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Singing Bowls Heal With Sound

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Everything is energy and energy is vibration. To understand that law of science – and spirit – is to understand how a “sound bath” from singing bowls can have a positive effect on the body.

Sound healing dates back centuries. Tibetan singing bowls were found in the pyramids, some say. The bowls sound healer Maria Maier uses are crystal and the discovery of their beneficial properties came about more recently, and in an unusual way.

B a c k i n t h e 19 8 0 s i n t h e burgeoning computer industry, crystal bowls were used to grow pure silicon chips for computers.

If the bowls were not precise enough to craft the chips, they’d be discarded. Someone on the way to the trash bin discovered they produce an incredible sound and the singing crystal bowl industry was born.

Maier came upon her first singing bowl in a similarly coincidental way. She had never heard of sound healing until four

years ago when she attended a Reiki conference in Setauket.

“That’s the first time I heard the bowls,” she recalled. “I loved them, but I never thought I’d be doing this.”

Meditating one day, she saw a bowl in her mind’s eye. The next day she saw one on her computer screen. “This little purple bowl popped up on my screen. It was on eBay. I’d never bought anything on eBay and called my daughter to ask how.”

Maier believes she was led to the bowl by spirit. From there she started buying more bowls and learning how to play them, receiving instruction at the Sage Academy of Sound Energy at the famed Menla Mountain Retreat upstate in the Catskills.

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Maier likes to follow an ayurvedic scale, with different notes corresponding to different energy centers, or chakras, in the body. The ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras also created a musical scale that pairs notes with parts of the body. “I like his scale because the notes are soothing and pleasant. G and C together are very calming on the nervous system.”

The body has a natural affinity with crystal, Maier explained.

Both the sound of the bowls and their structure can “entrain,” or synchronize, with a person’s energy to lift and heal.

Skeptical? According to an article on the website selfgrowth. com by Crystal Vibrations music label founder Elivia Melodey, oncologist and author of The Healing Power of Sound Dr. Mitchell Gaynor used alternative medicine, sound therapy and healing modalities such as chanting with his patients for years.

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THE LAST THING YOU NEED TO READ ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION MONDAY, SEPT. 26, 2016 - 3 PM: I trust a lot of people, and somewhere near the top of the list of people I trust are my bookies.

Bookies have to be as honest as Andrew Cuomo because, in the end, their business depends on it. Plus, the odds are always stacked in their favor and in the end they always win, so why should they take a chance on losing my trust and their reputation?

In the past I had a bookie who, when my inability to do simple arithmetic caused me to shortchange myself, would call and tell me, “You overpaid me by $30. I will credit you on your next bet.”

Sadly, this same wonderful bookie disappeared without a trace one day in 1987 (when, I must admit, I owed him $160) and he was never heard from again.

My guess is that he was hopefully (for his sake) very dead when he was put into the trunk of his 1987 Cadillac for some mob infraction.

Then, as was the tradition in my old neighborhood, said Cadillac was put into an auto junkyard compactor, and today the Cadillac and my dead bookie are compacted into a hunk of metal the size of your cell phone that rests as an ornament on some mobster’s coffee table.

These days I bet online with a group from, I think, Costa Rica.

It could be Ecuador. All I know is when I sometimes call in a bet the person on the other end of the phone has a Hispanic accent that would make Donald Trump vomit all over himself.

When I win, their New York representative pays me off. When I lose, their New York representative collects. They are completely honest.

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These days, when you go up to a Democrat – or even some clearthinking Republicans who are anti-Trump – they have a nervous tremor in their hands and they stutter-whisper, “I-i-i-t looooks l-ii-ike i-i-it’s gggoing tooo ba be ba be ca-ca close. Tttttttrump may wawa-wa win.”

So to prove them wrong I’ve gone to the only people I trust when it comes to politics.

No, not political pundits like George Will. No, not Jeff Greenfield.

No, not John Podhoretz. No, definitely not the New York Times.

I’ve gone to the people who have the most money to lose should they get this election wrong – the bookies.

I am writing this column at 3 PM on Monday. As of now, if I want to win $100 on Hillary I have to risk $200. If I make a $100 bet on Donald Trump and he wins, I will get a return of $168. So, with all the fears about Hillary losing, she’s a big favorite with the bookies.

Speaking of a big return for your money: You can bet $100 on Joe Biden to win this election with my bookie today, and let’s say that tonight Hillary starts coughing at the beginning of the debate and she doesn’t stop coughing until Columbus Day, and she gives up running and turns the election over to Joe Biden and he wins. For a $100 bet you make on Biden today, my bookie will return $9,000 to you.

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moderator, all he has to do is show up and the odds on Hillary winning and Trump losing should change in his favor. This should tell us who the winner of tonight’s debate really is, without the usual spin.

I will return to this column tomorrow morning.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 2016 - 11:30 AM: I’m on deadline. Donald Trump blew it. His behavior at the debate last night reminded me of an old joke: It seems a visitor is walking on the grounds of an insane asylum and a patient sitting on a bench summons him. The visitor sits next to the man and they start talking. The patient tells the man that he has no idea why he’s been confined to the asylum. He is rational.

He is charming. He is intelligent. The two men have a long discussion and it’s clear the patient is calm, and he makes a great case as to why his confinement is a mistake. Finally the visitor says, “My God, you are as sane as I am. When I leave I’m going to do everything in my power to see that you are released.” They shake hands.

The visitor walks away and when he is a few feet away from the patient he is struck on the back of the head with a large rock. The blow from the rock knocks him down and his head is bleeding and he’s dazed and he looks up at the patient who says, “That’s so you don’t forget.”

Donald Trump was sane for the first 20 minutes of last night’s debate, and he was scoring points with the country, when he suddenly lost it. For the next hour and a half he was a snorting, sniveling, screaming bully, interrupting and talking out of his head, blaming everyone – including Rosie O’Donnell – for his woes.

I’ve gone back this morning to see how his creepy performance affected my Costa Rican bookie’s betting line, which is the most accurate way to see who won the debate.

Big difference. Hillary rules.

Yesterday if you wanted to win $100 on Hillary, you had to risk $200.

Today, after the debate, if you want to win $100 on Hillary, you have to risk $285.

As for Donald, yesterday a winning bet of $100 would bring you $168. Today a $100 winning Trump bet has a payoff of $230, which shows that after the debate, the bookies are saying he doesn’t have a chance.

The bookies know.

The bookies always know.

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Ciao! San Gennaro Feast Starts Friday

By Camila Tucci

As September comes to a close and October starts to set in not only will the leaves start to change but The Hamptons will celebrate its 6th Annual San Gennaro Feast. The festivities will begin in Hampton Bays with a parade on Friday at 7:30 PM. The parade will march its way through downtown and will end up at the festival site on Good Ground Road.

Upon arrival attendees will be able to pay one price for drinks and entertainment. Kids will also be able to pay one flat rate for a wristband that will grant them access to the carnival.

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businesses, fraternal organizations and local schools will be in the running for the Best Float trophy.

Plaques will be awarded to different parade category winners as well.

The Blessing of the San Gennaro statue at the end of the parade will officially signify the opening of the San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons.

Activities continue on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 10 PM. Mangia! There will be no shortage of food and opportunities to shop with over 100 vendors expected.

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A huge tent with tables and chairs will offer attendees a place to eat, drink, relax and enjoy the company.

On Saturday at 8:30 PM, see a fireworks display by Grucci (Rain date Sunday).

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Someone will win a new Fiat -- $50 a ticket, 3 for $100, and only 300 tickets are being sold. You could also win a new Vespa - $20 a ticket, 3 for $50. Drawings will be on Sunday evening; winners need not be present.

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High Holidays Services

By Carrie Catherine Holmes

The High Holy Days on the Jewish Calendar are here with both the Jewish Center of the Hamptons and The Conservative Synagogue Of The Hamptons both hosting services and community events to celebrate.

For the Conservative Synagogue of the Hamptons services will be held in the Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church on Montauk Highway. Sunday, Rosh Hashanah services will begin at 6 PM. Monday, Rosh Hashanah Shacharit services will begin at 9 AM. Tuesday at 9 AM is the Shacharit services. Yom Kippur eve ceremonies will begin Tuesday, October 11, with Kol Nidre at 6:15 PM. Wednesday, October 12, the Yom Kippur morning services will begin at 9 AM with Yizkor services beginning at around 10:45, the evening ceremony will begin at 4 PM followed by Neliah at 6:50 PM. After the ceremonies a catered community break-fast will follow.

At the Jewish Center of the Hamptons at 44 Woods Lane in East Hampton beginning Sunday, Rosh Hashanah evening starts at 8 PM. Monday holds a day full of community services. The Rosh Hashanah morning service begins at 10 AM, with the service for young families at 3 PM. The Tashlich will begin at Main Beach at 4:30 PM with family and friends welcome, with the Twilight New Year service beginning at 5:30 PM in the Sanctuary. Tuesday at 10 AM will be the Rosh Hashanah second day service.

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required to participate for both organizations’ events and all are welcome. More information can be found at www.synagoguehamptons. org, or contact cshpress@gmail.com or 631-488-0072. Membership to the Jewish Center of the Hamptons includes access to all Holy Day events. To purchase tickets call 631324-9858.

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Obituary John Stanislaus Wegorzewski

Well-known and respected Manhattan and Hamptons a r t s & entertainment publicist John Stanislaus Wegorzewski d i e d o n September 11 at NYU Medical Center due to complications from cancer.

C o - Fo u n d e r a n d P r i n c i p a l of Alchimia Public Relations & Marketing, John sur vived his business and life partner Edward Callaghan, who died in April 2015. The firm was best known for working with fine artists, art galleries and art festivals.

John was born in Toronto on July 25, 1950. He attended York University and began his career in sales, transitioning into high-end jewelry and watch design, which brought him to Manhattan. He is survived by his mother Mary and

his sisters Kristine, Rozia and Maria, as well as his daughter Alicia, her husband Adam, and many hundreds of friends and associates that dearly loved “Johnny.”

A Memorial Mass will be held on Monday, October 17, at 10 AM at the Basilica Parrish Church of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary in Southampton (168 Hill Street), where he and Edward were active and devoted congregants. Details of a reception that will immediately follow the mass will be announced at the service.

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Alfred Grella, a resident of East Hampton, passed a w a y peacefully at home on September 21. He was 93. He was born in

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Mr. Grella grew up in Greenvale and attended Roslyn High School.

After high school, he worked for Columbia Aircraft Corporation, a manufacturer of military amphibian aircraft.

Mr. Grella enlisted with the Marines on January 13, 1943. He was very proud to have served his country in the 4th Marine division, part of the V Amphibious Corps commanded by “Howlin’ Mad” Smith during World War II. He was a veteran of the South Pacific invasions of Kwajalain in the Marshall Islands, Roi-Namur, Saipan, Tiniam and his last combat assignment on Iwo Jima. Mr. Grella was a designated rifle sharpshooter.

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While still overseas in the South Pacific, “Lefty” as he was known in his athletic career, received a baseball contract with the Johnstown Johnnies, the minor league team affiliated with the New York Giants. This was his dream.

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Post war, he found a baseball career with the Giants until injury to his hand shortened that career.

While playing ball, he fell in love with and later married Alma Bonardi Colton in 1947. Soon after, he and Alma moved out east and settled in Hampton Bays where they raised their family.

He loved living on Eastern Long Island, where his favorite pastime was clamming in the local waters.

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This Friday the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research & Preservation will host its 16th Annual Oceans of Hope Gala at the Long Island Aquarium and Exhibition Center. Held from 7 to 10 PM, the event will celebrate the Riverhead Foundation’s 20th anniversary.

The Mardi Gras-themed event will feature live jazz and New Orleans-inspired cuisine. Guests will have the opportunity to take

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A Message from Hampton Septic Services When it comes to Septic Systems most homeowners take the “Out of Sight Out of Mind” approach. If you don’t see it, you don’t have any nasty odors and septic backing up then why have it serviced? This way of thinking can cost you a lot of time and even more money!

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Mental Health Awareness National Mental Health Awareness Week begins Sunday and runs through Saturday, October 8. Across Long Island there are events meant to provide information and promote the truth that understanding mental health issues is important to everyone. To see what’s going on across Long Island check this website: www.mhaweek.org On the South Fork the Towns of Southampton and East Hampton are collaborating to offer a free film with discussion and refreshments to follow at The Hampton Librar y in Bridgehampton on Monday at 7:30 PM. The film No Kidding, Me 2! is by Joe Pantoliano of “The Sopranos,” Memento, and The Matrix. He made this documentary directorial debut as part of his fight against the stigma and shame of mental/brain “dis-ease.”

Nearly 100 million Americans suffer in isolation. In this film, Pantoliano’s candid and humorous discussions with his family shed light on their struggles with his clinical depression.

The film also includes compelling stories of a brain surgeon with bipolar disorder, a psychologist with ADHD, and three high school students managing bipolar disorder and clinical depression. Each discusses their struggles before they were diagnosed including attempts at self-medication and other destructive behaviors.

Hope and encouragement are discovered when, managing their own recovery, they realize they are not alone.

Later in the week Southampton Town seniors will be treated to a dose of laughs with Susan Dingle a local playwright, poet and therapist, who will share her stories of facing senior citizenship and its mental health challenges. At the Hampton Bays Community Center on Ponqugue Avenue Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 11 AM.

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Fall Festival is the Chamber’s most popular annual fundraising event.

Volunteers (adults and teens) will help coordinate or run kids events such as pumpkin decorating, crab races, (both days) ladle chowder (Saturday only), assist in the Food Tent (both days) and pitch in where needed for set up and break down.

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Clam Time Hey. Size matters. The East Hampton Town Trustees host their annual largest clam contest this Sunday at the Trustees office on Bluff Road.

Get there by noon for the chance to taste some awesome clam chowder and watch the proceedings as judges determine who caught the biggest bivalve. Prizes will be awarded in 12 categories for the largest clams and the tastiest chowder.

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A Call For Donors The Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation is looking for generous donors to hook them up with Chinese auction items to raffle off during the Fall Festival on the green in Montauk on Sunday, October 9.

All donors are recognized prior to and during the event on handouts, signs, and in announcements.

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Organizers would like to have all prizes in hand by Wednesday, October 5.

And Vollies Vo l u n t e e r s a r e n e e d e d b y Montauk Chamber of Commerce for the 35th Annual Fall Family Festival, held Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and 9, 9 AM to 5 PM. The festival gets underway with the Chowder Tasting Contest on Saturday from 10 AM until the soups run out!

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a timely discussion of nature’s activities for the month.

• The Long Island Potato Festival F is making its return for the third year on Sunday, at Long Island Sports Park in Calverton. Potato fanatics will love the newest addition to the list of contests, a blindfolded Potato Head building race! Attendees will also gather to sample a wide range of chips as well as other potato products and potato It’s a popular informal gathering inspired beverages. of book lovers who talk about “all Limited spaces are open for things literary.” Free. contestants who want to join other • There’s a Blessing of the Animals great contests such as the Amateur special service on Saturday, at 4 PM Potato Salad Competition, Mashed at St. Peter’s Church located on the Main Road & Chapel Lane in Greenport. Bring your pets! Call 631-477-0662 for more information.

• Join former teacher and trustee John Holzapfel as he continues his monthly nature series. This Friday at 4 PM at Peconic Landing in Greenport the program will feature a little science, lots of pictures and

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• The Cutchogue New Suffolk Historical Council hosts its 6th Annual Antique Car Show: “Back in Time Before ‘59” on Sunday on the Cutchogue Village Green, Route 25 at Case’s Lane from 9 AM to 4 PM. Admission is $6. Expect food, fun, and historical house tours.

• Stop by the Mattituck–Laurel Library Saturday at 10 AM, when Bev Wowak presides over a Literary Café.

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Potato Sculpting Contest, The Great Potato Peeling Race, and a Mashed Potato Eating Contest.

It is suggested that contestants sign up in advance to participate in contests. Contest registration forms and more information on contests can be found on LIPotatoFest.com.

The festival will be held on Sunday, from 11 AM until 4 PM. Tickets can be purchased on the event website for $20 plus tax and fees. Children 12 and under are admitted free of charge! Fun children’s activities will be held throughout the day in addition to the contests listed.

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Obamacare At A Crossroads

By Rick Murphy

The fate of the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act is precarious at best. If Republicans take over the White House, consider it gone.

But even Democrats, who by a

two to one margin say they favor Obamacare, as it has come to be called, admit privately the system must change drastically if it is to survive.

The goals were indeed noble when Congress passed the ACA

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bill in 2010: give more Americans access to affordable, quality health insurance and reduce the growth of health care spending.

The Affordable Care Act intended to expand the affordability, quality, and availability of private and public health insurance through consumer protections, regulations, subsidies, taxes, insurance exchanges, and other reforms.

Those who claim Obamacare has been a complete disaster are either misinformed or engaging in wishful thinking: new data released this month confirms what the administration has been telling us all along: the number of uninsured has decreased in every state in the country.

On the other hand the increase has been smaller than expected: there are almost 30 million uninsured Americans as of this writing.

When White House press secretary Josh Earnest tweeted, “What is clear is that the vast majority of people all across the country will have access to a plan that costs $75 a month or less” he was villainized by the press and opponents of Obamacare.

Yet he chose his words carefully: his statement is actually true; though the quality of the plans in that price range is a subject the administration is glad to avoid discussing.

Feel The Pinch The other elephant in the room is the federal subsidies to the ACA that make it viable. Critics have always predicted the middle class would end up paying for those who couldn’t afford health insurance, and by and large that is exactly what is happening by hook or by crook, regardless of how the administration tries to spin the numbers.

That’s because the government is prepared to lay out billions of dollars in subsidies to help people purchase insurance they otherwise couldn’t afford and the money has to come from somewhere – sooner or later taxpayers feel the pinch.

The plan was to offset a lot of the expenditures by creating an open, competitive marketplace that would drive down the cost of health insurance premiums. That hasn’t worked, and the exchanges, which the government funded to create this open market, are going under.

Obamacare is at an all-time low as far as public opinion goes. That means in an election year even the most stalwart of party loyalists are reaching across the aisle to cut a deal.

Senator Tom Carper of Delaware, a Democrat noted the “three Rs” (risk adjustment, reinsurance, and CONTINUED ON B-8.

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IRS Targeting Obamacare Holdouts

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The Obama administration has directed the IRS to contact as many as 20 million taxpayers who opted to pay a penalty instead of purchasing health insurance.

Though officials said the move is merely an attempt at “reaching out” to potential purchasers of Obamacare -particularly younger citizens - critics claim it’s yet another attempt by the current administration to bully citizens who do not agree with its ideological standpoint.

“We strongly object to any action by the Administration to improperly use sensitive taxpayer information to identify and harass individuals who have rejected the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) by choosing to pay a tax rather than be forced into a health care plan they don’t need and don’t want,” House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Majority Whip Steve Scalise, and Ways & Means Chairman wrote in a letter to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.

Meanwhile, Congress continues to investigate the use of the IRS by the Obama administration to examine tax returns filed by tax-exempt organizations politically opposed to the current administration.

Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen is squarely in the crosshairs; the House Committee of the Judiciary wants to remove him from office.

I n f a c t , “t h e a l l e g a t i o n s of misconduct and articles of impeachment” filed against Koskinen is before the committee now.

Representative Bob Goodlatte (D., Virginia) called the tax-exempt organization targeting scandal

“nothing short of shocking” and a “political plan to silence the voices of groups representing millions of Americans.”

The auditing tactics were particularly prevalent for organizations with ties to the Tea Party.

Goodlatte said the allegations of misconduct against Koskinen a re se ri o us: “O n his watc h, volumes of information crucial to the investigation into the IRS targeting scandal were destroyed” and “Congressional demands, including subpoenas . . . went unanswered.”

As reported elsewhere in this section, Obamacare is at a crossroads because many young, healthy working Americans have declined to purchase health insurance, opting instead to pay a penalty. That leaves HMOs with an overabundance of older customers who are more likely to get sick.

Thus, rates are skyrocketing.

Chris Condeluci, the owner of CC Law & Policy, a legal and policy practice that focuses on issues relating to the Affordable Care Act, recently testified before the House Ways and Means Committee.

He said only 28 percent of

Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 are enrolled in Obamacare; the numbers would have to rise to at least 40 percent to insure a balanced risk pool. About 8 million people paid a penalty in lieu of insurance, but more than 12 million people claimed an exemption from the penalty tax and paid nothing at all.

Condeluci said people who “game the system” are ultimately going to cause the demise of Obamacare.

“A larger percentage of high-risk

individuals have entered the market than was originally anticipated, due in large part to enrollment during special enrollment periods,” he said.

“They used their insurance to cover a variety of ailments and then left the system without paying enough premiums to cover the cost.”

Condeluci said this practice “Is one of the root causes for the significant losses experienced by a majority of the insurance carriers participating in the new marketplaces.”

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the attempt of several passers-by to help the blaze quickly engulfed the camper.

Police said Monday the driver was Richard Santos, 66, of East Moriches. They are asking anyone who witnessed the accident to call 631-756-3300.

Riverhead Beat Down A man was beaten and robbed at knifepoint on West Second Street Friday night in Riverhead. Similar incidents have been occurring with alarming regularity in the past couple months.

The victim was thrown to the ground and money and his cellphone were taken. He was eventually taken to the hospital and treated for facial lacerations.

Police are looking for suspects – the incident happened shorty after 9 PM. I Musta Been Stoned East Hampton Village Police pulled a 37-year-old motorist from Huntington Station over on September 19 after receiving a report of an erratic driver on Pantigo Road.

After smelling marijuana the police asked the driver if there was marijuana in the truck. He said yes –in fact, it was right there in his backpack on the passenger’s seat.

Police found three zip lock bags filled with the evil weed, a pipe with heavy black residue on it, and a container of brown paste, which tested positive. All the cooperation got the driver arrested, charged with fifth degree criminal possession. He was released after posting $250 bail.

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Obamacare Lawsuits Abound

By Rick Murphy

Obamacare is one of the most controversial laws ever passed, but there is no debate about one result of the Affordable Health Care Act – lawyers are getting rich.

That’s because, simply put, almost everyone is suing everyone else.

Thirty six states have been involved in litigation with the federal government over the ACA at one time or another.

Six more states filed a new lawsuit against the Obama administration earlier this month.

The latest complaint filed jointly

by Texas, Wisconsin, Kansas, Louisiana, Indiana, and Nebraska in the Northern District of Texas challenges the Health Insurance Providers Fee assessed to health insurers to cover federal subsidies.

The lawsuit maintains nothing in the Affordable Care Act’s language provided clear notice that states would have to pay the fee.

The suit seeks an injunction and also asks that states be refunded for what they’ve already paid.

Meanwhile several HMOs associated with Obamacare are suing.

Health Republic Insurance Co. has filed a $2.5 billion classaction lawsuit against the federal

government over the ACA’s risk corridor program, which was supposed to limit losses. Instead the risk corridor program was seriously underfunded and has lost $2.5 billion so far.

In its lawsuit Health Republic alleges the shortfall in 2014 caused financial distress for some insurers and put others out of business.

In October, Health Republic announced it would not offer health plans in 2016.

Health Republic claims insurers participating in the risk corridor program will incur even greater losses in the future.

“If not remedied, this paradigm will require insurers to sharply raise their rates and decrease benefits to protect against potential losses from this new risk pool that needs more time to stabilize, resulting in much higher costs to American taxpayers in the long run than the temporary risk corridor program itself, seemingly for perceived political gain,” wrote Health Republic in its complaint.

Within a three-week span last summer, four of the five biggest health insurers announced two mergers totaling $85 billion to ostensibly help them better cope with Obamacare mandates.

But United States Attorney

General Loretta Lynch quickly filed lawsuits to block the deals, which were between Aetna and Humana and Anthem and Cigna.

The proposed mergers, she said, “would leave much of the multitrillion-dollar health insurance industry in the hands of three mammoth insurance companies.”

“If these mergers were to take place, the competition among insurers that has pushed them to provide lower premiums, higherquality care and better benefits would be eliminated,” she said.

The companies responded by vowing to fight the government’s challenge. Aetna, which had hoped to gain an advantage by being the first to reach a deal, aggressively defended its proposed merger, which it contended was different from the larger Anthem-Cigna deal that followed.

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a judge,” Mark T. Bertolini, chief executive of Aetna, told Forbes magazine.

In a statement, Anthem said the Justice Department’s action is based on “a flawed analysis and misunderstanding of the dynamic, competitive and highly regulated healthcare landscape and is inconsistent with the way that the DOJ has reviewed past healthcare transactions,” according to court papers.

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“State tax credits are effective and critical components of Governor Cuomo’s nation-leading REV to create an energy system that’s resilient and affordable for all New Yorkers,” said John B. Rhodes, President and CEO, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA).

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There are also alternative fuels and electric vehicle recharging credits available.

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RICK’S SPACE Today I Am A Man Next week is the anniversary of the day I became a man. It was a national work moratorium to protest the Vietnam War and I decided it was high time I became involved in the Peace Movement.

A month later a half million of us marched on Washington.

I am not Jewish, though I wish I were. I had a lot of Jewish friends in Brooklyn, and some of their Bar Mitzvahs were unbelievably extravagant.

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Contrast that with the Catholic version, Confirmation – I got a St. Christopher’s medal. Big deal.

The 1969 event was an antiV i e t n a m Wa r p r o t e s t c a l l e d Moratorium March On Washington.

The press and TV networks reported that up to 500,000 people were there; trust me, there were easily twice as many.

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I saw a bunch of armed soldiers and tanks hidden in a courtyard, behind a parking lot. And then more behind another building. I saw what appeared to be gunmen on the roofs.

People don’t realize what a different world it was back then.

A mob of angry protestors seizes the three television network headquarters and takes control of the Capitol Building and it’s a revolution. It worked in Cuba.

Earlier that day hundreds of thousands of people stood on the grounds of the Lincoln Memorial.

Dr. Benjamin Spock, the author of baby books, was the most famous speaker.

I could never figure that one out – you want a revolution, you get an old bald guy who writes books about how to raise kids.

No wonder we were all there putting our lives at risk – our parents listened to him.

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He should have written a protest song about how I got a lousy St. Christopher medal while my friend Howie Levine got 20 large from his uncle the movie producer.

That night my fellow protesters and I went to see Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I realized I was seeing life through a different lens, the images of the day stamped in my mind. I understood myself and my fellow marchers were ideologues, free thinkers, freed from the chains of religion and the mores of the day.

I was different.

Yes, that’s when I saw Robert Redford for the first time and realized I was gay.

Naw, just kidding. I did like Katherine Ross, though, and I would have done a lot more than just take her on a bike ride -- but that’s a story for another day.

Radicalized, I tried to join the SDS but no one ever returned my calls. Imagine if Castro ran his revolution that way.

On May 4, 1970, four innocent students at Kent State University - they weren’t even protesting anything - were shot dead by the National Guard.

The madness had reached its zenith and reality set in – there had been too many young Americans killed because of this Vietnam

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thing, and now our kids on college campuses at home weren’t even safe.

Redford is pretty wrinkled and gnarly these days but still damn good looking – for a guy, that is.

Castro still threatens to pitch in the major leagues during rare lucid moments. He has a beard like an old hippie.

Seeger drowned in the polluted Hudson River in 2014 at the age of 95. OK, I made that up.

Ross is 76 and has been married five times but never to me.

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Riverhead School District At the September 6 Board of Education meeting, Veteran William Stratemeier, a retired Air National Guard Colonel from the Long Island Air Force Association, asked if the Riverhead School District would consider having students write letters to the World War II veterans going on the Honor Flight to Washington, DC. H o n or F l ight , a n on p ro f i t organization created solely to honor America’s veterans for all their sacrifices, flies our nation’s heroes to Washington, DC, to visit and reflect at their memorials.

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Island to honor as many of these selfless “ordinary people who saved the world” as we can by providing them a free trip to visit their memorial.

C o l . Wi l l i a m S t r a t e m e i e r, who was an Air Force pilot in the Vietnam War, is also actively advocating for a medal ceremony for Vietnam Vets. In a Newsday article concerning veterans, Col. Stratemeier was quoted as saying, “It’s ver y important that the younger generation of Americans not forget the sacrifice of their previous generations.”

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Third grader Lily Alison was named the student of the week in her class at Springs School. Congratulations, Lily.

Education meeting, she stated, “I am pleased that our middle school students wrote letters to the 53 veterans who will be participating in the Honor Flight. I’d like to thank Mr. Stratemeier for bringing this trip to our attention and our students and staff for honoring our veterans by participating in this worthwhile campaign.”

Each year Riverhead Middle School students participate in the local Patriot Pen Essay Contest by submitting essays on patriotism.

For the Honor Flight program, approximately 400 Riverhead Middle School eighth grade students wrote letters, cards, and postcards during their social studies class to one of the WWII veterans who will participate in this trip.

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and getting your cards and letters during the Honor Flight mail call takes them right back to that.

Thank you so much for doing this.”

Eighth grader Michael Penchak wrote, “I would like to thank you for your courage and bravery. If it wasn’t for you, we would have no freedom.”

At the conclusion of the Honor Flight, Col. Stratemeier stated, thousands of people will go to the airport to welcome home again these vets, most of whom are in their 90s, as an effort to thank them for their service.

Erika’s message, which was addressed to WWII veteran Herbert Albert, summarized her thanks to Mr. Albert and to all our veterans.

“My name is Erika,” she wrote.

“I’m in 8th grade and I would like to say thank you for fighting for our freedom . . . You should be very honored because what you did for us was very big! Thank you so much.”

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grade students visited the Parrish Art Museum on Tuesday, September 13. Students worked with Alvaro Restrepo and Marie France Delieuvin, co-founders of EL Colegio Del Cuerpo and eight of the dancers.

Students interacted with the dance troupe and participated in a variety of movement activities.

Our PTO Innsbrook Wrapping Paper Fundraiser this year begins on Friday, September 23rd and ends on Friday, October 7. Our PTO Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Tuckahoe this year in October. It will begin this year on Wednesday, October 5, and ending on Friday, October 7, from 8:30 AM to 2:45 PM every day in the school gymnasium, and on Friday, it will be open again from 5 to 7 PM. The PTO is in need of volunteers for the Scholastic Book Fair event.

If you can come in for an hour or for an entire day, contact our PTO at TuckahoePTO@gmail.com or call Jenn Corwith at 631-433-2967.

Volunteer readers are needed for the Tuckahoe Literacy Corps (TLC) to come in to read to our primary grade students. These volunteers will be assigned to one or two students, one time each week to spend time reading to their assigned students.

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK – COUNTY OF SUFFOLK INDEX# 062351/2014 FILED: 09/22/2016 SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS AND SECOND AMENDED NOTICE Plaintiff designates Suffolk County as the place of trial. Venue is based upon the County in which the mortgaged premises are situated.

BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff, against UNKNOWN HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF GLORIA A. HAGGLUND AKA GLORIA HAGGLUND AKA GLORIA A. PRAETZ AKA GLORIA PRAETZ if they be living and if they be dead, the respective heirs-at-law, next-of-kin, distributees, executors, administrators, trustees, devisees, legatees, assignees, lienors, creditors and successors in interest and generally all persons having or claiming under, by or through said Defendant(s) who may be deceased, by purchase, inheritance, lien or inheritance, any right, title or interest in or to the real property described in the Complaint, SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, NYS DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND FINANCE, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, and “JOHN DOE” and “JANE DOE”, the last two names being fictitious, said parties intended being tenants or occupants, if any, having or claiming an interest in, or lien upon the premises described in the complaint, Defendant(s). TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME IF YOU DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEYS FOR THE MORTGAGE COMPANY WHO FILED THIS FORECLOSURE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT, A DEFAULT JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AND YOU CAN LOSE YOUR HOME. SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY OR GO TO THE COURT WHERE YOU CASE IS PENDING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO ANSWER THE SUMMONS AND PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING A PAYMENT TO YOUR MORTGAGE COMPANY WILL NOT STOP THIS FORECLOSURE ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND

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THE COURT. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the Complaint is not served with this Summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the Plaintiff's attorney within 20 days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service (or within 30 days after the service is complete if this Summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York); The United States of America, if designated as a Defendant in this action, may appear within (60) days of service thereof and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint. NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT: THE OBJECT of the above captioned action is to foreclose on a reverse mortgage with the maximum principal amount of $544,185.00 dated October 13, 2006, executed by Defendant(s) GLORIA A. HAGGLUND AKA GLORIA HAGGLUND AKA GLORIA A. PRAETZ AKA GLORIA PRAETZ, BY MARILYN ANNE GARVEY AKA MARILYN A. GARVEY AKA MARILYN GARVEY, AS HER ATTORNEY IN FACT, to SEATTLE MORTGAGE COMPANY recorded on October 27, 2006 in Mortgage Liber 21408, Page 295, in the Office of the Clerk of the County of SUFFOLK. SEATTLE MORTGAGE COMPANY assigned all of its rights, title and interest in the Reverse Mortgage by way of an assignment executed February 15, 2007 to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. The assignment was duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of SUFFOLK on March 27, 2007, in Book 21503, Page 585. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. assigned all of its rights, title and interest in the Reverse Mortgage by way of an assignment executed October 31, 2012 to CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPANY. The assignment was duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of SUFFOLK on December 17, 2012, in Book 22283, Page 575.

CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPANY assigned all of its rights, title and interest in the Reverse Mortgage by way of an assignment executed March 24, 2014 to BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., and to be recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of SUFFOLK, covering premises known as 53750 County Road 48, Southold, NY 11971 (Section 052.00, Block 02.00 and Lot 017.000). The relief sought within action is a final judgment directing the sale of the premises

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described above to satisfy the debt described above. To the above named Defendants: The foregoing Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. Daniel Martin, Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, and filed along with the supporting papers in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on 09/12/2016. This is an action to foreclose on a mortgage. ALL that plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being at Arshamomaque, Town of Southold, County of Suffolk and State of New York, Section 052.00, Block 02.00 and Lot 017.000, said premises known as 53750 County Road 48, Southold, NY 11971. YOU ARE HEREBY PUT ON NOTICE THAT WE ARE ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. By reason of the default in the payment of the monthly installment of principal and interest, among other things, as hereinafter set forth, Plaintiff, the holder and owner of the aforementioned note and mortgage, or their agents have elected and hereby accelerate the mortgage and declare the entire mortgage indebtedness immediately due and payable. That the balance of the principal due upon said Note and Mortgage as of the date of said default is $274,659.32 with accrued interest and advances from January 20, 2013. UNLESS YOU DISPUTE THE VALIDITY OF THE DEBT, OR ANY PORTION THEREOF, WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER YOUR RECEIPT HEREOF THAT THE DEBT, OR ANY PORTION THEREOF, IS DISPUTED, THE DEBTOR JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU AND A COPY OF SUCH VERIFICATION OR JUDGMENT WILL BE MAILED TO YOU BY THE HEREIN DEBT COLLECTOR. IF APPLICABLE, UPON YOUR WRITTEN REQUEST, WITHIN SAID THIRTY (30) DAY PERIOD, THE HEREIN DEBT COLLECTOR WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED A DISCHARGE FROM THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT, YOU ARE NOT PERSONALLY LIABLE FOR THE UNDERLYING INDEBTEDNESS OWED TO PLAINTIFF/CREDITOR AND THIS NOTICE/DISCLOSURE IS FOR COMPLIANCE AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS IN FORECLOSURE New York State requires that we send you this notice about the foreclosure process. Please read it carefully. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT

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You are in danger of losing your home. If you fail to respond to the Summons and Complaint in this foreclosure action, you may lose your home. Please read the Summons and Complaint carefully. You should immediately contact an attorney or your local legal aid office to obtain advice on how to protect yourself. SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE The State encourages you to become informed about your options in foreclosure. In addition to seeking assistance from an attorney or legal aid, there are government agencies, and non-profit organizations that you may contact for information about possible options, including trying to work with your lender during this process. To locate an entity near you, you may call the toll-free helpline maintained by New York State Department of Financial Services’ at 1-800-269-0990 or visit the Department’s website at http://www.dfs.ny.gov FORECLOSURE RESCUE SCAMS Be careful of people who approach you with offers to “save” your home. There are individuals who watch for notices of foreclosure actions in order to unfairly profit from a homeowner’s distress. You should be extremely careful about any such promises and any suggestions that you pay them a fee or sign over your deed. State law requires anyone offering such services for profit to enter into a contract which fully describes the services they will perform and fees they will charge, and which prohibits them from taking any money from you until they have completed all such promised services. Section 1303 NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME If you do not respond to this Summons and Complaint by serving the copy of the answer on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may be entered and you may lose your home. Speak to an attorney or go to the court where your case is pending for further information on how to answer the Summons and protect your property. Sending a payment to your mortgage company will not stop this foreclosure action. YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND FILING AN ANSWER WITH THE COURT. Kozeny, McCubbin & Katz, LLP. Attorneys for the Plaintiff, 40 Marcus Drive, Suite 200 Melville, NY 11747 Our File 23119

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What are we doing to our children? Does the trend toward protecting their precarious self-esteem help or hurt?

Consider this: a local elementary school is hosting class elections, presumably in keeping with the national news. One youthful candidate made cupcakes, which the child’s mom frosted with an inscription along the lines of “vote for Johnny.” Proud, they posted their creation on social media.

The next morning, the calls started. The school principal called the mom explaining there were “children in tears” because they didn’t have access to making their own cupcakes. Parents were up in arms. The young candidate’s act was unfair and the post should be removed from Facebook.

Seriously?

Rampant drug use. A heroin epidemic. Teenage pregnancy. Unprecedented cruel acts of bullying. School shootings. Toxic water. Poverty. Cuts to social services for families . . . All these things are impacting schools and children across the nation and this educator feels the need to focus her time on cupcakes? Talk about living in a bubble.

The principal lectured the parent on the importance of ensuring a “level playing field” during class elections; cupcakes aren’t fair.

Neither is life.

When do we teach that fact to our children? When do they learn there is room for competition?

A life in “the bubble” with the playing field manipulated to “protect” kids from the heartbreak of losing – an election, a trophy – creates a false sense of entitlement that’s doomed to be shattered.

Eventually our coddled children will learn the lesson. But unfortunately for those playing on the manipulated field, that lesson may not come until the day they finally hear “no.” For some kids the bubble doesn’t burst until the college application process and they’re denied admission to their first choice school. Suddenly, they confront the notion of competition and after years of happily navigating that playing field, they learn it’s not so level after all.

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To The Editor, When looking at the track record of our Congressional candidates it is clear that only one of them is invested in the people of Long Island. Anna Throne-Holst cares about us, not funding from the gun lobby.

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By agreeing to vote for background checks for people who want to buy a firearm, she’s shown she is devoted to our future and our safety. And, she has the common sense to want to prevent people who are deemed by the FBI too dangerous to fly from purchasing a gun.

Lee Zeldin, however, has run a campaign based on his own self-interest, and not those of the people of Long Island. He claims to be a family man, yet has voted against protecting our children from guns just like the one that massacred twenty

Ed Gifford kindergarteners in Sandy Hook.

He claims to want to protect our country, but voted against preventing suspected terrorists and the mentally ill from purchasing a gun. He claims to speak for our community, but clearly cares far more about his future money from the gun lobby than the future safety of his constituents.

Anna has proven that she will work for us. Her record as Southampton Town

Is it just me?

Supervisor has shown her dedication to this community time and time again.

She found ways to cut spending and debt in order to invest in education, senior services, and job creation. She worked to get the town upgraded to an AAA bond rating. If she can do this for Southampton, she can do this for our whole district.

If you want a safe future for our community, then join me at the polls on Continued on Page 20. © Karen Fredericks

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Bella Correia I wasn’t very surprised to hear the news because I don’t think celebrity marriages last that long. And they’ve had such up and downs in their lives and marriage. While it seemed like a great romance you have to put that appearance out there if you’re in Hollywood.

November 8th and vote Anna Throne-Holst for Congress.

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Doublecrossed Women Dear Ms. Merrill, During her tenure as Supervisor, Anna Throne-Holst, who is running for Congress on the Democrat Party line, limited public speaking times to three minutes and recommended that an armed guard be present at town board meetings.

Phil Keith, who ran in the Republican primary on the Conservative line, commented that those ideas weren’t overly disturbing since unwieldy meetings could deprive everyone of a fair chance to be heard. Mr. Keith’s argument has merit.

If a speaker decides to throw a tomato, then police intervention is justified. However, in my opinion an effective manager doesn’t need a police to limit speech.

More disturbing is the fact that Ms. Throne-Holst doesn’t appear to be able to deal with women who challenge her, a failing that I believe would not serve her well in Congress where most if not all women are strong-willed knowledgeable achievers.

As proof, by all accounts Ms. ThroneHolst has double-crossed three of her woman colleagues on the town board and seriously angered a fourth.

Ms. Throne-Holst diverts attention from her practice by alleging to support “underserved” women. While under-served women do deserve support, all women deserve civil protections not just those whom Ms. Throne-Holst picks and chooses.

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Ironic Twist Dear Editor, Such irony! Hofstra pioneered this nation’s “first birth control and women’s reproductive rights club” New York Times - March 27, 1966. The presidential debate this Monday at Hofstra University, marked the 50th anniversary of the first-ever birthcontrol organization on a US campus. The group was to become the backbone of the

Dani Perodin It’s sad. Celebrity marriages are hard because you’re always in the public eye and under a spotlight. I heard Angelina is seeking custody but I think that with all those children there should be shared custody because the kids love and need both parents.

Charlene Myers I guess it was bound to happen sooner or later.

That’s Hollywood. So much of what the public sees is just for the cameras. I think he’s probably a nice guy and a good dad so I hope she agrees to share custody of all those children.

Katherine Helm I don’t pay much attention to celebrity gossip. I wish that wasn’t considered such big news.

The elections are happening. The debates. I’d love to hear people talking about that more.

People get divorced every day. Who cares? It’s personal business.

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women’s reproductive rights movement.

On this historic occasion, we of East End NOW (National Organization for Women) and of the Pro-Choice League, congratulate and wish luck to Hillary Clinton for being a champion of women’s reproductive rights against Donald Trump, who would destroy such freedoms. Indeed, Trump has pledged repeatedly to defund Planned Parenthood and to “punish women who have abortions.”

Also on March 27, 1966. Newsday headlined: “Hofstra Welcomes a Brand New Arrival” and said, “The birth control club is the first of its kind on college campuses in the United States. Students became interested in the problem when they were working at the Parents’ Aid Society in

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Hempstead, NY, a clinic started by William R. Baird to give birth control devices and guidance to poor women.”

The Dean of Students, Randall Hoffman, added, “I think this club is a good thing. Students ought to have this kind of information. Often they do not get it at home, and they don’t get it officially at school.”

In this debate, someone should ask: Why would Donald Trump negate a women’s reproductive rights? The Republican Party’s official position is that “personhood begins at conception.” This position would outlaw almost all methods of birth control, including the IUD, the pill, RU486, etc. At the debates, this issue must be raised. A Trump Supreme Court would eliminate women’s reproductive rights. The American people should know that birth control as well abortion will be criminalized.

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Laube Runs Wild As Hurricanes Win Again

By Rick Murphy

East End football players don’t normally draw the attention of major college recruiters. That’s about to change.

Dylan Laube, say hello to the big time.

If the Westhampton junior running back wasn’t already on the radar after last week’s scintillating 307-yard rushing performance, he surely is after Friday night.

The Hurricanes upended top seeded East Islip at home 32-17 to move to the top of Division III with a 3-0 mark as Laube continued his unrelenting march on the record books.

He opened the scoring with a 62yard blast and took off on a 69-yard scamper in the second.

Laube scored through the air in the third, hooking up with quarterback Tristan Hogan on a 33yard pass to give the home team a 25-point edge.

After East Islip, now 2-1, scored in the fourth, Laube, predictably, put the icing on the cake, exploding through the line for a 40-yard TD run.

That’s 12 touchdowns on the young season, and his 292 rushing yards put Laube at 807 for the season.

Laube, also a top-notch defensive back, has options – he is also a first rate lacrosse player.

At 5 foot, 11-inches and a solid 180 pounds, Laube is quickly approaching the ideal size for a collegiate running back. He has been timed in 4.56 seconds for a 40yard dash and he looked a lot faster than that on the field Friday night.

Laube will look to continue his assault on the record books when Westhampton hits the road Friday with a trip to Islip. Kickoff is 7 PM. Alas, the rest of the local high school football teams didn’t enjoy the same success. The combined North Fork schools of Greenport, Mattituck, and Southold suffered their first loss of the season, getting manhandled by Babylon 45-8 in Division IV action. It was the first loss of the year for the Tuckers (2-0); Babylon is in first place with a 3-0 mark. The North Fork plays at East Hampton Saturday at 2 PM.

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Solving The DFS Riddle Now that the smoke has cleared, and Daily Fantasy Sports is again legal in New York State, it’s important to realize why the state attorney general wanted to regulate the game.

Despite our denials, despite the fact that we railed against the legal maneuvers, it’s important to realize the legal action was taken to protect the public – us!

All of us were dazzled by the huge payouts available on Fan Duel and Draft Kings. Some of us even won big tournaments. But like everything, it

was too good to be true.

DFS was taken over by sharpies, by professional gamblers, and those of us who love the sport, however good we are at playing, were simply no match.

New regulations have leveled the playing field to a certain extent, but you need to know how to pick your spots if you are to survive in today’s DFS. First, you must understand how the professionals win so often. First, they have huge bankrolls – some play as much as $50,000 a week.

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That allows them to take advantage of sophisticated computer models designed to maximize their chances of winning big tournaments.

The most popular method is called scripting. Let’s say for the sake of simplicity that there is a $1 million prize in an NFL league and 100,000 entries, each of which costs $10.

This is not a numbers game where every entry has an equal chance. It is a game of skill; we identify which players are going to put up the best fantasy numbers.

For example, there is about a 90 percent chance the top rated quarterback in any given week will outscore the lowest. There are probably five or six quarterbacks, though, who could have equal or better weeks.

This is true for every position.

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It may cost, say, $30,000 – 30 percent of the entries -- but the algorithm tells you your chance of nailing the $1 million prize is much higher. The professionals can and do play these odds, and they have the bankroll to do it even if the model doesn’t work for a month or two. They know eventually they will make money.

Here’s how to win in today’s DFS: Forget becoming an instant millionaire. Sure, take your best shot in a $5 game once in a while.

But when playing regularly, enter tournaments that allow one entry per person. There are plenty of those leagues on Yahoo.

They level the playing field. It’s a true measure of how well you play –if you can’t at least break even it means you shouldn’t be playing for money.

In that event, Draft Kings and Fan Duel have agreed to offer free games. That way, you get the thrill of the fight without having to spend the mortgage money. And they still offer a cash prize to the winner.

Don’t play head-to-head with same person unless you regularly win. If you get “invited” to a oneon-one game it’s usually from a player who’s been watching you and who knows they are a better than you.

The best way to get better is to look at the winning teams each week, the ones that take the top prizes. This will unlock the door to the winning strategies the pros use.

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Heated Boys Soccer Race; Mattituck Girls Off Fast

By Rick Murphy

Three local teams are in the mix for for the League VI boys soccer title.

So far Southampton (5-2), East Hampton (4-2-1), and Hampton Bays (4-3-1) have taken turns beating each other.

Saturday Hampton Bays beat Bayport/Blue Point 4-1. Cristian Loaiza had two goals to lead Hampton Bays (4-3-1) in Suffolk VI. Bryan Rivera and Dylan Flores each had one goal and one assist.

The Baymen play at East Hampton Friday at 4:15.

On Thursday East Hampton edged Southampton 1-0 on a late goal by JP Palacios. The three local teams are all chasing Elwood/Glenn, 7-0 thus far on the season.

The Mariners play Friday at Shoreham/Wading River (7 PM).

Mattituck is off to a good start in girls soccer. So far the Lady Tuckers are 4-2 in League VII action, good

enough for third place.

Last Wednesday the locals routed Mercy 7-1, with seven players each contributing a goal. Catherine Hayes and Clair Gatz each scored three points. Sarah Santacrose record seven saves manning the nets.

The Lady Tuckers play at Southold at 6 PM tomorrow and Saturday evening in Center Moriches.

In field hockey action four local teams are competing in Division III. Pierson/Bridgehampton is currently fourth with a 4-2 mark.

East Hampton is 3-3, Southampton 2-4, and Hampton Bays 0-7.

On Saturday East Hampton edged Babylon 2-1 thanks to second half goals by Elizabeth Bistrian and Brooke Rivkind. Bonac plays Miller Place at home tomorrow afternoon at 4:30.

The Whalers lost to Sayville 2-1 on Friday. They play Comsewogue at home today.

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E S W N 1S P 2S 3D P P 3S All Pass

This hand was played recently at the Long Island Regional Tournament at the Upsky Hotel in Smithtown. Two diamonds was a reasonable contract for NS and 2S was a reasonable contract for EW. However, EW was pushed to an ambitious contract of 3S. My partner, Larry Hillel, somehow managed to make his difficult contract.

North played his ace on the diamond lead and returned and returned a diamond to East’s king.

Larry then led his jack of spades to North’s queen. North was not

comfortable with any lead and reluctantly led the ace of hearts winning but making both the king and queen of hearts winners. Larry quickly won his two heart tricks and then led a small spade to his king which was covered by North’s ace.

Once again North led a diamond to West’s jack after which Larry led the 8 of spades which won the trick and removed North’s last trump.

Next came a small club to his ace and the king fell making the queen a winner. Then came the club 9 to the good queen. Next came the jack of diamonds on which Larry discarded a club. Finally a club from dummy was ruffed in the East hand. Declarer made 3S losing one heart, one diamond and two trumps. Good timing and some fortuitous placement of key cards with a little luck thrown in the mix.

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With stress a driving force behind many illnesses, and known to negatively affect the immune system the pure relaxation a sound bath provides can be reason enough to check it out.

“Most people become very relaxed during sessions,” Maier informed.

“Occasionally they’ll fall asleep . . . I try to play gently, letting the person wind down in the quiet between the sound.” She begins each session with a brief visualization and deep breathing exercise.

Maier enjoys combining her

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sound therapy with other healers, and is part of a growing community of light workers. On Sunday she played at the Montauk Salt Cave as Reiki practitioners Jen Cronley and Linda Knips offered their form of healing. The combination of salt therapy, Reiki, and singing bowls made for a trifecta of healing and relaxation for clients.

She also offers private and group sessions in the relaxing sound meditation room in her East Hampton home.

Visit the Montauk Salt Cave website for a schedule of sound healing sessions. To schedule a private session, email Maier at maiermj@ optonline.net or call 631-326-7025.

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On The Water Albies On The Incoming Shinnecock Bay The fluke season ended on a high note with lots of five and six pounders coming out of the basket and Rampasture Point areas. Lots of cocktail blues chasing bait around the bay. Tins are the best bet here.

Peconic Bay Good reports of porgies continue over at Jessups and Rogers Rock.

The weakfish are still in these areas too as well as up in Roses Grove.

King Fish are in play too. The bass are in the Peconics as well along with plenty of bunker to hold them here a while. Seems that this season has seen a resurgence of life out in these parts, hopefully a sign of good things to come.

Ocean Lots of seabass on the reef, but most in the 13 to 14-inch range but there are enough keepers to stick it out. Clams and squid will do just fine. Albies have been running around outside with blue mixing in, right place, right time.

Shinnecock Inlet Albies have been the main focus this past week with each day getting better. Most action has been on the beginning of the incoming tide on the east jetty. The lure preference changes daily. Deadly Dicks, Cripple Herring, Pline Jigs, Hogy Epoxy Jigs all will do the job.

Bluefish have been blitzing in the inlet, too. The best bit of news is that the mullet are showing signs of moving out and the bass should be on them. The guys targeting bass in the dark from the jetty have done decent on bucktails and swim shads. Boaters drifting live eels not as good but picking a few fish.

Shinnecock Canal Snappers, cocktail blues, porgies, kingfish and schoolie striped bass have all been in the canal. Blues and bass best at dawn and dusk.

Ponquogue Bridge The night stalkers have done well with the bass on artificial lures and fresh shad. Clam bellies during the day have been somewhat productive but a lot of large porgies are stealing baits meant for bass, but with the cooler temps coming in it won’t be long now.

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Ocean Beaches The beaches east of the inlet have seen a few more fish than the west. A few bass have been taken to 30-inches on the night tides and schoolies on bucktails at dawn and dusk. Albies have come close enough to the beach for a few to hook up. The east jetty of Shinny seems to be the best bet this week.

News: We will be running our Striped Bass in the Surf Tournament again this year. Stop by the shop for more info.

Capt. Scott Jeffrey East End Bait & Tackle 170 East Montauk Highway Hampton Bays, NY 11946

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