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9945 hindel court boynton beach, fl 33472
09.2017 - Present . Polo Club of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, FL
08.1995 - 06.1997 . The Design Center . Sarasota, FL
Senior Creative Designer
Graphic Designer - Director’s Assistant
Team manager of the Creative Department at a luxurious country
Responsible for design and production of creative jobs
club. Responsibilities include event planning, marketing and
for a non-profit design studio.
design of Cultural, Social and Holiday events. Along with design of a quarterly magazine and all collateral design material promoting the club.
technical skills
Adobe Creative Suite, Hootsuite, Social Media
2003 - Present . CLD Creative, Inc . Boynton Beach, FL President/Creative Director
education
1993 to 1997 . Ringling College of Art and Design Sarasota, FL
Design freelance company.
Major Studies in Graphic Design 08.2016 - 11.2017 . Coastal Angler Magazine Miami
Minor in Photography
Publisher/Owner
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree
Home-based magazine specializing in outdoor activities. Job included sales of ad space, writer’s interviews and design of
1997 graduate . The Columbus School
the magazine.
Medellin, Colombia K-12
01.1998 - 08.2017 . Florida Design Magazines . Boca Raton, FL
High School Diploma Achieved
Independent Contractor / Art Director Design, layout and production of high-end printed publications.
other
06.2017 - 9,2017 . Velocity Cycling Studio
Responsibilities included maintaining overall look of magazines,
Spinning Instructor
editorial layouts and photography reviews, ad development,
Certified Mad Dog Spinning® Instructor
production and managing freelance graphic designers. 06.1997 - 12.1997 . Cinwin Advertising . Ft. Lauderdale, FL Senior Graphic Designer Responsible for design and production of creative jobs in a fast-paced design agency. Including catalogs, brochures, direct mail pieces, trade shows and advertising materials.
languages
Fluent in English and Spanish (spoken and written)
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We are in the prime fishing season for south Florida, and I love it! We have had more yellowfin tuna this year than we have seen since the 1980s. These could continue through April. Sailfish will get very consistent as we are moving into their spawning season. Kite fishing will produce the most, but with well rigged baits, trolling can be productive. Along with the sailfish, we will see more and bigger black fun tuna, kingfish, bonito and hopefully some big mahi. On the wrecks we will see more cobia and amberjack. Inshore the tarpon are in full swing. The shrimp will get harder
to get, but the tarpon will start eating crabs to solve that problem. If you find some mullet, they bring the most exciting tarpon strikes when slow trolled. The pompano are best in March, but a few will come through in April. The same will hold true for Spanish mackerel. If we get some calm weather, go east! The swordfish should be really good, if it is calm enough to get out to 1500 feet of water and fish the daytime bite.
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Several times a year my dad takes my sister (Gabie) and I fishing on one of the large fishing boats out of bayside marina. Our most recent trip I caught two fish on a Chicken Rig with Bonita strips. There must have been sharks on the bottom because the fish I caught were Remoras. To set up the Chicken Rig, first, release the line into the water, continue releasing the line until you
feel it slack. When the line slacks it means that the Chicken Rig has reached the bottom. Next, reel it up three times up off of the bottom. Lastly, wait until the fish bites. Several people on our boat caught Mutton Snappers, Yellow Tails, and Grunt. They were using jigs or the same Chicken Rig set up that I was. On the back of the boat we attempted to troll. We were using Penn boat rods and old Senator reels. One of the most well made and reliable reels of all time. On my second attempt trolling between stops I was using Ballyhoo. We all of a sudden heard the line being taken away by what must have been a huge fish, probably a Marlin or Sailfish, but by the time we yelled “fish on” it had taken about three-quarters of the spool. Sadly, this giant fish got away.
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WEST END, BAHAMAS Event organizers are planning for the inaugural West End International race day April 22 and 23 at West End Village. The high-speed boat races will be held from 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Sat., April 22 and Sun., April 23 with a kickoff party Friday night, April 21, at the Old Bahama Bay Resort and Yacht Harbour. Racers from all over the world will compete at the West End International, with hydroplanes, Jersey skiffs and power boats hurtling up to 170 m.p.h. speeds in the high-paced, high-energy events. In addition to the races, the event will feature food, drinks, music, vendors, shopping and activities for the whole family. “We’re very excited to host the first ever West End International,” said Betty Bethel,
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General admission to the races is free. VIP tickets for the races are $60 and the Friday night VIP kick-off party is $75. Tickets are on sale now at WestEndBoatRaces.com. Information on accommodations at West End is also available on the website. West End is the oldest town and westernmost settlement on the Grand Bahama Island, and is the island’s capital city. Sponsorship opportunities for the race are available. To learn more about sponsorships, contact Suzanne Davis at (561) 635-8075. The West End International is powered by The Islands of the Bahamas, Old Bahama Bay Resort and Yacht Harbour, Island Coastal Charters and Environmental Manufacturing Solutions.
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A Penthouse Vacation Home With Ocean & City Views
Niche Modern introduces the new Crystalline Series lighting collection featuring “Axia,” “Delinea,” “Calla and “Trove,” four handcrafted, glass-blown pendant designs. “Trove,” right, is a vibrant diamond silhouette that is inspired by a treasure chest filled with dazzling precious gems. 212/777-2101
thom filicia Celebrated interior designer Thom Filicia recently attended the 2014 Las Vegas Market, where he imparted his passion for creating modern, yet classic interiors. He is the author of three design books including his latest, American Beauty. Interior photography by Eric Piasecki. Published by Crown Publishing Group. 212/736-6454
IMAGE MAKER: Inspired by motion and speed, Roche Bobois’ versatile designer crafts dynamic, fluid pieces. Question: Were you always interested in furniture design? Answer: As a young boy I was fascinated by any object in motion. I began my career designing automobiles, motorbikes and scooters and it remains my passion today. For that reason, even my “static” products appear to move. My interest in furniture design developed later when by chance, I happened to meet Roche Bobois’ owner. Question: Who first influenced your career? Answer: My father was a fashion designer in Paris and he passed his love for creating down to me. He taught me how to master proportions and fluidity of shapes, to perfect proportions and to see elegance in design. I learned to pay attention to details and how to play with colors and textures. Question: How would you best describe your designs?
phyllis morris The hand-carved “Riviera Salon Chair” from Phyllis Morris is an ode to classic style and elegance with its gently sweeping back, cabriole front legs and decorative armrest. Shown in a white gold leaf finish and clad in polished-silk, the chair is available in a range of custom finishes and upholstery options. 310/289-6868
Answer: Timeless and sleek with strong velocity in mind. My Speed Up collection for Roche Bobois is pure and essential without ornamental details. My pieces have a very unique character — a clear definition of my aerodynamic style that is compatible with the notion of aesthetics and pleasure. Question: What do you enjoy most about your collaboration with Roche Bobois? Answer: They trust me completely, which is so important. We are in harmony and there is a strong and positive energy running between us. I have so much fun creating and developing new products with their very professional and passionate team.
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Sacha Lakic’s “Brio” bedroom for Roche Bobois pays homage to 1950s Scandinavian furnishings. It features a bed, chest, bedside tables and a lounge chair framed in beech wood with a varnished walnut finish and a headboard wrapped in high-tech aerodynamic fabric. Below, Lakic’s “Water Drop Sideboard” from the Speed Up collection is covered in Daquacryl® and fashioned with two sliding doors in a raised water drop pattern.
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rench designer Sacha Lakic, creator of the Speed Up collection for Roche Bobois, combines his love for speed and motion with functionality and aesthetics. Lakic, based in Luxembourg, Germany, turned an early passion for velocity and aerodynamics into a career in design, first in the auto industry, and then later in the furniture business. “Giving the impression of movement to a static product is a way to give it life,” he says. Lakic’s inspiration can come from anything — a unique material, new technology or even a movie. “My goal is to surprise ... to create products that are always more innovative, with a personality or even a soul of their own,” he says. “I always look forward and never back in the mirror.” Looking ahead, Lakic is proud to debut his Roche Bobois winter collection and an electric sports car for Venturi. “Days should be longer than 24-hours,” he says. For more information, visit www.roche-bobois.com.
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Project Name: Cedar Lake Private Residence & Guesthouse Architect: Charles R. Stinson Architects 18304 Minnetonka Blvd. | Deephaven, MN 55391 | www.crsarch.com Builder: Streeter & Associates | Interiors: Mona Vrijsen and CRS Interiors Landscape Architect: Coen + Partners Kitchens: Valcucine Photographer: Paul Crosby
AFTER MOVING TO THE UNITED STATES FROM EUROPE, the owners found themselves searching for a modern, urban penthouse to call home. A Cedar Lake residence designed by Charles R. Stinson Architects matched their design sensibility and offered a unique sense of loft living in a natural lakeside setting. After settling comfortably into their home, the owners soon recognized a need for additional guest space and asked Stinson to compose a guesthouse and pool area to accommodate friends and family from Europe staying for extended periods of time. In order to maintain the purity of the original house and to take full4
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Sinuous In Form And Bursting With Color, These Fragile Creations Brighten Up Any Home TEXT Jesse Bratter
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Two Cirque du Soleil-like performers strike an acrobatic pose on “The Wigglers,” a colorful, three-piece blown-glass vessel by Dan Dailey. Photography by Bill Truslow.
LEFT: Dale Chihuly’s vivid flower-like art glass installation floats above the stairway of this Palm Beach residence. Works by Dante Marioni and Richard Marquis, among other glass artists, are on display throughout.
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Toots Zynsky pulls glass threads from hot glass cane to create her art masterpieces. “Glass thread is a flat canvas,” she says. “I paint with it; I sculpt with it.” Photography courtesy of Habatat Galleries, Inc., Gallery Center, Boca Raton, FL.
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LIVING THE LANGUAGE SITUATED IN A PART OF THE WORLD WHERE THE VERNACULAR INCLUDES MODERN ELEMENTS, UNCLUTTERED SPACES, CLEAN WHITE PALETTES AND A GRATITUDE FOR NATURE, THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME SPEAKS A DIALOGUE THAT IS, IN A WORD, MIAMI
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hough a native of Peru, designer Jay Britto is fluent in the language of Miami having crafted a notable The design team of Jay Britto and David Charette.
roster of projects ranging from South Beach nightclubs to multi-million dollar private homes in the region. His client, who also hails from Peru and spends about a third
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of the year in town, expressed the desire to create a secondary residence with the distinguishing characteristics that continually draw people here from all corners of the world. Housed in the prestigious and modern Jade Ocean building this 2,400-square-foot condominium in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., definitively talks the talk: a monochromatic white palette, uncomplicated lines and a celebration of stunning sea views. Partnering with David Charette, with whom Britto
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works in tandem on each and every one of the firm’s projects, the pair undertook a minimal, though important, amount of construction. “Our main goal was to address the sense of entry in the foyer and how it opens into the living spaces,“ says Britto, who used a good deal of custom millwork to achieve continuity and cohesiveness throughout. “Conceptually, it feels a bit like a train ... long and narrow, and leading to the caboose — or in this case, the master bedroom.” The designers created a dialogue of materials, which flows like a well-structured sentence from the great room through the hallways, and is punctuated by the bedrooms.
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sliders: modern overtones awash with white and majestic ocean views. Karim Rashid’s “Vondom” table and chairs from Inside Out are faceted like diamonds, while glass-tile flooring imparts an elegant sheen that mimics that of the interior walls. RIGHT:
The conversation begins to flow in the entry, where custom
millwork, high-gloss surfaces and stainless accents speak to the sense of easy modern luxury that defines the home. An organic, three-part fixture from Artimide dangles from above, while contemporary, cup-like counter stools are seen in the distance.
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GLORIA & EMILIO ESTEFAN’S event to celebrate the re-opening of
Players from the design sector come together to express a creativity and innovation at the heart of all trends in decoration and home fashion.
their award-winning Cuban restaurant, Larios on the Beach, welcomed celebrity guests such as journalist Belkys Nerey and pop-art icon Romero Britto. Located in South Beach with a stunning view of Ocean Drive, it is newly designed with elegant interiors in an oceanic motif. Photograph
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n the cutting edge of creation, a profusion of the most inventive industry mainstays alongside a youthful group of design novices unveil their latest creations at the semi-annual Maison&Objet
shows in Paris. Hosted at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre this past January and again from
Sept. 7-11, 2012, decorating salons reflect a moment of change. With one foot in a glorious silken past, all eyes look toward a future where vibrant hues fashion everything. Monochromatic effects come alive as wood twists and turns, patterned and textured fabrics zigzag over walls and leather is a hot story. For a complete picture of design and more information on the show, visit www.maison-objet.com. M
LENNY KRAVITZ, founder of Kravitz Design, recently teamed with BR-111 in Miami to create
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cocktail table designed by Vito Selma. Courtesy of NAGA.
STELLA MCCARTNEY, a fashion designer and daughter of Beatle Paul McCartney, recently opened her stand-alone store, adidas by Stella McCartney, on Lincoln Road. This showcase of sporting apparel strikes a unique fusion of style and performance. Portrait photo by Mary McCartney. 305/532-5455
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fur with the softness of skin-color leather. Courtesy of Le Porhiel Paris. BELOW: Light, sinuous wood shapes the glass-top
a masculine vibe with an urban elegance. Photography by Kravitz Design. 305/882-8842
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HOW SWEET IT IS International sensation Maria Sharapova delivers both on and off the court with some of the best tennis of her career and a new playful collection of candy.
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world when she won Wimbledon at the age of 17 and ranked No. 1 by age 18. Easily the tennis world’s glamour girl, one of the sport’s biggest draws and among the most recognizable sportswomen in the world, Maria’s ferocious forehand and fierce
determination have catapulted her to the top in earnings as well. Set to dominate early on, a serious right shoulder injury nearly wrecked Maria’s career. Strong family values took over as a 10-month long battle to recover ensued. “My parents are my core,” she says. “It was the perseverance that I learned from my family that helped me get back to the top of my game.” Today at 25, the beautiful Russian is once again ranked at the top having made it to the finals of the Australian Open and winning the French Open in 2012. Maria has now won all four Grand Slam tennis events and happily adds Olympic silver medalist to her resume. Having learned her lessons well, she recently withdrew from the Brisbane International 2013 due to a collarbone injury she did not want to aggravate in anticipation of the Australian Open. “At that point, I just didn’t want to jeopardize what I had gained in the off-season,” she says. “I decided I had to make a smart move.” And smart she is, as well as beautiful. An athlete, philanthropist and entrepreneur with a business empire that is firing on all cylinders, her face and name adorn many products ... but none as sweet as Sugarpova.4 PHOTO COURTESY OF DENTSU AMERICA
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FEATURING Joy Fielding Joy Fielding is a Canadian novelist and actress. The author of the New York Times bestsellers The Bad Daughter, Still Life, Charley’s Web, Heartstopper, See Jane Run, and other acclaimed novels. She divides her time between Toronto and Palm Beach, Florida.
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Friday, Feb. 1*
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Saturday, April 21
Friday, Mar. 8
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IN ADDITION Learn about the latest trends in clothing and accessories from Neiman Marcus.
Showtime 8:00 p.m. in The Laurels Dancing after the show in Traditions Lounge from 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. Dessert and coffee included.
Don’t Miss this Exciting Event!
Cabaret Style Seating
Make a Table. Join a Table. Polo Members Only.
POLO CLUB
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Smaller tables will be merged
Formally known as That’s Entertainment, AKA Cabaret
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REGISTRATION FORMS DUE BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018. DON’T GET SHUT OUT! SPACE IS LIMITED. *Please note, for this show, absolutely NO photographs, video or audio recordings of any kind are permitted during the performance. Violators will be removed from the show and photos or recordings deleted from their device. This rule will be strictly enforced.
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It is imperative that you note on the registration form any information about your child’s medication and present proper forms for our file. No medication will be given without doctor’s consent or without a form on file.
ELECTRONICS POLICY
No electronic items (including, but not limited to: cell phones, iPads, iPods, Nintendo DS, etc.) are permitted in the program at any time. Any and all devices may be confiscated and kept in the Administration Office until child is picked up by parent/ guardian. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE TO THIS RULE. The Polo Club is at no time responsible for the loss or damage of any electronic equipment or personal property.
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Each day of camp will begin with a 9:00 a.m. drop-off, and camp will end at 4:00 p.m. The drop-off and pickup location will be at the Game Room at the Family Resort Complex (the FRC). Your children will not be allowed to leave without a guardian picking them up from camp, so please plan accordingly. On the submitted camper registration forms, we have all emergency contact information, allergies, and any medication information about each camper. If anything has changed, please inform us so we can ensure a successful and fun-filled time. On the back of this brochure, there is a checklist of recommended items to bring to camp so that your child is prepared for the daily activities. Each session’s daily tentative itinerary is included to help keep everyone aware of what is going on with the camp. On the first day of camp, please let us know how many in your party (maximum 2 complimentary) would like to attend the Awards Luncheon on the last day of camp. Again, we look forward to a memorable Kidz Summer Camp experience with you!
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This year’s Kidz Summer Camp is right around the corner, and we are very excited to have you join us here at Polo! We have a full plate of activities planned, and an energetic group of camp counselors ready to help with all the action and adventure!
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A Life of Travel Polo Members Receive 100 Nations Award from ITN BY MICHELLE BROWN
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rent and Sharon Barash live among the arts of a world explored... An embroidered kimono from Japan, paintings from Israel, artifacts from Papua New Guinea, carvings from Ghana, bejeweled wall hangings from India, and sculptures from Burma are just a few pieces of their extensive collections, gathered during many trips abroad. As Brent explains his treasures, there is a recurring theme: “I had to have it.” He and Sharon easily showcase not only their passion for indigenous expression, but also their love of other cultures. It is not the travel itself, but the people they meet who inspire them to board another plane and visit yet another country. Since the early 1970s, the couple has traveled together — doing everything from meeting with village chiefs to floating down the Amazon River, holding an anaconda. Both have adventurous spirits, curious minds and unfailing senses of humor, which have enabled them to be openminded and accepting of whatever community they visit. “We’ve been to Africa 11 times. Africa gets in your blood — not the animals so much, but the people and getting into the villages,” Brent said. Added Sharon, “We stayed in a chief’s hut, living outside on an air mattress. Can you imagine Polo members sleeping on the ground?”
Brent in Maharaja costume, Western India
“Where ever we go, we don’t judge,” Brent said. “You take yourself from our world and go into their world and accept them as they are. They have something that we have lost — family. I admire them.
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In August 2017, Brent and Sharon joined a prestigious group of people who have traveled to all seven continents and more than 100 sovereign nations. They received the 100 Nations Award from International Travel News, a monthly publication for high-frequency travelers who visit destinations outside of the U.S.
Visiting a Maharaja palace in Western India
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Brent and Sharon were awarded the 480th certificate in the 40 year history of the publication. To earn it, their passports include stamps from around the globe — Belize, El Salvador, Albania, Japan, Mongolia, Thailand, Nepal, New Zealand and more. They show no signs of slowing down. In October 2017, as they were being interviewed for TRENDS, they were preparing for two weeks through western and northern England, Bath, and Scotland. Even as their friends and neighbors express concern for their safety, in light of terrorist attacks and political unrest, the couple shrug off any dangers of international travel. “It’s more dangerous driving on I-95,” said Brent.
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Sharon in Maharani costume, Western India
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Stepping Outside the Golden Cocoon Although Brent refers to his beautiful South Florida community as the “golden cocoon,” when he and Sharon travel they seek an experience unlike one they can get at home. No luxurious cruises and very few five-star resorts for them. A two-time cancer survivor and stem cell recipent, Sharon said they’ve traveled through the “muck, dirt and dung,” but she talks with a smile on her face. “Why go on a boat, then get off for an hour and go to Bermuda? We live at Polo,” she explained.
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