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DBMC 12 Things To Be Thankful For In Delray Beach Delray Entrepreneurial Scene Seagate 3200 South Ocean Delray Beach Center For The Arts At Old School Square

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Get Your Groove On Local Experts, Global Perspective Have A Cigar, Fine Wine And A Great Time In A Class Of Its Own

A Classic Barber Shop With Class Take Your Business To The Next Level Beauty Bound dining

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Publisher David Mizen Associate Publisher Yvette Roulette Editor Jeff Perlman Contributing Editors Diane Feen, Skip Sheffield, Nicole Flier Nicol Jenkins Art Director Fabio Passere Designer Eduardo Passere Senior Sales Executive Harvey Lustig Photographer Melissa Korman

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November just might be our favorite month

t’s short, it has Thanksgiving and we are well into football and basketball season. What can be better?

Yes we miss LeBron James but we still have Dwyane

Wade and company and you can’t beat our fall climate.

We don’t even have to sweep leaves.

Thanksgiving is all about gratitude and in this month’s edi-

tion of Atlantic Ave Magazine we give you our annual list of what to be grateful for.

Fortunately there are a lot of things to be thankful for in Del-

ray Beach. And this magazine is a monthly celebration of what’s great about Delray Beach.

I get to travel far and wide and whenever I tell people I am

from Delray they tell me how much they love our community.

We did a lot things right in this community and I’m personal-

ly grateful for all those who have devoted their time and energy to making this city a place to savor.

For those of us who have been here awhile, it’s especially

gratifying to see our town busy even during the off months and what was a rainy and hot summer.

I’d also like to give a shout out to Stephanie Immelman, the

head of our Downtown Marketing Cooperative and Nancy Stewart-Franczak for their award-winning efforts and events that

make Delray Beach such an enjoyable place to live year-round.

Last, best wishes to Tom Johnston who had a health scare but

is on the mend.

We also send our condolences to the family of Jerry Sanzone,

the former chief building official and longtime resident who

passed away last month. Jerry had terrific stories and a wonderful smile. He was one of those people who helped to build Delray. His family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Have a wonderful month and a

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Connected Warriors

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Maybe you’ve been to a yoga class and have experienced the benefits of stretching, breathing and connecting?

Or you know someone who loves yoga?

There’s a reason why yoga has become so popular. It’s simple. Yoga works and produces amazing healing for the mind, body and spirit.

Connected Warriors, founded by Judy Weaver and Ralph Iovino, is a charitable organization that is dedicated to teaching the men and women of our military and their family members’ practical and effective trauma conscious yoga based techniques to help them lead healthier lives as they fight various medical, physical and emotional issues. It all started when a single young man who served five tours in the Middle East arrived home to discover that a new battle was waging war in his body. He was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s (ALS) disease. He approached his diagnosis as an opportunity for him to do everything in his power to live --- the rest of his life --- as healthy as possible. As chance would have it, he walked into one of Judy Weaver’s Yoga classes and was introduced to the postures and breathing control techniques that visibly changed his life. Thanks to a committed instructor and an unbreakable will to live fully, Beau MacVane’s length, and more importantly, quality of life was extended.

Research confirms that yoga exercise and relaxation techniques can have a positive impact on veterans’ physical problems, mood and energy levels.

The goal of Connected Warriors is to provide, without charge, effective wellness programs that enhance the lives of veterans, service members and their families.

Connected Warriors is founded on the principle of seva “selfless service.”

These veterans gave that to us; it is time to give back. If you know a veteran or family member that can benefit from more peace, Connected Warriors is here to help!

Learn more visit ConnectedWarriors. org for a schedule of classes and to consider making a donation.

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Palm Beach Poetry Festival Invites Public to Special Workshop Cherishing Our Choices

Facilitated by Susannah W. Simpson, Ph.D At Delray Beach Center for the Arts Saturday, November 8 at 1 p.m.

The Palm Beach Poetry Festival is preparing for its 11th season with a special workshop for local poets and would-be autobiographers: Cherishing Our Choices, which will be held on Saturday, November 8, at 1 p.m., at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts at 51 North Swinton Avenue.

During this workshop, participants will explore their life choices through the lens of poetry, and will then identify and unearth rich material from personal history to generate new poems.

Susannah W. Simpson, Ph.D., the Expressive Writing Specialist at Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches, will facilitate the workshop.

Dr. Simpson has taught writing and literature at colleges and community-based settings since 2000, and her new book, Geography of Love & Exile, will be published next year by Cervena Barva Press.

There will be a $10 per person fee collected at the door. For more details about this workshop, please visit http://palmbeachpoetryfestival.org.

More Than 200 Guests Attend Delray Beach Historical Society’s 50th Birthday Celebration

It was a birthday celebration honoring those who made a commitment 50 years ago to ensure Delray Beach’s

significant history was not forgotten.

With more than 200 guests on hand, the Delray Beach Historical Society hosted a 50thBirthday Celebration to recognize the small group of residents who came together in 1964 and created the organization, which today is now more than 300 members strong.

“Our community-wide birthday party was a great success,” said Delray Beach Historical Society Executive Director Winnie Edwards, a Delray Beach native whose father was one of the founders.

On hand for the celebration were two of the founders – Roy Simon and William Gwynn – and William Williams, grandson of Ethel Sterling Williams, a driving force behind the creation of the historical society.

Delray Beach Mayor Cary Glickstein and several other elected officials joined the celebration, at the Historical Society’s campus on the corner of Swinton Avenue and Northeast First Street The celebration of the society’s 50th birthday continues for the next several months and will include a special December event to be announced soon.

For more information about the Delray Beach Historical Society and other upcoming events, visitwww.delraybeachhistory.org or call 561-274-9578. continued page 12

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The Blueprint Gallery at Milagro Center Celebrates Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting

On Friday, September 26th, the nonprofit cultural arts and education-based Milagro Center unveiled its new art gallery, THE BLUEPRINT GALLERY at Milagro Center with a Delray Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony. The exhibit displaying the talents of Milagro Center’s own artists and teachers Alan Burgess, Anna Girgis, and Stephen Backhus and local Delray Beach Artist Alley artists Steve Blackwood, Susan Romaine, and Bob Schmidt will run through December 5th, 2014.

THE BLUEPRINT GALLERY at Milagro Center is furthering the organization’s mission to enrich the lives of undervalued children through continual exposure to cultural arts. It is Milagro’s intention to work with emerging and established artists in the community and provide an avenue to showcase their work while also supporting Milagro Center. Exhibiting artists will donate 25% of art sales to Milagro Center and will be invited to speak with Milagro Center’s STARS (children in grades K-5), and middle and high-school Teens about their career as an artist as well as lead an artist workshop.

THE BLUEPRINT GALLERY at Milagro Center will host six gallery events each year, with the 2nd exhibit “PEACE” scheduled to open on December 12, 2014. Artists interested in exhibiting should contact Milagro Center at 561-279-2970 or visit the BLUEPRINT GALLERY tab

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on The Milagro Center’s Facebook page for more information on exhibiting.

The “Pawsitive” Reading Program Returns To the Delray Beach Public Library

The Delray Beach Public Library‘s exciting new program in the Children’s Department called “The Pawsitive Reading Program” featuring therapy dogs, Dakota & Splinter, will return to the Library on the first and fourth Saturday of each month at 2:30pm. It will begin in October, 2014 and will be available through April 2015.

The program allows children who may need extra help in reading and interpersonal communication to read to these specially trained therapy dogs, Dakota or Splinter.

In the process, the children actually teach themselves to read as the dog provides a comfortable, non-judgmental environment. The program has been a great success.

No registration is required.

Just drop in and join the fun!

For further information on the many programs offered by the Delray Beach Public Library’s Children’s Department please call 561-2660197. continued page 14

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Bracelets Continue their support in the fight against breast cancer. Eight women, living in The Hamlet Community at the Seagate Country Club in Delray Beach, work tirelessly selling their high end bracelets throughout Palm Beach County, where 100% of the profit goes back into their community. Since they began in 2007 they have raised more than $60,000, benefitting various Breast Cancer initiatives, including Komen for the Cure and the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation’s Go Pink Challenge. The group now raises funds for the Boca Regional Hospital Foundation’s Go Pink Challenge and The Eugene M & Christine E Lynn Cancer Center’s

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League of Ribbons and has donated over $25,000 to these organizations.

The bracelets are also for sale at the gift shop at the Wick Theatre and Costume Museum.

If you would like to get involved why not invite the group to your country club, women’s group, community, fashion show, shop or boutique to help them sell more bracelets which in turn raises their donations to these great charities. Donations of vintage buttons are always welcome, as well.

For more information contact Miriam Levinson at 561-638-0114 or email - miriamlevinson@bellsouth. net, Nita Goldman at 561-498-5694 or email -nitagold@gmail.com.

Tennis - Final Day - Columbus Day Open presented by The Venetian Las Vegas in Delray Beach Florida (A USTA National event)

Elite national-level junior tennis competition at the Columbus Day Open presented by The Venetian® Las Vegas in Delray Beach, Florida culminated October 13, 2014 with the event’s Championship matches. Participants competed in Boys and Girls 12’s, 14’s, 16’s and 18’s division, singles and doubles; Players, coaches and families enjoyed hospitality at some of South Palm Beach continued page 16

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However, space is limited and they are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For further information call the Director of Community Relations at 561266- 9490 or visit the Library web site at www.delraylibrary.org.

County’s most prominent and desirable tennis destinations: Delray Swim & Tennis Club, Delray Beach Tennis Center, Hunters Run Country Club, Boca West Country Club and Wycliffe Country Club.

Complete draws, list of competitors and more can be found at http://bit. ly/1vhwIOT.

Alexander A Delray Design – Closing Down Sale

“Lunch With Liz” & Many Other Programs Return To The Delray Beach Public Library This Season

The Delray Beach Public Library, is pleased to announce that the very successful brown-bag lunchtime program entitled “Lunch with Liz @ the Library as well as many other programs will be returning to the Library for the season.

Mark Your Calendars! You don’t want to miss them.

• Lunch With Liz - returns for the season on Thursday, November 6 at 11:30am.

Join radio personality Liz Sterling on the first Thursday of each month from 11:30am – 1:00pm for exciting discussions beginning with “The Artists Way” based on the insights of author Julia Cameron.

• Great Books Discussion Group - meets weekly on Fridays, beginning November 7th for a discussion of the classics.

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• Delray Medical Center - begins its Healthy Living Series on Tuesday, November 18th at 3:00pm and will continue every other month with information and education on topics relating to a healthy lifestyle.

• Publix Apron’s Cooking School Series - begins monthly on Thursday, November 20th at 10:30am and continue through April with cooking demonstrations.

• From A Women’s Perspective Book Group - begins on Tuesday, November 18th at 10:00am with a discussion of ‘Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout and will continue monthly.

All of these programs and many more

Delray Design, located at 777 E Atlantic Ave - #B-5 Delray Beach (next door to Chico’s) is closing down.

Don’t miss the opportunity to purchase old, new, vintage or mid-century designed furniture at sale prices along with art, pillows, jewelry and much more!! Everything MUST go!! www.adelraydesign. com or 561-303-1456 continued page 18

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Miami Dolphins, Sun Life Financial Present $220,000 in Grants & Scholarships to South Florida Nonprofits & Students Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach; HANDY, Fort Lauderdale; Little Haiti Optimist Foundation, Miami; Quality Life Center of Southwest Florida, Fort Myers among 12 exceptional organizations across U.S. honored with Sun Life Rising Star Awards for commitment to education.

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The U.S. business group of Sun Life Financial and the Miami Dolphins announced the South Florida recipients of the Sun Life Rising Star Awards and presented $220,000 in grants and scholarships to four nonprofit community organizations and an exemplary student nominated by each nonprofit.

The 2014 South Florida Sun Life Rising Star Awards recipients are: • Nonprofit winners: Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach; HANDY, Fort Lauderdale; Little Haiti Optimist Foundation, Miami; Quality Life Center of Southwest Florida, Fort Myers • Student winners: Joeniseley Mathurin, Delray Beach; Kyandra Dorestin, Plantation; Junior Appo, Miami; James Blanks, Fort Myers “We’re committed to investing in the health of our communities through initiatives like our Sun Life Rising Star

Awards program,” said Dan Fishbein, President, Sun Life Financial U.S. “Today’s student scholarship recipients have overcome great obstacles to achieve success. These remarkable individuals and the nonprofit organizations that comprise this year’s class of Sun Life Rising Star Award recipients inspire us all and we look forward to seeing the positive impact that the collective efforts of all our Rising Star recipients will have on their local communities and beyond.”

“We are honored to join Sun Life for the fifth year to recognize the efforts being made to better serve the lives of under-served youth in South Florida.

These exceptional students and community organizations are transforming education in the region, and we are thrilled to be part of it,” said Miami Dolphins President & CEO Tom Garfinkel.

Sun Life leverages its partnerships with organizations such as the Boston Celtics and the Miami Dolphins to enhance the student experience, promote healthy lifestyles and leverage powerful role models to reinforce the connection between education, health and financial well-being.

South Florida’s 2014 Sun Life Rising Star Award winners are: Palm Beach County Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, Inc. – awarded $50,000 Founded in 1969, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, Inc. is a nonprofit youth development organization dedicated to promoting the educational, vocational, health, leadership and character of youth in a safe, nurturing environment. The organization strives to enable and assist all young people, especially those who need them most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

Student Recipient: Joeniseley Mathurin, Atlantic High School – awarded $5,000 Joeniseley Mathurin works and volunteers at the local school and in her community. She also takes part in excontinued page 20

STUART & SHELBY Keeping it Delray

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The construction of a new home or renovation of your existing home can be a stressful time for many people.

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You begin optimistically; you have time frames and a budget, but within months you realize that your predictions aren’t turning out how you had originally planned. There are delays with permits and development applications, and people are not as punctual as you would like. It seems as though you will be plagued by bad luck throughout the journey of your project, and these may be just the beginning of the obstacles to come. The process of building or renovating should be exciting, but it can sometimes be painful, both financially and emotionally. The good news is that these stressors can be avoided. By choosing the right general contractor for your new construction or renovation, you can have a feeling of complete satisfaction by the end of your experience. When choosing your contractor you should take into account, price, references, workmanship and service but you should also consider which ‘vendors’ your contractor uses. Your neighbors will tell you that Stuart & Shelby is a hassle-free contractor, as well as choosing local suppliers when practical, and for many reasons – Keeping it Delray.

At Stuart & Shelby we have been building, almost exclusively in the Delray Beach community for over 8 years. We pride

ourselves on ‘shopping locally’ where possible, which we feel helps to build a stronger community both economically and socially. Locally owned businesses generally recycle a larger share of their revenue into the community, which in turn can provide more jobs and often better wages and benefits.

Where we shop, eat, and frequent are what makes our community our home.

One-of-a-kind businesses are an integral part of the distinctive character of a place. These local businesses also hire people with a better understanding of the products that they are selling and take more time to fulfill the customers’ needs. These businesses are also less likely to leave and are more invested in the community’s future.

Our new construction signs can be seen around town with our ‘Built with Integrity and Pride’ logo looking familiar, because you will also have seen it sponsoring such events as the Delray Beach Garlic Festival, Delray Beach Wine & Seafood Festival, Delray Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Delray Affair, The Achievement Center for Children & Families, The Arts Garage, Old School Square Concerts, The Delray Beach Laugh at the Library, the Elks Fishing Tournament, The Milagro Center,

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Spady Museum, and this past year Stuart & Shelby committed to a Donor Wall Presenting Sponsorship for the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce Capital Campaign.

Each one of these organizations is part of what makes Delray Beach the place that we are so proud to call home, they do the hard part, and we just get to help them focus a little more on their mission.

For us at Stuart & Shelby it is more than writing a check. Not everyone can financially support the non-profits that they believe in, but they can volunteer. As business people, we all have a certain skill set to offer. If we were to each offer that expertise to a cause in the community, think of the difference we could make. With over 1000 hours of volunteer time on City and Non Profit Boards we have grown to have a real appreciation for their hard work and the need for the business community to be involved.

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tracurricular activities, and participates on the cheerleading team, as well as mentoring younger Boys & Girls’ club members.

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It was opening day on Oct. 4th at The Miracle League of Delray Beach.

Many of the St. Vincent Ferrer School 5th graders and their parents were on hand to present their $350 check raised through their bake sale on Friday, Sept. 26th. Thank you to the 5th grade room parents for coordinating all the delicious sweets & treats. Thank you SVF supporters for making their goal possible! Game On! http://www. miracleleague.com/

Habitat For Humanity Of South Palm Beach County Receives Community Development Grant From Bank Of America Charitable Foundation

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Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County announced that it has been named a recipient of The Bank of America Charitable Foundation’s 2014 Community Development Grant. The grant is part of a $402,500 collective donation to address issues related to affordable housing and

neighborhood revitalization in South Florida. The grants will help individuals and families regain and maintain financial stability through access to affordable housing, preparing future homeowners, providing financial education or contribute to the area’s economic development by supporting work that contribute to the vitality of our communities.

Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County works to provide affordable homeownership opportunities for hardworking and deserving families in the cities of Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, and Boca Raton. They build homes in partnership with families who demonstrate a need for housing and a willingness to work to purchase a home of their own. Bank of America’s grant will help specifically fund the “Building Homes, Building Hope in Delray Beach” project. Habitat is in the process of building six new homes in Delray, two of which will house Veterans and their families. When the Delray homes are finished, this affiliate will have built 125 new homes, in the three cities they serve, thanks to generous funders such as the Bank of America Foundation.

For years, Bank of America has invested in community development grants throughout South Florida. This year alone, the grants will impact approximately 354,855 individuals in South Florida.

“It is crucial to provide stable, affordable housing and home ownership to individuals in Delray Beach, so we can build a healthy and vibrant community. Through the Community Development Grant, Bank of America is making a lasting impact and we are honored to be a recipient,” said Michael Campbell. “Bank of America provides a great example of the potential of corporate social responsibility with this grant and is a model for investing in nonprofits who are serving the critical needs of those in their local communities.” continued page 22

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Congratulations To Scuola Vecchia Pizza & Vino

The Daily Meal voted on the best pizza from 700 pizza restaurants in the country and Delray’s Scuola Vecchia was the only pizza restaurant in the State of Florida to be in the top 101. They won for their famous Regina Margarita Classic Neopolitan Pizza.

Scuola Vecchia Pizza & Vino is located at 522 E Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Delray Beach. 561-865-5923, www.scuolavecchiapizzeria.com.

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Volunteer Delray 2014 Event Matches Nonprofit Opportunities with Interested Volunteers

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Leanne Griffith, Kim Bentkover, Kelly Kerr, Candace Rojas, Joe Gillie, Lynn Van Lenten

Businesses and Individuals Discover Opportunities through Nonprofit Expo EVENT AT A GLANCE * Friday, November 14, from 5 – 7pm * Followed by Free Friday Night Concert at 7:30pm * At Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Old School Square Pavilion * FREE to the public * 30 Nonprofits represented * Volunteer opportunities and sign ups, Inquiries for Board of Director Openings * Raffle for free drinks during the

concert for 1 person who signs up to volunteer with a nonprofit * The Concerts typically bring in 1,000 – 3,000 attendees Did you know that the National Value of 1 hour of volunteer service equals $22.55? This value is typically used by nonprofits to demonstrate the valued rate of support they receive from local volunteers in their communities. Simply put, an hour of volunteer service provides a nonprofit organization with $22.55 worth of FREE help.

That’s A LOT of financial savings!

This year marks the 3rd Annual Volunteer Delray event that will take place Friday, November 14, from 5 to 7 pm, prior to one of the Free Friday night concert Series at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts. This event is FREE to the public and provides the perfect opportunity for our own citizens to meet local nonprofits, learn about volunteer opportunities and discover potential Board of Director openings. The Expo format allows attendees to really match their personality, their time and availability, as well as their passion for a cause and to be a proponent of a nonprofit that is looking for volunteers.

Volunteer Delray will have over 30 different nonprofit vendors at the Old School Square Pavilion, set up in the breezeway by the stage at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts. A printed list of the nonprofits participating will be provided to attendees with a stated mission and contact information for each organization. All community residents and businesses are invited to come learn how they can volunteer with/and support local nonprofit organizations.

Come and find out where YOU can serve alongside one of our nonprofit organizations both here in Delray Beach and around Palm Beach County.

Your service hour equaling $22.55 will have an invaluable impact on the nonprofit of your choice – and our community!

Questions may be directed to Lynn Van Lenten at the Chamber of Commerce, lynn@delraybeach.com, 561278-0424.

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Now that Delray Beach is a rising star in the art, culture and social scene, it might seem a little difficult to find affordable activities, shops or restaurants. I am here to prove you wrong. Delray Beach offers a mix of high-end boutiques with laid-back restaurants, and events for the whole family or nightclubs for night owls. Here is what you can do in Delray Beach in November for $50 or less.

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ow did we last all summer without you and your bounty? Delray’s GreenMarket is back, and thank our lucky stomachs! November is National Parent-Teacher Association Healthy Lifestyles Month and fall is the perfect time to get the kiddos in the mood for healthy fruits, vegetables and exercise. If you’re new to the area or a longtime local, come one, come all to the greatest Saturday morning food and fun fest you’ll have the pleasure of exploring and indulging in for the next several months. The GreenMarket is a well-oiled machine when it comes to offering guests healthy alternatives to the processed and manufactured world of food. Looking for the freshest fish around or the greeniest juices? GreenMarket.

Interested in vegan cooking tips? GreenMarket! The GreenMarket is held every Saturday in November from 9am to 2pm and is an open air marketplace located at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts Park that offers a charming retreat from noisy supermarkets, craft fairs and produce stands. You’ll be “snack” dab in the middle of 65 vendors featuring farm-to-fork produce, freshly picked citrus and juices, farm fresh eggs, raw milk and butter, 100 percent grass-fed, antibiotic- and hormone-free beef, poultry, pork and lamb, artisan baked goods, tons of gluten free, vegan and sugar free products, fresh cut flowers, plants and other unique gourmet fare, and not to mention live entertainment. The GreenMarket offers families almost everything they need to maintain

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a healthy lifestyle in a fun and engaging environment, so what’re you waiting for – get out there and get your Market on! The GreenMarket is located at 50 N.E. Second Avenue. Visit www.delraycra.org or call (561) 276-7511 for more information.

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or me, thanksgiving consists of relishing everything I’m grateful for, spending time with family and friends, and eating my body weight in turkey until I’m in a gravy state of mind.

However, for many families out there, Thanksgiving isn’t so bountiful. If you’re looking for a way to bring more meaning into your holiday and enhancing the holiday of others, check out your local food bank and see if your services are needed, or make an extra turkey dinner and bring it to your community church. If you prefer to be more active about it, grab the family and the running sneaks and lace up for the 28th Annual Delray Beach Turkey Trot 5K Run/Health Walk. Held November 22, which is Family Volunteer Day, enjoy a nice run/walk along A1A as you burn some I’m-going-to-need-space-

for-turkey calories and spend some time with your family as you all sweat to help others. Registration begins at 6am, the run begins at 7:30am and the walk begins at 7:35am. Entry fees for the run start at $25 for 15 year olds and older, $10 for 11 to 14 year olds, and children are free with a donation of at least two perishable food items, and the walking fees start at $20, $5, and free with a food donation, respectively. The best part (besides the free T-shirt and ocean breeze) is that all proceeds from the Turkey Trot benefit the “Keith Straghn Feed the Hungry Thanksgiving Drive” for needy families of Delray, Boynton and Boca. That is a win, win we can all enjoy. The Turkey Trot begins at Anchor Park, located at 340 S. Ocean Blvd. Visit www.mydelraybeach.com or call (561) 243-7250.

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love food. Cooking, really. Specifically chopping and stirring. And smelling. If you are, unlike me, stuck in a cooking rut and your creepy diet of liquid shakes, roasted almonds and “smelling only,” then grab your apron because we’re going to celebrate Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day on November 8. If curry or wild boar isn’t in your playing field, then lucky you because I’ve got a two-day food festival, held November 8 and 9, to get you back into cooking strike zone. Welcome to the Third Annual Delray Beach Wine and Seafood Festival, where you’re privy to the finest local seafood and vino in town from our favorite restaurants. Along with the wide variety of delectable seafood dishes and fine wines, the Delray Beach Wine and Seafood Festival offers an enticing array of artists and crafters, many of them showcasing Florida coastal designed art and clothing, so you can drink your wine while wearing the finest palm-tree-and-pink-flamingo button-down around. If you’d like to learn a thing or two, grab a ticket for one (or seven) of the wine and food pairing seminars. Schedule the Taste of Sonoma at 12pm on Saturday, compliments of DaDa and Chalk Hill, for $45, or a 3pm date tasting Burgundy, France with Joseph Drouhin and Ziree Thai and Sushi. Best part?

Free admission, leaving you plenty of money so you can get your fish on. The Festival is held along Atlantic Avenue between the Intracoastal and A1A from 11am to 10pm on Saturday and 11am to 7pm on Sunday. Visit www.dbwineandseafood.com or call (561) 278-0424 for more information.

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et’s chase those blues away! November 28 is National Day of Listening and while you could call your bff and let her cry on your shoulder about her recent three pound weight gain and how it’s ruined her dreams of becoming an entertainer on a cruise ship, take her out where there’s loud music instead! Garth Brooks – The Ultimate Tribute is coming to Delray and would like to tug at your heart strings as he woos you into cowboy musical heaven. The Free Friday Concerts at the Pavilion is back in major decibels and brings you free concerts every Friday night through January. The concerts start at 7:30pm and the only thing you’ll need to bring is a blanket, maybe some chairs if you like the finer things in life, and your friends and family because there’s drinks and food trucks galore. If you’re in the mood to party hardy before the end of the month, check out Orange Sunshine on November 7 as they bring you the best of the ‘60s, or Odyssey Road belting out Journey songs on November 14 and Jay Blues Band on November 21. Whatever your music pleasure, your ears are going to get some lucky listening time.

Party on, Garth! The Free Friday Concerts are held at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts Pavilion, located at 51 N. Swinton Ave. Visit www.delraycenterforthearts.org or call (561) 243-7922 for more information.

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Beachcomber Art

By Debbie Brookes, owner

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ebbie Brookes, owner and Creative Director of Beachcomber Art in Delray Beach, FL. comes to Atlantic Ave after seven years of operation In Boynton Beach. “I am so happy to be able to have more space for display and offer something new and unique to the avenue”, Brookes said. Debbie brings a very varied creative background to her business. From the time she was eighteen and for the next twenty five years she owned hair salons in Eastern Pennsylvania. In her free time she started to take clay classes and studied at the Baum School of Art in Allentown, PA. Her husband’s career took her to Sarasota, so she sold her hair business and started to look at new opportunities. While in Sarasota she enrolled in the Ringling School of Art and using her own kiln she concentrated on tile work and decorative pieces in glass mosaic. Another career move took the Brookes family to Southern California. Luckily they lived on the South end of the City of Laguna Beach. Debbie quickly got immersed in the Laguna art scene. She became a student in the arts department of Saddleback College. The last move brought Debbie back to South Florida and the opening of Beachcomber Art. Her pieces are all handmade, personal and reflect the Florida Coastal live style.

Beachcomber Art, 900 E Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach, Fl 33483 561-315-5717

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every wednesday DINNER WITH THE DOC AT SCHRIER FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE – Catered by Anthony’s Coal Fried Pizza. Learn how to stay healthy with NUCCA care every Wednesday of each month at 6:45 pm. Enjoy your free Anthony’s dinner at Schrier Family Chiropractic, 315 NE 2nd Ave., Delray Beach, Fl 33444. RSVP required, limited seating. 561-445-2645 or dr.elanschrier@gmail.com 1,8,15,22,29 “Taste Atlantic Ave” - Savor Our City Culinary Tours – 11am 2pm - 3 hour historical walking food tours in Delray Bch. Include signature tastings from 5-7 stops. $65pp. Evening tour Tues 11/4 5-8pm. “Pineapple Grove” - Thurs 11/20. www.

SavorOurCity.com (800) 9793370.

1-31 Pottery Classes –

Mon-Sat. Cloud House Pottery, “Artist Alley”. Learn how to make pots on the potters wheel. Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced classes. Please call for more information 561) 862-9222

1-30 Shark Feeding – TuesSat - 10:30am, Sun1:30pm- $4 per-person ages 3 and up. 561274-SAND (7263), sandowayhouse.org 1-30 Alligator Feeding –Wed & Sat 1:00pm. $4 perperson ages 3 and up. 561274-SAND (7263), sandowayhouse.org

1-30 Pickleball – $5- Call for times. Delray Beach Community Center 561-243-7250.

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ter 561-243-7356. mydelraybeach.com

1,2 BOXer Shorts 4 – Sat 7pm, Sun 4pm & 7pm. $15 in advance, $18 day of show. A Showcase of All-New Short Plays! Delray Beach Playhouse, 561-272-1281 x4, delraybeachplayhouse.com 1,8,15,22,29 The Writer’s Studio – 10am. Delray Beach Public Library, 561-638-7251

Lew Tabackin – 8pm. Jazz.

Arts Garage, $25-35. 561-4506357, artsgarage.org

1,14,29 Wine Tastings at the Wine Wave – 6 – 8pm.

Price varies by date. The Wine Wave, 561-276-2076, wineontheave@gmail.com 3,10,17,24 Lifelong Learning Community Institute Course – “Controversial Presidents” –2-3:30pm. $50, or One Time Guest Pass $20. Delray Beach Public Library, 561-2660194, delraylibrary.org

5&13 Catch A Rising Star Comedy Club – 8pm; Vintage Gym; $20. 561-243-7922, delrayarts.org

1,8,15,22,29 Delray Beach GreenMarket – 9am-2pmThe GreenMarket is an open air marketplace located at Old School Square Park a half block north of Atlantic Avenue in downtown Delray Beach.

Old School Square Park 50 NE 2nd Ave - delraycra.org/greenmarket

1 3rd Annual Fall Skate & Grind – 3pm. $5 per entry (spectators are free)- Live Music, Prizes, Give-a-ways, Food and Fun! Hobbit Skate Park, 243-7158 1 ,7,8,14,15,21 ,22,28,29 Sunset or Dinner Cruise – 6-8pm. Sunset -$24, Dinner - $42. Delray Yacht Cruises, 561-243-0686, delraybeachcruises.com 1 Arts Garage Presents

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Legend’s Tour! Tickets at Walgreens $10 per person/per day, $15 on the day of. thelegendstour.com

6,7,8,13,14,15 Rumpelstiltskin – Puppetry Arts Center. Weekdays at 10:30am; Sat 2pm. $6.50. 561-243-4330, puppetcenter.org

6,7,14,19 Book Signing – 7pm. Murder on the Beach Mystery Bookstore Pineapple Grove - 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com

7 Art Walk in Downtown Delray – 6-9pm - Stroll throughout downtown Delray Beach at over 14 Fine Art Galleries in Pineapple Grove and along Atlantic Ave. 561-2431077

7 Orange Sunshine (60’s Covers) – 7:30pm Free Friday Concerts at Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Outdoor Pavilion. delrayarts.org

5-26 100ft. Christmas Tree Build – Mon-Fri 9am-2pm.

Building the Tree is a monthlong community event that brings together people of all ages and all walks of life. Old School Square grounds. 561666-9977

6&20 Steel Drum Cruise – 6-8pm. $25 & includes a 2-hour sunset cruise with live entertainment. Delray Yacht Cruises, 561-243-0686, delraybeachcruises.com

6-8 Girls Night: The Musical – 8pm, Crest Theatre. $40.

This touching and hilarious ‘tell-it-like-it-is’ musical takes audiences on a journey into the lives of a group of female friends. Delray Beach Center for the Arts 561-243-7922, delrayarts.org 6-9 The LPGA Legends Tour – Join us at the Seagate Country Club for this year’s LPGA

7 The Legacy of Japan’s Historical Cabinetry – Talk by David Jackson. 7:15pm, museum doors open 6pm. $10 ($7 for members); advance ticket purchase required. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, 561-495-0233, morikami.org 7-9,12-Dec14 “PIAF” – Pam Gems extraordinary Broadway musical vividly captures the glamour & squalor, the rise & fall of the complex, fragile, and enigmatic performer Edith Piaf.

Delray Square Arts, 561-8800319, delraysquarearts.com

7-30 Arts Garage Presents The How and the Why – 8pm $30-45. Wed-Fri 7:30pm, Sat & Sun 2pm. Theatre. Arts Garage, 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org 8 Family Fun Days at the Morikami: Origami at Yamato-kan – 12pm – 3pm. Free with paid museum admission.

561-495-0233, morikami.org

8 Arts Garage Presents Frank Vignola – 8pm $2545. Jazz. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org 8 Ride and Remember Trolley – 10am-12pm- $20.

Spady Museum. When you board the “Ride & Remember” Trolley Tour, the history of Delray Beach comes alive! spadymuseum.com

8 Magic and Comedy – 8pm. The Amazing Mr A hosts an evening of adult comedy and magic with guest magicians. $6.50- Puppetry Arts Center, 561-243-4330, puppetcenter.org

8&9 3rd Annual Delray Beach Wine & Seafood Festival – Now in its third year the 2014 Delray Beach Wine & Seafood Festival offers visitors the opportunity to stroll the palm tree lined streets of Delray while enjoying a great glass of wine or a plate of delectable seafood.

Atlantic Ave east of the intracoastal waterway. -561-2780424, dbwineandseafood.com

11 Veterans Day Parade – VFW Post 4141 Ceremony at Veterans Park 9:30, 10:00Parade From Veteran’s Park to Old School Square Park. The City of Delray Beach is proud to pay tribute to the dedicated men and women who have served in the armed forces.

561- 243-7190 12 Tikotin, A Life Devoted to Japanese Art – 7pm. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in collaboration with the Donald M. Ephraim Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival and Mandel JCC present the film.

561-495-0233, morikami.org

13 Chamber of Commerce Contacts & Cocktails – 5:15pm-7pm at Colony Hotel & Cabana Club, Oceanside! $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Nonmembers $20. 561-278-0424, patty@delraybeach.com

14 Senior Field Trip – 9am5pm.Hardrock Casino-get in the game and then have some lunch. Fee includes transportation and lunch. $10. Ages 50+, Veterans Park, 243-7350

HAPPENINGS HAP 14 Volunteer Delray – 5-7pm. Perfect way to meet local nonprofits, learn about volunteer opportunities and discover potential Board of Director openings. The Pavilion at Delray Beach Center for the Arts/ Old School Square Park.

561-278-0424, lynn@delraybeach.com 14 Odyssey Road (Journey Covers) – 7:30pm Free Friday Concerts at Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Outdoor Pavilion. delrayarts.org

14-16 The Nutcracker – $22. Guest production by Dance Theater of Florida. Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Crest Theatre. 561-2437922x1, delrayarts.org

15 2nd Annual Delray Surf Festival – 10am -5pm. All Surfers welcome.

This local surfing contest takes place on the south end of Delray Beach. James Scala 561-243-7352, facebook. com/delraysurffestival 15 Arts Garage Presents Allan Harris Quartet – 8pm $25-45. Jazz. Arts Garage, 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org

15 Demonstrations of Sado: The Way of Tea – Noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm. $5 with paid museum admission. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, morikami.org

15&16 Artists in the Park – 10am-4:30pm. Delray Art League outdoor show at Veteran’s Park. delrayartleague.com

16 Book Club – 3 pm. The Sunday Sleuths book club will discuss Girl Missing by Tess Gerritsen $9.99. Murder on the Beach Mystery Bookstore, 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com

16 Arts Garage Presents Tracy Grammer – 8pm $2535. Folk. Arts Garage, 561-4506357, artsgarage.org

18 Music and Art in the Park – 6-8pm-Free. Bring your family and friends out to the Veterans Park Gazebo. 561243-7350, murrell@mydelraybeach.com

19 L2: Learn - Lead™ Broadcast – 9am-1pm. Leadership Expert John C. Maxwell- L2: Learn – Lead is the new simulcast event designed to breathe new life into leadership through world-class speakers – in a convenient, half-day format. Broadcast taking place at Delray Beach Center for the Arts/Crest Theatre, 561-8800320, apexempowerment.com

20 Artists Alley Open Studios – 6-9pm - Pineapple Grove Arts District between NE 3rd & 4th Streets, east of 3rd Ave, west of RR tracks. artistsalleydelray.com 20-22 Art and Craft Show by the Southern Handcraft Society – Thurs & Fri 9am-9pm, Sat 9am-2pm. Our 22nd annual juried art and craft show will again be held at the Vintage Gymnasium at Delray Beach Center for the Arts (Old School Square). Free. mhincken@gmail.com

21-23 Chris Evert / Raymond James Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic – Hosted at the Delray Beach Tennis Center, this multi-day event features two days of Pro-Celebrity Tennis. 561-394-2400, chrisevert.org

21 Best Bite On The Ave – $5. 10 local restaurants will compete for the coveted title of Best Bite on the Ave by offering free samples from their menu.

Crane’s BeachHouse Hotel & Tiki Bar 561-278-1700, cranesbeachhouse.com 21 Jay Blues Band (Blues) – 7:30pm Free Friday Concerts at Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Outdoor Pavilion. delrayarts.org 21-23 Atlantic City Boys –

$45. Four dynamic, lead singers perform 1960’s-style rock & roll harmonies in a fully produced stage show with live band. Crest Theatre at Delray Beach Center for the Arts. 561243-7922x1, delrayarts.org

22 Delray Beach Turkey Trot 5K Run and Walk – Registration 6 am; Race 7:30 am. Proceeds from the Turkey Trot will benefit the “Keith Straghn Feed the Hungry Thanksgiving Drive”. Anchor Park, 561-243-7277, beardsleyd@mydelraybeach.com 22 Help a Neighbor Makeover Project (Paint-athon) – Habitat for Humanity of SPBC. Delray Beach. We will help paint at least 25 homes.

561-819-6070, habitatsouthpalmbeach.org

22 & Dec 6 Introductory Japanese Language Intensive Workshop I – 2-day workshop: 1-5pm. $80 -advance registration required.

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, 561-495-0233, morikami.org

24 Free Turkey Give-a-way – 6pm until the turkeys run out!. Join us for our annual turkey give-a-way. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE, *ONE turkey per address/household* Driver’s License must be provided upon receiving a turkey. “505” Teen Center, Danielle Pearson or Tony Chin, 243-7158

25 Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce Annual Legislative Luncheon – 11:30am-1pm - Panel discussion and Q & A session with members of the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation. $25, $35 future members. 561278-0424, delraybeach.com

25,26,28,29 Gobbling Good Time – Uncle Willy’s unique

blend of puppets, ventriloquism, magic, music, comedy, and audience participation.

Weekdays 10:30am; Sat 2pm. $6.50. 561-243-4330, puppetcenter.org

26 Multi-Cultural Feast – 6pm. Join us for a cuisine from multiple cultures to celebrate the diversity of America. Members free ($2 guest pass fee)“505” Teen Center, 243-7158 28 Garth Brooks Tribute – 7:30pm. Free Friday Concerts at the Pavilion Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Outdoor Pavilion. 561-243-7922, delrayarts.org

29-30 15th Annual DownDelray Beach town Thanksgiving Weekend Art Festival – 10am - 5pm.

4th Ave & Atlantic Ave in Downtown Delray Beach, FL. Presented by Howard Alan Events.

Free to the Public. 561-2431077, downtowndelarybeach. com/parking

29 Small Business Saturday in Downtown Delray Beach – Join the movement and Shop Small in Downtown Delray Beach supporting the over 400 boutiques, salons, spas, galleries and restaurants.

561-243-1077, downtowndelraybeach.com/promotions

29 Arts Garage Presents Drew Tucker – 8pm $25-35.

Jazz. Drew is a vibraphonist, studio drummer and clinician.

Arts Garage, 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org

29-Dec 14 Over The River And Through The Woods – $30. A Comedy by Joe DiPietro.

Call for times. Delray Beach Playhouse. 561-272-1281 x4, delraybeachplayhouse.com

Exhibits:

1-15 Florida Watercolor Society 43rd Annual Exhibition – Tues-Sun, 10am– 4:30pm; $5; children under 6 free. This juried exhibition includes nearly 100 outstanding works in watercolor created by top Florida artists. Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Cornell Museum of Art. 561-2437922, delrayarts.org 1-16 From the Borough to the Beach: BrooklynBased Art – Tues-Sun, 10 am – 4:30 pm; closed Mon and major holidays. $5; children under 6 free. The Cornell Museum is dedicating an entire gallery to the works of three exciting Brooklyn-based artists. Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Cornell Museum of Art, 561-2437922, delrayarts.org

1–Dec 5 The Blueprint Gallery at Milagro Center – Mon-Fri. 10am-6pm. Milagro Center celebrates its Gallery Grand Opening exhibit which displays the talents of Milagro Center’s own artists and teachers Alan Burgess, Anna Girgis, and Stephen Backhus and local Delray Beach Artist Alley artists Steve Blackwood, Susan Romaine, and Bob Schmidt.

695 Auburn Avenue, 561-2792970, milagrocenter.org 1-Dec 6 Pure Silk – Art Exhibit by Stan Silk at the Delray Beach Public Library, 561-2660194, delraylibrary.org

1–Jan 18, 2015 Japanese Design for the Senses: Beauty, Form, and Function – Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, 561-4950233, morikami.org

28-Mar 8, 2015 Language Art – Tues-Sun, 10 am – 4:30 pm; closed Mon & major holidays. $5; children under 6 free.

Art that explores emotional, social and other themes through the use of text in the image provides another dimension for interpretation and conversation.

Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Cornell Museum of Art. 561-243-7922, delrayarts.org

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Chiropractic Neurology.

Pain relief at the source.

Dr. Travis Lamperski, Chiropractic Physician

Dr. John Conde, Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist

To learn more please visit us at: www.thecondecenter.com email: info@thecondecenter.com or call: (561) 330-6096

Chiropractic neurology is based upon the understanding that the nervous and musculoskeletal systems are intimately related. The Conde Center integrates traditional chiropractic care with highly advanced neurological rehabilitation procedures to create custom treatment solutions for each patient that seamlessly transitions them from pain to wellness.

Contact The Conde Center and begin your journey to better health today!

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Seen Around Town and Elsewhere…

Steve Michael at Spot Coffee, Bob Levinson celebrating his new book release at Arturo’s, Fran Marincola, Ann Driscoll, Jimmy Steinhauser, Jerry Kay, Kim Thomas celebrating Fran’s birthday at Caffe Luna Rosa, Ryan Lynch and kids at Plastridge Insurance, Jim Chard and Terra Spero at Christina’s, Scott Porten, Bob Currie, Bob Victorin, Tom Laudani at Luna Rosa, Mitch Katz enjoying Tabanero Hot Sauce at City Oyster, Jeremy Office at Delray Center for the Arts, Mark Sauer at Brule, Tom Spero at Derek Jeter’s last game at Yankee Stadium, Howard Cohn at Cafe Martier, Avi Greenbaum, Julie Young, Jen Hebrock at Sundy House, Diane Colonna at the David Bowie exhibit, Jeff Nann at Trader Joe’s, Scott Savodnik at Dover raceway, Loren Rubinstein and Olivia Gray in Tropic Isles, Dan Castrillon, Pam and Chuck Halberg, Joe Peccia, Ian Salzman, Dan Kane, CFO Jeff Atwater and Priscilla Taylor at FAU stadium, Ron Gilinsky at Papas Tapas, Irene Revelas at Third and

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Palm Beach Poetry Festival Launches 11Th Annual Poetry Contest For Local High School Students

Susan Williamson, Director of the Palm Beach Poetry Festival, and Blaise Allen, Ph.D., the Festival’s Director of Community Outreach, have recently launched the nonprofit organization’s annual High School Poetry Contest, which is co-sponsored by the Delray Beach Center for the Arts.

Between now and December 1, any Palm Beach County public or private high school student can submit one original poem (30 lines maximum) for consideration.

The winning poet will receive $100 and a pair of tickets to the 11th annual Palm Beach Poetry Festival, which will be held next January 19-

24 at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts. The upcoming Festival will offer readings and talks by 13 of America’s most engaging and award-winning poets, including Dana Gioia, former Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts.

The judge for the annual High School Poetry Contest will once again be Dr. Jeff Morgan of Lynn University’s Department of English.

Original poems should be submitted by email before December 1 to: PBPF1@aol.com. For contest rules, please visit www.palmbeachpoetryfestival.org/other/hs_contest.

In addition, local students are invited to attend The Palm Beach Poetry Festival Annual High School Performance Poetry Project, featuring poets Malcolm London and Rachel McKibbens, on Friday, January 23 at 10:15 a.m. at Spanish River High Auditorium, and 1 p.m. at Wellington High Auditorium. There will be no charge for these events.

Students may attend either performance but must obtain permissions and transportation. To reserve seats for students, please contact blaise@ palmbeachpoetryfestival.org.

Together let’s create a plan for your business and the future of those who help it grow.

Look after your business so it looks after you.

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Crazy time at Halloween Horror night at Universal Studios with Dr. Lawrence Weinstein, Matt Weinstein, Jenni Faigenblat, Ruben Felhandler, Drew Carmichael, Todd Kinsler and Rachael Kinsler

Travelin’ Along. Josh and Harriet Kalin and the Atlantic Ave Magazine on their way north with the Auto Train

Delray Beach resident Vera Ferrara on the South Lawn of The White House with the Atlantic Ave Magazine. Photo by husband Charles Ferrara

Joe Gillie, CEO of Delray Center for the Arts, Todd L’Herrou, COO of Delray Beach Chamber, Alyona Ushe, Executive Director Arts Garage and former Mayor David Schmidt in Miyazu, Japan, Delray’s Sister City

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entertainment ║ gotta see

Gotta See

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ovember begins with an “Interstellar” blast into outer space on November 7.

Matthew McConaughey stars as Cooper, an ordinary dad who is forced to be the hero and save the human race in “Interstellar.” The slogan for this Christopher Nolan sci-fi adventure is, “Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here.”

Along on a ride through a woven hole to another dimension are Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Caine and Bill Irwin.

“Big Hero 6” looks like a big, white marshmallow blob in this Walt Disney

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computer-generated animated film, directed by Jon Hall (“Winnie the Pooh”).

Actually Hero 6 is a robot created by a smart kid out to save the world. The setting is the fictional city of San Fransokyo and voices are provided by Maya Rudolph, James Cromwell, Damon Wayans, T.J. Miller and Jamie Chung.

Earlier this year it was “Annabelle;” a creepy doll. Now we have “Jessabelle” for horror film enthusiasts. Sarah Snook (“Sleeping Beauty”) is Jessie, a girl who endures a horrific Louisiana car wreck and goes home, only to encounter a tormented spirit up to no good in a script written by Robert Ben Garant (“Night at the Museum”) and directed by Kevin Greutert (“Saw 3-D” and IV).

November 14 How about a good cry? Novelist Nicholas Sparks (“The Notebook”) is at it again with the romance “The Best of Me” adapted for the screen by director Michael Hoffman and a couple others.

Michele Monaghan and James Marsden star as high school sweethearts Amanda Collier and Dawson Cole, reunited in their home town (New Orleans) twenty years after they broke up. Their younger selves are played by Liana Liberato and Luke Bracey.

Even the title is dumb. Writer-directs Bobby and Peter Farrelly bring back dim bulbs Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey) and Harry Dunne (Jeff Daniels) in “Dumb and Dumber To.” The story is set 20 years after the first one and has one of the guys looking for his lost child. Kathleen Turner co-stars, with Jennifer Lawrence playing her younger self. Also featured are Brady Bluhm, Rob Riggle and Rachel Melvin.

Bennett Miller (“Moneyball”) directs the truth-based story “Foxcatcher,” which tells the story of Olympic Gold Medal wrestler Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum), his older brother Dave (Mark Ruffalo) and eccentric billionaire John du Pont (Steve Carrell), who tries to coach the team for the 1988 Seoul Olympics, with disastrous results. Vanessa Redgrave plays du Pont’s disapproving mother Jean du Pont. Anthony Michael

Hall and Sienna Miller are featured.

“Beyond the Lights” tells the story of the latest music superstar, Nori Jean (Gugu Mbatha-Raw, star of “Belle”), and Kaz Nicol (Nate Parker), the young cop assigned to her protection. Minnie Driver is Macy Jean and Danny Glover is Capt. David Nicol. Gina Prince-Bythewood (“The Secret of Bees”) directs.

TV personality Jon Stewart (“The Daily Show”) co-wrote, directs and produced “Rosewater,” based on the book

by Maziar Bahari, a reporter who was imprisoned in Iran in 2009 and endured severe interrogation and torture. Bahari is played by Gael Garcia Bernal and others are Shohreh Aghdashloo, Kim Bodnia and Golshifteh Farahani.

November 21 OK kids, here is the one you have been waiting for: Part Two of “Hunger Games: Catching Fire,” aka “Hunger Games: Mockingjay.” Jennifer Lawrence returns as heroic archer Katniss Everdeen and Josh Hutcherson as her friend Peeta Mellark. Katniss has survived two of the brutal Hunger Games of District 12, but President Snow (Donald Sutherland) warns no one is safe. Also returning are Liam Hemsworth, Jenna Malone and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman as Plutarch Heavensbee.

November 26 Are there penguins on the African island of Madagascar? There are now, with the computer-animated sequel “The Penguins of Madagascar.” Plucky penguins Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private join forces with the North Wind spy organization, led by Agent Classified (voice of Benedict Cumberbatch) to stop the evil Octavius Brine (voice of John Malkovich) from taking over the world.

Just about everyone has had a horrible boss, so it comes as no surprise we have “Horrible Bosses 2” written and directed

by Sean Anders (“Dumb and Dumber To”).

Nick Hendricks (Jason Bateman), Dale Arbus (Charlie Day) and Kurt Buckman (Jason Sudeikis) have decided to go into business for themselves, but a crafty investor pulls the rug out from their scheme so they decide to kidnap his son and hold him for ransom. Sounds reasonable. Big names include Jennifer Anniston, Chris Pine, Christoph Waltz, Kevin Spacey and Jamie Foxx as Dean “MF” Jones.

“Before You Give Up, Do This…”

And you’ll be surprised how simple it is…

Dear Friend,

For the last 3 years, people from Delray Beach and the surrounding areas have come to see me with:

Some people come to my office and tell me they’ve “tried everything.” They come to me ready to give up.

• Headaches/Migraines • Restless leg syndrome • Chronic fatigue • Neck Pain • Shoulder/Arm Pain • Backaches • Numbness In Limbs • Athletic Injuries just to name a few…

That’s right, four out of five people who show up in my office have taken “every” test, wound up with huge medical bills, and are still no better off. Often, they’ve been subjected to medications that have only served to temporarily mask symptoms. But, that’s not what most people are looking for.

treatment that is performed within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, or reduced fee examination, or treatment.).

Great care at a great fee…Please, I hope that there’s no misunderstanding about quality of care just because I have a lower exam fee.

You’ll get great care at a great fee. I’ve been helping your neighbors here in Delray Beach for three years now. I have the low exam fee to help more people who need care.

Health (or the lack of it) very often has simple causes, and very reasonable corrections. That’s what I’m going to tell you about. But, before I tell you more, let me tell you something about me.

Here’s my story…

“At the time, I’m an active, happy ten year old, and life is good. But then, it happens… I develop a painful type of headache known as ‘migraines.’ In my case it comes on suddenly. On a weekly basis I’m getting at least one migraine with pain so bad I have to go in a dark room, with no sounds, and pray when I wake up the pain is gone. The throbbing pain sometimes is so bad I can’t even think. I’m afraid I’ll do badly in school, be unable to do sports, and lose friends if the disability continues. After trying medication (one of the only options, according to the doctor) my parents and I decide against it. But, there’s more…

A family friend convinces my family and me to give his doctor a try. This new doctor does an exam, takes some films, and then ‘corrects’ my spine (he tells me there’s nerve pressure on my neck going to my head). The correction doesn’t hurt, it actually feels good. I get relief, and shortly afterwards, my migraines disappear. Oh, did I mention this doctor is a chiropractor? Chiropractic works so well for me, and I’m so impressed with the other ‘miracles’ I see in his office, I eventually go to chiropractic school myself. And that’s how it happened!”

Let me tell you about Natalia, my girlfriend.

For 5 years, she suffered with bad low back pain and restless pain in her legs at night.

Since she was a nurse she saw specialists who ordered tests. They put her on powerful medications yet she still suffered. At age 28, after suffering for years, she started chiropractic care here, and the pain in her legs is now only a rarity, and she has no low back pain at all.

Here’s some of your neighbors success stories: “I am feeling better on so many levels. I went in because of some back pain and after my treatments I found my general health improving as well! I’m very happy with the care I am receiving from Dr. Elan!”

(Joe Gillie, Delray Beach, FL) “This is the best thing I have ever done for my body!” (Rosanne Patsy, Delray Beach, FL) Exciting Offer - Look, I know you’re smart. You want to get to the cause of your problems, and not just cover them up with drugs. When you are one of the first 20 people to call and schedule a new patient exam (before December 17th, 2014) you’ll receive the entire exam for $27. That includes xrays, paraspinal thermal imaging, postural analysis… and there are no hidden fees. But, call right away because we expect to be flooded with calls as this exam normally costs $170. Again, there’s only 20 of these slots, so don’t miss out. (The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed for any other service, examination, or

(Ava, Franklin, and Dr. Elan) My assistant is Pam and she is a really great person. Our office is both friendly and warm and we try our best to make you feel at home. We have a wonderful service, at an exceptional fee!

Our office is called Schrier Family Chiropractic and it is at 315 N.E 2nd Ave., (located in Pineapple Grove). Our phone number is 561-445-2648.

Call Pam or me today for an appointment. We can help. Thank you.

-Elan Schrier, D.C. P.S. Of course, all people respond differently to care, and no doctor can (or should) guarantee a successful outcome. But, if you’ve tried everything except chiropractic, don’t give up yet!

P.P.S. When accompanied by the first, I am also offering the second family member this same examination for only $17.

entertainment ║ gotta HEAR

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November 1 Ring in November with a classical violin concert with virtuoso Joshua Bell, in a recital program at 8pm Saturday, November 1st in the main AuRene Theater of Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale. American Idol winner David Cook sings at 8:30pm November 1st in the smaller Amaturo Theatre. Tickets are $35-$75. Call TicketMaster at 800-745-3000.

November 2 The “Last Comic Standing Tour” hits Kravis Center in West Palm Beach at 8pm Sunday, November 2. Tickets are $15 and up. Call 800-572-8471 or go to www.kravis.org.

November 3 Lynn University, Boca Raton, launches its 2014-2015 series of Jan McArt’s New Play Readings at 7:30pm Monday, November 3 in the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center. The first play is a new one by Tony Finstrom: “East Hampton, Last Summer,” starring Jan McArt and directed by Wayne Rudisill. Tickets are just $10 each or $30 for the series. Call 561-237-9000 or go to www.events.lynn.edu.

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November 7 Delray Square Performing Arts presents “Piaf,” starring Pam Gems. Previews are November 7-9 and the show runs November 12 to December 15. Individual tickets are $37.50 or $90 for the three-show season, with group discounts offered. Shows are 8 p.m.

Wednesday-Saturday and 2pm Sunday.

Call 561-880-0319 or visit www.DelraySquareArts.com.

November 8 “Diavolo-Architecture in Motion” reinvents dance and re-images theater in performance at 8pm

Friday November 8 at Kravis Center.

Tickets start at $25 and only Orchestra and Grand Tier sections are available.

Steve Caras gives a pre-show lecture at 6:45pm. The show will also be performed at the Broward Center at 11am and 8pm November 5. Call 800-5728471 or go to www.kravis.org.

Young Friends of Kravis Center present their 22nd annual “Kravis Royale: Cha Cha Ching Party” at 6:30pm Saturday, November 8. Gourmet food from fine restaurants, table games and live Latin music and dancing are featured. Tickets are $60 general admission and $50 Kravis members, to benefit Students and Teachers Arts Resource (STAR). Call 800-572-8471 or go to www.kravis.org.

November 9 Heart, featuring the dynamic duo of sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, performs at 7:30pm Sunday, November 9 at Seminole Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. Tickets are $34 to $74. Call 800745-3000 or visit www.myhrl.com.

Circus acts and classical music combine when the Symphony of the Americas presents “The Magic of Cirque de la Symphonie” at 2pm November 9 and 8:15pm November 11 at Broward Center. There is a 7:45pm pre-concert wine-tasking at the November 11. Tickets are $62-$85. Call 800-745-3000.

November 11 Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” runs November 11-16 at Kravis Center for the Kravis on Broadway series. Tickets start at $25. Call 800-572-8471.

November 14 British guitarist Robin Trower was with Procul Harem for their first five albums, then he went out on his own.

Trower is now 69. He will be joined by Richard Watts on bass and vocals and Chris Taggart on drums in concert at 8pm Friday November 14 at Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale. Tickets are $37.50 to $57.50 at TicketMaster.

Call 800-745-3000.

Comedian Amy Schumer does her stand-up act at 8:30pm November 15 at Seminole hard Rock Live. Tickets

are $39 and $49. Call 800-745-3000 or go to www.myhrl.com.

November 15 Two-time Grammy Award-winning rock and soul singer Patti LaBelle performs at 8pm November 15 in the Au-Rene Theater of Broward Center.

Tickets are $39.50-$100 with Club Level tickets at $139.50. Call 800745-3000.

Broadway legend Chita Rivera plays a one-night stand benefit concert at 8pm November 15 at Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Tickets for the concert, which celebrates the actress-singer’s 80th birthday, are $75 and up. Call 561-9726124 or go to www.jupitertheatre.org.

November 19 A Broadway touring version of “Phantom of the Opera” opens Wednesday, November 19 and runs through November 30 in the Au-Rene Theatre of Broward Center. Tickets start at $34.75 and go up to Club Level seats at $149.75. Call 800-745-3000.

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November 29 For something completely different, “Mystical Arts of Tibet: Sacred Music Sacred Dance” comes to Broward Center at 7:30pm Saturday, November 29. The Loseling Monks perform music believed conductive to world healing.

Tickets are $49. Call 800-745-3000.

November 30 November wraps with Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour 2014 at 8pm Sunday, November 30 at Kravis Center. Guests are Jonathan Butler, Christopher Cross and Maysa. Tickets start at $20. Call 800-572-8471.

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health & beauty ║ pain relief

Shoulder Pain: A Neurological Approach

By Dr. Travis Lamperski

Most people think that when an individual is suffering from any joint pain they are an athlete or older adult. But when it comes to the shoulder joint anyone is at risk. Approximately 7.5 million people each year visited their doctor with shoulder pain. In fact, shoulders are the most common injured joints in the body.

Traumatic injuries, arthritis, poor muscle tone and inflammation in and around joints are common problems in adults, often causing severe pain, discomfort and immobility. Most often acute and chronic shoulder injuries involve the muscles, ligaments and tendon that support and move the shoulder rather than the bone itself. The unique and complex design of the shoulder joint provides a great degree of mobility, however; for increased mobility, stability is sacrificed. From a bony support perspective the shoulder is essentially unstable making it more susceptible to injuries like sprain and strains and degeneration.

It is also highly researched that brainstem reflexes govern muscle tone in our bodies and play a role in chronic and repetitive injuries. Often times, dysfunction can occur within these reflexes leading to poor tone to the muscles of the rotator cuff. This lack of muscle tone leaves an individual more susceptible to injuries and instability. Genetics, environmental aspects, previous traumas and lifestyle choices can facilitate and sustain this dysfunction.

Common Rotator Cuff Injuries

Odds are that when you’re suffering from shoulder pain someone you know will say “it’s your rotator cuff” and most of the time they are correct. The rotator cuff is composed of four small muscles that are positioned around the shoulder and are responsible for moving and stabilizing the shoulder joint.

Injuries to the rotator cuff muscles are by far the most common cause of shoulder pain and disability in adults. Tendonitis, tears and impingement syndrome are a few conditions that can affect the rotator cuff.

Tendonitis/Impingement Syndrome Tendonitis and impingement syndromes can cause pain in multiple locations in the shoulder.

The pain is produced from irritation (rubbing) and inflammation to the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles. Often times an individual will experience mild to severe pain when the arm is raised over the head, out to the side of the body or when an individual places their hand in their pocket, localized swelling may also be present in some cases. Most patients complain that the pain makes it difficult for them to sleep, especially when they roll onto the affected shoulder. When impingement syndromes are not treated medically, repetitive irritation to the tendon may result in a tearing of the tendon or muscle.

Rotator Cuff Tear Rotator cuff tears occur suddenly due to high force direct trauma to the shoulder, a fall onto an outstretched hand and heavy lifting or pulling activities, but more often they develop over time due to repetitive or prolonged activities placing strain on the rotator cuff muscles. This repetitive strain over time creates micro tears within the belly of the muscle or ligaments causing pain and at times leading to weakness and inability to use the arm for normal daily activities, in general, the larger the tear the 44 November 2014 | www.AtlanticAveMagazine.com

more weakness it causes. A completely ruptured rotator cuff tendon makes it impossible for an individual to move their arm through normal ranges of motion or lift anything without assistance.

Treatment Treating shoulder injuries depends entirely on the cause of the problem. A thorough orthopedic and neurological examination is very important when diagnosing any shoulder issue because most of these injuries will respond very well to conservative (non-operative) management. The first goal with any care is to decrease pain and inflammation.

High powered laser therapy is designed to create an optimal healing environment that reduces inflammation, swelling, muscle spasms and pain. Performing injury specific therapeutic exercises can make the difference between a properly rehabbed shoulder verses one that can develop biomechanical flaws later on in life. Utilizing cutting-edge neurological rehabilitative exercises such as onesided chiropractic adjustments and muscle specific fast stretching are essential. Neurological cognitive exercises and specific brain activation utilizing sound, light, touch, vibration and oculomotor exercises can help with establishing proper muscle tone within the body making you less susceptible to injuries and creating a more accurate body image.

Dr. Travis Lamperski is a Board Certified Chiropractic Physician with The Conde Center for Chiropractic Neurology. He is currently working towards his post-doctorate diplomate in the field of Chiropractic Neurology. Our office provides specialized care for difficult cases of back-neck pain, numbness-tingling, vertigo-dizziness balance disorders, fibromyalgia, migraines, AD/HD, autism, and dyslexia. Our office is located at the Atlantic Grove in Delray Beach, FL and can be reached at (561) 330-6096, drlamperski@thecondecenter. com and at www.thecondecenter.com.

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Peptides

The Anti-Aging Breakthrough in Skincare Products

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By Thomas C. Balshi, MD

Many skincare products use peptides to treat wrinkles. But what are peptides? And do they actually make you look younger?

Peptides remain a buzz word in the world of anti-aging skincare due to their performance and their ability to be used by all skin types without causing irritation or sensitivity.

They continue to evolve and have developed a cult following along the way based on their results.

It all boils down to COLLAGEN and ELASTIN. Skin is made up mostly of collagen; it is the structural protein that gives skin its support and thickness. In fact, collagen makes up for 30% of the whole body’s protein content.

Young people have lots of collagen and elastic smooth skin. In contrast, older people have much less collagen and thinner, more wrinkled skin. Collagen is a protein and it is made up of three long chains of amino acids strung together, like links of a chain. When it is broken down, short segments of 3-5 amino acids form, called peptides.

The role peptides play in the body is an essential one. Aside from water, peptides are the most abundant molecule in the body. Proteins and peptides do more than strengthen the body; they are essential to every organism and are required for nearly every process within cells.

Here are several ways that peptides work to improve wrinkles and preserve youth: 1. Peptides Signal the Skin to Make More Collagen The most popular peptide for cosmetic use is palmitoylpentapeptide (Matrixyl). “Matrixyl“ brought all the excitement to the cosmetic world several years ago when the NIH --National Institute of Health backed research on the ingredient “Matrixyl” (palmitoyl pentapeptide-3), which in the laboratory demonstrated its impressive ability to stimulate NEW collagen production in skin. Yes!! Sci-

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entific proof including research presented at the World Congress of Dermatology in Paris France, attested that “Matrixyl”produced substantial improvements in wrinkle appearance more quickly than retinol and without causing irritation.

2. Neuropeptides Act like Botox Some peptides act to block transmission of signals from nerves to facial muscles, like the mechanism behind the action of Botox. According to research, studies of a specific peptide called Argireline (acetyl hexapeptide-3) showed in the laboratory that it can produce a mild, Botox-like effect, inhibiting the release of neurotransmitters that keep facial muscles from forming wrinkles and creating smoother softer skin.

3. Peptides Reduce Inflammation and Destruction of Collagen By reducing inflammation, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 and palmitoyloligiopeptide have been shown to reduce the cumulative amount of damage that occurs following exposure to UV light, pollution, internal stress, and other pro-inflammatory factors, therefore protecting natural collagen. Peptides are used for natural healing and regeneration of skin and to help remove damaged collagen. By protecting the integrity of elastin & collagen bundles, and minimizing the impact of free radical damage, these powerful peptides work to improve skin firmness and elasticity.

4. Peptides Act Like Growth Factor Some peptide formulations act like human growth factors, stimulating skin cells to make a quicker turnover, much like young skin.

Nonapeptide-1 is a human growth factor peptide, derived from the melanocyte-stimulat-

ing-hormone. It blocks melanin synthesis and reduces the formation of unwanted pigmentation, allowing control over skin tone and preventing age spots.

The cosmetic market place has become inundated with new peptide creams, but buyers should beware. The high cost of peptide creams does not guarantee the right combination of peptides or concentrations high enough to meet consumer expectations. A board certified dermatologist is a more trustworthy source for peptide products than the cosmetic counter in a department store. Our skin is a crucial part of our healthy make-up; shouldn’t we put it in the doctor’s hands?

Thomas C. Balshi, M.D., P.A. Board Certified Dermatology - ABPS Board Certified Internal Medicine - ABMS 2605 W Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach, FL 561-272-6000 www.southFLderm.com

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Beauty is in the Water

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By Kristin Heather

Mirroring the scale of the Earth in our tiny bodies, we are made up of 79% water. We are water: it fuels our life, our health, and the planet we live on. Yet, respect for the power of water is not always apparent.

We hear often: “drink more water for gorgeous skin,” and sure there are a host of reasons why water is great for the skin. It helps the full spectrum of detoxification in the body.

It hydrates the cells, crucial for the skin to look young and healthy. But, what about the water we drink and use to wash our bodies and our face? We are water, and if we want to be beautiful, the water in us needs to be beautiful.

Dr. Masura Emoto is a world-renowned researcher who studies the messages in water.

His research is scientific proof of the power of words and intention. By using technology called Magnetic Resonance Analyzer (MRA), he was able to imprint water with specific vibrations that could be used to actually heal imbalances in the body. After years of research, and little support for his initial theories, he was able to crystallize water and record its physical state in photographs.

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world. He found that by exposing water to an image, a word, a thought, or music, the molecular structure of the water changed. He proved this by freezing the water drop after it was exposed and photographing the ice crystal that formed.

Beautiful words, pictures, or music created beautiful crystals, while mean-spirited, negative words, images, or thoughts created malformed or misshapen crystals. Dr. Emoto introduced the acclaimed realization that water not only reflects the physical world around it, but also reflects the consciousness of the beings surrounding it.

“Any living creature is made of water, says Dr. Emoto, so positive thoughts can make any related things positive and harmonized.”

I hear so often women talking about themselves, their bodies, and their skin with negative words. So frequently, I hear a pimple or a wrinkle prompt the words “I am disgusting.”

Dr. Emoto’s research teaches us of the power

these words actually have. If you are saying you are disgusting, the actual molecules in the water that make up 79% of you will be disfigured; you will be an expression of your malformed words and thoughts.

And, we can take this a step further. Think about the affect the music you listen to, the words that other people say to you and around you, the thoughts that you have about yourself and your body. Everything has an effect, as you are an expression of the water inside of you and its beauty, the same way the frozen crystal is an expression of the thought, the music, or the words it is exposed to.

The water we drink, that we use to wash our face is so important. Tap water, according to Dr. Emoto’s research, never shows beautiful crystals. And neither does the water that runs in pipes close to cities. Dr. Emoto’s research reveals that the water we use and drink every day is often not in line with the authentic beauty of nature, and therefore, not in support of the natural beauty of our body and skin.

Think of water as another skin care product. Use only the purest form available and infuse it with the positivity that you seek in your life. And furthermore, respect the water that you are made of, knowing that the words and thoughts that you use to refer to yourself and others have a great effect on your outward expression and physical appearance.

As a forerunner in modern skin care services and anti-aging, Kristin founded Nourishe in Delray Beach and currently heads aesthetic science research and development. Kristin’s revolutionary approach to DNA Repair and her extensive training with some of the best professionals in the industry has made her the expert in healing and improving the skin naturally and holistically. Kristin created and holds exclusive rights to over 8 different treatments from DNA Repair to Oxy-Infusion to non-surgical face lifting techniques.

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Get ready for a season of unforgettable celebrations.

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For holiday parties and events, there’s simply no place like The Seagate.

Our beautiful, sea-inspired location serves as the perfect setting for every group gathering, from business to pleasure, fun to formal and serious to social.

Our outstanding amenities, customizable facilities and unwavering attention to detail make every event an extraordinary experience. The Seagate’s catering team is looking forward to assisting you in creating the ideal holiday party in one of our event spaces, whether you select our exquisite hotel ballrooms, the sleek Atlantic Grille or our chic country club, with banqueting for up to 300 guests.

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Plan your holiday party today.

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Guests of Holiday Parties booked at The Seagate receive reduced room rates* for the night of their event. *Reduced rates start at $199 per night in courtyard accommodations with reduced $10 overnight valet parking (regularly $19 per night) and waived nightly resort fee (regularly $30 per night). Valid Nov. 1 – Dec. 20, 2014. Blackout dates may apply.

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health & beauty ║ Your Dental Health

Oral Health Issues for Seniors

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BY Craig Spodak, DMD, PA

It’s important to be aware of conditions associated with aging that can impact your oral health

The Facts and Key Issues Even if you brush and floss regularly, you may face special issues in your senior years when it comes to your oral health.

Wearing dentures, taking medications and general health conditions are just some of the issues many seniors face. Fortunately, your dentist and physician can help you meet most of these challenges quite successfully.

There are key oral health issues that seniors should be aware of, including: • Cavities and decay on the root surfaces of the teeth are more common in older adults. It’s important to brush with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily and see your dentist regularly.

• Sensitivity can be an increasing problem as one ages. Your gums naturally recede over time, exposing areas of the tooth that are not protected by enamel.

These areas are particularly prone to pain due to cold or hot foods or beverages. In severe cases, cold air, as well as sensitivity to sour and sweet drinks and food, can occur. If you experience sensitivity, try an anti-sensitivity toothpaste. If the problem persists, see your dentist because the sensitivity may be an indication of a more serious condition, such as a cavity or a cracked or fractured tooth.

• Dry mouth is a common condition in seniors, and one that may be caused by medications or certain medical disorders.

Left untreated, dry mouth can damage your teeth. Your dentist can recommend various methods to restore moisture in your mouth, as well as appropriate treatments or medications to help prevent the problems associated with dry mouth.

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• Existing health conditions, such a diabetes, heart disease or cancer, can affect your oral health. Be sure to let your dentist know of any general health issues you’re facing so that he or she understands the scope of the situation and can help you meet your special requirements.

• Dentures can make life easier for many seniors, but they require special care.

Follow your dentist’s instructions carefully and see your dentist if any problems arise. An annual checkup is recommended for long-term denture wearers. Implants might be a viable option, too, and something you might want to discuss with your dentist.

• Malnutrition (poor nutrition) can be caused by not being able to eat healthy

and crunchy fresh foods. Some of the causes may be dry mouth, broken and/ or decayed teeth and painful gums caused by periodontal (gum) disease and poorfitting dentures.

• Gum disease is a potentially serious condition that can affect people of all ages, but especially people over 40 years old. A number of factors can increase the severity of gum disease, including: - Bad diet - Poor oral hygiene - Systemic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer - Environmental factors such as stress and smoking - Certain medications that can influence gum condition Good News The earliest stages of gum disease are reversible, so it’s important to take action early if you think your oral health is not stellar. Regular dental checkups can ensure early detection and treatment of gum disease. Best of all, it is easy to prevent gum disease from developing it in the first place by practicing proper oral hygiene.

Your teeth can last a lifetime with proper home care and regular dental checkups.

No matter what your age, you can keep your teeth and gums health by brushing twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, and seeing your dentist regularly for professional cleanings and checkups.

Spodak Dental Group is a comprehensive dental practice providing all general and specialty services in one convenient facility. Call (561) 498-0050 or visit www.SpodakDental.com to schedule an appointment.

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health & beauty ║ Body Beautiful

5 Shoulder Exercises for Tennis Players

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By Brandon Flanagan

A powerful and stable shoulder is one of the most important physical characteristics of a successful tennis player.

A strong shoulder is not only essential for a player’s performance, but also for preventing injury. As a ball and socket joint, the shoulder has a large range of motion, which without proper strengthening can become unstable. I’ve prescribed five shoulder exercises that will not only help prevent injury, but will also enhance performance.

1. Front Raise. Holding light dumbbells, stand straight with good posture, raising each dumbbell in front of your body until the dumbbell is shoulder level. Perform 3 sets of 15 reps. The front raise will strengthen the anterior deltoid. The anterior deltoid is used to generate power on the groundstrokes and the serve. A strong anterior deltoid will also help reduce the strain on the tendons and ligaments of the rotator cuff.

2. Lateral Raise. Using light dumbbells, stand straight with the weights at your side. Raise the weights out to the side of your body until you reach 90 degrees.

Lower the weights back to the starting position. Repeat for 3 sets of 15 reps. The lateral raise strengthens the lateral deltoid, which is especially important for the backhand. Whether you hit a one handed or two handed backhand, having a strong lateral deltoid will greatly improve your stroke.

3. Bent Over Reverse Fly. Using light dumbbells, assume a bent over position with the knees slightly flexed and the back straight. Open up at the chest and raise the weights from in front to slightly behind the body. Perform 3 sets of 15 reps.

The reverse fly will strengthen the rear deltoids along with muscles of the upper back. Having a strong posterior aspect of the shoulder will specifically help on

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the backhand groundstroke and volley.

Strengthening the rear deltoid will also help prevent injury by stabilizing the shoulder joint.

4. External Rotation. Stand sideways to a resistance tube. Use your outside hand, keeping your upper arm tucked against your body, then externally rotate the shoulder away from the body. Perform for both right and left sides. The external rotation exercise will strengthen the small rotator cuff muscles, such as the infrapinatus and teres minor. Complete 3 sets of 15 reps. This exercise will help prevent rotator cuff injuries.

5. Internal Rotation. Now using the hand closest to the tube, keep your arm against your body and rotate your shoulder internally. Again, perform this exercise for both right and left arms. The internal rotation will help strengthen the subscap-

ularis, which is important to shoulder stability. Complete 3 sets of 15 reps. Similar to the external rotation, this exercise will help prevent rotator cuff injuries.

All tennis players can adopt these five exercises to stay injury free and enhance their performance on the court!

Brandon Flanagan holds a Bachelors Degree in Health and Exercise Science from Furman University. He is a USPTA Certified Tennis Teaching Professional and an NSCA Certified Personal Trainer. Brandon is a Training Professional at Mintfit 111 and a Tennis Instructor The Delray Beach Tennis Center.

Mintfit 111 ReFresh ReShape ReEnergize 111 East Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach 561-274-7477 www.mintfit.com

Give the Gift of Luxury Everyone deserves a Spa-liday This holiday season, gift someone special with a complete day of indulgence at the Seagate Spa. Booking any of our decadent massage, facial or body treatments, exclusively featuring Elemis and Sodashi skincare, grants you all-day access to an array of complimentary hotel amenities, including: Hotel Pool • Jacuzzi • Pool Bar • Fitness Center • Tranquility Room • Steam Room

The Seagate Spa also features a Vichy shower for body treatments, an exclusive manicure & pedicure suite and a luxurious couples’ spa suite, where guests can relax in their very own retreat.

Gift someone special a complete day of indulgence with a Seagate Spa gift card.

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health & beauty ║ hair

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By mark hasche

Recently in South Florida and in many other parts of the country as well, on TV plastic surgery has taken an almost “routine part of aging” as say, braces at the age of 12. There seems to be no reason anyone should look over the age of 35, right?

As this becomes the norm, what isn’t discussed is the 35 year old face with the sixty year old hair, yes, as harsh as it sounds, covering those tell tale little reminders (incision sights) with fine, limp, or frizzy covered gray hair just doesn’t make the grade. Lucky for you we have the procedures needed to finish what the doctors started. The only difference is our operating room is filled with fashion forward young stylists working to the beat of dance music instead of nurses huddled together in scrubs. It’s been long said that stylists are also psychologists; we are also quickly taking the lead in making people look years younger with new hair care advancements in the fight against aging.

We have a few prescribed treatments for turning back the hair clock.

The first of our hair ailments is grey hair. It comes in with a completely different texture; a texture that is usually comparable to that of Brillo. For this we prescribe a keratin smoothing treatment. This hour and a half treatment will take your hair to a soft silky relaxed state, like a 16 year olds head of hair.

Ailment 2 is thin, fine, limp hair.

The hair doctors would then hook your hair up with the latest in hair extensions (Platinum Seamless).

Damage free extensions that will restore your hair back to the full-

er more lustrous density of years gone by, all done in under an hour without anesthesia.

Now the third ailment we will touch on is hair color. Over highlighted hair, mimicking gray hair is never a good choice. In most cases we opt for warmer tones in base and highlight colors.

As this is just a few of the aging hair issues one last trick is, why Botox when you can bang? Yes a full fringe (bang) can take years off your look by covering any fine lines that could give your age away. This gives all new meaning to “only your stylist really knows,” and remember you are only as young as your hair tells you are.

So, the lesson here is: if you are going to spend a few thousands on a new face, set aside some for the hair that’s going to frame it!

Divos Out! Mark Hasche and Peter DeRosa, stylists and owners of PeterMark Salon in Delray Beach, have a combined total of over twenty years of professional hairstyling experience. They have styled celebrities, appeared on TV shows, are nationally and internationally trained, and travel the country teaching a variety of classes to professional stylists. Before coming to Delray Beach, they owned and operated a highly successful salon in Pompano Beach for nine years. PeterMark Salon is located at 12 NE 4th Avenue, Delray Beach 561-265-6763. Follow us on twitter @petermarksalon, and facebook at PeterMark Salon.

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special feature ║ Vixity Jewelry with an Edge

Vixity Jewelry with an Edge Hidden Gems And Stories Waiting To Be Told…

By Nicol Jenkins

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A sign in the window inscribed, ‘You are loved’, instantly draws the attention of passersby, welcoming them through the doors of ‘Vixity’.

The moment they step inside, they are greeted by a welcoming, informed staff and sparkling jewelry which all has a hidden story to tell…

The rows of beads, diamonds and necklaces at ‘Vixity’ are much more than a fashionable item.

‘Love & Light made exclusively for Vixity’ by two local designers Marie and Robin has symbols of elephants and Buddha for tranquility and each mineral has a special story.

In the ‘Four Keeps’ collection, you can create your own story by placing charms in the locket for a bride’s big day or to create a personalized holiday treasure.

These are just a few of the tales you will discover at Vixity in Delray Beach, where jewelry is more than just a fashion accessory and always with an edge.

Owner Mindy Zwerin, who has lived and breathed the jewelry business her whole life, opened Vixity a year ago to bring more than your ordinary jewelry store to Delray Beach and beyond.

“We are not just a regular jewelry store.

Vixity has fine jewelry and a personalized Bridal concierge service. Forming a relationship with customers is our top priority,” says Mindy.

Vixity is truly an experience and destina-

Our Gallery Specialists: Mindi Jo Schifrin- Lead Buyer, Alissa Roongrojana- Director of Web Development, Jennifer Pico- Gallery Manager, Michael Zwerin- Inventory & Customer Service Manager, Lori Behrman- Visual Specialist, and Mindy Zwerin-Managing Partner 56 November 2014 | www.AtlanticAveMagazine.com

tion location that offers unique and beautiful products to brides-to-be and the fashion forward. Offerings include Bridal, Fine, and Fashion Jewelry, Fine Gifts, Registry and Bridal Concierge service. They offer Bridal Registry, engagement rings, memory boxes, jeweled picture frames, vintage table top glassware, one-of-a-kind purses, keepsakes, baby jewelry, men’s jewelry and the list goes on.

With over 35 years of experience in the diamond and fine jewelry industry, their knowledge of the diamond market is unsurpassed. And, they put their expertise and connections to use to bring you your perfect diamond and setting at the best possible price. Their website, www.vixity.com, has a large selection of mountings and stones. Many of our pieces are custom created for Vixity to perfectly complement your choice of center stone.

Besides dressing your look up with that perfect necklace or finding the ring that is just right for you, Vixity operates under the philosophy that customers: “Enter as strangers, and leave as friends.”

The environment is an intimate one, which provides a truly personalized shopping experience with each customer. The staff including-- Mindy Zwerin, Jen Pico, Michael Zwerin, Mindi Jo Schifrin, Alissa Roongrojana, Lori Behrman, Dan Zwerin, Shari Glatter, Terry Oliphant, and Taffy Cohen- all are educated on the unique jewelry pieces and are very welcoming to each customer.

Global jewelry pieces that cannot be found anywhere else can be uncovered at the Delray boutique. Vixity offers a platform for emerging designers, both domestic and international. Their collections are carefully curated as to provide the most distinct offerings. Each has a story of their own waiting to be told… and the prices are for everyone!

“I’m a storyteller,” says Mindy, who trav-

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els around the world to find the best jewelry designs from talented artisans in the trade. “Anybody can buy jewelry, but here you are buying the whole story.”

Top designers from Meira T, Uneek Jewelry, Maya J, Mi Moneda, Buddha Luv, Buddhafy Me, Karine Sultan, Edward Mirell, Kenny Ma, Freida Rothman, Hera, Officina Bernardi, Doron Merdinger, and Miguel Ases, and many one-of-a kind vintage pieces can be found at the store to unknown free trade artisans who are working to get their start and get their name out there.

“They find me. Many of these artisans

want me to know about them. One girl was saving money to come to the U.S. and go to graduate school, while another was raising her sister. Their stories are generally inspiring and hopeful,” says Mindy. … And they are all priceless.

The pieces Mindy selects are always a work of art and mirror the artist’s true talent. Vixity displays many jewels from around the world and from the U.S. Mindy hand selects each of her inventory and has an eye for picking the best pieces. Growing up in the jewelry business watching her father who was a jewelry manufacturer and owned two retail stores in New York, inspired Mindy to follow in his footsteps.

“I wanted to be like my dad and I follow how he ran his businesses. He taught me to treat everyone like they are your own family member from your staff to your customers and in return you will create a loyal customer for life; and it’s true,” says Mindy.

Besides making customers happy through fashion, they are also on a mission to bring awareness of Fair Trade and the global artisans. They are raising funds to go on a mission project, to aid in helping women be self-sustainable in 3rd world

countries by bringing their handmade fine art and jewelry to Delray Beach.

Through education and unparalleled customer service, Vixity will become your family jeweler for life… and spend one moment at the Delray Beach store and you will be charmed by the staff and all the stories uncovered from the magnificent jewelry.

Vixity Jewelry with an Edge 812 E Atlantic Ave Delray Beach, FL 33483 (561) 270-3544 www.vixity.com Open 7 days a week

Vintage One-of-A-Kind Global finds

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special feature ║ THE DELRAY BEACH CLUB

Get Your Groove On

THE DELRAY BEACH CLUB By diane feen

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Ness Lebel has been dancing for the past 70 years. He danced in nightclubs on four continents and still remembers the spectacular band and desert view at his favorite nightclub in Cairo.

Joy and Bill Banton are also smitten with the action (and reaction) of dancing. They reunited after many years on the dance floor of a restaurant for their first official date. You could say the date (and the dancing) was a success because they have been married for the past seven years. They continue to look forward to every dance at the Delray Beach Club. “We go dancing four times a month at the club. We love the music and I get to hold my beautiful bride’s hand,” said Bill.

Joy, who is the social chairman, can’t think of anything else more rewarding from a social or physical perspective than dancing.

“We have so many different types of dances at the club and we get to sing along with the music and dance.”

They have a point. Very few private clubs have dances at least twice a month during season. And not many clubs have the diversity that the Delray Beach Club offers. On November 8th they kick off the season with an Opening Gala Dinner Dance (with a big band) and throughout the season there are dances quite often. Did I tell you the dining room faces the ocean?

If you have two left feet, don’t worry, there are other activities to challenge your body and mind. But, if dancing moves you both physically and spiritually and you don’t have a partner, don’t fret. The club has dance hosts to glide along the dance floor with you. Although Joy relishes the ability to meet new people at the dances she knows the Delray

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Beach Club has a lot more to offer.

That’s an understatement. The ocean front slice of club life may look stately and selfcontained, but this private club has more than meets the eye. They have a full menu of tennis activities that take place at their Har-Tru® Tennis Courts. There is a mixed doubles tournament with lunch in November as well as half singles tournaments and a Holiday Sunday Social in December. Every Saturday morning is cardio-tennis with drills and invigorating music and Tuesday morn-

ings are complimentary ladies tennis lessons (mens are Thursdays).

If you think living in Florida is a snooze away from the hyper activity of the big city you left behind, think again. The Delray Beach Club has a Fitness Center with hoist, cable and elliptical machines, stair climber, treadmills, recumbent, spin and stepper bikes, body weight straps, light free weights and more. There are group exercise classes such as Pilates, Yoga, Core, Dance and Aquatic Fitness in the outdoor oceanfront pool.

The Fitness Center also has Spa Services with massages, waxing, facials, body wraps and massage therapists for Reflexology, Craniofacial, Neuromuscular and Swedish massage.

For your cerebral side there is a new lunch and learn series called “Outstanding Women of the Arts.” The series will feature women in music, theater, the arts and literature. There is also a Book Club, Art Talk Club, Art Classes, Fashion Shows, Bridge Games and Canasta (with lessons).

The evening events are legendary – and are what makes The Delray Beach Club such a joyful place. In November they have a “Rat Pack Tribute” with music, comedy and memories of Sinatra and his boys. There are also themed dinners, Lobster nights with live entertainment, casino nights, clam bakes, jazz brunches, Halloween and Kentucky

Derby Parties and holiday celebrations. One of the most informal (yet all inclusive social events) is their Friday night “Mix and Mingle” outside by the pool. Not only is everyone welcome but they have music, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres.

If you were to try to categorize the typical Delray Beach Club Member, it would be a hard task. Members range in age from one to 100.

There are single people, couples, seniors and young members. With the influx of younger members come families with children of all ages. The club welcomes children and offers them a multitude of special activities.

If you’re a morning person start your day at their Coffee Talk by the Sea. Enjoy coffee and conversation under the poolside tent and then take a dip in the swimming pool.

Recent studies at both Harvard and the

Mayo Clinic equate exercise and social activity with health and wellness (both mental and physical).

With all the activities and camaraderie, there isn’t much not to like at the Delray Beach Club. As Ness Label likes to say, “The Delray Beach Club is the best. There isn’t a restaurant or club with an ocean view like this one and the people are so nice. I play tennis, swim in the ocean and the pool, and the dancing is just wonderful.”

If you want to illuminate your life – and enjoy every moment to the max call Diane Roberts at 561-278-6226, ext. 15 to find out more about membership.

The Delray Beach Club 2001 South Ocean Blvd. - 561-278-6226 www.delraybeachclub.com

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special feature ║ Fite Shavell & Associates’

Fite Shavell & Associates Local Experts, Global Perspective

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Their logo can be spotted all over town - on the customized Delray Downtowner carts on Atlantic Avenue and on the many ‘For Sale’ signs dotting the lawns of breathtaking Delray Beach homes, luxury estates and new construction developments.

Well known in Palm Beach, they are now making their mark in Delray Beach…. They are Fite Shavell & Associates.

Fite Shavell & Associates specializes in luxury residential real estate in Palm Beach County, representing a diverse selection of South Florida properties.

David Fite, owner of Fite Shavell & Associates, believes that a locally owned and operated firm with a focus on the local Palm Beach County market has significant advantages over a large corporate entity. He speaks from experience having been the CFO of the two largest corporate owned

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david fite, owner

real estate firms in New York. Combining the flexibility and accountability of local leadership with national experience and a global approach to marketing, buying, and selling residential real estate, the Fite Shavell team of dedicated Real Estate professionals brings unparalleled expertise to the unique demands of our local market.

And, their model is working. Founded just six years ago, Fite Shavell & Associates has been a consistent leader in Palm Beach real estate sales.

“We started with zero listings and no agents. Now, we have more than 100 agents in four offices across the county to serve our clients. In just six years, we have sold over $2 billion of Palm Beach County real estate and have achieved an average sales price of over $1.2M,” states Fite. The firm expanded to the north end of the county three years ago with offices in North Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens and is now excited to be serving southern Palm Beach County through its new Delray Beach office.

“The City of Delray Beach has a great downtown; Atlantic Avenue draws people from all over the world to its restaurants, tennis and golf tournaments and because of its active vibe. The City has been up and coming and now it has really arrived,” says Fite. “Delray Beach is still affordable but has all the amenities for snowbirds and the full time year round population that is continuing to grow. Delray is a great place to raise a family and becoming more of an annual destination.”

“Luxury residential real estate brokerage is the art of integrating the best team of experienced real estate agents with personal networking and targeted print, online and social media marketing, to find the right buyer for the right seller’s property; and doing it over and over again,” says Fite.

Fite Shavell believes that another key to its success is its commitment to out-marketing, out-selling, and out-recruiting their competition. Thirteen seasoned, local real estate experts specializing in Gulf Stream, Manalapan, Ocean Ridge, Delray Beach and Boca Raton have joined the Fite Shavell team in their new state-of-the-art office at 648 George Bush Blvd. The current team includes: Terri Berman, Loren Beron, Nicholas Crosby, Valerie Coz, Dana Friedfeld, Nancy Furman, Laura Gallagher, Kelley Johnson, David Kemp, Linda Lake, Megan Lake, Mac McFadden and Thomas Murray. Always on the lookout for talented professionals to join their team, Fite Shavell expects the Delray team to grow to over twenty agents this season.

If you are considering buying or selling Delray area real estate, contact one of the dedicated Fite Shavell Delray Beach realtors and experience the Fite Shavell difference. And, know that when you partner with a Fite Shavell agent, their team of over 100 of the most talented real estate professionals in the county will be working for you too.

Fite Shavell & Associates 648 George Bush Blvd.

Delray Beach, FL 33483 561-243-6000 www.fiteshavell.com.

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special feature ║ SMOKE INN

SMOKE INN Have A Cigar, Fine Wine And A Great Time

By Diane Feen Photos by melissa korman

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Cocktails and conversation are two of the most valued sidekicks when hanging out in a cigar bar. It’s also one of the reasons that locals (and tourists) flock to Delray Beach’s largest Cigar Bar, Smoke Inn Delray.

It doesn’t matter what age you are or where you come from, it’s the perfect place to kick back, smoke a fine cigar and enjoy a drink at the bar or lounge. For those who inhabit this insular clubby interior there’s more to Smoke Inn Delray than meets the eye. There are large flat screen TV sets with sporting events around the clock and special events almost daily.

The lounge area is a personal oasis of calm to have a drink, a smoke and watch a game with all the comforts you have (or wish you had) at home. There are leather chairs and couches that beckon you to sit back and relax, and there are enough great cigars, fine wine and liquors to insure that your happiness quotient is in high gear.

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The antique retro bar is a place that replicates the leisure and luxury of times past when life was as uncomplicated and joy was boundless. It is also the place where drinks are poured, friendships are made and cigars are cherished. If you want to sit quietly and dream – go ahead – no one will invade your space. But if you want to chat with friends, or make new ones, the Smoke Inn Delray bar is the place to be.

Their friendly staff and large walk-in Humidor reflects the passion that went into creating this landmark cigar bar on Federal Hwy. They have over 600 of the world’s finest cigars in an environmentally sound humidor maintained electronically for optimal conditions. They specialize in top premium

Owner Vincent enjoying a Sindicato cigar

cigars from Montecristo, Romeo y Juileta, Tatuaje, Perdomo, Davidoff, Padron, Ashton, Rocky Patel, San Lotano, Drew Estate, Arturo Fuente and the new line Sindicato

by Sindicato. Also exclusive to Smoke Inn is the Microblend SeriesTM, especially the new 601 Bunker Buster by Espinosa. They also have the top cigar in the US – The Aging Room Quattro F55 Concerto.

If you want to smoke one of their Hookahs try their premium flavored Hookah tobacco in blueberry, mango, apple, strawberry or other sultry flavors. If you’re into ecigarettes they also sell vapor products and accessories as well.

Since Smoke Inn Delray is a place of fast action and slow enjoyment they have everything to make your time there memorable and pleasurable. The bar is always stocked with fine wines, craft beer, bourbon, scotch or whiskey with names like Angel Envy, Johnnie Walker Blue, Dewars 12 and 18, fine single malt scotch, Louis X111, Tawny Port and more. They also have the coveted (and rare) 2007 Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley.

They recently added a “Flight Special,” which is a sample of different whiskey, scotch and bourbons for only $16. Names like Hudson, Balvenie, Glenfiddich and Dewars White Label 12 and 18 are included in this special. Their happy hour is Monday to Friday from 4pm -7pm with 50 percent off all cocktails. They also sell Ketel One Vodka for only $5 a glass all day every day.

It’s been a labor of love for owner Vincent Prestigiacomo, who is a licensee of The Smoke Inn chain of cigar lounges started by Abe Dababneh. It’s been two years now and Vincent has imprinted his own brand of lively libation and cigar pairing expertise.

Cassie keeps the spirits flowing

Bob McDonald keeping us entertained on a Friday night

Scott Peterson helping find a cigar for customer

That is why Smoke Inn Delray carries on the tradition of activities that patrons come to enjoy and inhabit as often as possible. On November 26th (the day before Thanksgiving) they are having a Cigar Pairing Event with Illusione Cigar Company and Dewars. There will be a raffle, buffet, promotional cigar box specials and lots of fun outside on the outdoor patio area.

If you haven’t been to Smoke Inn Delray then you may not know they added comfy couches, large flat screen TV’s and an area for special events that include Poker Nights on Thursdays and live music Friday and Saturday nights outside.

There’s also Bar Trivia Nights with a DJ on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm. You can earn points and get free drinks, cigars and gift cards. It’s events like these that make Vincent proud to own Smoke Inn Delray. “In the past two years we have become the premiere cigar bar in Delray Beach. We are the exclusive cigar vendor for events sponsored by the

Chamber of Commerce and will be at the Delray Beach Wine & Seafood Festival in November. We have so many special events and a great clientele. Business has exceeded our expectations because we have created a very special place for people to come.”

There are others who feel the same as Vincent. Jerry Granato is one of them. “I come here every day. I enjoy the people, the cigar selection and the atmosphere. It’s like a home away from home. I also watch football and sporting events there.”

Gary Hollandar couldn’t agree more. “I love it here because the people are great and the assortment of fine cigars is excellent.

This is a fun place and the people you meet are really nice. There’s a lot of camaraderie and I enjoy the outdoor patio as well.”

Smoke Inn Delray (Open every day of the week late) 202 NE 6th Ave – two blocks north of Atlantic Ave. Delray Beach - 561-819-1212 http://www.smokeinndelray.com

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Big Year for DBMC

By Stephen Chrisanthus Photos by Aaron Lurie, VMA Studios

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Big things came from small beginnings this year as the four person marketing machine know as the Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative took South Florida Tourism Marketing by storm with a flurry of awards, nominations, and successful campaigns.

Stephen and Jarrod

It’s been a fantastic year in Delray Beach for tourism. Hotel rates and economic development are up, and the often slower summer months didn’t seem to loose as much steam as they put off.

Over the last two decades, Delray Beach has been dramatically transformed from a quaint, quiet “Village by the Sea” to the “Most Fun Small Town in the USA,” a year-round tourist magnet with the most dynamic thoroughfare of hot restaurants, nightclubs and cultural activities in Palm Beach County – and credit for much of this business, retail and hospitality boom goes to the DBMC’s small but mighty team of Stephanie Immelman, Stephen Chrisanthus, Jarrod White and Tiffany Mazer.

A successful partnership between the City of Delray Beach, the Community Redevelopment Agency and the Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce, the primary mission of the DBMC is to attract people to the City, create a positive economic impact and increase awareness of Delray Beach.

During the last year alone, DBMC Special Events (100-Foot Christmas Tree / First Night, July 4th Celebration, ON THE AVE) have attracted hundreds of thousands of participants, residents and out-of-county visitors alike, generating a positive economic impact of $7,775,000 and millions of positive media

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impressions. “People across the country recognize Delray Beach in large part because of the efforts of the DBMC and because of the events it coordinates,” said Melissa Carter, Marketing Director for the Delray Beach Center for the Arts.

In addition, the DBMC has successfully launched five major Destination Marketing programs over the last year-and-a-half, including the Hot Here: It’s Always Cool in Delray Beach summer marketing campaign, which was designed to attract out-of-state visitors during the summer and shoulder months, and Beach Buddies, a fun and funny joint marketing campaign with Marina del Rey in California that will include cross promotions, a new marketing mascot (Swinton the Turtle) and an aggressive social media campaign.

These efforts have not only gained them recognition in the county and state but nationally and internationally. Just weeks after the Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative picked up 7 prestigious SUNsational Awards at the 20th anniversary conference of the Florida Festivals & Events Association, they picked up another 7 awards at the International Festivals and Events Association Convention & Expo in Kansas City, Missouri.

It has now been announced that the DBMC has been named one of three finalists for the 2014 Providencia Award. This is Palm Beach County’s most important symbol of recognition for the local tourism/hospitality industry that generates an annual economic impact of nearly $7 billion in the local economy, welcomes six million visitors a year, supports 60,000 industry jobs and helps to ensure Florida remains a tax-free state. Discover The Palm Beaches bestows the annual Providencia Award to an individual, institution, corporation or organization that is making an extraordinary and positive impact on local

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tourism. “The 2014 Providencia Award finalists represent some of the incredible tourism assets that The Palm Beaches have to offer,” said Jorge Pesquera, President and CEO of Discover the Palm Beaches.

With beginning of the holiday season upon us the DBMC will be kicking it into high gear, so be on the lookout for more unique events and innovative campaigns from the creative cast of four. “The Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative has been and will continue to be an integral force multiplier in the ongoing growth of Delray Beach as a major tourist attraction – as well as the perfect place to live, work and play,” said Stephanie Immelman.

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MERCEDES-BENZ OF DELRAY BEACH

In A Class Of Its Own

THE DREAM TEAM

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Mercedes-Benz is a pretty easy car to fall in love with. Perhaps not the same love you might have for your spouse or parents but love nonetheless.

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Just open the door of one of Mercedes-Benz of Delray’s new models and your endorphins will start to peak. Take their new S550 Coupe for example. This dynamic sexy sleek car has everything one might need to feel like James Bond (minus the bodyguard). With Swarovski crystals in the headlamp, a 12-inch navigation screen command unit and double pane windows, this car is a testament to MercedesBenz commitment to excellence.

There are a limited number of these cars available, which makes them even more sought after. But it’s not the small number of cars that are making people sign up (and leave deposits) for the first cars off the line.

It’s the smooth lines, the quiet drive, the censors that alert you to potential danger and the 360 degree camera with views from all sides.

It also has a 4.6 liter V8 engine double turbo engine with 430 horsepower.

In the glove department of the S550 is a phone or iPad charger, a digital odometer and “Designo” upgrade interior with panoramic sliding glass roof. If you ask Mercedes-Benz of Delray Internet Sales Manager Christopher

Plasencia he will tell you that it’s an exciting time to work for Mercedes-Benz because everything they make is magical.

Plasencia has a point. All you have to do is check out their new C300 Mercedes and you will get exactly what Plasencia and his sales partner Jonathan Martin mean when they say these cars are state of the art.

The C300 is a bigger and more luxurious car than before and has sophisticated technology. There is front screen navigation, a park watch video, LED headlamps and fiber-optic LED tail-lamps. For the music lover there’s a Burmester Premium Surround Sound System, heated front seats, 7-speed automatic transmission and two overdrive ratios to enhance fuel-efficiency. The car has 241 horsepower, roadside assistance for four years (or 50,000 miles) and “attention assist” if you get drowsy or lose control of the car.

A fuel-saving ECO Start/Stop system automatically shuts off the engine at traffic lights, or whiles the car is idling. When you take your foot off the brake the engine restarts and the car accelerates. It also gets 31 miles per gallon on the highway (24 in the city) and you can get Luxury 17-inch multispoke wheels, Burl Walnut or Linden wood trim, ventilated front seats, power front passenger seat with memory, Illuminated front door sills and Multicolor LED ambient lighting.

There’s another new face at MercedesBenz of Delray, and it’s not a salesperson, it’s their state-of-the-art GLA front wheel drive SUV with a starting price tag of $33,000.

“Mercedes made this car affordable with a 4- cylinder turbo charged motor for the younger customer (or family),” said Martin.

This slightly smaller SUV gets great gas mileage and a freestanding color screen, intuitive

CHRISTOPHER PLASENCIA inside THE luxurious 2015 S550 coupe

central controller and a 5.8-inch display and Bluetooth® for audio streaming. There are multimedia options for navigation, music, online features and a 7-inch screen to make your car trip more pleasurable.

There are traditional Mercedes-Benz “power domes” on the new GLA250 hood and a 208-hp turbo and Direct Injection with advanced rapid-multispark ignition. It also has ECO Start/Stop that will automatically shut off the engine at red lights to save fuel, then restart when you move.

The best part is that Mercedes-Benz knows that you live by the wire and thrive with your smart gadgets. That’s why you can connect your computer or Smartphone to your GLA. It uses new apps, remote vehicle features and online search capabilities. To keep you and your family safe, the car comes with radarbased technology that alerts you if you’re ap-

THE MOVERS AND SHAKERS OF MERCEDES BENZ OF DELRAY: CHRISTOPHER PLASENCIA, INTERNET MANAGER; LISA GUARINI, bUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER; JONATHAN MARTIN, NEW AND PRE-OWNED SALES SPECIALIST

proaching a vehicle (or stationary object) that could cause a potential accident.

In the new GLA you can hook up your computer or Smartphone by using mbrace®.

The car also has its own Wi-Fi hotspot. The mbrace (that is standard) combines advanced cloud-based and GPS technology with 24hour support.

Although there is a lot of talk about technology, smart cars and smart phones, being safe is the biggest priority when driving.

That’s why Mercedes-Benz has standard safety features such as radar-based Collision Prevention Assist Plus (with autonomous braking) and Attention Assist to help sense a drowsy driver. There is also Blind Spot and Lane Keeping Assists to make highway driving easier and safer.

If you’re not horsepower obsessed or dual turbo engine curious and see your MercedesBenz as an extension of your fashion taste, then rest assured you can get white or light interior and exterior colors that will meet (and exceed) your color code of excellence.

Mercedes-Benz of Delray is that special place in the stratosphere that caters to their client’s and offers the best cars on the planet.

They have almost 1000 new Mercedes-Benz models and are competitively priced. Like they say, “You can drive the Mercedes-Benz luxury you expect at a price you may never have expected.”

Just be prepared to fall in love at first sight.

It’s easy to do at Mercedes-Benz of Delray.

Mercedes-Benz of Delray 1001 Linton Blvd.

888-216-1525 Delray Beach www.mbdelray.com

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special feature ║ 12 Things to Be Thankful for in Delray Beach…

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Sometimes we can be a little hard on ourselves in Delray Beach. I’d like to think that’s because we care so much and when we see something that concerns us we speak out. Last month, in a local newspaper we heard Delray compared to the “Titanic”--the ship not the movie. Ouch!!

So we thought we’d get you into the Thanksgiving mood by continuing a tradition we have here at Atlantic Ave Magazine, our annual list of 12 things to be grateful for in our community. Gratitude is important because it reminds us how good some things truly are.

For your consideration and in random order:

The Delray Beach Initiative- founded by local businessman Chuck Halberg, DBI exists to give back to local charities and the group--still in its infancy-has supported the Knights of Pythagorus Mentoring Network, Pine Grove Elementary School, the Milagro Center and the Achievement Center for Children and Families. It’s very mission is gratitude, another word for giving back.

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Lake Ida Dog Park- This county owned facility sits prominently in the middle of the city of Delray and attracts hundreds of pets and their owners giving dogs of all sizes a place to run and play while people socialize and marvel at the different breeds. Almost always busy and always fun.

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Dezzy’s Second Chance- Founder Sandra Dezelan can be found most weekends rescuing abandoned pets and seeking adoptive families. She’s a staple

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at The Green Market and has a heart the size of Florida devoting her life to animals who need her. She’s an angel. Period.

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Four Corners Linton and US 1What a difference a year makes. All four corners of Linton Boulevard and U.S. 1 have seen exciting new developments including a Trader Joe’s, a Fresh Market, a new Zona Fresca and a soon to be opened Chick Fil-A and LA Fitness. Sure we miss the movies and it’s sometimes hard to find a parking spot but it’s great to see investment occurring off the ave. We are also excited to see a new Buffalo Wild Wings and Starbucks opening on a newly re-energized Linton corridor.

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A Belief in Delray- Speaking of investment, we think it’s great to see development and job creation happening south of the ave and on West Atlantic, a long time focus. Between a new Fairfield Inn, plans for an expanded Sundy House and

a major investment being planned by a development team for West Atlantic it appears that Delray is sustaining its run of success.

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Human Powered Delray- this grassroots organization led by Bruce Bastian and others has injected intelligent discussion into how we get around our bustling city. They do rigorous research, have big ideas and do their best to engage and educate the community. A citizen movement to watch.

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Healthy Delray- The Palm Healthcare Foundation has selected Delray Beach and Jupiter for a five year $1 million effort to improve behavioral health in our community. This effort will be community driven and supported by data and cutting edge resources. It’s still new and being shaped but keep your eye on this effort.

We should be grateful to have been chosen.

And we were chosen because of Delray’s legendary ability to get things done.

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Community Gardens- These grass roots efforts on Swinton and Frog Alley have built community, grown food for families and taught our kids important lessons about agriculture and where our food comes from. They are to be applauded, small but important efforts, are what is known as urban acupuncture. I’m grateful they are here.

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Worthing Place- There was a lot controversy and protests when this 93 unit to the acre complex was proposed in the late 90s. Several years of litigation ensued, with the city winning every single time and so finally the project was built. Now home to a vibrant residential base that supports downtown businesses, you can hardly tell the project is there. It has also given us some good restaurants and lots of jobs.

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Friday Concerts- The Delray Center for the Arts hit on a winning formula when they launched their free concert series. The event has become a gathering spot for thousands who can enjoy music, wine, the weather, sky and good company in the best downtown in Florida.

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Police and Fire Departments- It has been a rough year for Delray’s bravest and Delray’s finest. Pension concerns, labor issues, crime and staffing challenges. But there would be no Delray without the men and women in our Police Department. We would have truly sunk like the Titanic if community policing hadn’t made it safe for people to come and enjoy our city, its neighborhoods and our award winning downtown. They made it safe to visit and invest and we have seen value grow exponentially as a result of their hard work and diligence over the decades. The department is not perfect and neither is Delray, but good officers have made a profound difference here and they deserve our support and thanks. Same goes for our fire rescue personnel who are skilled, professional and always there for us in an emergency. We should be grateful for their dedication.

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The People- Last but certainly not least, this Thanksgiving season we are grateful for all of the fascinating people who make Delray Delray. Community is about how we treat each other and whether we can work together to seize opportunities and meet challenges. Delray continues to attract and grow a lot of talented people. That will ensure that we will never ever sink.

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A Classic Barber Shop With Class By diane feen

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When Antonio Lanzetta opened a barbershop in Delray Beach over two years ago he wasn’t sure how it would turn out. He had the drive and the passion to create a space where men could let their hair down (literally) and enjoy a uniquely male grooming experience.

From L-R: Stephen, Carlos, Antonio, Johnny, Danny

He designed the interior of Lanzetta’s as the quintessential upscale men’s barbershop. The rustic wood beam ceiling, comfortable leather barber chairs and black and white photos of men who changed the world speak volumes about Lanzetta’s goal. If you walk around this graceful site for grooming you’ll see James Dean, Albert

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Einstein, Jimmy Hendrix, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Junior and Dean Martin.

There’s also a wood plank American flag on the wall, a refrigerator up front for thirsty patrons and six barbers that cater to their client’s grooming needs. They offer haircuts (with straight razor shave on

sideburns and neck), a classic haircut with shampoo, blow-dry and style, old-fashioned scissor over comb, clipper haircuts, straightedge hot lather shaves, mustache, goatee and beard detailing and complimentary ear, nose and eyebrow trims with every service.

And no one is happier with all the suc-

cess of Lanzetta’s than its creator Antonio. “I had a hunch this formula would work well in Delray Beach. As a man who just wanted a good haircut, I didn’t like going to fancy women’s salons. And as a professional I wanted to go somewhere better than a discount chop-shop. So I created Lanzetta’s, a Classic Barbershop where men can get a great haircut (or a hot lather shave) and leave feeling confident, fresh and renewed.”

Luckily Antonio’s hunch was right on. Even on scorching hot days in Pineapple Grove, when the streets are quiet and the noise level is at siesta grade, Antonio is busy cutting hair.

There are many days that his calendar is booked and customer’s have to wait their turn. But to make sure that everyone is happy he recently added a new barber so that clients can come to Lanzetta’s when they feel the urge to clean up their act (so to speak).

For Randy Dennis going to Lanzetta’s is a no brainer. The Ohio native spent quite a lot of time looking for a barber who understood his grooming needs and he finally hit the jackpot at Lanzetta’s. “I have been coming to Lanzetta’s for two years and I like it here. The staff are nice, they offer you something to drink, and every time I come I get a good haircut. I must have been to ten bad places before I found this one. I live in Boynton Beach but I wouldn’t go anywhere else for a haircut.”

James Lopez is in total agreement with Dennis. As Danny was cutting his hair you could see he was in that male comfort zone where time and space collide. When asked what he liked most about Lanzetta’s he had this to say. “It’s like a family here. I am really comfortable and they know you and know what kind of haircut I like. I must have recommended this place to 15 or 20 of my friends and now they come here.

If you want a good haircut come to Lanzetta’s because they know what they’re doing.”

Lanzetta’s clients are encouraged to relax and listen to classic Sinatra tunes or watch a sporting event on one of their flat screen TV’s. “A good haircut or shave is as much about the experience as the end result. My dream was to create a retrostyle barbershop (and haven for men) that pays homage to the classic barbershops of the past.”

By looking at the results (and the popularity of this barbershop) one can say for sure that Antonio has created the perfect spot for men who want a comfortable place to unwind and reboot. Of course they also get the haircut or shave of their choice. The shop is sophisticated, yet down-to-earth with a gentlemen’s vibe. There’s a reason that this alpha male (Antonio) wanted to create the perfect space for men to get their groom on. “Men are working longer hours today and they’re working harder than ever before. That’s why it’s nice to offer them a barbershop that caters to men in an upscale masculine environment.”

Come to where male grooming is at its zenith. Lanzetta’s is a place where camaraderie and comfort intersect and a great haircut is always on tap.

LANZETTA’S CLASSIC BARBERSHOP 164 NE 2nd Avenue Delray Beach (in Pineapple Grove) 561-276-8601 www. Lanzettas.com

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A correlation between

BY KENNETH N. WOLINER, M.D., A.B.F.M.

Hypoglycemia and Hypothyroidism

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Hypoglycemia is associated with palpitations, anxiety, and shaky feelings.

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“All of a sudden, I get nervous. My heart races. I get dizzy to point I have trouble walking. Dr. Woliner, is there any hope for me?”

Andrea did look nervous. “Don’t worry, we’ll get to the bottom of it. In the meantime, perhaps it would be a good idea for my staff to bring you something to drink, or better, something to eat.”

“That would be nice. Ironic how you said that. When I skip meals I feel worse, and when I eat, I feel better.”

“When you were getting your vitals taken by my medical assistant, I had a chance to read your intake questionnaire. You’re a walking-talking case of Hypoglycemia.[1]” “You mean ‘Low Blood Sugar’?”

“Yes, I’m talking about sugar control problems causing the symptoms you are frustrated with.”

I continued on. “Your medical history included several ER admissions for panic attacks, prescriptions for Xanax and Lexapro, but there wasn’t a thorough evaluation of hypoglycemia, and definitely not a good evaluation of thyroid issues that contribute to it.”

“Is that why my neck sticks out like this?”

“At this point, I don’t know for sure. There are several types of thyroid problems, and at least two types contribute to hypoglycemia, and even more confusingly, hypoglycemia can cause thyroid problems too!”

“I’m glad I’m recording our consultation with my App on my iPhone. That way I can listen to this over again with my husband. I’ll admit I’m not following you that well.”

“Since this is being recorded, perhaps I start from the beginning and explain hypoglycemia and how the thyroid relates to it. Stop me anytime in the middle should you have any questions. Okay?” Andrea nodded. “’Hypo’ means ‘low’, ‘glyce’ means ‘sugar’, and ‘emia’ refers to your ‘blood’.

Hypo-glyc-emia. The number one sugar floating through our bloodstream is glucose, so a lot of people use the terms ‘blood sugar’ and ‘blood glucose’ interchangeably.”

“I’m following you so far.”

“Every cell of our body, all of our tissues, from your brain to your muscles to your skin, and even your hair - they all use sugar (glucose). Now, if there isn’t enough sugar in your bloodstream, it stands to reason there might not be enough sugar in your brain and other cells. They wouldn’t function that well.”

“And if I was low brain sugar, I could be dizzy, irritable, and nervous?”

“Yes, but that is only part of the reason why. When your brain realizes the sugar level gets too low, it realizes that other bad things could happen, such as you passing out, so, it sends signals to your endocrine glands, most notably your thyroid and adrenals, to stimulate your body to make its own glucose.[2]” “And that’s a good thing, right?”

“Yes, but if your body isn’t working the way it is supposed to, when you realize your blood sugar level is getting too low, you might overcompensate for a sluggish thyroid with adrenaline.[3]” “This is where I’m starting to lose you.”

“Okay, I’ll slow down a little. One stress hormone, adrenaline, raises blood sugar, but if you have to overuse adrenaline, because other hormones such as thyroid aren’t working as well as they should, you get the side effects of adrenaline too.

They include palpitations, anxiety, and shaky feelings.”

Andrea’s light bulb went off in her head. “I got it now, or at the very least, that protein bar is kicking in. It was really yummy. So how does the thyroid come into all of this?”

“When your blood sugar drops, your body will compensate by making more thyroid hormone.[4]” “And mine isn’t doing that?”

“It might be trying, but honestly, I don’t know yet. I only met you an hour ago, and I haven’t done any blood tests or imaging tests of my own. I do see on your questionnaire that you have other symptoms of hypothyroidism (constipation, cold intolerance, brain fog), and my physical exam showed decreased reflexes.

So I think we got to look deeper with both imaging and blood tests.”

Andrea returned a week later to go over her results, MP3 recorder in tow. “Your thyroid ultrasound showed a diffuse enlargement and multiple small nodules, but I think that is in response to your low blood sugar, not a cause of it. Although your screening TSH test was ‘in range’, more in-depth testing showed suboptimal

amounts of T3, along with evidence of an autoimmune thyroid disease called Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. Unfortunately, antidepressants can interfere with T3 metabolism, making hypoglycemia and other symptoms worse.[5] And more confusing to doctors who are forced to see patients every 5-10 minutes (as opposed to the 40-80 minute visits here), is that gene variations can cause ‘T3 resistance’ and hypothyroidism with normal T3 blood levels.[6]” “And what will you do to fix me?”

“Even though I’m a board-certified family medicine physician who still does mainstream medicine (I admit my own patients to the hospital), my practice is called ‘Holistic Family Medicine’ because I take a Functional Medicine approach with my patients, incorporating everything from behavior changes to diet to exercise, and will prescribe supplements available over-the-counter, not just prescription drugs. We will eat frequently and are going to add Vitamin D, which your blood tests also said you were low in. But most importantly, I think you need to try a low dose of thyroid hormone. Not Synthroid (T4 only thyroid), but a different brand that has some T3 in it as well.”

Three months later, Andrea was back for a routine follow-up visit. “The only time my heart races is when I take my kids to Universal Studios.

Does that mean I’m fixed?”

“Everything looks good from my end. Let’s space out your visits then.”

REFERENCES: 1. Kenny C. When hypoglycemia is not obvious: Diagnosing and treating under-recognized and undisclosed hypoglycemia. Prim Care Diabetes. 2014 Apr;8(1):3-11. PMID: 24100231.

2. Currier WD. Dizziness related to hypoglycemia: the role of adrenal steroids and nutrition.

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4. Tevaarwerk GJ, et al. Effect of insulin-induced hypoglycemia on the serum concentrations of thyroxine, triiodothyronine and reverse triiodothyronine. Can Med Assoc J. 1979 Oct 20;121 (8):1090-3. PMID: 396977.

5. Roth S, Kinne A, Schweizer U. The tricyclic antidepressant desipramine inhibits T3 import into primary neurons. Neurosci Lett. 2010 Jun 30;478(1):5-8. PMID: 20435089.

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Dr. Kenneth Woliner is a board-certified family medicine physician in private practice in Boca Raton. He can be reached at: Holistic Family Medicine; 9325 Glades Road, #104, Boca Raton, FL 3343 ~ 561-314-0950 knw6@cornell.edu ; www.holisticfamilymed.com

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gram, Facebook), search engine optimization, blog writing, press releases, video marketing and others tools that maximize a business’ online exposure.

Dsquared Media has slowly built a solid reputation as one of the most reliable graphic and web design studios in South Florida.

Their goal is to help clients cultivate brands that will get noticed, brands that will communicate, engage and grow, while doing so cost effectively.

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“What really makes us different is that we take a unique approach to every project that comes to us. We work on an individual basis with each and every client to find what they really want and need,” says Donovan.

‘Dsquared Media’ prides itself at not being your average marketing and design company… They work with their clients to create a vision and then implement a calculated marketing plan to launch that vision in any given market place. With experience and expertise in graphic and web design, website development, promotional print, search engine optimization, social media and pay per click marketing, they make the seemingly difficult task of creating a brand and marketing that brand as easy and painless as possible.

As a creative advertising boutique with a vast amount of knowledge, ranging from as small as, icon design, to as large as, vehicle graphics, Dsquared Media is considered as one of the most dependable graphic and web design studios in South Florida. While staying true to their Delray roots, Dsquared Media has also gained clientele across the country and even abroad. Dsquared has been commemorated for their creative innovation, and their work ethic is reflected in their high level of customer satisfaction. The team’s goal is to help their clients cultivate brands that will get noticed. Brands that will communicate, engage and grow. .... And now is the right time to start marketing your business and getting more clients.

“It’s season, and a really good time to redo your company website and to brand your business. Even if you are busy now, you want to continue to capture more clients. Also, Internet marketing is very important for any business that wants to have an online presence. In the early days, having a website online was good enough, but now you need to do something more than that. Our mission is to make sure every client gets the amount of exposure their website deserves,” said David Fetzer, Project and Accounts Manager at Dsquared Media. “We have an entire team ‘in-house’ including, website designers making real-time edits, content writers to help our clients express themselves, and a whole host of other team members with very specific skill-sets.

We work with companies, large and small, to get them the best results and exposure. Our marketing gets results and grows your business and you will not break the bank doing so.”

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special feature ║ JOSEPH JOHN SALON

Beauty Bound

joseph john salon By diane feen

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Joseph Barbagallo is what one might call an architect of beauty. The owner of Joseph John Salon in Delray Beach has the heart and soul of a designer and the mind and passion for creating beautiful hair for clients.

Some of those clients are local, while others live as far away as New York and beyond.

That’s why you might see him boarding a flight to New York once a month to see clients. “I am passionate about making people look their best inside and out. It is so satisfying to make a difference in someone’s life.

The only side effect of leaving here is that you look younger and sexier.”

That’s why his clients are so smitten with his experience (30 years worth) and his expertise at making them look beautiful.

When you talk to them it’s as if Joseph has a hypnotic hold on their inner beauty psyche.

“Joseph is AWESOME! He has been my hairstylist for 25 years and I get compliments on a daily basis. I have been to many salons and was disappointed. Now I travel to Florida from New York to have him correct my color and style and to get that “WOW” factor. For an amazing experience have your hair done

by Joe. He is truly an artist! He is my Michelangelo!” said Patricia C. As creative as Joseph is (he designed this high brow yet elegant salon himself) he has a collaborative twin in the beauty business, Kevin Bolz. Kevin has 30 years of experience creating beautiful hair (and teaching) and works at Joseph John Salon. Both men have a reputation in the industry for their knowledge and expertise and both have clients that seek them out for what they call the “best hair cut and color on the planet.”

Their shared goal is also to make sure clients look sublime. Like great artisans they know how to color, cut, style, tame and add hair extensions. “We promise you will be blowing kisses at yourself by time you leave.”

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creating beautiful hair wherever their travels take them!!

great minds think alike from start to finish

That’s why Nicole Champagne drives from South Miami to Delray Beach to see them. “I have gone from salon to salon over the years and have always been disappointed. When I found Joseph John in Delray I knew it was the only place to go. Living and working in Pinecrest one would ask, “Delray for a haircut? Yes. And it is worth every minute of the drive. They not only share their expertise and knowledge, but it is an energetic and electric experience. I feel like an entirely new person after they’re done.

I have gotten color, highlights, extensions, taming and a haircut by Joseph and Kevin.

They work simultaneously to make sure my color, cut and taming is perfect. I always had good hair but now I have really GREAT hair.”

Kevin also commutes to Chicago once a month to see clients. Like Joseph, he is a master at understanding the artistic element of hair design and customizes color and dimension for his clients. “There are so many ways to make a woman look beautiful without high maintenance. There are ruching techniques, minking, reflecting color and tone on tone color. Joseph and I collaborate on all things and seek to enhance our client’s beauty, not to compete,” said the Chicago native.

Kelly Glivar can attest to that. “Kevin has been my hairdresser for many years and has always given me a great cut and great

color. I know that when I show up to get my hair done I am going to leave looking good and laughing!”

One way both men are currently collaborating is by heralding a new movement in the hair industry called co-washing. “We represent a new product called Unwash. It cleanses the hair without sulfates, parabens and detergents. Women are much more active today and wash their hair more. Unwash is a cleanser that locks in natural oil and color without harsh chemicals that strip the hair of its natural integrity.”

It’s not just their expertise that charms clients, it’s the designer inspired surroundings. There’s a calming waterfall, asymmetrical shelving, artistic mirrors, a bit of bling and a boatload of restorative invigorating energy. That’s because the salon is spotlessly clean and minimalistic in its approach to design and beauty. “The look now is Bohemian chic with hair that is wavy and soft. Hair that dances with movement is the best,” adds Kevin.

From the moment you walk in the synergy between the staff is palpable and you know something great is happening. Rhonda Chiger knew that right away.

“I have been going to Joseph to have my hair tamed, cut and colored for over 20 years.

A good hairdresser is hard to find so I commute from New York to Florida to see him. I

unwash the new clean!

wouldn’t trust anyone else with my hair.”

Susan Ross feels the same way. “Joseph gives great attention to detail in both color and cutting and is always current on styles, trends and products. There is a phenomenal synergy between Joseph and Kevin that I have never encountered in a salon. They are both amazing.”

Joseph John Salon 900 E Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach 561-274-9400 josephjohnsalon@gmail.com http://www.josephjohnsalon.com

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Delray entrepreneurial scene blossoms

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When you think of entrepreneurial hotbeds names like Silicon Valley, Austin, Boulder and Seattle instantly spring to mind.

Could Delray Beach someday be added to that enviable list of cities?

Could Delray Beach someday be added to that enviable list of cities?

It’s possible; after all, the city’s vibrant downtown seems to be attracting a range of youngish entrepreneurs drawn by Delray’s restaurants, culture, coffee shops and recreational opportunities.

Back in the early 2000s when the city commission and the community was working on the Downtown Master Plan the goal was to attract the so-called “Creative Class,” a hot term of the day coined by Richard Florida, a rock star professor whose best-selling books and speeches electrified mayors all over the world.

The creative class was defined as those who made their living using their creative talents and covered everything from artists and architects to computer engineers and advertising professionals.

According to Florida’s theory, backed by extensive research, creative were attracted to vibrant places that were tolerant, innovative and had enough density to sustain local businesses and ideas.

Fast forward a decade or so later and Delray seems to fit the bill with projects such as Arts Garage, Delray Center for the Arts, Artist’s Alley, the library on West Atlantic, walkability, more than 130 downtown restaurants, a brewpub and live music.

Several groups have formed including Startup Delray, NextDelray, Innovate Palm Beach, the Reef (a website devoted to the ecosystem) and Human Powered Delray to promote entrepreneurship, biking, walkability, the arts and food culture.

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Atlantic Ave Magazine takes a brief look on a few entrepreneurs to keep your eyes on.

This is by no means a definitive list and we will feature more innovators and go in-depth with some featured her in future editions: • C3—led by CEO Rick Mancinelli, this cloud based company, has experienced rapid growth and has been deeply involved in community causes. In fact, C3 is vying to become a “B” Corporation, a special designation reserved for companies that do right by doing good.

C3 has supported the Achievement Center, Library, Milagro Center among other local non-profits.

Cloud Computing Concepts (C3) is considered a leading provider of cloud-based and on-site technology solutions, services, and management for organizations nationwide – and has been named among the top5 in the 2013 South Florida Business Journal Fastest-growing Tech Firms List.

Mancinelli is deeply involved in the South Florida Digital Alliance, local chambers of commerce and non-profits including the YMCA of South Palm Beach County.

• Greener Dawn— Courtland Weisleder is a recently transplanted San Diegan who was attracted by Delray’s vibrancy. His company works in the solar energy space connecting homes and businesses to solar providers and showing them how it’s affordable to go solar and save money on monthly bills.

Weisleder is involved in Next Delray, a fledg-

ling group that seeks to gather entrepreneurs so they can interact and work through problems and opportunities together.

• Edible Palm Beach— Edible Palm Beach is a local publication dedicated to food culture is led by Delray entrepreneur Irene Revelas who came to Delray via Buffalo.

Revelas is an attorney/entrepreneur who also works to grow other entrepreneurial companies. She is the founder of StartUp Delray which has hosted several events attracting entrepreneurs and economic developers from as far south as Miami to see what’s happening in Delray. She has also run successful “Maker” camps for kids at Delray Center for the Performing Arts. The events feature robots, 3-D printers and Scripps scientists.

• Green Living Technologies—Also in the green category is this company led locally by Glayson Leroy. GLT is working closely with local schools on projects to green their facilities. The company speclalizes in green roofs, walls and urban farms.

• Birthday Comp— Led by co-founder Jan van der Baan III and Tom Leeman, this innovative Delray company designs birthday experiences at local businesses that create wins for both the celebrants and their favorite establishments. Passionate and uber cool, Birthday Comp has big ambitions.

• Bidtellect—One of our favorite entrepreneurs is John Ferber, whose energy, humor and passion for business makes you a firm believer in American ingenuity. The co-founder of Advertising.com is working on a second big company, Bidtellect is an online platform through which advertisers bid in real-time for native ad spots.

The company was founded in 2010 as a domain name brokerage called Domain Holdings Group . The company recently adopted its new moniker, Bidtellect, to reflect is expanding online advertising niche and is killing it. Stay tuned.

• Delray Downtowner—Stephen Murray and his partners have turned the Downtowner into a part of the local fabric with attractive golf carts ferrying visitors and locals all around the downtown. We hear they plan to scale their business to other cool downtown, but they’ll always be a Delray business and success story.

• Wild Angel Films—Tamara Rabil is passionate about films and filmmakers. Her production company Wild Angel Films specializes in stories about the parenting journey. She has recently opened shop in downtown Delray and has big plans for our city relative to film.

• Freedom Steel—This fast growing company with international reach is led by Sean Hackner, recently named to the Delray Chamber Board. Freedom Steel Buildings, the industry leader in storage buildings, currently manufactures steel buildings, metal buildings, storage buildings, horse barns, horse riding arenas, steel framing, steel construction, metal storage building, aircraft hangers, farm building and mini-storage buildings. All of this from a Delray location.

• Gelato Petrini—Chef Mauro Petrini has quietly built a gelato empire on Southwest 4th Avenue. Gelato Petrini distributes to retailers in Florida, Ohio, Nevada, New York and California. Specialties include sugar free flavors, gluten free gelato and ge-

lato with antioxidants.

• Delivery Dudes—Delray is a foodie city and Delivery Dudes came up with an innovative business model to deliver hot food from local restaurants right to your door or business. In 2009, founder, Jayson Koss, was sitting around with some friends wishing he could get some food delivered that wasn’t the usual cheap noodle Chinese or cardboard crust pizza. From this want, Delivery Dudes was born and has been turning mealtime frowns upside down ever since. The service is now available in a slew of Florida cities with more on tap.

• Saltwater Brewery—Craft beer is an explosive category.

The recent Great American Beer Festival in Denver featured over 3,500 brewers. Delray is in the game with Saltwater Brewery, a rapidly growing brand with a popular headquarters on West Atlantic Avenue.

There are more, many more entrepreneurs we will feature in future editions. But this will give you a taste of some of the city’s new innovators and the work they are doing.

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It’s an address so quiet, quaint, and exclusive that only 20 people will get the chance to own there.

But those fortunate enough to land a residence in this planned seven-story structure will enjoy distinctive amenities like private boardwalk beach access and a rooftop meditation area with a yoga lawn and heated pool.

Both inside and out, this exclusive property promises a one-of-kind experience for a select few.

In addition to being a short walk from some of Florida’s best beaches, 3200 South Ocean offers easy access to the upscale shopping and dining of Delray Beach and Boca Raton. In fact, as part of Seagate Development, each residence offers owners the opportunity for membership privileges at The Seagate Beach Club, Country Club, and Yacht Club. Future residents will also enjoy the spa, fitness center, and dining at The Seagate Hotel & Spa on nearby Atlantic Avenue.

This new address is the latest in a wellestablished portfolio of iconic residential, lifestyle, and commercial properties courtesy of Seagate Development, which was founded in 2004. An experienced development team with millions of square feet to their credit, the company principals have built a 40-year legacy of unparalleled luxury coastal living. This new project is no exception. The property at 3200 South Ocean will feature two- and three-bedroom condominium homes ranging from 2,200 to 3,700 square feet. Residents will enter the building through an elegant lobby with its own security office. An adjacent garage will provide covered parking.

The contemporary architecture promises to be as beautiful as it is practical, with energy-efficient, hurricane-rated, floor-to-ceiling glass. Decorative brick-paved walkways and drives provide easy entry and exit. Residents will walk to the beach via a boardwalk with observation area on the Intracoastal Water-

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way. The laid-back lifestyle extends to an outdoor kitchen area and bar, all with 24hour security, and concierge service to ensure a worry-free existence.

Six different floor plans offer interiors designed to feel far more spacious than their actual footage, thanks to 10-foot ceilings and sliding glass doors that open onto expansive balconies. Views from the units vary from the Intracoastal Waterway to glimpses of the Atlantic beyond A1A. Ground-floor units overlook lush tropical landscaping with private pools.

Luxurious details include custom lighting, premium wood floors, and master closets large enough to get lost in. Kitchens feature custom European designer cabinets with stone countertops and a Thermador appliance package complete with wine cooler. A Grohe faucet adds an elegant touch to the double-bowl, under-counter-mounted sink.

The baths are equally elegant with custom-finish cabinetry, marble floors, and wall

trim, plus his-and-her vanities in the master.

Even the secondary baths come appointed with a choice of marble or porcelain floors, a heated air massage tub and a showerhead with separate body sprays.

Interior amenities aside, one of the most luxurious benefits of living at 3200 South Ocean will be the opportunity for Seagate membership. These condominium residences will offer privileges at The Seagate Hotel & Spa on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, as well as the private Seagate Beach Club and the Seagate Country Club with a championship 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, fitness center, and 40,000-square-foot clubhouse. Residents will also have the option of docking at The Seagate Yacht Club. The 44slip marina accommodates boats up to 130 feet and features a dockmaster building and private pool.

Potential residents seeking more information on amenities and ownership opportunities should call (561) 202-1215 or visit www.3200SouthOcean.com.

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CREST THEATRE MAIN STAGE PERFORMANCES OPEN THIS MONTH! Attention ladies!

Get your gal pals together for the ultimate girls’ night out!

The Crest Theatre is opening this month with a PARTY! The hit show, Girls Night, The Musical will make a pink splash for three nights only, November 6, 7 & 8. All performances are at 8 p.m.

IT’S “SEX AND THE CITY” MEETS MAMMA MIA!” This touching and hilarious ‘tell-itlike-it-is’ musical takes you on a journey into the lives of five female friends. You’ll laugh, cry, sing and dance in the aisles to some the most popular hit songs of the ‘80s and ‘90s. You’ll love the pink feather boas and drink specials!

MAIN STAGE COMEDY in the Crest Theatre opens November 5th at 8 p.m. with JACKIE “The Joke Man” MARTLING, best known for the Howard Stern Show.

This standup comedy veteran will have you rolling with his unique brand of good time, party atmosphere joke telling! Our comedy series is presented in partnership with Catch A Rising Star and is presented by 1-800-CALL-LEE/Personal Injury Attorneys.

The Crest Main Stage Series presents ATLANTIC CITY BOYS, November 21, 22 & 23. Get ready to rock to the some of the most popular songs of the ‘60s with four dynamic singers and a live band.You’ll hear

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music from The Beach Boys, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, The Drifters and many more! Performances are Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 2 & 8 p.m. and Sunday, 2 p.m.

Then mark your calendar for the Crest Theatre’s first ever in-house production! A CHORUS LINE will kick off Delray Center for the Arts’ 25th Anniversary celebration, which continues through next year. Twelve performances take place December 5th through 14th. This show features a talented cast of 23, all with ties to South Florida. It will be ONE SINGULAR SENSATION! For tickets and information on the entire Crest Theatre 2014-15 schedule, visit DelrayArts.org, or call the Box Office at 561243-7922, ext. 1.

Free Friday Concerts have started!

The outdoor Concerts are every Friday, 7:30 p.m., through January 30th, and there’s something for everyone!

Rain or shine; FREE admission.Bring lawn chairs, and bring the family, butno pets or outside food and beverage. Food trucks and cash bar are available. Presented by Delray Motors/ Lincoln of Delray/Delray Subaru/Delray Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram. Sponsored by PNC Bank.

CONCERT LINE-UP FOR NOVEMBER: November 7 ORANGE SUNSHINE (‘60s Covers) November 14 ODYSSEY ROAD (Journey Tribute) November 21 JAY BLUES BAND (Blues) November 28 GARTH BROOKS TRIBUTE Now celebrating its 25th Anniversary Season,Delray Beach Center for the Arts, located at Old School Square in the heart of downtown Delray Beach, offers a total arts experience™ through events, theater, exhibits and learning opportunities. For information on performances, exhibits, classes or facility rentals, call 561-243-7922 or visit DelrayArts.org.

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JOAN K. GOODRICH The New Economic Development Director of Delray Beach

By Diane Feen

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Joan Goodrich likes to makes things happen. She has helped cities, charities and organizations thrive in difficult economic times and is tenacious when it comes to seeing (and bring to light) the bright side of any situation.

That is why The City of Delray Beach chose her to lead their Economic Development. And they couldn’t have chosen a better candidate. Goodrich’s resume reads like a business book on how to maximize your revenue, create fruitful relationships and jobs.

But economic development is just an umbrella for this woman who has expertise in so many different areas on dry land. Though her experience is as varied as the runways at JFK, her excellence at rising to every occasion is unrivaled. Goodrich has experience in Fundraising, Getting Grants, Business Management, Strategic Planning, Marketing and Branding, Policy Development and Advocacy, Business Development, Public and Private Partnerships and Organizational Development and Governance.

If it sounds like a lot, it is. And so are her credentials, which read like a Fulbright Scholar’s resume. Goodrich conducted market analysis for a Washington Economic Group; she was the Executive Director of the March of Dimes in Broward and the President and CEO of GSD Southeast Consulting. Goodrich also held the title of Executive Vice President of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Economic Development Alliance (and acting CEO twice) and Executive Director of Coral Springs Economic Development Foundation. Add that to her job as Marketing Manager of the City of Coral Springs and Executive Director for the Tamarac Chamber of Commerce and you have what might be called a wiz in the area of economic development and beyond.

“Economic development is about cultivating an environment for business to create quality jobs.

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Quality jobs are what everyone in the world wants, and what is at the heart and soul of families, communities, states and countries. When someone has a good-paying job - they live their life more fully and believe anything is possible,” said Goodrich.

Good point and one that Goodrich has adhered to in her illustrious career. She led a recruiting team in expansion and retention of 52 companies to Coral Springs resulting in over $150 million in economic impact on the economy and $215 million in non-residential taxable value to the city. At the Greater Fort Lauderdale Economic Development Alliance she helped attract and expand businesses to create (and or retain) 21,000 jobs, 4-millionsquare-feet of office-industrial space and invest over $750 million in Broward.

One can easily see why The City of Delray Beach hired Goodrich to lead the delicate balance of keeping life in Delray Beach at its residential and cultural zenith while bringing aboard a sound economic structure. “At the end of the day it’s about creating and retaining good jobs for Delray Beach and having good relationships with the businesses that are here. Ultimately it’s about aggressively telling our Delray Beach story so other companies want to come here too,” said the Chicago native who moved to Plantation, Florida when she was 12-years-old.

Goodrich isn’t worried about attracting new businesses to Delray Beach for the reason that we all know – Delray is a great place to be. She cites the cultural activities, great neighborhoods and active downtown as a few reasons for Delray’s potential to gain new business suitors. “Small business is big business in Delray Beach. Ninety three percent of

the businesses here have 10 workers. But in the end success breeds success.”

And success is one way to define Goodrich and her economic development history. Just ask those who know her.

“Joan is very passionate about making a difference on a large scale. She is very driven and committed to business attraction, expansion and retention. Joan’s economic development intelligence skills and passion will definitely take the dynamic city of Delray to another level of success,” said Liz Taschereau.

One thing that Goodrich loves to do is to bring people together for the greater good of business and the community. Her organizational skills are superb and her ability to bring both the public and the private sector together could quality her for a job in politics. But her passion lies within the economic underpinnings of making things happen. “Bring people together is such a wonderful high. It’s great to know you were a part of someone’s success. I love coaching people and being a part of their growth to see them do great things for the world.”

If you ask Robert Sims, Chief Marketing Officer at Hearts and Flowers Florist, he will tell you Goodrich practices what she preaches. “Joan has a grasp of every function of the positions she has attained and left each organization better for being there. She has succeeded in highly political situations where her ability to mediate, mentor and negotiate have served her and her organizations well. Her personality, persistence, determination has worked for the betterment of everyone around her.”

Those around her include her husband of 27 years, Michael (he is the women’s soccer coach at Nova Southeastern University) daughter Regina who works fulltime and is a student, and Patrick a freshman at University of Florida.

When not working to pump up economies and non-profit organizations Goodrich can be found playing golf, reading business (and romance) novels or visiting her parents in Port St. Lucie.

But rest assured that Goodrich always has her eye on the ball whether on the golf course or in her new position as Economic Development Director of Delray Beach. “While I am extremely proud of the accomplishments and impact I have had over the years, I firmly believe my best work is yet to come in Delray Beach.”

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dining ║ restaurant review

Pian, Julie, Rod, Pizza

HOUSE OF SIAM Food To Savor And Devour

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Want to feel like you have a professional chef at your fingertips? Not to worry, House of Siam figured out years ago that most people want their food prepared fresh with a little TLC and a lot of expertise.

That’s how House of Siam has managed to be a staple in Pineapple Grove for the past 15 years. Their loyal following (and newcomers) continue to dine on homemade Thai food and Sushi that is prepared just how you like it.

If you want your dishes prepared with the spices and herbs of Thai tradition, you will swoon over their savory flavor and distinctly divine dishes. But if you have food allergies – or like your food on the milder side – all you have to do is ask. And, the answer will always be yes.

That is the very reason that local Delray

artist Sharon Kurlychek and her husband Alex come to House of Siam quite often. “I love it here, the food is delicious, it’s friendly and I trust that everything I order will be great,” said Sharon. Alex also finds that House of Siam is the perfect place to sit outside in the courtyard and dine like a king. They couldn’t wait to share this culinary pleasure with their friend Robert Cooke from Ohio.

“House of Siam is a wonderful place – we’ve tried other Thai restaurants but this food is the best. We not only come back often but we like to bring friends here because we know they will enjoy their meal,” said Alex.

While Cooke is positively charmed by the authentic Tom Kha chicken, shrimp and seafood soup, he was devouring a plate of crispy duck that was cooked just to his liking. That is what makes House of Siam such an anomaly – all the food is prepared fresh everyday with herbs and spices right from their garden. There’s also a certain amount of intrinsic joy that the chef gets from preparing food from their homeland in Thailand.

“When we left Thailand we searched for an authentic Thai restaurant that would capture the flavors and tastes of the rich culture we left behind. We couldn’t find such a place, so we created one,” said coowner Pian, who is always dressed in the authentic splendor of Thailand. Her husband Patrick, who is rarely seen outside the kitchen, is the chef par excellence. It is his precision and dedication to excellence that makes the food at House of Siam like a buried treasure unearthed.

Some of the most popular dishes in the Thai tradition are Young Coconut Curry, House sizzler or Volcano Sizzler, Pad Thai, Green Curry, Shrimp and Chicken Dumplings and Spring Rolls. If you were to ask Valquiria Pidgeon, who was at House of Siam for the first time, she would tell you that her Coconut Curry dish was splendid.

“This is wonderful; they gave me a lot of large shrimp, the presentation is amazing and everything is so delicious. I can’t believe the prices are so reasonable for this excellent quality of food.”

It’s the consistency of terrific homemade food that draws people to this low keyed off the Avenue hot spot. Where else can you get a dish brought to your table sizzling hot (with chicken, beef, pork or tofu) with stir fried cucumbers, onion, bell pepper, cashew nuts and fresh spinach topped in a delicious peanut sauce? The answer is nowhere. The Coconut Curry, served in a fresh coconut, comes with your choice of meat or seafood, and is cooked with mixed vegetables, Thai curry paste and fresh basil. We also love their stir fried Scallops in a light brown sauce with carrots, zucchini and snow peas.

Although the food at House of Siam is world class, you can’t beat their divinely decadent sauces prepared fresh every day. Each dish brings with it the wow factor that will have you saying “yum” as if it were a mantra.

We also love the Siam Sizzler with both tofu and jumbo shrimp. This combination enhances the exotic sauce with vegetables and cashew nuts in a fresh peanut sauce.

House of Siam has a bit of a split person-

Siam Duck with Orange Honey Sauce

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ality when it comes to cuisine. After years of success in their quiet courtyard location they decided to add sushi and extra space to their location. And we’re glad they did.

Their fresh sushi is a welcome addition to the neighborhood and their menu. We recently tried the One Ocean Roll, which is tuna, salmon, yellow tail, kani, asparagus, scallions, masago and sesame seeds wrapped in cucumber – and it was wonderful. For a spicier kick try the Peek-a-Boo chopped Tuna Sushi Tower with spicy mayo and crispy seaweed crackers (it’s addicting).

House of Siam’s selections of sushi rolls (cooked and raw) are endless. There’s a Boston Roll (with cooked shrimp, avocado, cucumber, lettuce and tomato) and Dancing Eel Roll with Eel on top of a California Roll. There are many other sushi appetizers, sashimi and rolls of all variation. If you

like to make sure your fish has seen higher temperatures try their cooked entrees like crispy fried chicken Katsu, Teriyaki dishes, Fresh Grilled Fish and Tempuras.

The owners of House of Siam also take pride in serving a large selection of vegetarian dishes. Their Thai desserts are a treat as well - Honeyed Banana (served hot and crispy) with whipped cream and Thai Doughnuts.

A meal at House of Siam is worth celebrating. The food is fresh and tasty and they have a myriad of mystical flavors to uplift your mood or your palate. We guarantee it.

HOUSE OF SIAM 25 NE 2nd Avenue #116 Delray Beach 561-330-9191 www.houseofsiam.info Open for lunch and dinner

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TENDER JUICY TURKEY

By Yvette Roulette

A Simple Traditional Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays of the year. It encompasses for most, three All American “Fs”: Food, Football, and Family. Some Thanksgiving dinners are fancy and elaborate, with recipes straight out of Bon Appétit, while others are more simple and basic with family recipes that have been passed down through generations. This Thanksgiving I will share some of my favorite, crowd pleasing, fool proof, traditional recipes.

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Tender Juicy Turkey

1 15 lb turkey - giblets and neck removed 2 Tbsp each of dried parsley, ground dried rosemary, rubbed dried sage, dried thyme leaves 1 Tbsp lemon pepper 1 Tbsp salt 2 Stalks of celery, chopped 1 Orange cut in wedges 1 Onion chopped 1 Carrot chopped 1 14.5 oz Can of chicken broth 1 Bottle of champagne (or ginger ale, or coke) *If prepared ahead, marinate the turkey in the fridge the day before for even more tender juiciness!

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Line a turkey roster with long sheets of foil that will be long enough to wrap the turkey loosely.

2. Stir together the parsley, rosemary, sage, thyme, lemon pepper and salt in a small bowl. Rub the mixture in the cavity of the turkey and over and under the skin of the turkey. Stuff the turkey with the celery, onion, orange, and carrot. Truss, if desired and place the turkey in the roasting pan. Pour the broth and champagne over the turkey and make sure to get some champagne in the cavity. Bring the foil over the top of the turkey and seal. Keep the foil from touching the skin of the breast or legs.

3. Bake the turkey for 2 1/2 - 3 hours until juices run clear. Uncover and continue to bake until skin turns golden brown (about 30 minutes to 1 hour more). When done, remove turkey from oven and cover with aluminum foil - let the turkey rest at least 15 minutes before carving.

Creamy Mashed Potatoes

Serves 12 7 Cups of chicken broth ( I use Swanson) 10 Large potatoes peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces 1 Cup of sour cream 1 Stick of butter softened Salt and Pepper to taste Heat broth and potatoes over high heat to a boil. Reduce heat to medium. Cover and cook until potatoes are tender. Drain, reserving broth. *Mash potatoes with 1/4 cup of broth, butter, sour cream, salt and pepper. Add additional broth slowly until desired consistency. *I whip my potatoes with a mixer. It makes for fluffier potatoes and no lumps!

Mac & Cheese Cups

Serves 12 8 oz Uncooked elbow macaroni 2 Cups shred cheddar cheese 1/2 Cup grated parmesan cheese 3 Cups of milk 1/4 Cup of butter & 2 tbsp of butter 2 1/2 Tbsp of flour 2 Tbsp of bread crumbs Cook elbow macaroni according to package. In a saucepan melt 1/4 cup of butter over medium heat. Slowly stir in flour.

Slowly add milk stirring constantly. Stir in cheeses and cook over low heat until cheese is melted.

Combine cheese and macaroni until well blended.

Spoon mac & cheese into lightly greased cupcake pan. Melt 2 tbsp of butter over medium heat, add breadcrumbs and brown.

Sprinkle over each cup.

Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.

Easy Candied Yams Serves 12 2 29oz Cans of yams 1/2 Cup butter cut into pieces 1 Cup brown sugar 3 Cups of mini marshmallows

Preheat oven to 400 degrees.

Place sweet potatoes in a baking dish.

Place butter pieces evenly over sweet potatoes. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Top with mini marshmallows.

Bake for 25 minutes or until marshmallows are toasted and melted.

Cranberry Nut Stuffing Serves 12 12 Oz package of cranberries 1 Lb sausage 6 Cups of bread cubes 1 Cup seasoned dried bread crumbs 1 Medium onion chopped 1 Clove of garlic chopped 1 Tsp chopped fresh parsley 1/2 Tsp chopped fresh oregano 1/2 Tsp chopped fresh sage 1 Pinch fresh tyme 1/3 Tsp celery seed 1/4 Tsp ground ginger 1/2 Tsp salt 1/3 Tsp black pepper 2 Cups chicken broth 1/2 Cup chopped walnuts 1/2 Cup chopped orange with skin on

Place cranberries in medium saucepan with enough water to cover and bring to a boil. cook until skins pop. Drain and cool.

In a skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until evenly brown. Drain and cool.

In a baking dish mix all ingredients escept chicken broth well. Stir in chicken broth slowly until desired consistency.

Bake at 350 for 25 minutes until surface is lightly brown and crispy.

Green Bean Casserole

Serves 12 2 (10.75 oz) Cans of Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup 1 Cup of milk 2 Tsp of Soy sauce 1/4 Tsp ground black pepper 8 Cups cooked cut green beans 2 2/3 Cups french fried onions Stir soup, milk, pepper, soy sauce and 1 1/3 cups of onions in a casserole dish. Bake at 350 for 25 minutes, or until hot - stir.

Top with remaining onions and bake 5-10 minutes more.

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delray BEACH American Atlantic Grille 1000 E Atlantic Ave, DB (In the Seagate Hotel) 561-665-4900

Grand Tavern 710 Linton Blvd, DB 561-279-2779

Bagels With 1732 S Federal Hwy, DB 561-279-4799

Grangers Bar & Grill 215 NE 6th Ave, DB 561-276-7881

Bistro 241 241 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-330-4080

Green Owl Restaurant 330 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-7766

Boston’s on the Beach 40 S Ocean Blvd, DB 561-278-3364

HiWay Burger 12 SE 5th Ave, DB 561-243-6430

Breathe 401 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-330-4526

Jimmy’s Bistro 9 S Swinton Avenue, DB 561-865-5774

Brule Bistro 200 NE 2nd Ave #109, DB 561-274-2046

Johnnie Brown’s 301 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-243-9911

Bru’s Room 35 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-276-3663

Longhorn Steakhouse 1562 S Federal Hwy, DB 561-278-1944

BurgerFi 6 S Ocean Blvd, DB 561-278-9590

Max’s Harvest 169 NW 2nd Ave, DB 561-381-9970

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill Delray Marketplace Atlantic & Lyons 561-638-6380

Max’s Social House 116 NE 6 Ave, DB 561-501-4332

Cut 432 432 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-9898 Dada 52 N Swinton Ave, DB 561-330-3232 De La Tierra - Sundy House 106 S Swinton Ave, DB 561-272-5678 Deck 84 840 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-665-8484 Doc’s All American 10 N Swinton Ave, DB 561-278-3627 Donnie’s Place 60 NW 5th Ave, DB 561-243-9996 102 November 2014 | www.AtlanticAveMagazine.com

Fifth Avenue Grill 821 S Federal Hwy, DB 561-265-0122

Off the Ave 19 SE 5th Ave, DB 561-450-6768 Outback 1300 Linton Blvd, DB 561-272-7201 Park Tavern 32 SE 2nd St, DB 561-265-5093 Prime 29 SE 2nd Ave DB 561-865-5845 Salt7 32 SE 2nd St, DB 561-274-7258 Seacrest Grille (Marriott Hotel) 10 N Ocean Blvd, DB 561-274-3200

Shula Burger Delray Marketplace Atlantic & Lyons DB, 561-404-1347 The Beat Cup Cafe 660 Linton Blvd 109,110 DB 561-266-2611 The Grove Restaurant 187 NE 2 Ave., DB 561-789-8636 The Office 201 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-276-3600 The Original Brooklyn Water Bagel 14451 S Military Trail, DB 561-455-7490 The Porch Restaurant 85 SE 6th Ave, DB 561-303-3647 Tryst 4 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-921-0201

Asian/Sushi/Chinese Buddha Sky Bar 217 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-450-7557 China Gardens 14402 S. Military trail DB, 561-498-5226 House of Siam 25 NE 2nd Ave #116, DB 561-330-9191 Lemongrass Bistro 420 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-5050 Ming’s Garden Chinese 271 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-276-3333 Union 8 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-400-4720 Yama Japanese Restaurant 44 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-266-9929 Ziree Thai & Sushi 401 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-276-6549

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Kilwin’s Chocolates & Ice Cream 402 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-0808 Orange Leaf Café Soft Serve Yogurt 418 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-894-8230 Puro’s Cigar 777 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-6118 Spot Coffee 44 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-455-4041 Starbucks 205 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-243-9332 Starbucks 502 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-265-3273 The Grind Caffe Delray Marketplace Atlantic & Lyons 561-270-3036

Café Loredana 85 SE 6th Ave, DB 561-272-8887 Caffe Luna Rosa 34 S Ocean Blvd, DB 561-274-9404 Carrabba’s Italian Grill 335 E Linton Blvd, DB 561-266-9393 Casa Di Pepe 189 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-279-7371 Cucina Fra Diavolo 14414 S. Military Trail DB, 561-266-3322 D’Angelo Trattona 9 SE 7th Ave, DB 561-330-1237 Il Bacio Restaurant & Lounge 29 SE 2nd Ave, DB 561-865-7785 Il Girasole 1911 S Federal Hwy, DB, 561-272-3566

Health Food Ciao Sidewalk Café 1208 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-4520

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza 307 E. Atlantic Ave. D.B. 561-274-1969

DIG Restaurant 777 E. Atlantic Ave, DB 561-279-1002

Mamma’s Pizza Co 401 Atlantic Ave, DB 561-266-2811

Fit Food Express 302 NE 4th St, DB 561-330-4525

Mellow Mushroom 25 SE 6th Ave, DB 561-330-3040

Nature’s Way Café 20 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-6200

Pizza Rustica 1155 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-279-8766

Nutrition Cottage 407 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-8571

Rocky’s Italian Bistro 20 SE 5th Ave, DB 561-276-9703

The Garden of Vegan 528 NE 2nd St. DB 561-404-5301

Salotta 145 NE 4th Ave, DB 561-266-0310

Italian Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza 115 NE 6th Ave, DB 561-278-7911 Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria 14466 Military Trail, DB 561-638-6442 Bella Amici Pizzeria Delray Marketplace Atlantic & Lyons 561-270-3025

Saltimbocca Italian Bistro 14820 S. Military Trail, DB 561-455-4017 Sazio 131 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-5540 Scuola Vecchia 522 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-865-5923 Solita Delray 25 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-899-0888

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Champagne Bottle Mimosas Belinis, Screwdrivers, and Blood Marys

Enjoy Food, Music, and Drinks!

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Terra Fiamma Restorante.Pizza.Bar 9169 W. Atlantic Ave. Delray Marketplace 561-495-5570 Tramonti Italian Ristorante 119 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-1944 Vic & Angelo’s 290 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-9570

Latin/Caribbean Bamboo Fire Café 149 NW 4th Ave, DB 561-749-0973 Cabana El Ray 105 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-274-9090

Mexican Cabo Flats Cantina & Tequila Bar Delray Marketplace Atlantic Ave & Lyons Rd. DB 561-499-0378 Senor Burrito 142 SE 6th Ave #E, DB 561-278-5757 Pubs/Clubs Bull Bar Inc 2 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-274-8001 Delux 16 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-279-4792 Hurricane Bar & Lounge 640 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-0282

Old Calypso 900 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-279-2300

Kevro Studio & Art Bar 166 SE 2nd Ave, DB 561-278-9675

Papa’s Tapas 259 NE 2nd Ave Delray Beach, FL 33444 Phone: ( 561) 266-0599

N2 Winebar 104 NE 2nd Ave The Hyatt Place 561-278-6802

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O’Connors Irish Pub 210 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-330-0022

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill 634 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-3390

Cornell Café Morikami Museum 4000 Morikami Park Rd, DB

Paradise Café 140 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-330-3434

Pepe’s Hideaway 1045 E Atlantic Ave, Db 561-276-3570

Mussel Beach 501 E Atlantic Ave DB 561-921-6464

Domino’s Pizza 142 SE 6th Ave, DB 561-272-5551

Sandwiches by the Sea 1214 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-2212

Sandbar 40 S Ocean Blvd, DB 561-278-3364

The Fisherman’s Grill 5199 W. Atlantic Ave, DB 561-638-0500

Dunkin Donut’s 37 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-243-1196

Subway 301 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-5959

E & J’s Sandwich Shop 814 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-8049

The Green Owl Restaurant 330 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-7766

Famous Market Deli 6570 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-495-8590

Tony’s Deli Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s 301 W. Atlantic Ave DB, 561-276-1749

Tag Bar 25 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-801-3247 Tim Finnegans Irish Pub 2885 S. Federal Hwy, DB 561- 330-3153 Seafood 50 Ocean 50 S Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach, FL 33483 (561) 278-3364 City Oyster 213 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-272-0220 Dee Dee’s Coch & Rib 25 SW 5th Ave, DB 561-276-1124

Sandwich/Deli Bagel’s With 1732 S Federal Hwy, DB 561-279-4799 Bar Deli’s 506 E Atlantic Ave DB 561-279-4121 Big Al’s Steaks 450 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-819-1888 Checkers 450 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-278-9939 Christina’s Restaurant 263 NE 2nd Ave, DB 561-278-3200

Jersey Mikes Subs 455C NE 5th Ave, DB 561-276-8949 Nemo’s Fish & Chicken 943 W Atlantic Ave, DB 561-865-5094 Off the Ave 19 SE 5th Ave, DB 561-450-6768 Old School Bakery & Café 814 E Atlantic Ave, DB 561-243-8059

Boca raton American Abe&Louis Glades Plaza 2300 W. Glades Road, Boca 561-447-0024 The Addison 2 E. Camino Real, Boca 561-395-9335

Boca Wings & Ribs 2257 North Fed. Highway Boca 561 391-9110 Boca Muse 7136 Beracasa Way, Boca 561-367-1133 Boca Pita Express 7158 Beracasa Way Boca 561-750-0088 Bogart’s Bar & Grille 3200 Airport Road Boca 561-544-3044 Boston Market 7020 Beracasa Way, Boca 561-392-2795 Bogart’s Bar &Grille Muvico Palace 20 3200 Airport Road Boca 561-544-3044 Brewzzi Glades Plaza 2222 Glades Rd. Boca 561-392-BREW (2739) Cottonwood Café 90 Royal Palm Place, Boca 561-353-2233 Chops Lobster Bar 101 Plaza Real. Boca 561-395-2675 The Grille on Congress 5101 Congress Av. Boca 561-912-9800 Grand Lux Café Town Ctr Mall, 6000 Glades Road, Boca 561-392-2141 Houston’s 1900 N.W. Executive Ctr Circle. Boca 561-998- 0550.

J. Alexander’s 1400 Glades Road. Boca 561-347-9875

Max’s Grille Mizner Park-404 Plaza Real Boca 561-368-0080.

Fah Asian Bistro Boca Valley Shopping Plaza -7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca561-241-0400

Morton’s The Steakhouse Shops at Boca-5050 Town Ctr Circle Boca 561-392-7724

5 Spice Asian Market Shoppes at Blue Lake 1200 Yamato Rd. 561-989-1688

New York Prime 2350 N.W. Executive Ctr Drive. Boca 561-998-3881

Fuji Palms Plaza-22191 Powerline Rd., Boca 561-392-8778

Oceans 18 5801 NW 2nd Av Boca 561-994-0400

Ichiban Sumerset Shoppes-8841 Glades Road Boca 561-451-2429

Pavilion Grille 391 Yamato Road, Boca 561-912-0000 Polo’s Restaurant 5030 Champion Blvd., Boca; 561-997-2920 Ruth’s Chris Steak House 225 N.E.Mizner Blvd., Boca, 561-392-6746 Seasons 52 2300 N.W.Executive Ctr, Boca-561-998-9952 Six Tables 112 N.E. 2cnd St., Boca 561-347-6260 Sweet Tomatoes 7110 Beracasa Way, 561-750-3303 Yogurt Rendezvous* *(ORB Kosher) 7150 Beracasa Way, 561-392-8384 Asian/Sushi/Chinese Bangkok in Boca Royal Palm Place-500 Via De Almas, Boca 561-394-6912

Kathy’s Gazebo Café 4199 N. Fed. Highway. Boca 561-395-6033

Blu Bambu Modern Vietnamese Cuisine 45b Royal Palm 561-393-0096

Kee Grill 17940 N.Military Trail. Boca 561-995-5044

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill 861 Yamato Rd. Boca 561-981-8986

Lion’s Den 1350 SW 2nd St, Pompano Beach, 954-545-1313

Cay Da Vietnamese 7400 N. Fed. Highway., Boca, 561-998-0278

Mariposa Neiman Marcus at Town Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca 561-544-2320.

Daimatsu Sushi 41 Royal Palm Place, Boca -561-361-7557

Kyoto 11395 “D” W. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca, 561-482-7720 La Tre 249 E.Palmetto Park Rd. Boca-561-392-4568 Masamune Japanese Restaurant 3011 Yamato Rd. Boca 561-241-8400 Osaka Sushi 9168 Glades Rd. Boca 561-451-1707 P.F Chang’s 1400 Glades Rd. Boca 561-393-3722 Pei Wei Asian Diner 7152-B Beracasa Way, 561-322-1001 Phuket Thai Restaurant Palms Plaza-22191 Powerline Rd., Boca 561-447-8863 Saba 499 S.Fed. Hwy., Boca 561-353-4600 Siam Sea 7860 Glades Rd. Boca 561-483-3440; Soba Sushi Mizner Park, 415 Plaza Real.

Boca, 561-620-0606 Stir Crazy Café Town Ctr-6000 Glades Rd., Boca 561-338-7500.

Sushi Masa 7140 Beracasa Way, 561-395-8862

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Sushi Ray Shops at Boca Ctr-5250, Town Ctr Circle.Boca 561-394-9506

Continental Bakery of France 625 NE Spanish River Blvd., Boca, 561-702-8634

Sushi Thai 100 NE 2cnd St., Boca 561750-4448

Bistro Providence 2399 N.Fed. Highway.Boca561-368-2340

Sushi Zen 22191 Powerline Rd., Boca 561-392-8778

Café Joley 38 Royal Palm Pl, Boca.

French/Mediterranean 561-361-4224

Taisho 20423 State Rd 7. Boca 561-479-0041 Tempura House The Reserve-9858 Clint Moore Road. Building 561-883-6088 Uncle Tai’s Shops at Boca Ctr-5250 Town Ctr Circle. -Boca-561368-8806 Yokohama Sushi 60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca. 561392-9328

Cote France Café 100K Plaza Real South, Boca. 561-955-6021 Casmir French Bistro 416 Via De Palmas #81, Royal Palm Place, Boca, 561-955-6001 European Café Boca 99 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca, 561-392-6059 Le French Bistro 6676 Parkside Dr., Parkland, FL 954-755-0708 Le Pescatore Wharfside Plaza 6909 S.W. 18th St. Boca 561-750-8088

Le Rivage 450 N.E.20th St. Boca-561620-0033 St.Tropez 7000 W.Camino Real Boca -561-368-8580

Taverna Kyma 6298 N. Fed. Hywy.

Boca 33487 561-994-2828

Tiramisu 170 W. Camino Real. Boca, 561-338-9692

Italian Arturo’s Ristorante 6750 N.Fed Hwy. Boca-561-997- 7373

Casa D’Angelo 171 E Palmetto Park Rd. Boca. 561-338-1703

Café Bellino 180 S.Fed Hwy., Boca 561-393-2844

Kosta’s 5024 N. Fed Hwy. Lighhousepoint Georgetown Plaza, 954-571-3842

Carraba’s Italian Grill 6909 S.W.18th Street, Boca561-544-8838

Milos Taverna 1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.

561-750-6720 Avra Taverna 3001 E. Comm. Blvd. & Bayview Dr., Ft. Lauderdale 954-616-1514 Taverna Kalamata 39 SE 1st Avnue Boca, 33432 561-393-7171

Rino Vesuvio 3360 N. Fed. Hwy. Boca561-368-5520 Ristorante Sapori Royal Palm Place-301 Via De Palmas., Boca 561-367-9779 Saporissimo 366 E. Palmetto Park. Boca561-750-2333 Times Sq. Pizzeria & Grill 6006 SW 18th St # B4, Boca, 561 393-6757

Seafood Legal Sea Foods Town Ctr-6000 W. Glades Road Boca 561-447-2112 McCormick&Shmick’s University Commons -1400 Glades Rd. Boca.

561-394-2428 Deli/Cafés Anatolia 212 S. Fed. Hwy., Boca, 561361-4000, Wkdys Beany’s Café 126 NE 2nd St., Boca.

561-392-1085

Coal Mine Pizza Royal Palm Place, 99 S.E. Mizner Blvd. Boca; 561-826-2625

Trattoria Romana 499 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Boca-561-393-6715

Ben’s Deli Kosher The Reserve-9942 Clint Moore Rd. Boca 561-470-9963

Cucina D’Angelo Shops at Boca Ctr-5050 Town Ctr Cle. Boca 561-750-2344

Umbria Renaissance Hotel 2000 NW 19st, Boca.

561-368-5252

Deli on Rye 4311 N. Federlal Hwy., Boca 561-347-1400

Josephine’s 5751 N.Fed. Highway. Boca.

561-988-0668

Villa Venezi 4251 #6 N. Fed. Highway Dinner only 516-392-5396

Eilat Café kosher Wharfside Plaza-6853 S.W.18th St.Boca 561-368-6880

La Luna Italian Bistro The Polo Shoppes-5030 Champion Blvd. Boca 561-997-1165 La Villeta 4351 N. Fed. Highway Boca561-362-8403 Maggiano’s 21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd.

Boca, 561-361-8244 Mario’s of Boca 1901 N. Military Trail Boca 561-392-5595 Masso 9060 Kimberly Blvd. #42 Boca, 561-451-2021 Nino’s Italian Restaurant 7120 Beracasa Way, 561-392-9075

Latin/Caribbean Caribbean Grill 1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd Boca 561-362-0161 Cuban Café 3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca 561-750-8860

Mexican Baja Café Uno 201 N.W.1rst Av. Boca 561-394-5449 Blue Coyote Wharfside Plaza-6861 S.W. 18th St. Boca 561-362-9022

Oasis Cafe Renaissance Hotel Boca 2000 NW 19st, Boca 561-368-5252 Saquella Caffe 82 Royal Palm Place-410 Via De Palmas, Boca.

561-338-8840 Toojay’s Gourmet Deli Polo Shoppes-5030 Champion Blvd.

Boca-561-241-5903 Rustic Cellar Royal Palm Place409 S.E.Mizner Blvd.

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Modca 887 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Boca 561-210-7221 Senor Burrito 513 N.E 20th Street Boca 561-347-6600

Other Meals On The Move, Inc. 561-488-9665 www. mealsonthemove.com

Pellegrino’s Ristorante 3360 N Federal Highway, Boca Plaza, Boca Fl. 33431 561-368-5520

La Rosa Nautica 515 NE 20th St. Boca, 561-296-1413 561-361-7205

Paradiso 183 W.Camino Real Boca561-361-3034

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Do Seasonal Changes Affect Our Pets?

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he seasonal change has arrived again as it does every year. The days are getting shorter, the air is getting cooler. While it’s still summer-like here in South Florida, our northern neighbors are already experiencing some cool and cold weather. Our pets instinctively begin changes to adapt to these conditions.

We must be aware that these changes are not only about getting out the pet sweaters and coats from last season for warmth on their morning and evening walks, but also about physiological changes in our pets’ metabolism.

For those in areas where freezing weather occurs, a sigh of relief is coming in that fight against fleas and ticks. It is important to stop using those flea, tick and heartworm products in this season, they pose no threat. This gives your pet’s body a chance rest from the toxic challenge we have presented to them. Along with this, a detoxification program should also be done in order to provide for cleansing of these specific toxins. Botanical and herbals as well as homeopathic remedies are abound and are safe and effective.

As natural creatures, most animals

instinctively increase their appetite to prepare for the season and will promote extra stored fat in order to protect themselves from the cold. Their metabolism will increase as well as they produce more body heat to fend off the cooler temperatures. The diet should reflect this specific need by increasing higher metabolic energy foods such as real muscle meat and using less of the debilitating, fat producing carbohydrate based foods.

Foods and supplements rich in Omega 3 and 9 fatty acids as well as foods rich in minerals such as kelp assist the body in building a thicker protective dermal layer.

This is doubly important as our heated homes have a drying, dehydrating effect on our pets’ skin. Similar to humans, the fatty acids will also help our pet’s joints that tend to ache when they are cold.

The weather will also impact your pet’s’ activity and exercise levels. Many dogs will suffer from a lack of exercise as the owners don’t want to spend time out in the cold. This may be just the opposite in the south where the cooler temperatures are a welcomed change from the heat of summer. Cats on the hand may be more

active because of their nocturnal nature and the longer periods of darkness. It is important for us, as their caregivers to monitor and provide the stimulation and enrichment that will keep them healthy.

As is always the case, keeping our animals healthy is about their physiology and the importance of a species appropriate diet and an ongoing, targeted detoxification program. Some of our common approaches are actually counterparts to what we really need to provide. Cutting back on food because of their lack of activity can cause the body into a starvation strategy that will cause excessive weight gain whereas higher metabolic energy foods will keep them fit.

By keeping natural functions in mind, our pets will stay healthy and balanced through all the seasons.

Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr Diane Sudduth, DVM are partners in Fiesta Pet Deli in Pompano Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the PetHealthCafe.com radio show. Our 40 years in the animal field has provided us unparallel vision and information which we pass to our clients on a daily basis. We can be reached at www.PetHealthCafe.com or 800-940-7387.

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By Nicole Flier

A Single Girl’s Guide to South Florida and Beyond...

The 3 S’s: Stuffing, Sweet Potatoes and SINGLE! Like a tornado, Halloween passed through. Now the real holiday season makes its so called “delicate” grand entrance and all hell usually breaks loose. If you have recently looked at a calendar, you know that Thanksgiving is a mere 26 days away, Hanukkah on deck at 46, Christmas hitting clean-up with New Year’s closing out the batting order.

It’s no mystery that the holidays can be challenging for just about anyone. It’s the one time of year that no matter how hard you try to be festive and jolly, the stress can overcome you like a turkey induced food coma. There are so many decisions to be made, plans to be coordinated and significant money to be spent. And then you add the extra layer of stress- you are SINGLE! The holidays are the time of year when coupled people everywhere. It’s the time when you find yourself at the kid’s table at your family Turkey Day gathering or wearing the scarlet letter “S” (for single), doing the customary “drive-by” at your company holiday party.

It always seems much easier to focus on all the negatives about being alone at the holidays, but truthfully, when you really weigh in, it’s honestly not so tragic and any many ways, it’s something to be thankful for.

Here are five pretty cool reasons that it’s ok to be single during the holiday season: 1. No In-laws or someone else’s dysfunctional family to deal with. There really isn’t enough alcohol or carbohydrates to get thru these types of events. A menagerie of personalities who are constantly at each other’s throats. Sound familiar? Now you don’t have to stress over which household to celebrate with.

2. Holiday cards not required. There is something a little creepy (ok, maybe a bit funny) about sending a photo card of you and your pet goldfish climbing Machu Picchu or writing that boastful yearly recap letter folded tenderly inside the card. Save the

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tree and the postage. Go buy something fun instead, you deserve it!

3. To decorate or not to decorate? That is the question! For anyone who has had a Christmas tree, you can attest that it’s a ton of work, especially a live one. The act of carrying it from the lot to your home and back to the sidewalk for the trash collectors is pretty much a cardio vascular activity in itself. So, get out of the house and go check out the Mizner Park or Atlantic Avenue trees. No fuss, no muss and you never know who you may find admiring the lights. Get in the spirit and love finds its way to you!

Keyword- “Mistletoe” (wink, wink).

4. Be a little selfish! Stop trying to please everyone around you and do what makes you happy. This is the one time of year where you can get away with it. Take the cash you would have used on your partner and spend it on the most deserving recipient-YOU! Upgrade your life by joining a new gym, getting a makeover, splurging on that expensive Calloway Big Bertha club or booking that adventure or golf trip. I can speak from personal experience. Nothing delights me more than spoiling myself. If I wait around for someone else to do it, well you get the picture.

5. No “Adventures In Babysitting” here!

When your dance card is full of parties, being single allows you to be fancy free. There is nothing worse than having to babysit someone at a party. You don’t get trapped talking to one person all night. Being single allows you to make your grand entrance and float around meeting

loads of new people, maybe someone who really sparks your interest. And if you are enjoying the celebration, you never have to worry about leaving the party too soon.

Your exit is always on your own terms.

I can’t remember the last time I was an “US” for the holiday season. I have spent the last three Xmas/NYE conveniently on a white, sandy beach with my best friend and group of single friends who always travel together. Maybe it’s my way of checking out for those two weeks of holiday mayhem, but I always start the year off recharged, happy and truly ready to meet Mr. Right. Don’t get me wrong, it would be nice to be someone’s plus one for some pumpkin pie this November or December’s yuletide cheer. But loving my extra fabulous single life, having my personal sanity and buying an extra pair of fabulous shoes at 60% off with my extra cash, isn’t such a bad thing either.

“If you are grateful for everything, then whatever you have is enough.” Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

Nicole, a card carrying “California Girl” was born and raised in a suburb of Los Angeles but now is officially a “Boca Girl”. A graduate of the University of Southern California, Nicole owns a private consulting firm, “Flier Consulting”, which specializes in business development, marketing, public relations and special events.

Nicole is an avid tennis player; enjoys working out, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. She is also single and ready to find “Mr. Right!”

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ARTS ║ THE Pineapple People

Pineapple Grove has come into its own as a destination within Delray Beach.

But it didn’t happen overnight. Many people from all walks of life have worked hard to make Pineapple Grove what it is today, a laid back arts district where you tend to find locals shopping and dining. They all have one thing in common….they are all characters. Over the next 12 months we’ll meet some of the Pioneers, the Godfathers and the Sons of Anarchy who made it happen.

By Stephen Chrisanthus

Photo by Norman Karl Garrett Photography

The Must-have Merchants Are you looking for a mermaid sign? Maybe a custom crafted chandelier with pickle jar light bulbs? Could you use your favorite hat monogramed? Well if these are all purchases you may be looking to make, you are in luck.

Located within blocks of each other in Pineapple Grove are a number of unique stores to whet your shopping appetite.

Make your way over to Michelle LaGreca and Ray Greaves’ Chappy’s Attic for a funky find, or head down the street to Michelle and Rey Mendez’s Rustic Rooster for oneof-a-kind furniture. Find something really special and get it personalized at Sabrina Amelung’s Monogram Closet.

These proprietors keep the town stocked with must-haves, and all agree the Grove is one of their favorite treasures.

Michelle LaGreca

I love and enjoy working here in Pineapple Grove for the obvious reasons. This area draws the most artistic, fun, loving people. I look for treasures to sell in my shop that are unique, artistic and funky!

I am excited about the future and to be right here in Pineapple Grove for years to come!

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Rey Mendez

I really love the vibe that all the stores and restaurants bring. I have lived in this area for years and have known some of the other business owners since I was a kid.

Sabrina Amelung

I love the diversity of the Grove.

It’s unique and ever-changing with great artistic influence.

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He’s certainly among the savviest investors of his or possibly any other age.

His partner is a gentleman named Warren Buffett and together Warren and Charlie have built Berkshire Hathaway into a colossus.

Last I checked, a single share of Berkshire was trading at nearly $210,000—that is not a typo.

Next year, Warren and Charlie will be celebrating their 50th anniversary together at Berkshire. To honor their golden anniversary, Warren asked Charlie to ponder two questions: “Why did it work? And will it continue?”

Simple questions – on the surface at least – until you start to think about them and realize how deeply you have to delve to figure out why something was successful.

Since this magazine is about Delray, I thought about Warren’s questions and how we might answer them.

So why did Delray work?

I think we can agree that Delray is a pretty cool place.

We are known for our rocking downtown and our beautiful beach. We also have some interesting cultural assets and a great vibe.

But those are symptoms, indicators, outcomes that don’t really answer why this city has worked.

They also aren’t guaranteed to continue, which is interesting to think about because it points out the fact that nothing is permanent. Success is not permanent, and happily neither is failure.

Downtowns can dry up. Big employers can move in and move out. Natural disasters can do damage and great cultural assets can suffer if you take your eye off the

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ball.

So again, why did it work?

I think Delray worked because the city was entrepreneurial when it needed to be.

I recently had lunch with a former veteran department head, one in a series of thought provoking lunches that I have come to look forward too. We spoke about how Delray was focused on outcomes more so than process.

The leadership tasked city staff with getting things done (legally and morally of course) which allowed for some creativity and innovation on the staff level.

The results were dramatic: the city came a long way and went from Dull Ray to Delray over a two decade period of time. Problems were solved, solutions were shared and the city earned a reputation for innovation and a style that some called the “Delray way.”

There’s a lot of upside to focusing on outcomes. But there are some downsides as well.

When process is sacrificed, it can sometimes stray a little too far (for instance, you need to bid contracts, you should always engage the public and even flexible zoning should have limits). So yes, cities and businesses need process, but not at the expense of creativity, fairness and predictability. City planning is more art than science; which is why it was genius in Delray to have something called “conditional use.”

Conditional use has been demonized and misunderstood over the years. It’s been lumped in with waivers and variances and all those other loaded terms, but in reality conditional use is a tool that al-

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lows developers (another loaded term) to get something if they give something. As a policymaker, I loved it. Why? Because it allowed us to make good projects happen and it allowed us to kill bad projects.

I liked having that flexibility.

Conditional use was one of the reasons why it happened, Mr. Munger.

As for whether it will continue, that’s up to us and who we elect to lead us.

Stray too far from the winning formula and it probably won’t continue. There are all sorts of examples of places that boomed and then went bust. But if you refuse to innovate and acknowledge change, you’re also dooming yourself.

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