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The Florida Atlantic University football team picked up a hefty $2 million in appearance fees for being crushed by Nebraska and Alabama football teams during the past two weeks. FAU for several years has sacrificed itself on the gridiron in order to make megabuck fees for playing college football powerhouses, but FAU Athletic Director Pat Chung says getting clobbered by the big guys each year isn’t not worth it and he will be making changes.

Boca City Council approved construction of 12 buildings for 75 new 3 bedroom, 3 story townhomes with two car garages and two car driveways, plus a 127 square foot fitness center and pool on 5,934 acres at the northeast corner of Military Trail and Spanish River Blvd, selling for $400,000 to $600,000.

Boca Raton City Council voted to take the first step and negotiate a lease with Houston’s parent company for a restaurant at the old Wildflower’s property on the Intracoastal at Palmetto Park Road.

Boca Raton former portfolio hedge fund manager Matt Martoma was nailed with a 9 year prison sentence last week after being found guilty on insider trading charges. The Fed pressured Martoma to rat out his boss Steve Cohen and cop a guilty plea to receive a lighter sentence but Martoma elected to stand trial. The high profile case involved $275 million benefitting Cohen’s company SAC Capital.

Not surprisingly the Wall Street Journal reported that the dysfunctional Obamacare website Healthcare.gov has been hacked and personal information for millions of Obamacare enrollees is at risk. Already thousands of South Florida enrollees are in danger of losing coverage because the faulty website is unable to verify citizenship or immigration status that’s needed to qualify for premium subsidies.

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Whoever would foster love covers over an offense, but whoever repeats the matter separates close friends.

Proverbs 17:9

American Airlines made $420 million and Delta Airlines made $190 million for second quarter baggage fees.

The Jacobson Jewish Community Foundation Professional Advisory Committee PAC kickoff & Membership Drive Cocktail Reception is 5:30 p.m. Sept. 17 at Woodfield Country Club, 3650 Club Place, Boca Raton.

Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Dietary laws will be observed. Couvert is $50 per person. RSVP at jewishboca.org/ packickoff/register. For further information, contact Kristy Lopez at 561.852.6090 or email: kristylo@bocafed.org.

The annual Tastemakers at Mizner Park “Rock, Roll & Stroll” restaurant crawl 6 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17. A $30 dining booklet acts as a passport to pairings at 11 restaurants.

The booklet is on sale at those restaurants and at miznerpark.com/events/tastemakersrock-roll-stroll-at-mizner-park. It also includes offers through Oct. 31 for restaurant discounts.

Cafe Cinematheque Foreign Films with Shelly Isaacs is every Thursday at 10:30 a.m.at Movies of Delray 561-638-0020 and Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Movies of Lake Worth 561-968-4545. Visit moviesofdelray.com for more information.

on Vimeo, Facebook and YouTube. Call 561.852.0000 for details.

The Maze Runner, A Walk Among Tombstones, This Is Where I leave You, Tusk and The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby opens Friday at the Cinemark Palace and Premiere theatres. This is Where I leave You and My Old Lady opens at the Movies of Delray and Lake Worth. The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, A Walk Among Tombstones and My Old Lady opens at The Classic Gateway. My Old Lady opens at the FAU Living Room theatres. November Man opens at the Last Picture show in Tamarac.

The West Boca High School Drama Department will have a fundraising car wash on Sunday at the TGI Friday’s in Mission Bay Plaza. The event starts at 10 am and goes until 4 pm.

Larry Ferber has a movie club 10 a.m. every Sunday at the FAU Living Room theatres, followed by discussion. Call 757.617.1936 for more information.

The public is invited to comment on the tentative city budget for 2014-2015 at a public hearings at 6 p.m. Sept. 18, in City Council chambers in Boca Raton City Hall.

Every Sunday at AMF bowling, 1190 Boynton Beach Blvd. and Congress Ave. Brain Bowlers sponsors a bowling league for families and children with disabilities to raise funds and awareness for agencies and children who are void of social interaction. Cost is only $1.38 per game and families can bowl one or two games. There is also entertainment and prizes. For further information, call Robert Gottesman at 561-676-2075.

DaVinci’s of Boca opened in the Town Center Mall in the CPK entrance near Nordstrom. Call 561.362.8466 for more information.

What’s New Pussycat, the songs of Burt Bacharach, is at the Stage Door Theatre, 8036 W. Sample Rd., Coral Springs, to September 28. Visit stagedoortheatre.com

Watch Movie Talk with Morrie Zryl on wrpbitv.com Thursdays at 6 p.m. and Fridays at 6 a.m.

Jan McArt sponsors the 9th annual Ice Cream Social and the GiGi’s show, sassy retro style of the Shirelles, Angeles and Go-Go’s 2 pm. Sept 21 in the Lynn University Wold Performing Arts Center. RSVP to 561.237.7750 or DMcKim@lynn.edu.

There will be a Senior Health Fair on September 19th at Fire Station 53 located at 19950 Lyons Road in Boca Raton. The Fair will take place from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This event is free and open to all seniors and will include flu shots, free coffee and refreshments and health and nutrition information.

Watch Barry Epstein live at barryepstein.com,tv-show/ to win free tickets to the Cinemark Theatres. This week’s guests are Stop Bullying Now Foundation Founder and CEO Lowell Levine, Computer Media owner Carey Mason and SouthTech Recording Arts Academy Instructor Ryan Dockery. You can be on too to promote your business and we send a link of your segment to put on your website and send out in emails to prospects and clients for only $150. It also goes out

The Boca Raton Tribune and Palm Beach State College presents an International Trade Show noon to 7 p.m. Sept. 26. Booth space is $350. Admission is $20 per person.

Email gabriela@bocaratontribune.com for more information.

Hobby Lobby opens 9 am Sept. 29 in the West Boca Square at 441 and Palmetto Park Road.

Wait Until Dark is at the Delray Beach Playhouse Oct. 11-Oct. 26. Call 561.272.1281 Ext 4 or visit delraybeachplayhouse.com for more information.

Barry Epstein, APR, is a noted public relations, marketing and political consultant based in Boca Raton, president of the Luxury Chamber, the West Boca Leaders networking group and the founder and former president of the West Boca Chamber of Commerce; with a weekly internet television show on the Boca Tribune website.

His motto is Public Relations is the enemy of anonymity. Fax column items to 561.451.0000. His column/blog is in the Boca Raton Tribune and on the Boca Tribune website (and click on columnists), on Facebook, as well as on the front page of the Sun-Sentinel/Jewish Journal website.

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Former Philly mob boss Joey “Skinny” Merlino was released from prison on Sunday March 13, 2011. WPVI-TV/6ABC

By William Bender Boca Raton resident Joey Merlino insists that he’s gone legit, but the number of people who actually believe him is dwindling.

Sort of like the mob.

The former South Philly mob boss - or current boss-in-exile, some law-enforcement officials would say - is facing a new round of legal troubles.

Merlino, 52, will have to travel to Philadelphia in the coming weeks to face allegations that he violated the terms of his probation by associating with two felons and a member of La Cosa Nostra in mid-June.

Perhaps more interesting, though, is why the feds waited until last week - days before Merlino would have completed his three-year period of supervised release - to reveal what they’ve known all summer.

Sour grapes? No. A source familiar with the case said that the process was delayed due to the possibility that Merlino could have been indicted on new charges. When that didn’t happen, they showed their cards.

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Hobby Lobby Celebrates Grand Opening of its Boca Raton Store

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Animal Rescue Seeks Donations To Cover $25,000 in Services

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Local Students Win AP Global Challenge

By Jason Schwartz

Students from two Boca Raton high schools were recently recognized by school officials for winning first and third place in the inaugural Advanced Placement Global Challenge.

The team from Boca Raton High won the grand prize for a labeling system that details a product’s international impacts.

The students brainstormed a color-coded system to rate goods according to their social, economic and environmental effects.

Each of the six team members was invited to present their findings at the 2014 AP Annual Conference in Philadelphia where they were awarded a $5,000 scholarship.

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Business NCCI Proposes 2.5% Workers Comp Rate Decrease for Florida in 2015

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Fins, Furs ‘N Feathers a Staple Of Excellence in Boca Raton Since 1970 see page 24 Sports FAU Routs Tulsa 50-21 In Home-Opener see page 27

A Friendly Italian Restaurant with an Accent on Freshness

Boca Raton International Trade Show The Boca Raton International Trade Show returns for its second year on September 26.

The event, in which attracted over 20 exhibitors last year and over 1,000 attendees, will have their second annual event on September 26 from 12pm 7pm at Palm Beach State College.

While the Trade Show will focus on businesses highlighting the companies to the public, free business seminars will be taking place simultaneously, hosted by The Small Business Development Center of Palm Beach State College.

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Community Hobby Lobby Celebrates Grand Opening of its Boca Raton Store

Hobby Lobby Stores, a privately held national retail chain of craft & home decor stores, opens in Boca Raton, FL, with a ribbon cutting ceremony and official grand opening celebration on Monday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m. The Boca Raton store is Hobby Lobby’s 30th location in Florida. Luis Gandia is the store manager of the 52,000 square-foot retail facility located at Palmetto Park Road & State Road 7 in West Boca Square.

The store’s grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony is open to the public.

Local dignitaries, ambassadors from the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce and other business leaders will attend the celebration.

“We feel blessed for the fantastic opportunity to be a part of this community.

Our goal is for customers to experience the exceptional service, selection and value Hobby Lobby offers as we continue to expand nationwide,” stated John Schumacher, Assistant Vice President of Advertising.

Boca man, 21, Faces Multiple Charges in Crimes

By Jason Schwartz

A 21-year-old Boca Raton man was arrested and faces a string of charges in a series of crimes, police said.

Daniel Esteban Pinedo-Velapatino, 21, was arrested Tuesday after police said he fled two crashes, then tried to swim away from police.

Police charged Pinedo-Velapatino, of the 18000 block of Cloud Lake Circle, west of Boca Raton, with burglary, three counts of drug possession, two counts of assault on an officer, larceny — between $20,000 and $100,000, hit and run from an accident

involving an injury, fleeing an officer, motor vehicle violations, motor vehicle theft and more.

The arrest stems for a report that PinedoVelapatino allegedly stole more than $8,000 from a friend who was passed out at a local hotel after they had been doing drugs at a party, according to one of his arrest report.

Boca police had an earlier encounter with Pinedo-Velapatino earlier this month when they arrested him for using his friend’s car without permission. He was charged then with grand theft of a motor vehicle.

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Local Firefighter Competes in Cook-off

Alex Callegari, a firefighter from Boca Raton Fire Station #5, is one of three semi-finalists competing for a $20,000 donation for his firehouse in honor of fallen firefighter John Wilson.

“John was a professionally trained chef, a friend and a mentor,” said Callegari in his competition entrance video. “In his honor we‘ve created a foundation which provides tuition to the fire academy each year to one participant as long as that individual attends a cooking class to continue the spirit that John created as the firehouse chef.”

Callegari went on to say he hoped people voted for his creation, the Boca Steak-umm Slider, not just in memory of Wilson, but

because his slider is “delicious.”

The Steak-umm Firehouse Challenge Cook-off is working to raise money and support local firehouses. Contestants submit recipes using Steak-umm and were selected to compete in a cook-off. Celebrity judges include Chef Joe Bonanno, Chef Pam Green, and Chef Kevin Sbraga.

Judges will vote on the semifinalists creations to help Steak-umm recognize firefighters who serve their local communities. Callegari will be competing against Andrew Dresher of Hummelstown, PA and Craig Weinbaum of Ft. Myers.

The public can vote for their favorite recipe on the Steak-umm Facebook page to select the Fan Favorite. The winner of the Fan Favorite competition will win $5,000.

Voting will be open until Sept. 30.

For each fan vote a $0.10 donation will be made to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation by Steakumm, up to $5,000.

FAU Celebrates Constitution Day with Several Events Florida Atlantic University will commemorate Constitution Day with a series of events on Wednesday, Sept. 17 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The events will take place in Democracy Plaza, located adjacent to the Culture and Society Building, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton campus. All events are free and open to the public.

“It is important to remember the wisdom and bravery of the 39 men that signed the Constitution in 1787,” said Kevin Wagner, Ph.D., associate professor of political science and director of the Jack Miller Forum at FAU. “And it is important to reflect on how our lives are affected everyday by the principles enshrined in this document.”

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The Constitution Day opening ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. This will include a Presentation of Colors, the National Anthem, opening remarks presented by Wagner, followed by a presentation from the Honorable Dave Aronberg, state attorney for Palm Beach County and a former member of the Florida Senate.

The second annual Robert J. Bailyn Symposium on the First Amendment Panel will take place at 12:30 p.m. with the topic “The First Amendment and Campaign Finance Reform.” Along with Wagner, panelists also include Frank Cerabino of the Palm Beach Post; Anthony Mann from the Sun Sentinel; and Tim Lenz, Ph.D., professor of political science at FAU.

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The Boca Raton Tribune Founded January 15, 2010

DOUGLAS HEIZER, Publisher

Editorial C. RON ALLEN: Interim Editor PEDRO HEIZER: Managing Editor

Our Writers/Reporters and Columnists BARRY EPSTEIN Charlotte Beasley

Joshua Carlson

SKIP SHEFFIELD

Kathryn Wohlpart

SYNESIO LYRA

Christina Karas

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EDITORIAL

By Pedro Heizer

A Big Thank YOU This week’s edition of the Boca Raton Tribune is hitting yet another milestone. The 200th edition to be distributed to the wonderful people of Boca Raton. It is a marker in the growth and development of a local paper born out of need when another newspaper failed. Its print edition pays homage to the halcyon days of journalism while its online edition lets the public know we are heading in the direction of new and more complex technology.

We could probably talk on and on about what a community newspaper is. We've lived it for the past four years, and many more years combined with all our editors and contributors. Many assumed when we began that we were going to fail due to the Internet and hand-held devices which would take our audiences away. But there are people who long for newspapers, and our 200th printed edition of The Boca Raton Tribune proves just that.

We remember when we were just a website and published out "Double Zero" edition on March of 2010. Some people thought we wouldn’t succeed. It was probably the worst time to begin a news product when the economy was so bad.

But we did it – and we’re still doing it.

Since publication began, the Tribune has been praised for delivering news, helping nonprofit agencies by featuring articles about their activities and assisting people in need by publishing their stories. over 18,000 people have signed on to the Tribune’s Facebook page alone, not to mention those who read the print edition as well as the online publication.

It’s reported that about 40 percent of readers

actually peruse the paper on a hand-held device.

Your Closest Neighbor During these East /West Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, FL September 19 - 25, 2014 past four years, Number 200 • Year V we have come a long way. 200 printed papers, let that sink in for a second. A monthly publication would take over 20 years to get that many printed editions out, we as a community paper did it in four. We are very thankful to our entire support group whom have supported us from "Double Zero". I would also like to thank Columnistss such as Skip Sheffield and Synesio Lyra who have seen the Nearly 400,000 readers!

YOUR CLOSEST NEIGHBOR. importance of a community newspaper from the start. I don't want to only thank the columnist but also our former Managing Editor, Dale King, who believed in our project from day one, and C. Ron Allen whom has been nothing but a fantastic help to all of us here at The Boca Raton Tribune.

And we would also like to thank you, the readers. Because without you, we would be printing in vain. We simply broadcast the voices of the community, without you, we would be printing blank pages.

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INTEGRETY MOMENTS

By Rick Boxx

Focused on Fear of Failure In 2000, TV host, comedian and entertainer Conan O’Brien spoke to graduates at his alma mater, Harvard University, the distinguished Ivy League institution. While many commencement addresses focus on striving for success, he elected to focus on failure.

O’Brien told the young people about to enter the real world of work, “As graduates of Harvard, your biggest liability is your need to succeed.” An interesting observation - the need to succeed being a liability, rather than an asset. Then he elaborated.

“Success is a lot like a bright, white tuxedo,” O’Brien stated. “You feel terrific when you get it, but then you are desperately afraid of getting it dirty, of spoiling it in any way.” He closed his talk by exhorting the college graduates, “Fall down, make a mess, break something

occasionally. And remember that the story is never over.”

As Conan observed, failure is a part of life. Rather than fearing it and desperately trying to avoid it, we should learn from it and embrace it, recognizing that failure can be one of our greatest teachers. If you are a parent, you understand this well.

When a child is learning to walk, it takes an initial, very unsteady step. Then it tries another step - and usually falls. Before the child masters the important skill of walking, it falls many times. And even in parenting, we sometimes fail despite our best intentions. But if we learn from our mistakes, moments of failure are worthwhile.

The same principle was true when we initially tried to ride a bicycle. Until we learned how to balance properly, we fell on our bikes. We might even have crashed.

But we kept trying until finally we could remain upright and almost instantly discovered a new, faster way of traveling.

Failure is an excellent instructor for every area of life, ranging from learning to drive a car to making a sales presentation to preparing to give a first public speech.

The issue is to not focus on the possibility of failing, but rather to make an initial attempt and, if it does not turn out as well as we hoped, start over.

Every leader and manager, if he or she is honest, will admit to making mistakes and failing - during the course of learning how to do their jobs well. And the wise leader gives subordinates the freedom to fail, recognizing some of the greatest successes of mankind have been achieved through failure. As the adage reminds us, “If at first you do not succeed, try, try again.”

The Bible’s New Testament makes this reality clear: “For we all stumble in many ways. If anyone does not stumble in what he says, he is a perfect man” (James 3:2). Earlier in the same book we find the surprising command to “Consider it pure joy, my brothers, whenever you face trials of many kinds” (James 1:2). Facing trials, difficulties and adversity with joy?

The next two verses tell why: “because you know that the testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work, so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything” (James 1:3-4).

When we encounter failure, we must persevere and not quit. That will make success, when we achieve it, that much more rewarding.

Copyright 2014, Integrity Resource Center, Inc. Adapted with permission from “Integrity Moments with Rick Boxx,” a commentary on issues of integrity in the workplace from a Christian perspective.

To learn more about Integrity Resource Center or to sign up for Rick’s daily Integrity Moments, visit www.integrityresource.org. His book, How to Prosper in Business Without Sacrificing Integrity, gives a biblical approach for doing business with integrity.

POSITIVE LIVING

By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Don’t Fear Taking Risks!

It is good to be adventurous, boldly attempting new feats, exploring uncharted territory, venturing into places and situations you haven‘t seen before. Taking risks leads anyone to an exhilarating life!

Don’t fear it! Even a turtle won’t get anywhere unless it sticks its neck out! And so must you!

Yet, it is absolutely necessary that you remain subservient to God, His laws, and His specific guidelines; it’s imperative to observe all divine prescriptions! Be bold in all you attempt, but always within sound parameters! Moreover, every step you take, and every move you make, must be achieved with positive goals!

As a youngster I read a true account which I’ve never forgotten. It was a cute story about a little girl on a leisure walk with her father. At one point, she noticed some pretty flowers growing at the edge of the road, and she decided to pick some up and take to her mother. A major obstacle, however, was that those flowers were growing on a dangerous incline; she could easily fall into the precipice, if she tried it all alone. Even so, her father gave his consent to pluck the flowers on condition that he would hold her tightly by her other hand.

Our existence in the world affords us the liberty to fulfill many things in life.

Yet, not completely as we please; their true value is conferred only by the integrity of each action and the way other lives can benefit from them!

Therefore, be bold in all you attempt!

Never fear taking risks if you are persuaded of the soundness of that new venture. Wherever you are is a legitimate starting point for something new and exciting in your life. Wherever you are you can find access to the road you must take to go where you need to arrive!

Wisdom, ancient and new, may point the way you must follow, and show the things you are expected to do. In such case, you can safely proceed to the place

of greatness and of genuine fulfillment, knowing that such is the only direction God wishes you to traverse.

Your attitude should be one of positive expectancy amidst whatever barriers you may encounter along your earthly pilgrimage. If you just look down and around, you may see signs that would keep you from moving. But if you look up, to the brighter side, you shall have greater confidence to move on. The obstacles are not ignored, but neither are they allowed to become a justified impediment in your journey. Therefore, don’t fear taking risks!

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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Boca Resident, Former Mob Boss Boca Raton, Spanish River High Under Investigation Again?

Students Win AP Global Challenge served 12 years in prison on a 2001 racketeering conviction, was spotted on June 18 hanging out with reputed Philadelphia mobster John Ciancaglini at the Havana Nights Cigar Bar & Lounge, in the Royal Palm Plaza. Ciancaglini was convicted alongside Merlino in 2001.

Broward County Sheriff ’s Office detectives saw Merlino in the bar’s VIP area with Ciancaglini, as well as Brad Sirkin and Frank Fiore, who both have fraud convictions, according to the court affidavit. Fiore also was charged this summer in a counterfeitdrug case.

“If Ciancaglini shows up, that’s a red flag Former Philly mob boss Joey “Skinny” Merlino was released from prison on Sunday March 13, 2011. up,” a law-enforcement source said. “That’s Former Philly mob boss Joey “Skinny” Merlino was released from prison on Sunday March 13, what they do. They associate and they 2011.

WPVI-TV/6ABC network and they create a criminal organiBy William Bender Boca Raton resident Joey Merlino insists that he’s gone legit, but the number of people who zation.” actually believe him is dwindling.

Sort of like the mob.

By William Bender Merlino, who was released from a federal The former South Philly mob boss - or current boss-in-exile, some law-enforcement officials Raton resident Joey Merlino insists would sayBoca - is facing a new round of legal troubles. prison in Indiana in 2011, is prohibited Merlino, 52, willhe’s have togone travel tolegit, Philadelphia in the number coming weeks allegations that he that but the ofto face peofrom violated the terms of his probation by associating with two felons and a member of La Cosa associating with felons and members Nostra in mid-June. ple who actually believe him is dwindling. of La Cosa Nostra or other organizedPerhaps more interesting, though, is why the feds waited until last week - days before Merlino Sort of like the mob. would have completed his three-year period of supervised release - to reveal what they’ve known crime groups. all summer.

The former South Philly mob boss - or cur- Merlino’s lawyer, Edwin Jacobs Jr., declined Sour grapes? No. A source familiar with the case said that the process was delayed due to the possibility that rent boss-in-exile, some law-enforcement to comment on the affidavit, but said he Merlino could have been indicted on new charges. When that didn’t happen, they showed their officials would say is facing a new round cards. planned to schedule a court hearing soon. of legal troubles.

“I’m going to do what I can to bring this Merlino, 52, will have to travel to Philadelmatter to a conclusion,” Jacobs said. phia in the coming weeks to face allegations Merlino could be thrown back in jail, but that he violated the terms of his probation a law-enforcement source said that the by associating with two felons and a memjudge could also decide to simply extend his ber of La Cosa Nostra in mid-June. supervised release so that he can continue Perhaps more interesting, though, is why to pay down the $337,943.89 in restitution the feds waited until last week - days before owed from the 2001 case.

Merlino would have completed his threeMerlino has reportedly been considering year period of supervised release - to reveal opening an Italian restaurant in Boca Raton, what they’ve known all summer. although Jacobs said last week that it’s only Sour grapes? No. a rumor.

A source familiar with the case said that the Some law-enforcement officials believe that process was delayed due to the possibility Merlino continues to call the shots in South that Merlino could have been indicted on Philly, and that reputed mob boss Joseph new charges. When that didn’t happen, they “Uncle Joe” Ligambi is mostly a figurehead, showed their cards. similar to Ralph Natale in the 1990s.

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Students from two Boca Raton high schools were recently recognized by school officials for winning first and third place in the inaugural Advanced Placement Global Challenge.

The team from Boca Raton High won the grand prize for a labeling system that details a product’s international impacts.

The students brainstormed a color-coded system to rate goods according to their social, economic and environmental effects.

Each of the six team members was invited to present their findings at the 2014 AP Annual Conference in Philadelphia where they

were awarded a $5,000 scholarship.

The 12-week after school program and scholarship competition challenged students to work together to address global topics and challenges through research, innovation, collaboration, and problem solving.

The team from Spanish River High tied for third place and also received a scholarship valued at $1,000.

The AP Global Challenge was piloted in 17 schools across the nation from January to April 2014 and a total of 30 final team projects were submitted and scored by an international panel of interdisciplinary judges.

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Many companies have already signed up as exhibitors in this year’s Trade Show, including The Boca Raton Tribune. Others include: Carlson Realty Team, Image 360, Gazetta Brazilian News, Shrimp House, Oxford Realty Group, Americas Franchising Group, Palm Beach State College, and many others.

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already has the support of not only The Boca Raton Tribune, but also of Gazeta News, the largest Brazilian newspaper in the United States, The Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce, the NetHispanos,. Banco do Brasil Americas signed on as the major sponsor just a few weeks ago. Banco do Brasil Americas, which is headquartered in Florida and was established in 2012 in succession to EuroBank. Banco do Brasil Americas has brought along more than 200 years of experience and credibility from its shareholder: Banco do Brasil.

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Animal Rescue Seeks Donations To Great police work leads to arrest of robbery suspect Cover $25,000 in Services

By CRA News Service Nineteen pure bred Labrador retrievers are seeking a home after they were rescued from the grueling heat in the backyard of a breeding operation recently, the Boca Raton Tribune has learned.

The dogs are awaiting adoption at the TriCounty Animal Rescue in Boca Raton.

“It was pretty horrific,” said Alan Gould, who along with his wife, Ellen Quinlan, runs the Darbster Foundation, an animal welfare organization. “These dogs had never been bathed.”

Gould responded to an emergency call on Aug. 22 to “rescue the dogs and puppies from abuse, malnourishment, and deplorable conditions at a financially strapped puppy mill in Lake Worth,” according to a news release.

He first saw three dogs penned into the backyard. As he looked further, he found three pregnant, undernourished Labradors, another yellow Lab named “Goldie” nursing eight puppies, and a smattering of other dogs.

The Darbster Foundation and TriCounty Animal Rescue teamed up on a lifesaving ‘mission of mercy’ to give these animals in distress a ‘new leash on

life,” according to the release.

The Darbster Foundation made a donation to help defray the cost of the initial medical evaluation and care. But because of the neglect and abuse of the dogs, non-profit organization is now seeking additional donations to underwrite the additional $20,000 in veterinarian emergency room, medications, vitamins, birthing needs, and spaying and neutering services.

“Whenever we learn of animals in distress, especially due large-scale crises such as natural disasters or puppy mill abuse, our team at Tri-County rescues in Palm Beach County and beyond… this year as far as Turkey and the Bahamas,” said Suzi Goldsmith, co-founder and executive director of the TriCounty Animal Rescue. “This puppy mill rescue was particularly challenging as so many were dehydrated, needed vitamins, and three were pregnant and severely underweight. Now that they are getting the medical care they so desperately needed, you can see a significant difference by the hour.”

The operators of the breeding operation, agreed to relinquish the dogs for spaying and neutering. They were facing eviction in early September.

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Shortly before 5:00 am Saturday morning Boca Raton Police responded to a reported unarmed robbery in the area of 1999 North Federal Highway. At the scene, officers met with the 63 year old victim who said he was sitting on the bench waiting for a bus when he was approached by a man asking for a cigarette. When the victim told him he didn’t smoke, the man asked for money. The victim told him he didn’t have any money. The man then sat down on the bench and quickly grabbed the victim’s backpack. A struggle ensued and the victim fell to the ground as the suspect took off with his backpack.

A short time later an officer found what appeared to be the stolen backpack behind 1921 North Federal Highway. Because this location is near the Boca Inn, investigators checked to see if a man matching the suspect’s description was registered as a

guest. It was quickly determined that he was located at the hotel. Investigators then conducted a photo lineup at the hospital where the victim as being treated for minor injuries. He confirmed that one of the people in the lineup was the one responsible for the robbery.

Officers knocked repeatedly on the door, but neither the suspect nor his roommates would answer. Since 11:00 am is checkout time, officers waited. The suspect came out and agreed to be questioned by police.

Back at the Boca Raton Police Services Department, the suspect, Christopher Harshbarger, said he remembered sitting on the bench with the victim but was too drunk at the time to remember anything else. He said he did have a backpack that didn’t belong to him but didn’t remember taking it. Harsbarger was charged with Robbery

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New Healthcare Business Will Create 200 new Jobs

By Jason Schwartz Vicinitas Cancer Care, a spin-off from the Cancer Treatments of America, is moving its headquarters to Boca Raton and plans to create 200 jobs with the aid of state and local incentives.

The xx-based company, which is currently housed at 1200 N. Federal Highway, plans to invest $4 million to renovate and equip the 45,000 square feet of office space, it is occupying.

“We are thrilled that Vicinitas Cancer Care has selected Boca Raton,” Mayor Susan Haynie said. “They will be a welcome addition to the community, and demonstrate the strength of Boca Raton as a corporate headquarters destination.”

Through Vicinitas’ innovative approach to community cancer care, each patient will get a dedicated care manager to handle everything from appointments to communications between providers, in addition to helping the patient gain a better understanding of treatment options.

“More and more patients are seeking an integrative approach to their cancer care needs, but are frustrated with the

limited options they have in their communities,” Vicinitas President and CEO Angela Marchi said in a news release.

“Financial pressures are increasing on providers making it difficult for them to focus on practicing medicine. Vicinitas offers a unique solution to address the needs of both of these groups.”

In return for creating the 200 jobs - with an average annual salary of $115,000 - over five years and investing the $4 million in capital, Vicinitas would receive $1.81 million in incentives. That breaks down to $1.1 million from the state through the Quick Action Closing Fund and Qualified Target Industry program.

“The addition of Vicinitas Cancer Care reinforces the value of Palm Beach County and the City of Boca Raton as a location of choice for the healthcare industry and for corporate headquarters facilities,” said Kelly Smallridge, president and CEO of the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, which secured the partnership. “We look forward to welcoming this company to the community.”

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF DUTCHESS --------------------------------------------x EMIGRANT BANK, Plaintiff,

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RICHARD KOLENDA; CHRISTOPHER KOLENDA; GELLERT & KLEIN, P.C.; “JOHN DOE #1" through "JOHN DOE #10" inclusive, the names of the ten last name Defendants being fictitious, real names unknown to the Plaintiff, the parties intended being persons or corporations having an interest in, or tenants or persons in possession of, portions of the mortgaged premises described in the Complaint, Defendants.

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Filed: Index No. Plaintiff designates DUTCHESS County as place of trial Venue is based upon County in which premises are being situate SUMMONS WITH NOTICE ACTION TO FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE

OF ACTION

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your Answer; or, if the Complaint is not served with this Summons, to serve a Notice of Appearance upon the Plaintiff's Attorney, within twenty (20) days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the date of service or within thirty (30) days after the service is complete if this Summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York.

If you fail to so appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

DATED:

Elmsford, New York August 25, 2014

NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME If you do not respond to this summons and complaint by serving a copy of the answer on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may be entered and you can lose your home.

Speak to an attorney or go to the court where your case is pending for further information on how to answer the summons and protect your property.

Sending a payment to your mortgage company will not stop this foreclosure action.

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________________________________ Richard F. Komosinski, Esq. Law Offices of Knuckles, Komosinski & Elliott, LLP Attorneys for Plaintiff 565 Taxter Road, Suite 590 Elmsford, New York 10523 Phone: (914) 345-3020 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: The foregoing Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Hon. James V. Brands, a Justice of the Supreme Court, Dutchess County, dated Aug. 11, 2014 and filed with the complaint and other papers in the Dutchess County Clerk's Office, Poughkeepsie, NY. Prem. k/a 22 Kinsdale Court, Wappingers Falls, NY a/k/a Lot 12, situated in the Town of Wappinger, County of Dutchess, and State of NY, as shown on a plan entitled, Shamrock Hills

Subdivision, Subdivision Layout Plan”, revised dated July 3, 2006, prepared by Povall Engineering, PLLC and filed in the Dutchess County Clerk’s Office on Aug. 30, 2006 as Map No. 11963.

THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS: EMIGRANT BANK IS FORECLOSING AGAINST THE OWNER OF THIS PREMISES. IF YOU LIVE HERE, THIS LAWSUIT MAY RESULT IN YOUR EVICTION. YOU MAY WISH TO CONTACT A LAWYER TO DISCUSS ANY RIGHTS AND POSSIBLE DEFENSES YOU MAY HAVE. NOTICE OF OBJECT OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the above-entitled action is to foreclose a purchase money mortgage to secure $420,000.00, plus interest, recorded in the Office of the County Clerk/City Register of the County of Dutchess on October 15, 2008, in Document No.: 012008-10765 and which purchase money mortgage was assigned to the Plaintiff herein as evidenced by written instrument dated September 17, 2008 and recorded on October 15, 2008 with the County Clerk/City Register of Dutchess County in Document # 01 2008 1956A and which mortgage was modified by agreement dated August 3, 2010 and recorded on April 5, 2011 with the County Clerk/City Register of Dutchess County in Document # 01 2011 3550 covering premises described as follows: 22 Kinsdale Court, Wappingers Falls, New York The relief sought directing the sale satisfy the debt described above.

in the within action is final of the premises described herein secured by the purchase money

judgment above to mortgage

The Plaintiff makes no personal claim against any Defendants in this action except Richard Kolenda. #84726

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NY Judge Sentences Boca Raton Man to 9 Years in Prison

By CRA News Service

Boca Raton resident Mathew Martoma, who was convicted of helping his firm earn more than a quarter-billion dollars illegally through insider trading, has been sentenced in New York to nine years in prison.

Prosecutors say the former portfolio manager and Stamford, Conn.-based SAC Capital Advisors dumped millions of shares of two pharmaceutical companies after he learned in 2008 about the secret results of an Alzheimer’s drug trial. SAC Capital Advisors earned more than $275 million illegally and rewarded him with more than $9 million in bonuses, prosecutors said.

Martoma, 40, left Manhattan federal court holding his wife’s hand after Judge Paul Gardephe ordered him to report to prison in November following his February conviction for conspiracy and securities fraud.

The judge said the illegal trading edge Martoma obtained was “deeply corrosive to our markets,” breeding cynicism.

“The gain here is hundreds of millions of dollars more than has ever been seen in an insider trading prosecution,” Gardephe said.

Martoma must also forfeit the $9 million bonus he received and his family’s Boca Raton home.

Prosecutors said Martoma corrupted Sidney Gilman, an ex-University of Michigan Medical School professor, in charge of the safety committee for what was hoped to be a breakthrough drug to control the incur-

able memory-destroying disease.

Martoma’s attorney insists he made a sensible decision to sell the bloated stocks of the pharmaceutical companies that sponsored the drug trial.

A New York radio station reported that prosecutors had asked for a sentence of up to 20 years, arguing a tougher penalty could deter others from participating in insider trading.

The defense asked the judge for a lenient sentence saying that Martoma wants to resume his charitable work and care for his wife and three young children, ages 9, 7 and 5.

While acknowledging that the kids will inevitably be devastated by their father’s imprisonment, the judge said he could not ignore the massive ill-gotten gains that Martoma brought into SAC Capital — $275 million.

Gardephe also described a “darker side to his character” that emerged years before SAC Capital as Martoma studied at Duke University, Stanford University Graduate School of Business and Harvard Law School, where he was expelled in 1999 after using a forged transcript he claimed he created to impress his parents to apply for federal appeals court clerkships.

Martoma’s lawyers promised to appeal, saying in a statement that, Martoma and his family were “devastated by the outcome.”

Boca Raton Police Blotter SMOLINSKI, ALAN MICHAEL 09/13/2014 TRAFFIC OTHER Following a traffic stop W/M Alan Smolinski was issued a criminal citation for DWLS and a warning citation for no proof of insurance.

GUIMARAES, JOSE AUGUSTO 09/13/2014 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED W/M was arrested for DUI after he was found passed out behind his vehicle.

He was processed at BRPD and transported to Palm Beach County Jail.

Breath refused.

MCGILL, LAUREN D 09/13/2014 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED W/F arrested for DUI ILALDI, KEMAL 09/12/2014 SIMPLE BATTERY On 09/12/14, at , W/M Kemal Ilaldi was arrested for domestic battery subsequent to a domestic disturbance investigation. Ilaldi was TOT PBCJ. LUCAS, MELISSA 09/14/2014 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Responded to 5440 W. Glades Rd in reference to a traffic arrest

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A Friendly Italian Restaurant with an Accent on Freshness

By Skip Sheffield

Chef Lillo is back with his own friendly neighborhood Italian restaurant, “Piattini,” at 187 S.E. Mizner Blvd., Royal Palm Place, Boca Raton.

If the address sounds familiar, it should.

Caruso’s Restaurant was at this very same spot, and Lillo Teodosi was the head chef.

However, Lillo left Caruso’s, the quality declined, and so did the business. Caruso’s closed.

Now Lillo is back with a new business partner, Alex Pepaj, who also serves as the Boca Life & Entertainment

restaurant’s host.

“Alex is up front, and he has a great personality,” declares Sue Heller, wife of artist Yaacov Heller, whose Italian-American themed paintings are on display in the restaurant. “He’s like a fashion model too. His clothes are always the latest and the best.”

There are many elements that combine to create a fine dining experience, but at the core is the food. Lillo Teodosi personally inspects everything that goes into the kitchen.

“Our cuisine is fresh food, Italian, of course,” says Lillo , who was born and

raised in Rome, Italy. “I go to the market every day. Our seafood is only the freshest and finest. The octopus comes from Spain.

We steam it for an hour before we grill it.”

Lillo points out some of his diners’ favorites: lamb shank and lamb chops; meat balls that are 100 percent veal; savory Arugula Cioppino (seafood stew). Prices are moderate. The most expensive item on the menu is the $26.95 lamb chops.

Lillo Teodosi immigrated to America in 1979, settling first in Chicago, where he opened his first Italian restaurant in 1984.

He sold his last Chicago restaurant in 2007.

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It is still in business.

“The menu changes frequently,” says Lillo .

“It is a seasonal thing and a daily thing.”

While Italian cuisine is big on lamb, veal, chicken and seafood, vegetarians are not excluded at Piattini.

“I’m a vegan,” says artist Yaacov Heller.

“Lillo does it specially for me. It is absolutely delicious.”

Winner of the 2014 Open Table People’s Choice Award, Piattini can be reached at 561-367-8851.

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Boca Society Happenings Charlotte’s Travels The Beasley’s Labor Day Luau Party A dozen friend’s enjoyed a fabulous labor day party at our clubhouse. There were hula and fire dancers, hot dogs, hamburgers, ribs, chicken, fried rice, lo mein, delicious Mai Tai’s and just a fabulous fun afternoon.

Photos by Charlotte Beasley

Black Hat Diva’s Enjoy JAFCO Luncheon At Boca West The Black Hat Diva’s , out of costume attended the JAFCO fundraiser luncheon “In My Shoes” at the Boca West Country Club.

I would say there were 700 Ladies at this event, which raised money for the JAFCO new Children’s Ability Center in Sunrise, FL. Which will have a grand opening on Sunday, Sept. 21st.

The speaker was Stephanie Hammerman, a young lady with a developmental disability who spoke about her rough childhood and how she has overcome her disability. It was very inspirational’.

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Johann Leigh, Charlotte Beasley, Magda Ginnis, and Gail Tenzer

Marleen Forkas, Charlotte and Bob Beasley Our guests enjoying a fun afternoon

Geralyn Lunsford and Louise Cammerota

Clubhouse Director, Mary, Charlotte, Marilyn Gardner, Marleen Forkas and Mondessa Swift

Hula Dancers

Gov. Scott Visit’s Griddle Restaurant in Boca Raton

Gov. Scott had a meet and greet at the Griddle Restaurant which was attended by a huge crowd of people. Golfer, Jack Nicklaus travelled with the Governor and said a few words on behalf of the Governor. Many VIP’s were in attendance includiing Mayor Susan Haynie, Vice Mayor Constance Scott Bill Hager, Robert Weinroth, Michael Barnett, and Peter Feaman along with many others.

Charlotte Beasley and Golfer Jack Nicklaus

Vice Mayor Constance Scott and Mayor Susan Haynie

Charlotte welcoming Gov. Scott to Boca Raton

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Charlotte Beasley and Gail Marlow of JAFCO

Tiger Bay Club’s Luncheon At The City Fish Market I attended the Tiger Bay Club’s luncheon at the City Fish Market where the Guest Speaker was Roger Stone, author of the bestseller, Nixon’s secrets and around 50 guests enjoyed Mr. Stone’s speech telling the true story of Watergate.

He spoke of Nixon not knowing about Watergate and how he became President and served 3 years and how he visited hundreds of countries and was an excellent Diplomat.

He spoke about The Kennedy machine and how Nixon underestimated Kennedy.

He talked about how Richard Nixon saved Israel by sending 121 million dollars to Israel. He also talked about John Dean, Gordon Liddy and Ed Mc Guide who were involved in Watergate. He stated that the CIA had two plots to assassinate Nixon and that Texas had 56,000 ballots thrown out and burned and how Kennedy stole the election. A very interesting speaker for sure. Thank you Barry Epstein for inviting me to this event.

Barry Epstein and Roger Stone

Roger Stone and David Goldstein

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Dashing actor Errol Flynn buckled his last swash suddenly on Oct. 14, 1959. He was just 50-years-old, but he had lived life to its limits.

Errol Flynn is played by Kevin Kline, and his last love, Beverly Aadland, is played by Dakota Fanning in the biopic “The Last of Robin Hood.”

It was Beverly who discovered the lifeless body of Flynn after he suffered a heart attack at a doctor’s house in Vancouver, British Columbia. Flynn was in Vancouver to sell his beloved yacht Zaca, so he could make Beverly, 17, his fourth and last wife and start a new life in Jamaica. It was not meant to be.

Writer-directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland worked for ten years with the real-life Beverly Aadland, who wanted to set the record straight. Born in 1942, the same year Australian-born Flynn became an American citizen, Beverly Aadland died in 2010. The film is dedicated to her.

Beverly was predeceased by her mother Florence, played by Susan Sarandon. If ever there was a nightmare stage mother,

Florence Aadland took the prize. Florence’s aspiration to a dancing career was cut short by a car accident in her youth and the amputation of one of her legs. Florence clearly saw her pretty daughter as her last shot to some kind of fame.

Beverly was already working as a dancer at the Warner Brothers lot when Errol Flynn first spotted her in 1957. She was only 15, but she had a fake birth certificate (which her mother knew about) which said she was 18.

Errol Flynn was already a washed-up hasbeen when he met Beverly. Kevin Kline’s poignant performance indicates Flynn saw Beverly has his last shot at rejuvenating romance. Beverly’s mother did not disapprove of what in fact was statutory rape of her daughter; in fact she encouraged it.

In the end “The Last of Robin Hood” is a sad, cautionary tale all around. As much a rotter and libertine as Errol Flynn was, Kline brings out his magnetic, if pathetic charm.

As much a monster as Florence Aadland was, Susan Sarandon inspires more pity than hated for a bitter, defeated woman who died of acute alcoholism in 1965.

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Although Miller wrote “The Crucible” in 1953 based on the events that took place in Salem, Mass. in 1692, he was liberal in his interpretation and portrayal of those events.

The real theme that came out in the play was a response to Sen. McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities Committee’s crusade against supposed communist sympathizers. Miller himself was questioned by the House of Representatives’Committee on Un-American Activities in 1956 and convicted of “contempt of Congress” for refusing to identify others present at meetings he had attended.

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FAITH

By Nelson Searcy

Family Matters…

It Really Does You’ve probably seen the popular quote: As far as anyone knows, we are a nice, normal family. In the last few years, the phrase has been inscribed on everything from clocks to coffee mugs – and sales of these knickknacks have skyrocketed.

Why do so many people relate to the sentiment? Because we all feel like our families aren’t what they should be. There are skeletons in our closets. There are old scars and new wounds left by broken marriages, wayward children and countless disappointments. Worried we’re the only ones with such problems, we do our best to portray a nice, normal image to the on-looking world.

In truth, every family is dysfunctional. The question is to what degree. Family can be a source of comfort and grounding, but it can also be a hotbed for conflict and unresolved tensions. Thankfully, there are steps you and I can take to help keep our families strong and filled with love: Focus on God – Establish your family on a solid foundation by focusing on God. Start by taking time to pray together every day. If you aren’t in the habit of praying as a family, it may be awkward at first. Don’t let that stop you. The cliché is true: The family that prays together stays together.

By Ted Bernstein

The Lump-Sum Failure

of their wrongs quickly. Showing grace and allowing for each other’s mistakes is the oil that keeps the machinery of family running.

Be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you. (Ephesians 4:32) Prioritize Quality Time – Investing time in family members is essential to deepening relationships and keeping things on course.

Build more family time into your routine by: • Having Dinner Together. Several times per week, have dinner as a family. The dinner table is where community is built.

• Celebrating Successes and Special Occasions: Birthdays, graduations, weddings and holidays are powerful times to reconnect with family and focus on God’s blessings.

You and I have a responsibility to do our part to create healthy families. But we have to simultaneously turn them over to God. We can build foundations, but we can’t control outcomes. As we put God first and then let go and trust him to work out his purposes, he will. In the process, he’ll build strong, beautiful families who display his grace and strength to the world.

Be sure to join us at The Journey Church in Boca Raton on Sunday, September 28th for the kick off of the brand new series Family Matters: Biblical Secrets to a Successful Family.

Forgive Quickly – Every family is made up of flawed human beings. You’re not perfect and neither are those closest to you, so you aren’t going to get through life without being hurt. Decide to forgive your family members Nelson Searcy is the lead pastor of The Journey Church in Boca Raton. The 3 year old church meets at Boca Raton Community High School (I-95 and Glades Rd) each Sunday at 10:30am. For more, visit www.BocaJourney.com. He is the author of 11 books and served for ten years as a pastor in New York City before moving to South Florida. Each person who visits The Journey Church this Summer will receive a free copy of his latest book Unshakable: Standing Strong When Things Go Wrong, on which this article is based.

A growing number of people think not.

We don’t often get second chances, especially with the benefit of hindsight. One of the most common complaints about life insurance is how the proceeds are paid to our beneficiaries. Chances are overwhelming that the proceeds of your existing life insurance policies will be paid like lottery proceeds – in a Lump-Sum. This may be okay with winnings from gambling. It’s far from okay with the proceeds of your life insurance policy.

Every day I am asked to simply explain “The Installment Option”. At the risk of oversimplifying, the installment option is the equivalent of buying a pre-determined income stream from a life insurance company at a deep discount compared to the lumpsum alternative.

“There is no way that a lump-sum payout is best for my family. I could not imagine a worse time for my wife to receive a large, lump-sum payment that we intended to last 20 years”, says Carols Romero, an investment advisor from Boca Raton, Florida.

“There is simply too much that can go wrong. After learning about the installment option, we were relieved to find a much lower cost policy that guarantees the coverage is there when needed most”, offers Mr. Romero.

Once aware, 8 out 10 life insurance buyers prefer the installment payout option. The icing on the cake is either lower premiums or more life insurance. There

is a Hybrid version that combines a partial lump-sum with equal installments paid over a pre-determined number of years, selected at the time of purchase.

Depending on the payout period, annual premiums for the installment life option can be 50% less for the same amount of coverage or 50% more coverage compared to a lump-sum policy. There are millions of life insurance buyers who can take a few simple steps to protect their families as intended.

With life insurance proceeds only lasting between 3-5 years on average, a better way had to emerge. Since 2007, life insurance buyers have requested an installment option.

Ask any owner of life insurance how long he or she intends the proceeds to last and the answer is always longer than 3-5 years. To compensate, people use trusts and money mangers to pay the proceeds over time. This can be expensive and offers no guarantees.

Income Stream to the Rescue.

Instead of a lump-sum payout, consider the installment payout option which essentially is like buying a guaranteed income stream to protect your family. You can customize the payout according to your individual planning objectives. There may be tax considerations to consider as a portion of the proceeds are paid as gains.

Visit the www.InstallmentLife.com web site for information and help comparing the installment payout option versus your current policies.

Ted Bernstein is a third-generation licensed life insurance specialist and nationally recognized industry innovation expert in alternative distribution strategies and life insurance product development with decades of speaking out and advocating for changes on behalf of consumers.

A member of the Association for Advanced Life Underwriting, he was the first to introduce life insurance without commissions or “no-load” life insurance in the mid-1980s and launch the first fee-based Life Insurance Policy Audit and Review service for trust companies and life insurance fiduciaries. His newly introduced innovation, the Installment Life Option, is game-changing.

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Boca Raton Compared to the Rest of Palm Beach County, Florida and the United States When it Comes to Real Estate

How does Boca Raton compare with the rest of Palm Beach County, Florida and the United States when it comes to Real Estate?

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5 Must-Do Repairs Before Selling When you put a home up for sale these days, you're facing stiff competition. In most parts of the country, buyers are faced with huge numbers of homes for sale. Before asking strangers to trade hundreds of thousands of their hardearned dollars for your little palace, make all the little repairs you've always meant to do but never had the time for.

These 5 basic repairs will help prepare your house for a buyer's white-glove inspection: 1. Repair sagging screen doors and other entry red flags.

The entrance to your home is the key to first impressions. Carolyn Brake, a home-staging expert in Aurora, Colo., near Denver, prepares about 10 to 12 homes a week for market and she stresses the importance of creating a great impression right off the bat. "We're not so much selling the house as we're selling the experience of living in this house," Brake says. Buyers will be alert to signs of neglect or deferred maintenance, since they want to avoid expensive hidden problems down the road.

Make sure everything at the entrance is in working order. If the screen door is sagging, you'll probably have to install a new one, as aging aluminum parts often become too bent or broken to repair, says Charlie Hudson, a remodeling professional and owner of Hudson Remodeling, in Lynden, Wash. But first, try replacing any missing or corroded hinge screws and tightening the rest.

Patrol the perimeter of your home, inspecting it with the critical eye of a stranger, advises Katherine Carroll, agent with Century 21 Mountain Lifestyles in

Weaverville, N.C. Clear dead plants from flower beds, clip dead blossoms and stems, rake and haul the yard waste far away.

A fresh coast of paint on the front door goes miles toward establishing a great first impression. What color? Drive around for some inspiration and to see what colors prevail in your community. In some towns, a bright red door, or a deep plum, looks great. In others, it'll seem over the top.

Forest green, navy blue and black can be great door colors. The front door need not match the exterior colors of your house and trim, only look good alongside them.

2. Spiff up the roof.

Missing shingles and hanging gutters broadcast a loud, scary signal to potential buyers. "You want the house to look as presentable and nonproblematic as possible," says Cathy Cowan, an agent with Windermere Real Estate Co. in Seattle.

"There's a great deal of fear when people go out to look at property. You want them to be able to focus on 'Where does my bed go?' and 'Can we live here?' rather than, 'Oh my God, there's a problem with the roof.'"

Get a roofer to replace any missing or broken shingles or roofing tiles. Moss growing on the roof signals neglect, so it's important to get it cleaned off. Ask a roofing expert to remove moss or to recommend someone who can. Roofing professionals may suggest treating the surface of your roof with a chemical to kill moss or they may recommend installing zinc strips on the roof ridge.

Water running over the zinc washes minute amounts of zinc carbonate over the roof, killing algae and moss, according to Z-Stop, which manufactures the strips. When hiring someone to work

on your roof, it's crucial to check their recommendations. Amateurs can damage your roof with the careless use of a highpressure power washer.

3. Clear and caulk gutters.

On a dry day, climb up on a ladder and clear all the debris out of the gutters so water can flow freely. While you're up there, recaulk the gutter end caps, advises Hudson. Seamless gutters are finished at the ends with a cap that's crimped and caulked. Aging caulk allows leaks to drain water down your home's siding.

Get started by drying the clean gutter; the drier the aluminum, the better caulk will bond to its surface, says Hudson. He recommends using flexible butyl caulk made for outdoor conditions. Its color doesn't matter, since you're caulking inside the gutter. Squeeze out a generous amount and use your finger to smear the stuff around inside the gutter cap seams.

Don't worry about appearances, since no one will see your work.

4. Patch nail holes and repaint.

Moving inside the house, you'll want to patch up nail holes in the walls. Ask at a hardware store for lightweight putty.

Apply it with a putty knife and fill in each hole, scraping the excess off the wall.

Following directions on the package, wait for it to dry. Then sand the putty until it's smooth and flush with the wall.

Paint the repaired spots with primer. Call a handyman for anything bigger than a nail hole, as it's not easy to blend bigger repairs into the wall and obvious patches telegraph the message, "I'm hiding something," says Hudson. Repaint the entire wall -- you're unlikely to be able to hide a touched-up patch, otherwise -- from

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5. Divorce your smoker and ship kitty to Siberia.

All right, just kidding. Sort of. The thing is, smells are a serious deal killer.

When strangers enter a home, the first thing they notice is the smell. Don't even try hiding behind scented candles, potpourri and plug-in room fragrances.

Buyers, ever suspicious to problems, catch a whiff of those and conclude that you're hiding something.

In the kitchen and bathrooms, deep clean with bleach, then regrout tiles and recaulk cracks between sinks, tubs, toilets, counters and floors to seal out the moisture that encourages the growth of smelly mold, mildew and bacteria.

If you've had smokers in the house, you've got extra work to do. To rid walls of smoke and nicotine film, some experts suggest washing the walls with cleaners using an alkaline builder, such as ammonia, and a glycol solvent (found at paint stores). Brake recommends painting an undercoat of Kilz primer onto clean, dry walls to seal in nicotine smells. Finish the job with a fresh coat of paint and change the furnace filter to further freshen the air in the house.

Then, "send smokers down the street," says Brake. She's not kidding: Ban smoking, even in the garden, because the smell clings to porches, decks and clothing. Gardens lose their appeal when littered with cigarette butts. If possible, board your cat off-premises while you're showing your home; at minimum, clean the litter box daily.

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Business Fins, Furs ‘N Feathers a Staple Of Excellence in Boca Raton Since 1970 By: Veronica Rodriguez If you have lived in Boca for some time, the pet shop Fins, Furs ‘N Feathers on Federal Highway is one that you’ve likely heard of, if you haven’t already gone in yourself. It’s a quaint little shop that sells (as the name implies) small mammals, birds and fish, plus all the supplies you will ever need to keep your little ones happy, and this Saturday September 13th they celebrate their 44th Anniversary as a pet store that has grown up with the city.

Birthed in 1970 at the hands of a man with a home aquarium and an idea, his daughters Lisa Holland and Debbie Broyles Holland took over the business in 1999.

Since then, the shop has grown to play a large part of the community with a mission to educate pet owners. And the pride they take while saying so is warranted; not

only are Debbie and Lisa picky about the kind of people they let walk out of their shop with pets, they regularly train their customers on how to handle their precious companions, as well as offer education seminars open to the general public.

Their dedication has led to a community who goes to them in times of need.

Some time ago, for example, one of their clients passed on, leaving instructions for his son on the back of a Fins, Furs ‘N Feathers business card to take his pets there.

“That’s what’s good about being a family business”, says Lisa. In fact, when asked what her favorite part of being a caretaker is, she replies: “The relationship that we get to form with our clients and their animals, I

mean...we get to know the families. I mean I know the grandkids and the great grand kids.”

Their 44th anniversary will be celebrated at their pet shop, with day-long raffles. Any customer who purchases something will also be allowed to pick up a gratuitous item off of their customer appreciation rack. Ever the pet lovers, they encourage owners to bring their pets by.

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NCCI Proposes 2.5% Workers Comp Rate Decrease for Florida in 2015

By Christina A. Karas

Keep Finances Intact in a Natural Disaster Creating a plan that addresses your finances and insurance beforehand can make it easier to recover from a natural disaster.

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as soon as possible to request a temporary reprieve from payments, also your employer to provide as much warning as possible if you won’t be able to work.

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The National Council on Compensation Insurance Inc. has proposed a statewide workers compensation rate decrease in Florida for the first time in four years, the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation said.

In its 2015 Florida workers comp rate filing, Boca Raton, Florida-based NCCI, a nationwide workers comp ratings and research organization, suggested an average rate decrease of 2.5 percent, the state insurance office said in a statement on Friday. If the office approves the decrease, it would become effective Jan. 1.

This is NCCI’s first proposed statewide rate cut in four years, according to the statement, which notes that rates are 56 percent lower than they were when Florida’s workers comp reforms took effect in 2003.

A state judge ruled earlier this month that

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In Friday’s filing, NCCI wrote that once pending court cases — including Padgett v.

State of Florida and Westphal v. City of St. Petersburg — are final, it will “issue estimated cost impacts and if necessary submit amendments to the pending rate filing or submit future rate filings.”

At the moment, however, Florida’s workers comp insurance costs are stable and similar to other southeastern states, NCCI said.

NCCI also announced Thursday that it suggested an overall loss cost decrease of 6.9 percent for Kentucky employers.

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Florida Atlantic University football earned its first victory of the young 2014 season with a 50-21 win over Tulsa, Saturday night.

The night was fill with celebrations from beginning to end. Prior to the game the FAU Stadium field was named in honor of

Owls first Coach Howard Schnellenberger and by game’s end Charlie Partridge earned his first victory as FAU’s head coach.

“I’m proud the team was able to bounce back after two tough losses and stay the course,” Partridge said following the game.

“This first win means a lot and that we could do this on a night when Howard (Schnellenberger) was honored.”

From the opening kick, FAU took control of the game. Behind the arm of quarterback Jaquez Johnson, the Owls racked up 518 yards of offense in one of the highestscoring games in school history. Johnson was flawless, throwing 15-of-20 for 318 yards and three touchdowns and setting a new school record for most yards per attempt at 15.9.

Wide receiver Jensen Stoshak had a breakout game, catching four of those passes for a career-high 155 yards and a score. Lucky Whitehead stunned the Golden Hurricane with a 47-yard run en route to his 125 allpurpose yards.

The defense was equally impressive, forcing four turnovers, including an interception that D’Joun Smith ran back 23 yards for a touchdown. The linemen earned four sacks, including a 19-yard sack for a safety recorded by Robinson Eugene. The Owls held Tulsa to just 4.5 yards per play, compared to FAU’s 7.9.

FAU scored the first 17 points of the game to jump out to an early lead. After a Greg

Joseph 21-yard field goal, Johnson dealt a career-long 74-yard touchdown pass toWilliam Dukes for a one-play, 12-second drive.

Following Smith’s pick-six, Tulsa got on the board with a nine-yard touchdown pass early in the second quarter.

A 32-yard punt return by Henry Bussey set the Owls up with short yardage, leading to a 14-yard touchdown pass to Alex Deleon to give FAU a 24-7 advantage.

After the safety, the Owls took to the air again with Johnson finding Stoshak for a 59-yard touchdown pass, putting FAU up 33-7 at the break.

Just three minutes after Tulsa scored in the third, Johnson led the Owls on a nine-play, 76-yard drive that culminated in a five-yard touchdown run by the quarterback. Joseph would drill a 41-yard field goal to end the third with the Owls on top 43-14.

The two teams swapped scoring drives in the fourth as backup quarterback Greg Hankerson marched the Owls down the field and threw a touchdown pass to Derek Moise from nine yards out. On the ensuing drive, Tulsa ate 5:05 off the clock before scoring on a short rush to end the scoring with 6:52 to play.

Lynn Women’s Soccer Falls Despite Outstanding Performance

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Despite an outstanding performance in net by Caitlin Shaver, Lynn University’s women’s soccer team fell 1-0 to North Alabama on the final day of the Bobcat Shootout. Shaver turned away 11 shots, tying for the seventh most saves for a single game in program history, but the Fighting Knights dropped their overall record to 2-2-0.

Just as the previous match, the Blue & White started off slowly, allowing North Alabama (3-0-1) to get of several shot attempts. Lynn was able to withstand the early pressure and conversely deal several blows to the Lions.

A controversial no-call on a hand ball in the midfield in the 25th minute led to the only score of the game. The Fighting Knights appeared to have thwarted a counter-attack from the Lions with a ball off the hand of a UNA midfielder but play was continued and Danielle Scanlon drove down the right wing. Her cross was

met with a few Blue & White jerseys but Chloe Richards tapped a pass to Eleanor Costello, who had a clear look on net to beat Shaver to the left post.

Also like the previous game, Lynn came out fighting to start the second half.

Jessica Thornton and Tatiana Penagos ripped a pair of shots on frame within the first few minutes and Jordyn Turner joined in later with an attempt to the right post. All shots were stopped by UNA’s Rachel Beninati.

Shaver’s second-half play, though, kept the Fighting Knights within striking distance. The red shirt sophomore keeper made seven of her 11 saves in the second half, including a breakaway attempt y Richards.

North Alabama held a wide 25-13 advantage in shots and 5-1 edge in corner kicks. Kirstie Schults (two goals in the opener) and Lina Forsman garnered Bobcat Shootout All-Tournament honors.

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FAU Women's Golfer Christina Langer Knows What It Takes To Be A Champion

Christina Langer may have only been playing golf competitively since she was 15, but she has been watching her father Bernhard Langer play for as long as she can remember. Bernhard is a current member of the Champions Tour and former PGA Tour golfer, winning five tournaments this year and 23 total on the Champions Tour.

“I have been around golf my entire life.

It really is a family sport,” said Christina.

“It was a tradition that we would go out and play every Sunday. My mother was the only one that didn’t really play, but she is our No. 1 cheerleader.”

Christina has two brothers, Stefan and Jason, and a sister, Jackie. Even though her father was a professional golfer, he encouraged her and her siblings to play every sport and just be avid sports fans.

“My father encouraged golf but never pushed the sport on us because he knew it had to be something we truly loved and wanted to pursue,” said Christina.

“Everyone sees the tough German exterior, but if you saw my dad off the course, he is the most loving, personable

guy you will ever meet.”

Christina, a junior at Florida Atlantic University, spent two weeks over the summer as her father’s caddy on the Champions Tour. While she has been caddying for him for the past three summers, Bernhard finally got his first win with her by his side at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open in August 2014.

“Our dad always took each of us for one week of the year to a tournament with him. It was our own special “we time” where we made memories that you can’t put a price on,” said Christina. “As a golfer, it was really special to just be inside the ropes and see how hard his job really is day in and day out.”

Last season, Christina shot a 69, her lowest career round and first time she broke par, during the 36th Annual Pat Bradley Invitational. This season, Christina is focusing on her short game and putting.

“My dad taught me that it is your own game, and I have been raised to be strong and confident in myself and my abilities,” said Christina. “My goal is always to improve my scores and consistency from the previous season.”

The FAU women’s golf team will travel to Daytona Beach to play in the Lady Falcon Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 20 and Sunday, Sept. 21. This will be the first time the team will play under new head coach Kathy Baker-Guadagnino.

“We’re very excited about Coach Kathy coming on as the head coach,” said Christina. “She knows a lot about the game and has learned about what we need individually on and off the course. She also has a great resource in Coach Joyce.”

Last year, the Owls finished sixth out of eight teams in the Lady Falcon Invitational. Christina has her own goals for the team in the first tournament and for the season.

“I’d like to finish in the top three as a team in this weekend’s tournament because it would really start the season off right,” said Christina. “I’d love for our team to break 300 this semester. I know we have the talent to accomplish this goal.”

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Lynn’s Schmidt Earns First Career Shutout Lynn University’s men’s soccer team improved to 4-0 on Saturday night with a 1-0 victory over Lee University. Max Schmidt logged his first career shutout in net for the Fighting Knights while handing the Flames (3-1-1) their first loss of the season. Nicolas Mortensen netted his second goal of the season while James Casserly earned the assist.

Lynn had an opportunity in the 41st minute when Oliver Powers was taken down by Lee’s defender Gabe Franco in the box, resulting in a red card for Lee and a penalty kick for the Fighting Knights. Chris Hellmann’s penalty kick deflected off the hands of the Flames’ goalkeeper Tom Halsall and hit the right post. Despite Lynn edging Lee 11-1 in first-half shots, the two teams headed remained scoreless at halftime.

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Lynn held possession for majority of the second half as Lee was playing down a player due to Franco’s ejection. Mortensen’s goal came in the 67th minute when James Casserly found him eight yards in front of Lee’s keeper. The Flames had several opportunities in the final ten minutes penetrating Lynn’s defense while firing off four shots in the final half. The Fighting Knights battled to until the final horn to earn their fourth straight win.

Schmidt made three saves in goal while Lee’s goalkeeper stopped six shots from the Blue & White. The Fighting Knights totaled 16 shots in the match and held Lee to just five.

Lynn held a slight 5-3 advantage in corner kicks, four of which came in the final 45 minutes of regulation.

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Lynn University began the home season on Thursday night with a 3-0 victory over Clark Atlanta in the opener of the Boca Raton Courtyard by Marriott Classic. With the win Lynn improves to 2-1 on the season.

Elyse Fleck continued her hot start to her senior campaign setting a single-game record for hitting percentage with a .765 clip. As a unit the Blue & White’s .472 hitting percentage was the second-highest for a single match in program history. To go with the milestone the Tigard, Ore., native led the team with 13 kills and two blocks assisted. Marissa Tandron had a game-high 32 sets while also serving three aces. Defensively Nikki Haben paced the team with a season-high 13 digs.

The Fighting Knights began the contest with a kill from Fleck and led the rest of

the contest. An early 6-0 run set the tone in the 25-16 first set win. Lynn held Clark Atlanta to a -.080 hitting percentage in the opener. Fleck led four hitters with multiple kills in the set with four while Lydia West, Claire Angelich and Katie Knight all had two. Haben provided six digs in the victory.

Set two began in similar fashion to the first as Fleck led off with a kill and Lynn went on a 5-0 run to take control. The Fighting Knights ended the set with on a 4-0 run, capped off by a service ace from Tandron.

The sophomore from Jacksonville, Fla., provided a set-high 13 assists as well in the set. Angelich and Fleck both had four kills while Liga Strautniece and West each had three. Defensively, Haben had five digs.

One set away from their first home victory of 2014, Lynn began the third frame with an 8-0 run and managed to maintain a double-digit lead for the majority of the contest. Fleck went a perfect 5-5 in the finale as Lynn hit .750 as a team. Tandron had nine assists while the defense was balanced with Lizzy Raffa, Haben and Tandron all having two digs. Kendall Peterson made her first appearance of the season in the set, recording a kill and a service ace.

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Lynn Men’s Soccer Enters National Rankings

By Chad Beattie Another perfect week on the pitch, bringing its record to 4-0, has helped Lynn University’s men’s soccer team enter the national rankings. The Fighting Knights made the leap to No. 6 in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and debuted at No. 3 in TopDrawerSoccer. com’s inaugural Division II power rankings.

Lynn, which was receiving votes in the previous top-25 poll, opened up the Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort Soccer Classic with a thrilling 4-1 victory over Shorter University. It marked the firstever home night game for the men’s soccer program while Javier Mochon broke in

the newly constructed Bobby Campbell Stadium with the first men’s soccer goal.

A 1-0 victory over a talented Lee squad capped off the two-day tournament and helped the Blue & White to its second 4-0 start in three years. A week after Chris Hellmann was named the Sunshine State Conference Offensive Player of the Week, Mochon added Defensive Player of the Week accolades.

Joining Lynn in the NSCAA Top-25 is Saint Leo at No. 11. The Lions are No. 6 in TopDrawerSoccer.com’s power rankings. Defending national champions Southern New Hampshire holds down the top spot in both polls.

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Statistically speaking, no golfer’s play from tee to green is as important as the quality of their short game, unless his ball strik-

ing consistently gets him into trouble. That doesn’t mean you have to hit the center of every fairway, but you do have to keep the ball in play. The rough is not out of play, the first cut is O.K., and of course, any part of the fairway usually is just fine. It’s trees, bunkers, water, and O.B. that lead to the big numbers.

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