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HOROSCOPE byJacquelineHAPPY NEW YEAR! This is the year fortransformations! We start off with theNew Moon and solar eclipse in Capricornon the 4 th , this event illuminates theheavens providing us with the means tosee beyond our normal field of vision andprovides us with a strong foundation toset long term goals and steer ourselvestowards a better life. When Venus entersSagittarius on the 7 th , we will be ableto know what we truly love and withMercury traveling back into Capricornon the 13 th , we’ll know how to achieve it.Next, Mars goes into Aquarius on the 15 th ;beware of the ensuing drama however,instead of feeding to it, use this time totake foundational steps towards yourlong term goals. The full moon in latedegrees of Cancer on the 19 th , allows usto transform our old traditional ties tothe past to suit our new direction in life.Expect sudden opportunities to ariseafter Jupiter goes into Aries on the 22 nd .We end the month with Saturn in Libragoing retrograde on the 26 th . There arelessons for all in balance and one to onerelationships.Aries March 23 - April 22 Congratulations!The work you began in the fall of 2009 isgaining momentum as you’ve past themidpoint of your quest. Now is the time foryou to relax and see the strides you havemade. Remember those who aided you,still have much to offer and will be of greatassistance in your endeavors. After the 22 nd,new contacts could bring great benefits. Soget out and have some fun!You’ll be happy with the results.Taurus April 23 – May 22 You begin theyear in a quandary regarding relationships,friends and those in positions of authority.Who can you rely on, believe in, or trust?The answer has been as it always has; theone you can trust is you! Don’t play into thedrama. Take your time, analyze the factsand let the evidence guide you to a solution. <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093Gemini May 23 – June 22 You’ll be thecentre of attention this month as all cometo you for solutions and guidance. Howeverthe newfound popularity has you stretchedbeyond your limits. Set your boundaries,identify your limitations and don’t getcaught up in the drama. Expect lots ofcommunication coming from unexpectedsources. Know what is right for you anddon’t allow others to cross that line. Yourtrue friends will support you.Cancer June 23 – July 22 The Sun isdirectly opposing your sign this monthmaking you feel extremely sensitive. Don’tinternalize others emotions and expressionsas they might not be for the reason youthink. Instead of dwelling on what is in thepast, take this time to get out and embracenew experiences and friends as this whereyou’ll find comfort.Leo July 23 – August 22 Prepare yourselffor a ride on the wild side as Mars goesinto Aquarius on the 15 th . You may feel theurge to jump in the hoopla but curb yourenthusiasm. Nothing is urgent; nothing isconcrete, as your plans will change due tothe environment. Although you may loseinterest in a project or person, put yourworries aside, the timing is not right andthere’s the chance it may return later in awhole new light.Virgo August 23 – September 22 As theNew Year begins your natural urge to takethe bull by the horns comes into fruition. Goforward and stay the course. Steer clearof distraction as others suggestions can’thelp you. You may be overly sensitive orjudgmental to their ideas. Rise above it andwork with them to accomplish your goals.Libra September 23 – October 22 After theFull Moon, obstacles created in Decemberdissolve. Seek out those with creativeenergies that complement that of yourown. Make purchases that enhance andsimplify your living environment. Beware ofresistance from Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, andAquarius as their path is not yours and thedrama will only create confusion.Scorpio October 23 – November 22 Youstart the New Year off on a roll as you’reability as an alchemist is heightened. Untilthe 19 th , your impulse to make the most outof nothing is heightened; use this time toyour advantage. After, sit back and be theobserver, especially at work. Your handsare tied so don’t participate in the dramaand only answer questions when asked.You’ll discover that your silence will allowthe right changes to occur.Sagittarius November 23 – December 22Cupid has a surprise for you as Venus goesinto your sign on the 7 th . Be acceptant ofhis gift, don’t question it, you deserve it.Use this opportunity to take inventory ofthe things that bring joy into your life andafter the full moon on the 19 th , you’ll be ina better position to identify the things thatbring happiness into your heart and able tocontinued on page 18Tobacco, Hookahs,Pipes, Papers,Wraps, Vaporizers,Replacement Parts,Body Cleansers,Grinders, Scales,and IncenseMon - Sat: 10 am - 7 pmSun: noon - 5 pm835 17th StreetSuite 103Vero Beach, FL(772) 794-9039

Te a Ti m ewith Miss TIt’s that weird time of year for us: in the middle of all the parties, gearing up for New Year’s Eve and gettingthe magazine out with only part of the information. We know what’s happened and what’s going to happenbut there’s still enough up in the air to make things, um, interesting.So let’s start with what has happened. Once again Vero Beach PFLAG highlighted December with theiryearly toy drive. It’s their longstanding outreach to local families in need. Members adopt families living atSafe Space, the shelter for abused women and their families, and everyone brings presents to the Christmasdinner for Youth Guidance who is dedicated to enriching the lives of over 700 “at-risk” children in IndianRiver County. Vero Beach PFLAG does it again: shows the maturity of being the oldest GLBT organizationon the Space andTreasure Coasts byjust doing it, no bigdeal, just makingthe community, as awhole, a better place.Pride festivals arepart of making thearea better andREBAR is hosting thefinal benefit for Prideof the Treasure Coastwith their spectacularDining with the Starson January 23. Only$25 for dinner and ashow, what a deal.You can get in to seethe show only for just$15. Call the bar fortickets and if you’relucky they’ll have aseat left.PFLAG Vero Beach collected toys for Youth Guidance and adopted familiesJanuary 23 must bean auspicious day as at Safe Space. As usual the folks showed how much our community cares.Project Responsechose that day as well for the kick off of their Camp Heartland and Beyond fundraisers to send childrenfrom families affected by HIV/AIDS to summer camp with a show at Cold Keg. We know the queens willbe talking but we also know that neither organization knew what the other planned so there’s no feud, norancor, no nothing. Coincidence is all it is but I’m sure Facebook will have an amusing undercurrent of fakedrama between the groups and individuals involved. Just ignore it and choose the one closest to you, goand enjoy.MONDAYSKaraokeKelli RandellAmber DouglasPage Kingwww.coldkegnightclub.com4060 W. New Haven, Melbourne(321) 724-1510TUESDAYSTexas Hold emCold Kegphotos: LeePOOLWEDNESDAYSGoth NiteLeather/LaceNewYearsEve$15 advance - $20 @ doorOpen til 4 AMSUNDAYS ARE BACKstarting Jan 2!B I N G Owith Miss Christine7 PM& Jeffrey behind the barTHURSDAYSTrash NiteSATURDAYSDJ Spin in thehouseThe best in femaleimpersonationShowtime11:30 PMBeat the ClockDrink Pricing:come early,pay less!Open 4 PM-MidnightNO COVERHappy Hour 4-8 PM$1 Domestic Drafts &$1.25 Wells8-11 PM$1 Tequila Shots$2 Bloody Marys2nd & 4th FRIDAYS Men’s NightUltra Lounge is the place to go and enjoy yourself in Cocoa – you can be sure their New Year’s Eve partywill be outstanding, and it’s free! Yes indeed, Lexi Leigh and Axhia Li will show in the New Year as onlyUltra Lounge can do. You can be sure all Cocoa Village will stop by for the fun!Of course down in Melbourne, Cold Keg has a triple threat: Kelli Randell, Amber Douglas and PaigeKing will party late into the night for the one time a year that Cold Keg stays open until 4 AM. Food, funand their famous balloon drop are to be had for a reasonable cover – get your ticket now and save $5. It’sgoing to be fabulous night at the club.And that brings us to Dukes. They aren’t open Christmas Eve or New Years Eve and with a change ofcontinued on page 1910 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 11

If you’re reading this on line, click on a name on the map to go to an advertiser’s web siteSpace CoastIf you’re reading this on line, click on a name on the map to got to an advertiser’s web siteTreasure CoastMelbournePalm BayCocoa19295Harlock RdJohn Rodes BlvdLevelzNightclub4250 W. New Haven1st Wednesday onlyClearlake RdSteve LewisLeary Hair Design4301 N. WickhamAppliance LiquidatorsTurtle Mound RdEau Gallie BlvdHotFlixx3369 Sarno RdEllis RdBare AssetsFiske Blvd501 5191520Wickham RdSarno RdWickham Rd Wickham RdNew HavenCold KegNightclub4060 W. New HavenPalm Bay Rd.King St.Forrest AveTheUltra Lounge407 Brevard AveCocoa VillagePost RdParkway DrMinton Rd.Lake Washington RdAurora RdGiGi’sThrift240 S. WickhamAveEvans RdHollywood BlvdFamily of GodCommunity Church950 Cocoa Blvd.Melanie GoffPsychotherapyCocoa Village1520The Maxwell C. King CenterPost & Wickham RoadsCroton RdSarno RdMelbourneAirportNasa BlvdHibiscus95Dairy Rd.Airport BlvdBabcock St.PFLAG Melbourne4th Mondays, 6:30 PMRiviera UCC, 451 Riviera Dr, Palm Bay1Emerald City421 S. Babcock St., MelbourneProject Response745 S. Apollo Blvd., Melbourne192Apollo Rd.1University Blvd.520A1AA1AOrange Ave1Kitterman RdMacquillen RdKitterman Next to McDonald’s Rd1Macquillen Camino Rd Real1 Walton RdIndiantown Rd12 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 1343rd AveAtlantic BlvdOrange AveProject Response18th St3501 Orange Ave., Ft. PierceVero Beach6016th StPFLAG, 7pm Orange Ave2nd Monday &4th TuesdayProject ResponseUnity Center3501 Orange Ave., Ft. Pierce950 43rd AvenueOleander Ave27th AveProject Response3501 Orange Ave., Ft. PiercePrima Vista BlvdREBAR8283 S. US 1Fiesta Square1Oleander AvePrima Vista BlvdOleander Ave12th St8th StREBAR8283 S. US 1Fiesta SquarePrima Vista BlvdREBAR8283 S. US 1JupiterFiesta Square16060All Heavenly CreaturesPet CrematoryFederal Hwy1123rd St20th St19th Pl7664 S. US 1114th AveKitterman RdMacquillen Rd1Up n Smoke835 17th St, Suite 103Old DixieAll Heavenly CreaturesPet CrematoryWalton RdCamino RealFederal HwyAll Heavenly CreaturesPet Crematory1Camino RealIndiantown RdFederal Hwy7664 S. US 1Next to McDonald’s17664 S. US 1Next to McDonald’sIndian River BlvdWalton RdA1AOcean DriveMaltz Jupiter Theatre1001 E. Indiantown Rd1Duke’s BarSurf Club Hotel4700 N. A1AFridays 9PM-1AM60A1AIndian River Dr ERiverside Theatre3250 Riverside Park Dr.Port St. LucieOcean DriveMockingbird Dr.Ft. PierceA1AOcean Dr.

OUXRNBES—Sit ilit augue magniamet,Inconsequat, voloremTheinibh essi.aditNewsiliquis nim quam zzrilit nim dolute min eros ad dolorpe rcidui blan uteUre tin hent laorer sed euis num nulputem vel in euisse vel ullaor autem zzrit modipit veratue tatum dolorem euisismodit prat ut vero commy nonsed tatinvelenis nos er inci blandignim quipit acincin hendreros euipsus ciduisl eum ex esequatie do euipsus.zzrit alit alit lore tie modipit, consequ amconse quisim velis aciliquipit utpat OUXRNBES—So core doleniam, susto ex el ercilit luptat. Duisl euipsusci telore tie estio eugait lutate do do consendre faccum quis nonulput prat loredolent la facip et aliquate erciniat. Et nullamc onsequat iniam do od deliquamodiat praestrudLuptat. Ut elent incil dolendipit augiametue mincil eugaittummodo lestie core ent essi.augiam venibh elenis ad et ate faccumsan erostrud tet, vel ipsum ip er in euisl OUXRNBES—Solut adip el dolortin eleniamet at ex erciduisit lorpera esequisldo et ut ute tate volum zzrit utet aciliquat lam velendre conulputat. Ut volum deliquam dolore ver sed te eriustio enim ea feui blandionsed ex eugiatioquam volore commod el dolumsan ulpute ea atuerit nulput lut init duiscidunt deliquate erostrud tet irilla feuipit amconsed dolorpercin ut iriliscin exFor current headlines see our website: www.ootcmag.comFLORIDA/WASHINGTON, DC—Martin Gill,the plaintiff in the successful legal challengeto Florida’s anti-gay adoption ban, will beattended the White House Holiday ReceptionDecember 16th. The invitation follows a directappeal by Equality Florida to the Presidentasking him to spotlight the harm of Florida’santi-gay adoption law which has since beenstruck down by the courts.“I know I’m not representing just myself oreven just my own children. I will be there onbehalf of every child in need of a loving homeand all the future families that will be formedbecause of our victory this year. Thank youfor standing with me,” said Martin Gill in anote written to supporters across the state.On September 22nd, Martin and his family,represented by the ACLU, won a unanimousThird District Court of Appeals decision thatfound Florida’s adoption ban unconstitutional.The decision is binding statewide and, for thefirst time in 33 years, allows gay people to beconsidered as prospective adoptive parentsin Florida.Earlier in the year, Equality Florida facilitatedMartin Gill and his boys’ attendance at theEaster Egg Roll on the White House lawn. Thepicture of the two boys facing the oval officebecame a powerful emblem in the fight to endthe ban. During the White House Pride eventin June, Equality Florida’s Executive DirectorNadine Smith was able to place that pictureand a note in President Barack Obama’shand and ask for his help in denouncing antigayadoption law. The President promised toread the note and White House staff followedup on the request.“We are thrilled that the President madegood on his promise by inviting Martin andhis partner to the White House,” NadineSmith, executive director of Equality Florida.“Martin Gill is a hero to the thousands ofchildren in Florida’s foster care system whonow have a better chance of finding a lovingadoptive family,” said Smith. “Most of all,Martin is a father who stood up and refusedto allow anyone to tear their family apart.”The end of the anti-gay adoption ban, theonly such ban in the nation, is evidence ofa dramatic shift in Florida. A recent reportby Equality Florida shows the majority ofFloridians now live in communities withinclusive anti-discrimination policies.Major employers are also lauding the end ofthe adoption ban, passage of safe schoolslaws and pro-equality local ordinances as amajor improvement in Florida’s reputationas a welcoming and inclusive place to live,work and visit. Through Equality Florida’s“Equality Means Business” program,corporations such as Pepsico, Wells Fargo,Citi, and BlueCross BlueShield of Floridaare highlighting the importance and value ofrespecting diversity in Florida.Equality Florida is the largest civil rightsorganization dedicated to securing fullequality for Florida’s lesbian, gay, bisexualand transgender community.WELLINGTON—International Gay PoloTournament To Benefit Palm Beach CountyHuman Rights CouncilThe Gay Polo League - the world’s onlypolo league for lesbian, gay, bisexual andtransgender (LGBT) players - will return toFlorida to host their second InternationalGay Polo Tournament. The event will beheld at the Grand Champions Polo Field inWellington on Saturday, April 1, 2011.The Gay Polo League is a United States PoloAssociation (USPA) official club and consistsof all levels of polo players, from beginnersto professionals. The League will bring outtheir highest players to compete in a USPAgoverned tournament, comprised of twelveLeague players, and four additional worldclasspolo professionals.This year, half of the money raised from ticketsales will be donated to the Palm BeachCounty Human Rights Council (PBCHRC),a local non-profit organization dedicatedto ending discrimination based on sexualorientation, gender identity and genderexpression.After last year’s tournament, PBCHRCsuccessfully lobbied the Village of Wellingtonto amend its Equal Employment Opportunitypolicy to prohibit discrimination based onsexual orientation, gender identity andgender expression.“The Gay Polo League’s selection ofWellington as the site for an internationalLGBT event encouraged the Council toask the Village to adopt a more inclusiveemployment,” said Council President RandHoch. “We also took the opportunity to askWellington to consider offering domesticpartner benefits for Village employees.”PBCHRC continues to work with the Villageon domestic partnership issues.“The Palm Beach County Human RightsCouncil is honored to be in partnershipwith the Gay Polo League for this incredibleevent,” said Hoch.WASHINGTON, D.C.—From National Centerfor Lesbian Rights (NCLR) Major FederalIncome Tax Changes for Same-Sex Couplesfor 2010 Tax Returns A Special to On theDocket by Karen K. Stogdill, CEBS, EA andDeb Kinney, Esq.In a major victory for the lesbian, gay,bisexual, and transgender community, theInternal Revenue Service (IRS) announcedin May 2010 that it will recognize thecommunity property rights granted by statesto same-sex couples in state-registereddomestic partnerships, civil unions, andmarriages just as it does for opposite-sexmarried couples. Currently, the states thatboth legally recognize same-sex couplesand grant community property rights areCalifornia, Nevada, and Washington. Whilethe IRS did not go so far as to recognizethe relationship status, this recognition hasmany positive consequences. As a resultof being able to split community propertyincome, many couples—though not all—willpay less federal income tax. Whether anyparticular couple will pay less tax dependson their particular circumstances, and somecouples may owe more in federal taxes.The IRS announced that the changes, whilemandatory for 2010 tax returns and futurePromoting understanding,equal rights and diversitythrough support groups,community activitiesand scholarships.Everyone is welcome!Meetings 7pm:2 nd Monday and 4 th Tuesdayevery month atUnity Center of Vero Beachof Vero Beach950 43rd Ave.PO Box 650533Vero Beach, FL 32965-0533772-778-9835www.VeroBeachPFLAG.orgyears, can be applied retroactively for 2007,2008, and 2009 tax returns if desired. Taxpractitioners in California, Nevada, andWashington have been busy amending taxreturns for legally related same-sex coupleswith many of them getting considerable taxrefunds, anywhere from $500 per couple toas much as $20,000 per couple, per year.You should consult with your tax advisorabout amending your past returns as soonas possible to see how these changes mayaffect you. Generally, couples who benefitthe most are those where there is a largedisparity in their income levels. But there areno hard and fast rules here.If you file as Head of Household (HOH) youmay need to take some specific action beforeDecember 31, 2010 in order to preserve yourHOH filing status.While this probably does not apply tosame-sex couples whose legal residenceis in Florida, the status of couples that werelegally married in California, Nevada orWashington is not clear. If you are in thatsituation and want to explore this IRS rulingyou must consult both a legal expert and anIRS expert.16 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 17

D i r e c t o r yTitusville, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach & MerrittIsland (Brevard County)Fairvilla Adult Megastore............................................................................................................................................. 321-799-9961500 Thurm BlvdMelanie Goff, LCSW, ACSW............................................................................................................321-639-0097Counseling for all lifestyles, located in Cocoa VillageFamily of God in Christ Church................................................................................................................................... 321-613-8364950 Cocoa Blvd (US 1), Ste. 104, CocoaDevonshire Realty: Dave Somers & Rod Fuller.................................................... 321-504-2948/321-960-22881551 Garden St, TitusvilleIsland Motors............................................................................................................................................................... 321-454-22772600 N Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island............................................................................................. www.islandmotorsales.comUltra Lounge.....................................................................................................................................321-690-0096407 Brevard Ave., Cocoa VillageWells Fargo Home Mortgage: Jason McCloy.................................................................... 321-433-4132 x 1011200 Brevard Ave, CocoaMelbourne & Palm Bay (Brevard County)AA Lambda AA............................................................................................................................................................ 321-724-2247Wednesdays & Saturdays, 7:30pm, Unity Church, 1745 Trimble Rd, Melbourne....................................Lambda.AA@earthlink.netThe Cold Keg Nightclub..................................................................................................................321-724-15104060 W. New Haven, MelbourneComputer Geek................................................................................................................................321-961-2521Emerald City................................................................................................................................................................ 321-652-5960421 S. Babcock St, MelbourneFlorida Pride Massage...................................................................................................................... 321727-8287GiGi’s Attic Thrift Boutique.......................................................................................................................................... 321-952-5656240 S. Wickham Rd, Melbourne, FLHot Flixx............................................................................................................................................321-752-88053369 Sarno Rd., Melbourne, FL 32934King Center for the Performing Arts..............................................................................................321-242-22193865 N Wickham Rd, Melbourne, FL 32935Levelz Nightclub (1st Wednesday of each month only).............................................................................................. 321-409-53854250 West New Haven Ave, Melbourne, FL 32904National Realty/Maria Kaps......................................................................................................................................... 321-604-1151Steve Lewis/Leary Hair Design.......................................................................................................321-258-82584301 N. Wickham Rd., MelbourneThe Living Room of Brevard...........................................................................................................321-505-0077PO Box 121732, Melbourne, FL 32912-1732....................................................................www.TLRbrevard.orgPFLAG Melbourne............................................................................................................... www.MySpace.com/PFLAGmelbourneMeets monthly on the fourth Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Riviera United Church of Christ, 451 Riviera Drive NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905Project Response............................................................................................................................. 321-724-1177745 S. Apollo, MelbourneRockItLandscaping...................................................................................................................................................... 321-327-4367Shark Pest Control...................................................................................................................................................... 321-872-0214David R. Stokes Plumbing, Inc. .....................................................................................................321-725-55721200 Monument Ave. SE, Palm Bay, FLWomen’s Glass........................................................................................................................................................... 888-676-0376Vero Beach (Indian River County)AA The Sober Rainbow............................................................................................................................................... 772-538-8068Thursdays, Unity Church, 950 43rd Ave, Vero Beach..........................................................................TheSoberRainbow@aol.comDuke’s Bar in the Surf Hotel (Fridays only)...................................................................................772-918-4061.................................................................................................................................................www.GayVero.comPFLAG Vero Beach (2nd Mon & 4th Tue, Unity Ctr, 950 43rd Ave)..............................................772-778-9835PO Box 650533, Vero Beach, FL 32965-0533....................................................... www. VeroBeachPFLAG.orgPeople Care Center.................................................................................................................................................... 772-978-0044Riverside Theatre.................................................................................................................................800-445-6754/772-231-69903250 Riverside Park Dr., Vero Beach, FL 32963Treasure Coast GLBT Social Group...................................................................................................www.TCglbtSocialGroup.comUp n Smoke......................................................................................................................................772-794-9039835 17th St, Suite 103, Vero Beach, FL 32960Ft. Pierce & Port St. Lucie (St. Lucie County) & Stuart(Martin County)All Heavenly Creatures Pet Crematory................................................................................................866-912-8470/772-878-23157664 S. 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US 1, Ft. Pierce, FL 34950Kelli Randell......................................................................................................................................772-215-1002Nu-2-U Boutique......................................................................................................................................................... 772-380-05512741 SE Morningside Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FLParty Town U.S.A........................................................................................................................................................ 772-465-52556829 S. US 1, Port St. Lucie, FLProject Response........................................................................................................................................................ 772-464-04203501 Orange Ave, Ft. Pierce, FLPFLAG PSL/Treasure Coast...................................................................................................................................... 772-781-4028REBAR........................................................................................................................................................................ 772-340-77778283 Hwy 1, Fiesta Square, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952St Julian of Norwich Old Catholic Parish/Abbey......................................................................................................... 772-370-9885Services Sundays, 10 am, 7664 S. 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TEA TIME continued from page 19You never knowwhat to expect atMoose’s Christmasparty and this yearKevin showed off hisfiery chops.We want to thank each and everyone for inviting us to be part of your holidaycelebration and salute each and everyone who took the spirit of the seasonand contributed on one good cause after another. And sincerest wishes fora prosperous New Year! (And now we’re off to our final Christmas party).Gay Rights tidbit: Florida now ranks among the top five states in the nationin protecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people fromdiscrimination, according to a report released by the statewide civil rightsgroup Equality Florida. The report, Winning Equality, looks at the progressmade in Florida since the organization formed in 1997. It documentspro-equality successes in areas of workplace non-discrimination, familyrecognition, and school safety, while also highlighting that the organizationhas defeated anti-LGBT legislative efforts in every session over the past13 years.Looking at the status of GLBT people in Florida this becomes a soberingstatistic. We may have come a long way but the journey has much furtherto go.b u s i n e s s p l a c eSteve LewisLeary Hair Design Master Stylist4301 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne, FL321–258–8258Tuesday-Saturday 9 am to 5 pmEvening hours by appointmentDavid R. Stokes PlumbingPhone 321-725-5572www.StokesPlumbing.comInc.FL: RS11067188 DC # 797Brevard: PL324 VA# 2710 030292 FAST & SPEEDY SERVICEMD# 15483 WSSC# 01216 Over 40 years in the TradeDE# 846BC# 420A1200 Monument Ave. SE, Palm Bay, FL 32909WHEN YOU NEED TO TALK...Melanie Goff, LCSW, ACSWLic. No. SW4536PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLESCOCOA VILLAGE, FL(321) 639-0097SLIDING SCALE FEESGLBT OPEN & AFFIRMINGEVENING & SAT APPOINTMENTSPortraitsandCandid PhotographyLee A. Newell II772-663-3450photo@LAN2.netGraphics productionfor posters, POP,advertising and webEveryone had a great time atKevin&Jon&Michael&Jeffry’sparty. You shoulda been there!Don’t see your event mentioned? Did you tell me about it? I’m a fairy, not a seer, silly! Let me know, dropa line to MissT@ootcmag.comUp n Smoke in Vero Beach has all your smoking needs including tobacco and rolling machineswith cigarette paper and filter packages. Stop in and check out the wide variety of smokingsupplies!Do you want additional income?Can you sell?Selling advertising in <strong>Out</strong> on the Coastmagazine. <strong>Out</strong>standing opportunity withcommission rates up to 25%! Must be aself-starter, previous sales experiencerequired.Account executives need in all areas• Brevard County● Greater St. Lucie County including Indian River and MartinSend your qualifications tosales@ootcmag.comon<strong>OUT</strong>theCOA S Tm a g a z i n e22 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 <strong>Out</strong> on the Coast Magazine Issue #093 23

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