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Horror Comes Home Michael Myers takes another stab at sequels in Halloween

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TheHalloween Shapejump-scares Returns To Form into theaters

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Michael Myers returns to Haddonfield with a grudge.

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n Halloween night in the sleepy suburban town of Haddonfield, IL, in 1963, 6-year-old Michael Myers stabbed his older sister Judith to death with a kitchen knife. The young Myers was taken to the Smith’s Grove Sanitarium where he was placed under the psychiatric care of Dr. Sam Loomis until he escaped, found a creepy white mask and decided to go home again.

What followed was a Halloween night killing spree in 1978, when Myers brutally murdered four people and two dogs in his hometown while stalking all-American girl Laurie Strode, his supposed sister and town babysitter. Strode, with the help of a coat hanger, knitting needle and some wellplaced gunshots from Dr. Loomis, survived that night—but they quickly learned that it takes far more than a few bullets to kill the Boogeyman.

And thus surmises the events of the original Halloween, John Carpenter’s classic slasher flick that defined a genre and beget

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seven sequels, a 2007 reboot (which had a sequel of its own in 2009) and numerous imitators, including the Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street franchises. Now, Michael Myers—or, “The Shape” as he came to be known— returns to Haddonfield 40 years later with an all-new Halloween timeline, picking up four decades after the events of the 1978 original while pretending the aforementioned sequels and reboots never happened.

In the film, which was released Oct. 19, Jamie Lee Curtis returns to the role of Laurie Strode, as she continues to deal with the trauma of that fateful Halloween night all those years ago and readies herself for a showdown with Michael.

Though she did return for two of the previous sequels, Curtis said this new iteration was an opportunity to mark a fresh path for her character—who had spent her entire life preparing for the return of the monster in the white mask.

“It’s its own movie with a complete history linked to the past,”

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HALLOWEEN from page 3A said Curtis. “Yet, it’s in its own story 40 years later. The two movies, side by side, are perfect bookends and complements—telling the same story with new generations in the same simple, clear, iconic way that Halloween was and continues to be.”

The new vision comes from the creative team of director David Gordon Green, writer Jeff Fradley, writer/producer Danny McBride and producer Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions, among others. None other than the godfather of horror himself, John Carpenter, returns as executive producer to help breathe new life into the characters he created in 1978 with Debra Hill.

The legendary filmmaker said the biggest change with the 2018 version, outside of the creative sphere, is the budget, which far surpasses the original effort when shoestring was the name of the game—and saw Carpenter being as frugal as possible, even down to the iconic score, which Carpenter himself composed in a pinch.

“The distributor asked me to make this film for 200,000 bucks, and I said, ‘Sure I can. I just want creative control and my name above the credits,’”

Jamie Lee Curtis is back as Laurie Strode, defending her life against Michael Myers.

said Carpenter, as he reflected on his creation and why audiences continue to be terrified by this embodiment of fear. “Michael Myers, with his mask and his gas-station attendant’s uniform, is a character who is between a human being and the supernatural.”

The lore of Michael Myers has reached mythical proportions—and with the gore-soaked buzz being produced by this latest adaption, you can bet The Shape will return to take a stab at a new collection of victims.

“He is the ultimate force of evil. He

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is ruthless, and there’s no reasoning or praying to God to save you,” said Carpenter. “He has a single purpose and that’s to kill you. Michael Myers is a relentless force of nature. He’s just coming, and you got to get out of his way.”

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HORROR SEQUELS

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ardly shining examples of the best in filmmaking, slasher movies keep coming like the lifeless killing machines they portray. Whereas the 2018 version of Halloween returns the franchise to the spirit of the original, the series itself is pock-marked with silly sequels featuring increasingly ridiculous scenarios. And that seems to be the case with most horror franchises—a great original, followed by awful sequels that were clearly produced for the cash-grab. However, even terrible movies possess some merit, whether originality, performances or pure body count. Diminishing returns might be the way of the horror genre, but there is always the chance for a seasoned filmmaker to deliver the goods. With that in mind, here are the best of the most terrible horror sequels of all time.

Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives By the time the sixth installment of Friday the 13th hit theaters in 1986, the slasher genre had largely gone cold. How many times can a group of drunken, scantily clad, oversexed teens be lured to an abandoned summer camp to be ambushed by undead maniac Jason Voorhees? Turning the franchise on its head and toward a more comedic, self-aware approach, filmmakers filled Jason Lives with winking nods to the genre itself and campy kills. One actor even breaks the fourth wall to berate the audience for its insatiable blood lust. But the movie is also filled with high stakes and genuinely creepy moments, specifically when Jason stalks a cabin full of actual adolescents.

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Slasher Flicks

When inventiveness saves the later entries in horror movie franchises

Child’s Play 2

Chucky, the criminally possessed doll that loved his owner Andy a little too much, was burned beyond recognition at the end of the first installment of the franchise. The sequel takes the burned remains and uses it to make new dolls and— wouldn’t you know it—Chucky is reborn to slash again.

Child’s Play 2 is twisted, sick, weird and often hilarious, with a climatic scene set in factory where more of the “Good Guy” dolls are being constructed. This sets up Chucky’s death scene where he is mutilated, covered in molten plastic and eventually blown up with an industrial air hose. This time, he is almost certainly dead for good. Or is he?! (Note: he is not.)

Halloween III: Season of the Witch

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors Freddy Krueger’s main advantage is that his victims have no means of defending themselves once inside of his dream world. Dream Warriors turns this plot point on its head by introducing lucid dreaming as a technique for his targets to use to fight back. Set in some sort of halfway house for troubled youths, Dream Warriors is loaded with imaginative kills that perfectly fit the personalities of the victims. (For example, Freddy’s claws transform into syringes to give a recovering addict a fatal overdose.

Geez.) Then there’s Freddy’s personality, which was always somewhat sadistically comical. In Dream Warriors he truly becomes the quippy bastard we all grew to love— lots of terror, but also plenty of entertainment.

After Halloween II killed off Michael Myers for what was supposed to be the last time, the filmmakers decided to transform the Halloween franchise into a horror anthology series, with a new premise to come in subsequent films.

With no sign whatsoever of Michael Myers, Halloween III: Season of the Witch was to be the first of this creepy experiment.

Fans clearly missed that white mask, as the movie failed miserably.

However, reexamination of the film reveals an inventive and chilling take where children are brutally killed by sinister Halloween masks that are somehow tainted with a Celtic curse.

It’s a transgressive plot choice that must be seen to be believed.

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Alice Cooper’s Paranormal Fountain Of Youth

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lice Cooper is 70 years old, and while there are those who may cling to the idea that it’s better to burn out than to fade away, the man born Vincent Damon Furnier has no intention of doing just that. He’s just released his latest album, A Paranormal Evening at the Olympia Paris and is out on the road regaling his fan base with a combination of theatricality and hard rocking music that set the tone for everyone from David Bowie to Guns N’ Roses.

The double-CD set features plenty of classics, including “Under My Wheels,” “Billion Dollar Babies,” “I’m Eighteen,” “Only Women Bleed” and “School’s Out,” all delivered by Cooper’s current band that includes guitarist Nita Strauss and drummer

Glen Sobel. It’s quite a different experience from when Cooper released his first live album in the late 1970s.

“I’m very critical about how we sound on stage. I’ve had so many different bands and everybody is sort of hand-picked. I’m always really nervous about live albums. This one kills me it’s so good. I listened to the whole thing with my mouth open going ‘Wow.’ I called Bob Ezrin and asked if he mixed it. He said ‘yeah’ and I said I could hear every single thing on the album. And the energy on it is like the show. The energy is so up on the album,” he explained.

For Cooper, it’s a major departure from the first go-round he had in putting out an official in-concert release.

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The Role Of Anger In Abusive Relationships

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any people think that anger management is about learning to suppress your anger.

The true goal should be to understand the message behind these feelings and to express them in a healthy way without losing control. The person who can do that will feel better, be more likely to have their needs met, be better able to manage conflict in their life and will strengthen their relationships.

However, in abusive relationships anger isn’t the real problem.

If you are involved with someone who has an anger problem, you likely feel like you’re constantly walking on eggshells around them. Your abuser wants you to feel this way. They could control their temper if they wanted to. They make deliberate choices to use their expressions of anger as a means of controlling you. You likely give them their way more often than

you would like because you are intimidated by how they would likely react.

Why do we put up with this? The answer is that we are only as oppressed as Jeremy Skow we allow ourselves to be. We get the relationships we are willing to put up with, not what we deserve. Consider how you enable your partner’s bad behavior. Do you make excuses for him? Do you feel bad when she is upset?

It is not your job to try to get your partner to “diffuse” or “control” her anger. Each angry person needs to take care of their anger and find appropriate ways of expressing it.

However, if an abuser is getting what they want from you they may not have the motivation to do so. If you allow,

excuse or forgive him repeatedly for his outbursts, why should he be expected to change?

While none of us can control another person’s anger, we are able to control how we respond to it:

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1. Remove yourself from the situation if your loved one does not calm down.

2. Wait for a time when you are both calm to talk to your loved one about the anger issue. Don’t bring it up when either of you is already angry.

3. Set clear boundaries about what you will and will not tolerate.

4. Consider counseling or therapy for assertiveness if you are having a hard time standing up for yourself.

5. Put your safety first if you feel unsafe or threatened in any way.

behavior we define to happen without doing anything about it, our line will slip lower and lower. Our self-esteem will drop, our partner will lose respect for us and continue to act out. If we have difficulties setting limits and boundaries it might be a good idea for us to consider counseling in order to learn how to be more assertive.

Utilize your support network (family, friends) to get ideas about how they expect to be treated by their partners. Do something different than you have done before when you are bombarded by someone else’s anger.

Don’t just hope that the situation will change by itself. Why should it?

Angry people get to stay in charge and threaten others by their explosiveness.

Set your “bottom line” and stick to it.

We are the only ones who can decide what we will allow or will not allow. We have our own conscience and sense of self-respect to live with. If we find ourselves allowing the “bottom line”

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A good glass of wine and some heartwarming comfort food. What could be better? Recipe pairings, of course.

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Black garnet in color, the Meritage Red Blend is a rich and complex wine that features fresh fruit aromas of blueberry and red plum with notes of leather, black licorice and deep roasted oak. A dense, rich mouthfeel is accented by flavors of bright red fruit, toasty oak, smoke, chocolate and citrus rind.

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Sticky Grilled Wings with Red Wine BBQ Sauce Wings: 3 lbs chicken wings 1½ tsp kosher salt ½ tsp ground black pepper 1 tsp smoked paprika ½ tsp garlic powder ½ onion powder 2 Tbsp olive oil Red Wine BBQ Sauce: 1 cup Spoken Barrel Red Wine 1½ cups ketchup ⅓ cup red wine vinegar ⅓ cup honey 2 Tbsp Dijon Mustard 1 Tbsp Worcestershire Sauce ½ tsp garlic powder ½ tsp onion powder 1. Preheat a grill to 350° F. In a large bowl toss the wings with the next six ingredients. Arrange the wings evenly on the grill, flipping occasionally, until they are golden brown and the skin is crisp, roughly 45 minutes.

2. Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan bring 1 cup of Spoken Barrel Red wine to a boil. Reduce the wine by half (½ cup). Stir in the remaining ingredients and bring to a boil. Simmer for 20

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As a chill grips the air and the leaves turn brilliant shades of red, yellow and orange, slip on your favorite scarf, step into your comfiest boots and take a trip into New York City for the sixth annual Harvest Fest on Saturday, Oct. 27.

Held in the Meatpacking District at Hudson River Park’s 14th Street Park (between West 14th and 15th Streets) from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the free event is in partnership with nearby Chelsea Market (West 15th Street).

Featuring a dance class led by a dancer from Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at 12 p.m., a dog

costume contest at 1:30 p.m. and allday entertainment like DIY trick-ortreat bags, VR stations, card making and face painting, Harvest Fest is sure to please guests of all ages.

The festival will also host vendors such as Lululemon, Paper Source, Madewell, Sephora and Google.

While exploring the park grounds, visitors can indulge in treats like pumpkin spiced churros, stuffed brownies, homemade breads and jams and Mexican hot chocolate. For those bringing their furry friends along for the fun, water stations will be available.

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Charles Wang, former majority owner of the New York Islanders, founder of CA Technologies and active philanthropist, died on Sunday at his home in Oyster Bay at the age of 74.

“Charles was an incredible and influential figure for Long Island, with both the extraordinary growth of Computer Associates (CA) and his purchase of the Islanders,” said Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, who developed a personal friendship with Wang. “His attempts to keep the Islanders on Long Island will long be remembered. As we move forward with the development of the Nassau Hub, we will remember his commitment to the site and the need to have a vision for opportunity and economic growth.”

Wang purchased the Islanders in 2000, at a time of major uncertainty for the National Hockey League (NHL) franchise. The Shanghai-born, Brooklynraised businessman would then pour his personal fortune into the team, saving it from relocation and keeping it on the ice at Nassau Coliseum until 2012 when, frustrated by the lack of political support for the coliseum’s renovation and his Lighthouse Project, he signed a deal to move the Islanders to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

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77-acre coliseum site with a new arena, 60-floor “lighthouse” tower, retail, restaurants and possibly even a minor-league baseball stadium and more than 2,000 housing units. Hempstead officials balked at the size of the plan, frustrating Wang for close to a decade until he signed the deal to move the Islanders in 2012. The team premiered in Brooklyn in 2015, one year after Wang sold the Islanders.

Though his vision for the coliseum property was stymied, this past year NYCB Live’s Nassau Coliseum operators RXR Realty and BSE Global announced a $1.5 billion project to develop housing, retail and office space on the site, dubbed “Nassau Hub.”

Meanwhile, the Islanders are targeting a new $1 billion home at Belmont Park.

But Wang’s legacy stretches beyond the team, the Lighthouse Project and his many showdowns with the Town of Hempstead. He served as the chairman of digital video company NeuLion from 2008 to 2016 and was the author of TechnoVision: The Executive’s Survival Guide to Understanding and Managing Information Technology, as well as Wok Like a Man, a collection of his favorite recipes. Wang will also be remembered for his many philanthropic ventures, including Smile Train, which provides free surgery to children in developing countries, and Project Hope, an international program working to develop ice hockey in China.

Wang is survived by his wife Nancy Li; children, Kimberly, Jasmine and Cameron; his mother, Mary; brothers, Anthony of Lloyd Harbor and Francis, of Napa, CA; and three grandchildren.

“Charles Wang, who proudly called Oyster Bay his home, will be remembered for his extraordinary success in business, both as the founder of CA Technologies and as the owner of the New York Islanders,” said Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino. “But, perhaps his most enduring legacy, will be as a visionary and a philanthropist, who left his indelible mark on Long Island and truly made a difference in the lives of others. He will be greatly missed.”

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Costumes, games and crafts were part of the magic to help children transcend above challenging situations for a day of scary fun. The “Spirit of Children” party was among nearly 100 Halloween parties hosted by Spirit Halloween at pediatric hospitals across the country. The Spirit of Children program also raises funds through customer donations at local stores and online, in addition to contributions from vendors and business partners. To date, the program has raised more than $510,000 for the Child Life program at the Cancer Center for Kids at NYU Winthrop Hospital. The program is dedicated to helping children understand and cope with the hospital experience including through therapeutic play, arts and crafts, entertainment and other diversions.

“As our young patients face complex challenges, we strive to provide a nurturing environment that promotes healing,” said Mark Weinblatt, MD, Chief of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at NYU Winthrop and Director of the CCFK. “The Spirit of Children party helped serve that purpose, providing children a wonderful diversion from the rigors of medical treatments.”

Spirit Halloween store volunteers were on hand to stir up a stormy brew of amusing entertainment, which included a ring toss on to a large witch’s hat, pumpkin painting, mask decorating, picking out costumes to don, and much more.

During the Halloween season in Spirit Halloween stores, customers ring an iconic purple cowbell each time a donation is made to Spirit of Children as part of its #MoreCowbell initiative.

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The Cancer Center for Kids at NYU Winthrop Hospital offers a range of early detection, diagnostic, intervention and treatment services, both inpatient and outpatient, for children’s cancers and blood disorders. Dramatic improvements have been made in pediatric cancer patient survival, with nearly 80 percent of children cured of their malignancies. Conditions treated at the Center include leukemia and lymphomas; bone, soft tissue and brain tumors; hemophilia; sickle cell disease and more.

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Attending a free Medicare seminar in your community can help you navigate these decisions so you can choose Medicare coverage that’s right for you.

Here are a few ways you can benefit from a Medicare seminar.

• Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage Plans. You will leave with a clear understanding of each, including pros and cons.

• Medicare, and or Medicaid eligibility. Plan options are offered for those with varying levels of Medicare and/or Medicaid. You will learn about health plans best suited for you, based on your eligibilities.

• Enrollment periods and late penalties. Not having this information can put you at risk for no coverage. You will become an expert in knowing these important dates, and understand when you could enroll in a plan.

• Provider Network: You can use this opportunity to find out if your primary care physician or specialists are in the plan’s network. If not, you can ask the plan to invite them to participate.

• Health and Wellness Benefits: Many plans offer health and wellness benefits over and above what is provided by Original Medicare, including dental, vision, hearing, alternative medicine, and fitness programs. You will learn about the plan’s covered benefits and how you can access it.

• Drugs in Formulary. Find out if the drugs your physician is prescribing are in the plan’s formulary. If not, learn about the process to request consideration that your drugs be included.

Learn more about AgeWell New York. Contact us today to attend a no-cost Medicare seminar in your community at 844-544-8169, events@agewellnewyork.com or agewellnewyork.com/imagine.

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Dr. Marlene Levy, PhD, DAIPM, is a NY State Licensed professional with 25+ years experience in

BRIEF COGNITIVE HYPNOTHERAPY • pain reduction • anxiety, stress management • test anxiety • weight reduction

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Physical Therapy Or Prescription Medication For Pain Management? ith October recognized as National Physical Therapy month, I wanted to share some information on the U.S. opioid epidemic, and how you and your loved ones can avoid being part of this national crisis.

In March 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued opioid prescription guidelines, recognizing that prescription opioids are appropriate in certain cases for pain management, but in other instances, recommends that patients choose physical therapy as an alternative to prescribed opioids. For example, the CDC supports exercise as part of a physical therapy treatment plan for pain or function problems, such as low back and hip pain, knee osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia.

I’ve had many patients arrive on their initial visit, frustrated and in pain, stating they’ve tried “everything” but still haven’t received any relief of their pain. After exploring their medical history, I often find that the attempts to relieve their pain, such as prescription medication, haven’t actually addressed the issue, but just reduced the symptoms without eliminating them.

What many people don’t realize, is that physical therapy isn’t just for the rehabilitation of injuries. This specific therapy has long been a safe and effective way to treat and manage

pain. Take, for instance, lower back pain (LBP). Approximately 80 percent of individuals will experience LBP at some point in their life. LBP has been documented as one of the top reasons people take sick days from work.

There are multiple treatments available for lower back pain, such as spinal manipulation, manual therapy and physical exercise—all of which can be addressed by a physical therapist. Why not consider that alternative option of care? Physical therapists don’t only address the pain. They work to ensure the patient restores or maintains their mobility, range of motion, strength and function, assisting to improve their overall quality of life.

Opioids, on the other hand, do play a role in addressing pain, but come with associated risks. Before accepting prescription pain medication, the best course of action would be to review the side effects of all prescribed medication, the risks vs. rewards and if the condition will be resolved or just provide temporary relief.

Take a few minutes to have the conversation with your doctor or a qualified medical professional, to ensure you are making the right choice for your health and well-being.

Your body will thank you for it.

John W. Nulty PT, DPT, MS, OCS, CSCS, is the clinical director and physical therapist at Professional Physical Therapy in West Islip.

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Empowering Those With ADHD Helps The Community And Economy

BY SCOTT DARREN SCHACHTER specialsections@antonmediagroup.com

2018 Dates Nov. 15th Dec. 20th Alzheimer’s & Dementia Caregiver Support Group

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“At The Hearing Connection, we help improve your quality of life, listen to your concerns, identify the problem, and recommend the best treatment for you while providing you with quality of care,” added Griffin.

A variety of hearing healthcare services include comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings, cleanings and repairs, custom hearing protection through the use of iPod earbuds and noise protection plugs, custom earmolds, amplified telephones and seminars and presentations about hearing conservation programs, employment and school hearing screening and educational consultations.

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fast, yet sometimes difficult to manage ability and brain.

Below, I have outlined some simple ways, steps and reasons why we should be empowering, embracing and encouraging communities to accommodate those with ADHD.

At Grace Plaza, we understand how difficult it can be to navigate and understand exactly what caring for someone you love with Alzheimer’s and Dementia looks like.

We invite you, your family, other caregivers and friends to join us for our monthly support group.

Here you will find a place to share your feelings, learn and exchange valuable caregiving information, and discover a supportive network of Grace Plaza staff and other families sharing a similar experience.

Meetings are held on the third Thursday monthly at 2pm in the First Floor Parlor.

For more information about the support group or for suggested RSVP, please contact facilitators Ellen or Debbie at 631-901-8708 or email egray@graceplaza.com outside-of-the-box ideas. It’s not a Why: Better Economy,

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“In my opinion, ADHD is a terrible term. As I see it, ADHD is neither a disorder, nor is there a deficit of attention. I see ADHD as a trait, not a disability. When it is managed properly, it can become a huge asset in one’s life.”

Those are the words of world-renowned, Harvard-educated ADHD specialist and psychiatrist Ned Hallowell. He also happens to have ADHD and dyslexia.

Like Hallowell, I too not only have ADHD and a learning disability (dysgraphia) but view ADHD not as a disability but an amazing ability that needs toBY be JENNIFER cultivated through FAUCI hope, jfauci@antonmediagroup.com empowerment and treatment.

In fact, I have spent the past school American year ccording speaking to at the various special Academy Audiologyand (AAA), education PTAsof(SEPTAs) leading October is National Audiology ADHD organizations discussing with Awareness Month and National our local communities and parents Protecthow Your Hearing Month. about and why we shouldSobewhat better time tochildren, address the healthand of empowering students your ears? adults who live with this amazing, Since 2005, the Hearing Connection in Massapequa has one purpose: to serve patients by providing them with the best possible hearing care based on an individuals needs. Through the use of a comprehensive array of services related to evaluation, rehabilitation and prevention of hearing impairment, The Hearing Connection assists patients of all ages, with Mary Margaret Griffin, AuD, at the helm.

Griffin began her career as an audiologist in 1997, later obtaining her doctorate of Audiology in 2005. As a member of the American Academy of Audiology, Griffin is proud to have helped thousands of people to improve the quality of their lives through better hearing.

“Hearing loss can lead to social isolation, depression and anxiety.

There are studies that also show a link between hearing loss and dementia,” said Griffin. “We encourage you to remember how important your hearing is to your daily life. Make an appointment to have your hearing tested by an audiologist.”

Attuned to the latest advances and products, the staff of The Hearing Connection provides patients with state of the art technology.

Additionally, every product sold includes the highest level of customer service from an experienced, trusted team.

For more information, call 516-8827079 or visit www.thehearing connection.com. Located at 83 Grand Ave., Massapequa.

Grace Plaza Nursing and Rehabilitation, a high caliber healthcare center for short-term rehab and long-term residency in Great Neck for almost 50 years, is enhancing its specialty in Alzheimer’s and other dementia care.

Recognized for its dedicated full floor dementia community with specialized activity programming, Grace Plaza has now boosted the level of its professional care staff with a unique certification status. Developed by the Alzheimer’s Association, the EssentiALZ Certification Program provides recognition for the knowledge of quality dementia care practices.

A person-centered approach has been taught to every Grace Plaza staff member who interacts with its residents living with dementia. From care aides, nurses and physical therapists to dining and maintenance staff, the participants, who are now essentiaALZ-certified, learned techniques and practices to help manage behavior and facilitate the assistance of activities of daily living.

Included in the program are guidance for bathing, dressing, eating; symptom

management; effective communication strategies; and coordinating a variety of physical and cognitive activities to address the full spectrum of cognitive levels.

Expanding Grace Plaza’s dementia care expertise to the outside community is their Alzheimer’s Caregiving Support Group that meets the third Thursday of every month at 2 pm in the Parlor located on the first floor. This program provides a very resourceful and supportive venue for spouses, adult children, and friends of people living with dementia.

Please contact Ellen Gray at 631-9018708 for additional information.

Grace Plaza Nursing and Rehabilitation is located at 15 St. Paul’s Place, Great Neck, NY 11021, 516-466-3001.

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Annual Katz Institute Luncheon And Fashion Show Raises Nearly $1 Million

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orthwell Health and the Americana Manhasset raised more than $900,000 for women’s health at the 26th annual Katz Institute for Women’s Health Luncheon and Fashion Show featuring four designers: alice + olivia, Bandier, Theory and Zimmermann.

Ten patients of event honoree Karen Kostroff, MD, chief of breast surgery at Northwell Health Cancer Institute, took the stage at Old Westbury Gardens to share their personal stories of how breast cancer has impacted their lives and their gratitude for the exceptional care they received.

“Karen Kostroff is an extraordinary breast cancer surgeon who has dedicated herself to our patients for more than 26 years and we are proud to have her as Northwell’s first physician honoree,” said Stacey Rosen, MD, Northwell Health’s vice president of women’s health. “The outpouring of patients in the room as well as on stage speaks to not only her clinical

Honoree Karen Kostroff, MD, with her patients. excellence but the compassionate care she provides.”

Gina Samet was seven months pregnant with her son when she got the shocking diagnosis of invasive breast cancer. Kostroff laid out a treatment plan and timeline for Samet and her baby. Her son Luke was delivered successfully at Katz Women’s Hospital at LIJ Medical Center. Today, Samet is a 35-year-old breast cancer survivor with a happy 4-year-old.

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The luncheon and fashion show supports critical women’s health programming at the Katz Institute for Women’s Health and was presented by the Partners Council for Women’s Health. The event was cohosted by Rosanna Scotto, co-anchor of Fox 5’s Good Day New York, and Neil Tanna, MD, associate director of plastic surgery at Northwell Health. This year’s funds will also support the development of a new Women’s Imaging

Center at the Center for Advanced Medicine in New Hyde Park.

“Our Imaging Center is going to be something so different and special, and our goal is not just to provide the most advanced imaging tests but also to have the best patient experience that anyone offers in our area,” said Nina Vincoff, MD, chief of breast imaging at Northwell Health. “Donor support is critical for us to be able to achieve our mission and it would not be possible for us to do the things we do every day for our community without the people who come out and support our events and support our health system.”

To date, the Katz Institute Luncheon and Fashion show has raised more than $10.2 million in support of women’s health. A luncheon sponsor since its inception, Americana Manhasset is integral to the success of the event. Visit the Northwell Health Foundation website for additional information.

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Many children are scared about visiting the doctor. This feeling can be a challenge for parents, because children typically have at least 20 well-visits to the pediatrician by the time they are 10 years old, and most likely even more when including sick visits. The combination of being touched by someone who is not familiar to them, the fear of pain from either the shots or the exam and an unfamiliar environment can cause a fear of doctors. Here are some tips to help your child feel more comfortable at the next appointment:

Prepare Knowing what to expect can help decrease anxiety. Consider reading books such as Richard Scarry’s Nicky Goes to the Doctor, The Berenstain Bears Go to the Doctor, Dora Goes to the Doctor, and What to Expect When You Go to the Doctor by Heidi Murkoff. Role play to help your child understand what will happen, and by using a child’s reasons and language explain how the visit will be beneficial: “the shot will keep you

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PARENTING MATTERS Graziella Simonetti healthy so that you can keep playing and having fun.” When you practice in a safe and familiar place, it helps your child feel more comfortable in the unfamiliar location. Get a toy doctor kit and play with the different instruments.

Bring comfort Bringing something from home helps lower stress levels by providing comfort, security and familiarity in an unfamiliar environment. Some doctors will do a practice exam on the dolls or stuffed animals brought from home; that can reduce anxiety. Also consider bringing games or activities that will keep your child distracted while waiting.

To the child, the medical table and the chair the parent sits on can feel 100 miles away from each other.

Having the child on your lap or next to you while you hold the hand can help him feel safe. The doctor can feel like a stranger and her touching your child can feel invasive and scary.

Coping strategies Teach your child ways to calm down, like taking deep breaths, focusing on objects in the room, closing the eyes and visualizing being somewhere else. You can also encourage your child to listen to music or a story through headphones. Sometimes, simply talking about what is scary can be helpful. Remind your child that he made it through the last visit and was fine afterwards.

Something pleasant to anticipate Set up a tradition of a special happening after each visit. Whether it is offering lots of praise and attention

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or a special trip to the store to get a toy, provide a positive reinforcement at the end of the visit. This is not a reward for not crying or getting upset.

It should not be tied to the behavior.

It may simply be used as an incentive and as a tool to alleviate anxiety.

Conclusion Being nervous before a doctor’s appointment is typical. However, if you notice that your child is scared and talking about it weeks or months in advance, and that the fear distracts him from his everyday life, it might be worth considering consulting with a specialist. This may be a sign of deeper anxiety that needs attention.

Graziella Simonetti is a parent educator for EAC Network’s Long Island Parenting Institute and works as an early childhood social worker for the New York City Department of Education.

She holds an advanced certificate in parent education from Adelphi University and is a NYSPEP credentialed parenting educator. Simonetti is a former kindergarten teacher.

Grateful Mom Celebrates 40th Birthday Post Whipple Surgery Emma Barros, who originally hails from Ecuador and now resides in Brentwood, reached a milestone that she feared she’d never live to see—the celebration of her 40th birthday with her loving husband and daughter, and 10 of her closest family members.

Joining in the family celebration at Long Island Jewish Medical Center was Gary Deutsch, MD, the innovative surgeon who realized that Barros was the perfect candidate for a complex surgery known as the Whipple procedure to cure pancreatic cancer.

The challenge arose from Deutsch’s decision to utilize the da Vinci robot to remove a large tumor instead of going with traditional laparoscopic surgery.

Earlier this year, Barros visited her doctor complaining of severe stomach pain that, she learned, was caused by gallstones. Even after having them removed surgically in March, the pain returned with new symptoms—Barros turned a yellow hue from jaundice and suffered terrible itching.

“I didn’t want to believe anything was wrong. My husband told me I was

turning yellow and I didn’t want to believe,” said Barros. “I even asked my daughter and she told me it was true.”

Barros returned to the emergency department at LIJ and learned that a gallstone was stuck in her bile duct, causing a blockage. Her doctors hoped to remove the gallstone endoscopically and to their surprise, Barros was found to have a large mass in the first part of the intestine. This

unexpected finding was biopsied and revealed that she had pancreatic cancer.

At this point, Barros met Deutsch, a surgical oncologist who decided that the robotic Whipple procedure (named after the surgeon who pioneered its use) was a better way to go.

“The reasons for using da Vinci were many,” said Deutsch. “By operating robotically, we have better

visualization with a high-definition 3D camera and more freedom of movement and dexterity. Also, such major abdominal surgeries traditionally resulted in longer incisions, more pain and scarring, and more recuperation time for the patient than da Vinci surgery. For Ms. Barros, we only needed to make five small incisions that are less than one centimeter in length. And, she was able to go home in four days.”

On Sept. 21, Deutsch performed the complex, 10-hour surgery—also called a pancreaticoduodenectomy— which involved the removal of the right side of the pancreas gland along with some of the surrounding intestine and a portion of the bile duct. She was back at home in less than a week, and was finally able to look forward to her 40th birthday.

Surrounded by her loving family and her surgeon, giant balloons and a birthday cake, Barros said simply, “It is such a blessing to be with my family today. This is a very special birthday.”

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he Hofstra Northwell School of Graduate Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies has received a three-year, $754,000 federal grant to create a program to increase the number of nurses in New York trained and certified as sexual assault nurse examiners (SANE).

The new SANE program, the only university- and health system-based program in New York State, will train nurses in Nassau and Suffolk counties, as well as the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.

Of the 17 emergency departments (EDs) that Northwell Health operates throughout the New York metropolitan area, only four are designated as SANE Centers of Excellence by the Department of Health. Those sites— North Shore University Hospital, Staten Island University Hospital North, Lenox Health Greenwich Village (LHGV) and Peconic Bay Medical Center—have 24-hour coverage by nurses who provide confidential medical care to victims of rape and sexual assault, and coordinate follow-up treatment and emotional support.

Amy Smith, a nurse practitioner at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills who started the SANE program at LHGV, has been designated as project coordinator for the new training program.

The absence of SANE nurses at hospitals often re-victimizes those who have suffered a sexual assault by having them recount what happened to ED administrative personnel, and then again to a nurse, physician or other clinician.

“People will show up to any hospital because they assume that when they see an `H,’ anything that they need can be taken care of at that facility,” explained Smith. “What happens is that the patient doesn’t get the care that they need because the staff doesn’t have all the special training that they need to deal with all the different facets of something that is not only a medical need but also a crime.”

The grant from the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration will enhance the existing academic-practice partnership between Hofstra University and Northwell Health, and include a

prior to entering the sensitive world of sexual assault.”

The inaugural class of 25 SANE students is expected to begin in early 2019.

Between January and June 2017, there were 1,240 sexual assault victims seen in emergency departments in localities served by Northwell Health.

“Offering this type of specialized education at Hofstra University to our nurses, will give us the ability to grow the program with the goal of having SANE coverage throughout the Northwell community,” said Smith.

—Submitted by Northwell Health Flushing resident Amy Smith, a nurse practitioner at LIJ Forest Hills who created a training program for forensic nurses at Lenox Hill Greenwich Village, has been tapped to be the project coordinator of the new program. collaboration with Hofstra’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law. “Participants in the program, who will be trained as forensic nurses, will be responsible for collecting evidence. They may be called to court to provide testimony, so the law school is going to be part of our curriculum and put the nurses through mock trials so they can be prepared for the pressure of what a defense attorney would put them through,” said Kathleen Gallo, PhD, MBA, RN, dean and professor of the Hofstra Northwell School of Graduate Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies and senior vice president of Northwell Health.

Composed of 40 hours of classroom training and 300 hours of hands-on clinical training, the SANE program will also feature standardized patients who are individuals trained to represent real sexual assault victims, helping nurses practice diagnostic and communication skills.

“These standardized patients help students learn how to perform a gynecologic exam and collect evidence on them personally,” said Gallo, who will be the primary investigator for the grant program. “Our students will be learning to provide compassionate care with standardized patients

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U.S. Representative DISTRICT 2

PETER T. KING*

REP, CON, IND, REF, TR Congressman Peter T. King is serving his 13th term in Congress.

Rep. King has earned the reputation of being an independent leader who always fights for his constituents even if it means bucking his own party. Rep. King has proven to be a staunch supporter of first responders as he obtained vital healthcare for firefighters, police, EMTs and constructions workers suffering from 9/11 illnesses. He has also been a leader in the battle against MS-13. Congressman King has also secured additional funding to combat deadly illnesses such as breast cancer, prostate cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.

Congressman King is a member of the Homeland Security Committee and Chairman of the Sub-Committee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence. He also serves on the Financial Services Committee and Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.

LIUBA GRECHEN SHIRLEY DEM, WFP, WEP Liuba Grechen Shirley is a Long Island native, nonprofit leader and mother of two. Liuba is running for Congress to provide affordable healthcare for all and stand up for working families. A fierce advocate for equal rights with extensive experience in the national and international sphere, Liuba served as a UN Women’s Global Champion for Women’s Economic Empowerment. As fifth generation Long Islanders, Liuba’s family taught her the value of hard work and the importance of community— and she and her husband are now raising their two young children in Amityville.

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TOM SUOZZI*

DEM, WFP, IND, WEP, REF Tom Suozzi, a CPA, attorney, former mayor and county executive, is the Congressman representing New York’s Third Congressional District.

Tom is a new kind of old-fashioned Democrat who values compassion for those less fortunate, support for a hardworking middle class, and a faith rooted in welcoming the stranger. Tom believes in fiscal responsibility, a strong national defense, healthcare reform and cares for the environment as part of God’s divine creation.

Tom has stood up for Queens and Long Island families by prioritizing support for our veterans, cleaning up the Navy Grumman Plume, securing funding for the Long Island Sound, and holding monthly town halls to hear from his constituents.

Tom resides in Glen Cove with his wife and three children.

DAN DEBONO

REP, CON Dan DeBono is a Navy SEAL, banker, and first time candidate.

Dan served at SEAL Team TWO in Virginia and deployed overseas to the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Africa during the Gulf War era.

He graduated with High Honors from the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business and spent 20 years in finance and investing.

Dan is an independent-thinker, his values of integrity, trust, loyalty, honor and perseverance are forged by his SEAL training and his experience with some of the leading financial institutions in the world. He is running on both the Republican and Conservative Party lines.

DISTRICT 4

KATHLEEN RICE*

DEM, WEP Kathleen Rice represents New York’s fourth congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives, where she serves on the Committees for Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs. She was first elected to Congress in 2014.

Rice began her career in public service as an Assistant District Attorney in Brooklyn. In 1999, Kathleen was appointed an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Philadelphia office. In 2005, Kathleen ran for District Attorney of Nassau County, where she defeated a 31-year incumbent and became the first woman elected District Attorney in Long Island history. Kathleen served as DA from 2006-2014.

Kathleen resides in Garden City.

AMEER BENNO

REP, CON, REF Ameer Benno is a civil rights and Constitutional law attorney from Bellmore. Benno’s family is from Israel, but he was born in the U.S. He attended Johns Hopkins University and Cornell Law School, serving thereafter as a prosecutor in the Manhattan D.A.’s Office and as a professor at New York Law School. He currently has his own law practice. Benno serves on the board of the NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers, and is an executive officer of the Nassau Lawyers’ Association. He is the president of the MerrickBellmore Jewish Community Council, and a board member of the Merrick Jewish Centre.

He is a member of the FreeportRoosevelt Chapter of the NAACP. Benno’s wife, Gayle, is an early childhood special education teacher. They have three daughters who attend public school in Bellmore.

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CARL MARCELLINO* KEMP HANNON* REP, CON, IND, REF Carl Marcellino was elected to represent the Fifth Senate District and serves as chairman of the Education Committee. Since becoming chair, aid to education has increased by $2 billion.

Marcellino also chaired the EnCon Committee and wrote more than 100 environmental laws. He was also chairman of the Investigations and Government Operations Committee.

He earned bachelor of arts and master of science degrees from New York University and a professional diploma in administration and supervision from St. John’s. After 20 years as a science teacher and administrator, he was elected Oyster Bay Town Clerk, a position he held until his Senate election.

JIM GAUGHRAN

DEM, WFP, WEP In 1983, Jim Gaughran was elected as Huntington Town Councilmember where he wrote one of New York’s first ethics laws that require local officials to disclose all their sources of outside income.

In 1987, Gaughran went on to become a Suffolk County Legislator. During his tenure, Gaughran worked with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass laws that took on gangs, combated the crack epidemic, and permanently preserved the Long Island Central Pine Barrens.

Currently, Gaughran serves as chairperson for the Suffolk County Water Authority. Under his leadership, the SCWA maintains two perfect AAA bond ratings, while ratepayers spend less on water than anyone else in the United States as a percent of their household income.

REP, CON, IND, REF Kemp Hannon is the current chair of the NYS Senate Committee on Health and a nationally recognized expert in health care policy. In 2012, Governor Cuomo appointed him to the Medicaid Redesign Team.

Hannon sponsored important laws such as the Concussion Management Act, the CARES Act, rape kit reforms and recently championed the 2017 $2.5 billion Clean Water Infrastructure Act. He continues to work on initiatives to fight the opioid epidemic, which have included “I-STOP” to help prevent pain killer overdoses and the 2018 Drug Take Back Act to give consumers free and convenient options to get medications out of their cabinets and safely disposed of.

KEVIN THOMAS

DEM, WFP, WEP Kevin Thomas is an attorney and an appointee of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights to the New York State Advisory Committee. He lives in Levittown and believes families on Long Island need someone to fight for them. As an attorney, Thomas worked tirelessly to bring justice to those who could not stand up for themselves.

Thomas’ campaign is about fighting for the less fortunate, those without a voice and those who have given up hope in the system. As an Indian American, who immigrated to the United States with his family when he was 10 years old, Thomas understands the promise that the United States holds and he believes that he is a living testament that the American dream still exists, and he believes every New Yorker should have the same opportunities that he had.

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ELAINE PHILLIPS*

REP, CON, IND, REF Elaine Phillips has earned a reputation in the Senate for bringing Republicans and Democrats together in a bipartisan way to deliver honest, responsive and effective government, fiscal responsibility and working to make it more affordable to live on Long Island. She stopped billions in tax increases sought by the Governor and Assembly and preserved middle class tax cuts. She doubled property tax rebates and tax credits for child care expenses. Elaine delivered funding for schools in addition to millions in grants for classroom enrichment, technology and school security. She wrote the new domestic violence law that keeps guns out of the hands of abusers, and co-sponsored the law to stop sexual harassment in the workplace.

ANNA KAPLAN

DEM, WFP, WEP Anna Kaplan was born Anna Monahemi in Tabriz, Iran to a Jewish family.

When the Islamic Revolution swept the country, Kaplan’s parents made the difficult decision to send her to the United States for safety. In 1995, Kaplan became a U.S. citizen.

Kaplan married and settled in Great Neck where she and her husband raised two daughters.

She was active in the public schools and her community and was asked to run for the Great Neck Library Board. She won and served a four-year term. During her third year, she was also appointed to the Town of North Hempstead Board of Zoning Appeals. In 2011, Anna was elected Town of North Hempstead Councilwoman for the Fourth District. In 2015, she was reelected to a second term as Town Councilwoman with 68 percent of the vote.

N.Y. Attorney General Comptroller LETITIA JAMES*

DEM, WFP, IND Letitia “Tish” James is the nominee of the Democratic, Working Families and Independence parties for New York Attorney General, running to fight for New Yorkers’ rights and to hold powerful interests, including Donald Trump, accountable. As Public Advocate, Tish serves as a watchdog over New York City government agencies and as an advocate and lawyer for the City’s most overlooked communities. She is a former public defender, Assistant Attorney General, and two-term New York City Council Member. In 2013, she became the first woman of color elected to citywide office.

If elected Attorney General, she would become the first woman of color to hold statewide office in New York. A proud Brooklynite, she is a graduate of CUNY Lehman College, and has a law degree from Howard University School of Law.

KEITH WOFFORD

REP, CON Keith Wofford is the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Attorney General. Keith was born and raised in Buffalo, where he grew up in a working-class neighborhood. With hard work and diligence, he received a scholarship to Harvard College, graduated cum laude, and continued his education at Harvard Law School where he earned his J.D. After law school, Keith built a law practice where he oversees more than 700 employees, and over the last 25 years, he’s recovered billions of dollars from companies that refuse to pay their debts. Keith is an outsider who knows how to get results, and he’s ready to use his experience in the private sector to turn New York State around.

TOM DINAPOLI*

DEM, WFP, IND, WEP, REF Tom DiNapoli has a longstanding history fighting for New York’s taxpayers. As State Comptroller, Tom protects taxpayer dollars against corruption and waste, and grew the state and local pension system to being 98 percent funded, one of the highest in the nation. Its current value is estimated at $209 billion.

Since becoming Comptroller in 2007, Tom has led the way in holding government and corporations accountable, standing up for taxpayers, protecting our environment and fighting corruption in Albany. Tom is committed to continuing these efforts as State Comptroller to ensure the best maintained and most transparent office possible.

Justice of the Supreme Court Vote For Seven

George Nolan DEM, CON, IND Marian R. Tinari DEM, CON, IND Deborah Poulos DEM, CON, IND Michael A. Gajdos, Jr. DEM, CON, IND Norman St. George DEM, REP Helen Voutsinas DEM, REP Ruth C. Balkin DEM, REP Larry Kelly REP Stephen F. Kiely REP Daniel T. Driscoll REP John B. Zollo REP Thomas Rademaker CON Christopher L. Grayson CON Robert M. Nigro CON Vincent J. Messina, Jr. IND Stephen J. Lynch IND David A. Morris IND

County Court Judge Vote For One

Catherine Rizzo DEM, REP Shaun K. Hogan CON

Family Court Judge Vote For One

JONATHAN TRICHTER REP, CON Jonathan Trichter did not respond to calls and emails for submission.

Judges

Robin M. Kent DEM, REP Madeline Petrara-Perrin CON No Photo Available

District Court Judge, District 2 Vote For Three

Andrea C. Phoenix DEM, GRE, WFP, WEP, REF Andrew M. Engel DEM, GRE, WFP, WEP, REF Valerie J. Alexander DEM, GRE, WFP, WEP, REF Michael W. Alpert REP, CON, IND, TR Charles J. Casolaro REP, CON, IND, TR Eric Zeni REP, CON, IND, TR

District Court Judge, District 3 Vote For One

Scott Fairgrieve DEM, WFP, IND, WEP, REF Tomasina Cuda Mastroianni REP, CON

District Court Judge, District 4 Vote For Two

Joanne Curran Perrucci DEM, GRE, WFP, WEP Dana L. Grossblatt DEM, WFP, WEP Douglas J. Lerose REP, CON, IND, REF, TR Colin F. O’Donnell REP, CON, GRE, IND, REF, TR

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You will teach, by example, what it takes to fulfill a particular role. Consider giving your student a few learning aids, such as clear written instructions about how to accomplish certain duties.

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Wanderlust sets in this week. And as much as you want to keep moving, there will be others around you that want nothing more than to see you settle down. Warn them that though you may pause a few moments to appease them, your soul is wild and restless. Once you catch your breath, you’ll be off again.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). No one can get under your skin like those in your innermost circle. They know where all the buttons are. They may not mean to push them, but your closeness makes it harder to get through an interaction without brushing against at least one or two. This is the gift that lets you know where to lay down boundaries.

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Offal Gore

DINING

How I learned to stop worrying and love the bits

BY STEVE MOSCO

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s a picky young eater, if I refused to clean my plate of London broil, string beans and potatoes au gratin, my father would impose the threat, “finish it or tomorrow I’m making liver and onions for dinner.”

If my parents asked me what I wanted to eat for dinner and I didn’t offer a reasonable suggestion, I would be met with that threat again: “Fine, I’m making liver and onions.”

“Liver and onions” became the go-to disciplinary warning in my childhood home. Didn’t clean your room? Liver and onions. Get an F on the math test? Liver and onions.

Complain about the liver and onions threats? Yup, liver and onions.

Well, mom and dad, the joke’s on

you because I tried liver and onions and, guess what, it’s amazing.

Use Your Brains, Eat Organs

Most people spend their lives doing everything they can to avoid organ meat or any nasty bits of the animals they eat on a regular basis.

They happily grill chicken breast, but shy away from chicken feet; they gorge on slabs of steak, but refuse to sample the stomach (tripe); they are perfectly OK with a baby cow becoming veal parmesan, but will turn their head in disgust when presented with that same animal’s thymus glands (sweetbreads).

There is nothing scary about the forgotten chunks of the sources of our protein. Butchers and chefs call it offal, which is said to mean “off-fall” or what is left over after the

Left: tongue from Ben’s; top: a goat head from Western Beef; right: beef heart on a stick

butchering process is completed.

This includes, heart, liver, tongue, kidneys, glands, feet, nose, ears, eyes, brain and basically anything else deemed “gross” by the masses. In reality, these horrific cuts of meat are higher in nutrients and iron than all of those other pedestrian portions.

Liver is perhaps the most concentrated source of vitamin A and is one of the best sources of folic acid. Beef heart pumps with amino acids that improve metabolism and kidneys are loaded with B12 and B6.

And the selling points of offal go beyond mere health benefits. According to Butcher Magazine, it is a fact that if more people ate offal, the price of meat in general would plummet as this economically sound menu ensures not a single bit of animal protein is put to waste. What’s more, offal is far less expensive than more popular cuts of meat.

A Heart For History

Offal has been consumed for as long as living things have eaten each other. And when humans took over the top of the food chain, you can bet they put every single piece of the animal to good use. In fact, because of innards’ tendency to spoil first, it was often consumed immediately upon dispatching the animal. Fast forward to medieval times when servants would save offal for themselves while the lords and ladies of the manor would devour fancier cuts. The servants would take the leftover organ meats—liver, heart, lungs, etc.—and bake it all into a pie.

This is where we get the idiom “to eat humble pie,” although back then it

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was called “umble pie.”

In America, different regions have wrestled with offal popularity throughout history. In the mid-Atlantic region, scrapple is a popular fried breakfast sidecar and is often made from a nose-to-tail conglomeration of pork offal. In the American south, chitlins, or pig guts, have been a staple for generations. Meanwhile, fried brain sandwiches are a nasty taste of choice in the Ohio River Valley and, of course, Rocky Mountain Oysters are the main way the rugged American west consumes beef testicles. In the northeast, us New Yorkers need only to seek out our local kosher Jewish deli for a beef tongue sandwich with a side of chopped liver.

Haute Horror

In a somewhat ironic twist, offal has been introduced into expensive, trendy cuisine, with stylish restaurants adding the likes of buttery bone marrow, skewered beef hearts and pig ear salad to their menus. The newfound prevalence of what was once peasant food can likely be attributed to the popularity of shows like Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern and

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No Reservations (RIP Anthony Bourdain), which have brought the once reviled offal to the forefront of adventurous eating.

But in New York, the cultural diversity center of the foodie universe, this food has always been available at insanely reasonable prices. In East Meadow, Kabayan Grill offers sizzling sisig, a Filipino classic consisting of finely chopped bits of pork head, jowl, ear and shoulder with hot peppers and lemon. Across the Queens border in Glen Oaks, Bundu Khan takes eaters on a wild ride through animal innards, with the Middle Eastern eatery delivering an extreme meat dish called “kat-a-kat” with goat or lamb kidney, brain, heart and testicles.

Tail End

Somewhere along the way, we were all instilled with a fear of offal—scary, mushy meats that are bloody, gore-soaked visions of revulsion. It is up to each of us to take the power away from fear by putting it in our mouths and eating it.

Above, clockwise: liver and onions, chicken feet and pig ears

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Venom (NR)

The action/sci-fi/horror film Venom is directed by Ruben Fleischer. The movie stars Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Riz Ahmed, Scott Haze, Reid Scott and Woody Harrelson. While it is based on a Marvel Comics character, Venom is an anti-hero. Unwittingly he is bound to an alien symbiote (a fictional race of amorphous extraterrestrial beings from the Comic Books that bond with their hosts) that gives him superpowers. When he becomes “Venom,” he is a scary being that must somehow release his alter ego in order to live. While it is action packed, it is also horrifying.

I Still See You (PG-13) In theaters in limited release, this suspenseful thriller is directed by Scott Speer and is based on the novel Break My Heart 1,000 Times, by Daniel Waters. Bella Thorne, Dermot Mulroney, Richard Harmon and Sara Thompson star in this movie set approximately 10 years after an apocalypse killed millions of people. In its wake, the world is now inhabited by ghosts and dark forces.

Roni (Thorne) is on the receiving end of a menacing message from the other world and convinces a secretive classmate to help her fall into the shadowy world to stop a clever killer. It’s a very good thriller to get you in the mood for Halloween.

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (NR) While technically not a horror film, Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween does have its scary moments and is

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Consider I Still See You (left) if you like suspense or bring the whole family to Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween.

good for the whole family. Directed by Ari Sandler, the movie stars Madison Iseman, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Ken Jeong, Shari Headley, Caleel Harris and Jeremy Ray Taylor. Unfortunately for the film and for us, Jack Black does not return for this sequel. The movie is based on R.L. Stine’s series of books.

Halloween comes to life in the small town of Wardenclyffe and two boys must save the day.

original movie. This is the third movie Curtis has appeared in and is the 11th film of the series. Nick Castle, Judy Greer and Virginia Gardner round out the cast. Once again, Michael Myers returns with a vengeance, but this time Laurie,is ready to finally put an end to his existence and stop the murder

Halloween (R) It’s back...Jamie Lee Curtis reprises her role of Laurie Strode (sister of Michael Myers) four decades after the

spree. I for one can’t wait to see this movie, as it promises to be one of the best out of the series.

Grab your popcorn, soda—and sneak in some Halloween candy for yourself—and get ready to be scared at the movies.

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Frightening Fiction The Turn of the Screw

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hile television and film are ripe with spooks and scares, let’s not forget where original trick-or-treat tales came from: literature.

Gothic fiction runs the gamut from classic novels and short stories to magazines like Fangoria, the likes of which youngsters have subscribed to for years, eagerly anticipating a shriek or spook with the turn of a page.

If getting scared via the written word is your choice of poison, give these classics a read this Halloween season.

Frankenstein Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a hideous, yet intelligent creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment. Perhaps the biggest pet peeve of readers is those who believe the monster is Frankenstein (large, square head; discolored skin, neck bolts and all), whereas the doctor holds the moniker. The Gothic novel recounts Frankenstein’s narrative as well as the creature’s, in a story that is both remorseful and suspenseful.

Classified as both gothic fiction and a ghost story, Henry James’ 1898 horror novella The Turn of the Screw focuses on a governess who, while caring for two children at a remote estate, becomes convinced that the grounds are haunted. With the power to create an intimate sense of confusion and suspense within the reader, the story has been adapted in several different media formats.

Dracula The original vampire tale and presumably dark lord of Halloween, Dracula was published in 1897 by Bram Stoker. It introduced Count Dracula and his attempt to move from Transylvania to England so that he may find new blood and spread the undead curse. The novel also tells the tale of the battle between Dracula and a small group of men and a woman led by Professor Abraham Van Helsing. It is a quintessential horror classic to read this Halloween.

The Tell-Tale Heart No one does mystery and macabre better than Edgar Allan Poe. In 1843, the American writer published the short story “The Tell-Tale Heart,” a perennial favorite of many readers. The story is relayed by an unnamed narrator who attempts to

convince the reader of his sanity while simultaneously describing a murder he committed. Can you hear the dead man’s heart beating from under the floorboards?

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