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LifestylesAfter50.com VOLUME 32 ISSUE 6

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Father’s Day

Celebrate Dad and the season with gifts that are perfect for the holiday

Hurricane Preparedness Learn from a local expert about how you can keep you and your family safe this season

Articles in each issue: • Humor • Pop Culture History • Health • Music Flashback • Local news & events

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Celebrating Dad and Summer Summer is the season of celebration, both because of calendar holidays and the excitement of sun and travel (either physical or virtual). To help kick off the For the Foodie Father Of course, you can always gift Dad the typical barbecue item, but if you really want to surprise him, branch out into other areas of the kitchen. Whether he loves to host company, or likes experimenting with different flavors, here are a few perfect gifts. • Kabob Grilling Baskets $17 from UncommonGoods.com: If the skewer is the one thing keeping Dad from grilling kabobs, a kabob basket takes care of that. Grill individual meat and veggie combinations without the skewer hassle. • Gourmet Dipping Oil Spice Kit $42 from UncommonGoods.com: Especially great for anyone looking to taste test different spice blends or make custom mixes, a dipping oil spice kit is a unique, exciting gift.

The Techie Dad If he loves technology but isn’t quite sure what he wants, these gift options are just what Dad has been wanting. Whether it’s a personal gift or an upgrade the whole house can enjoy, here are just a few items that will surely win him over.

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• Audible Subscription $14.95 after a 30-day trial at Audible.com: This is a great option for anyone who loves books but doesn’t have the time or means to sit down and read. Dad can choose any book, from any genre, to have read aloud. Whether it is at home, on the road or even at the gym, Dad can catch up on some pages. • Soundbar prices range from anywhere online or in-store: For the dad that wants to transform his living room into THE home entertainment room, soundbars are a great way to capture quality sound from TV shows and movies. With prices ranging from $40 to $800, there are a plethora of choices for Dad. Cutline: Image from DigitalTrends.com No matter what gift you choose, there’s no better gift than quality time. Let Dad know how special he is this Father’s Day by spending the day with him either in person, on the phone or through a Zoom call!

Rebecca

Published monthly by Lifestyles After 50 Volume 32, Issue 6

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REGRET AND REPENT, OR PREPARE AND PREVENT? BY DANIEL KILBURN Rain is falling as you finish securing the patio furniture. In the distance, you can see the chop of the water picking up. It is much more agitated now than it was an hour ago. On the horizon to the south, a wall of water is falling fiercely from the blackened clouds. The wind is marching right at you, drops of water pelting you in the face. Two, maybe three hours till landfall? The Atlantic hurricane season officially starts on June 1. It is a seasonal anxiety monster for the millions of people living on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. It can be a life-threatening event if you let it. 2020 was the most active hurricane season on record, and 2021 is projected to have abovenormal activity. Building your family hurricane response plan is simple. You can put together a basic disaster plan in a week. One critical decision will drive all of your planning needs. During the onset of a natural disaster, one of three things will happen: 1. You will need to evacuate your home immediately.

hurricane season and you need information. Your first responders are always happy to assist you. The basics for minimal comfort will be drinking water, non-perishable food, sanitation supplies, and a battery-powered radio.

3. Your sturdy and safe home is no longer secure and safe, and you need to evacuate.

If you must evacuate, plan on staying with friends or family outside of the affected area. Airbnb and booking.com are alternate out-oftown shelter options. Your city OEM will have locations for local shelters if needed.

For most people, the hurricane will cause power outages, possible water outages and roads may be closed. You and your family will be separated from the world around you. How can you make the best of it? Have a plan!

Remember, you will support your spouse/partner, friends, family and any children you have with strength and leadership once you develop your resourcefulness. Prepared families are an asset for the entire community.

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DEF LEPPARD, MÖTLEY CRÜE, POISON AND JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS CONCERT STOPS Originally scheduled for 2020, the stadium tour was rescheduled in light of the COVID-19 pandemic that took over the past year. All tickets purchased for last summer’s shows will be honored for this rescheduled date. There will be two tour stops in the state, the first in Miami on June 26, and the other in Orlando on June 27. Get your tickets now, as prices fluctuate and availability is limited! Tickets are going fast, so be sure to buy yours at Ticket Master today. For more event information, visit CampingWorldStadium.com. When: Hard Rock Stadium—June 26 at 4:30 pm Camping World Stadium—June 27 at 4:30 pm Where: Hard Rock Stadium—347 Don Shula Dr, Miami Gardens, FL 33056 Camping World Stadium—1 Citrus Bowl Place, Orlando, FL 32805 Image from DefLeppardUK.com

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It may not be as easy to sleep now in pandemic times. Traffic noise or loud neighbors may awaken us. We may have jittery nerves. Stress and uncertainty are familiar undercurrents these days, causing some light sleep patterns. But our circadian rhythm, a term often applied to the body’s internal clock, does change as we age. By the time we reach our 60s for example, it is normal to awaken during the night. Doctors are more concerned about individuals who have problems getting to sleep. We hear that caffeine and alcohol can interfere with our sleep. However, a regular bedtime along with a decrease of 2 to 3 degrees in temperature in a darkened room can actually enhance our sleep. There are foods we can eat that also help induce sleep, but eat 2 to 3 hours before bedtime at the latest. Turkey is well known for its tryptophan, which increases sleep-inducing melatonin in the body. Try almonds in a dessert as they contain magnesium that also activates calming melatonin. Follow with a teaspoon chaser of tart cherry juice, which can be diluted with water, if it’s overly tart for your tastebuds. Chamomile tea contains calming epigenia. Passionflower tea also helps combat anxiety. Matt Walker, British scientist and professor of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, produced a YouTube program called “Sleep is Your Superpower.” As an academic, Walker has concentrated on the impact of sleep on health. He says that reproductive health in both sexes is negatively affected when a person gets less than seven hours of sleep at night. Walker continues that sleep both before and after learning helps to avoid waterlogging the brain, which can prevent absorbing the new information. The famous college all-nighter, under lab research, revealed a 40% deficit in making and retaining new memories without sufficient sleep. Achieve or fail without the shortcut of cramming!

The hippocampus in the brain acts as an information inbox, but sleep deprivation can bounce new information. With a full eight hours of sleep, however, electrodes planted over the head show deep sleep brainwaves act to transfer files at night, while protecting and saving the information from a short term reservoir to a more protected long term one. In the context of aging and dementia, learning and memory start to decline, and a physiological part of aging is that your deep sleep weakens! Disruption of deep sleep even contributes to Alzheimer’s disease occurring says Walker. A potential upside to this revolting development is we can do something about this harmful process. We can improve our sleep quality, very important because a lack of sleep will alter the genetic code and seep into every aspect of life. Consider sleep to be like the elixir of life, Walker says. Prioritize rest: get out of bed until sleepy again in order to sleep well and restore your precious memory function. Simultaneously protect your alertness and cardio and immune systems. Sleep well!

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AROUND TOWN 5TH-6TH - TAMPA BAY HOME SHOW: Come out and meet the home-improvement experts. Great exhibits, giveaways, door prizes, seminars and more. 10am-5pm Tampa Convention Center East Exhibit Hall, 333 S Franklin St, Tampa 33602. 813-274-8511. www.tampabay.com/expos/ tampa-bay-home-show/ 11TH - ROSE WALKABOUT TASTING: Taste your way through all the rose! Our annual Rose Tasting is back Friday, June 11th from 6-9pm. $38++. For reservations please call 813-229-6028 or email rsvp@thetampaclub.com 11TH - MOTHERHOOD OUTLOUD: Motherhood Out Loud reveals, with illuminating insight, the humor, raw emotions and rocky roads we experience in life. $20. 7:30 – 9:30 pm. Uptown Stage @ University Mall, 2200 E Fowler Ave, Tampa, 33612. https://www.newtampaplayers.org/ 12TH - THE MARKET MARIE: An outdoor marketplace for local artisans and small business owners! From produce, flowers, jewelry, clothing, art, food trucks, and more, this market is a one stop shop to support your local, small businesses! 10am-4pm. 710 Court St, Clearwater, 33756. https://allevents.in/clearwater/200021017827900 12TH - SECOND SATURDAY NIGHT MARKET: Makers, creators and small business owners are welcome! If anyone wishes to be a part of one of our markets please call us 727-289-4747 or email events@awakeningwellness.org for more information. Some examples of vendors are organic teas, natural coconut water, beech kombucha, food trucks, crystals and stones, hand-crafted jewelry, massages, visual artists and much more. 13TH - MOVIE ON THE LAWN: After a long hiatus our monthly Movie on the Lawn series is back! Bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy this free outdoor movie. Enjoy food and drinks from any of the vendors with in Heights Public Market. 8:15-10 pm Armature Works, 1910 N Ola Ave, Tampa. https://www.armatureworks.com/ 19TH - SUNCOAST HOSPICE POP-UP BOUTIQUE: Our Pop-Up Boutique features the best fashions, accessories, and home décor the Suncoast Hospice Resale Shops have to offer. This event at the Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club will offer safe shopping through timed entry for a limited number of guests. 9 AM – 4:30 PM 5771 Roosevelt Blvd., Clearwater, 33760. 727-532-3420 or Events@EmpathHealth.org 19TH - BEER, BOURBON & BBQ FESTIVAL: Enjoy all those pleasures that true Southerners live by – Beer, Bourbon, Barbeque, Boots, Bacon, Biscuits, Bluegrass and Smoked Beasts! 12-6pm. $3955. Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, 600 North Ashley Drive, Tampa https://tampa.beerandbourbon. com/ 19th - 5Chances Presents Junteenth Festival. This is a free family friendly event. Enjoy live music performances, vendors and Food Trucks. FREE entry. 12-6 pm. Moore Eventful Event Hall, 11141 US Highway 19 North, Clearwater. 727-793-8544. https://www.facebook.com/ MooreEventful/ 27TH - CLEARWATER BIG DAY OUT: Take a Journey through Clearwater beach with Multiple venues, music & A Sunset boat party! $25-$75. Includes Entrance to all venues Entrance on to Sunset cruise and Entrance to After party. Starts 12 noon. For more information please visit website https://allevents.in/clearwater%20beach/clearwater-big-day-out-edm-bar-crawl-sunsetboat-party/200021002974213 JULY 1 FREE DOWNTOWN ROCK THE PARK CONCERT: We now have the okay to move the concert back outside. Join us by visiting our Facebook page at Rock the Park Tampa. 6:30-10pm. Curtis Hixon Park, 600 N Ashley Dr, Tampa 33602. 813-274-8615. https://tampa.gov/parks-andrecreation JULY 4 LIGHT UP TAMPA BAY: 6PM-10PM: Celebrate Independence Day at Channelside Bay Plaza with live music, entertainment and plenty of family-friendly activities. Fireworks show will be at 8:45, pending the Hillsborough County Burn Ban. 615 Channelside Dr., Tampa 33602. 813-345-5881 SUBMIT AROUND TOWN EVENTS: Please send Around Town events or Event Flyers to Lifestyles After 50, P.O. Box 638, Seffner, FL 33583; email info@lifestylesafter50.com fax (813) 331-2634 by the 15th of the month prior to the event. (i.e. submit July events by 6/15/21).

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Bring your friends...bring a group...enjoy this timeless, fun musical.

We will begin by selling every other row, distancing each group from other groups. As restrictions are lifted, we will sell the other rows. Visit our website for updates on any required Covid restrictions. broadwaycomestocamp.com We hope that by mid-July most or all restrictions will be lifted.

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As the COVID vaccine is available to all who want it, and as the Governor removed all mask restrictions, we do not plan to social distance…use masks at your own discretion. Visit our website for any needed updates: broadwaycomestocamp.com Thank you, Royce Chandler Chandler Family Corp. for Fine Arts | Broadway Comes to Camp broadwaycomestocamp@gmail.com

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St. Pete Mediterranean Food and Wine Festival What better way to celebrate the season than with delicious, Mediterranean food and locally made wine? Explore Albert Whitted Park in downtown St. Pete through this event. Come for the food, music and wine as you watch the sunset on the bay. This event will include live musical entertainment, so lawn chairs, blankets or other picnic chairs are highly encouraged. As an added bonus, this event is dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your furry friend and get some steps in together! For more information and to stay up to date on CDC regulations for the event, visit the event page on Facebook by searching “Inaugural Mediterranean Food and Wine Festival.” St. Pete Mediterranean Food and Wine Festival When: June 18, 2021 from 6-11 pm Where: 480 Bayshore Dr SE, St. Petersburg, FL, US, 33701 Cost: Free admission, with food and beverages available for purchase

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CUTEST PET Do you think you’ve got the cutest pet? Show him or her off in the next issue of Lifestyles! We’re looking for the best dressed and most festive companions that our audience has to offer. See information on how to submit your fur baby for the contest below:

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Send us a little bit about your pet (100 words or less) along with the best photo in their modeling portfolio and what city you live in to Rebecca.Fending@lifestylesafter50.com with the words “Cutest Pet” in the subject line, or through our Facebook at www.facebook.com/LifestylesAfter50. Submissions must be before the 15th of every month, otherwise it will be held for a potential feature in the following issue’s publication. Include your name, phone number and Florida city. Submissions are published on a basis of what space is available.

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Imagine a world where nobody is inconvenienced by school, parents or illness. Where life involves no work schedules, no church services, no money problems. Where nobody riots for civil rights, wreaks inner-city destruction, protests an unjust war, embraces illegal drugs or murders prominent leaders. Welcome to the world of “clean teen” 1960s California beach party movies, whose key elements include eternal sunshine, skimpy swimwear, surfing scenes, nighttime bonfires, teenoriented tunes and the promise of (gasp!) sex. Actually, scratch that last one. While the assurance of lovemaking was indirectly alluded to in movie trailers and on theater posters, no such activity actually materialized on the screen. Leading the charge for these films was AIP—American International Pictures—who can take the credit— or the blame—for several innocuous but highly profitable releases from 1963 to 1965. Omnipresent in AIP’s stories were protagonists who were young, slim and beautiful. (And white, except for some musical guests.) Mostly missing in action were parents, although adults were often featured for comic relief. AIP had once focused on low-budget 50s juvenile delinquent features such as “Hot Rod Gang” and “High School Hellcats.” Then, in 1959, Columbia Pictures’ beach-and-surf bash “Gidget” appeared. Its box-office success inspired the two biggest guns at AIP, Samuel Arkoff and James Nicholson, to order their writers to work up a fun-in-the-sun script that omitted such annoyances as morality lessons and parental involvement. The result was “Beach Party.”

dreamboat Frankie Avalon was paired with voluptuous ex-Disney Mouseketeer Annette Funicello. It was an odd matchup of two attractive, dark-haired Italian-Americans, whereas the quintessential Golden State surf/beach devotee was actually a long-haired blonde of either sex. Dick Dale & the Deltones provided the music in “Beach Party,” with the surf-guitar wizard blasting a highly amplified instrument that was strangely unattached to any visible power source. Music was always an important feature. Later beach party flicks featured such diverse tune-makers as the Beach Boys, Little Stevie Wonder, Nancy Sinatra, James Brown, Lesley Gore, the Righteous Brothers and Little Richard (!). Annette later offered her take on the popularity of the beach party films. “It showed everybody’s dream of what they would like their summer vacation to be, especially those kids who didn’t live near water. Their big dream was to come out to Malibu Beach and to surf and dance on the sand… It also showed that you could have fun without using vulgar language and without explicit sex scenes.” Frankie and Annette remained co-stars together in the later AIP offerings of “Muscle Beach Party,” “Bikini Beach,” “Beach Blanket Bingo,” “How to Stuff a Wild Bikini” and “Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine.” In 1987, 24 years after “Beach Party” appeared, Avalon, Funicello and Dale came together one last time in the nostalgic “Back to the Beach.” More a satire than another featherweight teen romp, it proved to be like many high-school reunions: fascinating but with a slightly depressing edge confirming that, no, you really can’t go home again.

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“Indian Reservation” By Raiders BY: RANDAL C. HILL It was in 1958 when 20-year-old Paul Revere (born Paul Revere Dick) met fellow Idahoan Mark Lindsay, age 16. Paul ran a drive-in restaurant west of Boise. One day, he began chatting with Lindsay when Mark delivered hamburger buns to Revere’s eatery. Both, they discovered, were consumed by a love of rock ‘n’ roll, and each had a yen to become musical professionals. A year later, keyboardist Revere formed the Downbeats, with Lindsay out front with his powerful, emotional voice and teen-idol good looks. Soon, the band changed its name and prepared for fame. In 1963, Paul Revere and the Raiders became the first rock act signed by mainstream Columbia Records, that signing a radical departure from the mainstream Columbia releases of the day by the likes of Tony Bennett, Andy Williams and Doris Day. Decked out in Revolutionary War costumes and powered by the manic energy of Revere—he was often termed “the madman of rock ‘n’ roll”—the quintet became the house band on Dick Clark’s “Where the Action Is,” the mid-1960s “American Bandstand” spinoff. With producer Terry Melcher (Doris Day’s son) at the recording-studio console, Paul Revere and the Raiders cut 13 Top 40 Columbia singles between 1965 and 1969. By the end of the decade, though, the success that had once come so easily seemed to be evaporating. Mark recorded as a solo act and released

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a Top 10 Columbia hit called “Arizona.” For all intents and purposes, though, Paul Revere and the Raiders seemed to be Image from Wikipedia destined for the rock-star scrapheap. But, in 1971, “Indian Reservation” (a 1968 minor hit here by British artist Don Fardon) provided Paul’s group—now simply called the Raiders—with a comeback smash. It would become their only disc to reach Number One and would eventually become the biggest-selling 45 to that point in Columbia’s 82year history. “Indian Reservation” chugged along in a downbeat minor key, with a hypnotic drum-and-bass combination powering the tune at a relaxed tempo while Revere’s electronic organ supplied the melody line. The tune’s full title was “Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian).” Songwriter John D. Loudermilk had composed it in 1959 as “The Pale Faced Indian” when he blended historical truth and pop-culture myth in a story that mourned the degradation of Native Americans by the white man: They took the whole Cherokee nation/Put us on this reservation Took away our ways of life/The tomahawk and the bow and knife...

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Dear Ms. Price, After working for a dental office for over 20 years, I was recently laid off due to COVID. I found a new job and am in my second month at my new office. I enjoy my work and my new position is challenging and fun. The problem is getting used to the new office dynamic. There are two dental assistants that are working my last nerve. They walk by my desk and comment on my work, make mean comments about my clothes and even the photos I have of my family on my desk. I have tried being friendly, bringing in cookies and treats for them, all to no avail. I have started to give them the silent treatment and it just makes it worse. Sincerely, Not a Happy Camper

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our house while he finds new work and gets back on his feet. It’s been going well and my son has been respectful, polite and considerate and pays some rent. However, I am shocked at how much my new husband is bullying my son. He criticizes everything he does. If he brings groceries, he complains. If he doesn’t, he complains. It is ruining my relationship with my husband. Sincerely, Working My Last Nerve

Dear “Camper,” I would begin by making an appointment with whoever serves in this role, and let them know what is happening. Make sure your approach and communications are professional. Make your boundaries clear and make sure that you are consistent in making sure that these boundaries are being respected. If you truly want to stay in this job, you will have to stand up to these bullies and make sure your boundaries are being respected.

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My son from my first marriage is out of work due to COVID. After going through most of his savings, my new husband and I offered him a room at

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Commons on Grand to Bring New Concept to Old Post Office Information from The Suncoast News When life gives you lemons, transform that tartness into some creamy gelato and pop it into a nice, craft-brewed lager or Hefeweizen. According to The Sun Coast News, that’s exactly the approach that George Stacy and Michelle Sorensen have taken with their new business venture. This two-plus year story begins in December 2018 with the married couple entering into a lease agreement with the city of New Port Richey to rent out the old post office building on Grand Boulevard. The three-year lease contained a buy option after one year. The couple acted on that clause and became owners of the property and 9,000-plus-square-foot building that had already been converted into office space for its cybersecurity telecommunications business, StacyTech.

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Then came COVID-19. “When Covid hit, it just killed everything, so we had to come up with a new concept,” he said. “Then boom.” That “aha” moment is soon to be known as The Commons on Grand. It’s a concept unlike any other in the Pasco County area, but one that’s been growing in popularity. The finished product will be similar to Tampa’s Armature Works, but on a smaller scale. Finishing touches, both physical and conceptual, continue, but New Port Richey’s newest attraction will contain a brewery, ice cream shop, brick oven pizzeria and full bar. The brewery, Infusion Brewing Co., is moving to downtown New Port Richey from Trinity. The ice cream shop, Cotee River Creamery and Desserts, will be owned and operated by Stacy and Sorensen. The Commons on Grand website depicts the pizzeria and bar as The Urban Oak Bricen Oven and The Post Bar and Patio, through naming options and other details are still being finalized.

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The facility’s open concept is being fine-tuned, but Stacy and Sorensen envision patrons getting a beer from Infusion and then heading for pizza or ice cream. “We’re going to be doing beerlatos,” Stacy said. If a patron to Infusion sees a tasty beerice cream combo, Stacy wants to deliver it to them directly. So far, there’s no hard date for when doors will open, and it may even come in phases. Stacy is optimistic, though, that Cotee River Creamery and Infusion will be ready to operate within the next couple months or so. Negotiations with potential pizzeria and bar investors are ongoing, but Stacy said it could still be up and running within 10-12 weeks.

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