Long Island Power Authority Creates Advisory Committee for Defunct Shoreham Nuclear Plan Site

Uniondale, NY- An advisory committee created by the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) consisting of government, civic, and educational leaders from the Shoreham-Wading River area held its inaugural meeting recently with an eye toward future potential uses for the decommissioned nuclear power plant site.

LIPA President and CEO Kevin S. Law formed the Shoreham Advisory Committee in April to openly share and evaluate options that may exist for the future use and redevelopment of the land owned by LIPA surrounding and including the $6 billion nuclear plant that was decommissioned in 1994.

“This advisory panel is an important component of our study,” said LIPA President and CEO Kevin S. Law. “I look forward to an open and transparent dialogue with our government and civic leaders that will help depict the best way for the property to be utilized.”

The advisory committee will provide suggestions and feedback on what to do with the 58 acres of LIPA-owned land which includes the 10-acre parcel upon which the plant’s shell sits, while paying close attention to how it will impact the environment, taxes, and overall quality of life.

“I appreciate LIPA’s efforts to ensure transparency in the initial stages of planning for this site and am pleased to be a member of the advisory panel,” said Senator Kenneth P. LaValle.  “The future use of this property will have an impact on the community.  Therefore, it is important that the residents and local governments have input into the recommendations for its use.”

“The old power plant property offers great potential to the community and I am confident in moving forward the best public interest will be served,” said Assemblyman Marc Alessi.  “LIPA, under the new leadership of Kevin Law, is taking the right step to addressing this land use situation through community involvement.  I am hopeful we can come up with a plan to make this property productive and help reduce the property tax burden for the surrounding community.”
 
“I commend Kevin Law for developing a use for this property and for his willingness to gather input from elected officials and other community stakeholders,” said advisory panel member and Suffolk County Legislator Edward P. Romaine.  “Community involvement is essential to the decision-making process, as any plans for this site will have a profound impact on local residents.”

In 1965 the Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO) announced plans to erect a 500MW nuclear power plant but drew increasingly intense opposition after the 1979 Three Mile Island and the 1986 Chernobyl accidents, resulting in delays and cost increases. In 1983 Suffolk County legislators voted 15-1 on a resolution asserting that it was impossible to safely evacuate Suffolk in the event of a nuclear accident. In 1985, the federal government granted permission for LILCO to operate the facilities at test levels not to exceed 5% over the next two years, but in June 1989, following community protest, the facility was closed down and the nuclear energy used to fuel the power plants was removed. Three years later, the internal engines powering the facility were dismantled. The power plants were finally decommissioned in 1994.

“I applaud Kevin Law’s leadership and I think LIPA is moving on the right track,” said Brookhaven Town Supervisor Brian X. Foley. “The choices we make to develop the Shoreham site can help relieve the tax burden for many families who are struggling.  Assembling an advisory committee is a positive step to demonstrate transparency and ensure that the community is included in the process.”

“I am very pleased with LIPA’s open approach, it’s definitely refreshing,” said President of the Wading River Civic Association Sid Bail. “I believe that Kevin Law is interested in doing something useful with the property that the community can live with. I would urge him to strongly consider green energy for that site.”

“I was certainly encouraged by our first meeting,” said Law. “That is a $6 billion white elephant standing out there (in the Sound) and serves as a constant reminder of what once was.  It is my hope that forming this committee was the first step in the process of determining what might be.”

Members of the Shoreham Advisory Committee:

* Kevin S. Law, President and CEO, Long Island Power Authority
* United States Congressman Timothy Bishop
* New York State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle
* New York State Assemblyman Marc S. Alessi
* Town Of Brookhaven Supervisor Brian X. Foley
* Town Of Brookhaven Councilwoman Jane Bonner
* Suffolk County Legislator Edward P. Romaine
* Thomas A. Isles, AICP, Director, Suffolk County Planning Department
* Sid Bail, President, Wading River Civic Association
* Kevin Ward, President, Shoreham Civic Association
* Harriet Copel, Ed. D., Superintendent, Shoreham-Wading River Central S.D.
* Mike Fucito, President, Board of Ed., Shoreham-Wading River Central S.D.
* Dr. Matthew C. Cordaro, Professor, C.W. Post College, LIU

LIPA, a non-profit municipal electric provider, owns the retail electric Transmission and Distribution System on Long Island and provides electric service to more than 1.1 million customers in Nassau and Suffolk counties and the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens. LIPA is the 2nd largest municipal electric utility in the nation in terms of electric revenues, 3rd largest in terms of customers served and the 7th largest in terms of electricity delivered. In 2006, LIPA outperformed all other overhead electric utilities in New York State in all three major reliability categories. LIPA does not provide natural gas service or own any on-island generating assets. More information about LIPA can be found online at: http://www.lipower.org

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516.719.9838 (Office)
631.872.2790 (Cell)

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KEROUAC, POLITICS, MEMOIRS, SATIRE, FICTION AND WINE ON THE BILL AT PALMER VINEYARDS 2008 ‘WRITERS ON THE VINE’ TALKS

AQUEBOGUE, NY – Palmer Vineyards’ long-running Writers on the Vine author series this year will feature a wide range of discussions with best-selling authors dealing with such varied subjects as Jack Kerouac, American politics, fiction, satire, memoirs, women’s views and the politics of wine.

The discussions, hosted by broadcast personality Larry Davidson, will be conducted each Sunday, June 22 through Aug. 26, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Palmer Vineyards winery, Sound Ave., Aquebogue. Admission to each session is $10, which includes a glass of Palmer’s award winning wines.
 
The series kicks off June 22 with a look at beat generation writer Jack Kerouac with playwright Patrick Fenton, and members of the cast from “Jack’s Last Call.  Fenton, a freelance writer from Massapequa, N.Y., and a frequent contributor to Newsday, The New York Post, and The Daily News, has been a keen observer of Kerouac’s Long Island days. “Jack’s Last Call” recalls a party held at a friend’s home in Northport, N.Y., in 1964, just before the writer’s move to Florida and is based on an actual tape recording of that night and more than 12 years of research about Kerouac’s life in Queens and Long Island.

June 29, brings two award-winning investigative reporters, Craig Unger the author of “The Fall of the House of Bush” (Scribner, 2007) and Newsday writer Thomas Maier, author of “The Kennedys: America’s Emerald Kings” (Basic Books, 2003). Unger’s book, subtitled “The Untold Story of How a Band of True Believers Seized the Executive Branch, Started the Iraq War, and Still Imperils America’s Future” is an sweeping account of the secret relationship between neoconservative policy makers and the Christian Right. Maier’s “The Kennedys” was one of the top annual holiday books chosen by USA Today in 2003, and recently was reissued along with a Warner Bros. Home Entertainment documentary based on this book. 

On July 6, the theme is coming to America as the microphone is handed to Victoria Redel, author of “The Border of Truth and Cardio-Thoracic surgeon Dr. Harold Fernandez” (Counterpoint, 2007), which traces the journey from illegal immigrant to prominent heart surgeon of a holocaust refugee, and Mingmei Yip, author of “Peach Blossom Pavilion” (Kensington, May 2008), a historical biographical novel that tells the story of the last surviving courtesan in China.

Seth Greenland, author of “Shining City” (Bloomsbury USA, July 2008) appears at the winery on July 20 along with actress, screenwriter and activist, Heather Thomas, author of “Trophies.” Greenland, a novelist, playwright and screenwriter, has worked on TV shows for Norman Lear, Richard Belzer and has written for HBO’s “Arliss.” Warner Brothers has purchased the film rights to Shining City.” His latest work, his second, is a witty and sexy satire about how contemporary American culture defines right and wrong, good and bad. Thomas’ “Trophies” follow the fictional adventures of a group of influential, wealthy Hollywood second wives.

Two authors discuss their memoirs on July 27. They are Pulitzer Prize winning former New York Times reporter Lucinda Franks and Felicia C. Sullivan. Franks is the author of “My Father’s Secret War” (Miramax, March 2007), an account of her investigation into her father’s past as she reconnects with him after decades of estrangement.  Sullivan and New York based writer, is the author of “The Sky Isn’t Visible from Here” (algonquin Books, February 2008), a look back on the author’s childhood — lived among drug dealers, users, and substitute fathers. 

Aug. 4 brings John Feinstein, author of “Living on the Black: Two Pitchers, Two Teams, One Season to Remember” (Little Brown and Co., May 2008), a look at the 2007 seasons of pitchers Mike Mussina and Tom Glavine.  Feinstein is the bestselling author of 10 sports books and two novels. He writes for Inside Sports, Golf, Tennis Magazine and Basketball America and is commentator on NPR and CBS. 

Another panel of women writers is featured on Aug. 10. They include: novelist Ellen Meister,  author of “Secret Confessions of the Applewood PTA” (William Morrow, 2006) and the forthcoming “The Smart One” (Avon A); Ellen T. White,  author of “Simply Irresistible: Unleash your Inner Siren and Mesmerize Men, with Help from the Most Famous and Infamous Women in History” (Running Press, December 2007), a humorous how-to that uses the lives of history’s greatest sirens as case studies to help the modern woman unleash her own inner siren; and, “Women of the Vine” (Wiley, 2006) author Deborah Brenner, the owner of Women of the Vine Cellars.

Authors Jennet Conant and Paula Uruburu fill the bill on Aug. 24. Conant is the author of the soon to be published “The Irregulars: Roald Dahl and the British Spy Ring in Wartime Washington” (Simon & Schuster, September 2008), a look at writer Dahl’s years as a diplomat and spy. A Hofstra University professor of English, Uruburu is the author of “American Eve: Evelyn Nesbit, Stanford White: The Birth of the ‘It’ Girl and the Crime of the Century” (Riverhead Hardcover, May 2008), examines the notorious life of model and chorus girl Evelyn Nesbit, whose rise to stardom was as spectacular as her subsequent fall.

On Aug. 31, the series wraps up with Tyler Colman, a wine educator, blogger (Dr. Vino) and author of “Wine Politics: How Governments, Environmentalists, Mobsters, and Critics Influence the Wines We Drink” (University of California Press, July 2008). He is joined by his wife, Michelle Sinclair Colman, author of the children’s book, “Eco Babies Wear Green” (Ten Speed Press, April 2008).

Established in 1986, Palmer Vineyards is the most-awarded winery on Long Island. The Palmer Vineyards tasting room on Route 48 in Aquebogue is modeled on an old British pub and has a adjoining, spacious tasting deck overlooking the vineyards. For more information about Palmer Vineyards go to palmervineyards.com or call (631) 722-9463 ext. 10.

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Seminal Long Island Quartet Iridesense Releases “A Trip Called Life”; first Disc in Six Years

Merrick, NY – In January 1993, Iridesense was assembled to play then High Schooler Rick Eberle’s 12th Grade Battle of The Bands with Rick on guitar and vocals, his sister Tara Eberle on Bass, Rob Viccari on Lead Guitar and Rich Drouin on drums. What a difference over a decade makes! The past 14 years have seen the band go from these humble beginnings to becoming a force in the music business; plus the female lead singer and the drummer are now even married!

TV? Their music can currently be heard on Nickelodeon in the shows Zoey 101 (featuring Jaime Lynn Spears) and Drake & Josh. They’ve also been featured on MTV shows such as Pimp My Ride, Room Raiders, NEXT and on an episode of the show “Boiling Points”.

Contests? Iridesense was a semi finalist in the Q104.3 Mojito Band Search, in the Shift 2 Nissan Battle of the Bands, and were also semi finalists (top 20 out of 1000’s of entries nationwide) in the National “Be A Radio Star” Competition where they recieved airplay in rotation at Z100 radio in NY in addition to a nationally broadcast radio interview with Elvis Duran from the Z Morning Zoo and Actress Amanda Bynes.

Big Gigs? They’ve played for 13,000 sports fans as between period entertainment at a New York Islanders NHL game, played sold out engagements with Spin Doctors, Something Corporate and  Gin Blossoms at the now defunct The Downtown in Farmingdale, and their performance for the nationwide Verizon FiOs Festival had a corresponding web video contest online for the song “Gasoline”  - check out the winning video on Youtube.

On this Tuesday in June, they proudly release ” A Trip Called Life” - and it’s truly history in the making.

BUY “A TRIP CALLED LIFE” NOW BY CLICKING HERE:
http://www.paradiddlerecords.com/home/pdm/page_2388/a_trip_called_life.html

Their previous cds include a 1997 release “Cool Dream Tomorrow” on Rock Diva records, and a 2001 release “Iridesense” on LLJ Records, and a 2002 release “Gasoline”. You can purchase tracks or full CD’s of this music on www.cdbaby.com/iridesense and www.cdbaby.com/iridesense1 or by searching itunes for iridesense.

What’s next? Iridesense NYC CD release party!

Help us celebrate the release of the long anticipated CD “A Trip Called Life”

Thursday June 26th
@ The Cutting Room
19 W. 24th Street
New York, NY

$10 Admission (includes copy of CD!)/18+/Doors at 8 PM

with special guests testing for echo www.testing4echo.com & tauk www.taukrocks.com

The Cutting Room is centrally located at 19 West 24th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue on the north side of the street. You can take any of the trains listed on the map (or the 1/9 on Seventh Ave.) to the 23rd street stop and we’re just a quick walk away.

The Cutting Room
www.thecuttingroomnyc.com

Paradiddle Records
www.paradiddlerecords.com

Iridesense
www.iridesense.com
www.myspace.com/iridesense

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!

Any questions, email ricke@iridesense.com

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Contact:
Rick Eberle | PopCore Entertainment
516-729-6872 cell | rick@popcore.net

East End Arts Council Announces Art Show FOOD
 
(Riverhead, NY) From Friday, July 18, through August 22, 2008, FOOD, an all-media, juried art show, will be on view at the EEAC gallery. Guest jurors for the show are collector Karel Deleeuw and gallery owner Eliska Jeansonne. The public is invited to the opening reception on Friday, July 18th from 5-8 pm.  Special participation by The Long Island Farm Bureau and Suffolk County Community College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Center promises to make the opening reception a feast for the mouth as well as the eyes. 
For more information, please call 727-0900.
 
The East End Arts Gallery exhibits are made possible with support from the New York State Council on the Arts, Suffolk County Office of Cultural Affairs and the Town of Riverhead.
 
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Arts for Everyone
 
Laura Helms
Communications Coordinator
East End Arts Council
133 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
631.727.0900

New York State Council on the Arts to fund African Drum Classes in Riverhead
 
(Riverhead, NY) —Through a generous grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, the East End Arts Council is once again able to bring West African hand drumming to downtown Riverhead. A summer session of eight classes will be held at the School of the Arts, located at 141 East Main Street in Riverhead. Classes will be held on Wednesday evenings from 6 – 8:00 pm, beginning July 9, 2008. This program is available free of charge to minority youth between the ages of 11 and 18 years of age. Non-minority youth may also be eligible for grant monies for this program. Instruction includes hand positioning, drum tones and traditional rhythms and chant. The class is taught by Daniel Bailey of East Hampton, who spent much of his childhood living in South and West Africa learning from African drum masters. Many of Daniel’s students go on to perform with him at festivals and events throughout Long Island.

For more information please contact School of the Arts at 631. 369. 2171 or visit www.eastendarts.org.
 
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Arts for Everyone

Laura Helms
Communications Coordinator
East End Arts Council
133 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
631.727.0900

LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFIT MERCY HAVEN INC. HOSTS 9TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER THAT BRINGS A NEW MEANING TO GOING GREEN!
 
(Hauppauge, NY)  On June 5th 2008, Mercy Haven, Inc. of Islip Terrace hosted their 9th Annual Golf Outing and Cactus Salon Spa Day. The purpose of the event was to raise funds to support and maintain the quality of Mercy Haven’s programs, which affect our neighbors and our communities.
 
Nearly 150 people attended Mercy Haven’s Annual Golf Outing and Cactus Salon Spa Day on Thursday, June 5th, despite the economic hardships that we are all experiencing. Through this generous and unending devotion and support, Mercy Haven, Inc.’s Annual Golf Outing and Spa Day successfully raised significant funds for the many services the agency provides to the vulnerable populations of the Long Island community. As a locally-based not-for-profit 501c3 organization, Mercy Haven, Inc. relies greatly on the contributions and kindness of the Long Island community. All proceeds from Mercy Haven’s Golf Outing and Cactus Salon Spa Day will go into maintaining the quality, much-needed programs that serve the homeless, the poor, the mentally ill, those living with traumatic brain injury, the elderly, our nation’s veterans, and limited-income families of Long Island.
 
New for this year was Mercy Haven’s Putting Contest! The participant of the contest that was able to score a hole-in-one went home with a BRAND-NEW 37-INCH FLAT SCREEN HDTV! The event was also filled with wonderful prizes donated from local vendors including Atlantis Marine World of Riverhead, Edible Arrangements of Commack, the Long Island Ducks, and The Bayport Flower House, as well as so many others. Through the generosity of supporters, sponsors, attendees and event volunteers, Mercy Haven’s 9th Annual Golf Outing and Cactus Salon Spa Day was without question determined a success, regardless of our country’s current recession. For this, the agency is undeniably and greatly thankful.
 
Lauryn, a participant of Mercy Haven’s community-based, educational outreach program for the homeless - Mercy Unto Thousands - spoke to the guests about her first hand experience with the agency’s ability to provide enhanced stability and open doors for a brighter future for her and her children. She spoke of how drastically her life has changed since she has been able to utilize the resources Mercy Haven has provided for her family.  The Breakthrough component of the Mercy Unto Thousands program partnered her with a mentor in the community that helped Lauryn to identify key factors that can lead to homelessness and set obtainable goals that she can strive to meet. She noted that her transformation was not limited to the 12-week program; her motivation and disposition is forever changed because she was encouraged to see life beyond that of which she has known.
 
Established in 1985, Mercy Haven, Inc. is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit 501(c) (3) corporation. Mercy Haven’s mission is to engage and support Long Island’s most at-risk residents. Through advocacy, housing, supportive services, education and outreach we offer the community a place to experience and practice compassion.

Photos: http://www.mercyhaven.org/GolfOutingPhotos.html
 
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Mercy Haven, Inc.
Victoria Mantia
(631) 277-8300
vmantia@mercyhaven.org
www.mercyhaven.org
 

New York Students Named to President’s List At Southern New Hampshire University
 
(Manchester, N.H.) The following students from New York have been named to the President’s List for the spring 2008 semester at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester.  To be eligible for this honor, a student must compile an academic grade point average of 3.5-4.0.  
 
Hometown — Student — Major
Alden — Rebecca Foss — Accounting
Brookhaven — Samantha Horn – Advertising
Clifton Park — Kimberly Arnold — Exploratory Studies
East Greenbush — Danielle Warner — Fashion Merchandising
Lindenhurst — Shabaz Hussain — Advertising
Malverne — Gregory Gugumuck — Business Administration
Mattituck — Mary Ashley Finnican
South New Berlin — Phylicia Dunham — Business Admin/3 Year Program
Spencer — Megan Shay — Sport Management
Watertown — Maggie Lynn — Social Science

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About Southern New Hampshire University
The university has approximately 1,900 traditional, full-time undergraduate day students and a total enrollment in all divisions of about 9,425. Programs are offered on campus, online and on location at our centers in New Hampshire and Maine. The university offers programs in business, community economic development, culinary arts, teacher education, hospitality management and liberal arts.
 
Office of Marketing and Communications
2500 North River Road
Manchester, NH 03106-1045
603.645.9635
www.snhu.edu

THE LAST LAFF COMEDY CLUB - GRAND OPENING JUNE 14TH!

(Plainview, NY) – The Last Laff Comedy Club is officially scheduled to open its doors Saturday, June 14, 2008 with the launching of their Summer Comedy Series.  Long Island’s hottest new comedy spot will feature comedians from Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central, Conan O’Brien, Letterman, Leno, The View and more.  Some comedians set to take stage at the 2008 Last Laff Summer Comedy Series include Al Lubel, Paul Venier, Jeff Norris, Tony Woods, Scott Paparcuri, Willy Sacco, and Ralph Murphy.  The Last Laff is centrally located off the Long Island Expressway, Exit 48 in the beautiful Four Points by Sheraton Hotel (333 South Service Road, Plainview, NY 11803).  Show time is 8:30 PM. 

Admission is $30 for advanced ticket sales and $35 at the door (includes two drinks and gratuity).  For reservations, email lastlaff@optonline.net or call 888-751-LAFF (5233).
Visit http://thelastlaff.net/ for more information.

Ralph Murphy, co-owner of the venture, is a stand-up comedian of nine years who was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Huntington, NY.  Being the youngest of five siblings and a retired New York City police officer has lent itself to a wealth of comedy for this Long Island native.  He has an acting background and most recently submitted his directorial debut short film “The Taken” to several film festivals, including Sundance Film Festival.  As a comedian, Murphy has performed for the troops through the USO and appeared on ABC’s The View.  He has also worked with Colin Quinn, Jay Leno and Joy Behar among others.  For a glimpse of his comedic style, visit http://www.myspace.com/nycomic.

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For further information or to request an interview, please contact Gabriela Alksnis via email at lastlaffpr@gmail.com.

Projector Lamp Services Supplies Projection Industry with Osram Lamps

Bohemia, NY - Projector Lamp Services, LLC (PLS) continuously strives for improvements in
relamping quality and customer service.  The newest product addition strengthens this mission.  PLS now supplies Osram P-VIP lamps to the projection industry as well as lamp distributors.

PLS understands that Osram manufactures one of the best projection lamps available, and uses them frequently when relamping spent projector lamps. Therefore, it seemed a logical progression to begin offering Osram bare lamps.  Used in many different RPTV and front projector applications, Osram lamps promise uncompromised performance.  PLS’ extensive experience with thousands of different front projector and RPTV lamps has produced an
extraordinary and reliable reference list.  This enables PLS to sell bare lamps for many FP and RPTV models.  More applications are being added daily.
Additionally, selling bare lamps supports PLS’ focus on environmental responsibility.  Bare lamps allow users to re-use original lamp housings and replace the spent lamp with a new one.  Thereby, reducing waste and energy consumed when manufacturing new aftermarket housings.

PLS is currently looking for regional dealers and distributors for Osram bare lamps as well as relamping services.

Projector Lamp Services, LLC, provides re-lamping services for the projection display industry.  PLS has developed a process that allows front and rear projector light sources to be remanufactured at a reduced cost without compromising lifetime or performance.  PLS also offers a no charge projector lamp recycling service. The PLS Projector Lamp Recycling Center, focuses on reducing waste and environmental mercury contamination from the lamps found in front and rear projectors.  We are dedicated to encouraging AV users to “think green” when it comes to replacement projector lamps.  Our newest addition, Osram bare lamps, helps PLS to provide the most complete replacement projector lamp offering in the industry.

For more information about PLS services or Osram bare lamps, call Gina
Sansivero, Sales & Marketing Manager, at +1 (631) 244-0051 ext 104 or visit
www.relampit.com <http://www.relampit.com>.

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Book Release: The Hamptons Dictionary Platinum Edition

“Stuck in traffic with a bad case of Hummeroids, I was becoming more aggrichvated by the minute. Outside, another Greenfield had disappeared, replaced by a McMansion farm that had sprouted overnight. An empty beer can flew the Chevy Subdivision in front of me, probably some hampsters arguing about slaughterhouses on their way to a hicnic.”
 
New York, NY – Does the statement above leave you a bit perplexed? You need to grab a copy of The Hamptons Dictionary. More than a lexical guide to the local lingo, more than an expose of bizarre behavior, The Hamptons Dictinary is a window deep into the very heart of the Hamptons- a beautiful  yet twisted place where insanity passes for refined behavior and  grotesque overconsuption for civilized values.
 
While Eastern Long Island, NY’s swanky beach community is the inspiration for Miles Jaffe’s acidic but humorous look at the misadventures of the wealthier- than- thou, it will be equally appreciated by residents of and visitors to other communities where the uber-rich congregate.
 
The book features hundreds of hilarious entries as well as original illustrations by Plinio Marcos Pinto depicting everything from humbrellas to trustafarians.
 
Miles Jaffe is an industrial designer and satirist. The son of renowned architect Norman Jaffe and lifelong Hamptons resident, Miles is a gadfly to be reckoned with.
 
About the Book:
The Hamptons Dictionary by Miles Jaffe
Published in June 2008
The Disinformation Company Ltd.
Paperbacl, SRP: $17.95 (Higher in the Hamptons), 202 Pages
Purchase: http://www.theconnextion.com/disinformation/dis_product.cfm?ProdAutoID=4721&CatID=92

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The Disinformation Company Ltd.
220 East 23rd Street, Suite 500
New York, NY 10010
www.disinfo.com