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all the People who call Robert Pattinson Edward Cullen are plain and simple DUMB. He is playing a character a 109year old Virgin Vampire..like Johnny isn't Jack Sparrow...watch some other Movie of Rob or wait for WfE before you all whine..Robert is the BEST right now ( because he is real)..get used to it
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alex. a huge part of the reason i now speak swedish :)) second best ian somerhalder (now i definitely sound like a vampire freak)
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I think it's obvious here that most of these Robert Pattinson votes are coming from the same people. I bet one person voted 18 times, and another little girl voted 22. You get where I'm going with this :)
Notice how ALL of the people on here voting for Robert are MOSTLY Anonymous people.
What a joke.
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I'm a WHITE lady too and I'm with JessieSP as well. There are never any men of color in these polls. And there are plenty of them out there that need to be added. They're talented and sexy too.
Now I think Bradley Cooper is FINE!! But I also think that Shemar Moore is HOT as hell too!!
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Robert Pattinson, hands down. And for those who are saying they just don't understand, well then you obviously haven't watched any of his movies or really even opened your eyes to him. I find so many people are turned off just because he is so popular or because he is part of the Twilight phenomenon. Well he is so much more than just Edward Cullen. He is a superbly talented actor, a truly down to earth sweetheart of a man and he is just so gorgeous it hurts. There aren't any other celebrities out there like him. He is one of a kind! Robert deserves to win. He deserves to win everything!
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Actually the vote is not really for the Pattenson kid it is for his character and for my money he is not gorgeous enough to be playing the roll I was so disappointed when they chose him for the part.
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With all the respect for the others gentlemen....... my vote is for robert pattirson ... I love ROB absolutly -... In fact he has a real charm that capture all our atention...
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Usher is my favorite of all time as the Sexiest Man. But this list should have included Jared Padalecki.
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I'm obsessed with Alexander Skarsgard! I can't wait for his movies to come out next year so that those who have no clue who he is discover and are charmed by the man who was named Sexiest Man in Sweden five times!
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I bet Ian's fans don't realize that he wears a wig! Haven't you noticed that you never see Ian Somerhalder's scalp?
And this is the same guy who begs for votes on Twitter.
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Ian will never win any big acting awards. He has no talent, making grimaces and dramatizing everything is not good acting. The guy is a joke, he is 32 and is getting nowhere. You would think by now he would gotten a movie role but no, he is still starring in tween dramas. LMAO I can't wait till he looses all his hair, seeing from recent pictures, it won't take too long before he starts looking like a grandpa. The weed and drinking is not helping his skin.
Chris Fine who started out as a pretty boy is actually heading somewhere.
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Robert Pattinson may win insignificant online polls, appear on countless magazines, have millions of fans but he has yet to prove himself as an actor. What I've seen so far is not impressive, I doubt he'll ever win a SAG, Golden Globe or Oscar. His career will decline once the Twilight movies are over.
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What the...? I'm not voting for any of those guys. Leonardo should be up there. He had two great movies this year. Smh.
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I dont know y u guys r so obssesed with robert pattison he is sooooo ugly i think usher is the sexiest man of the year he is sooooooo hot.
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Adults and children had to be ushered to safety after staff at Shepreth Wildlife Park heard the "code red" emergency signal, reserved for when one of the big cats escapes from its enclosure.
With no drill scheduled, families were told to abandon picnics and come in from an Easter egg trail hunt while the area was secured – though it was soon established that the park's two tigers and single puma were still safely held in their enclosures.
Rebecca Willers, said the alarm appeared to have been set off "maliciously" – either to test staff or as a practical joke.
Around 500 visitors were led inside buildings until the cause of the alarm could be confirmed. The park has three emergency "panic buttons", clearly demarcated and spread throughout the eight-acre site.
Ms Willers told BBC News the incident was over "within minutes" but said: "It was not done by accident. The button has a flap over it, so it was deliberate, but we did not catch the culprit.
"The public did superbly and were ushered into buildings, although a few didn't want to leave their picnics."
"We do regular drills when the public are here and we have no qualms that our cats will ever get out."
The park added that the Easter egg trail – which reportedly raised at least £500 for its hedgehog hospital – was successfully resumed a short while later.
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Lori Barbaria 516.702.5649 email@example.com OPEN HOUSE SUN. 5/5 | 12-3PM 12 Blue Jay Way, East Quogue $1,250,000 | Classic Contemporary with 6 bedrooms, 4.5-baths, open entertaining spaces all on a sprawling acre. Web# H27246. Lynn November 631.680.4111 OPEN HOUSE SAT. 5/4 | 12-2PM 83 North West Landing Rd, East Hampton | $625,000 | Bring your boat. This exceptionally well priced home is 50 ft from Northwest Harbor, a short distance to a sandy bay beach. Features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen that is open and bright, formal living room and family room. Web# H42286. Kenneth Meyer 631.329.9400 ON GOLDEN POND Bridgehampton | $6,000,000 A 2-acre grand parcel down a long private flag on Kellis Pond, offering exceptional tranquility and views with farm fields and the pond. Suitable for sizable manor residence, guest house, pool and tennis. Rare waterfront opportunity. Web# H07005. Mosel Katzter 917.865.2943 PICTURE PERfECT Water Mill | $3,600,000 | Spacious 6-bedroom home. Enjoy the game room in the lower level with an office. State-of-the-art kitchen, screened-in porch and deck that overlooks the heated pool. Manicured grounds with perennial gardens and sunken Har-Tru Tennis. Web# H34652. Cynthia Barrett 917.865.9917 email@example.com BAYVIEWS AND ROOM fOR BOAT Southampton | $1,600,000 | Stylish home with 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, fireplace, formal dining room, chef's kitchen, multi-level decking, and room for your boat. Web# H22672. Elaine Tsirogiorgis | Ioannis Tsirogiorgis 631.723.2721 WATERfRONT CONTEMPORARY East Hampton | $1,599,000 A Lion Head Beach Contemporary waterfront home sited on .44 of an acre. Web# H0155489. William Wolff 631.267.7345 | Dennis DiCalogero 631.329.9400 SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE Southampton | $1,325,000 | Newly renovated 3-bedroom, 3-bath home nestled behind private hedge in the heart of Southampton Village. Web# H39310. Richard Doyle 631.204.2719 CHARMING BEACH HOME Hampton Bays | $589,000 | Absolutely charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with private beach in Rampasture. Eat-in kitchen, living room, dining room, 3-sided fireplace, and a lovely sun room. Web# H53483. Constance Porto 631.723.2721 MONTAUK SHORES Montauk | $575,000 | Double wide unit oceanfront complex. Large living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, with many amenities. Web# H42879. Susan Ceslow 631.335.0777 Jan Nelson 631.905.4617 A COZY GETAWAY Quiogue | $575,000 | Great property with sun room, wood burning stove, living room, fireplace, heated pool and a separate cottage. Web# H43345. Kent Rydberg 631.833.5242 DIRECT WATER ACCESS Southampton | $200,000 | Renovated 1-bedroom, 1-bath Co-op with water access to Middle Pond. Very peaceful location. Web# H43663. Brenda Giufurta 631.204.2770 FOR GUIDANCE AND INSIGHT ON ALL THINGS REAL ESTATE, PUT THE POWER OF ELLIMAN TO WORK FOR YOU. ASKELLIMAN.COM © 2013 Douglas Elliman Real Estate. 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Equal Housing Opportunity. 24770 Page 6 May 3, 2013 DAN'S PAPERS danshamptons.com VOLUME LIV NUMBER 7 This issue is dedicated to the the memory of Istar. m ay 3, 2013 21 Istar by Dan Rattiner The life of a fun loving creature who made her home in the Atlantic Ocean 23 The Road to Take by Dan Rattiner Shinnecock Indian Tribe working to create new government for itself 25 Kill the Internet by Dan Rattiner Let's return to the good old days of manners, conversations and "dropping in." 25 The Halseys by Jane Julianelli Generations of Halsey women are still farming on the South Fork. 17 South O' the Highway All the latest Hamptons celebrity news 29 Herding Cattle and Tourists to Montauk by Mr. Sneiv A plan to honor my ancestors david lion's den hamptons epicure The End 35 Epicurean Adventure on by Stacy Dermont I climbed, I saw, I ate a dosa. keep fit north fork page 39 A tour of Empire State Cellars 17 Hamptons Subway by Dan Rattiner 40 North Fork Calendar page 41 18 Police Blotter by David Lion Rattiner All the news that's not fit to print on the East End. 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Friend—Dashiel Marder 31 The Ultimate Tribute to a Remembering Dashiel Marder, a soft-spoken and immensely cool classmate cover artist A rts & entertainment Garden ideas from LongHouse Reserve B East 36 B Fit, B Fab, B Good at by Kelly Laffey My glorious Sunday ride at B East in Amagansett to raise money for Boston Marathon victims classic cars 44 Art Events page 45 S U MMER CAM PS A summer camp for every kid! 19 PAGE 27 Your route to where the beautiful people play 32 Kevin Muente by Marion Wolberg-Weiss dr. gadget lifestyle page 60 Adventures in East End shopping Revenge of the Nerds? by Matthew Apfel The tech giant may be usurped by the unlikeliest of opponents sheltered islander 33 Is Apple Seeing a Today's Auto Enthusiast by Bob Gelber What modern cars have the longevity to be collectibles? 36 Collectible Cars for 62 Calendar 64 Kids' Calendar ho u se & home page 561 page 66 37 News Briefs •Restoration Begins on Historic Sayre Barn •Seed Planting Initiative Saturday F ood & D ining Savoring the tradition of barbecuing at the first annual Blue Moon GrillHampton presented by Pat LaFrieda competition Shellibration 34 A Shelter Island by Sally Flynn There's one rule for interior decorating on Shelter Island: All decor must revolve around shells. 38 Dan's Goes To... 70 Service Directory 82 Classifieds 22 real estate page 78 Tides have turned in East End real estate danshamptons.com DAN'S PAPERS May 3, 2013 Page 7 24722 Page 8 May 3, 2013 DAN'S PAPERS danshamptons.com two Great events. 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START HERE Sundays on the east end means... page 35 starting where you're supposed to start. 6. Whales Do it creature to herd on the east end? 1. cattle 2. cats 3. bison 4. deer 5. tourist page 29 What's the toughest 1. leaping 2. slapping 3. blowing 4. diving 5. squeaking page 21 a. climbing the Montauk lighthouse b. finding treats at Bay burger c. flying a kite on the beach d. chowing down on chutney Spring Struggles Ask anyone around here and they will tell you that spring is struggling to get in. One day it's 65 degrees in February. The next, it's 30 degrees in May. This is most unusual for this time of year. What's going on? I emailed the Lord (at god@gmail. com). I didn't get a response—he gets a lot of mail. But he did fire out a Tweet. "Trouble is," he wrote, "global warming. Usually, I can bring it in slow. Think the finale of Beethoven's Ninth and how it builds. The spring has been real difficult. Regrets and apologies." (God doesn't limit himself to 140 characters) We've got work to do. Think local. Go easy on the gas pedal. Paint things green. Fight those trying to kill creatures going extinct. Save the earth. -- DR 5. 7. 2. Shinnecock at the crossroads a. parliament b. benevolent dictatorship c. senate and assembly d. trustees decide 5 unheralded heroes of grilling history a. cavemen b. christopher columbus c. George Washington d. henry ford e. robert De Niro page 23 page 66 3. Enough of.... a. tweeting b. sneezing c. texting d. friending e. linking f. coughing 8. Holidays to celebrate this week May 5 cinco de mayo Classic cars to keep in your hamptons garage 3. MGB 4. Jaguar 1. Ferrari 2. porsche page 33 page 36 may 3 may 4 may 6 may 7 may 8 Find reasons to celebrate every day at DansHamptons.com/events lumpy rug day star wars day no diet day National tourism day no sock day 9. years in a row that an east ender has been selected as the world's most beautiful woman by People. 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It's decorated now in cheery maroon curtains and there is a special maroon cover that goes over the kitchen appliances, sinks, stoves and refrigerator units for such occasions. The Hamptons Subway building, built in 1934, is on Ponquogue Avenue in Hampton Bays and is the only work in America designed by the famed German architect Albert Speer in his monumental fascist style. Call Hamptons Subway to schedule your event. Prices are reasonable. GLOW IN THE DARK TUNNELS TO BE REPAINTED As you may recall, the Harris Paint Company persuaded management to try their glow-inthe-dark paint on one of the subway tunnels. The tunnel between Quogue and Quiogue was chosen. The paint is a government-approved paint that when struck by a light, glows. It was felt that when a train headlight would strike the walls of a dark tunnel, the paint would light the way, but that is not what happened. A subway would come through, striking the paint, but the paint takes 45 seconds before it starts to glow, so the train still had to go through in the dark. Also, the glow was worn out by the time the next train came through 10 minutes later. The tunnels have been scrubbed free of the stuff. COMMISSIONER ASPINALL'S MESSAGE I have been very happy with the newsletter editorial staff this year. I am awarding them a first prize award as "best subway newsletter for 2012" and all 12 staff members will receive a lapel pin to that effect at lunch next Friday. "Along with the New York Subway System, Hamptons Subway is the only underground transit system in the State of New York." TH AM PT Q O UI N O G UE LE W IS RO AD EA ST Q UI O G HA UE M PT O N BA SH YS IN NE CO CK SO UT HA M PT W O AT N ER M IL L SA G HA RB O BR R ID G EH AM EA PT ST O HA N M PT O M N AI N BE AC AM H AG AN SE TT BE AC H HA NA M PT PE O AG N UE LO BT ST ER RO M LL O NT AU K BE DI AC TC H H PL AI NS CA M P HE RO M O NT AU K PO IN T SU JE S P The H amptons Subway Newsletter By DAn rattiner W ES AV E Week of May 3–9, 2013 Riders this past week: 8,821 Rider miles this past week: 96,566 DOWN IN THE TUBE Sarah Jessica Parker and her kids were on the train headed from Amagansett to Montauk on Tuesday. Christie Brinkley was headed toward Sag Harbor from Bridgehampton on Friday at 2 p.m. Bill Clinton was going toward Bridgehampton from Southampton with a bag of golf clubs under his arm. He's a frequent guest at the Atlantic. NEW SOUND SYSTEM Just installed for the upcoming summer season is a new subway sound system where you'll hear "Watch Out for the Closing Doors" loud and clear instead of "Mfffff Mfff for mff Closmmmf Doommf" with the old out-of-date system. The new system began operations last Monday, and Hugh Henry, who's been making the announcements for all these years, began at 9 a.m. to say "Watch out for the closing doors" into his microphone, but it still came out "Mfffff Mfff for mff Closmmmf Doommf," which had everybody scratching their heads. Turns out that's simply how Hugh Henry talks. So on the new, or the old, it comes out the same. Employees at subway headquarters in Hampton Bays did say that Henry was always very quiet when he came into work, and nobody noticed how he talked before. This does bring up whether the money was well spent bringing in the new system, but it's done and that's that. Instead, Henry was given four weeks notice on account of his long and steady service with the company, and now Billy Longjohn from Liverpool says the line loud and clear with an English accent. As for Henry, he was miffed and did call a press conference out on the front steps of the Subway building, but those from the media attending said after it was over they couldn't understand a word he said. HAVE YOUR EVENT WITH US The Hamptons Subway building has been refurbished and repainted inside and out and for the first time is now offering the use of the company cafeteria for large parties, weddings, New Year new you! 24322 COSMETIC & LASER TREATMENT Looking for better solutions to your wrinkles? Now offering our Spring Specials 20% OFF Call now to schedule your appointment! 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Both the taxi driver—who attempted to evade police with the passenger— and the alleged thief were arrested after they were tracked down by a police dog. The television from the robbery was recovered, which, ironically, made it back to its owners just in time for a special marathon of the hit show Taxicab Confessions on HBO. Shelter Island A fire broke out during construction of the multi-million-dollar roller-coaster park being built on the west side of Shelter Island. The new roller-coaster park, which was anticipated to be completed by this August, caught fire while workers were implementing pyrotechnics on the ride "Fisherman's Canyon." Old Man McGumbus, 104-years-old, President and CEO of Bazooka Fire Action Parks Inc., year-round Shelter Island resident and former World War II explosives specialist, said during a press conference that, "While testing the fire-breathing megashark and the fire-breathing ninja elephant, an equipment failure caused the fire-breathing Tyrannosaurus Rex to spontaneously combust. I'd like to personally thank the Shelter Island Fire Department for putting the fires out on the T-Rex, the shark and the frozen banana stand so quickly." Authorities attribute McGumbus' out-ofcharacter graciousness to the fact that he knows "There's always money in the banana stand." Not So Clever A Sag Harbor woman reported to police that she sent $700 to a person in Florida with the intention of receiving a $3,000 loan. The woman realized it was a scam when the person in Florida asked for more money to release the loan. The woman is out $700, and is looking for anybody out there to loan her $3,700. 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(Continued on page 30) danshamptons.com DAN'S PAPERS May 3, 2013 Page 21 Istar The Life of a Fun-Loving Creature Who Made Her Home in the Atlantic By Dan Rattiner ay back in the early 1970s, when concern for endangered animals was in its infancy, scientists began tracking humpback whales that would migrate down to the Caribbean in the wintertime and up to the coast of Maine in the summer. They didn't have computer chips for tracking back then. But they could take photographs of individual whales. Humpback whale tails, 10 or 12 feet across, are among the biggest in the sea, and their unique colors and patterns make them as individual one from the other as fingerprints are for humans. One of the first 120 humpbacks they identified was a female about 48 feet long. They assigned her the number 0080 and named her Istar, after the Babylonian goddess of fertility named Ishtar. Istar, as seen from the deck of a ship out whale-watching along the corridor between the Caribbean and Maine, was as playful and as unique as any of them. She could be seen in these parts in April and May on her way up to Maine and then in January and February on her way back to the Caribbean as part of the great herd. She would surface and blow water 15 feet into the sky. She would slap her tail with a great bang on the surface of the sea. She would leap up out of the water like an acrobat, sometimes W rocketing her great 60,000-pound bulk as high as 20 feet up, then come down with a great crash into the waves. There was something else that she'd do. It's called spy-hopping. By wiggling their wide tails underwater, humpbacks can pull themselves up so their heads and flippers are out of the water. She'd look around. Then she'd squeak and grunt (in Caribbean waters) or rumble and roar (in North Atlantic waters), and then dash off to be with her pals. Humpback whales travel in loose herds just below the surface, and during the migrating season they can travel as much as 1,000 miles a month. The full passage takes two or three months. As you may know, humpbacks also talk to one another underwater. They are the noisiest creatures in the sea. The males, but not the females, sing songs. They are long, complex, beautiful and eerie songs. Nobody knows what they are about, but it's theorized they are mating calls, or a song of alarm to everyone during a period of danger. Humpbacks, alarmed, can travel up to 16 miles an hour. Their usual speed is about four miles an hour. Other humpbacks know about the singing, anyway. Over the years, Istar gave birth to 11 known calves. One was named Cloud, who became the first humpback whale to (Continued on page 24) Dan Rattiner's third memoir, Still in the Hamptons is now online and at all bookstores. 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This is the first time in a long time that no tribal trustees from an earlier term were re-elected for new terms. It is a new broom, sweeping things clean. The tribe has spoken. The trouble at the tribe this past year resulted from infighting amongst last year's trustees about the terms of a contract the tribe signed with a Detroit casino developer wishing to assist them in building a gambling casino. It turned out this infighting could not be resolved by the trustees because there's no legal mechanism in Shinnecock law that allows for a forum where disputes such as this can be quickly decided. As the time for this new election approached, coincidentally, there were several proposals put forward to create a constitution that might have provided guidelines to avoid these sorts of disputes, but they failed to be approved. That this process is now underway is a hopeful sign. About half the members of the Shinnecock Indian Nation, 662 people, live on an 800-acre peninsula that juts out into Shinnecock Bay between downtown Southampton and Hampton Bays. In existence for thousands of years, its members began the battle to gain federal recognition in 1977, and succeeded in obtaining it in 2011. The tribe is justifiably proud of all its traditions. It should not have to change those things. But the tribe could add to them. The tribe has a long and well-documented history. And from its first contact with the white settlers in the 17th century, it selected its trustees after closed-door meetings among senior male members. They considered the tribe a family (which it is) whose affairs are no business of the outside world, and they were very private and secretive about themselves. After 1977, the tribe began to make more contacts with the outside, and the manner of selecting trustees began to change, becoming next a vote by all the tribe's male members, then a vote by all the tribe's members—both male and female—then a vote where the voting was made public for all to see. Today, the vote is known throughout the region after it takes place. The tribe is justifiably proud of all its traditions. In fact, retaining its traditions is how the tribe retains its identity. It should not have to change those things. But the tribe could add to them. If the tribe should consider a constitution, there are many different kinds of constitutions they could model one on. The American constitution, with its checks and balances between executive, legislative and judicial, is a good one. At the village level, the newly formed Village of West Hampton Dunes has a protocol for resolving internal conflicts, with a Mayor, a Cleck a Treasurer and a Board of Trustees, all coming at problems from different points of view. Until they do get better organized, the Shinnecock Nation may struggle along without the ability to proceed in an effective way on the larger stage. We wish new trustees Collins, Silva and Smith the best of luck in taking the tribe to what everyone hopes will be the next level. 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A favorite of whale-watching expeditions, you can see photos of her and watch videos of her on the internet. Just search for "Istar, humpback." You'll see her in action. On April 17, locals on the beach saw a dead humpback whale rolling in the surf just off Trident Lane in East Quogue. The Southampton Town Trustees were called in, and they hired a contractor with a payloader and cables to come down to the beach and see if she could be hauled up onto the sand. This humpback was about 50 feet long, about the size of a school bus. The joy of watching humpback whales in their natural habitat FINE PLUMBING PRODUCTS SINCE 1921 Unofficial reports say there was apparently nothing wrong with her physically, other than she had a great trauma to the head. As tourists and locals watched, the workmen tied a cable around the base of her tail while an excavator dug a bit of a ditch into which she could be secured. By the next day, the job was done. Pictures were taken. People from the Riverhead Foundation came down and photographed her tail, then took what they needed to do a necropsy on her—her heart probably weighed over 400 pounds— and then returned to their lab. After that, the payloader operator cut a ditch further up the beach toward the dune, and by nightfall had the creature buried under a ton of sand. It would be her final resting place. The necropsy takes a long time to get done. There are preliminary work and lab studies to send out. Photos of her tail were sent to the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies in Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Perhaps it was someone they knew? They looked through the whale catalogue they had, then phoned down to Kimberley Durham less than 20 minutes after they had seen the photos of the tail. It was Istar. At this writing, the results of the necropsy have not been published, but the unofficial reports say there was apparently nothing wrong with her physically, other than she had a great trauma to her head, similar to what it looks like when a whale runs into a ship. The environmental community is in mourning over the passing of Istar. "I won't lie. It's not easy," Jooke Robbins, Director of Humpback Whale Research at the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies, told Newsday. "Istar is just an individual known for so long, as such a productive whale. She's a big favorite for so many people." Number 0080 is now under the sand in East Quogue, having completed her natural cycle. Born 1972? Died 2013 at age 41? 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Then the Dow rallied the whole 143 points back in seven minutes when the Associated Press said the Tweet was a fake. They'd been hacked. A few hours later, a group called the Syrian Electronic Army—a group that supports President Assad—claimed responsibility for the hack. But then there were those who said it might be the Syrian government in support of President Assad behind this, since, in recent days, the government has been trying to scare America into joining the civil war on the government's side. Also on Tuesday, it was reported that U.S. officials believe the two Boston bombers (one run over by the other and dead, the other now in the hospital and alive) built bombs from instructions they read in an online magazine: go to the kitchenware department and get a stove timer and a pressure cooker. Now go to the main part of the store and get some bolts, nails and other junk along with electric wires and several bags of gunpowder. Now go to a toy store, buy an animated furry animal, take out its mother board and then read the recipe. Boom. After that a Congressman asked—what nation funded this operation? Had to be an evil empire behind this. Third item of the day involved Beyoncé. I heard this on the radio. People had posted notvery-flattering photographs of her performing halftime at the Super Bowl. They were now on YouTube and blogs and all over the internet, with appropriately adolescent remarks. She's a pretty lady. Most ladies don't like pictures of them from unflattering angles. But there they were. Beyoncé's spokesperson then announced that henceforth, press photographers would be banned from shooting Beyoncé's upcoming World Tour and would instead, to get pictures, have to get Beyoncé-approved images. Here's the fourth item. On Tuesday, U.S. prosecutors dropped charges against an Elvis impersonator named Kevin Curtis. A white powder called ricin (which (Cont'd on next page) The Halseys: Still Farming on the South Fork By jane julianelli S ince the first generation of Halsey farmers (they're on their 13th generation now), farming in the Hamptons has changed a lot— and yet, it hasn't changed that much. There are more summer houses and fewer farms, and the farmers that have remained, toiling on the land among swimming pools and tennis courts are an inventive lot who live off their farm—like John and Evelyn Halsey, and their daughters Amy Halsey-Cohn and Jennifer Halsey Dupree, in Water Mill. What they've created have become Hampton institutions. Who doesn't know The Milk Pail, that busy country farm store on Montauk Highway, offering apples, apple cider, pumpkins and peaches? And donuts? Oh, the donuts! But I digress. FYI: The Milk Pail used to close mid-May until the fall, but now it is open on weekends, all summer! Back in the day, circa 1994, Evelyn was in charge of The Milk Pail, but now Amy manages it, as well as the Greenhouse, which grows Amy's Flowers, another Hampton institution. Jennifer has taken over the growing process at the farm from John. Things really began to change when the daughters came back from college, over 15 years ago, Jenn from Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and Amy from SUNY Cobleskill. "Each girl, when they graduated, came back and started something new," says Evelyn. "Amy took a little bit, and I took a little bit," says Jenn. "I think one of the biggest differences today is that we're bigger. What Dad was taking care of was a bit smaller. The U-Pick was just starting to grow, and when we put it on the web, it just took off." From the daughters' point of view, the hardest thing about John and Evelyn passing the torch to them was: "Relinquishing control," says Jenn. "Dad definitely has his ways of doing things. But it just makes sense. If you've done it for 50 years and you know an easier way to do it, of course you are going to say, 'Hey, why don't you do it this way?'" "You don't change agriculture significantly from one generation to the next," says John. "Having said that, now we have Amy's greenhouse. I never had a greenhouse, and I don't know anything about doing it, but Amy does." (Continued on page 28) Page 26 May 3, 2013 DAN'S PAPERS danshamptons.com Internet (Cont'd from previous page) is highly poisonous) had been sent to President Obama, U.S. Senator Roger Wicker and a state judge in Tupelo named Sadie Holland; inside the envelopes with the powder was a note saying "I am KC and I approve this message." The Feds had looked around and found that a fellow named Kevin Curtis had written notes on the internet that ended "My name is Kevin Curtis & I approve this message." So they arrested him. And then, on Tuesday, they dropped the charges. The reason they gave was that they found no incriminating evidence against him at his home or place of work. By this time, the feds had begun to investigate a man named Everett Dutschke, who some people in Tupelo said had a grudge against Curtis and was known for doing things to trip him up, such as calling his sponsors and telling them Curtis was a bad guy. They searched Dutschke's house and business. Ricin and the sorts of things you need to make ricin (another internet recipe?) were reportedly found. Also, several years ago, Dutschke had run for state assembly against Judge Holland's son Stephen and lost. Now Dutschke is under arrest. Finally in the news was Anthony Weiner, a former Queens Congressman. He had resigned in disgrace in 2011 when it was found that he had taken lewd pictures of himself and then sent them to women by email and Twitter. The pictures were of his chest, his biceps and what may or may not have been his penis. Anyway, last Tuesday he announced he might throw his, um, hat into the ring and join the crowd running for Mayor of New York City. A poll had come to his attention. It said that if he were in the race and the primary election were held tomorrow, he would run second in the field of six with 15% of the vote. Only a Ms. Quinn (recommended by the current mayor, who is retiring) would run ahead of him, and she was fading amid reports that she was alledgedly a mean, bad tempered and vindictive lady. The fifth item, there was Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, now holed up in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London to keep from being extradited to Sweden on sexual assault charges, announcing the name of his campaign director in what he says will be his upcoming run for a seat in the Australian Parliament. He's a citizen of Australia. If he can win a seat, he'll be under the protection of Australian parlimentary privilege rules, which guard politicians against legal action over comments made in parliament. Yes, it was a busy day in the news last Tuesday. And everybody knows because everybody is staring at their cell phones at bus stops, in restaurants, on street corners, even at the beach and even behind the wheels of their cars, which we know because we find such objects clutched in a death grip in their hands after they smash into cars ahead of them. Wait a minute, there was one more item. On Tuesday, the Morgan Library and Museum announced that an elderly woman named Marjorie Sheard, now living in Canada, had sold them nine letters she had received when she was young from the reclusive author J. D. Salinger. It was 1941 and J. D. was 22 and living in New York and it was before he wrote his masterpiece The Catcher in the Rye and she was 24 and living in Canada. She was a fan and had written to him wanting to know how to get published. He wrote letters back, encouraging her and giving advice. The correspondence developed into a flirtation. He didn't know what she looked like. He asked if she would send him a picture. She demurred, then changed her mind and did. "Sneaky girl," Salinger wrote her. "You're pretty." Though she never got anything published and never came to meet him, she kept his letters in a shoebox in a closet for the next 70 years. Now 95, she is in frail health and needs money to pay medical bills, so the letters were sold to the Morgan. After The Catcher in the Rye, and all the praise and publicity about it in 1951, Salinger bought a farmhouse up a long gravel road in rural Cornish, New Hampshire and lived there the rest of his life without ever making a public statement or being seen in public. (Except occasionally in a grocery, by a few farmers.) How did he do that? 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In many other cultures, like that of our Shinnecock neighbors, ancestry is sacred and details are passed from generation to generation. The East End's very own Gwyneth Paltrow is partly to blame for my recent fascination with this issue. In 2011, she was featured on the television show Who Do You Think You Are? On the show each week, a different celebrity goes on a journey to trace his or her family tree. That was the catalyst for me to explore my own family history. It took a couple years, but I finally got the information I sought. To my surprise, I discovered that my great grandfather and his father were both horsemen who, on occasion, sought to earn a wage by driving cattle up the trail. That might explain why I'm a fan of the old western movies. Unfortunately, information as to exactly what specific cattle trail they drove was not available. favor of the new and improved East End. 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Perhaps this will become an annual event like the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona. Locals might even start referring to me as a cowboy hero. Yes—we should honor our history, personal and otherwise. Now I just need to find someone who will lend me a horse, saddle and possibly bail money. What if I could herd a bunch of tourists up the road? It would be sort of like herding cows. Most would undoubtedly be wearing leather. I recently read that East Hampton's Main Street was where, for more than a century, the annual cattle drives to Montauk began. This was, of course, before the Hamptons became so commercialized. The cattle from East Hampton and the surrounding areas were driven to Montauk in the spring to pasture and then returned via the same route in the fall. This got me fanaticizing about the feel of leather on my backside and the sounds and smells of bringing the herd to summer pasture. The sun would be shining on my shoulders as I kept the herd in check. 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