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Hall. The rest, she says, is history. “When I got the call for Wicked, I was sitting in my dressing room for Fiddler on the Roof. I remember saying, ‘Don’t lie to me,’” she recalled, ultimately saying yes to the role of Elphaba on tour. “It took me a minute to fathom what was happening. I left Fiddler on the Roof and thought to myself, ‘What have I gotten myself into,’ this is the hardest role I have ever seen.’ I was so scared and really nervous.” Vosk traveled on tour for 13 months and considered it a blessing to have met so many people along the way. The tour felt like a natural next step, until she joined the Broadway company this past July. “It’s so surreal because this is such a big year for Wicked. This role is iconic; it’s a beast and not too many women have conquered and taken on this role,” said Vosk, who wanted to bring a lot

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of herself to the role. “Elphaba is very powerful and opinionated but she sticks her foot in her mouth a lot, which I can relate to. I always leave every show with these new notions about life and friendships and what it means to be different.” The musical is based on the 1995 Gregory Maguire novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, and serves as an alternate telling of Frank L. Baum’s The Wizard of Oz, taking place before and after Dorothy Gale comes to Oz. The themes of the show center on unlikely friendships between Elphaba and Glinda, and how bonds are created in the most unique places. Vosk noted that although the story for Wicked was created in 2003, it is still strikingly relevant.

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WICKED from page 3A “It’s hard to go there as Jessica Vosk and have everyone in the show be mean to you, so it’s hard to navigate that at times. I remember being a kid and being made fun of and I carried that throughout my life,” she said. “I am a very huge advocate of honesty and my hope was that I could take things that cause people a lot of pain, like bullying, and convey that it is 100 percent ok to be who you are and be unapologetic for it. Elphaba wants the best for everybody; she is selfless and completely misunderstood because the Ozians created her as a wicked witch.” The show recently welcomed back Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel, originators of Glinda and Elphaba, respectively, for a 15th anniversary television special. For Vosk, it was amazing to see the two women who created the phenomenon of Wicked. “Those two are completely lovable and could not be more different. It was an honor to have Kristin

come and see the show after 15 years of not seeing it,” said Vosk of Chenoweth, who went backstage after the show and exclaimed how proud she was of the entire cast. “I get a lot of strength from someone like Kristin Chenoweth saying she’s really proud of me. I take my cues from people like Idina and Kristin. Elphaba is a badass, period. And I think Glinda is too.” When she’s not defying gravity, Vosk has become her own kind of popular, having released her album titled Wild and Free. Completely funded by the fans (her fanbase is 18-24 years old), Vosk got

a Kickstarter campaign together and in 72 hours, funded about $40,000, strictly from her fans. The album is a combination of Broadway, pop and rock and is sold at the Gershwin Theatre. “I remember being that kid at the stage door, going to the theatre and buying my idol’s cassette tape to get it autographed and I get to do that now,” she said. “I’ve trusted the universe thus far in pointing me in the right direction, why stop now?” Wicked is currently playing at The Gershwin Theatre, located at 222 W 51st St., New York. For tickets, visit www.wickedthemusical.com.

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hrough the eyes of a child, the world is a wonderful place filled with color and life and excitement. But as adults those colors often seem to fade and the excitement gets traded in for worry and discontent. But with The World is Awake, Linsey Davis has captured the spirit of celebrating the day-to-day. The award-winning journalist’s children’s book is a beautifully illustrated look at seeing God’s hand in everything. It was an innocent question from her son that planted the seed for Davis. “My son, who was just over two at the time, asked if God opens up the flowers. I was pleasantly surprised by his curiosity to make this connection between God and nature,” said Davis, adding that through her book, she

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assau BOCES employees were recently awarded grants totaling almost $50,000 through the Nassau BOCES Educational Foundation. The grants will be used to purchase a 3D printer, watches and timers, a Zenergy Ball Chair, master classes from professionals, a Sensory cart along with other projects. “Over the years we have supported a lot of highly exciting projects that have had an impact on our students,” said Dr. John Gangemi, Foundation Chairperson. “A total of 273 grants totaling over $400,000 have been awarded since the inception of this program in 2007.” Students at Jerusalem Avenue Elementary School will benefit from a grant to buy Zenergy ball chairs to help with their movement and balance. “These adaptive chairs will help to improve student attention and focus,” said Nicole Rosamilia, Occupational Therapist and grant recipient. Long Island High School for the Arts students will have the opportunity to learn from professionals from the American Ballet Theater residency and the Roundabout Theatre Lighting Design program thanks to grants from the Foundation, explained Jerry Nobile, instructor at the school. The Nassau BOCES Educational Foundation is a nonprofit organization supporting initiatives beyond the scope of the agency’s budget. The

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do here at Nassau BOCES,” said Dr. Robert R. Dillon, Nassau BOCES District Superintendent. Grant-funded teaching innovation is just one way the agency fulfills its goal to ensure student success. Nassau BOCES will continue to set the standard for high-quality programs and services that enable all students to reach their full potential. —Submitted by Nassau BOCES

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n Oct. 29, 300 10th and 11th graders participated in the Long Island STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Career Expo at the Cradle of Aviation Museum. Company representatives from industries such as aerospace, healthcare, engineering, energy and more met with students, inspiring them to explore as well as prepare for the careers of tomorrow. During these sessions, students gained a unique perspective on potential careers from the best source—local industry professionals. Northwell Health, Microsoft, PSEG, JetBlue, and East/West Industries have joined several other Long Island based businesses to instill in students the need for a local talent pool thus ensuring their corporate sustainability. In addition to industry professionals, representatives from the higher education sector discussed

their role in providing the foundation students will require to obtain careers in the STEM fields. “The Cradle is proud to provide a link between the business and educational communities to help further development student interest in STEM careers. The aim is to build awareness to the job opportunities that exist right here on Long Island.” said Andrew Parton, executive director at the Cradle of Aviation Museum and Education Center. Students rotated through various stations set up throughout the museum galleries in small groups, which enhanced the discussion between company representatives and students in these various disciplines. The museum is located on Museum Row, Charles Lindbergh Blvd., in East Garden City. For more information, call 516-5724111 or visit www.cradleof aviation.org. —Anton Media Group

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he chill factor has begun early as we unpacked our sweaters, winter coats, hats and gloves mid-October. Election Day and Veterans Day are fast approaching with Thanksgiving just around the corner. Blockbuster films are set to be released throughout November, giving a safe, warm haven for those looking to escape the cold and reality, if just for a few hours. The following are just a few previews as there are a lot of good movies coming out this month.

DR. SEUSS’ THE GRINCH (PG) On Nov. 9, Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch is reimagined in this 3D computer animated movie based on the 1957 story written by Dr. Seuss. Yarrow Cheney and Scott Maiser direct this clever film narrated by Pharrell Williams and starring the voices of Benedict Cumberbatch, Rashida Jones, Kenan Thompson, Cameron Seely and Angela Lansbury. You will be delighted to watch your favorite curmudgeon plot against the residents Whoville, who are gearing up for their annual holiday celebration, but even the Grinch can find love and happiness.

Nov. 2 sees the debut of Bohemian Rhapsody, directed by Bryan Singer. Rami Malek stars as the flamboyant and extremely brilliant musician, Freddie Mercury, of the rock band, Queen. Malek is best known for his award-winning performance in the series Mr. Robot. His transformation into Mercury—including a set of false teeth and securing a movement coach aiding in perfecting Freddie’s mannerisms— pays off, resulting in an intense show including Lucy Boynton, Tom Hollander, Mike Myers and Gwilym Lee representing the rise of Queen leading to its astounding Live Aid performance at Wembley Stadium in 1985. Original band members Brian May and Roger Taylor were creative consultants. Go for the music, stay for Malek’s performance.

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Also on Nov. 2, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms opens up, directed by Lasse Hallstrom and Joe Johnston. Mackenzie Foy (best known for her roles in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 and Interstellar), portrays the infamous Clara, who desires to find the key that will unravel her deceased mother’s present to her. She nearly succeeds in obtaining it at her Godfather’s holiday party, but it quickly vanishes into a strange and secretive comparable world. There, she unearths different realms with both scary and magnificent characters in her quest to find the key. Keira Knightley, Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman and Misty Copeland also star in this family movie.

Nov. 22 debuts Ralph Breaks the Internet, directed by Phil Johnston and Rich Moore. The film is the second following the 2012 release of Wreck-It Ralph and follows new friends, Ralph and Vanellope, as they must save the Sugar Rush game and all of the characters while trying to survive the Wi-Fi router. Kristen Bell, Gal Gadot, Mandy Moore, John C. Reilly, Jodi Benson and Taraji P. Henson just to name a few, lend their voices for this great animated family movie.

FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD (PG-13) Appearing in theaters on Nov. 16, directed by David Yates and written by J.K. Rowling is Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. The movie follows the 2016 story and is the second installment of Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts series. Eddie Redmayne returns as the nerdy magizoologist, Newt Scamander, who along with Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law), must endeavor to take down the dark sorcerer, Gellert Grindelwald while tackling new dangers in a more split wizarding world.

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he landscape of the family home has changed, according to Michael Yaraghi, owner and president of Safavieh, a home and design furnishings brand that has 12 locations across the tri-state area including four storefronts on Long Island. “I’m responsible for merchandising and lifestyle furniture that we are introducing in Port Washington,” said Yaraghi. “It is all about relaxed living and a more organic indoor/outdoor concept where people can enjoy and outside lifestyle inside their home.” The brand’s new design reflects the current times as people’s lifestyles have changed. According to Yaraghi, gone is the formal living and dining room.

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Congressman Tom Suozzi still remembers how it felt to lose his reelection bid for county executive in 2009— and it’s a feeling that keeps his urgency level high as he seeks to keep his seat in the Third Congressional District. An ardent believer in bipartisan solutions to the biggest problems facing the state—and the country— Suozzi is a member of the Problem Solver’s Caucus in Congress, which is comprised of 24 Democrats and 24 Republicans all with the shared vision of rising against the partisan tide that seems to engulf every level of government. “I was happily surprised at the talent level in Washington, but I was unhappily surprised at how hard it is to get something put on the floor,” said Suozzi. “In the Problem Solver’s Caucus, we have Democrats and Republicans working to find common ground and we’ve been able to build a lot of trust between members.” As part of the caucus, Suozzi has helped negotiate immigration reform based on compromise, including stronger border security and regularizing the 11 million undocumented persons currently in America. In this arena, Suozzi cosponsored more than 10 bills that address responsible immigration reform, including the Dream Act of 2017, the Keep Families Together Act and the Freedom of Religion Act. Reaching across the aisle has garnered Suozzi an array of endorsements for this election, including the League of Conservation Voters, Sierra Club, Communications Workers of America, Working Families, the Nassau and Suffolk County Police Benevolent Associations and more. “There are a lot of smart, reasonable, good-hearted people in Congress, but there are structural problems that exist,” he said. “There are 435 seats in Congress and 380 of them are safe seats. Congress has a 15 percent approval rating, but 90 percent of them get reelected. What is going on?” Therein lies the importance this year in Democrats taking back some of the seats, according to Suozzi.

Dan DeBono is no stranger to taking on a challenge. The Navy SEAL served in the U.S. Navy during the Gulf War and Bosnia, graduated with High Honors from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and runs a small investment and advisory business in New York. But now, the Syosset native and Town of Huntington Republican Committee Committeeman takes on his latest challenge: vying for New York’s Third Congressional District seat. For DeBono, the run for Congress was just one more step in a lifelong call to service. “I love my country and was raised to fight for my country unconditionally and that’s how I live,” the Northport resident said. “People want better jobs and incomes and want back their American dream. And I’d like to help.” A lifelong Long Islander, DeBono said he saw a “leadership vacuum,” with too many people struggling to afford life on Long Island. “I see too many people leaving Long Island simply because they can’t afford to live here, or their children are leaving because they can’t put together the pieces of a life here in terms of buying a house, starting a family and living comfortably,” DeBono noted. “I really would like to strengthen the middle-class economy.” If elected, DeBono hopes to strengthen the middle-class economy and wages through increasing competition, fostering small business growth and deregulation. “My focus is anti-trust and making sure there’s enough competition for our labor,” he said. “We have to even the playing field between small business and giant business.” Too many industries have become highly concentrated oligopolies, DeBono notes, comparing the wireless industry, which has less than a handful of companies to the barbershop industry, which has tens of thousands of businesses. “The output of that is there’s a lack of competition and lack of employment opportunities,” he said. “There’s not enough employers. They’ve all

“We all learn in school about the checks and balances system and how Congress is supposed to be a check on the president. But right now, the Republicans cannot be a check on the president,” said Suozzi. “I’ll work with anybody. Holding the president accountable doesn’t mean saying ‘no’ to everything. I’m interested in what is good for my constituents.” One particular instance in which Suozzi worked with both sides is when the president wanted to cut money from the Long Island Sound cleanup. Instead of seeing money cut, they got the money doubled and this year increased it by another $4 million. Suozzi’s other environmental achievements include securing $34 million for the remediation of the Navy/Grumman plume in Bethpage, requiring the Comptroller General to submit a report to Congress on the future of Plum Island and cosponsoring dozens of pieces of legislation to protect wildlife, air, land and water. Addressing gun violence, Suozzi has cosponsored 16 bills that address common sense gun reform, while cohosting a Rally to End Gun Violence with students form across the island. And in terms of meeting with the people in his district, Suozzi has held about 25 town hall-type forums with close to 200 attendees at each meeting. Suozzi believes this shows that a majority of people are hungry for a change in the way elected officials conduct their politics. “The biggest concern voters have is that they are sick of everyone fighting with each other,” he said. “We have to work together. It takes hard work, but it is work that I am willing to do.”

combined. That’s killed us.” He hopes to turn the Third Congressional District into a national leader for business start-ups and a magnet for corporate employers and entrepreneurs by reducing taxes for residents and small businesses and making significant infrastructure improvements. It’s a lofty task and though the House currently holds a Republican-majority, DeBono notes he is wiling to work with anybody, regardless of party affiliation, to bring about a stronger middle-class economy. “My entire life has been about leadership and working with people from all walks of life towards a common goal,” he said. “But...you also have to have the right goal. There’s a lot of lip service about working together, but you have to say working together for what vision. My vision is a stronger middle-class economy.” A relative newcomer to the political scene, DeBono said that campaigning has been energizing and all-encompassing. “I like meeting people and engaging with people,” DeBono said. “People are optimistic about the future, but are concerned at the same time. Their savings have gone down, taxes keep going up. They want to believe in a better future but their day-to-day is difficult.” That pathway to a better future is already being laid in D.C., said DeBono, and he believes he can help as well. “The situation we’ve found ourselves in didn’t occur overnight, so it’s not going to be solved overnight,” said DeBono. “But I believe the steps the president is taking and I will take will have a meaningful impact on people’s future.”

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THOUGHT GALLERY Consider these recommendations for upcoming talks, readings and more in and around New York City: One Day University with Newsday Saturday, Nov. 3, 9:30 a.m. LIU Post - Hillwood Commons Lecture Hall 720 Northern Blvd., Hillwood Commons, Old Westbury, NY 11568 www.onedayu.com A trio of prominent professors take you back to college for topics as diverse as The Shifting Lens of History: How We Reimagine the Past, Living and Dying in America: The Future of Healthcare, and The Science of Sleep and Stress: How They Affect Creativity, Focus, and Memory ($159).

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An adventure is waiting to happen at Kent Falls State Park in Connecticut. Waterfalls, picnic areas, trails and more await guests and their leashed pets. After a day of fun, take it back to the Cornwall Inn and Lodge, a quick three-minute drive away. 270 Kent Rd. S., Cornwall Bridge, CT. 860-672-6884, www.cornwallinn.com.

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Back in New York City in Soho, owners and their pups can sleep in style at this swanky boutique hotel. The brick, warehouse-inspired hotel is nestled between the East and West sides, making it perfect for morning walks at Thompkins or Washington Square Park. 79 Crosby St., 212-226-6400

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Located in Montauk, everyone’s favorite east end destination, Kenny’s oﬀers a swimming pool, zen garden with a waterfall and music, and 33 rooms complete with balconies, en suite baths, air conditioning and cable. 432 W. Lake Dr., 631-668-2010.

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This luxury bed and breakfast in the Hamptons offers the very best in country living, with a robust touch of elegance—all with the added bonus of being extremely dog friendly. Four-legged friends lap up the luxuriousness along with their owners, with comfy dog beds ready after a long day of walking and playing. 284 Mill Rd., Yaphank, 631-345-0361, www. millhouseinn.com.

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). It’s doesn’t always work this way, but you’re going to have to expect more to get more this week. This will apply to loved ones, colleagues and you, too. Raise your standard and you’ll be amazed at what people, including you, are capable of delivering. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’re not necessarily a rules follower; you take life on a case-by-case basis. You follow the rules that make sense and seem right. If an authority figure tells you that you can do something, or you can’t do something, you just might decide that you’re the new highest authority figure on matters affecting your life. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Some say home is where your people are. Others say it’s where you can be comfortably yourself, people or no people. Still others say home isn’t a place, it’s feeling. Your focus this week will be on doing your part to make that group of people, point on the map or feeling the very best it can be.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19). All the power and control comes from responsibility. You’ll take responsibility and then quickly recognize the relationship between action and reaction, choice and consequence. When the outcome is dissatisfying, you’ll change tactics, make a different choice and keep adjusting until the result is favorable. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Even though the benefits to making a schedule and sticking with it are obvious, it’s the spontaneous moves that will be most memorable. The beauty is that there’s room to do both the expected and the unexpected. Also, because of your playful attitude, you’ll be able to get away with quite a lot in the name of fun. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Charlie Chaplin famously said, “In the end, everything is a gag.” While you don’t feel that your situation is funny, you can see humor in parts of it. Those parts become the levity that will bring out a sunnier tone, some fun and a reason to bond with the others involved. These really are the good times. CANCER (June 22-July 22). There’s someone new on the scene that you’ll need to work with or influence to get a certain outcome. You’ll put some thought, and maybe even a little research, into the best approach. This is a matter of knowing what the others expect and exceeding those expectations. Good manners are respect personified. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Like a Rolling Stones song, time is on your side -- especially if you use it to do what you haven’t been able to fit in lately. Focus on tasks that have seemed superfluous because they appeared to benefit only you. In the long run, self-care isn’t selfish. When you feel cared for, you are better able to care for others. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). The sort of people who can help you will be qualified by two things: knowledge and integrity. One without the other is either useless or dangerous. Get specific about the problem. The more you know about it, the better able you’ll be to attract the right people. Together you’ll accomplish something important. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Building always takes longer than demolition. That can be good news, depending on the situation. What needs to come down this week is an internal wall of protection that has taken you years to build. Now it’s keeping you more isolated than safe. It’s time for that wall to come down, and it can happen with one decision. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Those who try to impress everyone usually end up impressing no one. The same goes for anyone trying to please the masses. The group you’re dealing with is diverse. There is no way to make them all happy. Make yourself happy and see who smiles along with you. That’s the start of your tribe. Build from there. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Spiders taste with their feet. Snakes hear with their bellies. Cats see in the dark, and birds can see more colors than humans can. What you learn of the natural world will bring depth to daily life. To understand another species is to appreciate your humanity differently. Self-compassion increases, too.

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elen Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youths & Adults (HKNC), a division of Helen Keller Services (HKS), has expressed its deep appreciation to Congressman Thomas Suozzi [DNY3] for securing a one million dollar increase in annual appropriations for 2019—a dramatic 31 percent increase in funding for HKNC when combined with the year before. “From day one, Tom Suozzi has been our biggest supporter,” observed HKNC Executive Director Susan Ruzenski. “He has always worked and advocated on our behalf. We were the first place he visited after his election to congress and he has delivered on every promise, before or since. Congressman Suozzi is the best champion we have and we are eternally grateful to him for his consistent, considerable support of HKNC.” Established in 1967 as an Act of

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DEE SNIDER from page 8A this thing. I love the people involved with it, and I love the opportunity to sing this kind of stuff. It’s great.” As someone who got his start singing in his elementary school’s glee club while growing up in Baldwin, Rocktopia has really hit Snider’s musical sweet spot. “I tell folks that it’s not what they think it is, because there’s nothing like it. I ask them what they think it is and they say symphonic rock. And people will say they’ve seen that. It started with Deep Purple in the ‘70s with the London Philharmonic. But it’s not that. It’s a literal mashup of classical and classic rock with opera singers and Broadway singers and rock singers along with a rock band, a choir and an orchestra,” he said. “It’s very different. Rob says that at the beginning of the show that if all the greats in music were alive today and there was a table to sit at, you’d have Bach and Beethoven up there, but you’d also have Robert Plant and Freddie Mercury up there as well. They’d all deserve a seat at that table, and they would all respect each other because they’re all the best at what they do. They’re all talented artists and this sort of show acknowledges that.” Post-Twisted Sister, Snider has never stopped working and finding success in the oddest places. While he’s worked in other groups, such as Widowmaker and Desperado (“It was one of my proudest records but was a non-event because it came out about 30 years after it was recorded”), he’s also carved out a secondary career as a drive-time DJ (Dee Snider Radio), a reality show regular (Gone Country, Growing Up Twisted, Celebrity Wife Swap) and landed a voiceover role as Angry Jack on an episode of his old buddy Tom Kenny’s cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants. Most interesting was how Snider wound up having a Christmas song he’d written as a present for his wife with no intention of putting it out somehow getting heard and recorded by Celine Dion for a 1998 holiday album.

“I wrote ‘The Magic of Christmas Day (God Bless Us Everyone)’ for my wife as a Christmas present with no intention of releasing it. Years later, the engineer who was in the studio called me and asked if I was sitting down. I said yeah and he said that Celine Dion wanted to record my Christmas song,” Snider recalled. “I asked him if she knew who wrote it. He said I haven’t told her yet, and I told him to not tell her. It would be like Satan wrote that Christmas song. It’s on These Are Special Times, the biggest selling holiday record in history. I think it sold 14 million copies. We call our house, ‘The House That Celine Built.’ It was on Rosie O’Donnell’s Christmas album, which went platinum. It’s one of those songs that I bet will make me more money than anything else that I’ve ever done.” Most surprising has been the unexpected success of Snider’s latest album, For the Love of Metal. Originally recorded on a dare by Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta, who challenged Snider to record a contemporary heavy metal record, the Jasta-produced record has taken on a life of its own. With the help of younger musicians who come from the ranks of Avenged Sevenfold, Seven Finger Death Punch and Bring Me the Horizon, this collection of original songs has blown up on Spotify, crashed onto the Billboard Top 20 and even found the sexuagenarian rocker recently playing before a crowd of 40,000 in Mexico on the strength of the new album. There is even talk of a potential Grammy nomination for Metal Album of the Year. “They were singing half the new album, and it just came out four months ago,” Snider said with incredulity. “But this was all about inspiration, which is why it’s called For the Love of Metal. Even as egotistical as I am, I was still taken aback by this outpouring from the community. Even now. I’ve done records before with this one—but old fans and new fans now have something they can sink their teeth into. Dee is back.”

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DINING

Kingfish Swims Home Chef Tom Schaudel brings high-end seafood to the Vanderbilt BY BETSY ABRAHAM BABRAHAM@ANTONMEDIAGROUP.COM

alking into the Vanderbilt’s gorgeous lobby—outfitted with a hand-blown glass chandelier, glass and bronze entry table and custom-patterned marble floor under a 22-foot high rotunda—is enough to prompt guests to speak in hushed whispers, a volume usually suited for museums or libraries. But the party begins in Kingfish, the luxury apartment complex’s signature fine-dining restaurant, which opened to the public in July. Don’t be mistaken—the upscale eatery isn’t rowdy—rather, it’s a place where executive chef and kitchen veteran Tom Schaudel wants guests to settle in.

“We want it to feel like that comfortable pair of sneakers or jeans that just fit right for some reason. We want people to feel that way about the restaurant,” said Schaudel, a Carle Place native. “You want to come down and have a big meal and big bottle of wine? Go ahead. You want to have a soda and oysters? Go ahead and do that too.” The expansive 150-seat restaurant and seasonal patio leaves plenty of space for diners to get comfortable as they enjoy a plate or two or even three of what Schaudel calls “Atlantic Rim” cuisine. The airy and contemporary restaurant has all the makings and offerings of an oyster bar, while avoiding pretension and unapproachable cuisine. What diners can expect is seafood—fresh, delicious, seafood. Underwater offerings are Schaudel’s specialty; the Long Island dining icon

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has owned or been the driving force behind some of the area’s most successful restaurants, and is currently the chef/owner of A Lure Chowder House and Osteria in Southold as well as Be Ju Shashimi Bar in Melville. At Kingfish, that passion for seafood is obvious, with a variety of fish and oyster options on the menu. Oysters (locally grown specially for Schaudel) are served freshly shucked, fried in a salad or grilled on the shell, while lobster makes glorious appearances on both the knuckle sandwich and grilled roll. Daily fish specials—served both grilled or under the creative inclinations of the chef—vary by season but diners can always rely on finding satisfaction in the grilled yellowfin tuna (served alongside warm fingerling potato salad, green

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With fresh seafood and scrumptious fare, Kingfish diners are in for a treat no matter what they choose. Clockwise, from top left: Black linguini, sea scallops, shrimp salad, beet salad, and sirloin steak with potatoes and Brussels sprouts. beans, cherry tomatoes and quail egg) or the Pan Roasted Swordfish (plated with parmesan risotto with mushroom and spinach) from Orient Point. Those looking to blend the best of two worlds should try the black linguini, a delightful marriage of pasta with octopus and calamari, or the bucatini, served with shrimp and crab under a lobster cream sauce. And landlubbers need not fear: Kingfish offers a flavorful grilled sirloin that puts most steakhouses to shame, as well as a variety of salads and sandwiches. On the small plates/appetizers menu, the savory grilled Colorado ribs, mussels steamed with Thai red curry, and grilled octopus all find themselves as worthy contenders for a first course. Meals end on a sweet note with the cinnamon apple crisp, served in a skillet with a healthy scoop

of vanilla gelato, or the Rocky Road bar, a delightful conglomeration of chocolate cake, marshmallow, wet walnuts and triple chocolate gelato. Rounding out the experience is an ample wine and beer list, as well as creative cocktails, such as the Vanderbilt (Maker’s Mark, orange marmalade, solerno, tangerine juice and egg whites) and the Spice and Brine (Ketel One, pepperoncini juice and a smoked blue cheese stuffed banana pepper). With an exceptional menu, excellent service and a warm ambiance, diners will have no problem feeling at home at Kingfish. Kingfish is located at 990 Corporate Dr., Westbury. To find out more or to make a reservation, call 516-640-5777 or visit www.kingfishoyster bar.com.

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or decades, sports and video games have been the perfect pairing for those who love the idea of competing in the comfort of your home in front of a computer screen or TV. At the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, the history of the relationship is put on display in the new exhibit â&#x20AC;&#x153;A Whole Different Ball Game.â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;Jason [Eppink] and I noticed that the 60th anniversary of the game Tennis For Two, a really old analog computer game that is the center of our exhibition, was coming up,â&#x20AC;? said John Sharp, one of the curators of the show along with Eppink. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We wanted to do the exhibit solely on Tennis For Two but Jason, rightly, was like â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;You know, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not sure if anyone wants to come in and play forty different video game versions of tennis.â&#x20AC;&#x2122; So we took a step back and opened it up.â&#x20AC;? The display, which is sponsored by

game developer Psyonix Inc., provides patrons the chance to play more than 40 different sports video games that span over six decades. In addition to Tennis For Two, the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first video game, games on display includes those popular in the 1970s and â&#x20AC;&#x2122;80s, such as Magnavox Odyssey and Atari Football, to newer games that have been embraced in the e-sports circuit, such as Fortnite and Psyonixâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own Rocket League. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It really runs the gamut,â&#x20AC;? said Sharp. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s everything from a foosball table in the middle of the exhibit to the home version of Pong. We have a range of games from classic to contemporary, and all of them are ranged into thematic groupingsâ&#x20AC;? One of the many sections of the exhibit includes a dedication to sports games that use motion controls, which has become most popular in recent years. Nintendo consoles, such as the Wii and the Switch, as well as the Playstationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s EyeToy and Xboxâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kinect, have all embraced the idea of having players mimic

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Tennis For Two was the first video game ever created and is the center of the exhibit. (Credit: Sachyn Mital / Museum of the Moving Image)

around this time last year that we started going about trying to collect everything,” said Sharp. “Jason and I were working off of a list of about 100 games, and we were working on it until the last minute.” The show also examines the impact of sports on the growth of the gaming industry as a whole. It explores the use of sports statistics in games, how broadcasts of sports and video game are similar, and how e-sport competitions are on the rise. “The main ways we interact with sports in general is through television and the news media,” said Sharp. “Sports video games are really just an extension of that, and it’s another way we can interact with sports as a whole. We took that as our jumping off point in asking what happens when you bring the two together.” The exhibit is on display at the museum from now until March 10, 2019. For more information, visit www.moving images.us or call 718-777-6888.

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real life while playing the game. “One of the main games in this section is Wii Sports,” said Sharp. “Nintendo has always had a great way of introducing how a console works through its games, and sports just naturally worked. The driving factor beyond these [motion control] movements is to get people more engaged. Usually, we’re just sitting, and there was an interest in what could make players more involved. Sports were a natural place to look.” The most challenging part of the exhibit for Sharp, a professor at Parson’s School of Design, was gathering all the games that he could get his hands on. In addition to hunting down the games themselves, the curators tried to find the authenic specs that the games were played on as well, from the displays to the adapters. It took a lot of phone calls and searches on eBay for them to form the exhibit that they have. “We first thought of the idea to do the show about two years ago, and it was

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ENTERTAINMENT

November TV Previews

Robin Wright stars in House of Cards

his November promises even more television premieres along with the kick off to the holiday season. Favorites like House of Cards and Outlander, return, while highly anticipated shows such as Narcos: Mexico and Escape at Dannemora, debut. With plenty of shows to choose from, what will you tune into this season? —Jennifer Fauci

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• Murder Made Me Famous (Reelz, Season 6)

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• Patriot (Amazon Prime, Season 2) • Holiday Cookie Builds (Cooking Channel, Season 2)

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• Sally4Ever (HBO, new comedy series) • Giada’s Holiday Handbook (Food Network, Season 2)

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• StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson (National Geographic Channel, Season 4) • Mars (National Geographic Channel, Season 2)

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• Narcos: Mexico (Netflix, new drama series) • Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny (Amazon Prime, new animated series)

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• Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (NBC, 9 a.m. to noon) • Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return (Netflix, Season 2)

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• Holiday Gingerbread Showdown (Food Network, new baking series)

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• Cold Valley (Investigation Discovery, new true-crime miniseries)

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