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COMING SOON<br />

TO BOCA RATON<br />

WINTER <strong>2017</strong><br />

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Fitness Center in a Private<br />

intimate setting.<br />

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IN THE HEART OF PINEAPPLE GROVE<br />

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contents<br />

46<br />

48 50 86<br />

REGULARS<br />

6 From the Editor<br />

86 City People - Jose Herrera<br />

LOCALS ONLY<br />

8 In The News<br />

20 Under The Spotlight<br />

26 Delray Under $50<br />

30 Happenings<br />

PICTURES<br />

36 On The <strong>Ave</strong><br />

40 In The Pineapple Grove Arts District<br />

44 Halloween At Avant, Delray Beach<br />

ENTERTAINMENT<br />

46 Gotta Know<br />

48 Gotta See<br />

50 Gotta Hear<br />

52 Gotta Read<br />

TRAVEL<br />

54 Caribbean Island’s Recovery Update<br />

HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />

56 Pain Relief<br />

How To Fix That “Pain In The Neck”<br />

58 Dermatology<br />

“Fall Into Peeling” With A Pumpkin Peel<br />

60 Your Dental Health<br />

Impacts Of Avoiding Dental Care<br />

62 Body Beautiful<br />

Your Fitness Results Might Be Lacking<br />

SPECIAL FEATURES<br />

64 One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon<br />

Living Life The <strong>Ave</strong>da Way<br />

66 Allyson Sullivan<br />

The Local Market Remains Strong<br />

68 The Grife Law Firm<br />

Justice For Medical Malpractice Clients<br />

70 Dr. John R. Pasqual<br />

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon<br />

72 Lanzetta’s Barbershop<br />

Five Years Strong!<br />

74 Dizzy Rock Furniture<br />

Make A Statement In Your Home<br />

76 The mAe<br />

Indulge In The Meridian Art Experience<br />

78 Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa<br />

Beauty And Beyond<br />

80 Oxygen Rescue Care Centers of America<br />

Second Chance At Life<br />

82 Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative<br />

The Holidays Are Here In A Big Way!<br />

84 Old School Square<br />

Cornell Art Museum Re-Opens with<br />

Beautiful New Interior This Month!<br />

FASHION<br />

88 What RU Wearing®<br />

DINING<br />

104 Restaurant Review:<br />

Scuola Vecchia<br />

The True Essence Of Eating Italian Pizza<br />

106 Recipe<br />

A Simple Traditional Thanksgiving<br />

108 Guide<br />

MISC<br />

116 PetXpert<br />

Is It A Supplement Or A Food?<br />

117 Pet Spotlight<br />

LEISURE<br />

119 Brain Teasers<br />

Crossword Puzzle, Sudoko And Enigma<br />

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104 106<br />

Publisher<br />

David Mizen<br />

Editor<br />

Yvette Roulette<br />

Contributing Editors<br />

Diane Feen, Nicol Jenkins, Lisa Marie<br />

Art Director<br />

Fabio Passere<br />

Designer<br />

Eduardo Passere<br />

Senior Account Executive<br />

Harvey Lustig<br />

Photographer<br />

Melissa Korman<br />

Office Contact<br />

335 East Linton Blvd. B14-832090<br />

Delray Beach, FL. 33483<br />

Ph. 888-309-1110<br />

info@atlanticavemagazine.com<br />

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from the<br />

editor<br />

Grateful, Thankful,<br />

Thanksgiving...<br />

N<br />

ovember reminds me of how lucky we are to call South<br />

Florida home. Seventeen years ago I packed up my<br />

young family and decided to move South from Long<br />

Island, New York, and never looked back.<br />

I love and miss New York - but Florida is now my<br />

home. And I am grateful.<br />

This Thanksgiving as we gather with family, friends, and friends that<br />

are now family, let’s give thanks for all we are lucky to have here, in<br />

America, in South Florida, in Delray Beach. Look around - we are very<br />

lucky indeed.<br />

The Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative has lots in store for us this<br />

month. On <strong>November</strong> 3rd we are all invited to attend the presentation of<br />

the All America City Award at old School Square. <strong>November</strong> 18th is the 31st<br />

Annual Turkey Trot! Dress up as Pilgrims, Turkeys, and Indians (if you’d<br />

like) and trot your way through Anchor Park. And mark your calendars<br />

because on <strong>November</strong> 30th us the famous 100 Foot Tree lighting! Read all<br />

about what is happening in <strong>November</strong> inside!<br />

<strong>November</strong> also brings us the annual Chris Evert / Raymond James Pro-<br />

Celebrity Tennis Classic at the Delray Beach Tennis Center - get your tickets<br />

and watch celebrities play for charity!<br />

Our City Person is Jose Herrera. This dedicated public servant has been<br />

involved with Delray Beach local government from the age of 19 and he has<br />

been instrumental in the development of programs - serving on non profit<br />

Boards, as well as creating a craft beer that is distributed from Daytona to<br />

Key West in over 800 locations! Read about Jose, his story is like chicken<br />

soup for the soul.<br />

On a sad note we report that one of our favorite Delray Beach restaurants<br />

has closed its doors. On October 21st, The House of Siam restaurant in the<br />

Pineapple Grove ended an 18 year successful run due to family obligations.<br />

We will miss them and their beautiful authentic Thai dishes.<br />

Thank you all, our readers, and loyal advertisers for allowing us at<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> to do what we love. We are grateful and thankful<br />

for all of you.<br />

Be grateful<br />

for small<br />

things, big<br />

things, and<br />

everything in<br />

between...<br />

Yvette roulette, editor


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We’re Putting Our<br />

BEST FOOT<br />

FORWARD<br />

Farewell House of<br />

Siam...<br />

WITH A NEW LOOK<br />

FOR DELRAY BEACH’S<br />

FAVORITE<br />

DESIGNER DESTINATION<br />

(FORMERLY FOOTCANDY)<br />

LOCATED ON 1ST & 1ST IN<br />

DB’s SOFA DISTRICT<br />

FEATURING<br />

THE NEWEST STYLES OF<br />

EUROPEAN & AMERICAN<br />

DESIGNER<br />

SHOES,<br />

ACCESSORIES<br />

& GIFTS<br />

104 S.E. 1ST. STREET<br />

DELRAY BEACH,FL 33444<br />

(561)278-5545<br />

www.JoyaDelray.com<br />

we’re taking a step in<br />

a new direction...<br />

same great owner<br />

bringing you more of<br />

what you want<br />

It is with great sadness that we have to<br />

say ‘Farewell’ to one of Delray’s longest<br />

and finest restaurants; House of Siam<br />

opened their doors in 1999, specializing<br />

in Fine Thai Cuisine.<br />

Regrettably, due to a family illness in<br />

Thailand, Pian & Patrick closed their<br />

doors for the last time on Saturday October<br />

21st . They intend to spend more<br />

time in Thailand right now but have not<br />

ruled out opening another restaurant<br />

when they return full-time.<br />

Our thoughts and prayers are with<br />

them right now and hope to see them<br />

back in Delray Beach very soon.<br />

Sincere Thanks!<br />

Engel & Voelkers Delray Beach wanted<br />

to thanks those who joined us to celebrate<br />

our one year anniversary of tremendous<br />

success and continued growth!<br />

An Olde<br />

Fashioned Holiday<br />

The Southern Handcraft Society (Pineapple<br />

Grove Chapter) presents their<br />

annual juried craft show, ‘An Olde Fashioned<br />

Holiday.’ The Fieldhouse at Old<br />

School Square will be filled with a variety<br />

of hand-crafted holiday ornaments, collectibles<br />

and beautiful home decor as well has<br />

unique gifts, including Thanksgiving, Hanukkah,<br />

Christmas and many more! Come<br />

and be amazed at our local talent. <strong>November</strong><br />

16-18, Thursday, 9 am-8 pm; Friday, 9<br />

am- 8 pm; Saturday, 9 am-2:00 pm.<br />

Don’t Miss The<br />

Golf Tournament<br />

Of The Year<br />

Join Child Rescue Coalition for the inaugural<br />

Coalition Cup Golf Tournament at<br />

The Seagate Country Club, Hamlet Drive,<br />

Delray Beach. On Sunday, <strong>November</strong> 5th.<br />

Registration opens at 8am – Shot Gun<br />

start at 9am. Bring your A-game and we’ll<br />

provide a morning of golf on a beautiful<br />

course, mouth-watering BBQ, 4-hour<br />

open bar, prizes and more! Delray Beach<br />

Chamber Members SAVE with our exclusive<br />

Coalition Club discount.<br />

REGISTER TODAY: $700 per foursome<br />

(Coalition Club members- $675)<br />

$200 per individual ticket (Coalition<br />

Club members- $175).<br />

How to Redeem Offer: Select the “Coalition<br />

Club” member price when registering.<br />

Protecting Innocence Through<br />

Technology<br />

Child Rescue Coalition is a nonprofit<br />

organization dedicated to developing<br />

technology for law enforcement to track,<br />

arrest, and prosecute child predators and<br />

rescue children in harm’s way. For more<br />

information visit www.childrescuecoalition.org.<br />

continued page 10<br />

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WELCOME A WORLD-CLASS, NEW YORK<br />

TALENT TO YOUR OWN BACKYARD.<br />

Dr Julian Mackay-Wiggan will be joining Siperstein Dermatology Group in<br />

January 2018. She has been a professor and practicing dermatologist at<br />

Columbia University for the past 15 years. She specializes in hair loss and<br />

general medical dermatology. We are thrilled to welcome this exceptional<br />

physician to our top-tier team of Board Certified Dermatologists, who were<br />

educated at Ivy League and other prestigious universities.<br />

Meet Dr. Julian Mackay-Wiggan and ALL our providers at our<br />

Exclusive Boynton Beach Open House Event<br />

Thursday, January 11th 5-7:30PM<br />

9897 Hagen Ranch Road, Boynton Beach - RSVP Required Space is Limited<br />

Boynton Beach 561.364.7774 www.SipDerm.com Boca Raton 561.955.8885<br />

Meet Our Amazing Team of Board-Certified Dermatologists:<br />

Dr. Robyn Siperstein-Paul<br />

Yale University<br />

Dr. Suzanne Micciantuono-Meran<br />

University of Florida<br />

Dr. Madelyn Lipman<br />

N.Y.U. Medical Center<br />

Dr. Elizabeth Lebrun Nestor<br />

Cornell University<br />

Dr. Julian Mackay-Wiggan<br />

Columbia University<br />

Dr. Chris Buckley<br />

On-site Mohs Surgeon<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Posh Properties<br />

Announces The<br />

Addition Of 2 New<br />

Agents To Its Roster<br />

Of Outstanding<br />

Realtors<br />

Tim devine<br />

Amanda Ennis brings with her over 15<br />

years in the hospitality business, and in<br />

Customer Service Sales. So, she’s no stranger<br />

to” the Customer Always Comes First”,<br />

which makes her a perfect Posh agent.<br />

Amanda made the leap into Real Estate<br />

more than 3 years ago, and never looked<br />

back. Amanda Ennis, 786-332-0132, amanda@poshflorida.com<br />

Tim Devine’s family has been in the real<br />

estate sales, land development, and property<br />

management business for over 75<br />

years. He has personally owned several<br />

luxury homes and condominiums throughout<br />

his career in Chicago, Minneapolis,<br />

and Florida. He currently owns apartment<br />

rentals, and continues to invest in homes in<br />

South Florida when he isn’t helping people<br />

with their real estate needs. Tim Devine,<br />

561-843-9252, tim@poshflorida.com<br />

The League is the oldest art group in<br />

town, founded 52 years ago, and includes<br />

talented local artists like Irwin Goldman,<br />

whose lush landscapes and beach scenes<br />

are captured on canvas; Harry Hoppe’s 2D<br />

Colorful Abstract paintings; Kathy Spalluto’s<br />

ethereal beach scenes; Moneta’s large<br />

Abstract work Tom Melillo’s colorful Art<br />

Deco scenes and much more!<br />

The Delray Art League is a non-profit<br />

that promotes excellence in the visual arts.<br />

A percentage of sales from art shows are<br />

donated to scholarships and art supplies<br />

for local students. To learn about Delray<br />

Art League, join or see the schedule<br />

ww.delrayartleague.com.<br />

amanda ennis<br />

The Delray Art<br />

League Hosts<br />

‘Artists in the Park’<br />

On Weekends<br />

Through April<br />

Artists in the Park has a new outdoor venue<br />

– Old School Square on 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> - and<br />

at Veteran’s Park on alternating weekends.<br />

Come view or purchase beautiful and<br />

thought-provoking museum-quality artwork<br />

from Local Artists.<br />

ArTIST Irwin Goldman holding<br />

his landscape masterpiece<br />

continued page 12<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

PurpleStride walks are among the largest<br />

sources of funding for the Pancreatic<br />

Cancer Action Network. When you Wage<br />

Hope at PurpleStride, you join a vibrant<br />

community of survivors, impacted families,<br />

loved ones, researchers and advocates committed<br />

to rewriting the future of this deadly<br />

disease. This year join the walk on Sunday<br />

<strong>November</strong> 19, <strong>2017</strong>. Opening ceremonies<br />

at 8:00 a.m. then 8:30 a.m. the 5K Run/Walk<br />

Begins at Florida <strong>Atlantic</strong> University - Lot 27,<br />

777 Glades Rd. Boca Raton, FL 33431. Event<br />

Contact Jessica Pimentel jpimentel@pancanvolunteer.org<br />

or visit www.pancan.org.<br />

Crane’s Beach<br />

House Boutique<br />

Hotel & Luxury<br />

Villas Hosts Best<br />

Bite For Vets<br />

For the second year in a row, this celebration<br />

of local culinary excellence is being<br />

themed BEST BITE FOR VETS, because the<br />

tasty event will be raising funds for two local<br />

patriotic organizations: featuring seven<br />

local favorites: the HOW Foundation of<br />

South Florida and Project Holiday.<br />

The cost to attend is only $20 per person,<br />

which will include one drink ticket, a<br />

free “chance to win” ticket for special gifts<br />

and a token to use for voting for BEST BITE<br />

winner. Best of all, $15 from each admission<br />

will be split evenly between the Delray-based<br />

nonprofits.<br />

For more information, please contact<br />

Crane’s Beach House Boutique Hotel &<br />

Luxury Villas at 561.278.1700 or visit the<br />

website at www.cranesbeachhouse.com.<br />

Seek in the City<br />

Wins GOLD at<br />

the International<br />

Festivals & Events<br />

Annual Conference!<br />

We are honored to be recognized with<br />

this award from the IFEA for the Seek<br />

in the City 2016 Scavenger Hunt. There was<br />

a lot of creative energy, humor, quirkiness,<br />

and makeup put on to create the promotional<br />

video for Chamber Charities annual event<br />

which took place July 30th, 2016. The video<br />

directed and produced by talented member<br />

Lee Gladstone showcases a glimmer of<br />

what the fundraiser is all about: adventure,<br />

whimsy, camaraderie, and a fun team effort<br />

to accomplish something great.<br />

Stay tuned for 2018’s event!<br />

Rotary Club Of<br />

Delray Beach<br />

Recognizes <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

High School Student<br />

And Teacher Of The<br />

Month<br />

On Tuesday, September 26, the Rotary<br />

Club of Delray Beach recognized <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

High School Senior Ms. Angela Plummer<br />

as student of the month and Mr. John<br />

Costanzo of <strong>Atlantic</strong> High School as teacher<br />

of the month.<br />

Ms. Angela Plummer is enrolled in the<br />

International Baccalaureate program at<br />

continued page 14<br />

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Get away… without going away.<br />

Crane’s Beach House, a distinctive boutique hotel featuring 28 tropically appointed guest suites and luxurious villas, is nestled within<br />

a lush, verdant tropical setting. Please call for special rates & packages.<br />

CRANE’S BEACH HOUSE<br />

BOUTIQUE HOTEL & LUXURY VILLAS<br />

82 Gleason Street, Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

TF 866-372-7263 W cranesbeachhouse.com<br />

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<strong>Atlantic</strong> and is planning to apply to the University<br />

of Florida.<br />

Mr. John Costanzo has been a teacher<br />

at <strong>Atlantic</strong> High School for over 20 years.<br />

He teaches French, level 1through 4 and<br />

sponsors the Drama Club, French Honor<br />

Society and Spanish Honor Society. Also<br />

present were Mr. Will Durgin, Social Sciences<br />

teacher, and Ms.Bridget Urso, M S.,<br />

Guidance Counselor.<br />

The Rotary Club of Delray Beach has a<br />

luncheon meeting every Tuesday at 12:00<br />

Noon at the Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine<br />

Bar, 1841 South Federal Highway #402,<br />

Delray Beach, Florida. “Join us to help our<br />

community, both locally and internationally”,<br />

says Mr. John Fischer, President of the<br />

Rotary Club of Delray Beach.<br />

www.delraybeachrotary.org.<br />

Greater Delray<br />

Beach Chamber<br />

Of Commerce<br />

Announces Award<br />

Winners Honored at<br />

Annual LUMINARY<br />

Vin Nolan, Interim Chief Executive Officer<br />

of the Greater Delray Beach Chamber of<br />

Commerce announced the three noteworthy<br />

award recipients that were honored at<br />

this year’s LUMINARY. The annual celebration<br />

was held on Friday, October 27 in the<br />

Grand Ballroom of the Delray Beach Marriott.<br />

“A major and much-anticipated fundraiser<br />

for the Delray Chamber of Commerce, the<br />

LUMINARY is an annual opportunity to celebrate<br />

the success of both our members as<br />

well as the whole community,” said Nolan.<br />

Frances Bourque<br />

This year’s worthy LUMINARY Award<br />

winners include:<br />

Lifetime Achievement Award – Frances<br />

Bourque, the visionary founder of the<br />

Old School Square Cultural Arts Center<br />

Business of the Year – Conde Center for<br />

Chiropractic Neurology. Founded in 2006 by<br />

Dr. John Conde, The Conde Center offers the<br />

most advanced, evidenced-based treatments<br />

in an environment with state-of-the-art<br />

equipment and expertly qualified physicians.<br />

Pedro Andrade<br />

Business Person of the Year – Pedro<br />

Andrade, General Manager of Anthony’s<br />

Coal Fired Pizza Delray, who describes himself<br />

as a “partner” with the Delray Chamber<br />

of Commerce, not just a member.<br />

Sponsors for LUMINARY <strong>2017</strong> include<br />

Bethesda Health, CenterState Bank, Conde<br />

Center for Chiropractic Neurology, Cranes<br />

Beach House Boutique Hotel & Luxury Villas,<br />

Delray Honda, Florida Power & Light,<br />

Nason, Yeager, Gerson, White & Lioce, P.A.,<br />

Porten Companies, Sustainable Economic<br />

Development Solutions, <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>,<br />

Delray/Boca Newspaper, MacManda<br />

Media, MC Alex Entertainment, Delray<br />

Garden Center and PR-BS, Inc. Experience<br />

Epic, LLC is producing the event.<br />

Dr. John Conde continued page 16<br />

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- INTRODUCING -<br />

THE COOLEST PLACE<br />

ON EARTH!<br />

FUN FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES!<br />

A l Games On Free Play ~ No Coins Needed<br />

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A New Baby Girl At Scuola<br />

Vecchia Pizzeria<br />

Congratulations to grandmother<br />

Sharon Aloisio<br />

and her son Shaun, new Daddy<br />

of Baby Valentina Marcella<br />

weighing in at 9lb 6oz! Stop<br />

by Scuola Vecchia and try the<br />

Pizza Valentina named after<br />

their new addition! Scuola<br />

Vecchia Pizzeria, 522 E <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>, Delray. 561-865-5923.<br />

PLAY THE TOP 200<br />

PINBALL AND ARCADE<br />

GAMES OF ALL TIME!<br />

Now Serving A Full Bar<br />

Serving Food Until Close<br />

Cocktail Hour: Monday-Friday 4pm-7pm<br />

No Cover For Blue bar<br />

Have Your Party Here! (up to 250 Guests)<br />

BIRTHDAY PARTIES • WEDDINGS • PRIVATE PARTIES<br />

CORPORATE FUNCTIONS • FUNDRAISERS<br />

TEAM PARTIES • HOLIDAY PARTIES • CHARITY EVENTS<br />

EAT<br />

DRINK<br />

PLAY.<br />

TM<br />

The mAe Partners With Stoney<br />

Road Press To Bring Fine Irish<br />

Prints To Delray Beach<br />

For the first time, Leading Contemporary Irish Artists Show<br />

in Delray Beach at the mAe, <strong>November</strong> 3 through Nov. 26.<br />

“The Meridian Art Experience (The mAe) is thrilled to be<br />

hosting this presentation of celebrated Irish works,” said<br />

James Blumenfeld, co-owner. The Contemporary Irish Artists<br />

Show will be exhibited <strong>November</strong> 3 through 26. The mAe is<br />

located at 170 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, in the Pineapple Grove District,<br />

Delray Beach. For more information call 561-403-5549.<br />

The Delray GreenMarket<br />

Announces Its Winter Season<br />

The Delray GreenMarket is excited to announce its Winter<br />

Season located on the center grounds of Old School Square<br />

from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The GreenMarket is proud to host<br />

over sixty of South Florida’s premier growers, bakers and culinary<br />

artists. The Market will include a weekly children’s music<br />

circle (9AM -11AM), and an arts and crafts booth sponsored by<br />

Old School Square. The GreenMarket is open every Saturday<br />

through May 19th 2018. Admission is free and parking is available<br />

in the City parking garage next to Old School Square Park.<br />

ART YOU CAN INTERACT WITH <br />

19 NE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong>. • Delray Beach • 561-266-3294<br />

www.silverballmuseum.com<br />

(One Block Off Of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.)<br />

Hours: Sun-Thurs: 11am-12am<br />

Fri & Sat: 11am-2am<br />

Silverball Membership<br />

Has It’s Perks<br />

Join Silverball Museum’s membership program and recieve<br />

10% off all food and drinks, and additional perks! For more<br />

info about the program call 561-266-3294, or visit them at 19 NE<br />

3rd <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach, or online at www.silverballmuseum.com.<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Grand Openings<br />

DASH TRAVEL, 280 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, Cottage B, Pineapple Grove, Delray Beach, 33444<br />

561-498-8439, www.dashtravelcruises.com<br />

SECURity NAtionAL MORTGAGE, 203 NE 1st <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach, 33444, 561-702-5626<br />

LOCAL GREENS, 1841 S. Federal Hwy, Delray Beach, 561-808-8880<br />

www.livelocalgreens.com<br />

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TRANSFORMATION STUDIO<br />

After doing my first "12 Week Transformation" I knew I needed to continue to reach my goals. So<br />

I decided to push on for another 12 weeks with a "Can't Stop, Won't Stop" attitude.<br />

When I first joined Ashley Sica Fitness, I had my work cut out for me. With Ashley's guidance and<br />

support, she worked with me to attain my goals. I made a decision that my health is the number<br />

1 priority in my life. A commitment to a lifestyle change and determination to be the best I can<br />

be. I will be 50 years old in <strong>November</strong>, so there is no better time than the present!<br />

At the age of 42 I was diagnosed with colon cancer, and needless to say, it was a rough road<br />

ahead. Dealing with severe digestive issues--colon resection surgery and full blown menopause<br />

from ovarian removal surgery; I knew I had to change my diet and daily routines. Surviving<br />

cancer is a gift, a second chance at life. I looked around and realized how precious my life was<br />

to me. I called Ashley “my hero” not because she has a magic cure, but because she is the REAL<br />

deal. She gives up a lot in her life to take on the role of mentor to people in all walks of life and for<br />

that I am humbled.<br />

To the other women in this challenge, I am forever grateful. Your words of encouragement,<br />

smiles, support and guidance have been so influential in my success! You are all Rockstars to me!<br />

Here's to being THE BEST YOU can be! For me I am Cancer FREE and "Can't Stop, Won't Stop"<br />

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Spotlight<br />

locals only | under the spotlight<br />

In their own words<br />

South Palm<br />

Cardiovascular<br />

Associates<br />

Michael L. Metzger, M.D., FACC<br />

Dr. Metzger is a board certified Interventional Cardiologist.<br />

He was born and raised in New Jersey,<br />

and has been in practice here in South Florida<br />

for over 10 years. He received his medical degree from<br />

Sackler School of Medicine in Tel Aviv University in 2000.<br />

He trained in Internal Medicine at Thomas Jefferson<br />

University Hospital in Philadlephia, followed by a fellowship<br />

in Cardiovascular Diseases at the University of Pittsburgh,<br />

and finally a fellowship in Interventinal Cardiology<br />

at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia. He has an office<br />

based Cardiovascular Medicine practice specializing in<br />

the prevention and treatment of many Cardiovascular<br />

conditions and diseases including high blood pressure,<br />

high cholesterol, chest pain, coronary artery disease,<br />

heart attacks, palpitations, atrial fibrillation, heart failure,<br />

and dizziness/passing out to name a few. Furthermore<br />

he has additional training and expertise in many<br />

vascular conditions including arterial and venous insufficiency<br />

which includes leg pains with walking, swelling,<br />

varicose veins, and cramping of the legs. He has a state<br />

of the art practice in Delray Beach located on Jog Road<br />

just north of Lake Ida road. He has hospital privileges<br />

at Delray Medical Center, as well as Bethesda Hospital<br />

- both East & West campuses. Please reach out to his<br />

helpful staff to request an appointment with Dr. Metzger.<br />

South Palm Cardiovascular Associates, LLC<br />

Michael L. Metzger, M.D., FACC<br />

13550 Jog Road, Suite 204<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33466<br />

561-515-0080 - southpalmcardiovascular.com<br />

Feinstein<br />

Dermatology &<br />

Cosmetic Surgery<br />

Bridgit Nolan<br />

My name is Bridgit Nolan and I recently moved<br />

to Delray Beach with my husband and oneyear-old<br />

son, after spending several years in<br />

private practice in Miami. I completed my undergraduate<br />

education at Cornell University, where I earned a<br />

B.A., Summa Cum Laude. I am a Magna Cum Laude<br />

graduate of SUNY Upstate Medical University in<br />

Syracuse, New York, and completed my dermatology<br />

residency at the University of Miami Miller School of<br />

Medicine. I am Board Certified by the American Board<br />

of Dermatology and am highly trained in medical, cosmetic<br />

and surgical dermatology. In addition to providing<br />

medical dermatology for patients of all ages, I specialize<br />

in early skin cancer detection and treatment. I<br />

also have particular expertise in cosmetic procedures<br />

such as Botox®, fillers, and anti-aging skin care. In<br />

May I joined the Feinstein Dermatology team, where<br />

I am dedicated to providing the highest standard in<br />

dermatological care and to helping patients look<br />

and feel their best! I am involved in our community’s<br />

health system as a consulting dermatologist at Delray<br />

Medical Center. In my free time, I enjoy traveling and<br />

spending time with my family. Please call to schedule<br />

an appointment.<br />

Feinstein Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery<br />

6140 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33484<br />

561-463-3122<br />

feinsteindermatology.com<br />

The Meridian<br />

Art Experience<br />

(The mAe)<br />

by James Blumenfeld<br />

Born and raised in St. Louis, I moved to Florida<br />

eight years ago from Connecticut. After a stop<br />

in Central Florida, we moved south to Delray<br />

Beach two years ago. I’m told I have a left-brain, rightbrain<br />

marketing gift for finding strategic combinations<br />

that produce business-changing results. I’ve worked<br />

for brands including Hostess, Wonder, Nabisco, Coca<br />

Cola, Citibank, Ameritrade and non-profits that focus<br />

on autism, education, equality, fighting AIDS and the<br />

fine arts. I co-founded with my husband The WilMark<br />

Group and I run our marketing non-profit foundation.<br />

I also serve as President of the Upper School PTO<br />

at the American Heritage School. After receiving my<br />

MBA at Washington University, my career has focused<br />

on marketing, but my life-long appreciation and collection<br />

of art began with my art history BA from The<br />

George Washington University. This led met to open<br />

The Meridian Art Experience (The mAe Gallery) located<br />

in Delray Beach with my partner, Susan Romaine.<br />

My true passion is my family - my husband, two children,<br />

my son-in-law, one grandchild and one on the<br />

way. These days, for me, life is all about the fine art of<br />

living with art in South Florida.<br />

The Meridian Art Experience (The mAe)<br />

Jim Blumenfeld, Owner<br />

170 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

561-403-5549<br />

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Spotlight<br />

locals only | under the spotlight<br />

In their own words<br />

Banyan<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

James Skarulis, Executive Chef<br />

I<br />

am a Maryland native and have cooked in a number<br />

of kitchens in the Chesapeake Bay Area from<br />

the age of 13. From there I sharpened my knife<br />

through the Johns Hopkins Culinary program. Inspired<br />

by the philosophy of short to tail cooking and<br />

the culinary traditions of Ropewalk Tavern, I have<br />

implemented a modern twist on classic Americana<br />

Bay Area cuisine. Now a Delray Beach staple, I have<br />

held positions at the <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille in the Seagate<br />

Hotel as well as with the Subculture Restaurant<br />

Group. I am now the Head Chef at Banyan’s Restaurant<br />

creating kitchen magic for my diners.<br />

Banyan Restaurant & Bar<br />

189 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

Pineapple Grove<br />

Downtown Delray Beach, Fl<br />

561-563-8871<br />

www.banyandelray.com<br />

Inspire cosmetic<br />

surgery & med Spa<br />

by Inga VOLOSko and kristin lovejoy<br />

Inga Volosko - Six months ago I moved to Delray<br />

Beach all the way from San Francisco to join Inspire<br />

Cosmetic Surgery. I am passionate about<br />

patient care and have been part of the medical industry<br />

for almost 10 years. I have a Bachelor’s of<br />

Science Degree in Marketing from San Francisco<br />

State University, as well as extended education from<br />

U.C. Berkeley. I speak 4 languages and am proud of<br />

my multicultural background and experience.<br />

Kristin Lovejoy - I was born in Fort Lauderdale,<br />

and consider myself a true Florida native. After<br />

graduating from University of Florida with<br />

my Master’s Degree in Communication Sciences in<br />

1995, I practiced as a speech-language pathologist<br />

for many years. I am very passionate about helping<br />

others and am thrilled to continue to work with<br />

patients in a state of the art surgery center here in<br />

Delray.<br />

At Inspire both of us are extremely excited and<br />

humbled to be a part of this growing community,<br />

and to have an impact in our patients’ care and wellbeing<br />

as they seek to enhance their beauty.<br />

INSPIRE COSMETIC SURGERY & MED SPA<br />

Inga Volosko and Kristin Lovejoy<br />

1010 S. Federal Hwy<br />

Delray Beach, Fl 33483<br />

1-855-INSPIRE (467-7473)<br />

www.inspirecosmetic.com<br />

posh properties<br />

BY Skyy Daley, Broker Associate<br />

By way of introduction, my name is Skyy Daley,<br />

native of Minneapolis Minnesota, now residing<br />

in Delray Beach, Florida for 10 years. I<br />

have had the pleasure of representing Buyers, Sellers,<br />

Investors and Landlords reach their Real Estate<br />

goals. I have enjoyed specializing in the Delray<br />

Beach, Boca Raton, and Boynton Beach areas and<br />

providing “white glove” service to each and every<br />

Customer. I have built my reputation on my integrity<br />

and outstanding professionalism. My focus has<br />

been, and continues to be, in the luxury homes, waterfront<br />

and residential communities. With over 25<br />

years in the customer service industry, I understand<br />

that there is no substitute for professional followthrough<br />

and service. I pride myself on being there<br />

for customers well after the transaction has closed.<br />

I recently earned my Broker’s Course, and I’m looking<br />

forward to continuing my passion in Real Estate<br />

for many years to come.<br />

Posh Properties<br />

Skyy Daley, Broker Associate<br />

103 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

561-506-8494<br />

skyy@poshflorida.com<br />

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Raising Funds for One<br />

Chromebook<br />

Per<br />

Student!<br />

Presents<br />

Delray’s Veterans Day Celebration<br />

Benefiting Orchard View Elementary School<br />

Friday, <strong>November</strong> 10th <strong>2017</strong><br />

7:00 PM -10:00 PM<br />

Delray Beach Elks Lodge, 265 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

Dinner, Dancing & Silent Auction - Veteran’s Day Attire Optional<br />

Tickets are $25 and $10 for all PBC Teachers (with ID)<br />

Find out more at www.DelrayBeachInitiative.com or email Tickets@DelrayBeachInitiative.com<br />

Thank You<br />

to Our<br />

Sponsors<br />

Sponsorship<br />

Opportunities<br />

Still Available<br />

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Italian Restaurant<br />

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www.InspireCosmetic.com


locals only | delray under $50<br />

By Darien Davies<br />

Delray Under $50<br />

Now that Delray Beach is a rising star in the art, culture and social scene,<br />

it might seem a little difficult to find affordable activities, shops or<br />

restaurants. I am here to prove you wrong. Delray Beach<br />

offers a mix of high-end boutiques with laid-back<br />

restaurants, and events for the whole family or<br />

nightclubs for night owls. Here is what you can do<br />

in Delray Beach in <strong>November</strong> for $50 or less.<br />

Gobble, gobble, everybody. Now that we’re getting into the<br />

holidays, it can seem like you have no time for anything<br />

other than planning, organizing, traveling and shopping. If<br />

you are in need of some quality family time that doesn’t involve<br />

the TV, grab your running shoes and donate your time for a good<br />

cause. Family Volunteer Day is Saturday, <strong>November</strong> 18 and is the<br />

same day as the 31st Annual Delray Beach Turkey Trot. The race<br />

begins at 7:30 a.m. at Anchor Park, and participants are welcome<br />

to either run or walk down scenic A1A. The weather is beautiful,<br />

the ocean breeze is refreshing, and you’ll feel good knowing you<br />

helped to put a Thanksgiving meal on someone’s table this year.<br />

Proceeds from the race benefit the Keith Straghn Feed the Hungry<br />

Thanksgiving Drive, and organizers are also collecting non-perishable<br />

foods for donation on race day. The registration fee for the 5K<br />

is $25 per adult and $10 per child (14 years old and younger), and<br />

$5 less per person if you choose to sign up for the 5K health<br />

walk. So take advantage of some family time, make some belly room<br />

for Thanksgiving dinner, and help a community member in need.<br />

That’s what the holidays are all about. Anchor Park is located at<br />

340 S. Ocean Blvd. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call<br />

(561) 243-7277 for more information.<br />

Let’s give a hand to all the entrepreneurs out there who take a<br />

risk to make their dreams happen! <strong>November</strong> is National Entrepreneur<br />

Month and you can find a great example of our local<br />

entrepreneurs at the Winter GreenMarket, which is now open and<br />

ready for our shopping pleasure! You’ll find more than 65 premier<br />

food vendors featuring farm-to-fork produce, just-picked citrus,<br />

tropical fruit and juice, farm fresh eggs, raw milk and butter, artisan<br />

cheese and jams, fragrant baked goods, numerous gluten free, vegan<br />

and organic products, fresh cut flowers, plants, and other unique<br />

gourmet fare. Not to mention, there’s always live music, plenty of<br />

dogs to pet, and fantastic people watching opportunities. The<br />

GreenMarket is located at Old School Square Park and is open<br />

(pretty much) every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. so make<br />

sure you stop by and support your local entrepreneurs who<br />

not only are doing what they love, but also providing us<br />

with delicious and nutritious food so we can live a healthy<br />

life. While you’re down on the <strong>Ave</strong>nue, check out any of<br />

our other local restaurants for lunch or a tasty beverage,<br />

or any of the retail shops, and enjoy having a great<br />

downtown! Old School Square Park is located at 50 N.E.<br />

Second <strong>Ave</strong>nue. Visit www.delraycra.org or call (561)<br />

276-8640 for more information.<br />

Let’s get back to our artistic side!<br />

Not only does art improve our<br />

quality of life by increasing our<br />

happiness and reducing stress, it also<br />

helps to improve cognitive abilities and<br />

social skills, including communication,<br />

memory and problem-solving. If you<br />

feel like you need a bit more art in your life,<br />

you have great timing. <strong>November</strong> is Family<br />

Stories Month and you are invited to grab the<br />

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family paint a landscape story at the Morikami Museum and<br />

Japanese Gardens, where they’re hosting a three-week Sumi-e<br />

Landscape Ink Painting class. Sumi-e is a form of Japanese ink<br />

painting that was brought from China in the 12 Century. Primarily<br />

done in black ink, the name literally means “charcoal<br />

drawing” in Japanese. You will be able to grind your own ink<br />

using an ink stick and a grinding stone, as well as learn how to<br />

hold and utilize brushes to create the primary sumi-e brushstrokes.<br />

The cost for the three-week class is $45 and includes<br />

all materials, including brushes, ink stick, ink stone, papers,<br />

and more. Not only do you and your family members get to<br />

learn a new technique, you will each leave with your sumi-e<br />

drawing! The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is located<br />

at 4000 Morikami Park Road. Visit www.morikami.org<br />

or call (561) 495-0233 for more information and to register.<br />

Instead of the bad, let’s focus on the good, and show a little<br />

more gratitude. <strong>November</strong> is National Gratitude Month<br />

and, even though every time is a good time to appreciate<br />

what you have, this is a good reminder. Gratitude literally<br />

means the quality of being thankful and a readiness to show<br />

appreciation for and to return kindness. It’s no secret that we<br />

all appreciate our <strong>Ave</strong>nue merchants’ kindness by sticking<br />

with us through season and off-season, so let’s focus on them<br />

for our holiday shopping. Small Business Saturday is Saturday,<br />

<strong>November</strong> 25 and there are so many of our local businesses<br />

that are participating, which is great! Not to mention,<br />

the mall is the worst place on the planet, and those vendors<br />

are not invested in growing our community. So, park in one<br />

of the many parking lots (or ride your bike!), grab lunch and<br />

some must-have-for-shopping wine, and peruse the <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

with your friends and family. You are guaranteed to find items<br />

that aren’t mainstream, which makes gift giving even better.<br />

There are a ton of shops along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue so just visit your<br />

favorites, or find a new favorite, and happy shopping! Please<br />

visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call (561) 243-1077<br />

for a listing of downtown merchants or for more information.<br />

Whether you’re a yogi or not, yoga has numerous<br />

wonderful benefits. Personal studies show that it<br />

can help lower blood pressure, reduce road rage<br />

and give you a healthier outlook on life (but who’s counting).<br />

<strong>November</strong> 1 is Stress Awareness Day and is a really good day<br />

to take a deep breath, put on your exercise pants and make<br />

friends with the mat. Family Yoga Zen Zone is a great place<br />

to start because they’re a new local business but with plenty<br />

of local history. The best part is that you can bring your<br />

kids! FYZZ provides individuals a chance to disconnect, relax<br />

and refocus, and bond with family members in a comfortable<br />

environment. Participants report that they experience<br />

less stress and anxiety, better communication, and an overall<br />

increase of self-awareness just from attending class! Classes<br />

are designed for specific age ranges, abilities and skill levels,<br />

and there is definitely something for everyone. You can even<br />

choose to benefit from a class with your child or let them play<br />

in the children’s room. So, hang out with your family, enjoy the<br />

downward dog, find some peace and reduce your stress. FYZZ<br />

is located at 1201 N. Federal Highway. Visit www.familyyogazenzone.com<br />

or call (561) 303-1005 for more information<br />

and to register for classes.<br />

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When it comes to buying and selling real estate, you should work with a local.<br />

103 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. - Delray Beach, FL 33444 | 561-330-4731 | www.poshflorida.com<br />

Jerilyn Walter - Broker/Owner<br />

561-537-0050 - Ext. 302 jerilyn@poshflorida.com<br />

Anthony Aliberti - Realtor®<br />

561-232-5924 anthonyaliberti61@gmail.com<br />

Samantha Johnsen - Realtor®<br />

954-839-4115 sam@poshflorida.com<br />

Andrew Davis - Realtor®<br />

954-415-6916 andy@poshflorida.com<br />

Nicole Davis - Realtor®<br />

561-756-5034 nicoledavissellshomes@gmail.com<br />

Jim Wrona - Realtor®<br />

561-880-7214 Jimmydelrayrealestate@gmail.com<br />

Emily Gurvitch - Realtor®<br />

561-777-9724 emily@poshflorida.com<br />

Joe Mansour - Realtor®<br />

561-706-9095 joe@poshflorida.com<br />

Michelle Greenwald - Realtor®<br />

561-306-5676 mgreenwald@gmail.com<br />

Lena Pronuza - Realtor®<br />

561-287-9115 jelena@poshflorida.com<br />

Kirsten Smith - Realtor®<br />

561-350-0348 kirsten@poshflorida.com<br />

Skyy Daley - Realtor®<br />

561-506-8494 skyy@poshflorida.com<br />

Jaime Smith - Realtor®<br />

561-777-4413 jaime@poshflorida.com<br />

SOLD<br />

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Asking - $1,795,000<br />

Gorgeous waterfront home completely remodeled,<br />

travertine deck, pool and dock. Must see this beauty!<br />

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Beautifully and meticulously designed home with tennis<br />

court on lushly landscaped private one acre lot.<br />

PENDING<br />

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221 NW 18th St - Lake Ida<br />

Asking - $849,900<br />

Beautifully remodeled 4 bed/3bath pool home, vaulted<br />

ceilings, Chicago brick driveway and pool deck.<br />

781 Estuary Way - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $649,900<br />

Tucked inside charming enclave of beautiful homes, this<br />

3bd/3.5bth, plus den, light and bright, beautifully designed.<br />

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Asking - $612,000<br />

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233 NE 12th Street - Downtown Delray<br />

Asking - $549,000<br />

CBS constructed 3 Bed/2 bath,plus unfinished guest<br />

house,desirable Dell Park.<br />

9529 Fox Trot Lane-Boca Raton<br />

Asking-$499,000<br />

Symphony Bay light & bright quiet<br />

lake front lot. 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath<br />

710 NE 7th Street-Boynton Beach<br />

Asking-$474,900<br />

Waterfront 2 bed/2bth condo sold with 5 new docks.<br />

Great location, close to town and inlet.<br />

225 NE 1st Street 401 - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $375,000<br />

Great Penthouse Condo in The Astor.<br />

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806 E Winward Way #613 - Lantana<br />

Asking - $324,900<br />

Beautifully remodeled 3 bed 2 bth in full service<br />

waterfront luxury building.<br />

12246 Eagles Landing Way - Boynton<br />

Asking - $319,900<br />

Lakeridge Greens at Pipers Glen<br />

Golf Course community, 3 Bedroom/2 Bath


When it comes to buying and selling real estate, you should work with a local.<br />

100 S. Federal Hwy. - Boynton Beach, FL 33435 | 561-214-4730 | www.poshflorida.com<br />

Patrick Smaling - Realtor®<br />

954-304-3114 patrick@poshflorida.com<br />

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561-336-8247 lea@poshflorida.com<br />

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954-868-8810 alison@poshflorida.com<br />

Alecia Perez - Realtor®<br />

561-935-7205 alecia@poshflorida.com<br />

Jose Vidal - Realtor®<br />

305-905-6078 jose@poshflorida.com<br />

Beverly Mandell - Broker/Associate<br />

561-302-6196 beverly@poshflorida.com<br />

Mike Brito - Realtor®<br />

561-337-0507 mike@poshflorida.com<br />

Suzana Magalhaes - Realtor®<br />

561-251-2044 suzana@poshflorida.com<br />

Gregory Williams - Realtor®<br />

561-336-4051 gregory@poshflorida.com<br />

JJ Cordano - Realtor®<br />

631-339-3533 jj@poshflorida.com<br />

Christina Brackley - Realtor®<br />

617-306-5994 christina@poshflorida.com<br />

Tim Devine - Realtor®<br />

561-843-9252 devine@poshflorida.com<br />

Amanda Ennis - Realtor®<br />

786-332-0132 amanda@poshflorida.com<br />

269 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $1,150,000 or Lease $6,000<br />

Great commercial free standing building 6 offices,<br />

conference room kitchen and tons of parking.<br />

2700 N Federal Highway #510 - Lantana<br />

Asking - $869,000<br />

Peninsula on the Intracoastal - Water views all around<br />

3bd - 2.1bath, amenities galore, luxury life style.<br />

275 N Swinton - Historic Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $849,900<br />

Fabulous opportunity to invest with tenant in place.<br />

Historic downtown cottage, harwood floors, high ceilings.<br />

609 Renaissance Way - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $599,000<br />

Downtown living in this large 3 bed 3.5 bath townhome.<br />

Offers private patio area oversized garage.<br />

1125 Kingston Lane - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $589,999<br />

Gorgeous newly built 3 bed, 2.5 bth, 2 car gar, designer<br />

finishes, walk to beach, close to downtown.<br />

934 SW 34th Court-Boynton Beach<br />

Asking - $589,000<br />

Perfectly situated in the beautiful Lake Eden area 4 bed-3.5<br />

bath home with lushly landscaped yard, move right in!<br />

240 Sherwood Forest Drive - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $450,000<br />

Great Buy in this non-required membership Golf<br />

community. 5 mins to trendy <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, 3 bed,2.5bt.<br />

133 N Pompano Bch Blvd 31209<br />

Asking - $439,000<br />

Steps to the sand in this oceanfront building, 2 bed, 2 bath<br />

remodeled condo with ocean views from every room.<br />

5200 N Ocean Boulevard, 1406b,- Lauderdale By The Sea<br />

Asking - $ 430,000<br />

Wake up in paradise! This 14th floor oasis has direct ocean<br />

views. Enjoy beachfront living with all of the amenities!<br />

PENDING<br />

1862 NW 93rd Terrace - Coral Springs<br />

Asking - $309,000<br />

Beautiful neighborhood located in the heart of Coral<br />

Springs. Community has impeccably maintained streets.<br />

30 Andrews <strong>Ave</strong>nue 26C<br />

15397 Lake Gardenia Place - Delray Beach<br />

Asking - $299,900<br />

Asking - $229,000<br />

Garden style studio condo, quaint and charming, just 300 steps<br />

Floral Lakes, minutes from Downtown Delray<br />

to the sand and trendy Atlantc <strong>Ave</strong>. No rental restrictions!<br />

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3-5<br />

chris evert/raymond james pro-celebrity tennis classic<br />

1<br />

shark feeding<br />

3<br />

Old school presents n2 nation<br />

4<br />

Polly Gibbons with<br />

the Kevin Bales Trio<br />

1-30- Shark Feeding – Tues-Sat -<br />

10:30am, Sun1:30pm- $5. Alligator<br />

Feeding – Wed & Sat 1pm. Stingray<br />

Feeding - Tues-Sun- 2:45pm. 561-<br />

274-7263, sandowayhouse.org<br />

1-30 Sandoway Discovery Center<br />

Jr. Shark Biologist – Wed &<br />

Sun 3:15pm. Free. Designed as a mock<br />

shark study, students will be given<br />

the task of collecting, examining their<br />

“sharks”, recording data and tagging.<br />

561-274-7263, sandowayhouse.org<br />

1-30 Pickleball – $3-4. Call for<br />

times. Pompey Park Community Center.<br />

561-243-7356. Delray Beach Community<br />

Center. 561-243-7250. Delray<br />

Beach Tennis Center 561-243-7360.<br />

mydelraybeach.com<br />

1-30 Savor Our City Culinary<br />

Private Tours – Private customized<br />

tours of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> and Pineapple<br />

Grove for groups of 10 or more guests.<br />

Have less than 10 in your group? Call<br />

for a quote. 954-410-3177, info@SavorOurCity.com<br />

1 Wine, Women & Wisdom at the<br />

Delray Beach Playhouse – $30-<br />

45. 5:30pm. Join us for wine and an<br />

inspirational evening with four wonderfully<br />

wise women. 561-278-0424,<br />

delraybeach.com<br />

2 Arts Garage presents Feedback<br />

– 8-11pm. $10-12. Calling all<br />

poets, writers, and lyricists! 561-450-<br />

6357, artsgarage.org<br />

3 Delray Beach <strong>2017</strong> All-America<br />

City Award Ceremony – 6:45pm.<br />

Old School Square Pavilion. During<br />

the celebration, attendees can look<br />

forward to giveaways and a giant cake<br />

cutting ceremony. In partnership with<br />

Old School Square, the N2 Nation, a<br />

fabulous Motown Tribute band, will<br />

take the stage at 7:30 p.m. The concert<br />

and celebration are free to the public.<br />

3 Old School Square Free FriDAy<br />

Night Concerts – 7:30pm. Featuring<br />

N2 Nation – Motown Covers. 561-<br />

243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

3 First Friday Art wAlk – 6-9pm.<br />

Stroll through art galleries and working<br />

studios, and meet talented, local<br />

artists. 561-243-1077, DowntownDelrayBeach.com/Events<br />

3 Arts Garage presents All That<br />

Jazz – 6:30pm. $150. You’re invited to<br />

a night of cocktails, dinner, and dancing<br />

with LIVE JAZZ by the talented Gianni<br />

Bianchini Trio. The Silent Auction and<br />

Live Auction to benefit Arts Garage!<br />

1920s Attire Admired, But Not Required.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

3-5 Chris Evert / Raymond James<br />

Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic –<br />

$20+. Head to the Delray Beach Tennis<br />

Center for two fun-filled days of<br />

great tennis action. Each year, wellknown<br />

personalities join Chrissie for<br />

fun, fast-paced, competitive matches<br />

to raise money to help at-risk families<br />

throughout Florida. 561-394-2400,<br />

chrisevert.org<br />

4 Arts Garage presents Polly<br />

Gibbons with the Kevin Bales Trio<br />

ft. PAUl Bollenback – 8pm. $30-45.<br />

Jazz, Blues, and Soul. Code: BEACH for<br />

$5 off. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

4,5,11,12 Delray Arts League<br />

at Old School Square – Saturday<br />

Nove m b e r 4 t h 3 P M – 7 P M ;<br />

S unday N ove m b e r 5 t h 1 1 A M – 7 P M ;<br />

Saturday N ove m b e r 1 1 t h 3 P M – 7 P M ;<br />

Sunday <strong>November</strong> 12th 11AM – 7PM<br />

4, 11, 18, 25 Delray Beach Green-<br />

Market – 9am-2pm. The GreenMarket<br />

is an open air marketplace located<br />

at Old School Square Pavilion. delraycra.org/greenmarket<br />

5 Arts Garage presents<br />

Bashaum Stewart & B-Stew<br />

Band – 7pm. $30-45.Contemporary<br />

Jazz. Code: BEACH for $5 off. 561-450-<br />

6357, artsgarage.org<br />

6 Senior Expo – 9:30am-1:30pm. Free.<br />

Make your retirement years the best<br />

of your life. South County Civic Center.<br />

754-246-2874, retirement-times.com<br />

8 Women’s National Book Association<br />

presents How to Edit<br />

Yourself Without Stepping on<br />

your Muse – 6:30pm. Members,<br />

free. Nonmembers, $10. Murder on the<br />

Beach Bookstore, president.WNBASo-<br />

Fla@gmail.com.<br />

8 The Cornell Art Museum<br />

Grand Opening Celebration –<br />

7pm. $10, Free for members. The Cornell<br />

Art Museum celebrates their million-dollar<br />

renovation with a special<br />

exhibition, “Looking Glass,” reflecting<br />

its dedication to the best and brightest<br />

in contemporary art. 561-243-7922,<br />

oldschoolsquare.org<br />

9 Murder on the Beach Bookstore<br />

Booksignings – 7pm. Troy<br />

Amdahl and Dave Braun will speak<br />

and sign Oola $16.95. 561-279-7790,<br />

murderonthebeach.com<br />

10 Old School Square Free Friday<br />

Night Concerts – 7:30pm.<br />

Featuring Orange Sunshine – 60’s Hits.<br />

561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

10 Murder on the Beach Bookstore<br />

Booksignings – 7pm. Pat<br />

Gussin will speak and sign Come<br />

Home, $26.95. 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

10 Arts Garage presents Elio<br />

Piedra Quartet – 8pm. $30-45. Afro<br />

Cuban Latin Jazz. Code: BEACH for $5<br />

off. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

11 Veteran’s Day Ceremony –<br />

10am. Veteran’s Park. Honor our local<br />

WWII Veterans and wounded warriors.<br />

Contact Delores Rangel for more<br />

information 561-243-7000 x1110.<br />

11 Savor Our City Culinary Tour<br />

tASte <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue – 11am.<br />

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delray beach turkey trot 5k run and walk 18<br />

12<br />

doug cameron<br />

19<br />

$75. Culinary walking tour along <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>nue. Reservations Required:<br />

954-410-3177, savorourcity.com<br />

11 Fleetwood Max at Old School<br />

SqUARe – 8pm. $25-75. This band is<br />

an authentic recreation of the music,<br />

magic and incredible stage production<br />

of the legendary Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood<br />

Mac! 561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

11 Ride and Remember Trolley<br />

– 10am-12pm- $25. Spady Museum.<br />

When you board the “Ride & Remember”<br />

Trolley Tour, the history of Delray<br />

Beach comes alive! spadymuseum.com<br />

12 Arts Garage presents Doug<br />

cAMeron – 7pm. $30-45. Contemporary<br />

Jazz. BEACH for $5 off. 561-450-<br />

6357, artsgarage.org<br />

14 Delray Beach Chamber of<br />

Commerce Contacts & Cocktails<br />

at Deluxe Proprerties – 5:15-<br />

7pm. Join the Chamber of Commerce<br />

at Deluxe Properties for cocktails, conversations<br />

and culinary delights! Celebrate<br />

Deluxe Properties 2nd Anniversary!<br />

561-278-0424, delraybeach.com<br />

14 Arts Garage presents Shine<br />

– 8pm. $10-12. Are you an inspiring<br />

artist, writer, or musician who is itching<br />

for a spot in the limelight? Well<br />

now is your chance to SHINE! Arts Garage<br />

presents SHINE, a monthly open<br />

mic showcase for local talent, hosted<br />

by our new emcee Chunky. 561-450-<br />

6357, artsgarage.org<br />

17-19 Delray Beach Gamma Pickleball<br />

Classic – 8am-5pm. Come<br />

and watch the fasting growing sport<br />

in America at the Delray Beach Tennis<br />

Center. pickleballtournaments.com<br />

17 Arts Garage presents PAUl<br />

Nelson Band – 8pm. $30-45. Rock &<br />

Blues. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

17-18 Treasures & Trinkets flea<br />

market with Silent Auction, Raffle,<br />

and Door Prizes! – Preview<br />

Party, Friday, Nov 17, 5pm - 7:30pm,<br />

$20 per person ($15 in advance). Shop<br />

for fabulous upscale treasures & trinkets<br />

for all budgets offered by over 35<br />

table. “merchants”, place your bid on<br />

over 25 Silent Auction items including<br />

a week stay in the Highlands, North<br />

Carolina, Disney Park tickets, dining<br />

venues, sporting events and much<br />

more while enjoying wine and appetizers<br />

as you browse through the market.<br />

Buy a raffle ticket or two and find out<br />

if your name is drawn for a 4 night, 5<br />

day stay at The Dromoland Castle in<br />

Ireland! - Flea Market & Festival, Saturday,<br />

Nov 18, 8:30am - 1:30pm, Free<br />

admission. Enjoy coffee and pastries<br />

while browsing through the indoor<br />

and outdoor market, join in for the<br />

scavenger hunt, stroll through the<br />

Children’s Garden or simply enjoy the<br />

music and a hot dog fresh off the grill.<br />

Stanley, the Florida Panther’s mascot<br />

will be on site from noon until 1 to sign<br />

autographs. All proceeds benefit the<br />

missions and ministries of St. Paul’s.<br />

18 Delray Beach Turkey Trot 5K<br />

Run and Walk – $10-25. Registration<br />

6am; Race 7:30 am. Proceeds from<br />

19<br />

the Turkey Trot benefit the “Keith<br />

Straghn Feed the Hungry Thanksgiving<br />

Drive”. Anchor Park, 561-243-<br />

7000x5101, runsignup.com<br />

18,19 Delray Arts League at Veterans<br />

Park – Saturday <strong>November</strong><br />

18th 9:30AM – 4:30PM; Sunday <strong>November</strong><br />

19th 9:30AM – 4:30PM<br />

18-21 Delray Beach Open Wildcard<br />

Survivor Event – Winner<br />

receives a Wildcard into the Qualifying<br />

tournament for the 2018 Delray Beach<br />

Open, including prize money and hospitality.<br />

Must register by Nov 15. 561-<br />

330-6003, yellowtennisball.com<br />

18 Morikami Family Fun Days –<br />

12:30pm. Celebrate Seven-Five-Three<br />

Day, Shichi-Go-San, a Japanese rite of<br />

passage for three and seven year old girls<br />

and five year old boys. morikami.org<br />

18 Arts gARAge PResents Hello<br />

Elevator and the Fireside<br />

Prophets – 8pm. $10-12. The Delray<br />

Beach-based experimental Hip-Hop<br />

band mixes their style with thoughtprovoking<br />

lyrics paired with hypnotic<br />

melodies for a sound that is truly enigmatic.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

19 Music at St. PAUl’s presents<br />

Duo Beaux Arts – 3pm (pre-concert<br />

conversation with pianist Tao Lin and<br />

Dr. Paul Cienniwa at 2:30pm). $20 general<br />

admission / 18 and under FREE.<br />

st. paul’s presents duo beaux arts<br />

17 Old School SqUARe Free Friday<br />

Night Concerts – 7:30pm.<br />

Featuring Classic Rock Therapy – Classic<br />

Rock Covers. 561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

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9-feb 25<br />

The Cornell Art Museum Presents “Looking Glass”<br />

30<br />

100 ft. christmas tree lghting<br />

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is handicapped<br />

accessible. For more information,<br />

visit http://www.music.stpaulsdelray.org<br />

19 Arts Garage presents Brandon<br />

Santini – 7pm. $30-45. Memphis<br />

Blues. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

19 Murder on the Beach Book<br />

Clubs – 3pm. The Sunday Sleuths<br />

Book Club will discuss Bring Her Home<br />

by David Bell $16. 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

19 Murder on the Beach Bookstore<br />

Booksignings – 7pm. Diane<br />

Capri will speak and sign Jack the<br />

Reaper, $14.95. 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

21 Murder on the Beach Book<br />

Clubs – 6:30pm. The Tuesday Murder<br />

Club Book Club will discuss Neon<br />

Rain by Lee Burke $16. 561-279-7790,<br />

murderonthebeach.com<br />

23 Happy Thanksgiving!<br />

23 Thanksgiving Day Cruises –<br />

12pm-2pm, or 4pm-6pm. $60-70. Cruises<br />

begin boarding 30 minutes prior to<br />

departure. Spend Thanksgiving with<br />

your loved ones cruising aboard the<br />

Lady <strong>Atlantic</strong>. Reservations Required:<br />

Delray Yacht Cruises 561-243-0686<br />

24 Old School SqUARe Free Friday<br />

Night Concerts – 7:30pm. Featuring<br />

The Long Run – Eagles Tribute.<br />

Weather permitting; bring lawn chairs,<br />

and bring the family, but no pets or<br />

outside food and beverage. Food trucks<br />

and cash bar are available. 561-243-<br />

7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

5-9pm, Sat 10am-9pm, Sunday 1pm-<br />

9pm. 100ftChristmasTree.com<br />

25 Arts Garage presents Felipe<br />

Lamoglia – 8pm. $30-45. Latin Jazz<br />

Saxophonist. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

25 & 26 18th Annual Downtown<br />

Delray Beach Thanksgiving<br />

Weekend Art Festival – Free.<br />

10am-5pm. Presented by Howard Alan<br />

Events. Pineapple Grove Arts District<br />

NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>nue & <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue. artfestival.com<br />

26 Arts Garage presents The<br />

Rockin Jake Band – 7pm. $10-15.<br />

The Rockin’ Jake Band is a tight; four<br />

piece unit blending Blues, Jazz, R&B,<br />

Zydeco and Island Music into a unique<br />

high-energy original show. 561-450-<br />

6357, artsgarage.org<br />

27-Dec 2 59th Annual NAIA Men’s<br />

Collegiate Soccer National<br />

Championship – $10-25. Join us at<br />

the Seacrest Soccer Complex for Men’s<br />

College Soccer-16-Team Single Elimination<br />

Tournament daily. Times vary.<br />

NAIA.org<br />

28 Arts Garage presents VIBE<br />

– 8pm. $10-12. Vibe brings local musicians<br />

together in a collaborative<br />

performance environment creating a<br />

nurturing community of and for the participants.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

24<br />

30 100ft. Christmas Tree Lighting<br />

– 5-9pm. The Delray Beach 100ft<br />

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony is<br />

one of the largest and most celebrated<br />

holiday events in Palm Beach County.<br />

Festivities begin at 5pm. A month long<br />

celebration kicks off with Santa lighting<br />

the famous 100ft Christmas Tree<br />

at 7:15pm. Directly following the Tree<br />

Lighting Santa will be available for photos!<br />

Enjoy ice-skating, Putt’n Around<br />

Mini Golf, & Carousel. Event is free,<br />

activities for a nominal fee! Old School<br />

Square Park. 100ftChristmasTree.com<br />

30-Dec 2 Southern Handcraft<br />

Society of Boca Ration presents<br />

“Southern Christmas” at Patch<br />

Reef Park – 2000 Yamato Rd., Boca<br />

Raton, FL 33431. Thursday, Nov. 30th<br />

1pm - 9pm, Friday, Dec. 1st 9am - 9pm,<br />

Saturday, Dec. 2nd 9am - 1pm.<br />

Exhibits:<br />

9-Feb 25 The Cornell Art Museum<br />

Presents “Looking Glass”<br />

– Tues-Sat 10am-5pm. Sun 1-5pm.<br />

$8, Free for members. This group exhibition<br />

marks the first show in the<br />

Museum’s renovated galleries and features<br />

artwork that incorporates reflection,<br />

be it the reflection of the viewer<br />

or the space around the art piece. The<br />

exhibition welcomes viewers to experience<br />

a sense of belonging and see<br />

themselves in the museum. Art selfies<br />

are encouraged! 561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

24 Arts Garage presents Selwyn<br />

Birchwood Band – 8pm. $20-30.<br />

Blues. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

24 Old School SqUARe Holiday<br />

cARousel – Opens - Monday - Friday<br />

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1 2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

1 Joe, Colleen @ Shears of Faith<br />

2 Vincent @ Smoke Inn<br />

3 Nicole, Caroline @ European Wax Center<br />

4 Brianna @ Slash Fitness<br />

5 Roberto, Rafira, Karly, Terrence, Miranda @ Massage Heights<br />

6 Kristin, Brandi, Dr. Drew Schnitt, Rick, Dr. Jacquelin Tutiven,<br />

Kathy, Brittany, Angela @ Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa<br />

7 Maryelle, Camelly, Carol, Crystal @ Shear Luck Salon<br />

8 Amanda, Hannah, Linda, Candance, Stacey @<br />

Leighton Design Group<br />

9 Janesse, Manny, Shaun, Sharon, Vanda, Ciccio,<br />

Roberto, Anthony @ Scuola Vecchia<br />

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1 2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

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1 Jesus @ Puro’s Cigars<br />

2 Allyson @ Lang Realty<br />

3 Rhonda @ Changing Faces MakeUp<br />

4 Ludmila, Yori, Charles, Marta, Ray, Max, Victoria,<br />

Alexander, Ella @ ORCCA<br />

5 Joe, Whitney, Derek @ Shears of Faith<br />

6 Rod & Kia @ Mitsubishi Motors Delray Beach LP Group<br />

7 Alexandra, Juli, Victoria @ Gold Coast Dermatology<br />

8 Emma, Sue @ One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon<br />

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otta Know<br />

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otta See<br />

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By lisa marie<br />

<strong>November</strong> 1<br />

A Bad Moms Christmas follows three<br />

under-appreciated and over-burdened women<br />

as they rebel against the challenges and<br />

expectations of the Super Bowl for moms:<br />

Christmas. And if creating a more perfect<br />

holiday for their families wasn’t hard enough,<br />

they have to do all of that while hosting and<br />

entertaining their own mothers. By the end<br />

of the journey, our moms will redefine how to<br />

make the holidays special for all and discover<br />

a closer relationship with their mothers. Milas<br />

Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn, all<br />

return. And this time we get to meet their<br />

mothers - played by Cheryl Hines, Christine<br />

Baranski and Susan Sarandon.<br />

<strong>November</strong> 3<br />

Thor: Ragnarok from Marvel Studios -<br />

Thor is imprisoned on the other side of the<br />

universe without his mighty hammer and<br />

finds himself in a race against time to get<br />

back to Asgard to stop Ragnarok--the destruction<br />

of his homeworld and the end of<br />

Asgardian civilization--at the hands of an<br />

all-powerful new threat, the ruthless Hela.<br />

But first he must survive a deadly gladiatorial<br />

contest that pits him against his former<br />

ally and fellow <strong>Ave</strong>nger--the Incredible Hulk!<br />

Chris Hemsworth is back as Thor plus Cate<br />

Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, Tessa Thompson<br />

and many more!<br />

<strong>November</strong> 10<br />

Daddy’s Home 2 Dusty (Mark Wahlberg)<br />

and Brad (Will Ferrell) have joined forces to<br />

provide their kids with the perfect Christmas.<br />

Their newfound partnership is put to<br />

the test when Dusty’s old-school, macho Dad<br />

(Mel Gibson) and Brad’s ultra-affectionate<br />

and emotional Dad (John Lithgow) arrive<br />

just in time to throw the holiday into complete<br />

chaos.<br />

Murder on the Orient Express What<br />

starts out as a lavish train ride through Europe<br />

quickly unfolds into one of the most<br />

stylish, suspenseful and thrilling mysteries<br />

ever told. From the novel by best-selling<br />

author Agatha Christie, “Murder on the Orient<br />

Express” tells the tale of thirteen strangers<br />

stranded on a train, where everyone’s a<br />

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suspect. One man must race against time to<br />

solve the puzzle before the murderer strikes<br />

again. Kenneth Branagh directs and leads an<br />

all-star cast including Penélope Cruz, Willem<br />

Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Michelle<br />

Pfeiffer, Daisy Ridley and Josh Gad.<br />

<strong>November</strong> 17<br />

Justice League Fueled by his restored<br />

faith in humanity and inspired by Superman’s<br />

selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the<br />

help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince, to<br />

face an even greater enemy. Together, Batman<br />

and Wonder Woman work quickly to<br />

find and recruit a team of metahumans to<br />

stand against this newly awakened threat.<br />

But despite the formation of this unprecedented<br />

league of heroes--Batman, Wonder<br />

Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash--<br />

it may already be too late to save the planet<br />

from an assault of catastrophic proportions.<br />

The Star from Sony pictures comes a<br />

small but brave donkey named Bo who<br />

yearns for a life beyond his daily grind at<br />

the village mill. One day he finds the courage<br />

to break free, and finally goes on<br />

the adventure of his dreams. On<br />

his journey, he teams up with<br />

Ruth, a lovable sheep who has<br />

lost her flock, and Dave, a dove<br />

with lofty aspirations. Along<br />

with three wisecracking camels<br />

and some eccentric stable<br />

animals, Bo and his new<br />

friends follow the Star and<br />

become unlikely heroes in<br />

the greatest story ever told<br />

- the first Christmas.<br />

<strong>November</strong> 22<br />

Chappaquiddick Ted<br />

Kennedy’s life and political<br />

career become derailed<br />

in the aftermath<br />

of a fatal car accident<br />

in 1969 that claims the<br />

life of a young campaign<br />

strategist, Mary Jo Kopechne.<br />

Starring Kate<br />

Mara, Jason Clarke and<br />

Bruce Dern.<br />

The Man Who Invented Christmas tells<br />

of the magical journey that led to the creation<br />

of Ebenezer Scrooge (Christopher Plummer),<br />

Tiny Tim and other classic characters from A<br />

Christmas Carol. Directed by Bharat Nalluri,<br />

the film shows how Charles Dickens (Dan<br />

Stevens) mixed real life inspirations with his<br />

vivid imagination to conjure up unforgettable<br />

characters and a timeless tale, forever<br />

changing the holiday season into the celebration<br />

we know today.<br />

Polaroid From the producers of the THE<br />

RING and THE GRUDGE and based on the<br />

award-winning short by Lars Klevberg,<br />

comes the next iconic and bold new vision<br />

in horror: POLAROID. High school loner Bird<br />

Fitcher has no idea what dark secrets are tied<br />

to the mysterious Polaroid vintage camera<br />

she stumbles upon, but it doesn’t take long<br />

to discover that those who have their picture<br />

taken meet a tragic end.<br />

Penélope Cruz<br />

“murder on the<br />

orient express”


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otta Hear<br />

entertainment | goTTA HEAR By lisa marie<br />

<strong>November</strong> 1<br />

John Cleese – Live on Stage<br />

$40 & up.<br />

Monty Python & The Holy Grail<br />

8pm at Kravis Center, WPB<br />

www.kravis.org<br />

Roger Daltrey<br />

$55 - $155.<br />

8pm at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard<br />

Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood, Fl<br />

www.seminolehardrockhollywood.com<br />

Jon Bellion<br />

$27.50 - $42.50.<br />

8pm at The Fillmore Miami Beach<br />

Jackie Gleason Theater<br />

www.fillimoremb.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 4<br />

Tracy Morgan<br />

$40, $50, $70.<br />

8pm at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard<br />

Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood, Fl<br />

www.seminolehardrockhollywood.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 9<br />

Shaggy<br />

$25.<br />

7:30pm at Revolution Live<br />

Ft Lauderdale<br />

www.jointherevolution.net<br />

<strong>November</strong> 10<br />

Jethro Tull by Ian Anderson<br />

$62.45 & up.<br />

7pm at Mizner Park Amphitheater<br />

Boca Raton<br />

www.myboca.us/826/Mizner-Park-<br />

Amphitheater<br />

<strong>November</strong> 11<br />

The Prince & Michael JACkson<br />

Experience<br />

$28.62 - $76.32.<br />

7:30pm at Coral Springs Center for the<br />

Arts, Coral Springs<br />

www.coralspringscenterforthearts.com<br />

Lindsey Buckingham &<br />

Christine McVie<br />

$40 - $155.<br />

8pm at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard<br />

Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood, Fl<br />

www.seminolehardrockhollywood.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 12<br />

Jay Z<br />

4:44 Tour with special guest Vic Mensa<br />

8pm at American Airlines Arena, Miami.<br />

www.aaaarena.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 17<br />

Paul Nelson Band<br />

$30 - $45.<br />

8pm The Arts Garage, Delray Beach<br />

www.artsgarage.org<br />

Marc Anthony (and also Nov 18th)<br />

Full Circle Tour with special<br />

guest Alex Sensation<br />

8pm at American Airlines Arena, Miami.<br />

www.aaaarena.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 24<br />

Selwyn Birchwood Band<br />

$20 - $30.<br />

8pm at The Arts Garage, Delray Beach<br />

www.artsgarage.org<br />

<strong>November</strong> 26<br />

Suicide Boys<br />

$25.50 - $42.<br />

7pm at Revolution Live, Ft Lauderdale<br />

www.jointherevolution.net<br />

<strong>November</strong> 30<br />

Lady Gaga<br />

Joanne Tour<br />

7:30pm at American Airlines Arena,<br />

Miami.<br />

www.aaaarena.com<br />

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otta Read<br />

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The Noel Diary<br />

by Richard PAUL eVAns<br />

Released <strong>November</strong> 7, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Jason Chercher is not doing well in love or<br />

life. Just two weeks after his wife leaves him<br />

he receives a phone call that his estranged<br />

mother has passed away, days before Christmas—leaving<br />

her home and all her belongings<br />

to him. Frankly, he would like to see everything<br />

just burned. But curiosity about his<br />

past and anxiety about his future fuels him<br />

to make the drive from Salt Lake City to her<br />

home in Medford, Oregon. Maybe cleaning<br />

out her house will be slightly less depressing<br />

than spending the holidays, alone, watching<br />

re-runs of Christmas classics.<br />

While going through her things he comes<br />

upon her diary and the record of his childhood.<br />

He learns that his mother suffered<br />

from severe depression and during that difficult<br />

time he was taken care of by a young,<br />

unwed mother who was living with his<br />

family. The only clue he has to the woman’s<br />

identity is her name: Noel, which is an eerily<br />

fitting discovery on Christmas Eve. As<br />

Jason reads the diary he begins to uncover<br />

the source of his pain in relationships and<br />

understand that what he believed to be the<br />

truth of his past was actually a lie. That’s<br />

when he begins a journey to find Noel, wondering<br />

if she might hold the truth he needs<br />

to bring him peace and love.<br />

American Drifter<br />

by Heather Graham,<br />

Chad Michael Murray<br />

Released <strong>November</strong> 14, <strong>2017</strong><br />

young veteran of the US Army, River<br />

A Roulet is struggling to shake the horrors<br />

of his past. War is behind him, but the<br />

memories remain. Desperate to distract<br />

himself from the images haunting him daily,<br />

River abandons the world he knows and<br />

flees to the country he’s always dreamed of<br />

visiting: Brazil.<br />

Rio de Janeiro is everything he hoped for<br />

and more. In the lead-up to Carnaval, the<br />

city is alight with music, energy, and life.<br />

With a few friends at his side, River seems<br />

to be pulling his life together at last.<br />

Then he meets the enchanting Natal, an<br />

impassioned journalist and free spirit—who<br />

lives with the gangster that rules much of Rio.<br />

As their romance blossoms, River and<br />

Natal flee together into the interior of Brazil,<br />

where they are pursued by the sadistic<br />

drug lord, Tio Amato, and his men. When<br />

River is forced to kill one of those men, the<br />

chase becomes even deadlier. Not only is the<br />

powerful drug boss after them, the Brazilian<br />

government is on their trail as well.<br />

Will the two lovers escape—and will River<br />

ever be free of the bloody memories that<br />

haunt him?<br />

Talking With Your<br />

Child About Their<br />

Autism Diagnosis:<br />

A Guide For Parents<br />

by Raelene Dundon<br />

Released <strong>November</strong> 21, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Telling your child about their autism diagnosis<br />

can be daunting. Will they be better<br />

off for knowing? What’s the right way to tell<br />

them? Should you inform anyone else too?<br />

As a mother of two children on the spectrum,<br />

with over ten years’ experience as a<br />

psychologist specialising in childhood autism,<br />

Raelene Dundon has all the tips you’ll<br />

need. In this concise book, she sets out<br />

case studies, examples and resources that<br />

will equip you to make your own informed<br />

choices and help your whole family to live<br />

well with autism. Part One provides ways to<br />

tell children of different ages and development<br />

levels about their diagnosis, including<br />

photocopiable and downloadable worksheets<br />

designed to help diagnosed children<br />

understand autism, and gives advice<br />

on what to do if they react in a negative or<br />

unexpected way to the news. Part Two explores<br />

the pros and cons of sharing the diagnosis<br />

with others, including family, friends,<br />

school staff and your child’s classmates,<br />

and guides you through what to do if others<br />

don’t understand or accept the diagnosis.<br />

Power Struggle<br />

by Carolyn Arnold<br />

Released <strong>November</strong> 28, <strong>2017</strong><br />

It’s been ten months since Detective Madison<br />

Knight almost died at the hands of<br />

Russian Mafia hit man Constantine Romanov.<br />

She hasn’t seen hide nor hair of him<br />

since he escaped police custody and fled to<br />

Russia soon after his arrest, except now her<br />

latest murder investigation gives her reason<br />

to believe he’s back in town. Seeing as the<br />

victim is the man who killed her grandfather,<br />

her perspective may be a little skewed,<br />

but with the MO smacking of Constantine<br />

and the victim’s connections to the mob, she<br />

finds it hard to be objective. Still, she’s doing<br />

her best to consider all the evidence.<br />

When she receives a threatening letter<br />

from Constantine, however, her suspicions<br />

are confirmed. And he’s made it abundantly<br />

clear that not only does he plan to finish<br />

what he started but he has her family and<br />

loved ones in the crosshairs, too. Madison<br />

vows to do whatever it takes to save them,<br />

but as the hours race by, the body count<br />

rises. And the stakes only get higher when<br />

Madison’s sister, Chelsea, goes missing.<br />

Now, Madison’s only play is to take Chelsea’s<br />

disappearance for what it really means:<br />

Constantine is calling Madison out for one final<br />

showdown. And they won’t both survive…<br />

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TRAVEL | Caribbean Islands<br />

By Jeff Dash<br />

Caribbean Island’s<br />

Recovery Update<br />

Hurricane Irma was reported<br />

to be the largest hurricane on<br />

record in the <strong>Atlantic</strong> Ocean with<br />

Category 5 winds exceeding<br />

185 mph. The results of this<br />

natural phenomenon have<br />

impacted Caribbean islands and<br />

will require herculean efforts by<br />

the island nations.<br />

Relying on the upcoming tourism season, the devastated islands<br />

are anxious to get electricity, vital services and infrastructure<br />

back online just as quickly as humanly possible.<br />

Hurricane Maria, missing the U.S. mainland, destroyed the U.S.<br />

territory of Puerto Rico with a Category 4 direct hit on September<br />

20th. Power outage was initially 100%. There are still a reported<br />

15,000 U.S. military and FEMA workers on the island. A majority<br />

of the population is still without power, and still cut off from food,<br />

clean water and shelter. Hospitals which were running low on fuel<br />

and generators, are just now seeing some improvement in the recovery.<br />

Cell phone service will be slower in the recovery, as close<br />

to 95 percent of the towers were knocked out of service. It is an<br />

unprecedented tragedy for our 3.5 million U.S. citizens.<br />

Initially, the three cruise lines operating in the Caribbean in September,<br />

Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and Carnival all pitched in to<br />

pick up tourists and residents, looking to get off the islands, as airports<br />

were closed. FEMA has chartered the Bahamas Cruise Line’s<br />

Grand Celebration to house the first responders and displaced<br />

residents to help in the recovery effort. The ship is docked in St.<br />

Thomas. They have also chartered Carnival Cruise Line’s Fascination,<br />

which is docked in Puerto Rico.<br />

Here are damage reports relating to<br />

cruise line itineraries, island destinations<br />

and updated hotel closures:<br />

The Virgins, St. Thomas and St. John received extensive damage.<br />

Sugar Bay Resort sustained enough damage to render it closed for<br />

the rest of <strong>2017</strong>. Richard Branson’s Necker Island in the British<br />

Virgin Islands was heavily damaged. He rode out the Category 5<br />

storm in his wine cellar. The port has reopened. The shops in town,<br />

and by the pier welcome your business. The few hotels which are<br />

PHOTO BY LIONEL CHAMOISEAU, AFP/Getty Images<br />

Hurricane Irma Pummels Turks & Caicos<br />

open may be booked with the contractors, who have to rebuild the<br />

infrastructure.<br />

Sustaining a direct hit, St Barts lost not only it’s power and communication,<br />

but also its airport. St. Maartin lost its airport, now reopened.<br />

The three Sonesta properties and the Westin Dawn Beach<br />

suffered extensive damage, while the Hotel Riu Palace is reportedly<br />

fine and open. Antigua was largely unscathed, and St. Kitts had<br />

minimal damage. Anguilla report moderate to severe damage, but<br />

Barbuda is devastated.<br />

Sandals Resorts report that Beaches Turks and Caicos is closed<br />

until December 14. The Sandals Grand Antigua will reopen December<br />

20. The Bahamas and Nassau locations are open.<br />

Still as big as they were, Irma and Maria only affected a small<br />

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PHOTO BY Martin Bureau, AFP/Getty Images<br />

A street in St. MAartin after Hurricane Irma<br />

slice of the vast Caribbean Sea. While they left a trail of destruction<br />

across a string of Eastern Caribbean islands, the<br />

storms didn’t touch the Western Caribbean--home to more<br />

than a dozen cruise ports including Cozumel, and Costa Maya<br />

Mexico; Falmouth, Jamaica; and Harvest Caye, Belize. Nor did<br />

it affect Southern Caribbean cruise destinations such as Aruba,<br />

Bonaire, Curacao, St. Lucia and Barbados. Also open are<br />

Havana, Cuba, Nassau and Freeport, Bahamas and Key West.<br />

We advise the discerning traveler to work closely with<br />

your professional travel consultant to determine your best<br />

travel options as the Caribbean continues to repair and rejuvenate<br />

from this latest devastating hurricane season. Our<br />

thoughts and prayers go out to all those impacted by the high<br />

impact hurricanes, Irma and Maria. Our gratitude extends to<br />

the unsung heroes and like kind neighbors, first responders<br />

and all who are still assisting in the efforts to rebuild.<br />

Dash Travel has been there since 1959. They have been on<br />

all 7 continents, to over 100 countries, all 50 states and on<br />

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Dr. Norton’s passion for skin health and<br />

her one-on-one approach have made<br />

her a favorite in South Florida.<br />

Elissa S. Norton, MD<br />

Board Certified Dermatologist<br />

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A RoYAL Marine speaks to a resident in Tortola, British Virgin Islands<br />

PHOTO BY REUTERS<br />

SKIN CONDITIONS COSMETIC PROCEDURES SKIN CARE<br />

MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY AESTHETIC SERVICES<br />

www.<strong>Atlantic</strong><strong>Ave</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.com | november <strong>2017</strong> | 55


health & beauty | pain relief<br />

By dr. john conde<br />

How To Fix That<br />

“Pain In The Neck”<br />

Neck pain can be, well, a “pain in the neck.” It is estimated that<br />

10% of Americans (that’s 30,500,496 people!) are currently<br />

suffering from neck pain. The traditional treatment prescribed<br />

by physicians utilizing pain relievers, muscle relaxants, rest,<br />

and possible soft collar application is no longer the acceptable<br />

standard of care as this regimen only produces symptomatic relief.<br />

According to a landmark report furnished by the Task Force<br />

on Neck Pain and its Associated Disorders (which can be<br />

found in the peer reviewed medical journal Spine), some of<br />

the most effective treatments for neck pain include manipulation,<br />

mobilization, massage, and exercise. In addition, cutting-edge research<br />

is exposing the benefits of brain-based therapeutic exercises<br />

for the relief and prevention of neck pain due to the brain’s intimate<br />

control of neck muscles.<br />

The neck is the most dynamic part of the spine. Its main functions<br />

are to protect the spinal cord, provide the foundation for the<br />

skull, and act as a bridge connecting the skull with the rest of the<br />

body. However, it has to be flexible enough to allow movement<br />

in six different planes. This makes the neck the most<br />

vulnerable region of the spine to injury. It is lined with a<br />

high concentration of compression sensitive sensors<br />

(joint mechanoreceptors), which when triggered provide<br />

a high powered stimulation to the brain which<br />

is essential for its health. The small muscles which<br />

surround the neck play a large role in the overall<br />

health of the neck. Reflexes generated in these<br />

muscles in response to stretch relay through a certain<br />

part of the brain termed the cerebellum which<br />

then fire back to keep these same muscles strong.<br />

As a result, brain-based therapies geared towards<br />

the cerebellum produce amazing results concerning<br />

the overall stability of the neck.<br />

The most common neck complaints<br />

involve three distinct<br />

structures: the disc,<br />

the posterior joints<br />

of the spine also<br />

known as the<br />

facet joints, and<br />

the soft tissue regions<br />

including the<br />

ligaments and tendons surrounding the spine. Injury to the discs<br />

which are found between the vertebrae and act as shock absorbers<br />

will produce moderate to severe neck pain with associated pain<br />

into the arm and hand. The pain may be relieved momentarily with<br />

elevation of the affected arm over the head. Facet joint injuries will<br />

also manifest as neck and arm pain but may start without an offensive<br />

behavior like a trauma and will typically produce pain down<br />

the outer arm into the hand. Lastly, soft tissue injury will normally<br />

produce localized pain with severe restriction of movement. Nausea<br />

and headache may accompany the pain. This is commonly<br />

found after motor vehicle accidents.<br />

Many new, advanced therapies are combining physical<br />

medicine such as mobilization exercises, stretch/<br />

strengthening exercises, myofascial release, traction,<br />

decompression, and nutrition with brain-based<br />

exercises targeting the cerebellum region of the<br />

brain. This approach not only focuses on the<br />

neck structures themselves but also the regions<br />

of the brain that control the deep intrinsic<br />

muscles of the neck producing greater<br />

stability. Stop hurting and start living.<br />

The Conde Center For<br />

Chiropractic Neurology<br />

401 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue, Suite #014<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

561-330-6096<br />

www.thecondecenter.com<br />

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health & beauty | dermatology<br />

By dr. thomas c. balshi, m.d.<br />

“Fall Into Peeling”<br />

With A Pumpkin Peel<br />

Autumn has arrived in Delray Beach, and although we may feel<br />

refreshed that cooler air is on the horizon, the long, hot, sunny<br />

summer days may have left our skin craving refreshment.<br />

Did you know that the vegetable (arguably a fruit) most symbolic<br />

of Fall is also one of the best kept secrets for skin care? Pumpkins<br />

signify harvest, holidays and loved ones gathered around<br />

the dinner table in celebration. They also conjure visions of Jack-O-Lanterns,<br />

scary Halloween faces, and the Mount Vesuvius pimple that may<br />

emerge on the chin after over indulging in trick or treat candy. Surprisingly,<br />

pumpkins can also be the source of healthy, radiant skin throughout<br />

the holiday and winter seasons.<br />

That’s right—pumpkin is no longer just for pie and carving funny<br />

faces from a fruit. It can also be used as a peel leaving the skin feeling<br />

wonderful.<br />

This amazing face rejuvenating pumpkin peel revitalizes skin because<br />

it contains the highest concentration of salicylic acid of any plant,<br />

providing potent keratolytic properties (skin smoothing and softening)<br />

and pore cleansing action. Additionally, pumpkin boasts more than 100<br />

beneficial components with the highest concentration of vitamins A, C,<br />

and beta-carotene found in any fruit or vegetable. Its aroma is divine,<br />

elevating the spa experience to an ethereal level.<br />

The perfecting pumpkin peel has simultaneous actions: it exfoliates<br />

and detoxifies as it draws impurities out of the skin while introducing<br />

vitamins, enzymes, and nutrients into the skin. It is an excellent treatment<br />

for those seeking new radiance for the holidays, as it stimulates<br />

circulation, promotes an antioxidant healing process and provides vitamin<br />

nutrition at the cellular level. The perfecting pumpkin peel will even<br />

out discolorations (melasma) of the skin and lighten age spots; it will<br />

shrink pore size and minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.<br />

Unlike more harsh chemical peels, there is no downtime with the<br />

pumpkin peel. This peel will ensure that your skin will be glowing with a<br />

healthy radiance from the moment each dreamy experience concludes.<br />

Ahhh Pumpkin! It’s more than a decorative Halloween tradition or a<br />

seasonal pie filling. It is one of the most nutritional sources of skin healing<br />

vitamins and minerals ever combined in a luxurious dermatologic<br />

spa facial.<br />

At any age, don’t we all need a “treat” in the season of pumpkins and<br />

goblins? The skin perfecting pumpkin peel will bewitch your skin and<br />

leave it with a mischievous, enchanting glow.<br />

Dr. Thomas C. Balshi<br />

4665 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33445<br />

561-272-6000<br />

southflderm.com<br />

www.balshimd.com<br />

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Spinal Decompression Therapy<br />

from The Conde Center<br />

Spinal Decompression Therapy is an FDA approved,<br />

noninvasive, procedure that relieves back pain and<br />

other problems associated with spinal disc injuries and<br />

degeneration. The Conde Center utilizes a state-of-theart<br />

spinal decompression machine that gently relieves<br />

pressures between vertebrae; increasing flexibility in<br />

spinal muscles and ligaments while promoting the<br />

rehydration and retraction of herniated discs alleviating<br />

pain, numbness and tingling.<br />

A recent clinical study indicated that spinal decompression<br />

therapy provided an immediate resolution<br />

of symptoms for 86% of the participants while 84%<br />

remained pain-free 90 days post-treatment.<br />

Contact The Conde Center<br />

today to find out more about<br />

spinal decompression therapy<br />

and all the other ways we can<br />

help you begin your journey<br />

back to better health.<br />

Dr. John Conde,<br />

Board Certified<br />

Chiropractic Neurologist<br />

Decompression = Pain Relief<br />

To learn more please visit us at:<br />

www.thecondecenter.com<br />

email: info@thecondecenter.com<br />

or call: (561) 330-6096<br />

401 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue · Suite 014 · Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

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health & beauty | Your Dental Health<br />

By craig spodak, dmd, pa<br />

Five Long-Term Impacts<br />

Of Avoiding Dental Care<br />

Seeing your dentist and regularly<br />

brushing and flossing have lasting<br />

impacts on dental health.<br />

There are a myriad of reasons why you may avoid seeing your<br />

dentist, and these might include a lack of insurance, your<br />

dental anxiety, an inflexible work schedule, or more. While<br />

you might not feel the negative effects of a lax dental schedule, it<br />

will most definitely add up after time and create lasting impacts on<br />

your smile. It is not only important to have a great at-home dental<br />

regimen, which includes brushing twice a day and flossing at least<br />

once a day, but it is also important to visit your dentist and hygienist<br />

for regularly scheduled appointments.<br />

Tooth Decay<br />

Decay equals cavities. Studies show that bacteria can survive, overgrow<br />

and become unbalanced in one’s mouth, putting the tooth’s<br />

enamel at risk. Once the bacteria eats away at the enamel (which happens<br />

minutes after you ingest food or sugary liquids), your risk for developing<br />

cavities is increased, and cavities cannot be reversed. Small<br />

cavities can be repaired by fillings, but, if the cavity is too large for a<br />

simple filling, the problem can be much more involved and expensive.<br />

Gum Disease<br />

Most people don’t know they have gum disease until it is in the<br />

very later stages of the disease, because gum disease is usually painless.<br />

It causes not only irritation to the gum, but can also lead to<br />

swelling around the tooth. Not only that, gum disease can also cause<br />

your tooth to loosen, shift and become elongated, creating a greater<br />

risk for losing teeth.<br />

Oral Cancer<br />

There are several factors that can cause oral cancer, and include<br />

smoking, alcohol consumption and exposure to UV light. Your dental<br />

team should be checking for any signs of oral cancer at your regularly<br />

scheduled hygiene appointments, so you should know if there are<br />

any problem areas that are cause for concern. Research shows that<br />

there are roughly 50,000 Americans who are diagnosed with oral<br />

cancer each year, so it’s just another reason to make sure you see<br />

your dental team regularly. If you notice a lump, bump or sore that is<br />

present for longer than two weeks, see your dentist right away for an<br />

oral cancer screening.<br />

Painful Toothaches and Tooth Loss<br />

If cavities or tooth issues are left untreated, these issues will eventually<br />

progress into tooth pain that requires more invasive treatment,<br />

such as a root canal or extraction. The infections of the gum<br />

can lead to inflammation, which can result in the separation of the<br />

tooth from the gum, causing the tooth to become very loose to the<br />

point of falling out. Not to mention, tooth pain is incredibly severe<br />

and abscesses (painful, swollen lumps that are filled with pus) are<br />

very dangerous for your overall health.<br />

Risk of Developing Other Diseases<br />

The accumulation of bacteria in the mouth can eventually cause systemic<br />

problems affecting other parts of your body. People who have<br />

gum problems are more than two times likely to develop cardiac problems<br />

like stroke and heart diseases. Additionally, the likelihood of developing<br />

respiratory issues like dementia, erectile problems, diabetes<br />

complications and dysfunction are greatly increased. Gum disease is<br />

also linked to pre-term birth and low birth weight in babies.<br />

The goal of your dental team is to help you keep your teeth for a lifetime,<br />

so give them the opportunity to do so! Not only is it important to<br />

maintain a healthy at-home regimen, but it is also imperative to see your<br />

dentist and hygienist for regularly scheduled visits. At these visits, they<br />

will monitor your dental health, help you maintain a friendly bacterial<br />

balance, check for cavities and oral cancer, and keep your teeth free of<br />

plaque and stain. Take these necessary measures to treat small issues<br />

before they become bigger problems that require additional treatment.<br />

Spodak Dental Group<br />

3911 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach - 561-498-0050<br />

www.SpodakDental.com<br />

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health & beauty | body beautiful<br />

By ashley sica<br />

6<br />

Reasons Your Fitness<br />

Results Might Be Lacking<br />

You’re eating right, exercising and the<br />

results just aren’t there. Here are 6 factors<br />

you may not realize that might be holding<br />

you back from seeing the results you want!<br />

1. Boredom<br />

Doing anything when you’re bored is totally unmotivating, let<br />

alone trying to get our sweat on in the gym. You are less likely<br />

to push yourself, and slacking will come easy! It’s time to switch<br />

things up and try a new class or workout program. Working out<br />

doesn’t always have to be tons of fun, but you should enjoy it!<br />

2. Quitting Too Soon<br />

Most of the time our minds quit before our bodies do. If<br />

you’re not pushing yourself during each workout, your<br />

results are going to be slow and minimal at best. If you<br />

quit 2 seconds after that burn sets in, you’re giving up<br />

too early. It’s not necessarily “no pain no gain,” but it<br />

is definitely no burn no gain!<br />

Don’t be so quick to throw<br />

that dumbbell down when<br />

the going gets tough. Think<br />

about your goal when you<br />

are ready to give up!<br />

3. Lifting Light<br />

To create a change you need the<br />

right resistance. Some trainers and<br />

fitness gurus swear by lifting pencils,<br />

but my professional opinion is<br />

the heavier the better - within safe<br />

guidelines, of course! Unless you’re<br />

taking steroids or your diet is in huge<br />

surplus of junk, lifting heavy will not make<br />

you look masculine.<br />

4. Blaming Genetics<br />

We’ve all heard quite often, “She/he has amazing<br />

genetics” or, “You’ve always been fit your whole life.”<br />

Where sometimes this is true, it is most often not the case. Thinking<br />

you have “bad” genes is no excuse to slack on your fitness regimen.<br />

There are very few genetic issues that most can’t overcome, it<br />

might just take a little extra work. People use genetics as an excuse<br />

for lack of results, when in reality they are not putting in the work<br />

and effort required.<br />

5. Relying Too Much on Cardio<br />

While cardio definitely has its benefits, too many<br />

people skip on weight training. Cardio helps fat<br />

loss and keeps your heart healthy, but you will<br />

not maximize results on cardio alone. The best<br />

shaped bodies come from the perfect mix of<br />

resistance training and high intensity cardio.<br />

6. Not Enough Sweat Equity<br />

All too often people give up because it’s<br />

been 3 weeks and they’re not where they<br />

want to be! Fitness takes time! Each time<br />

I came back post-pregnancy I would<br />

work for months with little to no change,<br />

then suddenly the weight would fall off<br />

and everything would fall into place. So<br />

give it time. One of the hardest parts<br />

about fitness is to keep going when results<br />

are slow. It takes months for the<br />

average person to really start seeing<br />

serious change, so be consistent and<br />

stick with it.<br />

Ashley Sica Fitness<br />

Transformation Studio<br />

851 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

561-445-7445<br />

Ashleysica@gmail.com<br />

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ONE AVEDA SALON<br />

By diane feen | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Living Life<br />

The <strong>Ave</strong>da Way<br />

Texture Tonic<br />

Tulasara Renew Morning Creme<br />

It’s always sunny at One <strong>Ave</strong>da.<br />

Just walk into their lifestyle salon<br />

and feel the hushed sense of<br />

calm and camaraderie.<br />

That’s the mission of the <strong>Ave</strong>da namesake and it’s also the<br />

goal of this neighborhood salon celebrating seven years in<br />

business. There’s a good reason why they continue to prosper<br />

amidst the growing competition.<br />

“We believe in the <strong>Ave</strong>da Culture,” said owner Sue Anger. “We are<br />

a team of eight stylists and two assistants and our goal is to help<br />

our clients feel calm, relaxed and beautiful.”<br />

You bet they do. Everyone who sits down for a treatment at One <strong>Ave</strong>da<br />

gets a stress relieving hand massage while having their hair shampooed.<br />

They also get a stress busting shoulder and scalp massage.<br />

But that’s not all. They also offer calming <strong>Ave</strong>da Tea - certified<br />

organic and caffeine-free with an herbal infusion, licorice root and<br />

peppermint. Picture yourself surrounded by natural wood, a plant<br />

wall and people just waiting to make you feel wonderful and look<br />

beautiful.<br />

“We offer this tea because it is in sync with <strong>Ave</strong>da culture and<br />

so are we,” said Ariel, Sue’s daughter and manager of One <strong>Ave</strong>da.<br />

According to <strong>Ave</strong>da wisdom, “Care for the Earth as you care for<br />

yourself. Our soothing, certified organic, caffeine-free herbal infusion—with<br />

licorice root and peppermint—calms your senses and<br />

promotes a sense of well-being.”<br />

You can’t really argue with that assessment. Who doesn’t want to be<br />

calm and refreshed with a sense of well-being? Let me count the ways.<br />

As an <strong>Ave</strong>da Concept Salon, One <strong>Ave</strong>da is committed to <strong>Ave</strong>da’s<br />

vision of connecting beauty with well-being and the environment.<br />

It’s been the way of <strong>Ave</strong>da since it was created in 1978 by Horst<br />

Rechelbacher.<br />

The <strong>Ave</strong>da way is steeped in rituals founded by Ayurveda medicine,<br />

based on balancing the mind, body and emotion. These rituals<br />

have the power to make positive change within each person.<br />

That’s why One <strong>Ave</strong>da adheres to these disciplines and disperses<br />

them to their clients.<br />

“I just love Sue. She is the best colorist and stylist. The salon is<br />

friendly, fun and Sue and her staff are awesome people who do excellent<br />

work. Try <strong>Ave</strong>da One, you won’t be sorry, “said Lynn Holden.<br />

As a means to this lofty goal (that of harmony within and without)<br />

<strong>Ave</strong>da introduces Tulasāra renew morning crème. Inspired<br />

by morning renewal in Ayurveda, the tulasāra renew morning<br />

creme is powerfully 97% naturally derived* soft creme that instantly<br />

brightens, smooths fine lines and helps strengthen skin’s<br />

defense against environmental toxins at the beginning of each day.<br />

According to Justina Mejia-Montane, VP of Global Product development,<br />

the cream has licorice and molasses extract, that helps<br />

reduce discoloration and dark spots. It also promotes even looking<br />

skin tone over time. The mineral-derived light-reflecting ingredients<br />

provide a soft focus, radiant finish.<br />

The tulasāra renew morning creme (over time) visibly firms,<br />

lifts and reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles with biopeptide,<br />

which supports the skin’s natural production of collagen.<br />

It also has sigesbeckia extract. It also has oleosomes, which are<br />

Elle, Christa, Emma, Sue, Tommy, Ariel, Rhonda, Maria, Priscella<br />

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<strong>Ave</strong>da Hand Massage Ritual<br />

natural oil bodies found in plants as well as anti-oxidants<br />

from rice bran, vitamin E and ginger.<br />

Mejia-Montane also wants people to know that 80 percent of<br />

aging is due to environmental factors. “This means that you have<br />

more control over your aging destiny than you think.” That’s why<br />

One <strong>Ave</strong>da (Sue and Ariel) want you to know they have <strong>Ave</strong>da<br />

Daily Light Guard Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 30 to help prevent<br />

aging from the sun and the elements of the outdoors.<br />

Their other new product – designed to make your hair look<br />

touched by the ocean breeze (in a good way) is called Texture<br />

Tonic. Suitable for all hair types, it creates texture in the form<br />

of subtle waves. This natural product - texture tonic – is plantbased<br />

and made with cane sugar and Epsom salt to “create<br />

naturally tousled texture and flexible hold, while leaving hair<br />

infused with natural shine for an effortlessly ‘undone’ look.”<br />

Apparently these natural looks are part of what draws clients<br />

to One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon. The other thing is their friendly and<br />

accommodating nature. “We use rituals of renewal as part of<br />

your visit to One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon. These complimentary stress<br />

relieving customs offer a high tough experience and a sense of<br />

well-being to all or our guests. They expose you to plant and<br />

flower aromas scientifically proven to reduce stress. Combined<br />

with the power of touch, these rituals are a powerful<br />

way to invoke relaxation and contentment,” said Ariel.<br />

Samantha Beauvais feels the difference. “I love the layout<br />

and vibe of this salon and everyone is so kind and accommodating.<br />

I especially love Maria who did an excellent job on my<br />

hair. I was nervous before going because I never love a new<br />

stylist, but she was great. I definitely recommend One <strong>Ave</strong>da.”<br />

Check out <strong>Ave</strong>da One and feel the difference.<br />

One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon<br />

1020 South Federal Highway<br />

Delray Beach<br />

(561) 272-1147<br />

www.oneavedasalon.com<br />

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Allyson Sullivan<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Realtor Allyson Sullivan Says<br />

The Local Market Remains Strong<br />

Allyson Sullivan has secured her position as a dominant Realtor in the downtown Delray marketplace<br />

Despite a recent hurricane,<br />

the real estate market is<br />

heating up in Palm Beach<br />

and locally in Delray Beach.<br />

Realtor Allyson Sullivan of Lang Realty says Hurricane Irma<br />

didn’t negatively affect the local real estate market.<br />

“Many people are asking how this hurricane has affected<br />

the real estate market; and I think to myself “Well, we definitely<br />

dodged a bullet locally. I have been in the real estate industry<br />

through quite a few hurricanes, and have never seen a correlation<br />

with a bad hurricane and affecting our market. Once October came<br />

and power was restored, it was like nothing really happened. There<br />

were many articles that said the hurricane actually helped to stimulate<br />

the economy in some sense,” said Allyson.<br />

What the hurricane did affect was some changes with insurance<br />

and flood zones.<br />

“There are a lot of changes and new information coming up with<br />

insurance, and changes with flood zones. More people in the state<br />

of Florida are required to have flood insurance. It’s pretty inexpensive<br />

and it’s a good thing to have because you never know when<br />

a flood could happen. The entire state of Florida is classified as a<br />

flood zone, and it’s important to have flood insurance in case of a<br />

storm surge,” said Allyson.<br />

With the Real Estate season in full swing, Allyson has expanded<br />

her team by adding more real estate agents.<br />

“I am expanding my team with more agents to further provide<br />

for my clients’ needs and services. I was really pleased that 2016<br />

proved to be my best year in sales, and I am on track to increasing<br />

last year’s numbers,” said Allyson.<br />

Although she doesn’t have a crystal ball to see into the future of<br />

real estate in Delray Beach and Palm Beach County, Allyson Sullivan<br />

believes business will continue to soar and the local real estate<br />

market will continue to flourish.<br />

“I don’t have a crystal ball but being in the business for so long, I<br />

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do feel like I have an innate sense of foreseeing the future. I am<br />

certain that in 2018 we will continue to have a steady market.<br />

We are currently in an ever expanding market where rising<br />

prices out of the downtown areas are further populating other<br />

areas of the county,” said Allyson, adding, “At the same time,<br />

many people are coming from other states and moving to the<br />

area for a second home or even full time! A huge advantage<br />

of moving to the area is the weather. In Delray Beach, a large<br />

amount of people enjoy the walkable lifestyle in the City and<br />

on <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue. New construction remains very hot!”<br />

With deep roots in Delray Beach, Allyson Sullivan is excited<br />

about continuing to expand her team. Well known throughout<br />

Palm Beach County for world class real estate representation,<br />

Allyson has earned the respect of thousands of buyers and<br />

sellers alike including Forbes-Lister’s, CEO’s and professional<br />

athletes. Allyson has been a licensed Realtor in Palm Beach<br />

County for over a decade. Whether you are buying or selling<br />

your home, when working with Allyson you can be sure you’re<br />

engaging in the services of one of Palm Beach’s finest Realtors.<br />

Allyson’s local knowledge and wealth of contacts makes her<br />

a perfect fit for assisting her clients with all their real estate<br />

needs. She is also growing her business with marketing and<br />

advertising. Allyson is continuing to use direct mail, and will<br />

be incorporating videos to her social media program.<br />

“I am looking forward to seeing where my business grows<br />

using new more current marketing techniques with traditional<br />

marketing,” she said. You can see a series of her education<br />

videos on her website at AllysonSullivan.com. She has a new<br />

educational series of videos on flood insurance and more!<br />

Call Allyson Sullivan today to help you find the right home<br />

for you!<br />

Allyson Sullivan<br />

Lang Realty<br />

900 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> Suite 16B<br />

Delray Beach FL 33483<br />

561-573-8883<br />

allysonsl@hotmail.com<br />

www.AllysonSullivan.com<br />

Allyson believes 2018 will be another strong year for Delray real estate<br />

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the GRIFe LAW firm<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by Ben Hicks<br />

Attorney Michael Grife Gets Justice<br />

For Medical Malpractice Clients<br />

Medical Malpractice cases are extremely complex – and<br />

Boca Raton Attorney Michael K. Grife of The Grife Law Firm<br />

is just the guy to handle them. Whether dealing with a major<br />

medical malpractice case, or a personal injury case that requires<br />

experts such as accident reconstructionists and biomechanical<br />

engineers, there is no case too complex for Mr. Grife.<br />

The Grife Law Firm has been successful in securing large financial<br />

recoveries, including in the multi-millions, for his clients<br />

who have experienced a serious personal injury or their families<br />

in a wrongful death. If he believes in the case, Mr. Grife will take<br />

cases that other attorneys have turned down and succeed in helping<br />

the client receive the monetary remuneration to pay their medical<br />

expenses and recover for their loss of enjoyment of life. The entire<br />

goal of the firm is client satisfaction and restoration to a better life.<br />

Multi-Million Dollar Advocate Forum Attorney Michael K. Grife of<br />

The Grife Law Firm or Dedicated to serving justice for his clients<br />

– Michael K. Grife of The Grife Law Firm or Personal Injury and<br />

Medical Malpractice Attorney Michael K. Grife of The Grife Law Firm<br />

After suffering a serious personal injury due to the negligence<br />

of others or is the victim of medical malpractice, it is important to<br />

have a trusted and experienced attorney who will fight to seek justice<br />

for you. Boca Raton attorney Michael Grife has been fighting for<br />

the rights of the injured since 2005. He is a member of the Multi-<br />

Million Dollar Advocates Forum and he is AV-Preeminent Rated by<br />

the Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review.<br />

Due to the complexities of medical malpractice cases, and the resources<br />

an attorney must spend, not many law firms are willing to<br />

handle medical malpractice cases – but The Grife Law Firm will. A<br />

medical malpractice attorney must be able to learn and be comfortable<br />

with the medical field that is involved and the case, and the<br />

firm must have enough resources to fight against major companies<br />

and hospitals. It is important to work with a lawyer who understands<br />

the unique rigors of a medical malpractice case based on<br />

Florida law. These cases are much more detail-oriented than many<br />

other types of personal injury claims.<br />

Florida medical malpractice laws make it difficult to file a case.<br />

There is a detailed pre-lawsuit screening process that must be conducted<br />

before you can file. You must submit an affidavit from a specialist<br />

in the same field as the healthcare provider you are trying<br />

to sue which reads that your doctor deviated from the standards<br />

established by the medical profession. If you fail to follow this process,<br />

your case can be thrown out right away.<br />

In addition to the complexities of the laws, medical malpractice<br />

cases are extremely expensive to pursue. You will need a team of<br />

medical experts who can evaluate your case and testify on your<br />

behalf. In most instances, you will need an expert on liability (to<br />

testify that the healthcare providers were negligent) and an expert<br />

on causation (to prove that the negligence actually caused<br />

your damages). Other times, you will need experts to conduct life<br />

care plans for future medical costs. All of this requires a significant<br />

amount of resources.<br />

Mr. Grife has been handling medical malpractice cases in the<br />

Boca Raton area for over a decade. He has extensive experience<br />

with these claims, and he understands the unique issues associated<br />

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The plush office of The Grife Law Firm located<br />

in The Atrium at Broken Sound in Boca Raton<br />

with them. The Grife Law Firm possesses the resources necessary<br />

to pursue your case to completion.<br />

“I have recovered millions of dollars for victims of serious medical<br />

negligence, when doctors do harm instead of heal. Medical malpractice<br />

is so complex; whereas accident cases are usually more<br />

straightforward. There are medical malpractice statutes in place in<br />

Florida where you can’t get to first base without having an affidavit<br />

confirming the medical negligence from an expert in the same<br />

field as the doctor. I only work with the top experts in each field,”<br />

explained Michael.<br />

“Medical malpractice is very niche. You really have to know what<br />

you are doing and have the capital and cash flow to invest hundreds<br />

of thousands of dollars into these cases if you do them the right way.<br />

You need to hire a lawyer that will fight for you, like I will. I have<br />

the experience and tenacity to pursue your case the right way and<br />

get you the results you deserve. Hospitals and medical practices<br />

have unlimited budgets, so you need a law firm that can match their<br />

spending. I will go to the mattresses for you and fight!” he said.<br />

The Grife Law Firm has many success stories. Mr. Grife has been<br />

a multi-million dollar advocate for medical malpractice, and Super<br />

Lawyers has recognized him for his medical malpractice cases. In<br />

one such case, he was able to help a client who had a catastrophic<br />

medical event but was misdiagnosed in the emergency room. The<br />

misdiagnosis caused his client to end up in a wheelchair and he<br />

faced countless medical bills. Michael was able to get him a settlement<br />

to help him live independently despite his handicap. “The<br />

scales of justice were evened, and balanced in his favor,” said Michael,<br />

referring to the case.<br />

A former medical malpractice client, who said her doctor botched<br />

a surgery, praised Michael for his attentiveness and aggressive approach.<br />

“I thought Mike was fantastic from day one. He was a gem<br />

of an attorney; I have never met an attorney to be so caring for his<br />

clients. I would highly recommend him. He listens, talks to you like<br />

a person, not a number, and takes his time and doesn’t rush you. He<br />

works very hard to make his clients happy.”<br />

Michael Grife has been described as fearless, aggressive, caring<br />

and compassionate towards his clients. “I move cases very swiftly<br />

and with great care and attention to detail. I work with top-notch<br />

experts to map out the entire case at inception. My style is very aggressive,<br />

very thorough, professional, ethical and with the greatest<br />

care and concern for my clients and their needs,” he said.<br />

Since law school, the law has been a natural fit for Michael Grife.<br />

Upon graduation, he worked for a major law firm where he was made<br />

partner. He then left and started his own firm, The Grife Law Firm,<br />

which has seen a large amount of growth since opening in 2014.<br />

“My most rewarding professional achievements are happy clients!<br />

When I first meet clients, they are hurting and in need of assistance.<br />

They need someone to fight for them. That’s what I do. I<br />

take on reckless corporations and hospitals and I balance the scales<br />

of justice in my clients’ favor.”<br />

What separates The Grife Law Firm from the rest is their pure<br />

will to get justice for their clients. “We have a will to succeed and<br />

get justice for our clients. That will is stronger than the opposition,<br />

and sometimes that carries the day,” said Michael.<br />

The Grife Law Firm<br />

6111 Broken Sound Pkwy NW #130<br />

Boca Raton, FL 33487<br />

(561) 998-0770<br />

mike@thegrifelawfirm.com<br />

https://www.thegrifelawfirm.com<br />

Attorneys Michael K. Grife and Aaron S. Warner of The Grife Law Firm<br />

are a dynamic team or Attorneys Michael K. Grife and Aaron S. Warner<br />

of The Grife Law Firm are dedicated to serving justice for their clients<br />

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DR. JOHN R. PASQUAL<br />

By diane feen | Photos by melissa korman<br />

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon<br />

There’s a saying that<br />

excellence speaks for itself.<br />

And, in most cases this<br />

seems to be true.<br />

When we see a great person (or place) it just speaks to our<br />

inner core. It convinces us that the trip is worthy or the<br />

place is somewhere we want to be.<br />

That is the case when in the company of Dr. John R. Pasqual. The<br />

Board Certified Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, who opened a Delray<br />

Beach office six years ago, doesn’t talk a lot about himself. Instead<br />

he talks about his team – that recently increased in size to meet the<br />

demands of his practice.<br />

“I could not do what I do without my staff. I really appreciate<br />

everyone who works here.”<br />

And those who work for Dr. Pasqual are a happy dedicated group.<br />

They are not only pleasant but personable, smart and involved.<br />

That is one reason the practice continues to grow. And the reason<br />

Dr. Pasqual recently hired a third surgical assistant to his staff.<br />

To know Dr. Pasqual is to know that he follows in the same illustrious<br />

medical footsteps as his family. His father, Harry, is an Oral &<br />

Maxillofacial Surgeon and his mother, Roberta, has a PhD in physiology<br />

and retired from clinical medical research in Anesthesiology.<br />

Dr. Pasqual doesn’t have to tout his accomplishments, his resume<br />

speaks for him. He went to the University of Pittsburgh School of<br />

Dental Medicine, did a four-year surgery residency at Case Western<br />

Reserve University MetroHealth Medical Center and spent two<br />

years there as an Anesthesia Fellow.<br />

He did externships in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at the University<br />

of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Montefiore University Hospital<br />

and at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio.<br />

Dr. Pasqual is also a Diplomat of the International Congress of<br />

Oral Implantologists and a Diplomat of the American Board of Oral<br />

and Maxillofacial Surgery.<br />

That is one reason that he is on the faculty (as a Clinical Associate<br />

Professor) at University of Florida School of Dental<br />

Medicine and in the Department of Oral Implantology at Temple<br />

University. Dr. Pasqual is also a Delegate to the Florida Dental<br />

Association and sits on the committee for Dental Education and<br />

Licensing for the State of Florida. Dr. Pasqual is on the board of<br />

directors for the Bethedsda Hospital Foundation as well as being<br />

an active staff member.<br />

That is one reason his waiting room was packed on a rainy<br />

Thursday afternoon. Patients know they will get excellent medical<br />

care and that they can rely on Dr. Pasqual’s precise skills and dedication<br />

to his craft.<br />

Dr. Pasqual is experienced in facial surgery - from dental implants<br />

and extractions to advanced facial reconstruction with general<br />

anesthesia or IV sedation.<br />

That’s why his patients have nothing but reverie for the man who<br />

makes their smile glisten and their Oral & Maxillofacial problems<br />

resolve with proper treatment. “Dr. Pasqual is an excellent surgeon.<br />

He pays attention to details and has an excellent knowledge of medicine.<br />

He is passionate about his work, compassionate with patients<br />

and takes the time to make patients feel comfortable. I’ve never<br />

met anyone like him,” said Dr. Erin of Naples.<br />

At the Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center the Operat-<br />

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ing Room rivals those in a hospital. On the wall of this pristine<br />

operating room is a 42-inch monitor that allows Dr. Pasqual<br />

a clear digital view of patients facial structure and teeth.<br />

“With technology so advanced today, dentistry has evolved<br />

immensely. We use 3-D imaging for diagnosis and a treatment<br />

plan for our patients.”<br />

Dr. Pasqual also has a state-of-the-art diagnostic tool<br />

called an i-Cat Cone Beam Imaging machine. “The i-Cat Imaging<br />

machine is a great diagnostic tool for pathology, trauma,<br />

facial fractures, tumors and cysts. With the i-Cat surgery is<br />

more accurate and I am able to guide implant placement.”<br />

His patients couldn’t be happier. “Dr. Pasqual is the best. His<br />

staff and follow-up was impeccable. He called to check on us<br />

at the end of the day to make sure everything was OK. I highly<br />

recommend Dr. Pasqual.”<br />

They also rave about Dr. Pasqual’s ability to calm them<br />

down and make a difficult experience something not to be<br />

feared. “I had two appointments with Dr. Pasqual and had two<br />

wisdom teeth removed. The staff was very professional and<br />

friendly. Dr. Pasqual is a real gentleman and makes you feel at<br />

ease while performing extractions.”<br />

The goal of this surgical team is to provide the very best<br />

care to their patients. Each person – regardless of where they<br />

live or who they are – is treated with the utmost respect and<br />

professionalism by the staff and the doctor. “Our patients are<br />

considered family and are treated as such. We understand<br />

undergoing surgery can be a stressful event in life. My team<br />

and I are committed to minimizing stress.”<br />

Those who see Dr. Pasqual couldn’t agree more.<br />

Dr. John R. Pasqual<br />

Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery<br />

4600 Linton Blvd., Suite 220<br />

Delray Beach, Florida 33445<br />

561.900.9080<br />

www.pasqualoms.com<br />

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Lanzetta’s BarberShop<br />

By Lisa Marie | Photos by melissa korman<br />

Five Years Strong!<br />

Five years on and Lanzetta’s Barbershop is still growing! What<br />

is their secret? It’s simple: An honest, friendly, genuine and<br />

buzzing place to be! (No pun intended…) This is a one stop<br />

shop for any man who wants some seriously great grooming!<br />

Antonio Lanzetta, owner and operator of Lanzetta’s Barber<br />

Shop has to pinch himself sometimes at the way his classic<br />

and retro-style ‘barbershop dream’ has flourished.<br />

Now into their fifth year they boast 7(YES 7) full-time and 2 new,<br />

part-time members of staff, with a stream of clients waiting to be<br />

prepped, primed and refreshed. That steady flow of eager patrons<br />

is mostly as a result of the online appointment system. It really is<br />

quick and easy. Go to www.lanzettas.com and on the right hand side<br />

of any page you will see the ‘Book Now Realtime’ icon. One click<br />

and you are on your way to an appointment with Antonio, Danny,<br />

Stephen, Esais, Mark, Elvin, <strong>Ave</strong>ry or the two new and part-time<br />

additions Shannon and Billie-Jean. Choose which service you require,<br />

what day and what time suits you and you’re laughing all the<br />

way through the doors of this quintessential barbershop! With the<br />

guys (and now gals) chairs often filled it saves you any waiting time<br />

for walk-ins. Reiterated by Antonio “We encourage people to book<br />

their appointments online. During the season it gets harder to just<br />

walk in and get a haircut, we’re pretty busy. It’s easy to book online<br />

and we appreciate it when people do that,”<br />

So, the staff has increased and the on-line booking system is<br />

keeping them all on their toes but some things have remained the<br />

same. Thankfully it’s the vibe and atmosphere, created by a bunch<br />

of people working alongside one another who are genuine and<br />

without pretense. They incite friendships with their loyal customers<br />

and this ambience is what all the clientele rave about. One such<br />

man, Posocco pretty much sums up their popularity and customer<br />

loyalty. “I get my hair cut here every three weeks. I don’t even<br />

specify which barber I want when I book an appointment online,<br />

it doesn’t matter who cuts my hair because everyone here does<br />

a great job. What also makes it so special is the camaraderie and<br />

conversation,” said the marketing maven. The accolades keeping<br />

on flowing; “Everyone here is like family and Danny (who cuts my<br />

hair) is like a brother. I have been coming here since they opened<br />

(five years ago) and the service is wonderful – far and above the<br />

norm. It’s really comfortable too. They know more about me than<br />

my family!!”…“Great haircuts, great group of employees and my<br />

only place to get a real haircut. Also the beard details are the best”…<br />

”Lanzetta’s is the best barber shop I’ve ever been to. They are so<br />

professional. They are all friendly, and give a great haircut. You can<br />

always chat about sports, and other things while you get a haircut.<br />

It’s just a great environment there.”<br />

With classic tunes from Sinatra filling the air, or watching your favorite<br />

sporting event on the flat screen TV’s, the atmosphere of Lan-<br />

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zetta’s is also enhanced by its décor. Photos of past icons adorn<br />

the clean cut walls including; Albert Einstein, James Dean, Jimmy<br />

Hendrix, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and more. The rustic wood<br />

beam ceiling, the large wood plank American flag on the wall,<br />

the comfortable leather barber chairs and a refrigerator up front<br />

with complimentary water, soda and beer for that thirsty client.<br />

Antonio or any one of the other 8 barbers are happy to provide<br />

you with a menu of services consisting of haircuts (with<br />

straight razor shave on sideburns and neck), a classic haircut<br />

with shampoo, blow-dry and style, old-fashioned scissor over<br />

comb and clipper haircuts. They also offer straight edge hot<br />

lather shaves, mustache, goatee and beard detailing and complimentary<br />

ear, nose and eyebrow trims with every service.<br />

Lanzetta’s also stocks Johnny B products which are available<br />

for purchase. A molding paste or medium hold styling<br />

gel, Johnny B is a professional haircare product line made specifically<br />

for those gents that love the ‘classic’ look. Does your<br />

man have a birthday soon? Think Gift Certificate. Or with the<br />

holidays fast approaching why not indulge the man in your life<br />

with a male grooming experience at its finest.<br />

Lanzetta’s is nestled in Pineapple Grove District, Delray<br />

Beach, so when you have been groomed to perfection you can<br />

take your ‘new-self’ outside into the sunshine and check out<br />

some seriously cool and trendy boutique shopping, coffee<br />

shops and fine dining.<br />

Lanzetta’s are always trying to accommodate their customers<br />

which is why the offer the following opening hours: Mon<br />

– Fri 9am – 7pm & Sat 9am – 6pm<br />

The vibes at Lanzetta’s (and the great haircuts) are what attracts<br />

loyal clients. But the energy is not happenstance; it was<br />

planned from the start. “A good haircut or shave is as much<br />

about the experience as the end result. My dream was to create<br />

a retro-style barbershop (and haven for men) that pays<br />

homage to the classic barbershops of the past.”<br />

Sometimes dreams come true – and for Lanzetta that’s definitely<br />

the case!<br />

LANZETTA’S CLASSIC BARBERSHOP<br />

164 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach (in Pineapple Grove)<br />

561-276-8601<br />

www. Lanzettas.com<br />

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dizzy rock furniture<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by melissa korman<br />

Make A Statement In Your Home<br />

Or Business With Dizzy Rock<br />

Just like your personality, your home should reflect your<br />

own unique sense of style. Finding just the right accent<br />

chair to brighten your living room, or a good conversation<br />

piece for your kitchen can make you feel more at home.<br />

At Dizzy Rock Furniture in Delray Beach, you can transform<br />

your home to match your own quirky style or accent a room<br />

with furniture or artwork that your guests will be amazed<br />

by. The store offers an eclectic variety of home décor, unique furniture,<br />

artwork and accessories that are truly one-of-a-kind.<br />

Dizzy Rock Furniture brings a new innovated unique and eclectic<br />

style to home décor and furnishing. As a new generation furniture<br />

store, Dizzy Rock not only specializes in retail but also in custom<br />

upholstery and refinishing. Every piece in their store is a statement<br />

piece! They have expanded their custom upholstery side of the business.<br />

You won’t have to get rid of your grandmother’s antique chair<br />

or that old couch or pillow, Dizzy Rock can bring any furniture piece<br />

back to life! From customizing a pillow or chair with a photograph<br />

of your beloved pet to adding your favorite celebrity’s picture on a<br />

chair, the options are endless. The store can even print their own fabrics<br />

and canvas pieces of local artists in small or large scale.<br />

The owner Steven Andrew Wellington hopes upholstery will<br />

catch on among the younger generation.<br />

“Dizzy Rock is expanding their upholstery, and it’s catching on.<br />

People are spending more time in their homes and doing a lot more<br />

entertaining. We have unique furniture or can upholster an old<br />

piece of furniture to make a statement or liven up a room in your<br />

home,” said Steven. “People want their homes to stick out and can<br />

simply add a piece or two of upholstery. It’s up to your imagination;<br />

you can do anything you want including adding fabric or a favorite<br />

photo to your furniture.”<br />

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Dizzy Rock has a spacious store complete with eclectic art,<br />

furniture, and accessories. They also have two warehouses<br />

in the back of the store for upholstery work where they make<br />

pillows and give your old furniture a makeover. They decorate<br />

homes, businesses, restaurants, yachts, and nightclubs. Some of<br />

the rare items include outrageous dog bags, a hot pink or fur<br />

chair, outdoor iron furniture and cushions, and custom triangle<br />

shaped mattresses with custom sheets to go along with them!<br />

Next year, they will be expanding the entire store to offer more<br />

of your favorite items.<br />

“We make most of the pieces in the store. If our customers can<br />

imagine something, we will make it for them. I can take someone’s<br />

old couch and turn it into something cool and modern. We are<br />

capable of doing anything to a piece of furniture,” said the owner,<br />

adding, “People are furnishing their entire homes from the store.<br />

They walk in and are surprised that I can make their old furniture<br />

look new. My goal is to inspire people to do something more creative<br />

with furniture and their homes. It should reflect your personality<br />

and something you like.”<br />

Many of his customers become regulars and become “addicted”<br />

to the artwork and statement furniture pieces.<br />

“People come into the store and can’t believe what they are seeing.<br />

They buy one item but keep coming back for more. I have some<br />

customers that I have furnished their entire home. It’s almost like<br />

they are addicted to the artwork and the uniqueness of the upholstery<br />

furniture,” said Steven, adding, “People are loving what they<br />

are seeing and it means more than anything to me. My customers<br />

get addicted to Dizzy Rock Furniture and keep coming back!”<br />

The owner is excited to announce that Dizzy Rock Furniture<br />

will be expanding their store!<br />

“We’re growing; we will be twice the size! We are adding more<br />

merchandise and furniture. The upholstery section will also be<br />

increasing in size. It’s just about putting your own stamp on your<br />

own stuff! Even just one unique armchair next to a couch changes<br />

the room entirely! Dizzy Rock Furniture offers something for everyone’s<br />

personality and individuality,” said Steven.<br />

Stop by Dizzy Rock Furniture and get a new piece of furniture<br />

or art, bring in an antique piece and they will give it a new look<br />

for your home!<br />

Dizzy Rock Furniture<br />

3860 N Federal Highway<br />

Delray Beach FL 33483<br />

561-877-8515<br />

www.dizzyrockfurniture.com<br />

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the mae<br />

By diane feen | Photos by melissa korman<br />

Indulge In The mAe –<br />

Meridian Art Experience<br />

Art can be both liberating<br />

and inspiring. It can also<br />

be intimidating.<br />

That’s why Jim Blumenfeld and Susan Romaine opened the<br />

mAe Art Gallery in Pineapple Grove. Though they come from<br />

the world of business both see art as a fortuitous journey<br />

toward physical and spirutual enlightenment (both literallly and<br />

figuratively).<br />

The gallery – that boasts natural light and eclectic artwork –<br />

brings art to its finest essence wtihout pretense or uber attitude.<br />

“There are not a lot of galleries that showcase emerging and midcareer<br />

artists. In the mAe we make the art accessible and the concept<br />

approachable,” said Bluemfeld, who collects art of all mediums<br />

and has a passion for its aestetic ability to blend harmonoiously<br />

into ones envioronment.<br />

Romaine is an artist and former business executive who reached<br />

the height of her career while harboring a Hopper-esque talent for<br />

oil paintings that reveal the humanity in the urbane. Both Blumenfeld<br />

and Romaine succeeded in the business world, yet have come to roost<br />

where their hearts are in harmony with their surroundings – The mAe.<br />

Others feel the same way. That is why this intimate cozy space<br />

is always awash in new artwork and clients who come to buy (or<br />

admire) art that is approachable and impactful.<br />

Take the photographs of George Dern for example. This incredibly<br />

talented photographer captures the essence of the outdoors<br />

Inside The mAe with Art you can Hang, Place and Use<br />

Photo courtesy of The Meridian Art Experience<br />

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Owners Blumenfeld and Romaine among The mAe’s collection<br />

in all its inherent mysticism by way of uisng infrared sensors that<br />

carry ordinary landscapes to exulted heights. His black and white<br />

photo of a bridge over tranquil water reflects the pure essence of<br />

trees that drape the photo in a womblike existence.<br />

Dern also created a large color photo of Bourbon Street (in New<br />

Orleans) just after dawn that is immortalized under plexiglass. The<br />

photo – taken on an early Sunday morning - glistens with the signs<br />

of renewal from the prior days pandemonium.<br />

The art at The mAe is a celebration of diversity with different mediums<br />

that range from sculptures in all sizes (a 7-foot wood rocket<br />

ship clock) glass, sculptures, mix-media, ceramic, oil and acrylic<br />

paintings in all sizes and shapes.<br />

There is only one ingredient that must be adhered to. “We want<br />

people to engage with art whether they buy a piece or not. Ours is<br />

an educational process that minimizes a sense of exclusivity and<br />

makes it approachable. We want our gallery to be welcoming and<br />

engaging with a breadth of artwork and artists,” said Blumenfeld.<br />

Mission accomplished. On a recent First Friday Art Walk guests<br />

were serenaded by live music and entranced by tales of photography<br />

by landscape photographer George Dern. Artist (and co-owner)<br />

Romaine was also nearby chatting about art and life as they coexist.<br />

Art lovers and mAe fans were looking at art while nibbling on<br />

light bites and sipping wine.<br />

While owning a gallery is a static endeavor, The mAe is constantly<br />

in motion. From <strong>November</strong> 3rd until <strong>November</strong> 26th famous<br />

Irish artists will showcase their work there. Dorothy Cross, an internationally<br />

renowned artist, will show her luminescent artwork<br />

and Donald Teskey’s rugged landscapes will cross the ocean to our<br />

shore via the mAe experience.


Examples of The mAe’s diverse offerings<br />

It is the diversity of artwork, and its various mediums, that have<br />

clients happy that The mAe has embraced (and showcased) this<br />

new and emerging art genre.<br />

“We purchased several pieces from The mAe. We love the diversity<br />

of their collection and share their value of supporting emerging<br />

and mid-career artists. As collectors it is clear their diverse<br />

offerings are well thought through and represent a very high quality<br />

of work,” said George and Joyce.<br />

They’re right. Blumenfeld and Romaine have an eye for art that<br />

Picasso would bask in and a passion for décor that marries art in<br />

its most serene context. All that is clear.<br />

The encaustic oil paintings of Janet Siegel Rogers take the viewer<br />

on a blissful journey while Steve Blackwood takes salvaged equipment<br />

parts to create sculptures that make the mundane marvelous.<br />

While the art at The mAe is impressive and approachable, they offer<br />

a lot more on their website - maefineart.com.<br />

“The website is an evolution of our business. It helps the user<br />

see how art fits into their home and where it will be best suited.<br />

Soon you will be able to take a picture of your room and see where<br />

the art will best belong.”<br />

Their website is where you can view (and purchase) a full selection<br />

of artwork in all mediums, sizes and concepts. And if anyone<br />

knows a lot about embracing art with reverie and good taste it’s<br />

Blumenfeld, Romaine and their team.<br />

The mAe offers Professional Custom framing and Hanging and<br />

is the perfect place for parties and fund-raisers. They also work<br />

with Designers (and their clients) to guarantee that art is an integral<br />

part of the overall harmony of their home.<br />

Come to The mAe Gallery and experience “The Fine Art of Living<br />

with Art.”<br />

You can indulge in a wonderful tour of well curated art or just<br />

chat with their knowledgeable staff.<br />

Either way you’ll enjoy yourself.<br />

The mAe<br />

170 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

561-403-5549<br />

maefineart.com<br />

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INSPIRE COSMETIC SURGERY & Med spa<br />

By DIANE FEEN | photos by MELISSA KORMAN<br />

Beauty And Beyond<br />

Exterior view of Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa<br />

If you need inspiration to achieve<br />

beauty inside and out there’s a<br />

new Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa<br />

called Inspire in Delray Beach<br />

waiting to help you make the leap.<br />

They pride themselves on making sure your experience is second<br />

to none with board certified plastic surgeons expertly trained in<br />

their field. This new client-centric surgical center and Med Spa<br />

takes your health and well-being to the forefront of exceptionalism.<br />

“Our goal is to educate, empower and partner with you from the<br />

initial consultation to the after-care of your treatment.”<br />

And they mean it. Their treatment<br />

rooms, operating rooms and staff are<br />

geared toward making sure you get<br />

what you want with safety and competence<br />

as their priority.<br />

There are surgical options that<br />

range from Breast Augmentation,<br />

Breast Lift (reduction or revision),<br />

Brazilian Butt Lift, Eyelid<br />

Surgery, Brow Lift, Facelift, Liposuction,<br />

Mommy Makeover,<br />

Rhinoplasty, Tummy Tuck, and<br />

a variety of other surgical procedures<br />

that uplift your body<br />

and spirit.<br />

These physical improvements<br />

(and enhancements) are taken<br />

seriously with compassion and<br />

the ultimate in care. This starts<br />

with their medical staff.<br />

Dr. Megan Jack, Dr. Drew Schnitt, Dr. Jacqueline Tutiven, Dr. Matthew Goodwin<br />

They have a full-time double Board-Certified Chief of Anesthesiology<br />

& Perioperative Medicine, Dr. Jacqueline Tutiven. She makes sure<br />

her patients understand the options in anesthesia regarding their<br />

treatment or surgery, oversees patient safety and optimizes the anesthesia<br />

experience. Dr. Tutiven held a position as Assistant Professor of<br />

clinical anesthesia at U of M/ JMH for more than 18 years. She is also a<br />

committee member at the American Board of Anesthesia.<br />

This is only one part of the critical importance of their creed to<br />

serve all who enter with grace and expertise. This beautiful center<br />

adheres to the highest level of safety and care for surgical and nonsurgical<br />

procedures (including wrinkle reducing injectables and laser<br />

and skin treatments) to rejuvenate damaged skin.<br />

Their operating rooms are flawless when it comes to cleanliness<br />

and state-of-the-art equipment. But, it is the safety component that<br />

they do not compromise on one bit. “All our surgeons share a core<br />

belief that focuses on safety. The Inspire Team is proud to have<br />

achieved a perfect score (which is rare) on our operating rooms’ certification<br />

inspection from the Board of Medicine,” said Rick Mojica,<br />

CEO of Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa.<br />

They are also insistent that all guests are treated with the ultimate<br />

respect and the highest level of care. Their doctors, coordinators and<br />

staff guide you through each step of your journey from the minute you<br />

call the office to after surgery post-op care, said Mojica. “We strive to<br />

ensure our clients and team have everything they need for successful<br />

outcomes to attain desired results.”<br />

Part of this equation begins with the best equipment and medical<br />

supplies that are available on the market.<br />

photo courtesy of inspire<br />

cosmetic surgery & med spa


They do not skimp on anything – whether it be surgical instruments,<br />

supplies or digital imaging.<br />

But the most critical component in this highly sensitive (yet successful)<br />

form of self-improvement are the doctors who represent Inspire Cosmetic<br />

Surgery & Med Spa. All are Board Certified Plastic Surgeons who<br />

have been recognized for outstanding accomplishments in their field.<br />

Dr. Drew E. Schnitt is one of these individuals. The Board-Certified<br />

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon is skilled in complex cosmetic and<br />

reconstructive plastic surgeries of the face, breast and body.<br />

Internationally recognized for his humanitarian work, Dr. Schnitt has<br />

provided his services voluntarily to patients in need of craniofacial and<br />

burn reconstructive surgery around the world with Operation Smile.<br />

In <strong>2017</strong>, he was awarded both The Humanitarian Award by LifeNet<br />

Health and The Stephen Pratt Award for Excellence in Plastic Surgery<br />

by Operation Smile.<br />

Dr. Schnitt is a perfectionist who pays attention to every detail. He<br />

has extensive experience with implant tissue-based cosmetic and revision<br />

breast surgery. He is also a craniofacial expert and world renown<br />

facial enhancement specialist. Dr. Schnitt is frequently invited to lecture<br />

at premier plastic surgery symposiums.<br />

Dr. Megan Jack is another member of the surgical team at Inspire.<br />

The Double Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon is extremely detail oriented<br />

and demands nothing less than perfection. “My philosophy is that<br />

surgery starts with careful planning. Every aspect of the procedure is<br />

important—from incision to closure.” Her specialization is primary<br />

and revision breast surgery, tummy tucks, mommy makeovers, laser<br />

procedures, liposuction, body contouring and scar revision.<br />

Dr. Jack also works with patients going through reconstructive surgery<br />

after skin cancer and abdominal wall reconstruction for hernias.<br />

“My goal is to help my patients age successfully with preventative<br />

measures. Turning to cosmetic enhancements when the time comes in<br />

the most natural way possible.”<br />

Dr. Matthew Goodwin is another highly skilled Board-Certified Plastic<br />

Surgeon at Inspire. He not only has an artist’s eye but a surgeon’s<br />

precise handiwork. His education is also more than impressive.<br />

He got his undergraduate degree at Princeton University and received<br />

his Medical Degree from Yale University School of Medicine.<br />

He completed his general surgery residency at Washington University,<br />

Barnes-Jewish Hospital, the St. Louis Children’s Hospital and the University<br />

of Minnesota.<br />

Dr. Goodwin specializes in cosmetic surgery of the breast and body<br />

as well as facial and eyelid rejuvenation, both surgical and minimally<br />

invasive. He also specializes in skin cancer, MOHS reconstruction and<br />

reconstruction of the face and body.<br />

He received the Patient’s Choice Award from MDx Medical Inc./<br />

Vitals.com and Most Compassionate Doctor – Certificate of Appreciation<br />

as well.<br />

With a team like Inspire – beauty enhancements are a phone call<br />

away. The doctors and staff at Inspire are highly qualitied and take pride<br />

in achieving excellent results with their clients. The patient testimonials<br />

are overwhelmingly positive and they pride themselves on providing<br />

Unparalleled Safety, Remarkable Results and Exceptional Care.<br />

INSPIRE COSMETIC SURGERY & MED SPA<br />

1010 S. Federal Hwy., Suite 1010<br />

Delray Beach, Florida 33483<br />

855-467-7473<br />

InspireCosmetic.com<br />

Client Reception Lounge<br />

One of 3 State-of-the-Art Operating Rooms<br />

Esthetician providing Inspire Cosmetic Med Spa Services<br />

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Oxygen Rescue Care Centers of America<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by melissa korman<br />

Ray Crallé Gives Near Drowning<br />

Victims A Second Chance At Life<br />

For parents of near drowning children,<br />

Mr. Raymond Crallé has been the light<br />

at the end of a very dark tunnel.<br />

Mr. Raymond Crallé<br />

Known as a miracle worker, Mr. Raymond Cralle, owner of<br />

ORCCA, Oxygen Rescue Care Centers of America in Delray<br />

Beach, has given many a second chance at life. From children<br />

who nearly drowned and veterans suffering concussive blast injuries<br />

to well known athletes with major sports injuries and patients<br />

with life threatening illnesses, Mr. Cralle has combined hyperbaric<br />

oxygen and physical therapy treatments to save lives. Along with<br />

former colleague Dr. Richard A. Neubauer, Ray Crallé was one of the<br />

first to treat patients with hyperbaric oxygen therapy for injuries to<br />

the brain and to see the amazing results.<br />

Ray Crallé has helped many near drowning victims who were<br />

told there was no hope. In the warm waters of Florida, a near<br />

drowning can cause irreversible brain damage for a child unless<br />

they receive this treatment. In his near drowning cases, Mr. Crallé<br />

has utilized hyperbaric oxygen therapy- which involves breathing<br />

pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber- combined with neurological<br />

rehabilitation to work miracles. Through hyperbaric oxygen<br />

treatment, the injured or damaged cells replicate themselves to<br />

create new non-injured cells. One hundred percent oxygen under<br />

pressure is pushed into the blood plasma and can increase oxygen<br />

at a wound site 2000%.<br />

“In a near drowning, oxygen to the brain is lost. The brain<br />

shrinks and there is not a lot of hope that the child will come<br />

back from it. Over the years I have had the opportunity to treat<br />

many children who have survived drowning events. Some children<br />

I have seen 9 years after their incident and some as early as<br />

60 days following the drowning incident. Not one child presented<br />

the same degree of symptoms, and after hyperbaric oxygen treatments<br />

some come back to near complete recovery. I have seen the<br />

scans showing the brain before and after the treatment in an exciting<br />

recently published study, a child has completely regrown<br />

tissue in the brain,” said Mr. Crallé.<br />

ORCCA has been hailed as the only free standing hyperbaric<br />

oxygen facility in the United States that offers physical therapy on<br />

site. The importance of combining these treatments is because hyperbaric<br />

oxygen therapy increases your body’s own stem cells and<br />

combined with physical therapy the healing effects are multiplied.<br />

There are many research studies that have shown the positive<br />

improvements from hyperbaric oxygen. Mr. Crallé has seen these<br />

improvements among his own patients.<br />

Not only has Mr. Crallé helped near drowning victims but also aided<br />

veterans in getting their cognitive functions back from the silent<br />

wounds of war, concussion and traumatic brain injury. He has also<br />

helped high net worth athletes after experiencing concussion. He<br />

Yori and Ludmila with patients<br />

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Ludmila and Charles<br />

treats a wide range of illnesses including: PTSD, Alzheimer’s, Cancer,<br />

Autism, Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, and more.<br />

With over 40 years of physical therapy experience, Ray Crallé<br />

has many success stories. Many patients are forever grateful to him<br />

for improving their health and wellbeing; injured athletes are now<br />

able to play and succeed at their sport again; veterans are regaining<br />

their memory, and near drowning victims are receiving miracles.<br />

Mr. Crallé has a non-profit organization, Hope Springs, which assists<br />

veterans and near drowning children with hyperbaric oxygen<br />

therapy from donations for those who cannot afford treatment.<br />

His patients praise Mr. Crallé and his staff at ORCCA for saving<br />

their families and their lives. The office is filled with photographs<br />

of Mr. Crallé smiling with his patients and with Thank you letters. A<br />

flag was even flown over a United States Special Operations Command<br />

in Mr. Crallé’s honor for his pro bono work with vets.<br />

Nannette Cruz, a mother whose son, Rafael, nearly drowned,<br />

called Mr. Crallé “an angel.” “Our son, Rafael, was a healthy 22<br />

months old boy till an accident happened. Rafael fell in a swimming<br />

pool and nearly drowned. As a result of this accident, Rafael was<br />

diagnosed with severe brain damage due to lack of oxygen and the<br />

doctors said he will stay in a persistent vegetative state. We never<br />

accepted this diagnosis and tried to find alternatives. Rafael never<br />

had so many improvements until he started physical therapy with<br />

Mr. Crallé. By the time Rafael started Mr. Crallé’s therapy, Rafy had<br />

a dislocated hip, severe scoliosis and was severely spastic. After the<br />

first therapy we noticed the changes in his tone, he wasn’t that stiff<br />

anymore, and during the months that followed he kept getting better<br />

and better. Rafael, now 9, is able to control switch activated communication<br />

devices; he is aware, his back is straight, he is not stiff<br />

anymore, he bends his knees, and is not fighting his own body. God<br />

bless Mr. Crallé for contributing to Rafael’s miracle in progress.”<br />

Ray Crallé and his hyperbaric oxygen therapies have truly been<br />

a blessing to many parents of near drowning children and to all<br />

of his patients.<br />

Oxygen Rescue Care Centers of America<br />

525 NE 3 <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach FL 33444<br />

561-819-0412<br />

www.ORCCAHBO.com<br />

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Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative<br />

BY STEPHEN CHRISANTHUS<br />

Celebrities, a Turkey Race, a 100ft Christmas<br />

Tree Lighting, an All-America Celebration…<br />

The Holidays are here in a big way!<br />

It’s <strong>November</strong>, and high times in Delray Beach!<br />

Season is in full swing as a number of popular<br />

events will be happening this month.<br />

The festivities start Friday <strong>November</strong> 3rd when the City of<br />

Delray Beach invites the public to a community-wide gathering<br />

in celebration of the <strong>2017</strong> All-America City award at the<br />

Old School Square Pavilion. Festivities will kick-off with remarks by<br />

Mayor Cary Glickstein and other city officials. During the celebration,<br />

attendees can also look forward to giveaways and a giant cake cutting<br />

ceremony. In partnership with Old School Square, the N2 Nation,<br />

a fabulous Motown Tribute band, will take the stage at 7:30 pm. The<br />

concert and celebration are free to the public.<br />

This year, Delray Beach was recognized and distinguished with its<br />

third All-America City award at the National Civic League conference.<br />

Delray Beach is the only city in the state of Florida to win 3 times.<br />

“This is a very important win for the City,” according to Janet Meeks,<br />

Education Coordinator. “This award is the equivalent to the Good<br />

Housekeeping seal of approval for companies and families looking to<br />

relocate to Delray Beach.”<br />

<strong>November</strong> 3rd also marks the kickoff of the Annual Chris Evert/<br />

Raymond James Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic, <strong>November</strong> 3-5. This<br />

year renowned mental health professional and host of ABC’s top-rated<br />

daytime talk show, “Dr. Phil” will headline a list of celebrities for the<br />

28th annual event that include first-time participants Robin Givens<br />

(ABC’s “Head of the Class”) and Tate Donovan (DirecTV “Damages”)<br />

and 2016 attendees David Cook (ABC’s “American Idol”), Timothy<br />

Olyphant (FX’s “Justified”), Jamie McShane (Netflix’ “Bloodline”)<br />

and longtime Evert friend Maeve Quinlan (CBS’s “The Bold and<br />

Beautiful. Steve Doocy (Fox News’ “Fox & Friends”) and sports star<br />

Helio Castroneves (IndyCar) have also played in past events.<br />

Guest tennis pros joining Evert include fellow International Hall<br />

of Famer Martina Navratilova, four-time doubles Olympian Rennae<br />

Stubbs, former French Open doubles champion Luke Jensen,<br />

and a pair of Boca Raton residents: former world No. 4 Sebastien<br />

Grosjean and University of Florida standout Jesse Levine, who also<br />

played on the ATP World Tour.<br />

The event kicks off with a pair of events on Friday (<strong>November</strong> 3)<br />

at the Boca Raton Resort & Club—a morning Pro-Am and evening<br />

cocktail party—and includes a Saturday evening Gala (<strong>November</strong> 4)<br />

featuring dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions at the Boca Resort.<br />

To purchase tickets or for more information about the event go<br />

to www.chrisevert.org<br />

Slash Fitness /// Performance, ROAD iD, Grimes Events and Party<br />

Tents invite you to join them for the 31st Annual Delray Beach Turkey<br />

Trot on <strong>November</strong> 18, <strong>2017</strong> at Anchor Park in Delray Beach. The<br />

5K race begins at 7:30 am Sharp! Race Participants will get to run/<br />

walk down scenic A1A and receive a custom Delray Beach Turkey<br />

Trot medal. All registered participants will receive commemorative<br />

T-shirts. Proceeds from the race will benefit the Keith Straghn Feed<br />

the Hungry Thanksgiving Drive. The will also be collecting non-perishable<br />

foods at the race for donation.<br />

Register on-line at www.splitsecondtiming.com, or contact Danielle<br />

Beardsley, City of Delray Beach Parks & Recreation at (561) 243-<br />

7277 or by E-mail at beardsleyd@mydelraybeach.com.<br />

The month ends with a big finish…real BIG! <strong>November</strong> 30th is<br />

the Lighting of the Famous 100ft Christmas Tree. Festivities begin<br />

at 5pm. A month long celebration kicks off with Santa lighting the<br />

famous 100ft Christmas Tree at 7:15pm. Directly following the Tree<br />

Lighting, Santa will be available for photos! Enjoy ice-skating, Putt’n<br />

Around Mini Golf & Carousel and much more! Event is free, activities<br />

for a nominal fee! Old School Square Park. 100ftChristmasTree.com<br />

“This year the Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative (DBMC) is encouraging<br />

you to be big and give back. We are lucky in Delray Beach.<br />

But many in our community still struggle, as do those affected by this<br />

year’s hurricanes,” says Stephanie Immelman, Executive Director of<br />

the DBMC. “The 100 Foot Christmas Tree is BIG. Delray needs to be<br />

big too.”<br />

The DBMC is partnering with non-profits to foster a sense of giving<br />

back this year. The community’s favorite causes will be out in full force<br />

at the Tree Lighting and represented all during the month of December<br />

at the Famous 100 Foot Christmas Tree. Think about how you want to<br />

give back this year…and get back to the true meaning of the Holidays.<br />

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We’re all set for your party.<br />

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OLD SCHOOL SQUARE<br />

Cornell Art Museum Re-Opens with<br />

Beautiful New Interior This Month!<br />

Cornell Art Museum Grand<br />

Opening Celebration,<br />

<strong>November</strong> 8<br />

Wednesday, <strong>November</strong> 8th, 7-9 p.m.; $10 admission.<br />

Here’s what’s new! The Cornell Art Museum has been undergoing<br />

exciting interior renovations all summer, and is re-opening<br />

with a huge celebration! We celebrate our million-dollar renovation<br />

with a special exhibition, “Looking Glass,” reflecting our dedication<br />

to the best and brightest in contemporary art.<br />

The renovation has been made possible through the generous support<br />

of Mrs. Margaret Blume, who said, “I want to enhance the use of<br />

this historic school house for the display and enjoyment of art. With<br />

the Cornell Museum, less is more. It’s a little gem that is perfect for<br />

a short, but lovely, cultural experience in the heart of Delray Beach.”<br />

Rob Steele, President and CEO of Old School Square, explains,<br />

“The Cornell Art Museum will, in all-likelihood, erupt into the So-<br />

Flo art scene as a ‘not to miss’ destination asset. Great care has<br />

been taken with this renovation project to assure that the timeless<br />

charm of this historic schoolhouse melds with the function of a<br />

unique art museum. We are confident the result will speak volumes<br />

without words.”<br />

Friday, 7:30 p.m.; free admission. weather permitting; bring<br />

lawn chairs, and bring the family, but no pets or outside food<br />

and beverage. Food and beverages available for purchase.<br />

11/3/<strong>2017</strong> N2 Nation – Motown Covers<br />

11/10/<strong>2017</strong> Classic Rock Therapy – Classic Rock Covers<br />

11/17/<strong>2017</strong> Orange Sunshine – 60’s Hits<br />

11/24/<strong>2017</strong> The Long Run – Eagles Tribute<br />

Cornell Art Museum presents<br />

“Looking Glass,” Nov. 9-Feb. 25<br />

NEW Museum hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am-5 pm;<br />

Sunday, 1-5 pm. Closed Mondays and holidays.<br />

Old School Square Pavilion<br />

presents Free Friday Concerts<br />

through Jan. 26<br />

NEW Admission: $8 (general); $5 (seniors 65+ and students<br />

with ID). Free admission for children under 12, Old School<br />

Square members and Veterans. Free admission for Florida residents<br />

on Sunday.<br />

This group exhibition features contemporary artwork that immerses<br />

the viewer into the piece by creating their own reflection.<br />

The viewer and the space around the piece become a part of the<br />

work itself.<br />

The exhibition was chosen as the first show in the newly renovated<br />

interior to showcase the Museum like never before, to illustrate<br />

the Museum’s mission to present the best and brightest in contemporary<br />

art, and to serve our community of visitors and artists<br />

from Delray Beach and across the globe. Viewers will experience a<br />

sense of belonging and literally see themselves in the museum. Art<br />

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selfies are encouraged! Follow the Museum on Facebook: @<br />

OldSchoolSquareCornellArtMuseum; Instagram: @CornellArt-<br />

Museum; and Twitter: @CornellMuseum.<br />

Old School<br />

Square<br />

Pavilion<br />

presents<br />

Fleetwood<br />

Max,<br />

<strong>November</strong> 11<br />

Saturday, <strong>November</strong> 11th<br />

at 8 p.m. (gates open at<br />

7); tickets $75 (VIP); $25<br />

(general admission)<br />

This band is an authentic recreation of the music, magic, and<br />

incredible stage production of the legendary Stevie Nicks &<br />

Fleetwood Mac at the height of their career. Experience all the<br />

hits, from the Rumours album in 1977 to current touring set lists.<br />

Creative Arts School<br />

presents Canvas &<br />

Cocktails, <strong>November</strong> 30<br />

Last Thursday each month, 7- 9 p.m.<br />

Pre-registration is required; fee<br />

$35 (includes materials and one<br />

drink ticket).This is a fun art experience<br />

where you can create an art<br />

piece in a relaxed atmosphere… all<br />

while enjoying a glass of wine, a craft<br />

beer or a signature cocktail. Each<br />

month offers something different<br />

with one of our professional art instructors.<br />

No experience necessary! It’s a perfect girls’ night<br />

out, group night or date night.<br />

Old School Square is the center of arts & entertainment in<br />

downtown Delray Beach and has served as the community’s<br />

gathering place for over 25 years. The historic campus welcomes<br />

half a million people each year for programs, classes,<br />

events and rental activities and includes the intimate Crest<br />

Theatre (in the restored 1925 Delray High School building) the<br />

Cornell Art Museum (in the 1913 Delray Elementary building),<br />

and the Fieldhouse (c. 1925). The Pavilion, which opened in<br />

2002, hosts outdoor concerts and shows. The Creative Arts<br />

School (2nd floor of the Crest Theatre building) offers art, photography<br />

and writing classes. Old School Square also serves as<br />

a venue for community, corporate, private and media events.<br />

For information on all programs and services, call 561-243-<br />

7922 or visit OldSchoolSquare.org.<br />

www.<strong>Atlantic</strong><strong>Ave</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.com | NOVEMBER <strong>2017</strong> | 85


Jose Herrera<br />

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egulars | city people<br />

by diane feen | photo by melissa korman<br />

A Man On The Move<br />

Jose Herrera is a get it done<br />

kind of guy. He learned that<br />

from his mother Vilma and<br />

his stepfather Leonardo. The<br />

Venezuelan-born entrepreneur<br />

took a lot of twists and turns<br />

on his fortuitous journey from<br />

adolescence to adulthood.<br />

And each new path led him on an even greater adventure.<br />

Luckily Herrera knew his path was strewn with opportunity – he<br />

also knew that knowledge is both powerful and empowering. Much<br />

of that knowledge was on-the-job training when he was a 19-year-old<br />

intern for Delray attorney Michael Weiner.<br />

It was Weiner who introduced Herrera to different boards and city<br />

agencies, and it was Weiner who taught him that to serve one’s community<br />

was a Godly act.<br />

“Michael got me involved in the city and I learned a lot about city<br />

politics through him. He also taught me about the importance of civic<br />

responsibility. When I went to Chamber meetings (and other city<br />

meetings) I was the youngest person in the room.”<br />

That introduction to city politics paved the way for young Herrera<br />

to take an active role in Delray Beach’s political infrastructure. He sat<br />

on the Policy Advisory Board and the Code Enforcement Board. Herrera<br />

was also Chair and Vice Chair of the Board of Education, assisting<br />

in numerous campaigns such as “Delray Reads Day” and “Be on Time.”<br />

Herrera attributes much of his voracious appetite for adventure<br />

and accomplishment to his mother Vilma who told him never to<br />

let anyone bring you down and to overcome obstacles. “My mother<br />

was the best, she always demanded perfection. My other role model<br />

(Michael Weiner) demanded perfection and told me to ‘make it<br />

happen’ without excuses,” said the marketing director for Islamorada<br />

Beer Company.<br />

You could say that Herrera is a quick study. He has continued to lead<br />

his life with purpose and poise and is always there for those in need.<br />

He assisted in getting street lamps for dark roads in Delray and participated<br />

in the first Hispanic Police Academy for Delray Beach citizens.<br />

Though he wanted to be a lawyer (or police officer) after graduating<br />

from FAU, it was not to be. “I was waiting in line for my transcripts<br />

when I saw my friend Monica Jara. She told me about a position that<br />

was open and suggested I get a master’s degree as well.”<br />

That chance meeting with Jara led Herrera to a position as Program<br />

Assistant for the Weppner Center for Civic Engagement and Service.<br />

While there he increased student participation, provided academic<br />

leadership and introduced students to civic engagement.<br />

He also provided volunteer management of students, faculty and<br />

staff for the 2008 Republican Presidential Debates, and attempted to<br />

break a Guinness World Record for largest Human Support Ribbon.<br />

While at FAU Herrera also served as Event Coordinator for University<br />

Advancement and Alumni Affairs. In that position he maintained<br />

relationships with Alumni and Donors, created fundraising events<br />

and assisted in managing internal and external events at the Marleen<br />

& Harold Forkas Alumni Center.<br />

He was also a Mentor for the FAU Athletic Department.<br />

At Pope John Paul II High School Herrera was Director of Development<br />

and Alumni Relations. In this position he raised funds and<br />

spread his glorious understanding of social media, civic engagement,<br />

mentoring, sports, and alumni inclusiveness.<br />

When it comes to being in the epicenter of good deeds Herrera is<br />

front center. He was one of the original board members of the Delray<br />

Beach Miracle League, and assisted in obtaining funds to build<br />

the Miracle League field for special needs children. “When Jose feels<br />

passion about something he jumps in feet first. He has a huge heart<br />

and when he says he is going to do something you can always rely on<br />

him. I adore him,” said Miracle League founder Julia Kadel.<br />

Herrera was also on the Alumni board of the George Snow Scholarship<br />

Foundation. He created networking nights, golf tournaments<br />

and social media venues. He also volunteered as a Delray Beach Santa<br />

and called children before Christmas to check in on them.<br />

Though his accomplishments are enormous Herrera is a mere<br />

34-years-old. But his wisdom and sense of civic duty is so far beyond<br />

his chronological age that it has those around him in awe of his passion<br />

for people and projects. “I never met a young man so dedicated<br />

to public service. He got that right away and wanted to be involved in<br />

the community. He has found his calling,” said attorney (and Herrera<br />

mentor) Michael Weiner.<br />

Herrera is known as someone who takes chances and breaks<br />

the barrier of the status quo. His latest attempt led to his current<br />

position as Director of Business Development for Islamorada Beer<br />

Company. The company, started by Herrera and four of his friends<br />

from FAU, was founded on the principles of passion and inventiveness.<br />

They made craft beer and called it Sandbar Sunday. Though<br />

this approach was unorthodox in the industry it wasn’t long before<br />

distributors came knocking on their door. “We had no idea what we<br />

were doing but decided to just ‘got for it.’ We made 90 barrels of<br />

beer and were told by a consultant that it would last six months. But<br />

within six weeks we were sold out.”<br />

The Beer is now distributed from Daytona to Key West and is sold<br />

in over 800 locations. Their sales have grown to almost $1 million, but<br />

that hasn’t stopped Herrera from doing good deeds.<br />

He co-founded “Gotta Luv Them Fund,” a non-profit organization<br />

that raises money for college scholarships. And he took a pivotal role<br />

in helping those in need from the ravages of Hurricane Irma.<br />

Though his resume is peppered with words like accomplish, training,<br />

coaching, strategic planning and trend identifier, this young man<br />

is one bundle of sheer determination and passion. He looks out for<br />

others and is aware that his goals and dreams are just another step<br />

toward spreading goodness in the world.<br />

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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

What RU<br />

Wearing?<br />

as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />

©<br />

Danielle<br />

Top Macy’s $45<br />

Jeans Ralph Lauren $85<br />

Shoes American Eagle $45<br />

Purse Vera Bradley $65<br />

Watch Michele $895<br />

LLoyd<br />

Blazer Armani $399<br />

Top H&M $16<br />

Pants Original Penguin $50<br />

Shoes Nordstrom $89<br />

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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

What RU<br />

Wearing?<br />

as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />

©<br />

Lynda<br />

Earrings Nordstrom $60<br />

Necklace Trae Jewels $100<br />

Top BCBG $120<br />

Jeans Rag&Bone $150<br />

Watch Bvlgari Gift<br />

Boots Scharz $300<br />

Bag Valentino $350<br />

Priscilla<br />

Top Catos $60<br />

Jeans Macy’s $80<br />

Necklace Dillards $50<br />

Shoes JC Penney $60<br />

Bag Michael Kors $400<br />

Watch Macy’s $300<br />

Bracelet Heirloom $30<br />

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Suzanne<br />

Earrings Zara $45<br />

Top J Crew $98<br />

Jeans J Crew $125<br />

Shoes Banana Republic $148<br />

Bag St. John $220<br />

Tonya<br />

Hat Swap Shop $20<br />

Top Steinmart $30<br />

Shoes Ashro $70<br />

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What RU<br />

Wearing?<br />

as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />

Lance<br />

Sunglasses Robert Graham $200<br />

Top Merona $30<br />

Shorts Green Chubbies $55<br />

Belt J Crew $20<br />

Shoes Sperry $50<br />

Prentice<br />

Shirt Robert Graham $289<br />

Pants Bugatchi $170<br />

Shoes 14th & Union $89<br />

Watch Redline $175<br />

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What RU<br />

Wearing?<br />

as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />

Ellie<br />

Top Diane Von Furstenberg $119<br />

Shorts Lily Pulitzer $59<br />

shoes Vince Camuto $100<br />

Bag Second Time Around $29<br />

Bracelets Henry Bendel $39/ea.<br />

Watch Skagen $100<br />

Necklace Second Time Around $15<br />

Maribel<br />

necklace Second Time Around $59<br />

Dress Guess $79<br />

Shoes Tory Burch $199<br />

Bag Christina $99<br />

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What RU<br />

Wearing?<br />

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Deborah<br />

Hat Lululemon $40<br />

Top Velvet $85<br />

Pants Splendid $90<br />

Shoes Giuseppe Zanotti $850<br />

Bag Hermes $10K<br />

Bracelet Cartier $800/E<br />

Watch Rolex<br />

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Top Rag & Bone $85<br />

Jeans Rag & Bone $225<br />

Shoes Rag & Bone $500<br />

Bag Gucci $1495<br />

Watch Rolex<br />

Glasses Chanel $400<br />

Bracelet Cartier $800/e<br />

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Necklace Free People $60<br />

Dress Native Sun $150<br />

Shoes Rebecca Minkoff $60<br />

Bag Stella McCartney $800<br />

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Top Frame $225<br />

Pants Nordstrom $100<br />

Shoes Joya Shoes $289<br />

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Sunglasses Krewe $255<br />

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dining | restaurant review<br />

By diane feen | Photos by melisSa korman<br />

Pizza Valentina<br />

Scuola Vecchia<br />

Scuola Vecchia<br />

The True Essence Of<br />

Eating Italian Pizza<br />

When Scuola Vecchia opened it<br />

was a sensational new experience<br />

that only those who lived in<br />

Naples, Italy would understand.<br />

Owner Sharon Aloisio bought (and shipped to Delray) the<br />

wood burning oven made of volcanic stone that heats to<br />

1000 degrees. She was one of the first restauranteurs to<br />

make Caputo flour pizza dough taste light as a feather and imported<br />

Italian San Marzano tomato sauce melt in your mouth.<br />

She also imported the wisdom, culinary excellence and 200-year-old<br />

Neapolitan pizza-making skills from the master, Roberto Caporuscio.<br />

And she did it with precision and dedication.<br />

The results were stunning. People came from all over to savor the<br />

flavors and texture of real Neapolitan pizza and homemade pasta<br />

that Sharon cooked up.<br />

It was a unique dining experience, and one that Aloisio adhered<br />

to strictly. She followed the tradition of the masters in Italy and so<br />

did her fans – that included locals, out of towners and the media.<br />

The menu grew and so did their expertise. Everyone seemed to<br />

notice. “This is the best pizza anywhere. There is true integrity in<br />

what they’re doing here. I eat here once a week,” said Reny Hodan,<br />

owner of a popular Delray restaurant nearby.<br />

Hodan isn’t the only one drawn to Scuola Vecchia. Debbie Gansler<br />

and her husband Howard come once a week as well. “We love it<br />

here and have been coming since they opened. We order the Pizza<br />

Margherita and the specials of the day. The white pizza with figs<br />

and gorgonzola cheese is outstanding. I’m Italian and I love the thin<br />

crust, the ingredients and the excellent service.”<br />

Gansler is correct on all counts. The food at Scuola Vecchia is superb<br />

and its authenticity is overwhelmingly delicate and delicious.<br />

We’ve been here before but it seems with age comes perfection<br />

(like wine and wisdom).<br />

Part of the delicate balance of flavors and textures that seduce<br />

the senses are pizzas named after Aloisio’s grandchildren. Luckily<br />

her son – and business partner Shaun – recently had a baby girl. To<br />

honor her birth a pizza was created in her name. Called the Valen-<br />

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Pizza Romeo<br />

PizzAIOLO SHAUN!<br />

THE ART OF MAKING<br />

NEAPolitAN PizzA<br />

Fettuccine Mediterraneo<br />

tina, this pizza is out of this world. Made with Prosciutto di Parma,<br />

gorgonzola cheese, cherry pesto and mint, it fills your mouth with<br />

flavors and your spirit with delight.<br />

We also adored the Pizza Romeo, named after Shaun’s five-yearold<br />

son (who enjoys making pizza with his dad). This pizza is divinely<br />

made with homemade mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced potatoes,<br />

crispy pancetta and fresh rosemary. The unusual combination<br />

of flavors and ingredients in this pizza make it decadently delicious.<br />

We weren’t the only ones oohing and aahing over this homemade<br />

Italian fare. Local Delray resident (and finance guy) Dave comes to<br />

Scuola Vecchia quite often and was relishing the food as well. “This<br />

is the best pizza. I’ve been coming here since it opened so I don’t<br />

have to go to New York for pizza. I love Sharon and Shaun – they<br />

care about what goes on your plate and it shows.”<br />

You don’t have to be from New York to appreciate the TLC that<br />

goes into the food at Scuola Vecchia. Take the Girella Salad for instance.<br />

It goes like this – Homemade Mozzarella Cheese Rolls are<br />

stuffed with eggplant, zucchini and Prosciutto di Parma and served<br />

with a house salad with balsamic dressing. It is a celebration of texture<br />

and taste that we found intoxicating. It’s so far out of the traditional<br />

salad comfort zone that the flavors and texture just jump<br />

out at you gleefully.<br />

Speaking of glee – you must try their new homemade Italian<br />

Rice Balls. Called Sicilian Arancini they are lightly breaded and<br />

come three to an order - spinach and béchamel, homemade Bolognese<br />

and Prosciutto Cotto (Italian ham) with mozzarella. They are<br />

simply divine with varying flavors that dance with delight in your<br />

mouth. They’re so good it feels illegal. But, of course it’s as legal as<br />

writing your name on a post-it – but much more fun.<br />

The genius behind much of this excellence and expertise is Sharon.<br />

She learned to cook from her grandmother and has carried<br />

this tradition to fruition in her little corner of the world on <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>nue. She tries new dishes and is constantly whipping up specials<br />

that makes everyone ecstatically happy. Just look around – it<br />

feels like Neapolitan Nirvana. And it is!<br />

We aren’t the only ones impressed with Scuola Vecchia. The Daily<br />

Meal rated their pizza one of the best in South Florida and Trip Advisor<br />

deemed their Neapolitan tradition the best pizza on the planet.<br />

So does Donna from Delray. “My husband and I have excellent<br />

experiences at Scuola Vecchia. It’s the best pizza in the WORLD! We<br />

always feel like family when we dine there. Anthony, Rita, Sharon<br />

and Sean - what wonderful kind people. The Caprese salad with<br />

their homemade Mozzarella is to die for!”<br />

You bet it is. So is their Fettuccini Bolognese with homemade<br />

meat sauce cooked for three hours to infuse flavor into tomato<br />

sauce cooked in their wood oven. We also recommend the Salad<br />

Mare with fresh baby arugula, jumbo shrimp, grape tomatoes, lemon<br />

and extra virgin olive oil.<br />

Because Scuola Vecchia is a family business they welcome everyone<br />

with the same fanfare. That is why they offer Gluten Free<br />

Pizza made with fresh homemade gluten-free flour (not frozen like<br />

most).<br />

Before you say goodbye to Sharon, Shaun and the devoted staff,<br />

check out their desserts. The Flourless Chocolate Cake would make<br />

a horse whisper and a human covet it like a priceless pearl. We also<br />

suggest the homemade Tiramisu.<br />

Scuola Vecchia has hit its stride. The food is superb, inventive<br />

and homemade with love. Sharon and Shaun are at the epicenter<br />

of all this Italian Culinary Greatness, and they welcome you into<br />

their domain.<br />

We suggest you join them!<br />

SCUOLA VECCHIA<br />

522 East <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach<br />

561-865-5923<br />

scuolavecchiapizzeria.com<br />

Apaneini Siciliani<br />

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dining | thanksgiving<br />

By Yvette Roulette<br />

TENDER JUICY TURKEY<br />

A Simple<br />

Traditional<br />

Thanksgiving<br />

Thanksgiving is one of my<br />

favorite holidays of the year.<br />

It encompasses for most,<br />

three All American “Fs”: Food,<br />

Football, and Family. Some<br />

Thanksgiving dinners are fancy<br />

and elaborate, with recipes<br />

straight out of Bon Appétit,<br />

while others are more simple<br />

and basic with family recipes<br />

that have been passed down<br />

through generations. This<br />

Thanksgiving I will share some<br />

of my favorite, crowd pleasing,<br />

fool proof, traditional recipes.<br />

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Tender Juicy Turkey<br />

1 15 lb turkey - giblets and neck removed<br />

2 Tbsp each of dried parsley, ground<br />

dried rosemary, rubbed dried sage,<br />

dried thyme leaves<br />

1 Tbsp lemon pepper<br />

1 Tbsp salt<br />

2 Stalks of celery, chopped<br />

1 Orange cut in wedges<br />

1 Onion chopped<br />

1 Carrot chopped<br />

1 14.5 oz Can of chicken broth<br />

1 Bottle of champagne<br />

(or ginger ale, or coke)<br />

*If prepared ahead, marinate the<br />

turkey in the fridge the day before<br />

for even more tender juiciness!<br />

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.<br />

Line a turkey roster with long sheets<br />

of foil that will be long enough to<br />

wrap the turkey loosely.<br />

2. Stir together the parsley, rosemary,<br />

sage, thyme, lemon pepper<br />

and salt in a small bowl. Rub the<br />

mixture in the cavity of the turkey<br />

and over and under the skin<br />

of the turkey. Stuff the turkey with<br />

the celery, onion, orange, and carrot.<br />

Truss, if desired and place the<br />

turkey in the roasting pan. Pour<br />

the broth and champagne over the<br />

turkey and make sure to get some<br />

champagne in the cavity. Bring the<br />

foil over the top of the turkey and<br />

seal. Keep the foil from touching the<br />

skin of the breast or legs.<br />

3. Bake the turkey for 2 1/2 - 3<br />

hours until juices run clear. Uncover<br />

and continue to bake until skin turns<br />

golden brown (about 30 minutes to<br />

1 hour more). When done, remove<br />

turkey from oven and cover with<br />

aluminum foil - let the turkey rest at<br />

least 15 minutes before carving.


Creamy Mashed Potatoes<br />

Serves 12<br />

7 Cups of chicken broth ( I use Swanson)<br />

10 Large potatoes peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces<br />

1 Cup of sour cream<br />

1 Stick of butter softened<br />

Salt and Pepper to taste<br />

Heat broth and potatoes over high heat<br />

to a boil. Reduce heat to medium. Cover<br />

and cook until potatoes are tender. Drain,<br />

reserving broth.<br />

*Mash potatoes with 1/4 cup of broth,<br />

butter, sour cream, salt and pepper. Add<br />

additional broth slowly until desired consistency.<br />

*I whip my potatoes with a mixer. It<br />

makes for fluffier potatoes and no lumps!<br />

Mac & Cheese Cups<br />

Serves 12<br />

8 oz Uncooked elbow macaroni<br />

2 Cups shred cheddar cheese<br />

1/2 Cup grated parmesan cheese<br />

3 Cups of milk<br />

1/4 Cup of butter & 2 tbsp of butter<br />

2 1/2 Tbsp of flour<br />

2 Tbsp of bread crumbs<br />

Cook elbow macaroni according to package.<br />

In a saucepan melt 1/4 cup of butter<br />

over medium heat. Slowly stir in flour.<br />

Slowly add milk stirring constantly. Stir<br />

in cheeses and cook over low heat until<br />

cheese is melted.<br />

Combine cheese and macaroni until well<br />

blended.<br />

Spoon mac & cheese into lightly greased<br />

cupcake pan. Melt 2 tbsp of butter over medium<br />

heat, add breadcrumbs and brown.<br />

Sprinkle over each cup.<br />

Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.<br />

Cranberry Nut Stuffing<br />

Serves 12<br />

12 Oz package of cranberries<br />

1 Lb sausage<br />

6 Cups of bread cubes<br />

1 Cup seasoned dried bread crumbs<br />

1 Medium onion chopped<br />

1 Clove of garlic chopped<br />

1 Tsp chopped fresh parsley<br />

1/2 Tsp chopped fresh oregano<br />

1/2 Tsp chopped fresh sage<br />

1 Pinch fresh tyme<br />

1/3 Tsp celery seed<br />

1/4 Tsp ground ginger<br />

1/2 Tsp salt<br />

1/3 Tsp black pepper<br />

2 Cups chicken broth<br />

1/2 Cup chopped walnuts<br />

1/2 Cup chopped orange with skin on<br />

Place cranberries in medium saucepan<br />

with enough water to cover and bring to a<br />

boil. cook until skins pop. Drain and cool.<br />

In a skillet, cook sausage over medium<br />

heat until evenly brown. Drain and cool.<br />

In a baking dish mix all ingredients escept<br />

chicken broth well. Stir in chicken<br />

broth slowly until desired consistency.<br />

Bake at 350 for 25 minutes until surface<br />

is lightly brown and crispy.<br />

Easy Candied Yams<br />

Serves 12<br />

2 29oz Cans of yams<br />

1/2 Cup butter cut into pieces<br />

1 Cup brown sugar<br />

3 Cups of mini marshmallows<br />

Preheat oven to 400 degrees.<br />

Place sweet potatoes in a baking dish.<br />

Place butter pieces evenly over sweet potatoes.<br />

Sprinkle with brown sugar. Top with<br />

mini marshmallows.<br />

Bake for 25 minutes or until marshmallows<br />

are toasted and melted.<br />

Green Bean Casserole<br />

Serves 12<br />

2 (10.75 oz) Cans of Condensed Cream of<br />

Mushroom Soup<br />

1 Cup of milk<br />

2 Tsp of Soy sauce<br />

1/4 Tsp ground black pepper<br />

8 Cups cooked cut green beans<br />

2 2/3 Cups french fried onions<br />

Stir soup, milk, pepper, soy sauce and 1<br />

1/3 cups of onions in a casserole dish. Bake<br />

at 350 for 25 minutes, or until hot - stir.<br />

Top with remaining onions and bake 5-10<br />

minutes more.<br />

Happy<br />

thanksgiving<br />

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dining | guide<br />

We at <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> try to keep our Dining Guide<br />

as accurate as possible for our reader’s benefit, however<br />

this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may omit<br />

some eateries and others may have moved or closed. If you are not<br />

listed in this guide we apologize but please feel free to e-mail<br />

lisa@atlanticavemagazine.com and we will get your details entered<br />

for the following month. By the same token, if you see a listing that<br />

is no longer there then please e-mail lisa@atlanticavemagazine.<br />

com and it will be removed for the following month. Your help in<br />

keeping our Dining Guide up-to-date is very much appreciated.<br />

DELRAY BEACH<br />

American<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille<br />

1000 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

(In the Seagate Hotel)<br />

561-665-4900<br />

Banyan Restaurant<br />

& Bar<br />

189 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Pineapple Grove<br />

DB, 561-563-8871<br />

Boston’s on the Beach<br />

40 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-3364<br />

Brule Bistro<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> #109, DB<br />

561-274-2046<br />

Bru’s Room<br />

35 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3663<br />

BurgerFi<br />

6 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-9590<br />

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-638-6380<br />

Corner Porch<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

85 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-3349<br />

Cut 432<br />

432 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-9898<br />

Dada<br />

52 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3232<br />

De La Tierra -<br />

Sundy House<br />

106 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-5678<br />

Death or Glory<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

116 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-808-8814<br />

Deck 84<br />

840 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-665-8484<br />

Doc’s All American<br />

10 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-3627<br />

Donnie’s Place<br />

60 NW 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9996<br />

Ellie’s 50’s Diner<br />

2410 N Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-276-1570<br />

Fifth <strong>Ave</strong>nue Grill<br />

821 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-265-0122<br />

Gourmet Killer Dogs<br />

4057 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

DB. 917-656-3664<br />

Grand Tavern<br />

710 Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-279-2779<br />

Grangers Grill<br />

802 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7881<br />

Harvest Seasonal Grill<br />

and Wine Bar<br />

1841 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-266-3239<br />

Henry’s<br />

16850 Jog Road<br />

Between Linton Blvd &<br />

Clintmore Rd<br />

DB, 561 638 1949<br />

HiWay Burger<br />

12 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-6430<br />

Jimmy’s Bistro<br />

9 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>nue, DB<br />

561-865-5774<br />

Johnnie Brown’s<br />

301 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9911<br />

Lilo’s<br />

814 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-272-8049<br />

Longhorn Steakhouse<br />

1562 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-278-1944<br />

Lucilles Bad to the Bone<br />

BBQ, Delray Marketplace<br />

9173 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-810-4045<br />

Max’s Harvest<br />

169 NW 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-381-9970<br />

Max’s Social House<br />

116 NE 6 <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-501-4332<br />

MIA Kitchen & Bar<br />

7901 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

Delray Beach. 561-499-<br />

2200<br />

OCEAN ONE<br />

BAR & GRILL<br />

777 E.<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-702-7373<br />

Outback<br />

1300 Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-272-7201<br />

Park Tavern<br />

32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />

561-265-5093<br />

Prime Restaurant<br />

And Bar<br />

29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />

561-865-5845<br />

Salt7<br />

32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />

561-274-7258<br />

Seacrest Grille<br />

(Marriott Hotel)<br />

10 N Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-274-3200<br />

Shula Burger<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

DB, 561-404-1347<br />

The Grove Restaurant<br />

187 NE 2 <strong>Ave</strong>., DB<br />

561-789-8636<br />

The Office<br />

201 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3600<br />

The Original Brooklyn<br />

Water Bagel<br />

14451 S Military Trail, DB<br />

561-455-7490<br />

Tryst<br />

4 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-921-0201<br />

Asian/Sushi/<br />

Chinese<br />

Buddha Sky Bar<br />

217 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-450-7557<br />

China Gardens<br />

14402 S. Military Trail,<br />

DB, 561-498-5226<br />

Lemongrass Bistro<br />

420 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-5050<br />

Ming’s Garden Chinese<br />

271 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3333<br />

Yama Japanese<br />

Restaurant<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-9929<br />

Ziree Thai & Sushi<br />

401 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-6549<br />

Continental/<br />

Greek<br />

Apeiro Kitchen & Bar<br />

14917 Lyons Rd.<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

561-501-4443<br />

Bistro 241<br />

241 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-4080<br />

Blue Anchor<br />

804 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-7272<br />

Boheme Bistro<br />

1118 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-4899<br />

Caffe Martier<br />

411 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-7790<br />

Joseph’s Wine Bar<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-6100<br />

La Cigale, A Taste of the<br />

Mediterranean<br />

253 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-265-0600<br />

Olio Bistro<br />

42 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-6633<br />

Taverna Opa<br />

270 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-303-3602<br />

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The Greek Bistro<br />

1832 S Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-266-8976<br />

Thirty Two East<br />

32 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7868<br />

Coffee/Dessert<br />

Ben & Jerry’s<br />

1155 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-3112<br />

Café Bleu<br />

44 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-455-4041<br />

Coffee District<br />

325 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-455-0541<br />

Couture Cakes<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-279-1828<br />

Full Of Crepe<br />

632 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-562-8090<br />

Gizzi’s Coffee<br />

2275 S Federal Hwy #380<br />

DB, (561) 266-9797<br />

Jellies at Seagate<br />

1000 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3775<br />

Kilwin’s Chocolates &<br />

Ice Cream<br />

402 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-0808<br />

Puro’s Cigar<br />

777 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-6118<br />

Starbucks<br />

205 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9332<br />

Starbucks<br />

502 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-265-3273<br />

The Grind Cafe<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-270-3036<br />

Health Food<br />

Ciao Sidewalk Café<br />

1208 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-4520<br />

Fit Food Express<br />

302 NE 4th St, DB<br />

561-330-4525<br />

Green Fields Organic<br />

Bistro<br />

4900 Linton Blvd.<br />

DB, 561 501-4169<br />

Nutrition Cottage<br />

1815 S Federal Highway,<br />

DB, 561-734-4626<br />

Purgreens<br />

Inside Purlife Fitness<br />

Center<br />

45 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7387<br />

The New Vegan<br />

528 NE 2nd St. DB<br />

561-404-5301<br />

Italian<br />

4 Brothers Italian<br />

Restaurant & Pizzeria<br />

7323 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-496-3990<br />

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza<br />

115 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-7911<br />

Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria<br />

14466 Military Trail, DB<br />

561-638-6442<br />

Bella Amici Pizzeria<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-270-3025<br />

Cafe Gelato Panini<br />

& Wine Bar<br />

506 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-501-4574<br />

Caffe Luna Rosa<br />

34 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-274-9404<br />

Carrabba’s Italian Grill<br />

335 E Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-266-9393<br />

Cena Modern Italian<br />

9 SE 7th <strong>Ave</strong>nue, DB,<br />

561-330-1237<br />

D’Angelo Pizza Tapas<br />

16950 Jog Road, DB.<br />

561-381-0037<br />

Il Bacio Restaurant<br />

& Lounge<br />

29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-865-7785<br />

IL Contadino<br />

Ristorante<br />

165 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

Pineapple Grove, DB<br />

561-330-0004<br />

Il Girasole<br />

1911 S Federal Hwy, DB,<br />

561-272-3566<br />

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza<br />

307 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-274-1969<br />

Mellow Mushroom<br />

25 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3040<br />

Pizza Rustica<br />

1155 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-279-8766<br />

Rocky’s Italian<br />

Bistro<br />

20 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-9703<br />

Salotta<br />

145 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-0310<br />

Sazio<br />

131 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-5540<br />

Scuola Vecchia<br />

522 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-865-5923<br />

Terra Fiamma<br />

Ristorante. Pizza. Bar<br />

9169 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

561-495-5570<br />

Tramonti Italian<br />

Ristorante<br />

119 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-1944<br />

Vic & Angelo’s<br />

290 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-9570<br />

Windy City Pizza<br />

401 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-2811<br />

Latin/Caribbean/<br />

sPAnish<br />

Bamboo Fire Café<br />

149 NW 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-749-0973<br />

Cabana El Ray<br />

105 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-274-9090<br />

CHE!!! Restaurant<br />

900 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

On the Intracoastal<br />

DB, 561-562-5111<br />

Papa’s Tapas<br />

259 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

Phone: ( 561) 266-0599<br />

Mexican<br />

Cabo Flats<br />

Cantina & Tequila Bar<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> & Lyons Rd.<br />

DB 561-499-0378<br />

El Camino<br />

15 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-865-5350<br />

Hacienda Mexican<br />

Restaurant & Bar, 14820 S<br />

Military Trail, DB.<br />

561-562-5151<br />

Rocco’s Tacos &<br />

Tequila Bar<br />

110 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-808-1100<br />

Senor Burrito<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong> #E, DB<br />

561-278-5757<br />

Pubs/Clubs<br />

3rd & 3rd<br />

301 NE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-303-1939<br />

Blue Anchor British Pub &<br />

Restaurant<br />

804 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-272-7272.<br />

Bull Bar Inc<br />

2 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-274-8001<br />

Honey<br />

16 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-270-7187<br />

Hurricane Bar & Lounge<br />

640 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-0282<br />

N2 Winebar<br />

104 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

The Hyatt Place<br />

561-278-6802<br />

O’Connors Irish Pub<br />

210 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-0022<br />

Delray Hideaway<br />

1045 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, Db<br />

561-562-5500<br />

Sandbar<br />

40 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-3364<br />

Tim Finnegans Irish Pub<br />

2885 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561- 330-3153<br />

Seafood<br />

50 Ocean<br />

50 S Ocean Blvd, Delray<br />

Beach, FL 33483<br />

(561) 278-3364<br />

City Oyster<br />

213 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-0220<br />

Dee Dee’s Conch & Rib<br />

540 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-1124<br />

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill<br />

634 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-3390<br />

Mussel Beach<br />

501 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />

561-921-6464<br />

Racks Fish House<br />

5 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-450-6718<br />

The Fisherman’s Grill<br />

5199 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-638-0500<br />

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dining | guide<br />

Sandwich/Deli<br />

Bagel’s With Deli<br />

1732 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-279-4799<br />

Big Al’s Steaks<br />

450 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-819-1888<br />

Brighton Beach Bagel &<br />

Bakery<br />

14587 S. Military trail<br />

DB, 561-270-3771<br />

Checkers<br />

450 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-9939<br />

Christina’s Restaurant<br />

263 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-3200<br />

Conte’s Italian Deli &<br />

Gourmet Market<br />

311 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561.501.7399<br />

Cornell Café Morikami<br />

Museum<br />

4000 Morikami Park<br />

Rd, DB<br />

561-495-0233<br />

Domino’s Pizza<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-0002<br />

Dunkin Donut’s<br />

37 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-1196<br />

Famous Market Deli<br />

6570 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-495-8590<br />

Jersey Mikes Subs<br />

455C NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-8949<br />

Jimmy John’s<br />

Gourmet Sandwiches<br />

1911 S. Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-243-1100<br />

Nemo’s Fish & Chicken<br />

943 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-865-5094<br />

Sandwiches by the Sea<br />

1214 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-2212<br />

Subway<br />

301 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-5959<br />

Tea-Licious Tearoom<br />

4997 B, W Atalantic <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

DB. 561-638-5155<br />

The Café In Paradise<br />

140 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3434<br />

Tony’s Deli<br />

Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s<br />

301 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-276-1749<br />

Boca raton<br />

American<br />

13 American Table<br />

451 Palmetto Park Road,<br />

Boca 561-409-2061<br />

Abe & Louis Glades Plaza<br />

2300 W. Glades Road,<br />

Boca 561-447-0024<br />

The Addison<br />

2 E. Camino Real, Boca<br />

561-372-0568<br />

Boca Wings & Ribs<br />

2257 North Fed. Highway<br />

Boca 561 391-9110<br />

Boca Muse<br />

7136 Beracasa Way, Boca<br />

561-367-1133<br />

Boca Pita Express<br />

7158 Beracasa Way<br />

Boca 561-750-0088<br />

Bogart’s Bar & Grille<br />

3200 Airport Road<br />

Boca 561-544-3044<br />

Boston Market<br />

7020 Beracasa Way,<br />

Boca 561-392-2795<br />

Bogart’s Bar &Grille<br />

Muvico Palace 20<br />

3200 Airport Road<br />

Boca 561-544-3044<br />

Brewzzi Glades Plaza<br />

2222 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-392-BREW (2739)<br />

Cheesecake Factory<br />

5530 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-393-0344<br />

Cottonwood Café<br />

90 Royal Palm Place, Boca<br />

561-353-2233<br />

Chops Lobster Bar<br />

101 Plaza Real. Boca<br />

561-395-2675<br />

Duffy’s Sports Grill<br />

21212 St Andrews Blvd.<br />

Boca 561-869-0552<br />

Grand Lux Café<br />

Town Ctr Mall, 6000<br />

Glades Road, Boca<br />

561-392-2141<br />

Houston’s<br />

1900 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />

Circle. Boca<br />

561-998- 0550<br />

J. Alexander’s<br />

1400 Glades Road. Boca<br />

561-347-9875<br />

Kathy’s Gazebo Café<br />

4199 N. Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca 561-395-6033<br />

Kee Grill<br />

17940 N.Military Trail.<br />

Boca 561-995-5044<br />

Lucilles Bad to the<br />

Bone BBQ<br />

3011 Yamato Road<br />

Boca 561-997-9557<br />

Madison’s New York Grill<br />

2006 NW Executive Center<br />

Circle. Boca 561-994-0808<br />

Mariposa<br />

Neiman Marcus at Town<br />

Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-544-2320<br />

Max’s Grille<br />

Mizner Park-404 Plaza<br />

Real Boca 561-368-0080<br />

Miller’s Ale House<br />

1200 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-998-9142<br />

Mississippi Sweets BBQ<br />

2399 N Federal Hwy.<br />

Boca 561-394-6779<br />

Morton’s The Steakhouse<br />

Shops at Boca-5050 Town<br />

Ctr Circle Boca<br />

561-392-7724<br />

New York Prime<br />

2350 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />

Drive. Boca<br />

561-998-3881<br />

Oceans 18<br />

5801 NW 2nd Av Boca<br />

561-994-0400<br />

Pavilion Grille<br />

301 Yamato Road, Boca<br />

561-912-0000<br />

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dining | guide<br />

Pinon Grille,<br />

6000 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-391-7770<br />

Polo’s Restaurant<br />

5030 Champion Blvd.,<br />

Boca; 561-997-2920<br />

Rack’s Downtown Eatery<br />

402 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-395-1662<br />

Rebel House<br />

297 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />

Boca 561-353-5888<br />

Ruby Tuesday<br />

409 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-392-5705<br />

Ruth’s Chris Steak House<br />

225 N.E.Mizner Blvd.,<br />

Boca, 561-392-6746<br />

Seasons 52<br />

2300 N.W.Executive Ctr,<br />

Boca, 561-998-9952<br />

Six Tables<br />

112 N.E. 2cnd St., Boca<br />

561-347-6260<br />

Sweet Tomatoes<br />

7110 Beracasa Way,<br />

561-750-3303<br />

The Capital Grille<br />

6000 Glades Road,<br />

Boca 561-368-1077<br />

The Grille on Congress<br />

5101 Congress Av. Boca<br />

561-912-9800<br />

Yogurt Rendezvous*<br />

*(ORB Kosher) 7150<br />

Beracasa Way, Boca<br />

561-392-8384<br />

Asian/Sushi/<br />

Chinese<br />

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill<br />

861 Yamato Rd. Boca<br />

561-981-8986<br />

Boon’s Asian Bistro<br />

19605 SR7.<br />

Boca 561-883-0202<br />

Cay Da Vietnamese<br />

7400 N. Fed. Highway.,<br />

Boca, 561-998-0278<br />

Fah Asian Bistro<br />

Boca Valley Shopping Plaza<br />

-7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca-<br />

561-241-0400<br />

5 Spice Asian Market<br />

Shoppes at Blue Lake<br />

1200 Yamato Rd.<br />

561-989-1688<br />

Japango<br />

3011 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-999-1263<br />

Kapow Noodle Bar<br />

431 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-347-7311<br />

La Tre<br />

249 E.Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca-561-392-4568<br />

Lemongrass Asian Bistro<br />

101 Plaza Real South.<br />

Boca 561-544-8181<br />

P.F Chang’s<br />

1400 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-393-3722<br />

Pei Wei Asian Diner<br />

7152-B Beracasa Way,<br />

561-322-1001<br />

Stir Crazy Café<br />

Town Ctr-6000 Glades Rd.,<br />

Boca 561-338-7500<br />

Sushi Masa & Thai<br />

2240 NW 19th Street.<br />

Boca 561-347-0008<br />

Sushi Ray<br />

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250,<br />

Town Ctr Circle.Boca<br />

561-394-9506<br />

Sushi Thai<br />

100 NE 2cnd St., Boca<br />

561-750-4448<br />

Sushi Yama<br />

7055-33 W Palmetto Park<br />

Road. Boca 561- 362-6416<br />

Tempura House<br />

The Reserve-9858 Clint<br />

Moore Road. Building<br />

561-883-6088<br />

Uncle Tai’s<br />

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250<br />

Town Ctr Circle. -Boca<br />

561-368-8806<br />

Yokohama Sushi<br />

60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />

561-392-9328<br />

Yokohama Sushi<br />

9168 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-451-1707<br />

Continental<br />

Bakery of France<br />

625 NE Spanish River<br />

Blvd., Boca 561-361-4490<br />

Bistro Provence<br />

2399 N.Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca-561-368-2340<br />

Brio Tuscan Grille<br />

5050 Town Center Circle.<br />

Boca 561-392-0344<br />

Casa D’Angelo<br />

171 E Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca. 561-996-1234<br />

Cote France Café<br />

100K Plaza Real South,<br />

Boca. 561-955-6021<br />

Casimir French Bistro<br />

416 Via De Palmas #81,<br />

Royal Palm Place, Boca,<br />

561-955-6001<br />

Josef’s Table<br />

5030 Champion Blvd.<br />

Boca 561-353-2700<br />

Kosta’s<br />

5024 N. Fed Hwy.<br />

Lighhousepoint<br />

Georgetown Plaza,<br />

954-571-3842<br />

Le Rivage<br />

450 N.E.20th St.<br />

Boca-561-620-0033<br />

Macaroni Grill<br />

2004 Executive Ctr Drive.<br />

Boca 561-997-5492<br />

Mario’s Osteria<br />

1400 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-239-7000<br />

Milos Taverna<br />

1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />

561-750-6720<br />

Matteo’s<br />

233 S Federal Hwy.<br />

Boca 561-392-0773<br />

Meatball Room<br />

3011 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-409-4111<br />

Taverna Kyma<br />

6298 N. Fed. Hywy.<br />

Boca 33487<br />

561-994-2828<br />

Villa Rosana<br />

9858 Clint Moore Road.<br />

Boca 561-470-0112<br />

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dining | guide<br />

Italian<br />

Arturo’s Ristorante<br />

6750 N.Fed Hwy.<br />

Boca-561-997- 7373<br />

Carraba’s Italian Grill<br />

6909 S.W.18th Street,<br />

Boca-561-544-8838<br />

Josephine’s<br />

5751 N.Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca. 561-988-0668<br />

La Luna Italian Bistro<br />

The Polo Shoppes-5030<br />

Champion Blvd. Boca<br />

561-997-1165<br />

La Villeta<br />

4351 N. Fed. Highway<br />

Boca-561-362-8403<br />

Maggiano’s<br />

21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd.<br />

Boca, 561-361-8244<br />

Nino’s Italian Restaurant<br />

7120 Beracasa Way,<br />

561-392-9075<br />

Novello Restaurant & Bar<br />

5999 N. Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca, 561-994-3495<br />

Peace a Pizza<br />

Shoppes at Blue Lake-<br />

1200, Yamato Rd. Boca<br />

561-998-Best (2378)<br />

Pellegrino’s Ristorante<br />

3360 N Federal Highway,<br />

Boca Plaza, Boca<br />

561-368-5520<br />

Ristorante Sapori<br />

Royal Palm Place-301 Via<br />

De Palmas., Boca 561-<br />

367-9779<br />

Trattoria Romana<br />

499 E. Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca, 561-393-6715<br />

Umbria<br />

Renaissance Hotel 2000<br />

NW 19st, Boca.<br />

561-368-5252<br />

Latin/<br />

cAribbean<br />

Caribbean Grill<br />

1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd<br />

Boca 561-362-0161<br />

Cuban Café<br />

3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca<br />

561-750-8860<br />

Mexican<br />

Senor Burrito<br />

513 N.E 20th Street Boca<br />

561-347-6600<br />

La Rosa Nautica<br />

515 NE 20th St. Boca,<br />

561-296-1413<br />

Rocco’s Tacos<br />

5250 Town Center Circle.<br />

Boca 561-416-2131<br />

Uncle Julio’s<br />

449 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-300-3530<br />

Seafood<br />

Bonefish Grill<br />

21065 Powerline Road.<br />

Boca 561-483-4949<br />

City Fish Market<br />

7940 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-487-1600<br />

Truluck’s<br />

351 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-391-0755<br />

Deli/Cafés<br />

Ben’s Deli Kosher<br />

The Reserve-9942 Clint<br />

Moore Rd. Boca<br />

561-470-9963<br />

Boca Beach House<br />

887 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />

Boca 561-826-8850<br />

Deli on Rye<br />

4311 N. Federlal Hwy.,<br />

Boca 561-347-1400<br />

Hotdogopolis<br />

6020 N Federal Hwy.<br />

8177 Glades Road Boca<br />

561-998-5959<br />

Oasis Cafe<br />

Renaissance Hotel Boca<br />

2000 NW 19st, Boca<br />

561-368-5252<br />

Saquella Caffe<br />

82 Royal Palm Place-410<br />

Via De Palmas, Boca.<br />

561-338-8840<br />

Toojay’s<br />

3013 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-997-9911<br />

Toojay’s Gourmet Deli<br />

Polo Shoppes-5030<br />

Champion Blvd.<br />

Boca-561-241-5903<br />

Rustic Cellar<br />

Royal Palm Place-<br />

409 S.E.Mizner Blvd.<br />

561-392-5237<br />

WEST PALM<br />

Tequila Cowboy<br />

City Place<br />

550 S. Rosemary <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

WPB 561-249-2749<br />

Other<br />

Meals On The Move, Inc.<br />

561-488-9665 www.<br />

mealsonthemove.com<br />

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misc | ask the petxpert<br />

BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM<br />

Is It A Supplement<br />

Or A Food?<br />

In putting together nutritional plans for people and pets, we begin by<br />

looking at the major components of their current diet. These macro<br />

components are often broken down into groups such as protein,<br />

carbohydrates, fats, starches, and fiber. We view meat as a source of<br />

protein which many believe is the only nutritional benefit of that food.<br />

As such, we are taught that we must incorporate other food groups to<br />

balance the body’s nutrition. We also see words like “fortified,” “source<br />

of,” “balanced” and “complete” on the labels of many foods.<br />

This brings us to the topic of supplements. What are they and how<br />

should we use them? According to the FDA, “A dietary supplement is<br />

a product intended for ingestion that contains a dietary ingredient intended<br />

to add further nutritional value (supplement) to the diet.” In other<br />

words, they are other foods that are bringing additional nutritive<br />

benefits to the body. These supplements can include herbs, botanicals,<br />

vitamins and minerals among other resources. It may sound easy but<br />

it can rapidly cause confusion.<br />

For example, if I have mashed potatoes and I add an herb or botanical<br />

to it, are we adding a supplement to those potatoes? Is gravy<br />

then a supplement as well? You may ask why this is important. If you<br />

are evaluating your health or that of your pets, you may be advised to<br />

eliminate “supplements” when being prescribed various medications<br />

or treatments. If they are foods, how can they compromise the effects<br />

of a medication?<br />

The best way to provide your pets and your body with all the nutrients<br />

needed, is by consuming a biologically species appropriate diet,<br />

comprised of the highest quality natural raw or minimally processed<br />

organic foods. These foods will contain the most bioavailable nutrients,<br />

along with the proper enzymes for digestion and utilization. By<br />

adding micro nutrients such as herbs, botanicals and spices, the body<br />

has the raw materials for increased immune support and detoxification.<br />

Good examples are turmeric and ginger. These foods are used<br />

extensively as “supplements” for detoxification and as aids for other<br />

conditions. However, we also use these foods for flavor and color in<br />

addition to their nutritive values. So, are they a food or a supplement?<br />

We know that all foods bring a plethora of nutrients to the body<br />

as well as aiding in the detoxification process which make all foods<br />

supplements. The issue becomes cloudy when we look at the supplement<br />

industry. We are confronted with claims and labels that are often<br />

misleading as most are comprised of chemical sources, not living bioavailable<br />

whole food sources. These synthetic supplemental ingredients<br />

can and do interact with the synthetic, chemical based medicines.<br />

Most are not used properly by the living body as they are not recognized<br />

by the body.<br />

The use of whole natural living herbs, minerals and botanicals as<br />

foods, in addition to our macro whole foods will supply the body with<br />

all the nutrients we need. By rotating our foods, eating local and seasonal<br />

wherever possible, avoiding toxic drugs, chemicals and additives,<br />

the body will balance itself naturally, creating a healthy, efficient<br />

natural immune system. All real foods are supplements but all supplements<br />

are not foods. Food is the only true source of optimal nutrition.<br />

Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM are partners<br />

in Fiesta Pet Deli in Pompano Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the<br />

PetHealthCafe.com radio show. Our 40 years in the animal field has<br />

provided us unparalleled vision and information which we pass to our<br />

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misc | pet spotlight<br />

pet pix<br />

Carlos and Gloria Estafan<br />

This is “Magi” celebrating her<br />

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Minnie enjoying fun in the sun<br />

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www.<strong>Atlantic</strong><strong>Ave</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.com | <strong>November</strong> <strong>2017</strong> | 117


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leisure | brain teasers<br />

crossword<br />

puzzle<br />

sudoko<br />

Fill in the grid so that every row, column and<br />

3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9.<br />

ANSWER TO sudoko will be printed next month.<br />

ANSWER TO this PUZZLE will be printed next month.<br />

ACROSS<br />

1 Hurry<br />

4 Civil Rights<br />

Commission (abbr.)<br />

7 Egg (pref.)<br />

10 Andes’ cold higher<br />

region<br />

11 Pronoun<br />

12 “Lorna Doone”<br />

character<br />

14 Gushing<br />

16 Machine gun<br />

17 Flying saucer<br />

18 Body of water<br />

20 Equal Rights<br />

Amendment (abbr.)<br />

21 Afr. eye-worm<br />

22 Sound of a bell<br />

24 Song of praise<br />

27 Evolve<br />

30 Anatomy (abbr.)<br />

31 Temporary fashion<br />

32 Alb (arch.)<br />

33 Jewish month<br />

35 Caucasus people<br />

36 Nipple<br />

37 Fluidity unit<br />

38 Compass direction<br />

40 Portable chair<br />

42 Question starter<br />

45 Killer of Abel<br />

47 Castile (2 words)<br />

49 Fire (pref.)<br />

50 Rubber tree<br />

51 Health Opportunity<br />

for People<br />

Everywhere (abbr.)<br />

52 Soft drink<br />

53 Repose<br />

54 Teacher of Samuel<br />

ANSWER<br />

TO<br />

PUZZLE<br />

from<br />

last<br />

month<br />

DOWN<br />

1 Fit of sulks<br />

2 Information (abbr.)<br />

3 Water (Fr.)<br />

4 Girl (Sp.)<br />

5 Dream (Fr.)<br />

6 Made<br />

7 Alternatives<br />

8 Yolk of an egg<br />

9 Polish border river<br />

10 Little (Fr.)<br />

13 Recombinant letters<br />

15 Shortly<br />

19 Month abbr.<br />

21 Machine tool<br />

23 Rent<br />

24 Exclamation<br />

25 Donkey (Fr.)<br />

26 Eurus (2 words)<br />

27 Israelite tribe<br />

28 Laconian clan group<br />

29 Favorite<br />

31 Dire<br />

34 Blood (pref.)<br />

35 Without (Ger.)<br />

37 Hindu queen<br />

38 School course<br />

(abbr.)<br />

39 Scand. legend<br />

41 Port. Timor’s capital<br />

42 Fleece<br />

43 Egypt. genie<br />

44 Unclose<br />

46 Never (Ger.)<br />

48 Haggard novel<br />

enigma<br />

ANSWER<br />

TO<br />

sudoko<br />

from<br />

LAST<br />

MONTH<br />

enigma cryptograms are created from<br />

quotations and proverbs from around the<br />

WORld. Each letter stands for another letter.<br />

hint: “S” = “D”<br />

“YE Z WZO HZMUA OD<br />

HKDGFKH ZJDGH BKZH YA<br />

SYAHZOH, KU BYNN EYOS ADLLDB<br />

OUZL ZH KZOS.” - PDOEGPYGA<br />

enigma solution will be printed next month.<br />

enigma solution from LAST MONTH<br />

““PeACe won by the compromise of principles is a<br />

shortlived achievement.” - Author Unknown<br />

www.<strong>Atlantic</strong><strong>Ave</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.com | NOVEMber <strong>2017</strong> | 119


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