-than-usual version that is a superb antidote to the cold chill outside. Other basket favorites at DJ’s include baked clams, kung pow calamari, shrimp scampi, Ipswich fried clams and a split grilled hot dog for landlubbers. Then there’s the tacos, which range from Mahi Mahi to shrimp and chicken and roast pork. All items can be grilled, blackened or fried, but the cooks highly recommended the Mahi Mahi in the blackened fashion. Dipped in melted butter and dredged in a blend of herbs and spices, the blackened Mahi Mahi taco packs some spicy heat thanks to Cajun mayo, but it is mellowed out nicely by pickled onions and cooling cabbage. As for fried fare, DJ’s drops plenty into the fryer, like fish fingers, shrimp, clam strips and the southern-in-origin conch fritters, which are seldom seen on Long Island menus. The fritters

The Ipswich fried clams basket

Garlic steamed Little Neck clams are fried balls of doughy loveliness, dotted with peppers and conch. Great for dipping, the conch fritters come with a key lime honey mustard and a smoky little number dubbed “Cowboy Sauce.” Specials also abound at DJ’s and range from fresh seafood marinara over linguine to locally caught flounder. Meanwhile, the first Wednesday of every month is a party at DJ’s, with live music and fresh shucking of Maris Stella Blue Point oysters. It might be cold outside, but it’s an endless summer at DJ’s. DJ’s Clam Shack, 3255 Sunrise Hwy., Wantagh, 516-900-1400, www.djsclamshackwantagh.com.

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Step Right Up Bowery Bar & Fare ignites Rockville Centre dining BY STEVE MOSCO

from across the flavor spectrum. Aside from the ubiquitous buffalo wings, the Snacks and Apps menu ockville Centre tends delivers mini corn dogs, Bao street to take on a carnival tacos, suppli (fried rice balls) and an vibe when the sun absolutely raunchy beer-battered giant pretzel served with cinnamon goes down, so it is fitting that sugar cream dip and a cheddar bacon an eatery with a decidedly ale dip. Deep fried and a great way to festival-like atmosphere has make friends, the pretzel is at its best pitched its tent on the bar and dipped into that decadent cinnamon cream. The apple fennel soup, a startrestaurant strewn stretch. er found on the restaurant’s special fall menu, is especially noteworthy, as the concoction, served with a charred With a black and white outdoor brie crostini, is all the evidence one awning that belies an interior that is needs to realize the food at Bowery is colorful in both its décor and menu, more than merely neon flair—there is The Bowery Bar & Fare opened this a seasoned chef with serious culinary past summer on Sunrise Highway. chops creating magic in the kitchen. Taking over the spot of a well-worn The fun continues as you slink Irish pub that sat in the location for down the menu, with kebabs and close to 30 years, Bowery infuses new sliders. Along life into the space with a with chicken fresh concept—comand lamb keplete with food and babs, Bowery drink options that also breaks make the brain buzz. the mold with Repurposed Impossible carnival tents hang Burger over about 40 tables Kebabs, in the front dining with cherry area, with more seats tomatoes, red both in the bar area onion and tzaand at the actual bar, tziki. A meat Start off the meal with a with yet more spots beer-battered, deep fried pretzel alternative to be had in the back for those who patio. Before looking crave more than mere falafel, the at the menu, the eyes drift to a wall Impossible Burger has made its lined with stuffed animal prizes, parlor games, a DJ booth with vintage way onto various restaurant menus recently, with a flavor close enough boomboxes and even more games to meat to utterly confuse the eater. outside, including giant versions of As for sliders, along with sausage and Jenga and Connect Four. pepper, Philly cheesesteak and chili Save the games for later—first, dog sliders, Bowery also boasts gyro it’s time to eat. The menu consists sliders with house-made gyro meat, of street food and extreme eats smosco@antonmediagroup.com

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onions, lettuce, tomato and tzatziki. That house-made gyro meat makes all the difference. Bowery also offers burgers and dogs. Three styles of franks are listed, all served with curly fries, including Chicago style (“dragged through the garden”), Dirty Water (NYC’s take with onion sauce) and Chili Cheese. The Chicago style is brightly flavored and even includes the bright green relish rarely found on the East Coast. As for burgers, sure, there’s a cheeseburger— but then there’s the Donut Burger and Grilled Cheese Burger. As if you need to be told, the Donut Burger is served on a glazed donut, but also includes cheddar, applewood smoked bacon and Bowery sauce. It’s a high caloric investment, but worth the risk for a night out. However, even the Donut Burger stands in awe of the Grilled Cheese burger, which swaps out the standard bun for two grilled cheese sandwiches. Goodnight, folks. More fun between bread is the Jaffle, an Australian street food that exists somewhere between a waffle

and a panini. Jaffles available include prosciutto and mozzarella, chicken, falafel, pulled pork and Reuben. But the best Jaffle is perhaps the simplest: ham and Swiss served with fig jam. It is sweet and salty, buttery and crispy. Finally, main dishes at Bowery include Tacos Al Pastor, skirt steak, chicken paella, fish and chips, and a mammoth pulled pork poutine with cheddar and country gravy served over curly fries. Of course, the signature cocktail menu shines with over-the-top liquid courage, like the Strongman, Fire Eater, Human Cannonball and Fun House. There’s also alcohol-infused snow-cones and more than 20 beers on tap—including a custom fall brew by Barrage Brewing Company, the Bowery Brunette, a cinnamon apple pie beer. And at the end of the meal, be sure to get the butter cake— topped with ice cream, it lovingly takes the edge off. The Bowery Bar & Fare, 300 Sunrise Hwy., Rockville Centre; 516-493-9023; www.theboweryrvc.com.

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Divine Province Cheng Du dances with Szechuan flames BY STEVE MOSCO

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he flavor profile of Chengdu, the capitol of China’s Sichuan Province, has been creeping westward for the better part of the last 20 years. Boiling over with Szechuan cuisine at its best, the city is the Far East’s cradle of fiery foods like hot pots—long hot peppers and cumin-crusted meats—and Long Island recently gained another authentically Szechuan-style Chinese restaurant with Cheng Du in Franklin Square.

Situated in an expansive space on and peppers, served in a sizzling bustling Hempstead Turnpike near mini-wok with black mushrooms, Franklin Avenue, Cheng Du’s menu bamboo shoots and plenty of gathers selections from the Sichuan peppercorns. Additional proteins Province, while also reaching are up to the eater and include into other regions for tastes from pork, chicken, tofu, beef, fish, lamb, Taiwan, Japan and Americanized shrimp and pork intestines. Much Chinese food. It’s all part of a solid of the same ingredients show up in effort by the owners to cater to a another fiery option, the dry-pepper wide spectrum of tastes, while also fried dishes and hot sauce flavor shining a spicy light on food that dishes. But a major standout on the might be a tad adventurous for some eaters. Chengdu-style menu is the The 20-or-so cumin flavor section, items on the particularly the Americanized cumin-crusted menu features beef stir fry with all the favorbell peppers, ites—General dry peppers, Tso’s Chicken, long hot pepper steak, peppers and sweet and onions. Even sour chicken, before tasting, etc.—but with a the aromatic talented kitchen essence fully engulfs staff possessing an the senses from first obvious mastery of their whiff. The interesting Handmade veggie thing about spicy food craft, delving deeper dumplings into the rest of the menu is the addictive nature is crucial. Chengdu-style means of the burn—it’s truly a “hurts so heat—that ethereal, other-worldly, good” scenario—and that certainly mouth-numbing heat born of is the case with the cumin beef. The peppercorns, dried peppers and mouth goes numb, the brow begins fermentation. And the restaurant’s to sweat and before you know it, Chengdu-style definitely conveys you’ve completely devoured every that philosophy. morsel on the dish. And it’s not just First there’s all-encompassing the spiciness of the dish. The texture hot pot. A bubbling cauldron of oils is exquisitely pleasing, as the cumin 26B | SPRING DINING GUIDE • MARCH 20 - 26, 2019

crust alters the structure of the meat and the peppers and onions maintain a satisfying crunch. Transitioning into other regional cuisine, Cheng Du offers the Taiwanese Three Cup Chicken. Named for the traditional use of three cups of sauce (soy, rice wine and sesame oil) in the recipe, the dish is deeply flavorful and dotted with basil and whole cloves of garlic. Don’t be turned off by the those big garlic chunks—the cooking process renders the garlic soft and gentle, with a roasted butteriness that permeates the dish. Other Chef’s Special dishes include Lion Head Meatballs, Hot & Spicy Grilled Fish, honey walnut shrimp and braised pork belly. Cheng Du also boasts an authentic dim sum menu with soup dumplings, Taiwanese buns, scallion pancakes and the absolute standout, the handmade dumplings. Painstakingly crafted by the chef, the sticky, doughy dumplings pockets of mouth-bliss with ingredients to match. The vegetable versions in particular came highly recommended by the chef and for good reason—for they contain much more than just the mushy cabbage you see at most Chinese establishments, opting instead for a variety of rough-chopped, fresh vegetables. It’s a time-consuming preparation that is well worth the wait. And finally, the humble, yet impossibly grand, noodle. Cheng Du takes great care of its noodles with an array of cold and hot dishes, some spicy, some more restrained. The finest among them might be the Dan Dan Noodles with minced pork. Smooth with a peanut-foward spicy sauce, the noodles possess a silky and bouncy texture that is matched perfectly with the grit of the minced pork, while the taste is at once sweet, salty and savory, surrounded by an earthy umami. There is also a respectable sushi

Cumin beef menu that hits all the right notes without being overwhelmingly abundant in choices. There are regular and hand rolls, along with special rolls and sushi entrées. Meanwhile, the Monday through Friday lunch special is hard to beat with an array of options, all with choice of soup, for around $8. Any write up for Cheng Du Chinese Restaurant would not be complete without a mention of the inventive cocktails—such as the Mulholland Drive, a twisted, mind-altering drink containing a secret blend of ingredients and named after the surrealist movie of the same name. Cheng Du also mixes cocktails like Blue Velvet, their take on a margarita, as well as the Red Turtle, a heady mix with campari. Cheng Du is exactly the place if you want Chinese comfort food, but also want to step out of the white take out box and try something authentic. Cheng Du Chinese Restaurant, 947-949 Hempstead Tpke., Franklin Square, 516-358-1603/1697, www. chengduny.com

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The New York International Auto Show, which will take place in the Javits Center from April 19 o kick off the New York to 28, will feature thousands of International Auto Show, cars. The journey to become a fithe World Car Finals will nalist in this competition, though, take place on April 17, kicking off took quite some time. the week-long event in style. The Road to World Car, as the The finalists for this prestigious group calls it, is a yearly journey award have been announced, that follows more than 80 jourwith the Jaguar I-PACE leading the nalists from across the globe. way. The all-electric Jaguar is up The nonprofit group test drives vefor World Car of the Year, World hicles of all manufacturers prior to Green Car of the Year and World voting for the most prestious ones Car Design of the Year. of all. It includes journalists from Each category features three Asia, Europe and North America, cars vying for the top prize. The with a goal of complementing, but Jaguar is joined by the Suzuki doesn’t want to “compete with Jimny and the Audi e-tron as the existing national and regional only cars to be up for multiple COTY awards, which are inherentawards. ly different in scope.” Jwolkin@antonmediagroup.com

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WORLD CAR from page 19A “The all-new A7 offers the best of three worlds—the spaciousness of a sedan and versatility of a sportback, with the emotional design of a coupe,” an Audi statement said. “A minimal use of chrome on the exterior allows the A7’s distinctive body proportions to stand out.” Overall, Audi has placed three of its vehicles in this year’s top ranking. The e-tron Audi e-tron source: is up for World Car (Photo Audi USA) of the Year and the World Green Car of the Year, a combination that the I-PACE has also achieved. But it’s the Jaguar I-PACE that’s been making the most noise in 2019. “It’s an all-electric vehicle that’s absolutely gorgeous,” Tony Anton, general manager of Jaguar Freeport, said. “The battery is actually located on the floor of the car, giving the center of gravity of the car so low that it’s the most stable car I’ve ever driven in my life.”

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World Urban Car Hyundai AH2 / Santro Kia Soul Suzuki Jimny World Luxury Car Audi A7 Audi Q8 BMW 8 Series World Performance Car Aston Martin Vantage McLaren 720S Mercedes-Benz AMG 4-door Coupe World Green Car Audi e-tron Hyundai Nexo Jaguar I-PACE World Car Design of the Year Jaguar I-PACE Suzuki Jimny Volvo XC40

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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Because everyone has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, it’s impossible to prescribe one solution for everyone. However, most of this week’s challenges will be handled by tending to the basics of all human beings: proper rest, nutrition, exercise and light. All other success will spring from this. Lucky color: yellow. Lucky item: a spoon. Lucky day: Friday. Lucky number: 26. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). The world’s demands are at odds lately with your own ambitions, but it’s only because the world does not yet understand about your ambitions. The world will make more room for you to do your thing when you’re actually doing it. Then most common reactions will be to give you space or figure out how to join in. Lucky color: white. Lucky item: a bell. Lucky day: Thursday. Lucky number: 17. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Don’t worry, the people you think are awesome are not having an easier life than you. No one is consistently successful without trials; it’s friction that makes for a shining gem of a human. What’s happening now feels more like a slog than actual adversity. Just know that showing up every day is making you great. Lucky color: red. Lucky item: a window. Lucky day: Sunday. Lucky number: 49. CANCER (June 22-July 22). How you define yourself matters but mostly just to you. It’s a highly personal thing and an ongoing process. Be reasonable. Show yourself love and respect by refusing to be overly strict or lofty in your self-concept, which is a rooky move and a recipe for disaster. First and foremost, you’re human. Lucky color: pink. Lucky item: a feather. Lucky day: Saturday. Lucky number: 44. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Sometimes, in an act of sabotage, your action flies in the face of your intent. Sure, you may have deep reasons for not supporting yourself, but maybe you also don’t have time or desire to get into all of that this week. Lighten up. Make one small move to get back on track, and then another. It’s a rinse and repeat situation. Lucky color: blue. Lucky item: a bowl. Lucky day: Monday. Lucky number: 17. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Those who try to win through domination are playing the short game. The tactic is unsustainable. These types will burn themselves out with all the energy it takes to feed the black hole of their egos. In the meantime, stay focused on your goals. You can make real progress if you don’t get distracted by ridiculousness. Lucky color: orange. Lucky item: a whistle. Lucky day: Thursday. Lucky number: 26. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Force always has a backlash. Organic growth happens slowly but is strong, stable and resilient -- unlikely to swing back and hurt you. Instead of trying to aggressively force yourself into a desired mindset, give yourself room to grow into the person you want to be in whatever time it takes to do it. Lucky color: black. Lucky item: a pen. Lucky day: Wednesday. Lucky number: 36. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Getting the evidence that you are loved is a delight, especially when the expression happens to be native to your love language. The only thing that’s even better this week is when you love another in this way and feel that you’ve really helped that person reach a sense of belonging. Lucky color: purple. Lucky item: a picture. Lucky day: Friday. Lucky number: 31. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The way up the ladder used to include seeking mentorship from those older and more established. Now, there is no ladder. More established people know less than the youngers who grew up in the digital world. You’ll succeed with the receptive mindset of one who loves being a perpetual student of life. Lucky color: gold. Lucky item: a ball. Lucky day: Monday. Lucky number: 33. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Even though you love a good challenge, sometimes the biggest challenge is realizing that you have nothing to prove. This week brings the wisdom to predict when a challenge isn’t a good fit for you. And you’ll get much satisfaction from focusing on what’s right for you instead of what’s impressive to others. Lucky color: brown. Lucky item: a key. Lucky day: Tuesday. Lucky number: 29. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Consider applying the rules of the martial art aikido in your dealings with yourself this week. Instead of trying to overcome the enemy, join with the momentum and send it on its way. Consider the wisdom of the inimitable comic Ruth Buzzi, “Sometimes I wrestle with my demons. Other times we just snuggle.” Lucky color: green. Lucky item: a photo. Lucky day: Thursday. Lucky number: 12. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You’re alert, and your neurons are firing -- maybe a little too much. Having a lot of thoughts can feel uncomfortable -- a rowdy, unwelcome mental crowd. But hey, there are excellent ideas in that crowd! The secret is to exercise. Your bodily wisdom will settle those thoughts, and the best will rise to the top. Lucky color: sky blue. Lucky item: a cat. Lucky day: Sunday. Lucky number: 2.

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.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced that, following their push, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has been permanently reauthorized. The LWCF has been instrumental in preserving some of the nation’s most important and iconic public spaces, and has invested more than $336 million in funding to protect public lands, water resources, and historic sites across New York State. Additionally, according to the Outdoor Recreation Association, outdoor recreation projects and sites annually generate approximately $41.8 billion in consumer spending and provide 313,000 jobs throughout New York State alone. Schumer and Gillibrand cosponsored legislation to permanently reauthorize the LWCF before it expired last year, but Congress

did not pass it and let the program expire. In this new Congress, Schumer and Gillibrand successfully fought to include the reauthorization in the Natural Resources Management Act, which was signed into law on Tuesday. “I’m proud to announce that, following our push, permanent reauthorization for the Land and Water Conservation Fund—the nation’s premier conservation program—has been signed into law,” said Schumer. “The Land and Water Conservation Fund has provided millions in federal funding over decades to protect many of New York’s breathtaking natural treasures and historical landmarks. In the process, it has contributed to preserving hundreds of acres of parks, generating billions in economic activity, and helping create over 300,000 jobs in the outdoor economy of New York. Passage of this critical legislation

will help ensure that New Yorkers and tourists alike can continue to enjoy the state’s spectacular public lands, natural areas and historical sites for generations to come.” “I’m very excited to announce that the Land and Water Conservation Fund has just been permanently reauthorized. The Land and Water Conservation Fund is one of the most important programs we have to protect our nation’s natural and historic treasures. In New York, it has played a key role in preserving landmark sites such as the Adirondack Lakes, the Saratoga Battlefield National Historical Park, and Coney Island Boardwalk” said Gillibrand. “It’s an absolute shame that Congress allowed the Land and Water Conservation Fund to expire last year, which is why I fought to make the program permanent and ensure that our nation’s resources can be preserved

for generations to come. I will always fight to protect the natural beauty and historic legacy of New York State, and I’m proud to see this legislation signed into law.” The LWCF has provided funding to protect sites of natural and historic importance throughout the country for more than 50 years. The LWCF does not rely on taxpayer funds and instead uses revenue collected from offshore oil and gas development to purchase lands from willing sellers for the purposes of conservation. It also provides grants to states for recreation planning, acquisition of lands and waters, and facility development. Permanent reauthorization of the LWCF would provide consistent funding for projects overseen by the program to help preserve national parks and wilderness areas across the country. —Nassau County

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KFC’s loose interpretation of Nashville Hot Chicken. (Photo source: KFC)

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hornton Prince III was a legendary womanizer in 1930s Nashville. The owner of a small eatery called the Chicken Shack, old Thornton was known to get himself mired in many trysts, much to the chagrin of whatever poor woman claimed to be his steady girlfriend at any given moment. One of those girlfriends, whose name is lost to history, decided to attempt a measure of revenge and inadvertently created one of the greatest culinary wonders ever committed to a menu. After Thornton stayed out particularly late one night, the unnamed girlfriend woke up early to cook her man breakfast. She fixed him some fried chicken, but to give him the burn she believed he deserved, she loaded the chicken with an obscene amount of chili powder, cayenne pepper and any other spice she could get her spurned hands on. But instead of spicing him onto a path of contrition, the brutal concoction brought a heat that he immediately knew would forever change the course of fried chicken. Eventually, Thornton and his brothers would refine the recipe and open the old chicken shack anew, under the name Prince’s

This T-shirt from the Music City Hot Chicken Festival says it all. (Photo source: Facebook) Hot Chicken Shack—which is still in business and is currently run by Thornton’s great-nephew, André Prince Jeffries.

Today, there are an estimated two dozen restaurants in the Nashville area that serve hot chicken, and there’s even a Music City Hot Chicken Festival held every July. Unfortunately, we Long Islanders aren’t so lucky. Internet research yields precious few establishments serving the dish, and most that do boast a version of Nashville Hot Chicken are found in the city. But as we approach National Hot Chicken Day on March 30, let’s discover the eateries where Long Islanders can find some spicy bird. Nashville Hot Chicken is deep fried, with the “hot” aspect traditionally added immediately after it comes out of the fryer. The two key ingredients to true Nashville Hot Chicken spice paste are lard and cayenne pepper, with additional ingredients including sugar, garlic, chili powder or bottled hot sauce. The spice paste is heated and heaped onto the chicken in varying amounts. It’s served atop two slices of white bread and finished with pickle slices. It’s important to note that Nashville Hot Chicken is not chicken with buffalo sauce. Nashville hot is much more of a “dry” sauce, rather then the sloppy hallmark of buffalo wings. The taste is also far different, offering a smokier taste along with a more intense, deeper burn. But where is Nashville Hot Chicken on Long

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Island? Is it anywhere? Well, fast-food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken sells a somewhat reasonable facsimile of hot chicken—it’s called “Nashville Hot Chicken” and is indeed served with pickle slices, but alas, no white bread. However, one of the problems with KFC—and there are many—is that their hot chicken is served in a slimy pool of oil and grease. Also, KFC’s quality varies greatly store-tostore. To sum it up: The Colonel is not what we need in our hot chicken dealer. Rockville Centre’s haven of fried food, Bucket List, does in fact serve their own take on hot chicken.

But the restaurant recently ceased operation of its full-service restaurant, opting to move into a new space across the street as a quick-service eatery. Luckily, Nashville Hot Chicken will in fact remain on the menu at the relaunched Bucket List. And this is good news, as that eatery’s hot chicken gets as close as possible to the authentic dish, right down to the white bread. Radio Radio in Huntington is another restaurant that graciously dabbles in the state dish of Tennessee. The restaurant, specializing in southern fare that crosses regional lines, brings

Nashville-style hot chicken with a skillfully prepared hot oil that actually works to coat your mouth—thus keeping the burn going after the bird is long gone. Back in Rockville Centre, Copper Pot Chicken Co. brings Nashville hot to the table, offering it as a side sauce and also incorporating the preparation into a chicken sandwich. But beyond that, Nashville Hot Chicken becomes much more difficult to locate in Nassau County. So, head west to Long Island City, where Sweet Chick— co-owned by rapper Nas—began serving hot chicken when it opened a couple of years ago. And of course, Brooklyn has plenty of hot chicken spots as well. One of which is Peaches HotHouse on Tompkins Avenue where hot chicken is not only the main event, it is also offered in a devastating “extra hot” style that the owners warn is not for the faint of heart. Of course, if you absolutely had to, you could recreate Nashville Hot Chicken in your own kitchen. Just be sure you have the authentic ingredients on hand, including plenty of buttermilk. Check out the recipe at www.saltandwind.com/recipes/317-hattie-bs-hot-chicken-recipe, which cops the recipe used by another hot chicken legend, Hattie B’s of Nashville. Nashville Hot Chicken can be had on Long Island—you just have to know where to look. And when you finally get your hands on some, be sure to thank Thornton Prince III for his philandering ways.

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pring is coming fast this year and after a bitter winter, we’re chomping at the bit to get out of the house and enjoy the beautiful weather. And while Long Island has its own amazing hot spots, having New York mere minutes away affords

Long Islanders a unique opportunity to spend spring in the most exciting city in the world.

The High Line One of the most iconic and beautiful areas of the city, the High Line, is a park that rose from refurbished elevated train tracks and is one of the

must-visit pieces of nature for anyone looking to spend spring in the city. Carefully curated plants of all types transport you outside of the city and into a wilderness dotted with public art exhibits and constant activities. Visitors can salsa dance with music legends, stargaze through powerful telescopes, or even join meditation or tai chi courses to connect with your inner self. Regardless of what you’re looking for in one of the most beautiful public spaces in the city, the High Line has something just for you.

The Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Gardens The Orchid Show has always been New York’s love letter to spring and this year will be no different as the Botanical Gardens celebrates Asian tropical flowers through The Orchid Show: Singapore. A deeply significant flower in Singapore’s culturally rich history, the beautiful multi-colored orchids are the perfect cure to any winter funk that might still be hanging around on shoulders. The Orchid Show is open now and will run until Sunday, April 28. Tickets are $23 for weekdays and $28 for weekends. Food and drinks will be available for purchase as well.

The World’s Fare In another throwback tribute to a storied period in New York’s history, head on down to Citi Field this spring for The World’s Fare, a recreation of the famous New York World’s Fair of

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Dance the night away at the Jazz Age Lawn Party. 1964. Set up camp from May 18-19 and sink into Queen’s incredibly dynamic and rich cultural heritage as you sample curated cuisine, an extensive beer garden and live entertainment. Visiting The World’s Fare in its second year is an incredible way to experience the diversity and camaraderie of the city in spring.

Hiking in the Bronx When spring in the concrete jungle can get constricting, it’s important to get away every now and then. Luckily you don’t have to go far—there are

great spots to hike right here in the boroughs. Places like the Kazimiroff Nature Trail at Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx allow for a quick escape to take in the simpler things, right off the subway. At 2,700-acres, including more than 13 miles of shoreline, a trip around the nature trail on a beautiful spring day can be just the thing to get away from it all, not too far from home.

Jazz Age Lawn Party Travel back in time to the age of swing and Prohibition just by joining

this incredible party. The Roaring Twenties party is now in its 14th year of bringing the electricity and rebellion of the 1920s back to the modern age. Started in 2005 by performer Michael Arnella, the festival has exploded and become well-known as one of the most polished and family-friendly events in the city. Learn to dance like a flapper, take vintage photos or admire the rides of the Jazz Era at the 1920s motorcar exposition. Beginning on June 15-16 and continuing again later in the summer, dance winter away at this throwback classic event.

Frieze New York Art Fair This spring at Randall Island, more than 200 art collectors and artists will flex their muscles at the Frieze Art Fair, one of the most anticipated art events of the year. Beginning on May 2 and running until May 5, Frieze will demonstrate artwork of more than 190 galleries from more than 30 countries. The fair will also contain contributions from some of New York’s most prestigious restaurants and eateries. Tickets are only available online in advance and can be ordered at www.frieze.com.

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ne of the most anticipated sporting events of the year has arrived. Every year, March Madness provides a perfect showcase of the best basketball teams in the country while also giving a platform to the smaller schools who, while they are the best of their respective conferences, are often overshadowed. But sometimes, the perfect amount of chaotic energy is injected into the tournament and upsets happen left and right. If you fill out a bracket for the tournament, here’s just a few teams to look out for in hopes of avoiding the dreaded bust.

season and didn’t lose again until late in February. The balanced attack the Wolfpack presents to opponents makes it harder to beat them. Senior forward Caleb Martin, 2018 Mountain West Player of the Year, has once again had a great year for the team leading them with 19.2 points per game. His range as a shooter has helped the team build insurmountable leads that opponents can’t come back from. Meanwhile, senior forwards Jordan Caroline and Caleb’s twin brother, Cody Martin, bring their own specialty to the table, with Caroline being the best on the team in rebounds while Cody has been the team leader in assists.

Buffalo One of five teams in the state of New York that will be playing in the tournament, Buffalo has been one of the most dominant teams in the NCAA this season with only three losses in 31 games during the regular season. Head coach Nate Oats is in his fourth year coaching the team, and his winning percentage is his best yet going into the NCAA tournament. The team is made up of plenty of great talent, with the standout player being senior guard C.J. Massinburg. He averaged 18.3 points, 6.6 rebounds and three assists per game and won Mid-American Conference Player of the Year honors. Senior guard Jeremy Harris has also played a leading role on this team with a 14-point average and 2.9 assist average while senior forward Nick Harris, off the bench, has scored 14.4 points per game and leads the team in rebounds. The offensive-heavy team ranks fifth nationally in points per game and 15th in points total. Their ability to run up the score will be a test for any higher ranked team that has weaknesses on defense.

Murray State If you follow college basketball but don’t look too much into the midmajor teams, this year’s Murray State team might be relatively unknown

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per game and assist percentage. He’s eighth in the nation with 24.6 points per game. The sophomore guard will be hard to stop when the tournament gets underway.

Nevada Although it has slowed down as of late, Nevada is still a tough team to deal with. While the team isn’t statistically among the best teams in the league, they have only four losses on the season. They had a 14-game winning streak to start the

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If this team didn’t win their conference championship, they would’ve gotten an at-large bid into the tournament. That’s rare for mid-major schools to get that opportunity, but Wofford is special. The team hasn’t lost a game since December and was undefeated in Southern Conference play this year. The team is ranked third nationally in total points and second in total field goals. The player to watch on this team is senior guard Fletcher Magee, who just won his second conference player of the year award in a row. His 20.5 points is among the best in the nation, but he’s specifically great at shooting three-pointers. His 151 successful three-point attempts is the best in the nation, with 135 being second-best. Senior forward Cameron Jackson leads the team with 7.5 rebounds per game, making him a perfect complement for a centerpiece like Magee. No team has been able to stop this team in more than three months, and that’s why the prospect of playing them in March Madness should be terrifying. JOY DIDONATO Director of Circulation LINDA BACCOLI Director of Business Administration

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