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Marco Pinotti helped the BMC Racing Team score bookend wins at the Giro d'Italia by winning Sunday's final time trial in Milan after teammate Taylor Phinney won the Stage 1 time trial in Denmark.
'Was A Big Goal'
Pinotti and his BMC timemachine TM01 averaged more than 51 kilometers an hour on the 28.2 km course to take the win by 39 seconds over Geraint Thomas (Sky Procycling). "This was a big goal for me," Pinotti said. "I won the last time trial here at the Giro in 2008 and I was second in 2010 and last year it was a big goal. But I crashed two days before and had to go to the hospital. So I've been working for this for a year. For me, it's been a difficult Giro. I was trying to save all my energy for this in the last week." The victory is Pinotti's first since he won his fifth Italian national time trial championship on June 27, 2010 and his second in an individual time trial at the Giro to go along with three team time trial wins. He was also honored for being the Giro's top time trial rider after the podium presentation for overall race winner Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Barracuda).
Phinney Off Course
Pinotti's victory helped erase some of the BMC Racing Team's disappointment for Phinney, who saw his own chances for victory dashed when he followed an escort motorcycle off course. The incident broke the concentration of the former U.S. national time trial champion, who wound up 16th on the day, 1:31 behind Pinotti. "I had promised myself to never get upset, but today at the finish it was hard," he said. "I fought during all three weeks to get here and do a good time trial and then it's' hard when the moto in front of you goes the wrong way. At that moment, (BMC Racing Team Assistant Director) Max Sciandri told me to turn, but it wasn't clear. So then I had to stop and make the curve. So I lost time and was really disappointed."
Tschopp 14th Overall
The BMC Racing Team's top overall finisher for the second straight year was Johann Tschopp, who battled a lingering cold and a sore neck to place 14th, one spot better than he did in 2011. "Until the end I did everything I could to get a place in the top 10," Tschopp said. "This was a new experience for me, a new experience of life and it is all positive for the future." The BMC Racing Team's third Giro d'Italia was also highlighted by Phinney's three days in the race lead and top five stage finishes by Ivan Santaromita (Stage 12) and Mathias Frank (Stage 16).


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You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the AudioControl LC8i by Zak Billmeier AudioControl's LC8i processor lets you add aftermarket amps, speakers, and subs to your factory radio, so you can enjoy better sound without losing factory features. It accepts speaker-level signals from your factory radio or amplifier, so you can use it with any system. And as an added bonus, you'll find an RCA auxiliary input that allows you to connect an iPod® or another source to your factory system. Inputs and outputs The LC8i features eight speaker-level inputs that let you connect amplified signals, including multi-wire cables from Bose® and other premium factory systems up to 400 watts. The LC8i sums all the signals you send it, even if they're actively crossed over by your factory system, so you get a strong, full-range signal for your processors and amps. The LC8i features eight RCA preamp outputs that'll handle anything up to a multi-channel mobile theater system. Level matching is a breeze AudioControl couldn't make it much easier to set up your system. Just set your factory stereo to about 3/4 of its maximum volume, and turn the output level controls of the LC8i until the "Maximized" light begins to flicker. Adjust the gain controls on your amps and you're done. You've just matched your levels, so you can count on getting maximum performance and minimum noise from your amp setup. Convenient controller The included dash-mount remote source/level controller allows you to change sources, control the volume of your auxiliary source, and adjust the level of your sub channel on the go. 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Download owner's manual 8-Channel line output converter (grey chassis) Remote dash mount control 20' RJ-14 cable Adhesive backed remote label Owner's manual QC checklist Product registration card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Speaker Input: The speaker level inputs are compatible with nearly any factory stereo system, even most Bose systems. There are 4 pair of inputs that will accommodate up to 400 watts per channel. Channel Summing: The LC8i has the ability to sum together multiple input channels (4, 6, or 8) from the factory source unit into 2 channels. This is handy when the factory system has multiple, actively crossed-over signals sent from the OEM source unit or amplifier(s). For example, in some vehicles there is an actively crossed-over tweeter, midrange, and woofer all in the front of the vehicle. The LC8i lets you take all of those signals and sum them together to get a high-quality, full-range, pre-amp signal without the use of any additional cables or hardware. AutoMode Inputs: When there is no signal present at the channel 4 input, the channel 3 input automatically feeds the channel 3 and channel 4 outputs. Auxiliary Input: There is a pair of RCA auxiliary input jacks on the unit so you can easily add an iPod, satellite radio, or other secondary source. The aux input is engaged by pressing the knob on the wired remote. The auxiliary source volume is also controlled using the wired remote. Output Level: The +/- 12 dB output level allows you to adjust the head unit's voltage to the top of your amp's input range; up to 8.5 volts RMS. Each of the four pair of RCA outputs has its own level adjustment. There is also an output level control for the auxiliary input, so it matches the level of the speaker level inputs. Auto Turn-on: The main speaker level input has a signal sensing circuit; the unit turns on when there's a speaker level input signal and turns off when the signal disappears. If you prefer, the auto turn-on circuit can be defeated and the remote input terminal used. Remote Output: The +12 volt DC remote output will trigger an amp to turn on whenever the LC8i is on. The remote's maximum current output is 1 amp. Remote: With the included wired remote you can easily change the input source, adjust the auxiliary input volume, and adjust the output level of channel 4, often used for a subwoofer. The remote is designed to be dash mounted, within reach of the driver; it can be mounted under the dash with the supplied bracket, or the bracket can be removed and the knob and LED can be custom mounted through the dash. Dimensions: Width: 2.558" Height: 1.477" Depth: 1.811" (2.465" including knob) Ground Isolation: The power supply ground is switchable, in case of ground loop noise. The factory position is fully isolated (typically the best choice), but can be changed to Ground or 200Ω. Terminal Blocks: The power/ground/remote in/remote out terminal and the speaker level input terminals are removable; the wiring is attached to the block, then the block is plugged into the LC8i. The terminal blocks will accommodate wire up to 12 gauge. 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GANSEVOORT, N.Y. – The North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) has announced its Student-Athlete of the Week selections in the sports of men's and women's basketball and men's and women's swimming & diving for the period ending January 20, 2013.
Kristin King (Denville, N.J.) has been selected as the NEAC Women's Swimming & Diving Student-Athlete of the Week after an outstanding week for the College of Saint Elizabeth Screaming Eagles. King, a senior, was a part of five first-place finishes across two meets for the Screaming Eagles, which included a split with conference foes Cazenovia College and Gallaudet University during a NEAC tri-match Saturday, as well as a 54-36 win over New Rochelle Sunday. In Saturday's tri-match, King took first place individually in the 200-yard freestyle (2:12.29) while also being a part of the first-place winning relay teams in the 400-yard medley relay (4:41.19) and the 400-yard freestyle relay (4:12.13). She followed that up with two more top individual finishes in Sunday's victory, winning the 1,000-yard freestyle with a time of 13:00 and the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:10.69.
EJ Taylor (Tampa Bay, Fla.) and Mike Marvin (Horsham, Pa.) have both been named the NEAC Men's Basketball Co-Student-Athletes of the Week after each put together a tremendous pair of individual performances last week.
Taylor, a junior for the Wells College Express, averaged 25.5 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2.5 steals per game in a pair of conference contests last week. He started the week on fire, hitting a program-record nine 3-pointers while finishing with a career-high 36 points in addition to game highs of six assists and four steals in an 83-65 victory over Keuka College Wednesday. In addition to his record-setting mark on 3-pointers, in which we went 9-for-13 from long range, Taylor's point total was also the second-highest single-game mark in program history and missed the top mark by just two points. Taylor continued his strong play to close the week, finishing with team highs of 15 points and two assists to go along with five boards in a last-second 72-71 loss to Penn State Abington Saturday. Taylor currently leads Wells in both points (15.8) and steals (1.3) per game.
Marvin, a sophomore for the Penn State Abington Nittany Lions, finished the week with two-game averages of 19 points, 16.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1 block while shooting 65 percent (17-for-26) from the field. The 6-foot-5 forward opened the week with a team-best 20 points and a game-high 12 boards in a 97-81 setback to Penn State Berks, before literally helping the Nittany Lions rebound with a program-record 21 boards to go along with 18 points and game highs of four assists and two blocks in Saturday's thrilling victory over Wells mentioned above. The two double-doubles gave Marvin 13 on the year, which currently ranks as tied for the most across all of NCAA Division III play. Marvin also leads the NEAC in both points (19.0) and rebounds (13.2) per game, while ranking third nationally in the latter category as of this past Thursday.
Ashley Roser (Taberg, N.Y.) has been selected as the NEAC Women's Basketball Student-Athlete of the Week after an outstanding week for theWells College Express. The junior guard led the Express to a 2-1 record during conference play last week with averages of 21.7 points, 17 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 2 blocks and 1 steal per game. Roser opened the week with game highs of 16 points and 12 rebounds and a team-best three blocks in a 73-56 setback to Keuka College last Wednesday, before exploding for two monster double-doubles over the weekend to lead the Express to a pair of victories. Roser posted game highs of 26 points and 21 rebounds in addition to team highs of five assists, three steals and two blocks in a 79-69 win over Penn State Abington Saturday before closing the week with game highs of 23 points and 18 boards in a 73-56 victory over Wilson Sunday. The three double-doubles on the week gave Roser 13 for the season – which is tied for the second-most in all of NCAA Division III play – and 50 for her career. She currently leads the NEAC in both points (19.7) and rebounds (15.9) per game, while also being second in the nation in the latter category as of this past Thursday. The Express are now off to their best start in conference play in program history at 6-2 in the NEAC.
Patrick Munroe (Williamsville, N.Y.) has been chosen as NEAC Men's Swimming & Diving Student-Athlete of the Week for the second week in a row after another outstanding set of performances for the Wells College Express. Munroe, a freshman, compiled four first-place finishes through two meets for the Express. In a 56-31 win over Alfred State Wednesday, Munroe won both the 400-yard individual medley (5:00.43) and the 500-yard freestyle (5:38.60), with the former being the second-best time in program history for that event and the latter being a personal-best time in that event for Munroe. He also helped Wells take first place in the 400-yard freestyle relay with a finish time of 3:43.38. In Saturday's meet against Pittsburgh-Bradford, Munroe continued his recent dominance with a first-place finish in the 100-yard butterfly after touching the wall at 1:03.08. He just missed another first place finish during that meet as well, as he and his fellow 200-yard medley relay team came in second place by three seconds.


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What a shock to open the Sunday edition of the Modesto Bee and see and read about a member of our Patterson community. A newly elected City Council member garnered front- and back-page coverage. No one deserves to be the victim of domestic abuse. Everyone will agree about that issue.
The rest of the story was shocking as well. How do we excuse blatant lying? There is a reason certain questions are asked of candidates when they are running for public office. Citizens use this information to choose the candidate they feel is most qualified to fill the position. Lying on questionnaires and forms filed when running for office is inexcusable. City Council members make major financial decisions for our community.
Sheree Lustgarten says it was her ex-husband's fault for her bankruptcies and foreclosures. Saying that those are excused after a certain time limit does not mean it is OK to not disclose the information. Honesty is a character trait. Most people base their votes on a candidate's character.
This was a very close race. How many people would have voted for Sheree if all this had come out before the election? I imagine that is why this information was hidden. She should resign.
Barbara Hartsell, Patterson
Editor's Note: A story about this article, including a response from former City Council candidates, appears online today, Jan. 10.


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A Denial Of Denial–95th Anniversary Of The Armenian Genocide
April 24, 2010
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| About me: I'm the author of three books of poetry, Plums & Ashes (Northeastern University, 1994), which won the Samuel French Morse Poetry Prize, Especially Then (David Robert Books, 2005), and Primitive Mood, which won the 2009 T.S. Eliot Prize from Truman State University Press, and was published in 2009.
I'm also a physician specializing in transfusion medicine, and I live, write and practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
|'Cuda (Originally appeared in The Kenyon Review) http://www.davidmoolten.com/files/Cudald224kps.mp3?attredirects=0
|Ode For Orville And Wilbur Wright (Originally appeared in The Southern Review) http://www.davidmoolten.com/files/OdeForOrvilleandWilburWright2.mp3?attredirects=0
|Ode For Orville And Wilbur Wright
I don't yearn for their steep excursion
Into fame and fortune, for it had
The usual price, and Orville died bitter
And Wilbur died young. I envy them
Only the slender and empty distance they left
Between them and a seaside's grassy bluffs
In mild December, the frail ingenuity
Of dreams, a lifetime's hopes made of string and cloth
And a little puttering motor that might have run
A lawn mower if the brothers had put their minds
To one first. For dumb exhilaration, nothing --
Not an F-16 thundering from its base
In Turkey nor my redeye circling O'Hare --
Comes close to what they must have felt
For less than a shaking, clattering minute
Clearing all attachment to the world
Of dickering and petty concerns: for some
No other heaven. So I take note of them
As they took notes from the lonely buzzard, obsessed
To the point of love with the ghostly air
And the small fluttering things that wandered
Through it. Eccentric but never flighty,
Bookish but not above nicking their hands
In bicycle shops and basements, they lived
With their sister and tinkered with the future.
Propelled by ambition, the mandate
It invents, they still heeded the laws
Of nature, trimmed needless weight, saw everything
Even themselves as burden, determined
Not to crash and burn. Sheer will launched them,
Good will, because those first forty yards
Skimming shale and reeds were for everyone.
Face down between the struts, staring at the ground
As it blurred past, they failed like anyone
To grasp the implications. But legs flailing
They hung on, buoyed by never and almost
And then just barely. I could do worse
Than their brief rapture, their common sense
Of purpose. Or I could, if only
For a moment, exalt them, go along
With the jury-rigged myth, the quaint
Contrivance that lets them rise above it all.
(originally appeared in The Southern Review)


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Latest Cheap Eats restaurant reviews
Price doesn't always equate to quality, and plenty of LI restaurants prove that point with their creative approaches, authenticity, quality ingredients and all those other factors that combine for a stellar meal.
Reviewer Joan Reminick is always on the hunt for a top-notch meal that comes with a low price tag. Here are the latest Cheap Eats restaurants she's reviewed; just click on the name of the eatery to read the full review.
Grillmark(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Grillmark, Albertson: A casual eatery offering counter service and seating in a contemporary-designed dining room. The relatively healthy menu is devoted to Mediterranean-style fare, and the sleek surroundings and moderate pricing make this restaurant one you can feel good about frequenting more than once a week.
Sushi Republic(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Sushi Republic, New Hyde Park: An Asian-fusion restaurant with a serene look bolstered by pretty wood dividers that give the illusion of private dining nooks. Recommended: red snapper with black bean sauce (pictured) Thai curry seafood soup, curry-glazed rock shrimp, jalapeño yummy roll with peppered tuna and yellowtail, salmon teriyaki, stir-fried yaki udon with chicken and vegetables.
Taqueria Cielito Lindo(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)
Taqueria Cielito Lindo, Riverhead: This friendly, authentically Mexican eatery is owned by married co-chefs Jasmin and Edgar Diaz-Leal, who emphasize food over ambience. Recommended: handmade soft corn tortilla tacos filled is with campechanos, a lively mix of shredded beef, pork and Mexican sausage. (Pictured: Posole rojo, a hearty soup with pork and hominy).
Ra-Kang Thai Cuisine(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Ra-Kang Thai Cuisine, Long Beach: Married co-owners Houng Inthavixay and Shane Suvitayawat, both born in Thailand, bring together a team of three skilled Thai chefs. Recommended: shrimp tom yum soup, shrimp-basil rolls, duck-noodle soup, pot stickers, pad see-ew (flat rice noodles, stir-fried with Chinese broccoli and egg), red curry shrimp, duck Penang curry. (Pictured: beef noodle soup with braised beef, meatballs, Chinese broccoli and scallions)
Mama Mia of Northport(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Mama Mia of Northport, Northport: Though it may be packed and noisy, the fresh ingredients and authentic dishes make this spot worth the wait. Recommended: Margherita pizzette, Chicken pizzaiola, Eggplant parm, Cajun grilled salmon, spaghetti and meatballs.
Bosphorus Cafe Grill(Credit: Aaron Zebrook)
Bosphorus Cafe Grill, Port Washington: A highlight at the new Turkish restaurant includes lavas, a seed-sprinkled, golden bread that's the ideal vehicle for the many dips. Recommended: shepherd's salad (pictured, with chopped cucumber, tomato, pepper, red onion, feta), spinach-feta pide, lamb Adana kebabs, house-made gyro kebab, kofte kebab (grilled lamb and veal patties), chargrilled whole tilapia, kazandibi (caramelized milk pudding, rice pudding, flan.
Azafran Colombian Restaurant(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Azafran, St. James: This simply appointed Colombian newcomer utilizes azafran (saffron in Spanish) in the marinade for the house specialty: rotisserie-roasted chicken. Recommended: tongue in Creole sauce (pictured), chicken platter, tilapia with shrimp in garlic sauce, whole fried porgy, marinated grilled chicken breast, grilled pork chops.
Manka Peruvian Kitchen(Credit: Michael Falco)
Manka Peruvian Kitchen, Glen Cove: After getting a culinary degree and cooking at some of Manhattan's top dining destinations, Boris Torres has opened a restaurant that pays homage to the land of his birth and offers food highlighting his dual training as both architect and chef. Recommended: mixed seafood ceviche (pictured), octopus salad, chicken tamal, rotisserie chicken, tiradito of grilled shrimp and calamari, cold green mussels, lomo saltado with vegetables and strips of steak, pisco caliente cocktail with mango and rocoto peppers.
Magic Taco Corp(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)
Magic Taco Corp, Islip Terrace: With everything from steamed Asian buns to octopus tacos, this is anything but your average taqueria. Recommended: soft corn tortilla tacos with seared marinated tofu and scrambled eggs (pictured), steamed Chinese buns with hoisin barbecue sauce and seared flank steak, rice flour kimchee pancakes with pickled vegetables, banana pancakes.
Spuntino Wine Bar & Italian Tapas(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
Spuntino Wine Bar & Italian Tapas, Garden City: There's no need to commit to a big meal at this offshoot of a New Jersey restaurant where there are plenty of options for sharing, plus interesting wines by the bottle and glass -- even a few on tap. Recommended: grilled marinated lamb chops (pictured); ricotta gnocchi with a wild boar ragout; bruschetta with watermelon, ricotta, fennel and fresh mint; funghi white pizza; psaghetti carbonara with bacon, peas and egg; apple crostata.
Crazy Beans(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Crazy Beans, Stony Brook: A cheerful cash-only spinoff of the Miller Place cafe, it serves over-the-top comfort food to customers amid whimsical decor. Recommended: head honcho sandwich (pictured, with grilled steak, fried onions and Cheddar), barbecue chicken quesadilla, cheesy biscuits (with scrambled eggs and sausage gravy), pulled pork panino, raisin scone.
Lemongrass Thai & Chinese Restaurant(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)
Like so many pan-Asian spots, Lemongrass Thai & Chinese Restaurant in Oceanside sets out to please just about everybody; what sets it apart, though, is fare that, more often than not, is as vibrant as it is comforting. Recommended: Chicken coconut soup, shu mai (shrimp dumplings), pork and vegetable dumplings, chicken with sticky rice, pad see yu (broad noodles with chicken), Panang curry with pumpkin, mango duck, Thai eggplant, moo goo gai pan, Thai coconut cake. (Pictured: pad thai with shrimp.)
Dori(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
The flavors of Korea are anything but shy. At Dori in Commack, they come through loud and clear, both in the classics and in a smattering of Chinese dishes with a Korean twist. On the menu: Korean wonton soup, seafood pajun, or scallion pancakes with clams, shrimp and squid, dolsot (hot stone) bibimbap (above), Szechuan seafood rice, and bulgogi, or thinly sliced grilled beef rib eye.
Massa's Coal-Fired Brick Oven Pizzeria(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)
Pizzaiolo Bill Massa, who used to own a pizzeria in Huntington Station, has opened Massa's Coal-Fired Brick Oven Pizzeria in Huntington. Recommended: The pies, including the white pizza with fresh mozzarella, scallions, pancetta, scamorza cheese and a hint of truffle oil (pictured) and Margherita with Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and basil.
Brixx & Barley(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
At Long Beach's cavernous and cacophonous new gastropub Brixx & Barley, chef and co-owner Frank Cammarata traffics in big flavors and big portions. Recommended: roasted porchetta hero (pictured, with broccoli rabe and provolone), "smashed meatball" pizza, wings tossed with caramelized onions and garlic, Grandma's eggplant, burgers (including the Brixx burger with fried onion, jalapeno and Cheddar), brisket sandwich, lobster roll, rigatoni Bolognese, house-made tiramisu.
Pho Maxia(Credit: Yana Paskova)
Long Island's diminutive Vietnamese restaurant scene is all the grander for the opening of Pho Maxia in Westbury. Recommended: banh mi sandwich (pictured, with grilled hash pork), pho, fried spring rolls lettuce rolls, beef and chicken satays, banh hoi tom nuong (with lemongrass-grilled shrimp), grilled pork chop on rice.
3 Brothers Cafe(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
At 3 Brothers Cafe, a modestly appointed pizzeria-Italian restaurant in Farmingdale, you'll find two separate menus -- a conventional one, plus a vegan roster, which features dairy-free cheese substitutes and soy-based products in place of meat. Recommended: vegan bacon cheeseburger (pictured), vegan pizza, spaghetti and meatballs, rigatoni Siciliano, shrimp Francese.
Joe's Garage and Grill(Credit: Randee Daddona)
The car-themed Joe's Garage and Grill in Riverhead features a mini racetrack running above the bar and garage doors opening onto a patio; it's a culinary destination too thanks to chef Brian Burner, who cooks from scratch and slow-smokes on premises. Recommended: dry-rubbed St. Louis ribs (pictured), jalapeño-Cheddar biscuits, grilled shrimp over apple-wood bacon grits, Tokyo Drift sliders (steamed Asian buns enfolding pork belly), fried Blue Point oysters, pulled pork sandwich, burger, grilled chicken breast, s'mores chocolate mousse, wild berry pie.
Yevma Authentic Greek Cuisine(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
The ambitious Yevma Authentic Greek Cuisine in East Meadow features an attractive dining space and solid Greek cuisine. Recommended: taramasalata (whipped roe spread), grilled octopus, kalamakia (grilled pork), pikilia Kreaton (mixed grill), house made gyro, kormo (brandy-spiked chocolate cake).
Corazon de Cuba(Credit: Barbara Alper)
A bi-level restaurant with an array of specialties from from Cuban-born chef Oscar Juarez, Corazon de Cuba is new to Long Beach. Recommended: roast chicken (pictured), picadera Cubana (an appetizer plate with empanadas, ham croquettes, shrimp fritters, chicken wings and corn on the cob), grilled steak bocadillos, quesadillas de ropa vieja (with shredded of skirt steak), bacalaitos (codfish cakes), salpicon (seafood salad), Cuban sandwich, lechon asado (roast pork), dessert empanadas stuffed with rice pudding.
Red Ginger Asian Diner(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Though everything is made in-house, Red Ginger Asian Diner in East Northport is not a diner at all. Instead, the eatery occupies that largely unfilled niche between full-scale restaurant and takeout shop. Recommended: pad Thai (pictured, with chicken), spring rolls, hot and sour soup, wonton soup, chicken lettuce wraps, salt-and-pepper wings, Thai basil tofu and vegetables, black pepper shrimp, ginger broccoli steak, Thai fried rice.
Pico Tequila Grill(Credit: Heather Walsh)
Pico Tequila Grill in Bay Shore is a striking-looking Cal-Mex restaurant with an impressive roster of tequilas and beers. Recommended: "street" taco with carne asada (pictured), pork carnitas taco, ahi tuna tostadas, grilled "street" corn-on-the-cob, cranberry and walnut bread pudding.
Bahama Breeze Island Grille(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
In Lake Grove, Bahama Breeze Island Grille offers a corporate chain version of tropical paradise that draws crowds of all ages. Recommended: chicken empanadas (pictured), habanero chicken wings, mojito-marinated pulled pork, Key lime pie, "chocolate island" (chocolate mousse on a fudge brownie), red sangria.
GM Burger Bar(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
In Rockville Center, GM Burger Bar is part of the George Martin Restaurant Group. Recommended: burgers (including the the "not cho," pictured, topped with tortilla strips, pico de gallo, Cheddar Jack and jalapeño crema).
That Meetball Place(Credit: Jeremy Bales)
A lively spot with a bar and LI's first restaurant dedicated to the meatball, That Meetball Place is housed in a cavernous Patchogue space built with reclaimed wood and brick. Recommended: meatballs (including the classic beef, pork and veal, pictured, lobster risotto and Moroccan lamb), Cajun tomato bisque, veg-da-ball sandwich, risotto.