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Fishing is one of the most accessible sports in Florida. With Miles of beautiful Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic ocean coastline, as well as tens of thousands of Freshwater lakes and ponds, it's no wonder Florida is known as the fishing capital of the World! I've been fishing since I was old enough to hold a rod and reel and have been a fishing guide here in Tampa Bay for almost 10 years. Through my many trips and expeditions during the past decade, I've been able to accumulate some of the best fishing spots from Pasco to Hernando, even down to the Florida Keys and some great places at the east coast, as well. I specialize in fishing the Gulf of Mexico waters, from my hometown of Tarpon Springs to the beautiful Clearwater. I grew See “Bucket List Fish” on page 14.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: The Future of Our Website....5 Two Young Artists Making Tampa Bay Look Good.......6-7 Three Strikes & You’re Out!..10-11 Tampa Bay Rowdies Partner with Odessa Soccer Club......12
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The Future of Our Website People search the internet for businesses, products, services, news, etc. When they search for something you offer or specifically for your business, you want to show up—and not just show up— you want to look good and appealing. Looking good is important because your website is often your first impression you give potential customers. A website is one of your first points of contact with your customers and target audience, in addition to the other mediums used to advertise. Have you checked our Tampa Bay News and Lifestyles website recently? If so, you may have noticed that, 1) The site was a little outdated 2) A lot of the links were not working properly at times 3) The website actually went down for a considerable amount of time 4) Navigating through it and finding old articles was extremely complicated and almost impossible 5) Overall it was not very user friendly I want to personally apologize in the name of Tampa Bay News and Lifestyles for any trouble or inconvenience this may have caused you. As someone who studied Fine Arts in college and has a Masters in Education with a concentration in Web Design and Instructional Technology, our website was not something I ever felt very proud of. It was designed many years ago and I had been meaning to give the entire site a “facelift,” for quite some time now. After our server collapsed and our website went down, I personally tried hard to fix all the issues the website was having, but it was beyond my web programming experience. So I reached out to an old friend, who is a very experienced web programmer and java script coder and had him check out the site for us and let me know what could be done. What my friend explained to me was a little complicated and not easy to digest, especially if languages like php and java script are not something you’re familiar with. See, our website nnlflorida.com was built many, many years ago on a CMS (Control Management System) Tampa Bay News & Lifestyles
platform that is currently outdated and cannot be “updated” because the software company who created this platform sadly went under, we cannot get a newer version or reach out to them for support. On top of that, our server collapsed due to the overwhelming amount of information we’ve uploaded throughout the many years we’ve been in business. Even though we’ve bought 9 different databases and we’re confident they would hold up all the content effectively, our hosting company completely failed us, and for that, we apologize. We’ve filed about 25 different support tickets with them, but they have been less than helpful in fixing these issues, leaving us with the only choice to delete many stories that were over 5 years old. We fought against this, as we did not want to lose stories we wrote years ago, because every single story is important to us, and we feel every article had something beneficial for the community. With the help of my programming colleague we’ve managed to save almost all articles, and we will be transferring this data to a brand new server, and we’re definitely using a different hosting company that will provide better products and better service, which in turn will provide you, our readers, a better web experience. Yes… We’re starting from scratch! Tampa Bay News and Lifestyles will soon have a brand new domain name and a brand new website that will be built in a current CMS and on a brand new, modern platform that will make our site feel more 2018 and not so 2008. I am working day and night on this project to ensure nothing like what happened with nnlflorida.com happens again. Again, I apologize for any troubles you may have experienced using our website. All I can say, for now, is that I am pretty excited about this new project, and I feel truly happy about how the new website is looking so far. I am proud of it, and I truly hope you’ll enjoy it and find it easy to navigate. I look forward to being able to share our new domain name with all of you and have you enjoy a much faster and better web experience while reading our stories. We will continue to upload all articles from our 7
publications, as well as uploading all digital issues for your convenience. We will also offer an online calendar of events, monthly recipes, local sports news, featured restaurants and so much more! Please stay tuned to the launch of our new site. I cannot give you a specific date on when it will be ready, but I am hoping that we will be able to go live, at least with a soft version of it, within the next 4 weeks. In the meantime, please reach out to me or our manager at info@nnlflorida.com if you have any questions regarding any of our stories, if you need a brand new Media Kit or if you’re interested in advertising with us on print or in our brand new website. Also, please email me directly at carla@nnlflorida.com if you have any local community stories that you want to share with us and the rest of our readers. As always, thank you for your support and readership, and thanks for your patience and understanding as we finalize this big project.
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Two Young Artists Making Tampa Bay Look Good By Carla Selby What do you get when you combine a couple of extremely talented, young artists and some of Tampa Bay’s most beautiful scenery? An award-winning music video with an exceptional catchy beat that is exposing the entire world to the beauty of our city! Musician Johnny Maio and Videographer Caleb Oosterling, both 22, joined forces and produced an exceptional music video titled “Hometown” which showcases many of the sites and scenes of Tampa, all to an upbeat, infectious original song, written by Maio himself. The collaborative effort recently awarded these two artists the title of “Best Music Video” at the “Intendence Film Festival” in Denver, on June 10, 2018. Johnny Maio, a multiinstrumentalist singer/songwriter, moved to Tampa from Chicago with his musically-inclined family in 1997, when he was only 2 years old. Johnny's
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love for music and dance developed early in his life and can be partially attributed to his parents' support. “I started taking Suzuki piano lessons at age 3. My parents always encouraged me and helped me find the right piano teacher, so I didn’t get bored and learned the styles that inspired me,” said Jonny. At only 6 years old, little Johnny admittedly fell madly in love with the “Riverdance” video and decided to take Irish Dance lessons, which proudly awarded him 5th place on a national Irish dance competition. Johnny’s passion for the arts continued to grow through the years, and the same musical passion seems to run in the Maio Family. “My dad plays classical flute, bagpipes and Irish tin whistle. My mom was a traveling folksinger when she met my dad on Mackinac Island, Michigan. He was the fifer at the fort, and she was singing in a hotel,” Johnny said. His sisters also share the Maio musical gene; his older sister plays the cello and Johnny’s twin sister plays the harp. “We play Irish
music together as a family around St. Patrick’s day,” added Johnny. I will try to stay in touch with Johnny and find out where they’ll be playing next year so I can personally witness the Irish musical magic of the Maio family. I’ll make sure to keep you posted as well! Johnny Maio, who admires early jazz guys like Fats Waller and James P. Johnson, and other musicians like Vince Guaraldi and Harry Connick Jr. graduated from the USF School of Music in 2017 and has worked as a Busch Gardens musician for the past three years. When asked which instruments he played, Johnny said “I play piano and keyboards, and since working at Busch Gardens I’ve also learned to play and perform on guitar, bass, and drums… and I also get to sing there!” Wow, I don’t think there’s anything this talented musician cannot do! Caleb Oosterling, a Tampa native, began his award-winning videography career while a student at Wiregrass Ranch High School. He and wife,
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Musician Johnny Maio Gabrielle, proudly own and operate Oosterling Videography, where they also offer professional photography services. “Caleb and I started producing music videos to my original songs last year,” said Johnny, who in the manner of Owl City’s Adam
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Johnny Maio, a multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter, moved to Tampa from Chicago with his musically-inclined family in 1997, when he was only 2 years old Young, played all the instruments and recorded the Hometown song in his Carrollwood bedroom on his Mac computer. After a few bedroom recording sessions, Johnny contacted Caleb and decided to hit the road together to capture some of the beauty of our beloved city of Tampa Bay. Next, the Oosterlings worked their production and editing magic in their local home studio. The resulting music video is
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reaping widespread praise and attention, most recently in the form of film festival accolades. Less than one month since its release, Hometown has been named “Film of the Month” for May 2018 at New York’s Oasis Short Film Festival and like previously stated, was featured at “Intendence Film Festival” where it won “Best Music Video.” Hometown has also been accepted by international festivals, so worldwide audiences will see the
beautiful lights of Curtis Hixon Park, the Bull Fountain of USF, The Florida Aquarium, the gigantic Bucs flag, the Lightning bolts, the lovely Hillsborough Bay, the Kumba roller coaster at Busch Gardens, and many other unique local treasures. Maio and Oosterling are happy the video is bringing attention to the Tampa area, as the guys are both proud of their city. “One of the festivals asked us what our budget was for the music
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video. Their lowest category was $5000.00. All it really cost was a tank of gas and about $35.00 in Chick-Fil-A drive through,” said Maio. Truly a labor love from two very talented young artists, dedicated to their Hometown, Tampa. Oosterling and Maio are currently working on two new videos. “One’s an original jazz tune called ‘I’ve Been Thinking About You’ where I’ll be playing all the instruments and tap dancing with my friend, Ashlyn Bolton, who runs a tap company called Rhythm and Sole,” said Maio. “The other video is for an Irish original song. I’ll be Irish Dancing in that one,” he added. Oosterling and Maio are already scouting different local spots and coming up with original ideas to showcase our beautiful city again in these two upcoming videos. So would Johnny ever move away? “Tampa has a lot to offer and it’s a great place to grow up. I love this city and can’t imagine ever leaving for a long time,” said Jonny. “However, I am curious about Ireland because of our musical heritage. I believe I’d enjoy spending time there.” To conclude this uplifting story, I’ll leave you with Johnny’s own words of wisdom to other young aspiring musicians: “It’s ok to be inspired by other people, but be sure to find your own style and be true to your own inspiration. If you try to copy other musicians’ fads and trends you won’t be saying anything new and you won’t be true to your own passions.” Please make sure to check out the video “Hometown” on youtube whenever you get a chance, subscribe to Johnny’s channel and show some support for our local talent.
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Three Strikes and You’re Out! By Tom Bostock “Strike one! Strike two! Strike three! You’re out!” That has unfortunately been the refrain that the Tampa Bay Rays fans have been hearing from umpires for most of this year. It seems that, until they learn to win some of those one run games, the Rays 33-39 record will continue on a downhill spiral. But all is not lost. Thanks to the perennial cellar dwelling Orioles and their abysmal 20 and 50 record, the Rays have managed to keep out of last place in the American League East. While the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Socks seem to buy and sell players with little impact to team performance, reloading each year, the Rays keep shooting blanks, trading fan favorites like Evan Longoria, who unfortunately broke a finger while playing with his new team the San Francisco Giants, and stalwart Ben Zobrist, affectionately nicknamed “Zorilla,” starting over again with an influx of new players, primarily from their minor league system. With a break even record of 5-5 in their last 10 games, our youngster Rays seem to be treading water. With one more loss
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than the Toronto Blue Jays who has an almost identical record of 33 and 38, it’s going to be an uphill battle to respectability. According to cbssports.com, all is not lost. All star golden glove outfielder, Kevin Kermaier, who injured his thumb (torn ligament) and was languishing on the 60-day disabled list for more than two months is finally back in the field and is scheduled to play against the Houston Astros. That should be great news for all Tampa Bay Rays fans and give a much-needed lift to the young, struggling team. I’m not holding out too much hope that his bat will be heard from until he gets his timing back but just having him healthy should be a boost for team morale. It certainly will be for all Tampa Bay Rays fans! As bad as current performance has been, there have been several “lights at the end of the tunnel” and they are not oncoming trains. Mlb.com reported that Blake Snell struck out seven batters in the first three innings during his last outing against the New York Yankees. Unfortunately, his command deserted him the following inning, leading to four Yankee runs. Again, the Rays bats were silent.
All star golden glove outfielder, Kevin Kermaier, who injured his thumb (torn ligament) and was languishing on the 60-day disabled list for more than two months is finally back in the field Right hand pitcher, the recipient of not one but two Tommy Johns surgeries, Nate Eovaldi, who had not appeared in the majors since August
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but non-existent of late; perhaps designated hitter role will give him the impetus to succeed. Firecracker third baseman, Matt Duffy continues to shine. He gets on base almost as much as the grounds crew. His productive bat is making its presence felt at critical times during the games and if catcher, Wilson Ramos, is not in consideration for all star status, something is wrong with the voting system. Pitcher Romo’s slider and curve ball seem to have a mind of their own and opposing batters are flummoxed with his darting, twisting offerings. Tampabay.rays.mlb.com reports that the Rays depth chart is beginning to take on the appearance of a list of the walking wounded. Pitcher Chris Archer is among the wounded, on the ten-day disabled list with a left abdominal strain. Arroyo is on the 10day disabled list with a left oblique strain. Faria is on the was transferred to the 60-day disabled list. These are just a few of the Rays players who are not 100%. It begs the question if conditioning might be an issue. Everyone knows that the Tampa Bay Rays want a new stadium. The present one is outdated and located in an area that is not conducive to increased attendance. Rumors abound about a new location but if the Rays
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are expecting financial assistance from state government, especially democratic support, they shouldn’t hold their collective breaths. Steve Contorno of Tampabay.com, in an April 19th article reported that “the Tampa Bay Rays shouldn’t bother asking for money to help build a new ballpark in Ybor City. Why? Apparently, baseball and politics don’t mix, especially where taxpayer money is concerned. During a gubernatorial debate, three of the four democratic candidates for governor, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, former Miami Beach Mayor Phillip Levine and Orlando businessman Chris King were all in agreement: no taxpayer money to help any professional sports team finance stadiums! If the grinch stole Christmas, these grinches are trying to steal professional baseball. Steve cited a the single voice of reason, former congresswoman Gwen Graham who said we should “absolutely” support public investment in sports teams because “the bring us together.” She pointed to a pot of money that is used as business incentives for businesses to grow or relocate or “Visit Florida, the state’s advertising arm.” You go girl and go Rays!
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Tampa Bay Rowdies Partner with Odessa Soccer Club As Odessa Soccer Club gears up for its third year, it will do so as an Official Youth Soccer Community Partner of The Tampa Bay Rowdies. The Rowdies have committed to help the Odessa Mustangs organization develop its club and players. “We are ecstatic about the support Mustang families will receive from our region's professional club, as we continue to develop our players. We anticipate great things as we leverage the Rowdies' elite methods, and resources,” Odessa Soccer Club’s league director Jim Young said. The Rowdies will help Odessa Soccer Club build and promote its program, assist in fundraising, and provide youth soccer clinics. “The Rowdies game day experience at Al Lang field is an amazing time for our families and players. In addition
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to this kind of fun, we are excited about the opportunity our players will have to develop their soccer skill from training they will receive from the Rowdies’ coaches and players,” Young stated. Originally established in 1975, The Rowdies were the first professional sports franchise in the area. “The Rowdies are the best soccer club in our region. To learn from them and apply their best practices and training methods in our club is an extremely fortunate opportunity,” Young said. Odessa Soccer Club was founded in 2016 and is open to girls and boys age 5 – 13. The Mustangs home fields are located at 18105 Gunn Highway, Odessa, Fla. 33556. Registration for the Fall Season is open. For more information, visit OdessaSoccerClub.com.
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“Bucket List Fish” Continued from page 1 up here and have put in countless hours studying the migration patterns and habits of the fish in these local waters. Speaking of migrating fish, Tarpon have invaded our waters in thicker numbers than I've seen in over a decade! Tarpon are known as a "bucket list" fish to some and an absolute addiction to others. I fall into the latter category. Ever since I caught my first Tarpon in my parents' backyard as a kid, I've been fascinated with their prehistoric look and raw power. There's not much that rivals a Tarpon's strength or their acrobatics. I've been fortunate enough to catch them on just about every form of tackle, from lightweight spinning reels to stout Grouper digging gear in local passes, to Fly-fishing them in kneedeep water. "Captain Matt IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Unbelievable fishing experience for my Brother's first ever Saltwater trip! The pinfish we used for bait was probably in the water no longer than 10 seconds before we jumped our first fish. We ended the day with 3 Tarpon to the boat and 5 total bites. Our biggest Tarpon was over 120 pounds! My Brother has never been so happy in his life! Matt is the best!" - Tammy I love getting anglers of all ages and skill levels on their dream fish. It's not always a guarantee when targeting a specific species, but with my experience and local knowledge mixed with a little bit of lady luck, you'll be battling a monster fish of your own. We catch Tarpon through the end of July so if it's a Tarpon you're going after, call me today! I only have a few dates left! Captain Matt Selby Epic Sport Fishing 727-253-5893
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“Cornerstone” Continued from page 1 what’s going on with your unit and whether it can be saved or not. Cornerstone’s skilled technicians are there for you 24hours a day whenever you need help. Cornerstone services all brands and is always happy to provide you with a free estimate on installations or a second opinion on repairs. They make it a point to get to emergency calls within the same day so that you can get back to living your life. “We had a fantastic experience with Cornerstone,” says Kim R. “We had a 14-yearold unit, that by the looks of it had never been serviced in its life. They answered all my questions, even the dumb ones. . . Not only did they install a great system and clean the ducts, but they also put down a new concrete slab, painted inside the air handler closet, cleaned up after
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themselves and much more. I especially liked that I was emailed every time someone new was coming to my home so I knew exactly who to expect. Their customer service is incredible. I called on a Saturday to the emergency service and was called immediately back and was scheduled for our install within hours. I will be using them again for sure.”
Hurricane Prep Hurricane season is right around the corner. If you were one of the unfortunate homeowners stuck without power for an extended period of time last year after Hurricane Irma, Cornerstone can help. While they had been installing whole home standby generators before the hurricane last year, Dana says it was after the hurricane that they realized the true value of the systems. “We were without power at our office for 7 days,” says Dana, “but we installed the
standby generator and were able to get our office running 2 days after the storm.” Dana says that Cornerstone installs Generac Home Standby Generators and that if the electricity does go out at your home, your power will transfer to the generator without missing a
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beat. If you live in an area where even smaller storms typically knock your power out, this would be a great addition to improve your quality of life at home.
Expert Electrical Service In addition to installing generators for your home,
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Cornerstone’s certified technicians can expertly handle any electrical need in your home including adding or replacing lighting and fixtures, installing LED, adding or replacing ceiling fans and installing cables for cameras or media equipment. Cornerstone is, “an outstanding company with outstanding employees,” said customer John P. “We use them for AC, electrical and plumbing. They are up front and honest with you. I have had interactions with at least 10 employees over the years and all are friendly and knowledgeable. . . I would recommend them for any of their services.”
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Water Treatment & Purification Systems: In addition to expert plumbing services, Cornerstone can install personalized well water treatment and water purification systems. Not only will these systems remove impurities from your water and improve its taste but because they remove hard water, it will prevent fixtures in your home from discoloring and rusting and increase your appliances’ longevity and help them perform better. "We had Cornerstone out to help us figure out why our pipes were humming and do an overall check-up on our plumbing," says Ryan M. "Chris J. was awesome. He went through each bathroom, sink, etc. Cleaned drains, identified the cause of the humming issue right away, and gave us some great tips regarding the products in our home since they have a lifetime warranty. After the check-up, he gave us a quote on a few of the issues that
would have been beyond my expertise to repair. He was actually able to fix those issues in under an hour after giving the quote. Highly recommend Chris J. and Cornerstone."
Helpful Financing Most people don’t plan for their HVAC system or hot water heater to break but Cornerstone Pros offers financing plans for every budget and will help you restore your home without breaking your bank. They even offer financing for home improvement projects like installing a Whole Home Standby Generator or Water Purification System. Thanks to their hard work and dependable, friendly, honest service, Cornerstone Pros – Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical has become the area’s top choice to call for heating, air, plumbing and electrical issues. From renovations and new equipment installations to
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emergency repairs or service check-ups, their team of certified AC technicians, Electrical Techs and Plumbing specialists blend innovation with old-school values to deliver 100-percent satisfaction. Born and raised in the area, it is important to Dana that Cornerstone be known as a company that her community can trust. The family owned business of 12 years prides itself on hiring the best local technicians and customer service professionals available. She and her husband, James Spears, also support local charities and schools. For honesty, reliability, and expertise, give Cornerstone Pros - Air, Heating, Plumbing & Electrical a call today at (813) 949-4445. You can also get more information about the specials and services they provide at their web site www.cornerstonepros.com. JULY 2018
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