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Josh Groban (left) stars alongside Tony Danza in the Netflix murder-mystery series The Good Cop

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Bridging The Creative Divide Josh Groban juggles stage, screen and concert touring By Dave Gil de Rubio dgilderubio@antonmediagroup.com

lbert Einstein once likened life to riding a bicycle in that you had to keep moving in order to maintain your balance. Apparently, this is a credo that Josh Groban has wholeheartedly embraced. In the past year and a half, he’s nabbed a 2017 Best Actor in a Musical Tony nomination for his performance as Pierre Bezukhov in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 and this past September saw the premiere of the Netflix murder-mystery series The Good Cop, which was developed by Monk creator-writer Andy Breckman and finds Groban sharing co-billing with Tony Danza. If that’s not enough, that same day saw the release of Bridges, the California native’s eighth studio album, which is also being followed up by Josh Groban: Bridges Tour, a string of arena dates he’s been playing with fellow musical theater phenom and friend Idina Menzel. While it seems to be a pretty overwhelming slate of activity, Groban doesn’t quite see it that way. “Time does slow down in my head, even if it’s

not slowing down in front of me. I’m able to kind of zone in on things and focus on them and I think being able to take a time out and go make The Good Cop was really serendipitous and helpful, because I was starting to feel a little burnt out having finished about half the record,” he explained. “Then I got that [role] out of nowhere. It gave me a chance to change gears and sides of my brain. Then when I had so much fun taping that and was done with it, I couldn’t wait to get to my day job. I was there guns blazing, ready to get back in again. Everything happens for a reason and I feel like even though it’s been a lot on my plate, those things have inspired me to do other things. So, it’s been helpful.” Groban’s newest musical outing is his first album of mostly original music since 2013’s All That Echoes. Balance is a key element at the center of these dozen songs, as life lessons about receiving and losing love and maintaining positivity through times good and bad resonate solidly, whether it’s throughout the stirring “River” and its inspirational gospel accompaniment, the ethereal opener “Granted” or the closing number “Bigger Than Us,” a message of unity wrapped in a delicate swath of string arrangements

and sparse piano runs that wouldn’t sound out of place on a latter-day U2 album. Guest appearances by Sarah McLachlan and Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles further sweeten the listening experience. As someone who cut his teeth on musical theater, Groban shows his range and adeptness of singing in a foreign tongue, be it in Spanish for his duet with classical guitar virtuoso Vicente Amigo in “Musica Del Corazon,” tackling Celine Dion’s “S’il Suffisait D’Aimer” in the original French or trading lines in Italian with Andrea Bocelli on “We Will Meet Once Again.” For Groban, going the extra mile to learn how to sing a song in the original language that it was penned makes for a more rewarding experience for all involved. “It takes the difficulty level of recording up considerably. I didn’t grow up with these languages. As a vocal student, I studied many of them, which is how they started to find themselves on my first album. Just singing in those languages was always a huge part of why I loved singing. But the process that goes into it is pretty in-depth. If I’m going to tackle a

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DIVIDE from page 3A song in another language, even if I’m very confident, I always work with a coach to make sure that I’m getting the right dialect and the right pronunciation. And of course, learning the song, even if I don’t know the language conversationally,” he said. “I have to learn the song fluently and really learning it as if I were singing it in English. As far as the why—I’ve always felt there’s a musicality and a poetry to these songs when they are in those languages, especially if they were written in those languages. They lose their music when you translate that into English. There’s something very special about choosing to sing in different languages as a vocalist because it really unlocks different levels of your voice that are both challenging and so rewarding for both me and my audience.” As for his live shows, Groban is aware that for as many people that may be attending who are hardcore fans, there are just as many spouses and significant others who might just be along for the ride. Given that he looks at the live music experience as being as close to a kind of religion that he connects with, creative inclusivity remains a goal every time he hits the stage. It’s why he’s making sure to work with local string players and choirs at every stop of the tour. “I always like to have the live show be the best

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representation of the spirit of any new music that I’m putting out. And also be a celebration of the songs that I’ve had throughout the course of my career. There are some songs we do that the fans have loved forever and we always like to throw in songs that are a surprise that fans may not have heard much of. And it gives us a chance to put a new energy on, even the newer songs,” he said. “At any given moment of the show, there’s going to be 40 musicians. When I do a live show in an arena, it’s really a chance to celebrate the connection that I have with my fans that’s different than holding or downloading an album. It’s something that becomes a once-in-a-lifetime experience for all of us that you can’t share. So my goal is to both give fans of mine a musical experience that is more heightened than any other way they can experience the music. But then it’s also my goal to win over the people that have been dragged there who aren’t as familiar, aren’t fans or really don’t want to be there. Whatever it is, I really want to put on an incredible show and leave them wanting more as well.” Josh Groban will be appearing with Idina Menzel on Nov. 18 at Madison Square Garden, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, NYC. For more information, visit www.thegarden.com or call 212-707-3131.

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ven though he’ll be celebrating his 38th birthday on Feb. 27, Josh Groban has got rock-solid singing credentials to his name dating back to when producer David Foster asked the then 17-year-old Los Angeleno to stand in for an ailing Andrea Bocelli opposite Celine Dion during a rehearsal for Foster’s “The Prayer” that was going to be performed at the 1999 Grammy Awards that night. Since then, he’s not only shared stages with Sarah Brightman, Sting and Paul Simon, but carved out an acting career for himself that went from David E. Kelley creating a role for him on the final season of Ally McBeal to playing Andy Bernard’s brother in a couple of episodes of The Office. With a Tony Award-nominated stint on Broadway in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 under his belt, Groban was more than happy to share who some of his favorite singing actors are.

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Popular fast food menu hacks By STeve MoSCo SmoSco@antonmediagroup.com

ast food faces a lot of criticism, with companies being accused of everything from destroying mom-and-pop eateries to making Americans fat and generally unhealthy. Those accusations, and others, are completely true. But to constantly rail against fast food is an exercise in futility. This food is not going anywhere—its marketing gimmicks, convenience and preservatives ensure that. So, rather than fight for an unattainable victory, we should embrace fast food to the fullest. This means going beyond the listed menus. Sure, you can walk into a McDonald’s, order a Big Mac with fries and experience a whirlwind of self-loathing mouth pleasure, but in the spirit of National Fast Food Day (Nov. 16), let’s examine the best in “secret menus,” both official and unofficial.

McDonald’s The Golden Arches are the source of some of the most notorious secret menu items in the fast food world. With that said, Ronald McDonald and his minions are completely tight-lipped on the subject, claiming there is no such thing as a “secret menu.” And to be sure, ordering anything off-menu induces sideways stares from McDonald’s employees, so the only real way to get these items is to build them yourself. Start with the Big McChicken. This involves ordering one Big Mac and three McChicken

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on the actual menu, but now lives on in secret. And if you’re into this sort of thing, you can make your Whopper a Vegetarian Whopper—essentially a regular Whopper but with a veggie patty instead of beef.

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sandwiches, getting rid of all the buns and combining it so what you’re essentially left with is a Big Mac that utilizes fried chicken breasts in place of all three buns. Next, try the Land, Sea and Air Burger. This takes the meat from a Filet-O-Fish and a McChicken and combines them with a Big Mac, with the chicken on the top half of the Big Mac and the fish fillet nestled on the bottom. For breakfast, make your bacon, egg and cheese McGriddle a Chicken McGriddle by cramming in a McChicken, sans bun. Dessert is problematic, as this is where you will need to convince the McDonald’s employee to help out. Order a McFlurry, but request that they blend in a McDonald’s apple pie instead of the usual toppings for an Apple Pie McFlurry. It is the last good use of

a McDonald’s apple pie since they stopped deep frying it decades ago.

Burger King Other fast food places are far more liberal with their secret menu items. At Burger King, you can actually ask for these items and the employees will know exactly what you are talking about. The Quad Stacker (also known by the harsher name the Suicide Burger), is a high-calorie commitment with four beef patties, four slices of cheese, plus bacon and special sauce. One of the more popular secret menu orders at Burger King is undoubtedly the Frings, an order of half fries and half onion rings. The Rodeo Burger, a cheeseburger with onion rings and barbecue sauce, is an example of an order that was once

The burger wars rage on at Wendy’s, where square burgers have given rise to the Meat Cube—a burger with four patties, equaling a full pound of meat. You can get a taste of all the animals at Wendy’s with the Barnyard Burger, consisting of a chicken patty, beef patty, bacon, cheese, lettuce and tomato stuffed onto a bun. Then there’s the deadly Quadruple Baconator, made up of four beef patties with bacon and cheese in between each layer of meat. And if that sounds like overkill that could kill you, I give you the T. Rex Burger, made with nine patties and nine slices of cheese. Other secret menu items at Wendy’s are far more timid, including the Big Bacon Classic, which merely adds bacon to a regular burger, and the Cheeseburger Deluxe, which is a smaller-patty alternative to the classic cheeseburger.

Arby’s Other fast food places flaunt their secret menu items in a way that is at once intriguing, cocky and alarming. Here, Arby’s commercial boast of “We Have the Meats” is put on full display with the obscene Meat Mountain, a ridiculously stacked sandwich that has two chicken tenders, slices of roast turkey, pit-smoked ham, corned beef, smoked brisket, Angus steak, roast beef and pepper bacon with cheddar and Swiss cheeses lost somewhere in the terrifying monument to gluttony. The sandwich

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renders any other Arby’s secret menu item irrelevant.

Taco Bell Stepping outside of the bun, Taco Bell has long been in the game of “menu hacking,” where customers can order customized items and some popular discontinued items. Real talk: secret menus are so easily procured at Taco Bell because there’s only like four ingredients in every Taco Bell food order. Take the Cheesarito for starters, merely melted cheese, scallions and taco sauce wrapped in a soft tortilla. Then there’s the Enchirito, which used to be on the permanent menu and it is basically a burrito and enchilada hybrid. The Chili Cheese Burrito (also known as a Chilito for portmanteau fans) was discontinued back in the 1990s, but can be resurrected by asking them to mix red sauce with ground beef, topping it with cheese and rolling it into a burrito. Things get extreme with The Superman, a double-beef burrito with sour cream, guacamole, tortilla strips and extra potatoes. And keep the superhero theme going with the Incredible Hulk—a seven-layer burrito that replaces nacho cheese with guacamole. Then there’s Fresco Style, a menu hack for Taco Bell fans who want a healthier option. This order replaces the cheese, sour cream, guacamole and other sauces with pico de gallo. Pro Tip from the writer: If you choose to ask a fast food worker for any of the above items, be patient. Keep in mind there is a good chance they will have no idea what you are talking about, so be prepared to explain exactly what you want. Help them to help you in your quest for full fast food enlightenment.

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Gutter To The Grammys Goo Goo Dolls journey from college radio to the pop charts By Dave Gil De RuBio dgilderubio@antonmediagroup.com

t’s been 20 years since the release of Dizzy Up the Girl, the Goo Goo Dolls’ multi-platinum sixth studio album, that yielded five Top 10 singles and signaled the commercial arrival of this Western New York outfit. Arguably one of the most successful post-grunge bands to emerge out of the ’90s, the Goos did not arrive fully formed. The early days of the band found them tagged as Replacements Lite (that group’s Paul Westerberg cowrote the 1993 single “We Are the Normal” off that year’s Superstar Car Wash) and they were actually college radio staples up through the early 1990s. So while the band’s latest road stint found them helming the Dizzy Up the Girl 20th Anniversary

Tour, founding member Robby Takac is quick to point out that his band hasn’t forgotten its hardscrabble roots. “The tour has been going great and we’ve been going out doing our best to play everything that everybody wants to hear every night. With this new format of this show—going out and playing this whole Dizzy Up the Girl record—we got five of our pretty big songs out of the way really early in the set, so it really structured a really different kind of experience for us,” he said. “We would sort of put things together and there were two ways to go. We could play Dizzy and then nail everybody with a mini-set of super-hits and say goodbye. Or, we could go the opposite way and go a little deeper, which is what we decided to do. So we were a little skeptical as to how that was going to work. But it’s turned out

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Goo Goo Dolls founding members Johnny Rzeznik (center) and Robby Takac (far right) (Photo by Mark Dellas) great. People have been into the whole idea and it’s been a pleasant surprise for us for sure.” While the release of Dizzy turned the Goo Goo Dolls into household names, the skids were greased by the release of “Iris,” a chart-topping power ballad released on the soundtrack to the 1998 film City of Angels. For Takac, he knew big changes were on the horizon for his group. “We had already recorded ‘Iris’ and it was already sort of bubbling up as we were recording this album. I can remember sitting in the lounge of the studio and the Stanley Cup Finals were going on,” he recalled. “Somebody was skating around with a Stanley Cup over their head [and] ‘Iris’ was playing in the background. As this was going on during the broadcast, I remember us looking at each other thinking how crazy that was. So we already knew that something was starting to happen a little bit. People were treating us differently.” It was quite a change for the thentrio that got its start in Buffalo and took its name from an ad for a toy they saw in True Detective magazine. Too soft to be considered a hardcore punk band and too aggressive to be lumped into the alternative music camp, The threesome signed up with Metal Blade Records and worked hard on their craft, touring with everyone from Gang Green and Cannibal Corpse to cow-punk outfit The Gun Club. And while the band started out with the bass-playing Takac as the lead singer, the vocal duties gradually shifted over to guitar player Johnny Rzeznik. It was all part of the learning curve and progression as a band that Takac acknowledges was needed. “I just think [having John become

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the singer] was more of the journey of becoming a real band. We just had the unique or unfortunate opportunity of making that growth that most people do in private, on record. Even on our first record, I think we fancied ourselves a little bit more like The Cure than we really came off as. But I think from that, John and I learned to stand in front of a room full of people in any situation and make this thing come down. I think that 10 or 12 years of knowledge contributed when it became crunch time and we really had to make it happen,” he said. With 2019 looming, the Goo Goo Dolls are working on a follow-up to 2016’s Boxes and are set to make a major announcement for next summer. When asked about his band’s longevity, Takac pauses before acknowledging that the school of hard knocks he and Rzeznik attended helped forge their determination and hone their creative vision. “I think [our being an album band was] one of the things that sets us apart from a lot of the bands that were happening at that time. People sort of popped into that scene, when it became popular and I think we sort of rose into it as part of the journey here,” he said. “We love The Replacements, Bad Brains and The Clash and everybody that formed what we were doing early on. Especially John’s desire to move beyond what we were doing at the time, but at a reasonable pace, has led to this sort of growth over the past 30 years. And a lot of bands never get to realize that, so we’re pretty lucky in that way.” Visit www.longislandweekly.com to read a longer version of this story and about Robby Takac’s favorite punk bands.

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reenberg Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology recently celebrated the grand opening of its brand new, state-of-the-art dermatology division with an official ribbon cutting to commemorate the event. The new location is at 160 Crossways Park Dr. in Woodbury. “I decided to expand my practice to include a dermatology component because my patients both want it and need it,” said Stephen T. Greenberg, M.D., F.A.C.S. owner and founder of Greenberg Cosmetic Surgery. “Healthy skin is beautiful skin and Dr. Lupenko and I share a passion for helping our patients achieve both, which must include regular skin cancer screenings. I’m so excited to offer this incredibly valuable layer of care to our patients.” Dr. Eve Lupenko brings

more than 20 years of experience in medical and cosmetic dermatology to Greenberg Cosmetic Surgery. She joins the staff in their dedication to providing quality patient care to the Long Island community. “After 20 years in the skin care industry, I am very excited to join forces with someone who takes a full body approach in their care for patients,” said Lupenko. Greenberg, a nationally renowned cosmetic plastic surgeon, has offices on Long Island and is known for his expertise in the field of cosmetic plastic surgery. He has been seen on Bravo, Dr. Oz and more. He is the author of A Little Nip, A Little Tuck, and has contributed to

Stephen T. Greenberg, M.D., F.A.C.S. proudly cuts the official grand opening ribbon on his new Dermatology Division Directed by Eve Lupenko, M.D., F.A.A.D. Dr. Eve Lupenko received official citations as the Director of Dermatology at the Grand Opening of The Dermatogy Division at Greenberg Cosmetic Surgery, celebrated with an official ribbon cutting ceremony with community leaders in attendance. publications such as Elle, Cosmopolitan and Harper’s Bazaar, as well as The New York Times. He hosts New York’s only two Cosmetic Surgery Radio Shows, Nip Tuck Saturdays with Dr. Stephen T. Greenberg every Saturday at noon on

770WABC AM Radio and Nip Tuck Saturday Night every Saturday at 10 p.m. on KJOY98.3 FM. Lupenko is a board-certified dermatologist with more than 20 years of experience who specializes in medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology for

both adults and children. She is affiliated with ColumbiaPresbyterian Hospital and Northwell Health Glen Cove Hospital. She is very active in her community and serves on the boards of many local service organizations. —Anton Media Staff

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fter waiting for her sea captain husband’s return from a two-year whaling voyage, Martha Brewer Brown was faced with either being separated from him again or leaving behind their two-year-old daughter Ella with relatives so she could join him on his next voyage. On Aug. 31, 1847, she left from Greenport to “go awhaling” on the Lucy Ann. Brewer Brown was one of 443 American women who braved life at sea. Whaling, an important part of the northeast’s maritime heritage, was a male-dominated industry: the captain, crew and ship owners were male. Women who decided to sail with their husbands broke social boundaries. After Mary Brewster chose to go with her husband William on the Tiger to the Pacific in 1846 (few women from her hometown of Stonington, CT, had done so) her bold decision scandalized her family so much that her foster mother disowned her. The little-known stories of women who defied convention during the 19th century to “go awhaling” is the subject of a new exhibit that opened last month at the Whaling Museum and Education Center of Cold Spring Harbor. The exhibit, “Heroines At The Helm,” illuminates the lives of these pioneering women through archival photographs, letters, journals, personal artifacts and period costume. “We wanted to explore the experiences and impact of whaling wives,” said museum director Nomi Dayan fo the exhibit, which is intended to honor the centennial of women’s sufferage in New York. “There is a connection in talking about these pioneering women before they had access to the ballet box.” Life aboard a whale ship was no place for a lady.

Sailing wives had to contend with unrelenting sea sickness, cramped quarters, the lack of other female companionship and pest-ridden food. They braved hardships including leaving children and family behind and having to give birth at sea. In 1856, Mary Rowland recorded in her journal, “White crawling worms about an inch long come out of the cargo of figs and raisins and large numbers make their appearance in the cabin and more particularly my room. They keep hid during the day time and like the cockroaches and musketoes make their debut at night.” Yet, in 1864, Lydia Beebe noted, “I believe this is where I ought to be with my husband. In the six years of our married life we lived together about six months and I trust now we shall never be separated again till death parts us.” Before 1845, it was rare for women to go to sea with their husbands. Business, commerce and politics were the sphere of men. Domesticity and the home was the female sphere. Modesty, piousness and devotion to family were seen to be a woman’s aspirations. Polly Gardiner, whose wedding ring is on display, accompanied her husband Captain Henry Gardiner on the Dawn in the 1820s. Gardiner is believed to be the first documented whaling wife. As more women joined their husbands at sea by the mid-1800s, one in five Yankee whalers were socalled “Lady Ships.” By the 1850s, one out of six whale ships carried the captain’s wife aboard.

Daily tasks such as laundry were a challenge. Sallie Smith noted in 1875, “The lack of good soap and fresh water made a hard task horrid.” The captain’s family was physically and socially separated from the rest of the crew. Women and children were confined to two private rooms: a sitting room and bedroom and meals were taken with officers on the forward cabin. Some captains built their wives a small wooden shed on deck, a private space so they could read or sew. Other areas of the ship were off-limits to them. The exhibit explores these women’ everyday lives. Many passed the long tedious hours aboard ship sewing or doing needlework, while others, like Brewer Brown took over the role of nursing sick crewmen. Mary Stickney, who traveled to St. Helen in 1880 to join her husband on the Cicero, kept a record of the men she treated for various ailments. Toothache was a common complaint. Many women raised families aboard ship or gave birth at sea. Nancy Marie Babcock of Sag Harbor, who sailed from Greenport with her husband Captain Hodges Babcock on long voyages during the 1850s, brought a baby trousseau with her, although sadly, her baby died in infancy in St. Helena. During much-anticipated “Gamming” parties, gatherings which happened when two or more whalers crossed paths and stopped to socialize and exchange information, a barrel-shaped wooden “Gamming chair,” on display was used to lower these “sister

sailors” from the deck of one whaleboat to another. In difficult circumstances, ingenuity was an important skill. Sarah A. Frisbie, who sailed with her captain husband Sluman Gray for 20 years, giving birth to three of her eight children during her voyages, had to decide what to do with the body of her husband after he died at sea in 1849 aboard the Hannibal. With land 400 miles away, she preserved his body in a barrel of rum before shipping him home to Connecticut for burial. There were also women who disguised themselves as men to join whale ships. “Little is known about them. We only know of the few who got caught,” said Dayan. Rebecca Anne Johnson on the whaler Christopher Mitchell of Nantucket in 1848 used her father’s name, George Johnson. After her true identity was revealed, she claimed she had cast off her petticoats to see the world. She was sent back to the nearest American consulate in Paita, Peru, and was sent back to the United States as a passenger on a returning whale ship. Artworks of contemporary multi-media feminist artists on display complement the stories of struggle and resilience of the whaling wives. In “Typology of Women,” Long Island artist Bastienne Schmidt’s hand-painted silhouette cutouts were inspired by Victorian silhouette portraits. Smaller details within the figures complicate their identity and are meant to provoke conversation on how female identity is constructed across history and culture. “I feel so close to these women, long gone, so inspired by their tales of courage,” said Dayan. “These women tapped into strong inner convictions and resources.”

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Few individuals realize New York State can suspend the driver’s license of a delinquent taxpayer and the IRS can take away a taxpayer’s passport. In order to avoid losing a license or passport, here’s what you need to know . New York Requirements for Driver’s License Suspension New York State can suspend Karen Tenenbaum a taxpayer’s New York State Driver’s License if a taxpayer owes $10,000 or more in taxes, criteria, it sends them a notice informing them that they have penalties, or interest, or, no 60 days to enter into a colleccollection resolution is in tion resolution with the State. place (such as an Installment If there is no resolution within Payment Agreement, 60 days, the DTF will notify the Income Execution or Offer in Department of Motor Vehicles Compromise). (DMV) of the taxpayer’s When the New York State delinquent status. The DMV Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF) identifies delin- then sends a further notice to quent taxpayers meeting these the taxpayer that unless he/

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Big Brined Herby Turkey

Prep: 36 hours Cook: 3 hours Serves: 8 to 10

For the brine:

¾ cup kosher salt ⅓ cup sugar 2 onions, diced 2 carrots, diced 3 celery ribs, diced 1 whole garlic bulb, cut in half equatorially ½ small bunch rosemary ½ small bunch sage 2 Tbsp coriander seeds 2 Tbsp fennel seeds 6 bay leaves 1 tsp crushed red pepper 1 15-lb fresh turkey (neck and giblets discarded)

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½ pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature 2 Tbsp finely chopped fresh rosemary 2 Tbsp finely chopped fresh sage Kosher salt

For the gravy:

2 onions, diced 2 carrots, diced 2 celery ribs, diced 4 cloves garlic, smashed 8 sprigs thyme, tied together with twine 3 bay leaves Kosher salt 2 cups dry white wine 1 cup all-purpose flour 2 qts chicken stock 1. Brine the turkey: Combine 2 gallons of water with the salt, sugar, onions, carrots, celery, garlic, rosemary, sage, coriander seeds, fennel seeds, bay leaves and

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crushed red pepper in a container large enough to accommodate all the ingredients and the turkey. Stir to combine. Submerge the turkey in the brine and refrigerate for three days. 2. The night before you roast the bird, remove it from the brine and pat it dry with paper towels. Make the herb butter: In a small bowl, combine the butter, rosemary, sage and some salt. Using your fingers, carefully work your way under the skin of the turkey to separate it

from the breasts and legs. Massage the butter under the skin, then all over the bird. Tie the turkey legs together with twine to keep the bird nice and compact for even cooking. 3. In your roasting pan, for the gravy, combine the onions, carrots, celery, garlic, thyme bundle and bay leaves. Season with salt. Plunk the turkey on top of the veggies and put it in the fridge overnight uncovered. This allows the skin of the turkey to dry out, which will create a

gorgeous brown crispy skin. 4. P reheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Pour the wine into the roasting pan and put the turkey in the screaming-hot oven for 35 to 40 minutes, or until it becomes beautifully browned. Reduce the heat to 350 degrees F. Baste with the pan juices and rotate the pan every 30 minutes for the remainder of the cooking time; think 17 minutes per pound. If the turkey starts to get too brown, tent it loosely with foil. 5. R emove the turkey from the oven when an instant-read thermometer registers 165 degrees F when inserted into the thickest part of the thigh. (Be sure the thermometer is not touching a bone.) Transfer it to a rimmed baking sheet, cover with foil and let it rest for at least 30 minutes. 6. M ake the gravy: Using a mesh strainer, strain the veggies out of the pan juices over a large bowl and allow the fat to rise to the top. Discard the veggies. Skim the fat from the pan juices, add it to a large saucepot and bring it to medium heat. Whisk in the flour and cook until it has the consistency of wet sand, 4 to 5 minutes. Whisk the pan juices and stock into the flour mixture. Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Cook until it is thick, 10 to 15 minutes. Taste and season with salt, if needed. Carve the turkey and serve with the gravy.

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Nassau BOCES Appoints New Executive Director For Special Education

assau BOCES has appointed Patricia Schwetz as its new Executive Director for Special Education. She brings more than 23 years of experience in education, serving most recently as Assistant Director, Nassau BOCES Department of Special Education. In her new role, Schwetz will oversee the nine Nassau BOCES Special Education schools along with the district programs and college partnerships. “Ms. Schwetz is highly regarded both within Nassau BOCES as well as the 56 component districts we serve. She brings with her a broad range of knowledge in special education and a passion for staying in the forefront of this ever-evolving field,” said Eric B. Schultz, president of the Nassau BOCES Board. “It is with a sense of excitement that I begin my new position. To partner with the local school districts of Nassau

County, as we serve the needs of Regional Special Education Technical diverse learners, is a great privilege. I Assistance Support Center as a am thrilled to be leading a department Program Coordinator. She quickly of dynamic administrators and staff, advanced to a Supervisor and then who I am sure will continue to Assistant Director for Nassau have a lasting impact on our BOCES Special Education students. I look forward to Department before being growing our innovative named Executive Director. programs to further As a bilingual I look meet the needs of our Speech Language forward to growing Pathologist, Schwetz educational community,” said Schwetz. received her our innovative Schwetz began her bachelors in Speechprograms to furcareer as a Teacher of Language Pathology, Speech and Hearing ther meet the needs Audiology, Speech Handicapped for Hearing Science of our educational and the New York City and her master’s in Board of Education Speech Language community. as well as later Pathology from –Patricia Schwetz Brooklyn College. for the Meadow She also holds an Elementary School Advanced Certificate in Educational in Baldwin. She was a Bilingual Leadership from Brooklyn College. Speech Pathologist for Nassau BOCES Language Programs & Assessment —Submitted by Nassau BOCES Services and then worked for the

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Island Harvest Food Bank Secures $1 Million In State Funding

t’s the season for giving and New York State has just gifed Island Harvest Food Bank with a very generous present. Island Harvest recently announced that it has secured $1 million from the State of New York through the 2018-19 State and Municipal Facilities Program (SAM) according to Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO. The funding, which was secured by the New York State Senate Majority’s Long Island delegation, will go towards Island Harvest Food Bank’s ongoing capital campaign to be used to purchase a permanent building to consolidate operations, improve distribution efficiencies and expand the hunger-relief organization’s distribution services and programs that assist 300,000 food-insecure Long Islanders. New York State Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan and Senators Kemp Hannon, Carl Marcellino,

Elaine Phillips, Kenneth LaValle, and Phil Boyle, were instrumental in securing the funds. “The growth that Island Harvest Food Bank has experienced since its inception in 1992 has been supported

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orthwell Health has publically launched its first system-wide, comprehensive fundraising campaign to propel innovations to advance health care across the globe. The public launch of Outpacing the Impossible: the Northwell Campaign, an ambitious $1 billion, seven-year effort to support Northwell’s promise to the people it serves, was held at Northwell’s Center for Advanced Medicine in Lake Success recently. The event brought together more than 600 of the organization’s highest-level benefactors who support initiatives across the health system’s footprint. This comprehensive campaign supports capital projects, improves hospitals and clinical programs, and advances research and funding an endowment for teaching and research initiatives. A significant portion of the campaign will also be allocated to the development of Northwell’s care locations in Manhattan. Northwell Health is comprised of 23 hospitals and more than 665 outpatient care locations throughout the New York metropolitan area and beyond. Outpacing the Impossible includes all funds given by individual donors, corporations and foundations. Donors to Northwell have given nearly $500 million since the campaign’s inception on Jan. 1, 2016. Along with—and as part of the public campaign— Northwell has launched its first enterprisewide employee giving program, which enables employees among all levels throughout the organization to participate. More than 5,000 Northwell employees—including 99 percent of Northwell’s leadership—have already given over $7 million to support projects and programs across the health system.

Pioneering solutions: Northwell’s depth and breadth, agility and nimbleness enhances its ability to have an immediate impact across the region and beyond. Seeing people fully: Northwell sees and treats Seeing health care people as who they truly are: differently Northwell’s mission begins families, friends, neighbors and coworkers. with its patients and families Over the last three years, who have come to expect Northwell Health has seen the unexpected from the exponential growth of its organization. Outpacing philanthropic support, further the Impossible rests on four pillars that define Northwell’s impacting the health system’s ability to deliver on its misculture. benefactors to the organiinnovation in strategic areas Driven to discover: Focused sion. In 2017, the organization including research, pediatrics, zation—are cochairs of the had a record year, receiving on the future of healing, Outpacing the Impossible women’s health, behavioral over $177.3 million for its teaching and research, campaign. The endeavor is health and military veterans hospitals and programs. Northwell pursues and also being led by a campaign programs. Every gift to “This campaign is alimplements new knowledge committee comprised of the campaign accelerates ready having a significant significant donors, prominent that brings the impossible to potential cures, and helps impact on our health life, such as the creation of volunteer community leaders Northwell find answers bioelectronic medicine, a new system,” said Mark Claster, and Northwell leadership. and create treatments and chair of Northwell’s Board field of medicine that uses “We believe in the power therapies that strengthen our of Trustees. “Like most and potential impact of taking electrical implants to help the local communities. nonprofits, we operate on body heal itself. on challenges and going “Philanthropy is critical to incredibly thin margins and Disruptive thinking: Northwell Health,” said Brian where others won’t,” said Northwell fosters the intellec- we don’t use our revenue to Northwell Health president Lally, Northwell’s senior vice pay shareholders. We reinvest tual capital behind its breakand CEO Michael Dowling. president and chief develthat money back into the through research, innovations “Our ambition is to innovate, opment officer. “Our entire organization to improve our and treatments. and it’s part of everything health system is focused on Through inventive teaching facilities to take better care of we do. We don’t settle for the communities we serve. methods at the Zucker School people and keep them well.” Philanthropy is our investthe norm in health care, and To learn more about of Medicine at Hofstra/ ment back into our communi- through the generosity and Outpacing the Impossible, Northwell that defy expectaties and helps us to take better support of our communities, The Northwell Campaign, tions and inspire, we don’t care of more people.” and each other, we will push visit give.northwell.edu. Leonard Feinstein, our standards even further for just see things differently, What the campaign will do William L. Mack and Roy J. —Submitted by Northwell the best care to better the lives but are changing the way the This campaign will fuel Health world sees health care. Zuckerberg—all long-time of every person we touch.”

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old and flu season has officially begun. The immune system works very hard to defend the body from disease-causing microorganisms. Simple steps such as hand hygiene are crucial to helping ward off the flu, but strengthening your immune system really starts with choosing to follow a healthy lifestyle year-round. Exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight, limiting alcohol, and getting adequate sleep are vital for promoting immunity. In terms of diet, there are several vitamins and minerals that are known to help support the immune system. Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and zinc are commonly known for their immune-boosting properties. A well-balanced diet should

provide all of these nutrients in adequate amounts. However, there are a few special foods that can help nourish the body and fuel your immunity this season:

Kefir

Probiotics have been found to support immunity and promote healthy digestion. Kefir is a tart, yogurt-like drink that is packed with live and active probiotic cultures. Although kefir is a dairy product, it is fermented which changes the nutritional properties and makes it particularly beneficial for a healthy gut. Kefir is also high in protein and calcium. Try incorporating kefir into your diet regularly for healthy probiotics to benefit your gut microbiota. Consuming probiotics is important for replenishing

healthy bacteria in the gut and protecting the body from infection.

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Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Sponsors Pink Aid Fundraiser

aniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, one of the nation’s leading Realtors, was the proud title sponsor of the fifth annual Pink Aid Luncheon and Celebration of Life Fashion Show, hosted at Mitchell’s clothing store in Huntington. The luncheon and fashion show, held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month each year, raises funds to help underserved local women survive breast cancer treatment with support and dignity and provide important screening to women in financial need. Pink Aid also seeks to empower all breast cancer survivors to heal by helping and inspiring others. This year’s event raised more than $500,000 in support of the Pink Aid mission. Daniel Gale’s president and chairman Patricia J. Petersen

International Realty is deeply committed to our local communities and supports dozens of nonprofit community institutions and groups that serve Long Island. Pink Aid Long Island is an important and invaluable resource to our Long Island neighbors, friends and family and we are exceedingly proud to play a key role in its success.” Event highlights included a record-breaking Live Auction to raise funds to Pictured with Pat Petersen, president, chairman and luncheon chair (front row center with provide emergency financial scarf) are her colleagues and fellow supporters from left: Susan Poli, Bonnie Williamson, Lee assistance to women in need Cunningham, Chief Executive Officer Deirdre O’Connell, Nikki Sturges, Tina McGowan and Quinn across Long Island and the Bencivenga. Back row from left: Bonnie Devendorf, Diane Anderson, Ellen Hanes, Deborah Hauser, Celebration of Life Fashion Katherine Cirelli and Marion Weiler. Show, where eleven survivors served as the 2018 Luncheon Committee chairs included enthusiastically supportmodeled designer fashions, Chair, with Daniel Gale’s addi- Bonnie Williamson, Katherine ing Pink Aid since its first followed by a standing tionally represented by a team Cirelli and Melissa Stark of luncheon and fashion show in ovation-inducing final loop of more than a dozen volunDaniel Gale’s. 2013,” said Daniel Gale’s CEO of 25 alumnae models in teers and supporters who gave “Daniel Gale Sotheby’s Deirdre O’Connell. “As an attendance from past Pink Aid their time and resources to International Realty and organization and as individevents. help make the day a success. Pat Petersen have been uals, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s —Anton Media Group

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The Royal Treatment

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The decision to leave your home and continue life in a new place is never easy, but one facility on Long Island surpasses what people think the term “assisted living” means. “It’s wonderful for our residents to age in a place with different levels of care,” said Beth Evans, executive director at The Regency at Glen Cove Assisted Living. At up to 100 residents, The Regency at Glen Cove Assisted Living is currently undergoing construction. While many areas like the common spaces are completed, there will also be a bistro, theater and unique memory care wing.

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Smoking cessation programs at Northwell Health offer high success rates for those who want to quit. With a comprehensive approach that includes behavior modification, medication and group support, smokers successfully become nonsmokers Women and tobacco use can in a matter of weeks. Women who smoke may develop The five-week program starts with more severe COPD earlier in life. learning about the behavioral aspects They also have an increased risk of of smoking and addressing specific developing cancers of the oral cavity, triggers. During this preparation stage, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, pancreas, you’ll begin to change the way you kidney, bladder and uterus, as well as outside-of-the-box ideas. It’s not a smoke to set the foundation for quitWhy: the lung. Better Economy, coincidence that many of the top ting and will gain deeper insights into Better Business businessmen and entrepreneurs have addiction and why it’s so complex. Those living with ADHD have ADHD including: Richard Smoking and pregnancy To increase your billionaire comfort during the an amazing, fast,smoke creative brain. Branson, Women who are at greater quitting JetBlue process,founder you mayDavid also be preThey caninfertility, think on their feet and Neeleman and founder Paul risk for stillbirth, miscarscribed one ofKinkos seven FDA-approved often come up with some amazing riage and ectopic pregnancy. Babies Orfalea. smoking cessation medications, two

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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

said Pat Folan, director of the Center for Tobacco Control. “In this setting, patients can talk about their experiences and provide encouragement to others in the group.” The Great American Smokeout, an annual event sponsored by the American Cancer Society, occurs on Nov. 15. Let this be your day to start your journey toward a smoke-free life. To register or learn more about the Center for Tobacco Control’s program, call 516-466-1980 or email tobacco center@northwell.edu. Call the Katz Institute for Women’s Health Resource Center at 855-850-5494 to speak to a women’s health specialist. —Submitted by Katz Institute for Women’s Health at Northwell

The Bristal Assisted Living Comes To Garden City

GRACE PLAZA LAUNCHES HIGH CALIBER MEMORY CARE PROGRAM 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.

of which need to be taken several days before quitting to be effective. During the third week of the program, participants quit on a collectively-set date. The fourth and fifth week are focused on relapse prevention. Nicotine replacement products are available in a variety of forms to help ease cravings and increase the chances of success. Following the five-week program, you’ll be encouraged to attend regular group support sessions. Additional encouragement is offered in the way of motivational and inspirational text messages and regular follow-ups for at least one year. “The support group following the program is very much peer-to-peer,”

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. 182980V

The Engel Burman Group celebrated the opening of the 16th community of The Bristal Assisted Living with the Grand Opening of The Bristal at Garden City, featuring 110 assisted living suites and 40 additional suites located in the Reflections Memory Care neighborhood that are dedicated to providing care for residents with

Alzheimer’s and other memory-related cognitive disorders. Senior citizens have become the largest and fastest-growing segment of the U.S. population. Long Island has a higher share of adults over 55 than any other suburban community in New York. —Anton Media Group

From rear left: The Bristal at Garden City Executive Director Dina McDougald and The Engel Burman Group partners Steven Kreiger, Scott Burman, David Burman, Jonathan Weiss and Michael Weiss, Hempstead Councilman Edward Ambrosino (far right) and New York State Assemblyman Edward Ra (far left) look on as The Bristal residents Stanley Gaydan and Anne Goodman join Senior Hempstead Town Council Member Dorothy L. Goosby, and Engel Burman partners Sydney Engel and Jan Burman as they cut the celebratory ribbon.

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on-alcoholic fatty liver is the most common chronic liver disease in the United States affecting 60100 million Americans. Most people are diagnosed when an abdominal ultrasound performed for an unrelated reason reports fatty liver. Fatty liver disease is a spectrum which ranges from just fat, to fat and inflammation, to fat and fibrosis, to cirrhosis and all its complications. Only about 2-4 percent of people with fatty liver develop significant liver disease. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is associated with diabetes and being overweight. In addition, about 7-10 percent of people with fatty liver do not have diabetes and are not overweight. These people have what is called “lean fatty liver” and is more likely to progress to advanced liver disease than fatty liver associated with diabetes and/or obesity. With so many people

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having fatty liver disease, the real question is how is it treated. Currently, there are no medications approved to treat this condition. Treatment is centered around diet, exercise and weight loss. Of these, the most important is diet leading to weight loss. Some simple strategies for dieting include reducing total intake of dietary fat, avoiding concentrated sugars from sugar sweetened beverages, pastries, cookies, cakes and other sweets, reading food labels to avoid products containing high fructose corn syrup and being mindful of hidden sugar sources in breads, cereals, yogurts, salad dressing and condiments. It is also a good idea to limit refined white carbohydrates from such items as white bread, pastas and rice and replace them with whole grain sources. Eating more non-starch vegetables such as broccoli, asparagus, kale

and spinach and choosing low glycemic fruits such as berries and melons is healthy alternative to those products listed above. Alcohol, unless taken in small quantities, should be avoided. There is a tremendous amount of clinical research currently underway evaluating medications to treat fatty liver. Most of these therapies are targeting patients with either bridging fibrosis or compensated cirrhosis. In other words, patients with advanced disease. Different classes of therapies, all oral, such as FXR agonists, PPAR agonists, ASK1 inhibitors, FGF19 agonists and CCR2/5 antagonists are in development. It is likely that the first approved medication for non-alcoholic fatty liver will be an FXR agonist. Once approved, all these new therapies will need to be taken in combination with the lifestyle changes of diet and exercise. I believe that not any

one of these new medications will be effective in all people and that combinations of new therapies will be required. It is also highly likely that these treatments will be long term and expensive. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is a worldwide epidemic and the most common chronic liver disease in the United States. Weight reduction remains the primary treatment for this condition and loss of 7-10 % of body weight has been shown to dramatically improve underlying liver inflammation and fibrosis, even in patients with cirrhosis. Significant research to develop new medications is ongoing and we should see several new products approved in the next 2-5 years. It is important to emphasize that these medications will not be a substitute for healthy eating and exercising. The magic weight loss pill is just not a reality.

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Your Child Doesn’t ‘Just Have A Cold’ BY CHRISTINA JOHNS

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Your child is sick. It starts with a cough and runny nose and quickly develops into something resembling a common cold, but it’s more than that. So what is it? A common viral infection of the lungs in babies and toddlers called bronchiolitis. While bronchitis and bronchiolitis sound similar, they are not the same. Both are infections of the lungs, but bronchiolitis goes deep into the lungs causing inflammation of the small airways (bronchioles), which for small children can result in a serious cough, wheezing, trouble breathing and can be scary stuff for parents. What information do parents need to know about bronchiolitis to keep their children healthy? First, bronchiolitis is caused by a variety of viruses, but is most commonly attributed to Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Bronchiolitis can often be treated from home because it is caused by a virus it does not respond to antibiotics.

Dr. Christina Johns (RSV). It can also be caused by the flu or the common cold. Bronchiolitis can often be treated from home because it is caused by a virus it does not respond to antibiotics. Help make your child feel better by maintaining adequate

hydration by offering clear liquids in small amounts frequently throughout the day, use a cool-mist vaporizer in his/her room, administer saline drops and bulb syringe suction the nose to relieve nasal congestion, and

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give fever reducer medicine to bring down any fevers and ease discomfort. Decrease the chances of getting bronchiolitis the same way you would protect your child from getting a cold: frequent hand washing, sanitizing of toys and areas where your child plays, keeping your child home from daycare (if possible), and getting your child (six months or older) a flu shot can all help. For some children,

bronchiolitis may require more attention. If your child develops a cold and has a bluish-gray color to the face, lips or nails, or is flaring the nostrils or retracting the muscles between the ribs be sure to see an emergency pediatrician immediately. This is particularly important for children who were born prematurely, are less than three months old, are exposed to secondhand smoke or have pulmonary defects or other chronic diseases. Dr. Christina Johns is a practicing pediatric emergency physician and the Senior Medical Advisor for PM Pediatrics, the largest provider of specialized urgent care in the nation with more than 30 locations in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, Virginia and opening soon in California. Visit Dr. Johns on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Read her blog at DearDrChristina.com.

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s the weather gets colder, our hearts get warmer. When you bundle up in a hat and scarf, remember that there are other less fortunate than you who may not have access to cozy winter goods. This holiday season through Nov. 30, Friends for Life, in coordination with The Arbors assisted living communities will be collecting gloves, hats and scarves for veterans. All donations will be given to Stony Brook Veterans Home. “We do things with the community…we give back all the time,” said Amy Recco, owner and executive director of Friends for Life Homecare/ Medicaid Consultants/Senior Planning. “We wanted to celebrate Veterans month and I work with The Arbors on other events as well so it’s a good collaboration.” Recco said she had already received a lot of hats, gloves and scarves by way of donations and the month isn’t even half over yet. Those interested in donating can drop off their items at Friends for Life, 1045B Park Blvd., Massapequa Park. The Homecare facility also offers free monthly Caregiver Support Groups to anyone who may need support and guidance while caring for a loved one. For more information on Friends for Life, call 516-900-1818 or visit www.friendsforlifeny.com. —Jennifer Fauci

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Long Island surgeon, Dr. Thomas Davenport recently received the Donald R. Laub Humanitarian Award from Resurge International. Davenport was awarded the honor for volunteering his time and talent to individuals in need for more than 15 years. In that time, he has visited Bhutan, Brazil, Cambodia, Ecuador, India, Mali, Myanmar, Nepal, Nicaragua, Peru and the Philippines, performing reconstructive surgeries and training others in reconstructive plastic surgery. He is truly an inspiring member of the Long Island community who is making a difference across the globe. Davenport is a partner at the Long Island Plastic Surgical Group (the largest and longest-running private plastic surgery practice in the U.S.), as well as Director of Microsurgery, Director of Surgical Wound Care and Chief of Plastic Surgery at NYU Winthrop Hospital. —Anton Media Group

BOOK CORNER: In The Kitchen With The American Heart Association’s New Instant & Healthy Cookbook It’s that time of the year when family schedules fill up with school, sports and the impending holidays season. Healthy meals can take a back seat to convenience foods when you’re on the run. The American Heart Association created their new Instant & Healthy Cookbook with busy people in mind, offering healthy recipes for the pressure cooker and Instant Pot cooks in the world. Instant and Healthy gets you cooking healthy in an instant. The new paperback has 100 recipes to make heart-healthy, fuss-free, delicious meals in your Instant Pot. The Instant Pot—a pressure cooker that does the work of seven other appliances—has inspired home cooks with its versatility, speed, and consistently delicious results.

The American Heart Association offers this comprehensive guide to help you use your Instant Pot to support a heartsmart diet. Lean meats, whole grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits transform into delicious meals in just minutes, and they won’t ruin your healthy diet goals. Recipes include appetizer and snacks, soups, meat and vegetable entrées, side dishes, desserts, breakfast selections, and more. This cookbook includes 30-40

full-color photographs as well as easy-to-follow guides to using your Instant Pot® for healthy, flavorful meals. A healthy diet is recommended by the American Heart Association to prevent heart disease and stroke, the number one and five killers in the United States. Diets rich in fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean meats and fish, and low in sugary, highfat, fried foods are best for optimal health and to prevent cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and health issues related to obesity.

The best way to ensure good food comes out of your cooker is to put only good-for-you ingredients into it, and with American Heart Association Healthy Instant Pot Cookbook, you’ll learn how much your pot can do for you while you’re enjoying a healthy lifestyle. The Instant & Healthy Cookbook is available for $12 on Amazon. The Association’s Healthy For Good campaign offers tips on healthy living under four pillars of health: Eat Smart, Add Color, Move More and Be Well. Aim to eat healthier, exercise 30 minutes daily and enjoy a good night’s sleep and stress-free activities. For more information, visit www. heart.org/healthyliving. —Submitted by the American Heart Association

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hanksgiving is one of the most joyous times of the year, a time when friends and family gather together to celebrate and give thanks. Nassau County Firefighters Museum and Education Center offers some simple advice and tips to help residents stay safe during the holiday. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), in 2015, fire departments in the United States responded to an estimated 1,760 home cooking fires on Thanksgiving, making it the busiest such day of the year. Unattended cooking is by far the leading cause of home fire deaths and injuries. “Thanksgiving kicks off a great time of year that we are gathered with family and friends,” said John V. Murray, Nassau County Firefighters Museum’s Chief Fire Safety Instructor. “We strongly urge all Long Islanders to take fire safety seriously during the holiday season, and to follow some simple tips to avoid a tragedy. We wish everybody a very happy and safe Thanksgiving and ask that nobody ever hesitate to call 911 in the event of an emergency, even on a holiday.” The most common factors in home cooking fires and ways to avoid them: Unattended cooking This is the leading cause of fires in

turkey in cooking oil at high temperatures pose a significant danger of hot oil being released or spilled during cooking, leading to devastating burns, other injuries and property destruction.

the kitchen. Stay in the kitchen while you are frying, grilling, or broiling food. If you leave the kitchen for even a short time, turn off the stove. If you are simmering, baking, roasting, or boiling food, check it regularly. Remain at home while food is cooking and use a timer to remind yourself that you are cooking, as guests, phones, children, pets and other activity can easily distract a cook. Objects near the cooking catching fire Clothing ignitions lead to approximately 16 percent of home cooking fire deaths. It is important to wear short, close-fitting, or tightly rolled

Hot cooking oil exposed to water or outdoor elements If rain or snow strikes hot cooking oil in propane-fired turkey fryers designed for outdoor use, the result can be a splattering of the hot oil or a conversion of the precipitation to steam, which can lead to burns. Frozen and defrosting turkeys also create the risk of contact between sleeves as loose clothing can dangle water and hot cooking oil, which can onto stove burners or gas flames and cause severe scalding or other serious catch fire. Keep the cooking area clean injury. and combustible materials away from your stove top as built-up grease, If you do have a cooking fire, the oven mitts, food packaging, wooden important thing is to get out. When utensils, towels and other materials on you leave, close the door behind you or near the stove can catch fire. to help contain the fire, then call 911 or the local emergency number. For Cooking equipment unintentionally an oven fire, turn off the heat and keep turned on or not turned off the door closed. Do not use water to Be on alert! If you are sleepy or have put out a grease fire; use an appropriconsumed alcohol don’t use the stove ate fire extinguisher, or baking soda, or stovetop. Have children turned the salt, or a tight lid. Visit the NFPA’s stove on? website, www.nfpa.org, for more information on fire safety. Deep-frying turkeys —Submitted by the National Fire Turkey fryers that immerse the Protection Association

Greybarn Residents: Your Chariot Awaits

reybarn—a community built for Long Islanders, by Long Islanders—has launched a unique ride-sharing/group-ride service for the community’s residents. Through its partnership with Chariot, a luxury transportation service offered by Ford, Greybarn residents have an added convenience of effortlessly getting to popular destinations within proximity to their homes. “We are excited about our partnership with Chariot and being able to provide this new service to the residents of Greybarn,” said Mitchell Rechler, co-managing partner of Rechler Equity Partners. “From the time Greybarn was only a concept, we knew connectivity to the area’s downtowns and transportation hubs was going to be a vital amenity to provide to our residents. This day has been long awaited, but we know this service will be well worth the wait.” Not only does the service offer a more eco-friendly way of traveling, Chariot is focused on creating a transit solution that relieves

congestion while offering a comfortable, personalized commuting experience. Over the summer, Greybarn’s leadership surveyed all of the community’s residents to generate feedback on the area’s destinations most important to them.

The survey’s results produced the plan to provide shuttle service to the Farmingdale Long Island Rail Road station during peak a.m. and p.m. hours. In addition, the survey found that most residents were interested in the nightlife in Babylon Village; leading to the development of roundtrip shuttle service on Friday and Saturday evenings. “After receiving a strong response from our resident survey, we knew which destinations to include in this program in order to make it a success,” added Gregg Rechler, co-managing partner of Rechler Equity Partners. “The Town of Babylon has so many great dining, nightlife and shopping options available and we’re happy to provide a service that will connect our residents with everything their new hometown has to offer.” To learn more about Greybarn, visit greybarn-li. com or call 631-414-8500 to schedule an appointment and take a tour of your future home. —Anton Media Group

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). What is the difference between believing the bird sings for you and knowing it doesn’t? Innocence? Narcissism? To some extent we all must be the center of our own universe, otherwise we’d forget to feed ourselves. But the boundaries of self-awareness change as you enjoy the benefits of a broader perspective. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). To implement successful marketing strategies, smart business owners find out where their customers are coming from. You’ll apply the principle in a nonbusiness environment this week. Good people are coming to you, the kind you’d like to fill your life with. Figure out how this happened for repeat luck! PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Most of what you can do, you never think about doing. It’s what you’re not sure you can do that occupies your thoughts. And that’s the same for everyone. Listen to what people go on about. Pertinent information rides in the crevices of conversation. The best decisions won’t come from big brains, but big ears.

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You’ll shed a few possessions and behaviors next month, a nonchalant transition into the new flow around you. Your life takes on elegance with this lighter way of moving through the world. And you’ll soon find yourself flanked by friendly forces, like birds flying together to a destination, making things easier for one another by changing the shape of the wind. There’s no rush to attain symbols of approval; you continually alight on just what you need for ongoing happiness.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19). The environment can’t be argued with. The reality of circumstances can’t be denied. On the bright side, this plane is rife with loopholes. Believe in them, and look for them. Also, living from the outside in is only one way. You’ll have more control when you get centered and decide to live from the inside out. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Curiosity is the compass of your natural navigation system. It’s worth following even if it’s headed where there’s no path. Some of these “roads” are so new that they don’t show up on the GPS yet. Your curiosity isn’t ruled by roads; it’s honed in on something in the distance, sending a signal to your heart. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Maybe you’re not out to dismantle the power of the status quo, but you’d like to keep it in check. There are those who will only stay in line when they know they are being observed. This is not just about the main event. Stay awake because things go right (or wrong) in moments small and in-between. CANCER (June 22-July 22). If you walk backward, you’ll see where you’ve been but lose the excitement that comes with getting closer to a new destination. But you’re too clever to let the past snag you. You’ll dip your toe into it and revel in nostalgia for a few kicks, all the while remembering your true direction, onward and upward. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Look for quality above quantity this week, especially in emotional matters. Wherever you can get a little joy, do it. This starts your engine running on the good stuff, and your spirit will naturally guide you to the place where more of it exists. This week, you’ll run on the self-renewing fuels of love, creativity and joy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). The happiness packed into small things will impress you. This week’s moments of micro-bliss have to do with witnessing grace and experiencing the acknowledgement that someone has been paying close attention to you and/or your work. The other hallmark of this week will be an increased sense of purpose. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Your week will be filled with contradictions and repetitions, which doesn’t have to bother you in the least. Observe the quirky pattern that events create, with stops and starts, steps back and forward... There’s an elegance to it, a beautiful rhythm that wouldn’t be there if the action were nonstop, full-steam ahead. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). If you can’t find the silver lining you’re looking for, you may be thinking too small. Perhaps this item has no lining and it is, in fact, entirely made of silver. High-value opportunities come in the form of unpleasant or unsatisfactory circumstances. Fine character is chiseled out of the precious metal of problems. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The success of a loved one will be fun to watch happen in spite of the fact that it’s not happening to you... no, actually because of it. You get to take part in the win without the pressure of being directly responsible for it. These are the perks of being in a support position, which you’ll enjoy fully this week.

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ELECTION RESULTS Governor Andrew M. Cuomo (D) — 263,019 votes; 56.50 percent Marc Molinaro (R) — 193,812 votes; 41.64 percent State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli (D) — 281,766 votes; 60.23 percent Jonathan Trichter (R) — 181,595 votes; 38.82 percent Attorney General Letitia A. James (D) — 257,498 votes; 55.49 percent Keith Wofford (R) — 199,104 votes; 42.91 percent United States Senator Kirsten E. Gillbrand (D) — 273,763 votes; 58.52 percent Chele Chiavacci Farley (R) — 193,855 votes; 41.44 percent Representative in Congress 2nd District Peter T. King (R) — 45,482 votes; 63.66 percent Liuba Grechen Shirley (D) — 25,948 votes; 36.32 percent Representative in Congress 3rd District

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Thomas R. Suozzi (D) — 74,260 votes; 59.10 percent Dan P. DeBono (R) — 51,346 votes; 40.87 percent Representative in Congress 4th District Kathleen M. Rice (D) — 149,078 votes; 61.01 percent Ameer N. Benno (R) — 95,187 votes; 38.95 percent Representative in Congress 5th District Gregory W. Meeks (D) — 21,125 votes; 99.54 percent State Senator 5th District James F. Gaughran (D) — 32,260 votes; 55.28 percent Carl L. Marcellino (R) — 26,093 votes; 44.71 percent State Senator 6th District Kevin M. Thomas (D) — 51,635 votes; 50.62 percent Kemp Hannon (R) — 50,327 votes; 49.34 percent State Senator 7th District Anna M. Kaplan (D) — 58,273 votes; 54.65 percent Elaine R. Phillips (R)

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State Senator 8th District John E. Brooks (D) — 46,404 votes; 52.94 percent Jeffrey P. Pravato (R) — 41,220 votes; 47.03 percent

Member of Assembly 15th District Michael A. Montesano (R) — 23,420 votes; 52.99 percent Allen F. Foley (D) — 20,771 votes; 46.99 percent

State Senator 9th District Todd D. Kaminsky (D) — 69,135 votes; 61.65 percent Francis X. Becker, Jr. (R) — 42,971 votes; 38.32 percent Member of Assembly 9th District Mike LiPetri (R) — 12,658 votes; 59.42 percent Christine Pelligrino (D) — 8,644 40.58 percent Member of Assembly 13th District Charles D. Lavine (D) — 29,077 votes; 67.56 percent Andrew A. Montellone (R) — 13,945 votes; 32.40 percent Member of Assembly 14th District David G. McDonough (R) — 29,331 votes; 56.38 percent Michael F. Reid (D) — 22,669

Member of Assembly 16th District Anthony D’Urso (D) — 27,555 votes; 61.73 percent Byron A. Divins, Jr. (R) — 17,068 votes; 38.24 percent Member of Assembly 17th District John K. Mikulin (R) — 25,519 votes; 56.14 percent Kimberly L. Snow (D) — 19,916 votes; 43.82 percent Member of Assembly 18th District Taylor R. Raynor (D) — 28,087 votes; 86.42 percent James LaMarre (R) — 3,017 votes; 9.28 percent Member of Assembly 19th District Edward P. Ra (R) — 24,832

votes; 55.76 percent Billy Carr (D) —19,687 votes; 44.21 percent Member of Assembly 20th District Melissa L. Miller (R) — 23,089 votes; 53.52 percent Juan C. Vides (D) — 19,578 votes; 45.38 percent Member of Assembly 21st District Judy A. Griffin (D) — 25,640 votes; 52.72 percent Brian F. Curran (R) — 22,939 votes; 47.17 percent Member of Assembly 22nd District Michaelle C. Solages (D) — 30,491 votes; 70.07 percent Gonald Moncion (R) — 13,011 votes; 29.90 percent City Judge City of Glen Cove Richard J. McCord — 7,477 votes; 99.72 percent City Judge City of Long Beach William Miller — 10,882 votes; 99.59 percent Total ballots cast: 477,530

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CHEF Q&A

The Home Cook Celebrity chef, author and restaurateur Alex Guarnaschelli shares what she loves about Long Island By JeNNiFeR FauCi JFauci@antonmediagroup.com

lex Guarnaschelli is passionate about many things, from food to travel to charities. But if you get her talking about the history of American cuisine, she will proudly take her place in line and educate you on all things food and how simple ingredients are sometimes the most wonderful items in a cook’s kitchen. After moving to France for several years to study at La Varenne Culinary School in Burgundy, Guarnaschelli began making a name for herself on the culinary scene. She returned to New York and in 2003, the venerable chef became the executive chef at Butter Midtown, a stylized dining destination that specializes in elite American fare, located at 415 Lafayette Street in Manhattan. The Food Network star recently wrapped up her cookbook, The Home Cook: Recipes to Know By Heart. It seems cooking along with writing is in her blood, as the chef’s mother edited

the seminal 1997 edition of The Joy of Cooking, which defined the food of the late 20th century. On her website, Guarnaschelli states, “I honestly feel as if I learned to eat according to whatever cookbook my mother was working on at the time.” In The Home Cook, Guarnaschelli pens a cookbook for the everyday eater, with 300 recipes including Roasted Beef Brisket with Pastrami Rub, Fennel and Orange Salad with Walnut Pesto and Dark Chocolate Rum Pie. A sucker for a good farm stand—she once said that her heart palpitates when she goes to one and has to resist the urge to buy everything in sight— Guarnaschelli loves fresh produce, and would love to cook her way through Long Island, vegetable-wise.

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about the fall. There are so many varieties and every one has their own unique flavor. The changing of the leaves as the weather gets cold is stunning as well.

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It is finally autumn! What do you love most about this season? Squash and apples alone could sum up what I look forward to

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Do you have a must-cook recipe this time of year? I have to go with the roasted chicken wrapped in bacon. It goes beautifully with so many great Long Island fall ingredients, like slow-cooked apples or roasted grapes. What’s new at Butter? We have a lunch prix fixe menu for fall with seasonal ingredients. I always enjoy the transition from corn and tomatoes to squash and pears.

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Dark Times Are These Binge-worthy shows perfect for winter’s gloom By STeve MoSCo

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here’s always a new batch of shows and movies being dumped across streaming platforms, seemingly on a daily basis. But perhaps the most crucial contribution of these services—Netflix, Amazon and Hulu, specifically—is the overabundance of quality original programming perfect for binging when the weather is cold, dark and dismal. Here are three series from Netflix, Amazon, Hulu that will keep you cozy and warm in your melancholy.

The Handmaid’s Tale

Hulu, 2 seasons, 23 episodes Where The Man in the High Castle sees America destroyed by an outside force, The Handmaid’s Tale shows what could happen to this country when the threat comes from within. A dark, dour glimpse at the most dystopian of futures, The Handmaid’s Tale is basically a worst-case-scenario put to screen—women deemed “impure” are either placed into labor camps where sure death awaits, or they are forced to become broodmares for upper-class women who are unable to have children of their own. Based on the Margaret Atwood novel, the series shows the bleakness of the new world, along with the events that led to the fall of modern America. It’s helmed by an enthralling and fearless lead performance from Elizabeth Moss.

The Man in the High Castle

Amazon, 3 seasons, 30 episodes Based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, The Man in the High Castle tells the story of what the world would be like if the Axis Powers had been victorious in World War II. As the show enters its third season, it continues to follow the storyline of a small band of rebel citizens of America (now divided into Nazi America and the Japanese Pacific States) as they covertly try to undermine the tyrannic German and Japanese ruling regime. A tense drama, The Man in the High Castle also does an excellent job of humanizing characters that would otherwise be portrayed as mere monsters, particularly the character of John Smith (Rufus Sewell), a Nazi officer wrestling much higher stakes than merely keeping the working class in line.

The Haunting of Hill House

Netflix, 1 season, 10 episodes A modern reimagining of the classic Shirley Jackson Gothic horror novel from the 1950s, The Haunting of Hill House follows siblings who grew up in what would become the most famous haunted house in the country. Through a series of flashbacks, the now-adult siblings are forced to deal with the baggage accumulated through the horrifying trauma they experienced inside the house. Suspensefully written, artistically shot and brilliantly acted, The Haunting of Hill House is 10 episodes of unnerving intensity, including one of the best “jump scares” ever put to film in the first episode. It’s a show you might want to start binging early in the morning, long before the sun goes down, then take the edge off with a quirky comedy before bed.

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Holiday classic A Christmas Story turns 35 By JeNNiFeR FauCi

n the night of Thanksgiving, I grab my list of holiday must-watch movies and specials and get to work binging the best television Christmas has to offer. While my list grows from year to year (I have added a few Hallmark movies), there is one mainstay that will always stand the test of time: A Christmas Story. The leg lamp, the pink bunny costume, the coveted Red Ryder BB gun, the Bumpus hounds—all are staples of this beloved film. Based on the humorous writings of author Jean Shepherd, A Christmas Story follows the wintry adventures of 9-year-old Ralphie Parker (Peter Billingsley), who spends his time dodging bully Scut Farkus and dreaming of his ideal Christmas gift, an official Red Ryder Carbine Action 200-Shot Range Model air rifle. It is a gift that seemingly no one will get Ralphie, although he holds out hope for the big guy himself. At one point or another, we have all related to Ralphie’s trials and tribulations and it is such fun to watch it

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Elegantly Modern In Southampton By JeNNiFeR FauCi JFauci@antonmediagroup.com

o longer solely a summer destination, the East End has quickly started monopolization on Long Island’s fall and winter season. With plenty of shops, bars, eateries and events happening in town, the south fork town of Southampton has truly become a four-season part of the island, especially when it comes to

the vineyards and apple picking. And visitors looking to spend the weekend should consider Maison Vivienne when looking for a place to rest their heads. The new boutique inn is the creation of Svitlana Flom and Allan Basaran and is located in a 17th-century Dutch Colonial building that accommodates nine rooms with two suites (amenities include Frette linens, towels and bathrobes, a European-style full shower, Natura Bissé luxury bath and body products, a flat-screen TV and free WiFi), a spacious dining room with cathedral ceilings, two fireplaces and a cozy bar. The restaurant also features a beautifully landscaped outdoor terrace for dining al fresco in warmer weather that can accommodate more than 100 guests. Just a stone’s throw away from town, the elegantly modern destination was designed and influenced by “French Provence meets the Hamptons,” and that theme follows through from décor to food. Designed by Paris K Studio, the main dining room features 20’ cathedral

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ceilings with original 17th-century beams that emanate the traditional New England style of the Hamptons while also blending the classic look of the South of France. Nearby looms a large glass wine cellar that holds more than 2,000 bottles. Chef de Cuisine Christian Souvenir offers a modern take on classic South of France cuisine. Having been influenced

by the flavors of France for most of his life, Souvenir credits his Haitian roots as a huge inspiration. His menu choices at Maison Vivienne are seasonal and as much as can be, sustainable. The classically trained chef, who is originally from Brooklyn, holds certification from the Institute in Culinary Education in Culinary Arts and Culinary Management.

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culinary boundaries, like Maison Vivienne itself. “My sous chef and I are trying to find things that are local and make sense to the Hamptons and Long Island, he said. “With the high season being over, we want to introduce our guests to some new things and combinations that they didn’t expect, but also feature apples, pears, Brussels sprouts and tons of winter squash.” A special five-course prix fixe menu is available for $75 and includes dishes like a jump lump crab cake,

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soup du jour, a Scotch egg, free range chicken breast with red bean and rice risotto, pan-seared branzino with hand crushed olive oil potatoes and a strawberry tart or molten chocolate cake with mascarpone gelato for dessert. While the dishes will change, the prix fixe concept will stay. Special fall pricing is $295 plus tax for a queen room and $395 plus tax for a king. Maison Vivienne is located at 136 Main St., Southampton. For more information, call 631-500-9276 or visit www.maisonvivi.com.

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Going Down Before Jetting Up

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t’s been a rough start for rookie New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold as he is dealing with the growing pains of playing in the NFL. He’s thrown more interceptions than touchdowns and has been getting knocked around by defenders. The Jets offense ranks near the bottom of the league, and despite a few nice games, Darnold shoulders blame for the team’s lack of success on that side of the ball. With all that being said, no one should be worried about the 21-year old just yet. He has plenty of potential to be the future star the Jets drafted with the third overall pick. And there’s plenty of proof that high draft picks can rebound into having phenomenal careers after horrid rookie seasons.

Peyton Manning Manning was thrown into the fire as a rookie, starting all 16 games of the Colts’ tumultuous 1998 season. Manning’s performance throughout the season was so bad, he still holds the record for most interceptions thrown by a rookie to this day. He was also sacked 22 times as he tended to throw the ball a lot, also leading the league in attempts. His career turned around quickly as he had back-to-back 4,000 -yard passing seasons from 1999-2000. He finished his illustrious career with 14 Pro Bowl appearances and seven All-Pro First Team selections, as well as two Super Bowl victories.

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Steve Young It’s worth noting that Young played a few seasons in the USFL prior to the start of his NFL career. With that said, it didn’t make his first season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1984 much easier. In five starts, he threw only three touchdowns alongside eight interceptions. His only win in the season came in an overtime showdown with the Detroit Lions, where he was sacked six times but still threw for 167 yards and ran for 60. After being traded to the San Francisco 49ers, he ended up having a hall-of-fame career. Young was on the All-Pro First Team three times and appeared in seven Pro Bowls, winning a single Super Bowl as a starter. He also led the league in touchdowns four times.

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Troy Aikman Aikman had a lot of expectations when he was drafted in 1989, as many Dallas Cowboys fans had been waiting for the team to turn things around quickly. With a lot of the roster still needing talent, Aikman struggled heavily in 11 starts as the Cowboys went 1-15. He finished the year with nine touchdowns and 18 interceptions, not winning a single game as he missed the Cowboys’ sole win due to a broken finger. Following a better second season, he had six straight seasons of Pro Bowl appearances and three Super Bowl victories, with help from superstars Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin.

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John Elway After wiggling his way out of playing for the Indianapolis Colts, Elway made his debut as the Denver Broncos’ quarterback in 1983. His season was difficult from the start, with four sacks and an interception in a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. It didn’t improve much as the season went on as he finished the season with seven touchdowns, 14 interceptions, and the worst completion percentage of his career. Elway began to find his quarterbacking prowess only three seasons later, throwing 3,891 yards and 22 touchdowns in a run to the Super Bowl. He finished his career with nine Pro Bowl appearances and two Super Bowl victories. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2004. JOY DIDONATO Director of Circulation LINDA BACCOLI Director of Business Administration

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