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By Emily Toy Wednesday, November 21 • During November and December, The Retreat, eastern Long Island’s only domestic violence shelter, will be offering support with their annual “Adopt-AFamily Program.” Volunteers are asked to donate holiday presents or gift cards for a family in need. Call The Retreat’s Holiday Help Line at 631-329-4398.

Thursday, November 22 • Keeshan, Inc., The Montauk Realtor, hosts the Run for Fun Turkey Trot to give all an appetite for the day ahead. Begins at 9 AM and ends at noon. Categories for all ages are available. Call 631-3242417. Free.

Friday, November 23 • Santa arrives early in Sag Harbor today and will be available from 6 to 7 PM. Kris Kringle will be located at 1 Bay Street. Call 631-725-0011 for more info.

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• The Southold Historical Society will host its annual Candelight Tour at the museum grounds on the Main Road opposite the firehouse from 3 to 6 PM. All museum buildings will be decorated for the holiday season and open to the public. Farm and home craft demonstrations will take place in the various buildings, strolling musicians will be on the grounds and Santa will be visiting while refreshments are served.

The annual tree lighting is at 5 PM and will be accompanied by caroling led by the Southold High School Chorus Ensemble.

• The Clay Guild of the Hamptons hosts a holiday pottery show and sale opening today at 11 AM. Includes handmade pottery crafted by local potters. Continues through December 16. Located at 41 Old Mill Road (next to the Water Mill Museum). Call 631726-2547 for more information.

Saturday, November 24 • The 5th Annual “Lighting at The Lighthouse” in Montauk starts at 4:30 PM. There will be refreshments and

entertainment for the masses. Rain/snow date is December 1.

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• The Rogers Mansion in Southampton looks its best during the holiday season with holiday decoration throughout the 1843 mansion’s period rooms lit by candles. Join in for a candelight tour from 4 to 6 PM. $6 for adults, free for members and children 17 and under.

• An old fashioned Christmas Shop opens today from noon to 4 PM, sponsored by the Cutchogue New Suffolk Historical Council, at its Carriage House.

Continues until December 17.

• The Montauk Community Church hosts a holiday fair from 9 AM to 1 PM. Santa will arrive at 1 PM. • A holiday sale is at the Pierson High School gym from 9 AM to 4 PM. • The Montauk Library hosts a holiday book sale beginning at 10 AM and ending at 3 PM. Books will be $2 each plus holiday decorations, gifts and jewelry available.

• T h e Mo n t a u k C h a m b e r o f Commerce hosts a Family Holiday Fun Day from 1 to 3 PM at the Montauk Yacht Club. Young people will have an opportunity to do holiday crafts and make tree ornaments. Christmas caroling, hot chocolate and cookies will be on the free menu.

Sunday, November 25 • “Christmas at the Lighthouse” is from 11 AM to 4 PM, weather permitting, in Montauk. Rain date is December 2. Santa Claus will be there for photos. Free refreshments are available for all visitors. Sarah Conway and the Christmas Trio will perform from 2 to

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3 PM. Free pony rides are available for children from 11 AM to 3 PM, face painting is from noon to 3:30 PM. The Lighthouse Gift Shop and Museum will be open. For more info visit www. montauklighthouse.com.

Monday, November 26 • Assemblyman Fred Thiele is sponsoring a holiday charity to give to local children. “Toys for Tots” will be collected by Thiele’s office starting today and continuing until December 14. Donations may be dropped off at the office between 9 AM and 5 PM Monday through Friday at 2302 Main Street, Suite A in Bridgehampton. Call 631-537-2583 for more information.

Thursday, November 29 • The Southampton Historical Museum and the Rogers Memorial Library invite all to a holiday yule log workshop beginning at 6:30 PM. $15 for members, $20 for non-members. Call 631-283-2494 for registration.

Saturday, December 1 • “Light Up the Tree” in Sag Harbor is from 5 to 6 PM next to the windmill.

• Gurney’s Inn hosts a holiday party from 6:30 to 9:30 PM. Dance the night away with the 3B’s, eat, drink, and be merry with a three hour top shelf open

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• The Southampton Cultural Center’s annual holiday party is at 5 PM. Includes live music, refreshments and Santa Claus.

Free admission. Call 631-287-4377.

• The St. Luke’s Christmas Fair is from 10 AM to 2 PM at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 18 James Lane in East Hampton. Lunch will be served. Call 631-329-0990 for more info.

• The Southampton Chamber of Commerce presents annual holiday festivities beginning at 2 PM with horse and buggy rides around town, carolers and refreshments at the chamber on Main Street, the “Parade of Lights” throughout the village ending at Agawam Park, where the annual tree lighting will be at 5:15 PM. The Southampton Cultural Center’s Levitas Center For The Arts will host a holiday reception with Santa and refreshments. For more information call the chamber at 631-283-0402.

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• On the Westhampton Beach Village Green there will be a tree and menorah lighting at 5:30 PM. Also, caroling by the Westhampton Beach High School chorus and the Hampton Synagogue’s Youth Choir, free hot cocoa and cookies, potato latkes and the arrival of Santa Claus by fire engine. Call 631-288-1654 or visit www. westhamptonbeach.org for more info.

• The Sag Harbor Lions Club hosts a Christmas tree and wreath sale from 10 AM to 6 PM at the windmill. Continues until Christmas Eve. • The East Hampton Chamber of Commerce hosts a parade with Santa

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Claus beginning at 10 AM. On Main Street and Newtown Lane.

• Come celebrate the pleasures of the holiday season with some hearthside cheer at the Southampton Historical Museum from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. $40 for members in advance, $50 for members at the door and for non-members in advance, and $60 for non-members at the door. RSVP at 631-283-2494.

• The East Hampton Library hosts a screening of Arthur Christmas at 10:15 AM. Call 631-324-0222.

Sunday, December 2 • The First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton hosts “Lessons and Carols,” a musical celebration for the season, at 10 AM. • The Springs School Girl Scouts is organizing a Christmas tree lighting at Ashawagh Hall at 5 PM, the annual “Lights of Love” event. Lights honoring loved ones may be purchased for $5.

Proceeds go to the Springs Girl Scouts Scholarship Fund. Call 631-324-5671 for more information.

• Marders hosts a holiday wreath workshop beginning at 10 AM. Thursday, December 6 • A holiday luncheon will be held at The Living Room c/o The Maidstone in East Hampton, and will feature music. $50 per person. For reservations call 631324-0362. Hosted by The East Hampton Chamber of Commerce.

Friday, December 7 • The Nutcracker will be performed at Guild Hall in East Hampton beginning tonight and continuing through Sunday, with tonight’s show starting at 7 PM. Staged by the Hampton Ballet Theatre. $25 for adults, $20 for children. Call 631-237-4810 for more info.

• Studio 3 will stage its production of Mixed Nuts starting today at 7 PM and continuing over the weekend, at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor. $20 for general admission, $15 for seniors and students. 631-537-3008.

Saturday, December 8 • The 23rd Annual “Holiday Tour of Inns, B & B’s and Special Places” will be hosted by the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce. Check in at 11 AM at the Huntting Inn in East Hampton.

Properties for the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce hosted tour will be open from noon to 4 PM. $20 per person.

• The Cutchogue New Suffolk Historical Council hosts “Carols with Carol” at 4:30 PM followed by a tree lighting on the village green in Cutchogue.

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• T h e Gre a t e r We s t h a m p t o n Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual “WinterFest” from 11 AM to 3 PM in Westhampton Village.

• A menorah lighting for Hanukkah will begin at Chabad Lubacitch of the Hamptons and make its way to Herrick Park in East Hampton at 6:30 PM. • The “By Hand” artisans present

their annual holiday gift show today and tomorrow from 10 AM to 5 PM at Ashawagh Hall on Springs-Fireplace Road in East Hampton. Refreshments will be served and admission is free. For more info contact Jill at 631-987-6312.

• From 2 to 4 PM all are welcome to enjoy a visit with Santa and light refreshments at the Rogers Memorial Library. Call 631-283-0774 for more info.

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Sunday, December 9 • The Living Room c/o The Maidstone will host the annual tree lighting from 4 to 6 PM, featuring live holiday music, visits with Santa, cookie decorating, holiday refreshments and more! Call 631-3245006 for more info.

Wednesday, December 12 • The Annual Cookie Exchange is from 4 to 5 PM, presented by the Southampton Historical Museum. Participants can swap recipes and cookies, enjoy cheese, crackers and wine or cider. Call 631-283-2494 to register.

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Saturday, December 15 • The first Christmas House Tour will be at the Jamesport Meeting House from 1 to 5 PM. Tickets are $30 in advance at www.jamesportmeetinghouse.org or by calling 631-779-2831. $40 at the door.

• The East End Classic Boat Society will hold its holiday open house from 4 to 6 PM at the Community Boat Shop in Amagansett. Raffle drawing is at 5:30 PM for a Swampscott dory, trailer and oars. Raffle tickets are $5 each or $20 for a book of five. Call 631-324-2490 for further information.

Sunday, December 16 • A children’s Christmas pageant is at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton at 10 AM. • Southampton’s First Presbyterian Church hosts “Carols in Candelight” featuring the church’s handbell choir, beginning at 5 PM. Admission is a free will offering.

Friday, December 21 • Joe Lauro will present a screening of his “Historic Films Christmas Spectacular” featuring vintage Christmas commercials, programs, and musical performances at 7 PM at the Shelter Island Library.

Sunday, December 23 • A children’s Christmas pageant will be at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton at 10 AM. • Communion service is at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hampton at 10 AM. Monday, December 24 • A family Christmas Eve service is at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 4:30 PM. Christmas carols will begin at 10:30 PM and a midnight mass service is at 11 PM. • St. Peter’s in Springs will host a Christmas Eve service at 7:30 PM. Tuesday, December 25 • A Christmas Day Communion Service is at 10 AM at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton.

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Getting Your Cheer In Gear

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Forget the rickety bar set up on a card table in the corner of the room.

When it comes to holiday entertaining, the drinks you serve have become just as important, and intriguing, as the turkey on the Thanksgiving table or the gourmet amuse bouche you’re passing around. And whether you’re looking for the proper pairing, a signature cocktail for the holiday party, or just something smooth to sip in front of the fire of a cold winter’s eve, local wine shopkeepers and liquor store owners have just the right libation.

Beginning with the bird, Jacques

Franey from Domaine Franey said a nice match between your wine and food can be “heaven in your mouth.” He favors pairing turkey with lighter reds from the Piedmont region of Italy, a pinot noir from California or Oregon, or a dry Riesling from Alsace.

A visit to Franey’s East Hampton shop can turn into a mini-class in wine pairings. “We spend a lot of time talking with our customers,” Franey said, the goal being to match the wine to the meal and the customer’s personal tastes. In fact, Franey tracks sales and encourages customers to offer feedback on selections and vintages they’ve enjoyed.

And, since the type of glass can add to the ability to truly savor a wine, Domaine Franey carries a selection of crystal stemware. An inexpensive wine can taste so much better in the right glass, Franey pointed out. A set of crystal glasses makes a good gift, too.

Joann Braxl from Race Lane Liquors reports stocking wines that run the price gamut from $12 to $200. She characterized white Burgundies and red Burgundies as wines that “go with everything.” McNamara’s Liquors in Bridgehampton also offers an array of wines, and holds periodic tastings.

At Braxl’s shop in East Hampton Village, the holidays signal the start of “single malt season,” she said. Customers like to buy different styles of scotch from different areas of Scotland. “Scotch is always a big gift and something people like to have after dinner or the football game,” Braxl reported.

The addition of honey to bourbon has amped up its popularity as a sipping drink. Honey adds smoothness, without over sweetening the Jack Daniels or Wild Turkey, so those who wouldn’t ordinarily choose “hard liquor” and those who would, can both enjoy the new varieties.

Braxl agrees that in the last few years, “Everybody wants a signature drink to serve at parties. You don’t just set up a bar anymore.” She’s got the ingredients for trendy combinations, no matter how unusual.

The growing trend of signature drinks has given birth to some pretty unusually flavored liquors. Peter Swenson at Eastport Liquors reported Pinnacle has an extensive line of flavored vodkas that

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even includes candy tastes like gummy bears and atomic red hots. Popular this time of year is the pumpkin pie vodka that tastes just like the traditional dessert.

Crafting and serving signature drinks doesn’t require extensive mixology skills anymore. And, unlike premixes that used to be added to the booze, now the booze already boasts built-in flavor. Swenson noted Bold Black Cherry Southern Comfort which, when shaken with ice, tastes like a classic Manhattan, as an example.

For after dinner, Swenson carries a pumpkin pie crème liqueur, and Kahlua iterations flavored with cinnamon spice or gingerbread. Sip it, or pour the Kahlua over plain pound cake and vanilla ice cream – yum!

People want drinks that are quick and easy to make, Chris Holmes from Hampton Bays Wines and Spirits affirmed. The notion of adding flavors to liquor started several years ago with rum, and seemed to branch out every year, to vodkas, tequila, (A bottle of Patron café would make a lovely gift for this reporter, if you’re reading, Santa.) and even whiskeys. Holmes carries whiskey that features the additional flavors of black cherry, tea, honey, or cinnamon spice.

“All that stuff is huge for the holidays,” he said. Whatever goes well with coffee and hot chocolate is a hit.

Also popular this year is the Midnight Moon brand. “You can drink it warm and sit by the fire and have a little moonshine,“ Holmes suggested. Flavored with apple cinnamon or blackberries, it’s high proof and “warms you up real fast,” he informed.

Most brands offer recipes on their labels. Here’s one of my favorite “by the fireplace” treats: Take one packet of instant hot chocolate (Swiss Miss makes a dark chocolate version that’s awesome), empty into a mug and fill two thirds of the way with boiling water. Add a jigger (or two) of coconut rum, and top with whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate syrup.

It’s instantly delicious.

And, a final note on the topic of quick and easy – Pope Liquors located on Route 112 in Medford offers free home delivery to the Hamptons, as does Hampton Bays Wines and Spirits.

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By Miles X. Logan The major motion picture companies love the holiday season, because audiences give the gift that really gives – we spend a small fortune filling movie theaters.

Kids are off from school, and parents go stir crazy with them playing video games, so the theater offers a dual respite – the kids can be shipped off to the movies in the afternoon and mom and dad can procure a babysitter and get away at night.

The studios play to both audiences.

There’s plenty of G-rated fare for the young ones, and several provocative Oscar worthy films released with the discerning viewer in mind.

This season there is a glaring lack of Christmas-themed movies; in the past we’ve always had a few, even some nasty ones like Bad Santa. There are no releases the caliber of Rudolph The RedNosed Reindeer this year, but Rise Of The Guardians, which is partially set in Santa’s North Pole workshop, has its moments.

The re-release of Monsters Inc. in 3D,

scheduled for December 19, is also a good fit for the little ones.

One surefire winner for kids and adults figures to be Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey which features some of the recurring roles from his last masterpiece, The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy, though newcomer Martin Freeman gets the title role. The fact that Jackson is stretching the novel out into three movies is disconcerting, but the previews have been solid.

The long awaited screen adaption of Les Miserables debuts on Christmas Day. The stage version, still going strong after 27 years, has been seen by more than 60 million people in 42 countries. Obviously, Universal Pictures is hoping for box office gold and multiple Oscar nominations. For one thing, Tom Hopper, who took home the trophy for The Kings Speech, is in the director’s chair.

Hugh Jackman gets the coveted role of Jean Valjean. Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway also star.

The studio (Film Four) is pushing Bill Murray as a Best Oscar nominee for his portrayal of FDR in Hyde Park on The Hudson, due in early December. The film is about a weekend the King and Queen of England spend at FDR’s Hyde Park retreat. It’s a little oft-kilter, and never quite finds its groove. Laura Linney and Olivia Williams co-star.

Tom Cruise makes his annual pitch for a nomination in Jack Reacher. He’s got a couple of things going for him this time around – for one thing, the director, Christopher McQuarrie (The Usual Suspects), is a good one. For another, the popular series of novels could prove a rich vein for the actor, who is just good enough to play a tough guy. Spoiler Alert: that said, beating up five guys at once is a bit of a stretch considering Cruise is about five-foot tall.

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Leslie Mann and Megan Fox also star.

This year’s catastrophe movie is The Impossible starring Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor. It’s about a family on vacation in Thailand when the tsunami hits. You know the rest.

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When we think of Christmas time, and mistletoe and eggnog and kids caroling in softly falling snow – one performer that epitomizes Christmas comes to mind: Billy Idol. Huh?

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According to about.com, Idol’s version of “Jingle Bell Rock” released in 2006 has somehow outflanked “White Christmas,” ”Jingle Bells” and the like on the list of Most Popular Holiday Songs.

Are these guys drinking too much grog or what?

Actually, Idol is merely Number Seven on the list, but ranked higher than most of the traditional renditions of the holiday classics. According to the writer, Bill Lamb (who’s he, anyway?) the most popular holiday song of all time is “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” by John Lennon. Really.

The rest of the list is more traditional.

Nat King Cole’s 1961 “The Christmas Song” is ranked Number Two. That’s the one with “chestnuts roasting on an open fire” for those keeping score.

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In third place is Judy Garland’s version of “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.” For trivia buffs, the tune was written for the 1944 musical Meet Me In St. Louis. The producers felt it was too depressing and ordered a rewrite of the lyrics -- it’s still depressing if truth be told, but what the hey?

“Oh Holy Night” by Celine Dion and Bruce Springsteen warbling “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” – aren’t we sick of hearing that on the radio – round out the top five.

Billboard, the bible of the music industry, maintains Brenda Lee’s 1958 chestnut “Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree” is the second most popular Christmas-themed recording of all time. The first? Who can forget Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You?” Who can remember it?

We have our musical super groups: The Beatles. The Stones. The Who. But the third most popular Christmas song, according to Billboard, was a medley by, yes, the beloved Trans-Siberian Orchestra. That was in 1995, before drugs and alcohol ripped the band apart.

Look for a reunion tour coming soon to your town – or not.

Speaking of super groups, Wham’s “Last Christmas” holds down ninth place. Incidentally, another radio staple, Jose Felciano’s “Feliz Navida,” came in at Number Five.

ASCAP, the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers, released a list of the most performed Christmas songs of all time in 2006.

“The Christmas Song” – you know, the chestnuts roasting – came out on top. “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” “Winter Wonderland,” “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town,” and “White Christmas” round out the top five.

Entering the top 25 for the first time was “Do They Know It’s Christmas (Feed the World)” by Band Aid – an all-star group of British rock musicians. That was 1984, and the group was formed by Bob Geldorf to provide aid to Ethiopia.

Next they’ll be reprising the song to help out victims of Hurricane Sandy.

Bing Crosby’s version of “White Christmas” remains the best selling holiday song of all time, with an estimated 50 million records sold. Irvin Berlin wrote it in 1940 while holed up in a Hollywood hotel. He reportedly told his secretary, “Grab a pen and write this down. I just wrote the best song anyone has ever written!” That was before Billy Idol was born, of course, and Berlin apparently never heard of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, either.

The music critic Ben Rayner has compiled a list of the 10 Most Inappropriate Christmas Songs of all time. A lot of the songs have expletives we can’t print in the titles, but some songs that made the list include “Walkin’ Around In Woman’s Underwear” and “Christmas At Luke’s Sex Shop.” You get the idea.

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By Rick Murphy Yes, turkey is a traditional holiday meal, but there was a time hereabouts when geese were the go-to birds. Long Island has always been a popular stop for migrating Canadian geese, and the holiday season usually finds an abundant amount on the East End to this day.

Local hunters can still enjoy a wild bird (check the DEC for hunting guidelines), but be forewarned: unless you are used to it, the birds can be gnarly and tough.

Better the wild geese go the way of the White House turkey (no, not that one) that is pardoned every year. Most of the specialty stores carry domestic geese that are more tender and plump. Have your butcher trim the excess fat and the tips of the wings, but save the giblets for gravy if you desire.

Wild geese can be as heavy as 25 pounds, but a good roasting goose should be no more than 12 pounds. Rinse out the cavities (Yes, the one where the head

used to be, too). Let the bird sit at room temperature.

To stuff or not to stuff? Well, you have to shove something up there. Some chefs suggest a whole onion, several carrots, or half a celery stalk. Martha Stewart suggests a combination of all three, along with thyme, garlic, sage, and salt and pepper.

Traditional stuffing will tend to soak up fat. If you want to go that route make it separately in a baking dish and pour some of the goose fat over it while both are cooking. We like corn bread, sausage, chopped celery and onion with some sage and parsley. Hint: chef ’s trick -- pour a jar of turkey gravy into it and two whipped eggs. If it’s still dry, add some cooking sherry and/or white wine.

Roast the bird (on a rack) at 400 degrees. Remove fat as it gathers on the bottom. Most people baste, but I prefer the skin crispy. Meanwhile, make a stock from the discarded goose parts

and selected giblets by adding them to boiling water, onion, celery, garlic and spices. Let it boil down, then place in a pan. Add a couple tablespoons of the goose fat, white wine, vermouth, sherry, and spices. Whisk in flour under medium heat until gravy begins to thicken.

At our house we prefer a little Oriental flair – serve the bird with traditional duck sauce, plum sauce, or even apricot or raspberry sauce. Better still, make some of each.

When the bird reaches 180 degrees internal temperature, it is done. Take it out of the oven, but let it cool before you begin to carve – this will redistribute the juices.

The traditional accompaniments are the classic medley of fall veggies – cauliflower, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. You can roast the latter with some sprinkled bacon bits (real bacon crumbled up) and make an au gratin for the cauliflower or the broccoli with

melted cheddar cheese, bread crumbs, and butter.

Carve the goose, place the meat in the center of a platter, and arrange the veggies around it. Serve the stuffing and gravy piping hot.

This is a much tastier, richer bird.

Keep in mind, the kids may find the meat a little gamey, but it is a rich treat indeed, and a small bird can easily feed six.

Back in the day the men would go out early to hunt their prey while the womenfolk picked and cleaned the veggies. There would be a hot fire and warm cider, spiked for the adults. Apple and peaches were abundant, so there would be pies and cobblers and of course, plenty of pumpkin treats. And yes, there are fresh cranberries that are just coming into their own this time of year – to this day. If you know where to find them, chances are you’re a local. As with beach plums, we tend to keep their locations to ourselves.

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What are the most popular resolutions? The usual suspects – to quit drinking, to stop smoking, and to lose weight. These all involve enormous amounts of willpower, and that’s where a lot of us go wrong.

Then there’s the old standby -- to read the Bible more. This used to be near the top of the list -- now it’s ranked 423, just after “Translate An Archie Comic Book Into A Foreign Language.”

Then there are the so-called “Green” resolutions that are all in vogue. They

include “Leave No Carbon Footprint” (which, when you think about it is a death wish), “Exercise More,” and “Eat Healthy.”

The so-called vegan movement may be catching on, but very few people vow to give up eating meat altogether, though many people resolve to eat less.

Then again, come next summer when the barbecue season gears up minds change quickly.

High on the list of resolutions made by single people is, “Fall In Love.”

Married couples give equal merit to “Avoid Court Order.”

“Spend More Time With Family” made the top 10 list of resolutions, except for egotists, who preferred, “Spend More Time Alone.”

After stop drinking, stop smoking, and lose weight came a variation of “Get In Shape” be it “Work Out More,” “Ride My Bicycle Every Day,” etc.

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to resolutions: “Get A Better Job” traditionally ranks high on the list of most popular resolutions, although in this economy “Get A Job, Any Job” is gaining steam.

Here’s one lawmakers in Washington might want to emulate: “Manage Debt Better” – talk about letting the horse out of the barn and then closing the gate.

According to Tara Parker-Hope of the New York Times most people ditch their resolutions by February 1. Kristl Hedges, writing for Forbes, opined, “We set allor-nothing New Year’s resolutions that we can’t possibly keep, and frankly don’t expect ourselves to. Most resolutions are general, vague, and unrealistic. We don’t really believe we can hit them because we’re not committed to our own locus of control.”

Dr. Martin Seligman said one reason we don’t fulfill our goals is because in this country there is a “national mood of entrenched cynicism.” Hedges agreed, stating the “Pollyanna attitude of `accentuate the positive’ was washed away and never returned.”

Lauren Torrisi of ABC news thinks we set “unrealistic goals” and that we expect something “magical” to happen.

Tinkerbell is dead and there is no Never Never Land – just ask Michael Jackson.

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Dinosaur Delights For The Holidays

By Karen Fredericks

Jane Yolen’s immensely popular “How Do Dinosaurs” series began back in 2000 with How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? The series now has 14 million books in print.

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season are two new books in the series that will provide loads of laughter and some stealth learning to young children. These oversized (12 x 9.3) hardcover books with their full spread, brilliantly colored and truly delightful illustrations by Mark Teague,

make the perfect addition to any gift list.

Their mischievous, rhythmic, rhyming verse will provide endless hours of readaloud fun for children and adults to enjoy together.

In How Do Dinosaurs Say Merry Christmas? those naughty dinosaurs are at it again. They’re decorating trees, wrapping presents, peeking at gifts and sneaking out of bed! There are holiday surprises and laughs on every page.

The rhyming text is charming and rhythmic and makes this a fun read aloud for both parents and children. The illustrations are classic Teague, brightly colored, vibrant and energetic.

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Montauk Celebrates Thanksgiving and then kicks off the holiday Season with a Best Decorated Business Contest

Thanksgiving weekend will be celebrated in Montauk with a variety of events to partake in, whether you are visiting for the long holiday weekend or are home for the holidays. Highlights of the weekend are:

The Turkey Trot-Run For Fun will kick off on Thanksgiving Day, Nov 22nd at 9AM. Keeshan Real Estate and the East Hampton Town Recreation Dept. will host this annual Run. Rain or shine! There are categories for all ages. The start location is in Montauk Circle. For registration information, call 324-2417.

The first 300 registered get a free T-shirt!

The Montauk Community Church Holiday Fair and Rummage Sale will take place on Saturday, November 24th from 9am-3pm.

The Montauk Library Holiday Book Sale will also be held on Saturday, November 24th from 10 am to 3 PM. Our Annual Family Holiday Fun Day sponsored by The Montauk Chamber of Commerce and The Montauk Yacht Club also takes place on Saturday, November 24th from 1 PM to 3 PM at the Montauk Yacht Club. This is a free event for youngsters, who will have an opportunity to create holiday crafts and make tree ornaments. Miss Melody will entertain children & parents alike. There will be Christmas caroling, along with hot chocolate, cider, cookies and plenty of good cheer!

The 5th Annual Lighting of The Lighthouse will be held on Saturday, November 24 from 4:30-7PM. Enjoy a spectacular view of the lighthouse as it gets dark and the Christmas Lights are lit. There will be live music, caroling, and Santa will make an appearance! Rain Date is Saturday, December 1st.

On Sunday November 25, from 11-4pm Christmas at the Lighthouse with Santa.

Montauk’s “Star Bright Weekend” Celebrates Best Holiday Decorated Business

Montauk’s “Star Bright Weekend” takes place on Dec. 1st and 2nd.

Best decorated business fronts decked out in Christmas splendor will be judged on originality, lights, creativity and effort. All sponsored by the Montauk Chamber of Commerce.

First, second and third place winners will be awarded. If you are a Montauk business and would like to participate, have your business decorated by December 1st, and call the Montauk Chamber of Commerce to register.

This is a magical time of year in Montauk while viewing the sparkling displays of businesses and all the lit trees along Montauk street all while the stars at the Gazebo ablaze in holiday lights.

Winners will be posted at the Montauk Chamber on Sunday evening, Dec.2nd. at The Montauk Chamber of Commerce office.

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Santa, how can little dinosaurs possibly fall asleep amidst such excitement? How can they possibly calm down and behave? Yolen manages to sneak in some lessons on good Christmas manners, without ever becoming heavy handed or ruining the fun.

These dinosaurs have personality galore, whether they are misbehaving or receiving their presents on Christmas morning.

This book makes an excellent choice for holiday gift giving for young toddlers or preschoolers, and a must have for story time.

Children will laugh out loud as dinosaurs secretly lick candy canes, take sneaky peeks at gifts, and disrupt the traditional family feast.

With holiday surprises around every corner, the award-winning team of Yolen and Teague create an engaging, fun gift sure to be read again and again, year after year.

Yolen and Teague also teamed up on How Do Dinosaurs Say Happy Chanukah?

Once again, they hit a home run with this delightful Chanukah story brought to life with bright and engaging illustrations. Each page poses a question of how a dinosaur would behave during the eight days of Chanukah with rhymes like, “Does he peek at the presents stashed under Dad’s bed?

Does he write his own name on each gift card instead?” Each possible mischievous behavior illustrates one aspect of the holiday, including playing dreidel, lighting candles, and sharing gelt. Children will appreciate the larger-than-life dinosaurs and their amusing antics while learning just how to behave during this fun holiday.

The first part of the book is a series of questions about what a young dinosaur should not do while celebrating Chanukah.

The second half of the story is what a good dinosaur should do to observe the holiday.

Yolen’s rhyme in question-and-answer format subtly shows the wrong, or poor behavior contrasted with good behavior for each aspect of the eight-night celebration.

Teague’s familiar cast of dinosaurs is in attendance providing loads of humor with their claw-footed feet and fanged smiles, incongruously celebrating the holiday in a normal suburban home. In keeping with the series formula, each page features one labeled prehistoric beast, and the endpapers contain all 10 varieties included in the story.

While the book describes many of the Chanukah traditions and symbols, you do not have to be Jewish to understand or enjoy it.

How do Dinosaurs say Happy Chanukah? The same way they say Merry Christmas: With an abundance of love, joy, memory, and gratitude.

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