1. JULY 21 - AUGUST 10, 2009
AIR SHOW
50
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Interview with
HOTTEST Air Lauderdale
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SINGLES
Tracey Keller chairs our 2009 event
and Dan Barnett
“We had lost something that had become
part of the Fort Lauderdale experience.”

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3. JULY 21 - AUGUST 10, 2009 It’s not just a magazine, it’s a direction.
Departments37 NIGHT CAPS
8 WHO KNEW
Hidden gems from around the town. Soon-to-be hot spot opens in west Delray.
10 DUDE FOOD 39 OUT TO EAT
Shrimp with a bang. Really sublime vegetarian food.
13 FISH TALES 40 GOOD ADVICE
Derrick and the Bonitos Stop lying.
14 FLASHBACK 42 FIT TIPS
Miami’s famed Versace mansion. Weight loss myths.
29 STUFF TO DO 45 EAST PEEPS
We look for stuff, we find stuff and A look at who’s going where.
then we tell you about it. Now, stop
complaining there’s nothing to do! 52 THOUSAND WORDS
A parting picture.
35 THE CIRCUIT
Go out for a good cause.

4. Need a
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PUBLISHER
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MANAGING EDITOR
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5. Publisher’s Letter
SUMMER OF ’09
The memorable events in our history resonate for decades
because they connect us to each other through the
past, present and future that we share. In 1969, we
watched the first man walk on the moon and we knew
that what had seemed impossible the day before was now
possible. Millions looked to the future with new hope.
The euphoria of that first step did not just belong to the astronauts,
but to all of us, to any one of us who could remember our first
solo bicycle ride or any other milestone accomplishment. Was that
step, was that bicycle ride a miracle—somehow outside the natural
order of the world? Probably not, but it sure felt like it.
July 20, 1969 was 40 years ago. Today, many of us have telephones
with more computing power than NASA had on the day they launched
Apollo 11. But technical accomplishments have not stopped war, ended
hunger or recession, or repaired our broken health care system. Yet
there is reason to hope. We elected our first African-American president,
a reality many of us did not expect to witness in our own lifetimes.
In the summer of ‘69, the reality we shared changed. Let’s hope that
40 years from now we say the same about the summer of ‘09.

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7. WhoKnew? [ HIDDEN GEMS
AROUND THE TOWN ]
Drink a Martini,
Save a Fish
How could we pass up
mentioning a drink for a
good cause? Every time you
order an Ocean Trust martini
INGREDIENTS:
from Bonefish Grill—a tasty 1 orange slice
combination of Absolut Citron 1 large (3-4 inch) mango wedge
vodka, freshly muddled mango 2 oz. Absolut Citron vodka
1 oz. fresh sour mix
and orange with a twist—a 1 full turn peppercorn mill
dollar goes to Ocean Trust, an .5 oz. soda water
ocean conservation foundation garnish orange slice
building partnerships for the Combine orange slice, mango wedge, Absolut Citron, and fresh sour mix
environment. No need to stop in a shaker tin. Muddle well. Add ice. Take a peppercorn mill and give it
one full turn. Shake 20 times. Strain into a chilled martini glass. Add
at one! For more information, soda water on the top of the martini. Garnish with the orange twist.
visit oceantrust.org.
–Kim Turner

8. WhoKnew? Galuppi’s
Join the Club
1103 N. Federal Hwy.
Pompano Beach
954/785-0226
galuppis.com
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Joining a golf club has its perks. Of course, there is the golf—but
how about the chance to have lunch and a cold one on the club
patio as you watch other guys and gals bang that ball around.
Well, now you can. Head over to Galuppi’s at the Pompano Beach
Municipal Golf Course and dine like a club member. The restaurant
serves a great lunch including a burger fit for someone who just shot
par and outstanding salads. One of our favorites is the blackened
chicken salad ($11.00); a generous portion of blackened chicken
breast (served hot off the grill—not cold and leathery) tops baby
greens, walnuts, blue cheese and thinly sliced Granny Smith apples
served with balsamic vinaigrette. We would be remiss if we didn’t
mention the Chinese chicken salad ($12.00); Asian slaw
with orange segments, peanuts, crispy wontons, red ed
peppers, grilled chicken breast, scallions and
sesame seeds tossed with a hoisin vinaigrette
and drizzled with spicy peanut sauce.
–Lupé Somerset
The Chinese chicken salad

9. WhoKnew? [ P R O F I L E : J AY S O N G E H R I
]
Ticket
to Ride
For someone with a masters degree in aviation
business administration, Jayson spends a great
JAYSON
GEHRI Jayson Gehri
Director of Marketing and Client
Relations, Runaware, Coral
Springs, since 2006 (Online
demos and software marketing)
deal of time on solid ground...on a bicycle.
During the week, he does all that fancy marketing stuff; Born, Janesville, WI
but whenever he has a chance, Jayson rides his bike to B.S. in Aerospace Studies,
Masters in Aviation Business
raise money for charity. It all started when a friend asked Administration, both from
him to participate in the SMART Ride—a 165-mile bike Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
ride from Miami to Key West—which raises money to University
support HIV/AIDS charities all around Florida. Since his Oldest of three siblings
first ride, Jayson had logged more than 3,000 miles and Enjoys creating art, reading,
traveling, tennis, snorkeling
personally raised over $10,000 for HIV/AIDS charities. and cycling
–Joey Amato

10. Bonefish Grill
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Boca Raton
A Double Bang for your Buck
561/483-4949
1455 N. University Dr.
Coral Springs
954/509-0405
6282 North Federal
Wake your taste buds up with the house specialty at Bonefish Grill—Bang Bang Shrimp Highway
($7.90). This appetizer is served as a heaping portion of tender, crispy shrimp tossed in a Ft. Lauderdale
creamy, spicy sauce (and now you can now get them as tacos, too—two for $8.90). 954/492-3266
Another reason to love Bonefish: they use only environmentally safe seafood. This means they
support controlled fishing regulations or laws that promote the sustainability of all fish species. OPENING AUGUST 2009
They also utilize cutting-edge Aquaculture, a natural environment to raise their fish and supply the 10197 West Sunrise Blvd.
most genuine environment possible, which, in turn, takes pressure off of commercial fishing. Plantation
At Bonefish, you get only the type of fish you ordered. They have adopted a species authentication 954/562-0760
program that includes random and frequent DNA testing of their vendors on certain species of fish.
The fish (with eight varieties to choose from daily) is flown in, inspected and hand-cut daily. Dinner is served seven
–Kim Turner days a week, Sunday from
4:00-10:00pm; from
“Unofficial” Recipe for Bang Bang Shrimp 4:00-10:30pm, Monday
(from cdkitchen.com) Serves 4 through Thursday; and
4:00-11:30pm, Friday and
INGREDIENTS: DIRECTIONS:
Saturday. Reservations
1/2 cup mayonnaise Mix mayonnaise with Thai sweet chili
are not required, but
1/4 cup Thai sweet chili sauce sauce. Add hot sauce to taste. Dredge
recommended.
3 drops Sriracha hot chili sauce (or to taste) the shrimp in cornstarch. Deep-
1 lb. shelled and deveined shrimp fry the shrimp until lightly brown.
dry cornstarch Drain on paper towel, put in a bowl
oil for frying and coat with the sauce. Serve in a
lettuce lettuce lined bowl, top with chopped
chopped scallions scallions.

11. FishTales
Derrick and the Bonitos
There are world record fish, but most people don’t know that state records exist
for many species. Derrick Jaradi caught the new Florida state record Atlantic
bonito by landing the 6-pound
8-ounce fish in February. The record was verified just recently.
For avid fisherman, this size bonito may
seem small for local waters, but this was
the Atlantic bonito—not the much more
common striped bonito. The Atlantic
bonito usually inhabits much colder
water, but a cold current swept down
and the fish came along for the ride.
Derrick went out with his home-made
butterfly jigs in his 12-foot john boat alone
to a wreck in about 150 feet of water. He
was approximately one mile from the Boca
Raton inlet. “If you look at the picture when
it was first landed, the fish almost has stripe
patterns similar to a wahoo, which I thought I had. I was almost disappointed
when I got it to the boat and it wasn’t a wahoo. That’s until I got to the boat
ramp and people were telling me that it was not a usual catch around here.”
Derrick checked online ,and sure enough, it was eligible for the state record.

12. FlashBack
The Famed
Miami Mansion
You may know Casa Casuarina as the legendary
Versace Mansion on Miami Beach. The home
was built in 1930 by architect, philanthropist,
author and political reformer Alden Freeman
as homage to the oldest existing house in
the western hemisphere, the “Alcazar de
Colon” in Santo Domingo. Freeman chose to
use it as inspiration because of his life-long
veneration of Christopher Columbus—the
Alcazar was home to his son Diego in 1510.
Casa Casuarina is a three-story structure,
operated as an apartment house, with
a Spanish-style inner courtyard and 22
BY KIM TURNER
apartments. It even contains an original
brick from the Alcazar. In 1937, after
Freeman’s death, Casa Casuarina was bought
by Jacques Amsterdam, who renamed it
“The Amsterdam Palace.” Once again, it
was operated as an apartment house whose

13. FlashBack
tenants came from the artistic Casa Casuarina He brought back the opulent
world, attracted to the building 1116 Ocean Drive, Miami style of Versace, complete with
as an architectural curiosity. 305/672-6604 lavish furniture and details;
In 1992, on a trip to Miami, Casacasuarina.com and restored all of the interior
fashion designer Gianni Versace walls—made of intricate stone
fell in love with it (even TOURS and marble work, detailed with
though it was in disrepair) Wed.-Sun. 11:00am-10:00pm Renaissance-style mosaics
and purchased the residence. (last tour starts at 9:00pm) and painted with frescoes.
He restored, expanded, and Since the renovations were
embellished its features, using Mon.-Tues. 11:00am-6:00pm completed, Casa Casuarina
Spanish and Italian design; and (last tour starts at 5:00pm) has been a members-only
after demolishing an adjacent private club; operated as a
Tours are $39 per person
hotel, added the south wing, luxury boutique hotel, where
(includes a cocktail of the day)
the pool and garden areas. In discriminating visitors can relax
1997, Versace was tragically For more information or in a way available only to a
murdered outside his Miami to make reservations, call privileged few. (Currently, room
home at the age of 50 by 305/672-6604 rates are $595-$995 per night.)
spree killer Andrew Cunanan. But now you, too, can glimpse
In September 2000, Telecom TIMELINE OF OWNERSHIP the magic of this famed
Executive Peter Loftin bought Alden Freeman 1930-1937 mansion—Casa Casuarina has
Casa Casuarina, which had been Jacques Amsterdam 1937-1992 opened its doors to the public
a long-held dream. He dedicated Gianni Versace 1992-1997 for tours and/or dining. Formal
himself to both preserving its Versace Family 1997-2000 dining is available at Loftin’s,
history and bringing new life to Peter Loftin 2000-Present serving breakfast, lunch and
the house. Loftin has made no dinner every day. You can also
structural changes to the house, have a bite to eat on the patio
but has done extensive work to overlooking the pool, or a drink
preserve its architectural history. in the Tyfanny Lounge (just be
prepared for a hefty bar bill).

14. MAGAZINE’S
2009 Committee
Tracey Keller
Chairwoman
Saturday, August 1st Laura Aker
7:00 to 11:00pm Allison Brusher
Blue Martini, Galleria Mall, Fort Lauderdale Wendy Lutheran
$20 Admission May Mockdad
Tami Tischler
Proceeds benefit the Cooperative Feeding Program
André Capi
(Broward County’s Food Pantry)
Bill Giberson
John Haley
Thanks M A R K M U E L L E R
Dave Hoskinson
to our
sponsors MM P P H O T O G R A P H Y
Jonathan Keith
Joe LaRusso

15. Each spring from 1995 to 2007, the
Air & Sea Show dazzled and amazed millions
of people from South Florida and beyond.
It became one of the most visible
symbols of Fort Lauderdale.
Stan Smith and Dan Barnett
think they can bring the event
back to its former glory.
BY RICHARD ROSSER Stan Smith
(L) and Dan
Barnett sit at
ground zero
for the new Air
Lauderdale; the
intersection
of A1A and
Sunrise Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale
LEADERS
Beach.
OF
THE

16. To discuss the new Air Lauderdale, WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS WHAT ENTERTAINMENT ARE
Stan and Dan met me at the World FOR THE NEW EVENT? YOU WORKING ON?
(Stan) Bring the air show back, much (Dan) In addition to musical acts,
Famous Parrot Lounge just off in the form that people remember it, we are working with ESPN on an
Sunrise Blvd., which will be at
the heart of the 2010 event.
They seem to have the passion,
but evolve it into a beach festival—
featuring an air show. The purpose of
the festival is to make the event more
I’m from extreme sports show, a kids’ zone and
“green village” with exhibitor’s space
for hybrid car makers, alternative
vision and experience necessary
to make the event a success even
family-friendly and get people moving
around instead of planting themselves Kentucky energy companies and such. A lot
of new companies are in the area of
in the current difficult times. The
essence of their revived effort is
on the beach and just looking up all day.
WHAT IS THE NEW FORMAT?
and if we sustainability. Also a “thank the troops”
area and we’re looking for other ideas.
to: keep the air show, add a beach
festival with different acts each year,
(Dan) Essentially, we will break the air
show in pieces with entertainment in
lost the WHAT IS THE BIGGEST
charge admission which creates a
between and spread out up and down
the beach. We’ll have an entertainment Derby, CHALLENGE YOU GUYS FACE?
(Stan) Besides the tough economy,
sustainable business model so the
departure of one big sponsor won’t
focus early in the day, then part of
the air show, followed by another
entertainment focus and so on.
someone we must communicate how the event
will be different. People have a real
understanding of what the event was.
end the show as it did in 2007.
They have already secured the
Guests can go to the entertainment
of their choosing, yet be able to see would do We are going to change it significantly—
not just once, but every year as musical
cooperation of the City of Fort
Lauderdale and the commitment
the air show acts as they go by.
something acts and other features change.
In addition, the business model has
shifted from McDonald’s spending a
of the military. Now they are
concentrating on the myriad of other
tasks including securing sponsorships,
about it. reported $3 million to sponsor the
event, to more of a transactional model.
This is the first year the event will have
booking entertainment and planning –Stan Smith a gate admission, but we need a more
for all the details of an outdoor sustainable business model that isn’t
dependent on one sponsor as before.
event for one million people.

17. Stan Smith is the
SO YOU ARE GOING TO CREATE Managing Partner of
A BARRIER AROUND THE BEACH Air Lauderdale and
AREA FOR THE WEEKEND? owns and operates
(Dan) It’s not that difficult with Birch PR Experience, a Fort
State Park on the west and the ocean Lauderdale- based
on the east. There’s not as much P and government
PR
linear footage as one might think. r
relations firm. Stan
fo
formerly headed up
WHAT’S THE THING YOU th brand creation and
the
FEAR THE MOST? ro
rollout of MyFlorida.
(Both) Torrential downpour. co —the State of
com
Flo
Florida’s Official web
WHY YOU GUYS? WHO DIED AND por
portal. Previously, he held
MADE YOU KINGS OF THIS THING? the position of Director
(Stan) I started having conversations of C Communications at
like “Another May has come and gone Huiz
Huizenga Holdings, Inc.
and we didn’t have a show,” so I asked and personal spokesman
around at city hall to understand the and s speechwriter for
different viewpoints on why the show H. Wa
Wayne Huizenga.
left. What were the challenges? Would Exe
Executive Producer Dan
the city entertain the idea of bringing Barne has been producing
Barnett
it back? If we could bring the best parts entert
entertainment/special
back, how would you make it better? events for over 25 years.
I’m from Kentucky and if we He has booked/produced
lost the Derby, someone would do
something about it. Indy has the Air WHEN April 24 and 25, 2010
5
WHERE Fort Lauderdale Beach
amazing events such as Jimmy
i
Buffett, Bruce Springsteen,
500, Boston has the Marathon; we
lost something that had become part
of the Fort Lauderdale experience.
Lauderdale ADMISSION PRICE TBA
AIR SHOW HEADLINER announcement
Hurricane Relief Benefit, Planet
Hollywood grand openings, Fort
Lauderdale Beach Ball concerts
Facts expected early 2010 and the Beach Place grand
opening, among other events.

18. the galleria mall

19. OUR
FIRST
ANNUAL
The committee had a tough job; find 25
men and 25 women to help support Bro-
ward’s food bank (Cooperative Feeding
Program) which is experiencing unprece-
dented demand these days as the economy
stresses local families. The men and wom-
en all had to be available for the photo
shoot, the party on August 1st and 100
percent eligible. By the time we went live
with this issue, the committee had landed
46 singles. Enjoy reading about them on
the following pages. Also, on each page,
we are sharing facts about hunger in our
community and beyond.
By next year, we hope more people know
about EAST and we get more diversity
among our singles. But we have a great
group for 2009. If you like what you see,
come to Blue Martini on August 1st and
you too can help the cause.

20. THANK YOU TO EAST MAGAZINE’S 50 HOTTEST SINGLES
Tracey Keller, Chairwomen Wendy Lutheran
(a.k.a. Cleopatra, Queen John Haley
Bill Giberson
of the Singles Party)
Allison Busher
Laura Akers
Tami Tischler Joe LaRusso
M A R K M U E L L E R
David Hoskinson
Jonathon Keith
May Mokdad
André Capi
MM P P H O T O G R A P H Y

21. Allison
Wilgus
HOMETOWN Coral Springs
YEARS IN FLORIDA 22
PROFESSION Insurance Broker
QUOTE “There are no limits on what
you can achieve with your life, except
the limits you accept in your mind.”
–Brian Tracy
HUNGER
FACT One in six Broward
1
County residents go
hungry every day.

22. Bryce
Harlow
HOMETOWN Fort Lauderdale
YEARS IN FLORIDA 15
PROFESSION Owner of Harlow Furniture Solutions
QUOTE “The greatest pleasure in life is doing
what others say you cannot do.”
HUNGER Globally, more than
FACT 153 million of the
2 world’s malnourished
people are children
under the age of 5.

23. HUNGER Lack of dietary diversity contributes to
FACT
3
increased child and adult mortality, and
can severely affect a child’s intellectual
development and stunt growth.
HOMETOWN Holland, Michigan
YEARS IN FLORIDA 4
PROFESSION Marketing/Public
Relations
QUOTE “Cherish yesterday, dream
tomorrow, live today.”
Carrie
Allgaier

24. Chris
Gorman
HOMETOWN Hanover, Pennsylvania
YEARS IN FLORIDA 22
PROFESSION Owner, Champion Glass
QUOTE “Face your fears, they may be
opportunities.”
HUNGER
36 million
FACT people in
4 America go
hungry
every day.

25. HOMETOWN I’m a military brat
YEARS IN FLORIDA 7
PROFESSION Public Relations/
Banking
QUOTE “Everything you see I owe to
spaghetti.” –Sophia Loren
(Except in my case, being Cuban—I
owe everything to rice and beans.)
HUNGER
FACT
5
Jennifer 24 million
Batchelor
American
adults go
hungry
every day.

26. Frank
Zimmermann
HOMETOWN Chicago, Illinois
YEARS IN FLORIDA 5
PROFESSION Business Consultant
QUOTE “Tomorrow is guaranteed
to no one… ACT ACCORDINGLY!”
12.6 million
HUNGER children in
FACT
6
America
experience
hunger
every day.

27. Molly
Murphy
HOMETOWN Sioux City, Iowa and San Juan, Puerto Rico
YEARS IN FLORIDA 10
PROFESSION Office Manager at Garvin Law Firm
QUOTE “Life is too short to wake up one morning
with regrets. So love the people who treat you
right, forget about the ones who don’t and believe
everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance,
take it, if it changes your life, let it. Nobody said it’d
be easy, they just promised it would be worth it.”
More than
HUNGER
FACT 11 percent of
7
all Americans
go hungry
every day.

28. Scott
Newhaus
HOMETOWN Commack, New York
YEARS IN FLORIDA 13
PROFESSION Producer for Gateway
Insurance Agency
QUOTE “Not everything that counts can
be counted, and not everything that can
be counted counts.” (Sign hanging in
Einstein’s office at Princeton.)
HUNGER One in eight
FACT Americans is at
8 risk of hunger
every day.

30. AVAILABLE AT THESE FINE CLUBS:
Weston Hills Country Club
Parkland Golf Club
Turnberry Isle Resort
Doral Resort
Tiburon Resort
Ft. Lauderdale Country Club
Grande Oaks Golf Club
For other locations contact alan@loudmouthgolf.com

31. Boca
EAST’s Guide To
Festival Days 2009
Throughout the entire month of August, the Greater Boca
Raton Chamber of Commerce (GBRCC) is hosting Boca Festival
Days—a program where non-profit agencies, local companies
and media work together to plan and promote events at
many different locations in the greater Boca Raton area.
We’ve put together a guide of these events, so you’ll know where
to go and what to do to have a little fun and help out a good
cause. We’ve chosen to highlight a few select events, but don’t
forget to check out the complete list by clicking here!
Bon Festival
BY KIM TURNER

32. GUIDED TOUR OF THE HISTORIC A PROFESSIONAL AFTER-WORK FAMILY DAY AT
BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB NETWORKING EVENT FOR THE THE BOCA RATON
Saturdays in August: 1, 8, 15, VETERANS’ CAMPAIGN OF THE MUSEUM OF ART
22, and 29; 2:00-3:30pm AMERICAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION Sun., Aug. 2,
Boca Raton Resort & Club, Tues., Aug. 4; 5:00-8:00pm 1:00pm-4:00pm
501 E. Camino Real, Boca Raton ZED 451 in Mizner Park, Boca Raton Museum
A guided tour of the historic Boca 201 Plaza Real, Ste. of Art, 501 Plaza
Raton Resort & Club, originally built 1203, Boca Raton Real, Boca Raton
by Addison Mizner in 1926, will be A networking event sponsored An afternoon of
conducted every Saturday in August by Morgan Stanley Smith Barney creative fun at the
by the Boca Raton Historical Society for the Veterans’ Campaign Boca Raton Museum of
docents. A 90-minute walking tour of the American Health Art. Listen to a lively
of the famous Boca Raton Resort & Association. Tickets are $20 for storyteller, create a
Club highlights the story of Addison members of the Greater Boca paper sculpture and
Mizner, his architectural inspiration, Raton Chamber of Commerce participate in a treasure
and a look at the hotel’s evolution and $25 for guests. For more hunt. Sponsored by
since the 1920s. The cost is $12 per information, call 561/361-9091. Bloomingdale’s. Regular
person ($10 for BRHS members) and admission is $4-$8.
benefits the Boca Raton Historical Free for members and
Society. An additional $9 per car children 12 years and
valet parking is requisite by the younger. For more
Boca Raton Resort & Club. Advance information, call
reservations are required through 561/392-2500 or visit
the Boca Raton Historical Society & info@bocamuseum.org.
Museum. Walking shoes are suggested
TOP Guided tour of the
and the tour is not recommended for
Boca Raton Resort &
children under 12. For reservations
Club
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8, 12, 15, 19, and 22); 2:00-3:30pm BOVA Ristorante, 450 N. Federal Wed., Aug. 26, Sat., Aug. 29, 7:00-9:00pm
Boca Raton Museum of Art, Highway, Boca Raton 6:00-9:00pm Boca Raton Resort & Club’s
501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton Please join Peak Seven Advertising at Dubliner in Mizner Mizner Center, 501 E.
A selection of Academy Award-winning Best Bova Ristorante in your favorite tropical Park, 435 Plaza Camino Real, Boca Raton
Foreign Language Films. Free for members or style attire and learn how to create the Real, Boca Raton This signature Boca Festival Day’s
with paid Museum admission. Films are shown in perfect “Bovatini.” Expect decadent 561/620-2540 event, presented by the Greater
the museum auditorium. Tickets are distributed drinks, delicious appetizers and prize Please join Kids In Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce
one hour prior to film showing, based on a drawings with proceeds benefiting Distress, MDG Advertising and Southern Wine & Spirits, gives
first-come basis. Seating capacity is 90. the March of Dimes. In addition, Bova and the Dubliner for guests the opportunity to sample
Aug. 5 and 8: “Day for Night (La Nuit will be donating 20 percent of guests’ a fun-filled evening over 100 fine wines, enjoy live
Americaine),” PG. Directed by Francois checks who choose to dine at Bova of entertainment and entertainment and hors d’oeuvres
Truffaut, 120 min, France, 1973. that night to the March of Dimes—a fundraising. Guests will provided by: Bogart’s Bar &
Aug. 12 and 15: “Black and White in Color (Noirs national voluntary health agency whose enjoy the live music of Grille, Ruth’s Chris Steak House,
et blancs en couleur),” NR. Directed by Jean- mission is to improve the health of Taylor Road, one of South The Addison Boca Raton, The
Jacques Annaud, 105 min, Ivory Coast, 1976. babies by preventing birth defects, Florida’s hottest acts. Capital Grille, ZED 451 and more.
Aug. 19 and 22: “Journey of Hope (Voyage premature birth, and infant mortality. The cost is $25.00 per There is also a VIP room is back
vers l’espoir),” PG. Directed by Xavier Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at person, which includes this year (per popular demand).
Koller, 105 min, Switzerland, 1984. the door. For advance ticket information, two drinks and appetizers. Complimentary on-site self-parking
For more information call 561/392- contact Nicole Hider at 561/276- The proceeds will go to is available. Regular tickets are
2500 or visit info@bocamuseum.org. 2001 or nhider@marchofdimes.com. Kids In Distress (KID), $50 per person; VIP tickets are
a nationally accredited $100 per person and must be
agency dedicated to the purchased in advance online at
ZED GOES RED prevention of child abuse, bocaratonchamber.com/events or at
Fri., Aug. 7; 6:00pm the preservation of the the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of
ZED 451 in Mizner Park, 201 Plaza Real, Ste. 1203, Boca Raton family and the care and Commerce, 1800 N. Dixie Highway.
Boca Festivals Days sponsor ZED 451 hosts a party to raise money for treatment of abused and For further ticket information,
the American Red Cross/Greater Palm Beach Area Chapter. The cost is neglected children. please call 561/395-4433, ext. 221.
still to be determined. For more information, call 561/994-2060
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Perfect your skills or start from zero at LTS adverse wind conditions; and wakeboarding courses,
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Pompano Beach. With instruction for both children will teach you how to surf a board and work with the Waterski School
3731 NW 9th Ave., Suite 3
and adults, LTS uses a static boom on the side of the board before you can jump it. On Crystal Lake at the
boat to offer stability for the first-time skier, which All instructors are certified, one even won a corner of Sample Road
allows the onboard instructor to watch closely and wakeboarding World Championship in 1993. LTS also and Military Trail,
1/2 mile west of I-95
give continuous instruction. Once the student has offers instruction in kneeboarding and wakesurfing; Pompano Beach
mastered the boom, then they progress to the as well as offers birthday parties, and has a kids’ 954/260-6955
long line. camp during spring and summer break. Private Crystallakeski.com
LTS offers slalom waterskiing, on two perpendicular Lessons are available 8:00am-7:00pm daily.
lakes that are 4000-feet-long to protect against –Kim Turner

36. Stuff To Do As if we needed another excuse to
head to the Keys, there is the 9-day
Food & Wine Festival, July 31-Aug.
9, where Key Largo’s culinary experts
offer multiple wine tasting events
Get Drunk in including cooking demonstrations, wine
dinners, progressive wine dinners, food
Key Largo –Kim Turner
and wine pairing classes, cook book
signings, free pour tastings, art and
wine shows, and cigars and wine pairings. Did we mention there would be
wine? All while you’re enjoying Key Largo’s famous sunsets, SCUBA diving,
tourist attractions and shopping. Visit KeyLargoFoodandWineFestival.
com for the complete schedule or more information.
Hear a Concert in the Park
We can hear it now: “Sweeeet Car-o- music of the 67-year-old singer who grew free concert is sponsored by the City of
line…ba, ba, ba.” Rob Garrett and the up as a child of Tin Pan Alley before Boca Raton, Aurora Nurses Home Health
King of Diamonds Band pay tribute to becoming one of the most commercially Care, and Florida Health & Chiropractic
Neil Diamond, July 21, 7:00-9:00pm at successful singer-songwriters of all Medicine. Bring along a blanket or chair
Mizner Park Amphitheater, as part of time. Diamond, who released a new (chair rentals are also available for $2
the City of Boca’s “Summer Music in the album last year, played a live concert donation). Food is available for purchase.
Park” series. The tribute will feature in Fort Lauderdale last October. The –Kim Turner

37. Stuff To Do
Concert Line
English electronic band Rob Thomas, who is known One of the most The Black Crowes, the Oct. 31, 7:00pm, American
Depeche Mode as the primary songwriter successful rock bands blues-oriented hard rockers from the ’70s and
will be in town Sept. 5, and lead singer of the rock jam band that has ’80s REO Speedwagon and
performing with special band Matchbox Twenty, will of all time Journey, sold over 20 million Styx will be at Cruzan
guest Swedish indie rock be performing solo at Hard with new lead Filipino albums, will be on stage Amphitheatre, Oct. 31 at
band Peter Bjorn and Rock Live, Sept. 23, at singer Arnel Pineda at Pompano Beach 7:00pm. Tickets prices
John at Bank Atlantic 7:30pm. Tickets prices $40- (hired in December Amphitheatre, Oct. 6 at TBD at livenation.com.
Center, 8:00pm. Tickets $75 at ticketmaster.com. 8:00pm. Ticket prices
are $36.75-$86.75 at 2007), will be at TBD at livenation.com. –Kim Turner
ticketmaster.com. Hard Rock Live Sept.
24, 8:00pm. Tickets
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“PAWS FOR THE CAUSE” COCKTAIL PARTY AT CHOPS LOBSTER BAR
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$10 (PAWS members); $25 annual membership fee, 25 men and 25 women from Delray Beach
plus $10 event fee for non-members
PAWS for the Cause is a social networking group that is dedicated to to Hollywood will be campaigning for
increasing awareness and funds for the Tri-County Humane Society. This the area’s 50 Hottest Singles 2009.
month’s cocktail and networking party is at Chops Lobster Bar in Royal
Palm Place, Boca Raton. In addition to the New York-style bar and lounge Admission is $20 to benefit Broward
areas (all inside) reserved for the event, there will be amazing raffle prizes County’s Cooperative Feeding Program.
available. Humans only, 21 and over. Valet parking is complimentary.
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Words to Live (and Drink) By
We can’t agree more, but what’s up with the acronyms—
first YOLO (You Only Live Once) in Fort Lauderdale, and
now LOLA (Love Often-Laugh A lot) in Delray? The combo
restaurant and “ultra-lounge” LOLA, is scheduled to open
early August, (although from the looks of it, they still
have a long way to go), in the space once occupied by
Addison Steakhouse and in the same plaza, but opposite LOLA
corner, as its sister restaurant Cucina Mio in Addison Addison Place
Place on Jog Road. Owner Wendy Rosano will be serving 16950 Jog Rd.
Delray Beach
a “Mediterranean eclectic” menu, featuring lots of small 561/455-2158
plates; but the emphasis will be on the drinks—made with
high-end liquor, real juices (not fake bar juice) and home-
made mixes. There will also be a DJ, flashing LED lights and
indoor and outdoor bars and dining. So get RTD (Ready
to Drink), and DRUNK (Drink Rum Until Nothing Kills) and
be sure to LOLA—just don’t DD (Drink and Drive)! LOL!
–Kim Turner

41. Out to Eat Sublime
1431 North Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale
A Sublime 954/539-9000
Experience
Are you are on the health-conscious side,
but still love to eat out? We recommend
Sublime—a natural and organic restaurant
and bar. This innovative concept in
cholesterol-free, vegetarian dining, has an
award-winning menu, an open-hearth oven,
and tropical décor with cascading window
waterfalls, skylights and Italian glass tiles.
The restaurant also gives 100 percent of its
profits to support animal welfare—owner
Nanci Alexander founded the Animal Rights
Foundation of Florida (ARFF) in 1989 and
has been president ever since. In fact,
the creation of Sublime is an extension
of her efforts to reduce animal cruelty, by

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The smart way to work and play. With
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work and life on the go. Get it on the Now Network™. promoting a plant-based diet.
Try the specialty: Sublime
picatta-gardein cutlets (a
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up to 16 GB
a new line activation, BlackBerry service data add-on, or a
and a lemon caper sauce
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plan with BlackBerry service, and two-year agreement.
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filling it was. The spinach
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For more details visit your nearest Sprint Retailer. also really good, served with
No contract extension required for current customers. Available for new
lines of activation with a two-year agreement. Premium content
excluded. slow-roasted tomatoes, garlic
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interesting lychee or green tea martinis. For dessert, try the
coconut cake or the to-die-for “Chocolate Nirvana,” a combination
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of milk chocolate,Kahlua butter crème, and dark chocolate
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for more than 22 consecutive months currently activated on a service plan of $39.99 or higher may be eligible. See in-store rebate form or sprint.com/upgrade for details. Direct Connect: Nextel
ganache ($11.00)—well worth the calories and can be shared.
devices operate on the Nextel National Network. Other Terms: “Fastest” claim based on initial call setup time. Coverage not available everywhere. Sprint Mobile Broadband Network reaches over 270
million people (incl. data roaming). Offers not available in all markets/retail locations or for all hones/networks. Pricing, offer terms, fees and features may vary for existing customers not
eligible for upgrade. Other restrictions apply. See store for details. ©2009 Sprint. Sprint and the logo are trademarks of Sprint. Other marks are the property of their respective owners.
–Kim Turner
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43. GoodAdvice
Stop Lying…
About Lying!
BY DAWN ROTH
DON’T LIE! It’s the admonishment parents have said for eons. Who
wants to raise a liar? We go crazy making sure kids never lie. Big
trouble if they get caught red-handed. What if this approach was
a red herring? Could it actually lead kids to lie MORE? Uh oh!
ARE YOU KIDDING? Lying for self-preservation is a natural reaction
for youngsters. Telling the truth has to be taught. It takes courage
and willingness to lose approval. Worried lying is wrong? Check it.
WATCH ME! We tell kids don’t lie, and then they watch us in
our lives. We explain traffic made us late (as we speed down
I-95). We say ‘I’m not here’ to avoid a call. Santa, the Tooth Fairy,
‘You weren’t an accident,’ ‘I was giving mommy a back rub,’ sound
familiar? A white lie counts my friend, sorry to burst your bubble.
I GET IT! What kids figure out is that we all lie. What is confusing

44. GoodAdvice
is that we pretend we don’t. So lie about. Lying to keep the peace,
they decide to play that game: I maintain smooth operations or to
lie and then lie that I ever lie. Got keep friendships intact, are types
it! They also learn that YOU cannot of lies that work. Openly discuss
handle the truth and will protect your reasoning. It’s very freeing.
you from what is uncomfortable
or bumpy going forward. If you HEADS UP! When you suspect your
think you are owed the truth, child is lying you can ask: “What kind
you are not. You earn it. of lie is that?” By avoiding the state
of being In Trouble, you are opening
WHAT THE…? A realistic approach up a conversation that helps you
that gives kids practical life skills figure out what your child is hiding,
is to be cool with the fact that: where they need help, support or
you lie, we all lie, and we use it as coaching. That’s good stuff.
a tool. Now, as with any tool, you
can use it to help situations (build a NOW WE’RE TALKING! By naming
house) or destroy situations (commit the lies that work and do not work
murder). A skilled parent is the tour in your family, you teach a child
guide of life willing to go backstage that you are safe to share the real,
and display what really goes on sticky, scary and overwhelming
back there. Scared? Do it anyway! stuff. By getting outraged that
they are lying, you show them you
NOW WHAT? When you lie to are not the one to come to when
the dental assistant that Jared the chips are down. That’s no lie!
had nothing to eat (when he did);
don’t act like you committed a Dawn Roth is a parent coach
federal offense. Explain why you licensed2parent.com and owns an
chose to say that, what worked organizing business getsquaredaway.
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45. FitTips BY BILLY CARNEY
Costly Weight-Loss Myths
You Don’t Know (Part I)
Sadly, there are so many unproven weight-loss myths being promoted as the “answer” to an ever-expand-
ing dilemma. Every day you are being scammed out of your hard-earned money and precious time as you
are bombarded with misleading weight-loss information. It almost brings you to the point where you’re
not sure what to believe. Here are the first three of six myths that must be dismissed!
WEIGHT-LOSS MYTH #1: GOING ON A DIET AND So, if your BMR is 2,500 calories and you are now
NOT EXERCISING WILL HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT. only eating 2,000 calories and not increasing your
Most people would like to believe this, but activity level, you will only lose one pound in a
unfortunately, it could not be further from the truth. week. In order to lose more weight, try increasing
Stepping on a scale to see how much you weigh your activity levels while lowering your caloric
against gravity tells you absolutely nothing about intake. (500 calories + an additional 500 calories
how much fat or muscle your body has. from activity X 7 days = 7,000 calories or 2 pounds.)
In order to increase your lean muscle mass and
help your body burn calories, it’s very important WEIGHT-LOSS MYTH #2:
that you begin an exercise program. RUN UNTIL YOU CAN’T RUN NO MORE.
It takes 3,500 calories to store one pound of body Long, slow, steady-state cardiovascular training is a
fat. To lose one pound of fat weight, you must burn great activity to help you improve your endurance,
off those 3,500 calories. In order to lose more than your stamina and the strength of your heart and
one pound of fat weight, you must increase your lungs. But it is a very poor and inefficient way to
activity level (exercising). In other words, if you lose weight.
are taking in 2,500 calories and you are only using If you’re looking to lose fat and keep it off
2,500 calories, (this is your basil metabolic rate or permanently, you must be able to burn off more
BMR) you will not lose any weight. calories than you are taking in and make an effort

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hunger
every day.

56. Jeramy
Christian
Pritchett
HOMETOWN Los Angeles, California
YEARS IN FLORIDA 19
PROFESSION Business owner
QUOTE “I have the world’s largest
collection of seashells. I keep it on
all the beaches of the world... perhaps
you’ve seen it”
HUNGER
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FACT access to free and re-
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58. Stephen
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HOMETOWN Califon, New Jersey
YEARS IN FLORIDA 1
PROFESSION Co-owner COO of Jaidye
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QUOTE We make a living by what we get,
we make a life by what we give.
–Sir Winston Churchill
HUNGER
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hunger.

59. Seth
Young
HOMETOWN Redwood City, California
YEARS IN FLORIDA 3
PROFESSION Professor of aviation at The
Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio (yes
it’s a long commute!)
QUOTE “I never regret the things I do in life,
I only regret the things I don’t do.”
Preschool and school aged children
HUNGER
FACT who experience hunger have higher
13
levels of chronic illness, anxiety,
depression and behavior problems
than children with no hunger.