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Above: Lamb noodle soup from the infamous Lamb Noodle Soup food stall in the Golden Mall. Below: Shiny, honey chicken wings at Corner 28. Photos by Steve Mosco

Two Hours In Downtown Flushing One food writer’s quick sprint BY STEVE MOSCO smosco@antonmediagroup.com

his past June, I had a few hours to myself while my wife, Jules, was busy running a marathon at Citi Field. She was bettering herself with exercise, so I naturally used this as an opportunity to engage in my own brand of physical activity—eating food while standing on various street corners in downtown Flushing. This is the story of that morning. If you were to kidnap someone, blindfold them and drop them off in the middle of downtown Flushing without any context as to where they are or how much time it took to get there, it could be possible to convince them that they are, in fact, no longer in the United States. At times, Flushing, Queens, seems to be overflowing as

the overcrowded and choked streets teem with people all on their way somewhere in a hurry. And if you should find yourself among the crowd, it’s best to just let go and allow the wave of humanity to pick you up and drop you off wherever it pleases. Flushing’s greatest resource is undoubtedly its eating establishments. Tightly packed and found on every street in the neighborhood, the restaurants range from as small as the kitchen in a studio apartment to multishop buildings with corridors giving way to cavernous halls inhabited by one of New York City’s largest Chinese populations, restaurant owners know that they have to serve real-deal Chinese food in order to survive. And there are so many food stalls that it can

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CHINATOWN from page 4A be a dizzying experience—especially in the summertime, when the threat of heatstroke caused by over-stimulation is a real danger. So, in the name of public service, here’s a plan should you find yourself spending a morning in Flushing with an empty belly and a few hours to kill.

8 a.m. If you’re a Long Islander like me, chances are you drove to Flushing. Some might direct you to one of the many parking garages or municipal lots, but since it’s so early in the morning, you’re likely to get lucky and find an actual parking spot. I know exactly where to go for a guaranteed spot, but rather than give it away and lessen my own changes of parking, I’ll instead give you a clue in riddle form: Where Roosevelt’s shoulder brushes against basketball courts (wink wink). OK, now that your car is safely in a central location, it’s time to go the rest of the way on foot and find your first snack. I’m a big fan of any eatery that can be described as a “hole in the wall,” and in Flushing, everywhere you turn there’s a wall with a hole in it with people inside yelling and handing out authentic

Left: Chili wontons from White Bear. Right: Spicy Pork dumplings from Yoz Shanghai. Chinese cuisine. Sheng Jin Eatery on Main Street is an ace in the hole, with red bean rolls, noodle soup, scallion pancakes and, my favorite, big, plump pork buns that are doughy and filled with smoky pork. Careful with that first bite, as these savory and sticky pockets are taken fresh from the steamer and reveal minced pork with an aromatic array of spices.

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One of the best parts of being in Flushing is the feeling that you are constantly the lone newcomer in a room full of regulars—and also, no one speaks your language. Corner 28 on Roosevelt Avenue is loud, busy, confusing, full of energy and absolutely perfect in every way. The front window is lined with whole roasted ducks, chicken wings so shiny with honey-glaze that they are damn-near blinding, crisp pork belly, spare ribs and even pig heads. Even if you feel rushed into ordering, you’re still guaranteed to end up with a fulfilling meal, like roasted duck over rice with baby bok choy (and a bottle of water) for around five bucks. One bite and you’ll believe that not only can pigs fly, but they are called ducks. Crisp skin and luscious meat flavored with perfectly rendered fat, ducks truly are the pigs of the pond.

When you’re in the mood for lamb noodle soup, where else would you go but a place called Lamb Noodle Soup? Tucked away and seemingly hidden on purpose, it’s a bit hard to find but it’s well worth the effort. Also, it might seem like the server is actively ignoring you, but press on, for this is just how they work. Ask for the lamb noodle soup and prepare for a rich and hearty soup that will make you nostalgic for a childhood you never even had. The noodles are soft, chewy magic and lamb adds just enough barnyard to the broth. Add a dash of vinegar and hot oil for good measure.

9 a.m. Before descending into the basement of the Gold Shopping Mall for noodle heaven, the entrance off Main Street is inhabited by more than a few ships, including a couple of food stalls. Honestly, you can’t go wrong with any of them, but the first dumpling stand on the right, Yoz Shanghai, offers some of the best spicy pork dumplings you could ever dream of eating. The fiery chilies mix with peanut oil for a spicy, peanut buttery mouthful that excites your palate as much as it confounds it. The heat will cause sweat to break free from your brow and you might invite an audience as you struggle to keep your composure, but it’s all worth it as the requisite bok choy is there to cheer you on.

10 a.m. And here it is, your final stop on your Flushing food adventure: White Bear on Roosevelt Avenue. The sign on the door says they open at 9 a.m., but they’ll let you in when they are ready. Just ask for the no. 6—a gleaming order of 12 thin-skinned, glorious pork wontons that glow with red chili oil and minced pickled veggies. These soft, sensual pockets might appear as though they are bathed in the fires of hell, but the ground chilies are far more smoky than incendiary, as the deep and bold flavors leave an imprint on your memory not soon to wear off. If you are too nervous to explore the tiny, dingy shops in Flushing, you’re sadly missing out on crucial pillars of authentic Chinese cooking, prepared by people who have maintained a decades-long passion for their cuisine. Downtown Flushing is accessible off exit 23 of the Long Island Expressway. All you need is an open mind, cash and a willingness to try new things.

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hen most people travel to Israel, they leave with a transformed mind, heart and spirit. The Holy Land is known for its sacred sites, its variety of landscapes and unparalleled culture. But when Brian Marks took his first trip to Israel after diving into his Jewish heritage and studying Kabbalah, he left with not only a revitalized sense of self, but with an idea for a new haircare brand—My Israel’s Miracle. Seven trips to Israel later and Marks has just released his years-in-the-making brand. Shampoo, conditioner, heat protectant, an oil treatment, leave-in conditioner and a mask comprise the six-product line. With his trademarked Israelceutical Complex, My Israel’s Miracle contains ingredients sourced from Israel like pomegranate, myrrh, frankincense, cumin, hyssop, cinnamon, cassia, argan oil and water from the Ein Gedi nature reserve to bring the healing powers of all Israel has to offer to those who use the products. “My Israel’s Miracle has to do with, yes, the passion I have for Israel, but also that we want to bring great things about Israel out in the public,” Marks explained of his brand, which supports the charity United Hatzalah of Israel, a network of more than 5,000 volunteer medics who provide free emergency medical

services to all citizens regardless of race, religion or nationality. “We’re into saying some of the most iconic things in the world come from Israel. Beyond religion, you just know you’re in a very special place.” The cruelty-free products, which are available through Amazon, were meticulously designed to not only bring out the best in your hair, but also to revolutionize your haircare experience. “We’re looking forward to people enjoying the product and getting great results,” mused Marks, who is also the entrepreneur behind his previous brands African Pride, Dr. Miracles, All Ways Natural and Ginseng Miracle, which have surpassed $1 billion in retail sales. “We’re looking forward to people taking the fact that they’re washing their hair or conditioning their hair and saying, ‘wait a second, I do feel that connected feeling, I do feel that energized feeling.’ It works like aromatherapy. So that acceptance of, ‘wow, this product I’m using can really have a deeper effect on me.’”

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ongressman Tom Suozzi, along with 15 other House Democrats, recently participated in a Congressional Delegation (CODEL), visiting detention centers along the southern border, in McAllen and Brownsville, TX. The group toured and inspected facilities that are currently holding Central American migrants seeking asylum. The delegation also met with several migrant families to hear, firsthand, their experiences and what can be done to help. “My recent trip to the border makes it clear that this issue is incredibly complicated and has been for decades,” said Suozzi. “The policies and rhetoric from this administration have exacerbated the problem, permeating a culture of fear that forces many immigrants further into the shadows.” He also added that in working together, he and his colleagues must set aside partisan differences to address immigration or “the current humanitarian crisis at the border;” work to secure the borders in a smart and effective way; help to create stability in the Northern Triangle Countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras that account for almost 90 percent of current immigrants and protect the legal status of Dreamers and TPS recipients (with a path to citizenship) and their families with renewable temporary protection. “America is better than this,” Suozzi added. “I have worked on this issue since before I was elected Mayor of Glen Cove in 1993 and I will continue to fight for solutions consistent with our American values.” Additionally, Suozzi learned that only 20-30 migrants seeking asylum are processed each day. This provides an incentive for people to cross in between ports of entry and be apprehended and then turn themselves in to seek asylum. This, in turn, leads to their detention. Suozzi voted in favor of an emergency aid package and has faced criticism from local activist groups that charge it lacks adequate oversight. —Anton Media Group

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Louis Panacciulli and The Nassau Pops Symphony Orchestra will perform a series of outdoor concerts throughout Long Island. Each Concert In The Park will feature the best in popular and light classical music. All parks are handicapped accessible and attendees should provide their own seating. Admission is free. For more information, call 516-565-0646.

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Enjoy the sounds of “Motown” and more with Jerome “City” Smith (www. citysoundsmusic.com) at Harold Walker Memorial Park, 1085 Woodfield Rd., Rockville Centre. AUG. 2

The Allmost Brothers (www.theallmostbrothersband.com) pays tribute to the Allman Brothers at Shell Creek Park, 1 Vanderbilt Ave., Island Park. AUG. 3

We welcome you with “Open Arms” as Any Way You Want It (www.facebook. com/AJourney TributebandAnyWay YouWantit) perform the hits of Journey in tribute. Fireworks will end the night at Baldwin Park, 3232 Grand Ave., Baldwin. Concert begins at 7:30 p.m. AUG. 6

Ladies of Motown (www.drksmotown revue.com) hit the stage at Uniondale Avenue Park, 710 Uniondale Ave., Uniondale. AUG. 7

Enjoy the sounds of Motown and more with Jerome “City” Smith (www. citysoundsmusic.com) at Roosevelt Pool, Roosevelt. AUG. 8

Feel “Wonderful Tonight” as Bell Bottom Blues (www.thebellbottomblues.com) plays the hits of Eric Clapton at Speno Park, 745 E Meadow Ave., East Meadow. AUG. 9

You’ll be Dancing when the NY Bee Gees (www.newyorkbeegees.com) perform the hits of the Bee Gees at East Village Green, Levittown. AUG. 13

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Witch’s Brew (www.awitchsbrew. com) at Oceanside Park, 3800 Mahlon Brower Dr., Oceanside. AUG. 14

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“We’re Truckin’” with a little “Sugar Magnolia” as Half Step (www.half stepgd.com) performs the hits of the Grateful Dead at Echo Park, 399 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead. AUG. 16

Enjoy classic pop tenor Elio Scaccio (www.elioscaccio.com) at Rath Park, 849 Fenworth Blvd., Franklin Square. AUG. 20

PsuedoSudio (www.facebook.com/ PseudoSsudio) performs the hits of Phil Collins at Merrick Road Park, Merrick. AUG. 21

“Take It Easy” as Desert Highway (www.deserthighwayband.com) plays the hits of the Eagles at Seamans Neck Park, 2700 S Seamans Neck Rd., Seaford.

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Blue Bayou (www.bluebayoutribute band.com) performs the hits of Linda Ronstadt at Hewlett Point Park, 130 Hewlett Point Ave., East Rockaway. AUG. 23

Beginnings (www.beginningstribute band.com) performs the hits of Chicago at Newbridge Road Park, 2600 Newbridge Rd., Bellmore. Call 516-292-9000 for details. —Kimberly Dijkstra

Sunday, Aug. 4 Concert begins at 3 p.m. Malverne Station Park, at Malverne LIRR Station, Hempstead Avenue Rain date: Sunday, Aug. 11 Thursday, Aug. 8 Concert begins at 8 p.m. Memorial Park Bandshell, Marcellus Road, Mineola Rain Location: Mineola Middle School, Garfield Avenue, Mineola

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n Wednesday, July 10, the Center for Science, Teaching & Learning (CSTL), a nonprofit organization with a mission to encourage science learning through hands-on STEMbased programs, held a ribbon cutting at the Tanglewood Preserve Campus in Rockville Centre for Long Island’s very own dinosaur and animal attraction. This program at the new WAC Lighting Hall of Science officially opened on July 15, featuring two attractions: Dinosaurs! and People’s United Bank Animal Adventure. “I think the attractions are both engaging and fascinating, and I am excited to see what more is to come,” said Marlene McDonnell, president of InnovateLI. According to Dr. Ray Ann Havasy, CSTL Executive Director, the theme

A display of a Hypsilophodon model dinosaur of the attraction is how animals adapt and survive, which is demonstrated through unique dinosaur models and live animals throughout the exhibit. As the attraction focuses on animal adaptation, it is highlighted by a 10-foot-tall model of a Struthiomimus, a dinosaur, which is covered in feathers showing the direct link between the dinosaurs of the past

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Chill Out

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eeping our furry friends cool in the summer is no easy task. Even a jump in the pool or a run through the sprinkler can only quell the heat for so long. If you’re hot, your pet is probably hotter. During a heat wave like the one Long Island is currently experiencing, keep pets inside with the air conditioner on full blast and treat them to some fun and refreshing ways to beat the heat.

Sweet treats

We scream for ice cream and so do our pets... sort of. While most supermarkets carry dog-friendly ice cream like the Frosty Paws brand, try these homemade sweet treats that are super simple to make. For dogs, blend two teaspoons of coconut oil, two ripe bananas and half a cup of peanut butter in a blender. Pour into ice cube trays and freeze. You may want to consider a larger mold that way the treat lasts longer for your pup. For cats, incorporate some chicken stock and water and freeze into ice cube trays. Not only will this treat keep them occupied during playtime, it will taste delicious when they decide to eat it.

Sometimes a cold floor just don’t cut it. Gift your pet with a pressure sensory self-cooling pad that activates as soon as your pet’s paws hit the mat. A patented “green” pad technology uses a nontoxic gel formula to absorb body heat and reduce body temperature without water, electricity or refrigeration. Even better, after a short period of non-use, the pad automatically recharges itself, making it a perfect travel companion. Hand-washable or wipeable for easy cleanup. The Green Pet Shop Self-Cooling Pet Pad is available in sizes small to extra large from $19.99 to $67 on www.chewy.com.

Cooling bowl

Ice cubes are great treats for bite-sized refreshments, but give your pet a clean, cool bowl of water to stay hydrated during the summer months. A cooling bowl is a perfect solution to cool your pets off. Simply place the insert in the freezer overnight and place it back on the base to keep your pets’ water cool. This Pawslife 16 oz. cooling bowl is available at Bed Bath & Beyond for $12.99.

Mini air conditioner

This personal space air cooler and humidifier creates an atmosphere that’s clean and pure, cool but not dry. Arctic Air is the perfect personal air cooler and humidifier that is compact enough for any room in the house, especially if you have pets and want a little something extra to keep them chill. The space cooler uses evaporative technology by turning cold water—via a special filter—into cool, clean air. The KISENG 8W 12V USB Mini Summer Arctic Space Cooler is available for $50.99 on Amazon.

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t’s a legend. It’s designed to race. Oh, and it’s made to drive across Long Island, too. Meet the all-new BMW 8 Series convertible. Sound familiar? Well, that’s because the German auto maker just rejuvenated this grand touring machine for the first time since 1999. “The 8 Series has been a legend in the BMW name and it hasn’t even been a factor for the see 8 SERIES on page 16A

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A Legendary Ride 8 SERIES from page 15A last 20 years,” Zehan Joshi, a member of the besides the four-wheel steering. BMW of Oyster Bay Genius team, said. “The “Through the satellite around the car, you hype around this car has been incredible.” can see real people,” he said. “One time, my This is one of the sleekest cars you will dad took my car and I was able to track him. I see on the streets of Long Island. The 8 could even see him closing the door. It’s one Series features technology galore, including of the first German cars that has a remote a remote start, Apple CarPlay, a navigation start. The others always said it was an issue. system with real-time traffic information and Even BMW said it was an issue because 360-degree cameras, even showing you a of how the emissions worked. But they bird’s eye view of the car. finally said, ‘Let’s do it.’ It works absolutely The legendary car is finally back, combing incredible. It has been available with other the look of the 6 Series with the traditional manufacturers, but they wanted to make 8 Series exterior. The convertible is just the sure they can do it properly. Like the car can icing on the cake. drive itself if it wanted to. All “With the convertible, you can hear the technology is there with the V8 to where it’s not like any the car.” BMW V8 before,” Joshi said. “It Worried about parallel actually sounds like a muscle parking? So is BMW. The car. You can easily turn that engineers in Munich off if you don’t like it and don’t want you to get a make it the way you want it single scratch on your The 8 Series at the click of a button. If it’s expensive luxury ride, has been a legend in too loud, you can turn it off.” and that’s why they the BMW name and The newest member added some self-driving of the BMW lineup goes features, specifically in it hasn’t even been a from 0 to 60 mph in 3.8 terms of parking. factor for the last 20 seconds. It has an eight-cyl“You put the car in inder, twin-turbo 4.4 liter reverse and you have a years. engine, revving up to 523 backup assistant, which horsepower. remembers the last 180 —Zehan Joshi Yeah, it’s fast. feet of your trip,” Joshi “What makes it different said. “It steers itself from BMW’s other cars is it’s one of the first out, remembering the exact maneuver that sports cars with four-wheel steering, even you did. You just need to make sure no cars compared to the M-cars, like the M5, which popped up behind you.” is supposed to be our track car,” Joshi said. Forget those pesky pot holes on the LIE or “A car for the everyday road usually handles the Northern State Parkway. You’ll barely feel better than a track car.” a thing. If you’re looking for the perfect One of the unique features of this opencar to go on a joy ride in, you just top vehicle is four-wheel steering, which found it. This is the ideal racer literally means each wheel turns when you to drive to the Hamptons in, move the steering wheel. The rear wheels or even to go across the don’t turn as much as the front ones, but country. it provides an exceptional amount of grip, tighter turning and an increased straight-line stability. “It can be luxury and it can be muscle,” Bruce Glassman, general manager at BMW of Oyster Bay, said. This car even includes a neck warmer that can be adjusted underneath the headrests based on a person’s height inside the vehicle. “The best thing about the car is you can say so much about it, but the drive alone makes people feel incredible,” Joshi said. Of course, BMW implemented some new technology into this car as well,

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A Reunion To Remember Honor Flight Long Island holds veteran reunion

onor Flight Long Island will hold a reunion on Aug. 10 at the American Airpower Museum in Farmingdale to celebrate local WWII and Korean War veterans who took a free, early-morning May 11, flight for a one-day tour of their Washington, D.C. military memorials. They also saw the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier and were greeted by officers from their respective branches. The heroes landed late that evening at Long Island MacArthur Airport to a raucous welcome by the Long Island Bagpipe and Drum Band and to thunderous applause from hundreds of family and friends. Honor Flight Long Island (HFLI) is a local, nonprofit chapter of the national Honor Flight Network that organizes, hosts and pays for the biannual flights each spring and fall. As part of the day’s events, veterans and their guardians (volunteers who make the trips possible) fly to Baltimore-Washington International Airport, where a motor

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coach takes them to D.C. and the WWII, Korean and Vietnam memorials, to Arlington National Cemetery, Air Force, Navy and other memorials. Each Honor Flight trip transports 50 veterans for free, thanks to donations from across Long Island. They are accompanied by 50 guardians, next generation, able-bodied volunteers

who donate $400 (tax deductible) to offset costs. If there is no family member to act as a guardian, HFLI has a list of volunteers ready to step up for the privilege and donate the required fee. The Gala Honor Flight Reunion will occur on Saturday, Aug. 10 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the American

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“It’s elementary, my dear Watson.” Those words by Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle’s most beloved character, are ingrained in the literary conscience, right up there with “April is the cruelest month,” “You can’t go home again” and “Catch-22.” Holmes’ creator was a Scotsman who perfected the mystery novel. As with Charles Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle—who would have been 160 this past May—had the good fortune to live and work during Great Britain’s long Indian summer of world dominance. The British novel was the gold standard in literature and Doyle’s popular tales of intrigue and suspense uplifted that genre considerably. Doyle was born in Edinburgh to parents of Irish Catholic descent. His father succumbed to alcoholism, which left Mrs. Doyle and her children destitute. The family settled in Lancashire, where the young Doyle was supported by wealthy uncles. Watching his father fail undoubtedly affected Doyle. He was determined to be a success. Toward that end, he was the recipient of a first-class education at Jesuit schools in both England and Austria. Doyle took the safe route, studying to become a physician. But the writing bug hit at an early age. By the time he was 20, Doyle had already published his first short story. Many more were on the way. They had to be. Doyle began his medical career as a surgeon for the British Royal Navy. Following that, he set up private practices in both Portsmouth, Southsea in London. In the British capital, Doyle worked as an ophthalmologist. None of his practices were very successful. Lacking patients, Doyle turned to writing fiction. Fortunately for the hard-luck doctor, the muse delivered Sherlock Holmes. Doyle wrote his first Holmes novel, A Study In Scarlet, during a three-week writing binge in 1886, when the author was 27. The novel enjoyed national distribution and received good reviews in the mainstream press. Doyle’s career as a novelist and short story writer was underway. The team of Sherlock Holmes and

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Dr. John Watson revolutionized the mystery novel. The unlikely pair steadfastly worked their way through case after case, never giving up hope and confronting life’s difficulties with good cheer. It perfectly fit the British ethos of the 19th century. All fiction is autobiographical or at least, the dramatization of real life people and events. Holmes was inspired by Joseph Bell, a teacher of Doyle’s from his university days

in Edinburgh. As with popular authors of his day, Doyle’s fiction was serialized by periodicals before making their way into book form. The Sherlock Holmes character was a sensation. His creator, however, grew tired of the man. Within five years of introducing him to the British reading public, Doyle was ready to kill off Holmes. “I think of slaying Holmes... and winding him up for good...He takes my mind from better things,”

the novelist wrote his mother in 1891. Mrs. Doyle strenuously objected to her son’s idea. The novelist went ahead as planned, sending Holmes to his death in an 1893 short story. The British public, too, objected and Doyle was forced to bring the inscrutable detective back to life. If Doyle was stuck with Sherlock Holmes, the least he could do was make money off of him; which Doyle succeeded in doing. He raised the prices publishers would pay for a new Holmes tale. Doyle originally thought that would discourage publishers, allowing him to finish off Holmes. The opposite

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happened. Publishers were willing to pay more for each new Holmes story. The novelist knew a winning card when he had one. Doyle was a versatile man. An accomplished athlete, he played football as a goalkeeper for Portsmouth Association Football Club, while starring as a star cricketer for the Marylebone Cricket Club. In fact, Doyle excelled at every sport he

tried. He was an amateur boxer, who considered refereeing the 1909 James Jeffries–Jack Johnson heavyweight championship fight. A competitive golfer, Doyle was elected captain of the Crowborough Beacon Golf Club in Sussex. As with, say, Ernest Hemingway and prize fighting, fishing and hunting or John Updike and the latter’s own daily game of golf, Doyle happily combined the life

of the mind with physical exercise. Doyle’s fame occasionally took him away from the fiction patch and into politics. He wrote two books defending Britain’s involvement in the turn-of-the-century Boer War between that island nation and South Africa. He twice stood as a candidate for Parliament as a candidate for the Liberal Unionist Party. Still a licensed physician,

Doyle dabbled in freemasonry and spiritualism. He fathered five children with two wives. Late in his life, he designed mansions, temples and golf courses. Was there anything Sir Arthur Conan Doyle couldn’t do? The man was bored with Sherlock Holmes, but that beloved character was the key to a long and eventful life for his creator. And that’s elementary, as anyone can see.

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Growing Up Yogi’s Son Dale Berra writes about being the son of a legend

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ogi Berra is one of the most iconic names in baseball. But while his achievements on the field and in the spotlight have been well-documented, Berra’s life as a parent has never been a major subject. Dale Berra, former MLB infielder and the youngest of Yogi’s three sons, thought it would be a good idea to write about his father from his perspective. “He fathered the way he played the game of baseball,” said Dale. “He was completely innate and intuitive. He was so secure in himself and yet humble. That’s exactly how he raised my brothers and me, with a sense of ‘we’re not special’ because he didn’t think he was special.” In his book My Dad, Yogi, Dale talks about the importance of family and how Yogi put his before anything else. He also touches upon the aspects of his father that he admired, especially how he treated everyone equally. “He was totally colorblind in an era that it wasn’t fashionable,” said Dale. “Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella would come up to me and tell me that my dad spoke to them since day one and never thought a thing about it. He wasn’t concerned about what the other players on his team and other teams thought. He raised us in the exact same fashion. We didn’t know that was significant at the time, but it shaped our lives.” One of the memories that stands out most to Dale is the time his father helped him out of a struggle with drugs. Dale described himself as “obsessive and compulsive” as a kid. Growing up, he didn’t do anything more than drink a beer or two. In the 1980s, Dale said all his friends were locked in the bathroom trying cocaine. It was around him so much that he eventually tried it, and then began using it regularly. “The fact that I couldn’t stop was my brain telling me I was OK and rational,” said Dale. “In reality, it took

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from me the skills necessary to play baseball at a high level. I hid all of that because of the values my dad taught me. I was never late for a bus or train. I never played while on it. My rationale was that I was OK and that I can use this drug without a problem.” Dale said that Yogi, even when he found out about the drug use, never worried about himself or his own image. He was only worried about his son. Dale would say that he was fine and Yogi would believe him. However, it did come to a breaking point and Yogi eventually staged an intervention. “When my dad spoke, my brothers

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and I jumped,” said Dale. “There were no questions. All he had to do is look at you with his eyes and you’d know who was in command. At the intervention, he looked at me with his eyes and said ‘I’ve heard some things. If you want to continue to be a Berra, you won’t do that anymore. If you want to continue to have brothers, you won’t do that anymore.’ That’s all he had to say and that was the end of it right there. I’ve been sober for 27 years now.” The book dedicates time to describing Yogi as a father who wasn’t warm, but who loved his sons with

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all his heart. He encouraged his sons to learn baseball from each other instead of from him as he believed it would help them develop as players. Dale also had a chance to play for his father on the New York Yankees, albeit for a brief moment in time. Beyond baseball, Dale talks about how the lessons his father taught him affected how he and his brothers live their lives today. From Dale’s early years to Yogi’s final years, My Dad, Yogi looks to celebrate a baseball legend as the great father he was. “People used to scream from the stands ‘You’ll never be as good as your old man,’” said Dale. “You know how I would answer that? I gave them an OK sign and said ‘Well, not many will.’” My Dad, Yogi is available now on Amazon and anywhere books are sold.

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