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contents<br />
38<br />
46 72 74<br />
REGULARS<br />
8 From the Editor<br />
74 City People<br />
Ted Hoskinson<br />
LOCALS ONLY<br />
10 In The News<br />
22 Delray Under $50<br />
24 Happenings<br />
PICTURES<br />
28 On The <strong>Ave</strong><br />
32 In The Pineapple Grove Arts District<br />
ENTERTAINMENT<br />
36 Gotta Know<br />
38 Gotta See<br />
40 Gotta Hear<br />
42 Gotta Read<br />
44 Concerts<br />
46 Concert Review<br />
Peter Frampton<br />
HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />
48 Pain Relief<br />
The Road to Recovery<br />
50 Dermatology<br />
Fall In Love With The Skin You’re In<br />
52 Body Beautiful<br />
Trick or Treat?<br />
SPECIAL FEATURES<br />
54 Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center<br />
Cheers To Two Years!<br />
56 Heavensent Home Healthcare<br />
Heavenly Help At Home<br />
58 Visitor Information Center<br />
Visitors Welcome<br />
60 Siperstein Dermatology Group<br />
A Culture Of Positivity<br />
62 Bob Garfield<br />
Local Realtor Continues To Grow<br />
His Business<br />
64 Smoke Inn Delray<br />
Home Away From Home<br />
66 Changing Faces Makeup<br />
Microblading Is Permanent Makeup<br />
68 The Seagate Hotel & Spa<br />
Escape to Serenity, Bliss, and<br />
Pure Relaxation<br />
72 Halloween<br />
The History Of Halloween<br />
FASHION<br />
76 What RU Wearing ®<br />
DINING<br />
88 Restaurant Review<br />
Il Contadino Ristorante<br />
Homemade Food That Delights The Senses<br />
90 Recipe<br />
Spooky Recipes For Halloween<br />
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94 Guide<br />
MISC<br />
100 PetXpert<br />
How Do I Choose the Best<br />
Possible Food for My Pet?<br />
101 Pet Spotlight<br />
LEISURE<br />
103 Brain Teasers<br />
Crossword Puzzle, Sudoko And Enigma<br />
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Publisher<br />
David Mizen<br />
Editor<br />
Yvette Roulette<br />
Contributing Editors<br />
Diane Feen, Nicol Jenkins, Lisa Marie, Tom Craig<br />
Art Director<br />
Fabio Passere<br />
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Eduardo Passere<br />
Senior Account Executive<br />
Harvey Lustig<br />
Photographers<br />
Melissa Korman<br />
Tom Craig<br />
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Hello <strong>October</strong>!<br />
There are so many things I absolutely love about this<br />
month! It’s my second favorite month of the year...<br />
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a cause near and<br />
dear to me that is represented by my favorite color PINK!<br />
And of course...HALLOWEEN!!! My favorite holiday.<br />
Halloween is the one day a year you can be anyone or anything you<br />
want! How amazing is that?<br />
Delray Beach has many fun ways to celebrate this pagan holiday<br />
for children and adults. Did you know the Delray Beach Halloween<br />
Parade has been happening for 57 years! It’s a great way to test drive<br />
those costumes and Trick - or - Treat the kids from the inter-coastal<br />
to Kidfest at the Tennis Center! Also, there is the increasingly popular<br />
Witches of Delray Ride - the 8th annual dress as a witch, decorate<br />
your bike, and ride for charity! Read about these and other Halloween<br />
events all throughout this issue and, about the history of Halloween.<br />
Last month Hurricane Dorian devastated our eastern seaboard and<br />
our near and dear neighbors, the Bahamas. We were very lucky to be<br />
spared this time. But there was nowhere to run from this Category<br />
5 storm that battered the Bahama islands for several days. Consider<br />
donating time and supplies to organizations that are helping victims –<br />
let’s be kind to one another.<br />
Here’s a scary fact…<br />
There are 85 shopping days before December 24! Eeeeeek!!!!<br />
Say Boo and Scary On!<br />
Monsters<br />
are real,<br />
and ghosts<br />
are real too.<br />
They live<br />
inside us, and<br />
sometimes,<br />
they win<br />
— Stephen King<br />
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Delray Elks Support<br />
Female Vets –<br />
New Non-Profit<br />
Elks Members Carol and Jim Eaton (back row)<br />
Future Elks Members Renette VerHAeghe<br />
President, and eLIDA Barros Executive Director<br />
Delray Elks Lodge 1770 recently participated<br />
in a fundraiser for Operation120.<br />
Operation120 is making a difference<br />
in the lives of the at-risk and<br />
homeless female veterans on their return<br />
to Palm Beach County. The Elks donated<br />
$500, and 20% from every purchase at<br />
the restaurant went to Operation120.<br />
Picnic in the Park<br />
Fundraiser Comes<br />
to Delray Beach<br />
Delray Beach’s Old School Square will<br />
be the site of Picnic in the Park, a<br />
fundraising event where clubs, organizations,<br />
businesses, families and friends<br />
can host a picnic on a 12-by-12-foot<br />
square. Making its debut on <strong>October</strong><br />
20th from 3-5pm, Picnic in the Park is<br />
produced by Living Hungry in partnership<br />
with the Delray Beach Homeless<br />
Task Force and will raise money to feed<br />
homeless students in Delray Beach. For<br />
$250, each group gets a spot on the Old<br />
School Square lawn to host a picnic for<br />
up to 12 people. Groups are encouraged<br />
to choose an international theme, create<br />
a cuisine and wear costumes in keeping<br />
with the theme. Groups can bring<br />
tables, chairs, blankets and tents to their<br />
spot. They’re also encouraged to bring<br />
themed decorations, picnic baskets<br />
and even musical instruments. “Every<br />
spot feeds one homeless child for a full<br />
school year,” Plante said. Groups will<br />
get a chance to compete for prizes in<br />
several categories including best overall<br />
theme, best costume and best food. Picnic<br />
in the Park will feature a variety of<br />
games open to all participants. Beer and<br />
wine will also be available for purchase.<br />
There will also be VIP areas hosted by<br />
restaurants which will be selling tickets<br />
to guests. Volunteer committee members<br />
and event day volunteers are needed.<br />
To volunteer, contact Maura Plante,<br />
maura@livinghungry.org<br />
To find out more or to reserve a picnic<br />
spot, visit www.livinghungry.org.<br />
A Nightbeer Before<br />
Christmas<br />
Delray Beach Craft Beer Fest presents<br />
its first fall beer event, A Nightbeer<br />
before Christmas – A classic beer garden<br />
with a spooky twist. Visitors can enjoy fall<br />
brews while watching a showing of Tim<br />
Burton’s classic movie, A Nightmare before<br />
Christmas.<br />
On Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 26 brewers from<br />
all over will mount their broomsticks and<br />
head to Old School Square to show off<br />
their newest and tastiest fall brews. The<br />
event is located at the foot of the dark 100<br />
ft. Christmas tree and kicks off at 6pm. All<br />
ages are welcome to enjoy this familyfriendly<br />
event, but must be 21+ to drink.<br />
The event boasts $5 pours with dozens<br />
of local and national brewers. Visitors<br />
will be able to purchase a commemorative<br />
glass for $15 at the event with a complimentary<br />
first pour.<br />
This spooktacular event encourages<br />
participants to dress in their best Halloween<br />
costumes. Prizes for best costume<br />
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will be announced during the event. Stay<br />
all night for the Oogie Boogie DJ, local<br />
food vendors and cash bar.<br />
Christmas in<br />
<strong>October</strong>!<br />
On Wednesday, <strong>October</strong> 16, Holly House<br />
invites you to celebrate their 50 years<br />
of service to the church and the opening of<br />
the Holiday Gift Shoppe. Festivities begin<br />
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at 5:00pm; admission is free. Enjoy hearty<br />
hors d’oeuvres while shopping for unique,<br />
handmade gifts at Holly House, the building<br />
just north of the Christian Education Center.<br />
At 6:30pm tempting desserts will be served<br />
in Fellowship Hall.<br />
What is Holly House? A place that nurtures<br />
creativity!<br />
• a building full of craft materials and<br />
equipment located near the Christian Education<br />
Center<br />
• a place for crafters to work every Tuesday<br />
and Thursday morning, year around<br />
• a producer of beautiful jewelry, tableware,<br />
coastal items, wreaths and trees,<br />
kitchen accessories and more; some recycle<br />
shells and corks<br />
• makes Christmas decorations and gifts<br />
for annual Holiday Gift Shoppe<br />
• holds a Rummage Sale every February,<br />
distributing unsold items to local charities<br />
• encourages year-round creativity beyond<br />
Christmas decorations<br />
• has contributed over $250,000 to the<br />
church treasury since 1969<br />
The dates for Holiday Gift Shoppe are<br />
Tuesday <strong>October</strong> 8th from 10-12, to prepare<br />
for 50th Anniversary. Tuesdays and<br />
Thursdays from 10-12. Saturday, November<br />
30th, from10-12. In December, open Saturdays<br />
from 10-12 and Sundays after services.<br />
Closed December 15th after services.<br />
Join Us For Our<br />
First Ever Patient<br />
Appreciation Day!<br />
Saturday <strong>October</strong> 19th from 11:00 am until<br />
2:00 pm here at the Conde Center 401<br />
W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach 33444 (back<br />
parking lot).<br />
We’d like to show you our appreciation<br />
by inviting you to an afternoon of fun!<br />
Call 561-330-6096 to RSVP for a chance<br />
to win.<br />
“Dunk a doc” - in the dunk tank.<br />
Relax during a 10- minute chair massage.<br />
Enjoy food, music and fun for all ages.<br />
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Delray Beach Playhouse - <strong>October</strong> Shows<br />
<strong>October</strong> 4-20, <strong>2019</strong> – CALENDAR GIRLS<br />
Main STAGE Series<br />
Friday, 8pm; Saturday, 2 & 8pm; Sunday<br />
2pm; Wednesday (10/9 only), 8pm;<br />
Thursday, 8pm. Tickets $35 (adults); $15<br />
(students); $25 (groups).<br />
<strong>October</strong> 14-23, <strong>2019</strong> – From Funny Lady<br />
to “Funny Girl” – The Birth of a Classic<br />
American Musical.<br />
Musical Memories Series<br />
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 2 &<br />
7:30pm; Thursday, 2pm. Tickets $35<br />
(adults); $15 (students); $25 (groups)<br />
<strong>October</strong> 25, <strong>2019</strong> – Florida’s Funniest<br />
Comedians: Myke Herlihy and Kevin White<br />
Free Friday<br />
Concerts at Old<br />
School Square<br />
Old School Square welcomes concertgoers<br />
of all ages to experience free live music<br />
under the stars every Friday night from <strong>October</strong><br />
through January at their outdoor Pavilion.<br />
Dozens of adventurous bands, ensembles<br />
and soloists, will take part in the Free Friday<br />
Night Concert Series. The 18 free concerts<br />
include a range of music from a variety of<br />
genres and ages.<br />
Doors open at 6pm and all concerts start at<br />
7:30pm. Concertgoers should bring low-back<br />
lawn chairs and/or blankets for seating. Limited<br />
number of chairs are available to rent for<br />
a $5.00 fee. No outside alcoholic beverages or<br />
coolers are permitted. Full bar and concessions<br />
are available. For more information, visit<br />
OldSchoolSquare.org/free-Friday-concerts/<br />
or call (561) 243-7922 ext. 1. For concert updates/weather-related<br />
cancellations, follow<br />
Old School Square Pavilion on Facebook.<br />
Free Friday Night Concert Series Line-up:<br />
SPECIAl ENGAGEMENT<br />
Friday, 8pm, Tickets $20<br />
Myke Herlihy is one of the most lovable<br />
jerks you’ll ever meet! After spending 13<br />
years behind bars, serving drinks not time,<br />
Myke now takes his bartender’s sarcasm and<br />
wit to the stage. Kevin White describes himself<br />
as a wounded veteran of two marriages.<br />
Raised on a strict regime of cartoons, comic<br />
books and afternoon movie marathons, his<br />
outlook on life and love has been described<br />
as ‘somewhat troubled’ but totally relatable!<br />
Delray Beach Playhouse, 950 Lake Shore<br />
Drive, Delray Beach 33444 delraybeachplayhouse.com;<br />
Box Office at 561-272-1281.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 4 Simply TINA - Tribute Band (Tina<br />
Turner tribute), <strong>October</strong> 11 Remix (Top 40),<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18 TK Blu (Soul, Motown of 60s,<br />
70s, 80s), <strong>October</strong> 25 Chain Reaction (Journey<br />
Tribute).<br />
Contacts And<br />
Cocktails<br />
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Contacts and Cocktails was hosted by Silverball<br />
Museum. Silverball Museum is located<br />
at 19 NE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach, FL 561-<br />
266-3294, www.silverballmuseum.com.<br />
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Music at St. Paul’s Presents<br />
The Trillium Piano Trio<br />
Yoko Sata Kothari<br />
On Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 20, Music at St. Paul’s continues its 32nd<br />
Season with a concert by the Trillium Piano Trio titled<br />
“Beethoven’s First.” Made up of pianist Yoko Sata Kothari, violinist<br />
Ruby Berland, and ‘cellist Susan Bergeron, the Trillium Piano<br />
Trio will present Beethoven’s first publication, his Op.1, No.1<br />
Piano Trio in E-flat Major.<br />
The 3pm concert will be preceded by a pre-concert conversation<br />
with pianist Yoko Sata Kothari. Tickets for the concert are<br />
$20 (18 and under are FREE) and are only available at the door<br />
on the day of the concert. For more information visit http://<br />
music.stpaulsdelray.org or call 561-278-6003. St. Paul’s Episcopal<br />
Church, 188 S. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>. in Delray Beach. St. Paul’s is<br />
handicapped accessible.<br />
Delray Beach Playhouse<br />
Launches Its First Playhouse<br />
Playwrights’ Festival<br />
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The result of the spring <strong>2019</strong><br />
PLAYHOUSE PLAYWRIGHTS’<br />
PROJECT, an outreach initiative for<br />
local playwrights, the festival will<br />
showcase eight original, non-published<br />
or produced, one-act plays.<br />
The staged readings of these<br />
new works are scheduled for Saturday,<br />
<strong>October</strong> 26th at 8pm and<br />
Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 27th at 2pm, with four plays showcased at<br />
each reading. Both readings are open to the public. Tickets are<br />
$10 and are available at www.delraybeachplayhouse.com or by<br />
calling the Box Office at 561-272-1281, ext. 5.<br />
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Festival Lineup: <strong>October</strong> 26th at 8pm,<br />
The Burden of Truth (37 minutes) by Todd<br />
Caster; A Good Night (12 minutes) by Bob<br />
Lind; Godwise (18 minutes) by Lisa Bruna;<br />
Pulling a Carlos (21 minutes) by Miranda<br />
Schumes.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 27th at 2pm, Debbie Squared<br />
(31 minutes) by Anne Dichele; A Tale of<br />
Two Sylvias (23 minutes) by Susan Chandler<br />
and Andrea Olkin; The “V” Word (20<br />
minutes) by M.J. Putnik; Goy Meets Girl (14<br />
minutes) by Bruce Karp.<br />
For information on programs and services,<br />
call 561-272-1281 or visit http://<br />
delraybeachplayhouse.com/.<br />
The Mersey Beatles<br />
– Four Lads from<br />
Liverpool<br />
The Mersey Beatles, a Liverpool-born<br />
and bred Beatles tribute band and the<br />
house band for over a decade at Liverpool’s<br />
world-famous Cavern Club, will perform at<br />
the Mizner Park Cultural Center on Saturday,<br />
<strong>October</strong> 5th at 8:00pm. In celebration of the<br />
50th Anniversary of The Beatles iconic Abbey<br />
Road, the band will play the entire album,<br />
followed by a set of Beatles’ greatest hits.<br />
Julia Baird, John Lennon’s sister and the<br />
Director of the Cavern Club, will be in attendance<br />
selling and signing copies of her<br />
book Imagine This: Growing Up with My<br />
Brother John Lennon before, during and<br />
after the show. “The Mersey Beatles have<br />
been playing the Cavern Club for over 15<br />
years and are one of the best you will see!”<br />
Baird said recently.<br />
The Mersey Beatles are no ordinary tribute<br />
band. The lads grew up as childhood and<br />
schoolmate friends, just like The Beatles.<br />
They are the official Beatles tribute band<br />
representing the City of Liverpool, and from<br />
2002 to 2012 they were the resident tribute<br />
band at The Cavern Club, the nightclub<br />
in Liverpool, England, where The Beatles<br />
perfected their act before launching a global<br />
rock music revolution in the 1960s.<br />
The Mersey Beatles, Brian Ambrose (Ringo),<br />
Steven Holland (Paul), Julia Baird, Mark Bloor<br />
(John), and CrAIG McGowan (Paul)<br />
Tickets to The Mersey Beatles range<br />
from $39 to $55 (VIP). VIP tickets include<br />
premium seating, The Mersey Beatles free<br />
CD download, and a Meet & Greet with Julia<br />
Baird and the band. Tickets are on sale now<br />
and can be purchased online at http://<br />
miznerparkculturalcenter.com or by phone<br />
at 844-672-2849. The Mizner Park Cultural<br />
Center is located at 201 Plaza Real, Boca<br />
Raton, FL 33432.<br />
For more information visit http://www.<br />
themerseybeatles.com/<br />
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561-756-5034<br />
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561-843-5535<br />
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954-868-8810<br />
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mgreenwald@gmail.com<br />
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561-317-0752<br />
JoanFinley@poshflorida.com<br />
1012 Del Harbour Drive - Delray Beach<br />
Fabulous two story direct intracoastal<br />
waterfront townhome, no HOA!, tucked<br />
quietly inside a small enclave of<br />
waterfront properties and only steps to the beach.<br />
Asking $1,295,000<br />
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2000 S Ocean Blvd #503 - Delray Beach<br />
Delray Beach Club 3bed/3bath<br />
Ocean and Intracoastal views<br />
Asking $699,000<br />
185 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong> #312 - Delray Beach<br />
Unique loft style 2bed/2.5bath with balcony.<br />
Polished concrete floors and impact windows.<br />
2 blocks from <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />
Asking $595,000<br />
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285 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong> B - Delray Beach<br />
Stunning townhome just 2 blocks from<br />
<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. 3bed/3bath<br />
Asking $574,900<br />
446 Tiffany Oaks Way - Boynton Beach<br />
Lovely open spacious home in a great location and<br />
great neighborhood! It’s a newer build with all the<br />
updates. High ceilings!<br />
Asking $399,900
Emily Gurvitch - Realtor®<br />
561-777-9724<br />
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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>October</strong> for $50 or less.<br />
I’m pretty sure that no one ever said, “Man, I had the best time<br />
shopping for mediocre produce and I’m happy about the plastic<br />
bags they used for my groceries!” When given the opportunity,<br />
choose the better option. Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 26 is Make a Difference<br />
Day and is a great opportunity to not only make a difference in your<br />
life, but also give a big high five to Mother Earth. Lucky for you, you<br />
don’t have to scratch your head and figure out how because the Delray<br />
Beach GreenMarket is back in full swing for the winter season!<br />
This open-air marketplace features 65 local vendors and culinary<br />
artisans featuring farm-to-fork produce, just-picked citrus, tropical<br />
fruit and juice, farm-fresh eggs, raw milk and butter, artisan cheese<br />
and jams and fragrant baked goods, as well as plenty of gluten-free,<br />
vegan and organic products, fresh cut flowers, plants and other<br />
unique gourmet fare. New to this season is Yoga in the Park, which<br />
is a free yoga class from 9 to 10am so you’re invited to start your<br />
day with some exercise before perusing the goodies at the Market.<br />
There’s also live music during the entire event, and pets are more<br />
than welcome, so make it an enjoyable day for all your family members.<br />
You can park for free in the garage next to the Park<br />
but jump on your bike or walk to the event to go full on<br />
green. The Delray Beach GreenMarket is located at<br />
Old School Square Park, 20 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>., and<br />
is held 9am to 2pm every Saturday from <strong>October</strong><br />
26 through May 23, 2020. Visit www.delraycra.<br />
org or call (561) 276-8640 for more information.<br />
Whether you’re scary, spooky, funny or cute, it’s<br />
all welcome because there are no rules! Since<br />
you’re thinking about what to wear, don’t waste<br />
time thinking on where to go because the good people at<br />
the City have you covered. Halloween falls on a Thursday this<br />
year, but the family-fun festivities are Saturday the weekend<br />
prior. Starting at 11:30am along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue, you and the kids are<br />
invited to trick-or-treat with all of the merchants who are ready to<br />
see your outfits and hand out more candy than you’ll know what to<br />
do with. The Rotary Club then invites you to participate in the 57th<br />
Annual Halloween Parade. Taking off from Big Al’s Steaks, you’ll parade<br />
down the <strong>Ave</strong>nue to the Tennis Center, where Kidsfest will be<br />
in full swing and ready for you. Enjoy ice cream once you arrive, and<br />
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then take in all the food, vendors, arts and crafts, entertainment and<br />
more, all brought to you by Southern Dance Theatre. Kidsfest ends at<br />
4pm so you’re welcome to get dinner or a snack along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue for<br />
more costume-oriented oohs and aahs from <strong>Ave</strong>nue guests. The kids<br />
are sure to have a howling good time. The Halloween festivities are<br />
held along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue, so visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or<br />
call (561) 243-1077 for more information.<br />
When’s the last time you enjoyed a picnic outdoors? To be<br />
fair, it’s been sweltering as of late, but it’s still an enjoyable<br />
pastime when given the ideal circumstances. Well, now<br />
those circumstances are here! <strong>October</strong> is Eat Better, Eat Together<br />
Month and you’re invited to Picnic in<br />
the Park at the Old School Square<br />
Park! This event is a competitive,<br />
themed culinary event<br />
produced by Living Hungry,<br />
with a goal to help<br />
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dren who suffer from food insecurity. You and 11 of your closest<br />
friends are invited to select an international cuisine and create<br />
a picnic menu, costumes and decorations to demonstrate your<br />
theme. There are prizes for the best menu, best costumes and<br />
best theme, so all hail the winners! You can reserve your 12’ x<br />
12’ grassy picnic spot for $250 total (which is about $20 per<br />
person), and then it’s time to party on like Parisians, or rock on<br />
like a Moroccan. Picnic in the Park is held Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 20<br />
from 3 to 5:30pm at Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>. The<br />
best part is that every picnic spot feeds one child for one school<br />
year. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call (561) 243-<br />
1077 for more information and to reserve your spot.<br />
When you think you can’t, just think you can and try.<br />
<strong>October</strong> is Positive Attitude Month and if you need<br />
a little bit of an inspirational push, head to the Delray<br />
Beach Playhouse and enjoy their main stage play, Calendar<br />
Girls. After spending far too much time in an English hospital<br />
waiting room on a couch with exposed springs, Annie Clarke<br />
urges her local Women’s Club to help her raise some money<br />
to buy the hospital a new couch. Her Club traditionally raises<br />
money by selling an annual calendar. Unfortunately, last year’s<br />
calendar featured English Bridges and only made 75 pounds,<br />
and the couch they’d like to purchase will cost 900 pounds. So,<br />
Annie decides to adopt the commonly understood principle<br />
that “Sex Sells!” The Club produces a calendar with pictures<br />
(not of the beefcake or cheesecake variety) but nude portraits<br />
of the Club’s actual members: middle-class British wives and<br />
mothers and even one retired schoolteacher. To everyone’s surprise<br />
(shocker alert), within nine months the Rylstone calendar<br />
raised more than 550,000 pounds for the hospital and for<br />
cutting-edge research into leukemia at the University of Leeds.<br />
You do not want to miss this deeply moving and often hilarious<br />
true story that has been embraced by audiences around<br />
the world. There are multiple showings from Friday, <strong>October</strong><br />
4 through Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 20 and tickets are $35 each. This<br />
play will show you just how far positive attitude (and great<br />
lighting!) can get you. The Delray Beach Playhouse is located at<br />
950 N.W. Ninth St. Visit www.delraybeachplayhouse.com or call<br />
(561) 272-1281 for more information and tickets.<br />
We live on a peninsula so it’s almost a guarantee that<br />
we have the freshest seafood imaginable. <strong>October</strong><br />
is National Seafood Month and is a perfect time to<br />
indulge in some of our local favorites. You’d be remiss if you<br />
didn’t start your seafood selection at City Oyster and their fish<br />
tacos ($20 for dinner). You can get them fried or blackened<br />
(blackened all the way), and served with Pico de Gallo, cilantro,<br />
lime crema and flour tortillas, with watermelon slices on the<br />
side. Moving along to the people who know seafood best, take<br />
a seat at J&J Seafood Bar and Grill and order their Pan Seared<br />
Snapper, which is topped with a shrimp and lobster sauce and<br />
served over champagne risotto ($33). If you’re looking for one<br />
of the best seafood happy hours in town, look no further than<br />
Mussel Beach, where you can score any of their mussel bowls<br />
for $10, Monday through Friday from 3:30 to 6:30pm. We’re<br />
talkin’ French Onion, Fra Diavolo, Prosciutto, Provencal, Thai<br />
and more. Their seafood game is strong. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com<br />
or call (561) 243-1077 for complete restaurant<br />
information.<br />
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<strong>October</strong><br />
6The WolfePAk Band<br />
Selwyn Birchwood Band4<br />
11<br />
Carli Munoz Trio<br />
12<br />
ride and remember trolley<br />
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1-31 Shark Feeding – Tues-Sat -<br />
10:30am, Sun 1:30pm. Alligator Feeding<br />
– Wed & Sat 1pm. Stingray Feeding<br />
- Tues-Sun- 2:45pm. Free for all ages.<br />
561-274-7263, sandowayhouse.org.<br />
1-31 Pickleball – $3-4. Call for times.<br />
Pompey Park Community Center. 561-<br />
243-7356. Delray Beach Community<br />
Center. 561-243-7250. Delray Beach<br />
Tennis Center 561-243-7360. mydelraybeach.com.<br />
1 Delray Chamber NonPRofit<br />
Council Lunch & Learn – 11:30am.<br />
Free for nonprofits. Join us as National<br />
Leadership Institute teaches us how<br />
to ignite your Board and volunteers to<br />
better serve your organization. RSVP<br />
required: DelrayBeach.com/events<br />
4-5 Holiday Harvest <strong>2019</strong> – Southern<br />
Handcraft Society - Boca Raton<br />
Chapter. Friday, <strong>October</strong> 4th 1-8pm<br />
and Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 5th 9am-1:30pm.<br />
Boca Raton Community Center: 150<br />
Crawford Blvd., Boca Raton, FL (East of<br />
I-95 just North of the corner of Palmetto<br />
Park Blvd. and Crawford Blvd.).<br />
4-20 SOL CHilDREN THEATRE Little<br />
Shop of Horrors – Book by Howard<br />
Ashman, music by Alan Menken, lyrics<br />
by Howard Ashman. For tickets: www.<br />
solchildren.org / 561-447-8829. Tickets:<br />
$20 /$15 for juniors (11 & under).<br />
Performances: Friday at 7 & Saturday<br />
at 7 pm, Saturday & Sunday at 2 pm.<br />
All performances will take place at Sol<br />
Theatre: 3333 N Federal Highway, Boca<br />
Raton, FL 33431. www.solchildren.org<br />
4 Artist tAlk | Cheryl Maeder –<br />
7-9pm. Join Arts Warehouse as we welcome<br />
current exhibiting artist Cheryl<br />
Maeder for an artist talk. This is in conjunction<br />
with Delray Beach’s RISE Art &<br />
Climate Change Weekend. Cheryl will<br />
be sharing about her work in our current<br />
exhibition, Tidal, and her experience<br />
with using her work as a voice for<br />
environmental and worldly concerns.<br />
Through continuous experimentation,<br />
Cheryl utilizes her camera as a precision<br />
instrument to replace the traditional<br />
tools of an artist’s studio, such as brushes<br />
and paint. She focuses her camera on<br />
the other-worldliness between reality<br />
and the abstract. This event takes place<br />
during the <strong>October</strong> 4th art walk and is<br />
free admission! 313 NE 3rd Street, Delray<br />
Beach. 561-330-9614 or E-mail: infoartswarehouse@mydelraybeach.com.<br />
4 Selwyn Birchwood Band –<br />
8-10pm. The award-winning Selwyn<br />
Birchwood Band returns for an encore<br />
performance at Art’s Garage! Selwyn<br />
Birchwood rose to stardom after winning<br />
the International Blues Challenge in<br />
2013, beating out over 150 other bands.<br />
The Selwyn Birchwood Band’s enchanting,<br />
high energy, live performances are<br />
NOT TO BE MISSED and have taken<br />
them all over the world as they have<br />
performed in 15 countries in the past 2<br />
years! Get your tickets before they are<br />
gone! This show will sell out quickly!<br />
Tickets range from $25-$40. Arts Garage,<br />
561-450-6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
4 Milieu Art Exhibit Opening Reception<br />
– 6-8pm. Enjoy wine and art<br />
at the opening of MILIEU EXHIBITION<br />
featuring local emerging artists Katerina<br />
Slinkina and Rick Baer. The event is<br />
free! Arts Garage, 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
5 Survival Italian for Beginners<br />
& Travelers – 4-6pm. (topics vary<br />
monthly) – FREE EVENT. Have fun<br />
learning the most romantic language<br />
on Earth! Essential language knowledge<br />
for travelers and beginner students<br />
taught by a native Italian speaker! Topics<br />
vary by month (ordering food/ hotel<br />
terminology, site seeing, transportation,<br />
etc.). This informal group class includes<br />
practical expressions and essential travel<br />
tips. Nada’s Italy - 877.959.8365. 119<br />
NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. Delray Beach, FL 33444.<br />
5 Roman Street – 8-10pm. Brothers<br />
Noah and Josh Thompson put their<br />
guitars together to form Roman Street.<br />
Since the college years, this brotherly<br />
jam session has developed into a Billboard/iTunes<br />
charting band who many<br />
have dubbed ‘the next generation’ of<br />
Jazz Fusion. Tickets range from $35-<br />
$45. Arts Garage, 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
6 The WolfePAk Band – 7-8:30pm. Get<br />
ready for an action-packed performance!<br />
This show features top Grammy and Hall<br />
of Fame musical selections inspired by<br />
their unique and collective backgrounds<br />
in Rock, Blues, Jazz, and Funk. Spend an<br />
evening with the band and you too will<br />
become a fan. That’s a promise. Tickets<br />
range from $25-$35. Arts Garage, 561-<br />
450-6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
10 Hip Hop Revolution: Back To Basics<br />
– 9-11:45pm. Celebrates Hip Hop<br />
Culture by joining rappers with graffiti<br />
artists, Hip Hop influenced dance and<br />
DJ’s from all over South Florida. Talented<br />
performers will hit the main stage<br />
to present their various rap styles, filling<br />
the night with dope lyrics and beats.<br />
Tickets are $10. Arts Garage, 561-450-<br />
6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
10 Party in Paradise: A Fundraiser<br />
for the Delray Chamber – 6pm<br />
Bula. Let’s Luau! Enjoy sea breezes and<br />
Island rhythms at the Delray Chamber’s<br />
annual fundraiser. Join us at the Delray<br />
Beach Club for hula dancing, tiki cocktails<br />
and catch up with your Delray<br />
Chamber friends & colleagues. Tickets<br />
$100 per person – Includes dinner and<br />
two drinks! We will honor our <strong>2019</strong><br />
Business Person of the Year & award the<br />
annual Crystal Palm for community service!<br />
RSVP: DelrayBeach.com<br />
11 Carli Munoz Trio – 8-10pm.<br />
Carli’s performance will focus on his<br />
latest CD, Follow Me, a tribute to Nobel<br />
Peace Prize winner and environmental<br />
activist Wangari Maathai, in addition<br />
to original music and jazz standards.<br />
Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Carli<br />
Muñoz is a jazz pianist whose music of<br />
choice was jazz, European avant-garde<br />
and American pop music. From 1970<br />
through 1981, Muñoz toured with the<br />
Beach Boys, playing Hammond B3 and<br />
piano. He has recorded and performed<br />
with notable jazz artists. Tickets range<br />
from $35-$45. Arts Garage, 561-450-<br />
6357, artsgarage.org.<br />
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12 Ride and Remember Trolley –<br />
10am. $35. Spady Museum. When you<br />
board the “Ride & Remember” Trolley<br />
Tour, the history of Delray Beach<br />
happenings continues >
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witches of delray ride<br />
12<br />
Lil’ Ed And The Blues Imperials<br />
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art lab | art + brunch<br />
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comes alive! 561-279-8883, spadymuseum.com.<br />
12 Aperitivo Italiano - The Italian<br />
Social Mixer – 4-6pm. FREE<br />
EVENT. Mix & mingle with others who<br />
love Italy as much as you do! Enjoy a<br />
glass of wine, taste imported olive oil,<br />
bruschetta, olives, and meet locals who<br />
love “everything Italian”! Nada’s Italy -<br />
877.959.8365. 119 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. Delray<br />
Beach, FL 33444.<br />
12 Art Lab | Art + Brunch –<br />
10:30am. Bring a friend and enjoy the<br />
gallery while you paint your own contemporary<br />
bowl and enjoy light sips +<br />
bites. Guests will learn basic contemporary<br />
lines, shapes and patterns, and<br />
paint a bisque fired bowl while sipping<br />
and enjoying light bites in the gallery.<br />
Hosted by Arts Warehouse and lead by<br />
our very own Grace Gdaniec. It will be<br />
fired so that it is food safe and will be<br />
available for pick up the following week.<br />
You must be 21 and over to enjoy the<br />
champs but please enjoy the bites and<br />
other beverages. Includes all supplies.<br />
No painting experience necessary, just<br />
come ready to have fun. 313 NE 3rd<br />
Street, Delray Beach. 561-330-9614 or<br />
E-mail: infoartswarehouse@mydelraybeach.com.<br />
12 Lil’ Ed And The Blues Imperials<br />
– 8-10pm. With 30 years of touring with<br />
the same original members, Ed Williams<br />
(lead guitar and vocals), Michael<br />
Garrett (rhythm guitar and vocals),<br />
James Young (bass) and Kelly Littleton<br />
(drums), Lil Ed & The Blues Imperials<br />
have been nominated for 16 Blues Music<br />
Awards and are two time winners of<br />
the “Best Band” category at the Blues<br />
Music Awards. The band’s big sound,<br />
fueled by Lil’ Ed’s gloriously rollicking<br />
slide work and deep blues string bending,<br />
along with his rough-edged, soulful<br />
vocals, is as real and hard-hitting as<br />
Chicago blues gets. Tickets range from<br />
$30-$40. Arts Garage, 561-450-6357,<br />
artsgarage.org.<br />
16 Leadership Delray Kick Off –<br />
8am. If you have a passion for the Delray<br />
community and a desire to serve it in a<br />
leadership role, plan to participate in<br />
the Leadership Delray program where<br />
you learn your Community from the<br />
inside out. To learn more: delraybeach.<br />
com/events<br />
18 Witches Of Delray Brew –<br />
5-9pm. Join us at Tim Finnegan’s on Friday,<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18th, <strong>2019</strong> from 5pm-9pm!<br />
Enjoy all the fun of dressing up in your<br />
witchiest costume and joining us for an<br />
auction, food and drinks! Free to attend!<br />
2885 Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, FL.<br />
561-266-0003, lfournier@accffoundation.org,<br />
www.witchesofdelray.org.<br />
19 Italian ConveRSAtion for Intermediate<br />
& Advanced Speakers<br />
– 4-6pm. FREE EVENT. Come practice<br />
your Italian speaking skills with others<br />
who love the Italian language as much<br />
as you do! This is a non-structured gathering<br />
for those who want to improve<br />
their conversation skills in a friendly<br />
setting. Ti aspettiamo! Nada’s Italy -<br />
877.959.8365. 119 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. Delray<br />
Beach, FL 33444.<br />
22 Young ProfeSSionals Association<br />
of Delray Beach Coffee &<br />
ConveRSAtion – 8am. Join us for coffee<br />
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24 The Interfaith cAfé – 7-9pm at<br />
the South County Civic Center, 16700<br />
Jog Road, Delray Beach. Guest speaker<br />
is Lindsey Roland Nieratka, Sustainability<br />
Manager for the City of Boca Raton.<br />
Persons of all faith traditions are welcome<br />
as well as persons with no faith<br />
tradition. Join us for conversation and<br />
light refreshments.<br />
24 Contacts & Cocktails at Posh<br />
Properties – 5pm. $15-30. Contacts<br />
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26 Romance & Italy – Sweet Escapes<br />
for Just the Two of You –<br />
4-6pm. FREE EVENT. Discover Italy’s<br />
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26 Witches Of Delray Ride – 7am.<br />
The 8th Annual Witches of Delray Bike<br />
Ride will take flight on Saturday, <strong>October</strong><br />
26th from 7:30 am to 11:30 am. Join<br />
us, and your fellow witches, for a bike<br />
ride through scenic Downtown Delray<br />
Beach, guided by the Delray Beach<br />
Police Department. Riders will end at<br />
the Delray Green Market Old School<br />
Square location, where we continue<br />
with awards for “Best Costume,” “Best<br />
Witch Cackle”, “Best Decorated Bike,”<br />
and “Best Group Theme”! Get your fellow<br />
witches together and join us for all<br />
the fun! Early registration is $25 until<br />
<strong>October</strong> 25th, day of registration is $30.<br />
Visit www.witchesofdelray.org to register<br />
today. 561-266-0003.<br />
26 Kidsfest And Halloween Festivities<br />
– Trick-or-Treating on the <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />
11:30am-1pm - Brought to you by<br />
the Downtown Development Authority.<br />
Have fun trick-or-treating with the merchants<br />
along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue. 57th Annual<br />
Halloween Parade 1:00 pm - Brought to<br />
you by The Rotary Club of Delray Beach.<br />
Be the parade and show off your costumes!<br />
Meet in front of Big Al’s Steaks at<br />
NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>. and <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. The parade<br />
will end at the Tennis Center, right into<br />
Kidsfest of Delray. Enjoy free ice cream<br />
sponsored by the Rotary Club of Delray<br />
Beach upon entering. Kidsfest 12:00pm-<br />
4pm - Brought to you by the City of Delray<br />
Beach Parks and Recreation Department.<br />
Takes place at the Delray Beach<br />
Tennis Center, 201 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. Food,<br />
vendors, arts and crafts, entertainment,<br />
and more. Sponsored by Southern Dance<br />
Theatre, Gallery on the Go with Tricia,<br />
Super Smiles Pediatric Dentistry & Family<br />
Orthodontics. For more information<br />
contact Danielle Beardsley, Parks & Recreation,<br />
BeardsleyD@mydelraybeach.<br />
com, 561-243-7277.<br />
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pictures | on the AVe<br />
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2 brittany & Kiley @ <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille<br />
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pictures | in the pineapple grove arts district<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
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2 chelsea, Emily @ Purgreens<br />
3 teresa, Mila @ Purgreens<br />
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5 ronald @ Furst<br />
6 renee @ Hair by Renee<br />
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7 bridgette @ Purstrands<br />
8 the Crew @ Rose’s Daughter<br />
9 Ann @ Quigley Maguire<br />
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entertainment | gotta know<br />
8th Annual Witches of Delray Bike Ride<br />
Bike Parade Features Hundreds<br />
of Costumes and Decorated<br />
Bikes for Local Charity<br />
Each year, we gather to decorate our bikes<br />
(brooms) and dress up in our best witchware<br />
to raise funds for Achievement Centers for<br />
Children and Families located in Delray Beach.<br />
WE ACCEPT<br />
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Celebrating its 50th year, Achievement Centers<br />
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organization dedicated to serving under-resourced<br />
children and families. The 8th Annual<br />
Witches of Delray Bike Ride will take flight on<br />
Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 26th from 7:30 am to 11:30<br />
am. Join us, and your fellow witches, for a bike<br />
ride through scenic Downtown Delray Beach,<br />
guided by the Delray Beach Police Department.<br />
The ride starts at Delray Beach City Hall, 100<br />
NW 1st <strong>Ave</strong>, and ends at the Delray Green Market<br />
Old School Square location, where we continue<br />
with awards for Best Costume, Best Witch<br />
Cackle, Best Decorated Bike, and Best Group<br />
Theme! Get your fellow witches together and<br />
join us for all the fun! Early registration is $25<br />
until <strong>October</strong> 25th, day of registration is $30.<br />
Visit www.witchesofdelray.org to register.<br />
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See<br />
entertainment | gotta SEE By lisa marie<br />
<strong>October</strong> 4<br />
► Joker centers around the iconic arch nemesis and is an original,<br />
standalone fictional story not seen before on the big screen. Phillips’<br />
exploration of Arthur Fleck, who is indelibly portrayed by Joaquin<br />
Phoenix, is of a man struggling to find his way in Gotham’s fractured<br />
society. A clown-for-hire by day, he aspires to be a stand-up comic<br />
at night...but finds the joke always seems to be on him. Caught in a<br />
cyclical existence between apathy and cruelty, Arthur makes one bad<br />
decision that brings about a chain reaction of escalating events in<br />
this gritty character study.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 11<br />
► The Addams Family We all know The Addams Family already,<br />
thanks to the many TV series and various live-action films from the<br />
1990s. “Funny, outlandish, and completely iconic, the Addams Family<br />
redefines what it means to be a good neighbor.” This time, the voice<br />
cast includes Oscar Isaac as Gomez, Charlize Theron as Morticia,<br />
Chloë Grace Moretz as Wednesday, Finn Wolfhard as Pugsley, Nick<br />
Kroll as Uncle Fester, Elsie Fisher as Parker Needler, Bette Midler as<br />
Grandma, and Allison Janney as Margaux Needler.<br />
► Gemini Man Henry Brogen (Will Smith), an aging assassin<br />
attempting to exit his career, finds himself going against a younger<br />
clone of himself who can predict his every move. “Gemini Man” is<br />
directed by acclaimed Taiwanese filmmaker Ang Lee, director of<br />
many great films including “Sense and Sensibility,” “The Ice Storm,”<br />
“Hulk,” “Brokeback Mountain” and more.<br />
► Jexi Phil (Adam Devine) has a major dependency issue - he’s<br />
addicted to his phone. He has no friends, he has a job writing<br />
pop culture “Top 10” lists, and his love life is non-existent.<br />
But his Facebook status is about to change. When he is<br />
forced to upgrade his phone, the latest model comes<br />
with an unexpected feature...Jexi (Rose Byrne) - an A.I.<br />
life coach, virtual assistant and cheerleader. With her<br />
help, Phil begins to get a real life. But as he becomes<br />
less dependent on his phone, Jexi’s artificial<br />
intelligence morphs into a tech nightmare<br />
determined to keep Phil all to herself, even<br />
if it means ruining his chances of finding<br />
success.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18<br />
► Jojo Rabbit Writer director Taika<br />
Waititi (“Thor: Ragnarok,” “Hunt<br />
For The Wilderpeople”), brings his<br />
signature style of humor and pathos<br />
to his latest film, Jojo Rabbit, a<br />
World War II satire that follows a<br />
lonely German boy (Roman Griffin<br />
Davis as JoJo) whose world view<br />
is turned upside down when he<br />
discovers his single mother (Scarlett<br />
Johansson) is hiding a young Jewish<br />
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girl (Thomasin McKenzie) in their attic. Aided only by his idiotic<br />
imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Taika Waititi), Jojo must confront his<br />
blind nationalism.<br />
► Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is a fantasy adventure that picks<br />
up several years after “Maleficent,” in which audiences learned of<br />
the events that hardened the heart of Disney’s most notorious villain<br />
and drove her to curse a baby Princess Aurora. The film continues to<br />
explore the complex relationship between the horned fairy and the<br />
soon to be Queen as they form new alliances and face new adversaries<br />
in their struggle to protect the moors and the magical creatures that<br />
reside within. Angelina Jolie returns to star as the iconic witch, with<br />
Michelle Pfeiffer as Queen Ingrith, plus a cast including Elle Fanning,<br />
Sam Riley and more.<br />
► Zombieland: Double Tap After a fight between Columbus and<br />
Wichita creates a deep rift in the make-shift family that causes Little<br />
Rock to leave with a strange man, the group must band together to<br />
find Little Rock and mend the family ties. Facing new kinds of zombies<br />
along the way, the group are forced to adjust their strategies until<br />
they find an incredible new zombie hunter known only as Nevada.<br />
Starring Emma Stone as Wichita, Abigail Breslin as Little Rock,<br />
Woody Harrelson as Tallahassee, and Jesse Eisenberg as Columbus.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 25<br />
► Black and Blue is a fast-paced action thriller about a rookie<br />
cop (Naomie Harris) who inadvertently captures the murder of a<br />
young drug dealer on her body cam. After realizing that the murder<br />
was committed by corrupt cops, she teams up with the<br />
one person from her community who is willing to help<br />
her (Tyrese Gibson) as she tries to escape both the<br />
criminals out for revenge and the police who are<br />
desperate to destroy the incriminating footage.<br />
► The Last Full Measure tells the true story<br />
of William Pitsenbarger (Jeremy Irvine), an Air<br />
Force medic who saved over sixty men in one of<br />
the harshest battles of the Vietnam War.<br />
Offered the chance to escape on the<br />
last helicopter out of the combat<br />
zone, Pitsenbarger stayed behind<br />
to save and defend the lives of<br />
his fellow soldiers. Twenty years<br />
later, Pitsenbarger’s comrade in<br />
arms (William Hurt) and father<br />
(Christopher Plummer) seek<br />
the help of investigator Scott<br />
Huffman (Sebastian Stan) and<br />
other surviving veterans of the<br />
battle to finally procure him<br />
The Congressional Medal of<br />
Honor he deserved.<br />
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Hear<br />
entertainment | gotta HEAR By tom craig<br />
<strong>October</strong> 1<br />
Adam Ant - Friend or Foe Tour<br />
8:00pm The Fillmore Miami Beach<br />
$37.00-$81.00<br />
www.fillmoremb.com<br />
Godsmack & Halestorm<br />
7:00pm Coral Sky Amphitheatre WPB<br />
$35.00-$191.00<br />
www.westpalmbeachamphitheatre.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 3<br />
Chris Duarte Group<br />
8:00pm Funky Biscuit Boca Raton<br />
$15.00-$35.00<br />
www.funkybiscuit.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 4<br />
Anders Osborne Solo Acoustic<br />
9:00pm Funky Biscuit Boca Raton<br />
$40.00-$70.00 www.funkybiscuit.com<br />
Howie Mandel<br />
8:00pm Seminole Casino Coconut Creek<br />
$40.00-$60.00<br />
www.seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 4 & 5<br />
Caroline Rhea<br />
7:00 & 9:30pm Boca Black Box Boca Raton<br />
$35.00-$45.00 www.bocablackbox.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 5<br />
Berry Oakley’s Indigenous Suspects<br />
8:00pm Funky Biscuit Boca Raton<br />
$15.00-$30.00 www.funkybiscuit.com<br />
Selwyn Birchwood<br />
7:00pm Lyric Theater Stuart<br />
$300.00<br />
www.lyrictheatre.com<br />
Juan Luis Guerra Literal Tour<br />
8:00pm AA Arena Miami<br />
$55.00-$391.00 www.aaarena.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 10<br />
Steven pAGe Trio formerly of<br />
Barenaked Ladies<br />
7:30pm The Broward Center for<br />
the Performing Arts<br />
$35.00-$40.00 www.browardcenter.org<br />
Love and Theft<br />
8:00pm Funky Biscuit Boca Raton<br />
$30.00-$50.00 www.funkybiscuit.com<br />
Natural Wonder: The Ultimate<br />
Stevie Wonder Experience<br />
8:00pm Boca Black Box Boca Raton<br />
$35.00-$45.00 www.bocablackbox.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 12<br />
Chris Stapleton’s<br />
All American Road Show<br />
7:00pm Coral Sky Amphitheatre WPB<br />
$35.00-$250.00<br />
www.westpalmbeachamphitheatre.com<br />
Lil’ Ed and the Blue Imperials<br />
8:00pm Arts Garage Delray Beach<br />
$30.00-$40.00 ww.artsgarage.org<br />
<strong>October</strong> 17<br />
Coheed and Cambria<br />
7:00pm Revolution Live Ft. Lauderdale<br />
$36.00 www.jointherevolution.net<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18<br />
Randy Rainbow Live<br />
8:00pm The Fillmore Miami Beach<br />
$39.00-$85.00 www.fillmoremb.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18 & 19<br />
Zac Brown bAnd The Owl Tour<br />
7:00pm Coral Sky Amphitheatre WPB<br />
$40.00-$300.00<br />
www.westpalmbeachamphitheatre.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 20<br />
ZZ Top 50th Anniversary Tour<br />
with Cheap Trick<br />
7:00pm Coral Sky Amphitheatre WPB<br />
$59.50-$129.50<br />
www.westpalmbeachamphitheatre.com<br />
The Motowners<br />
7:00pm Boca Black Box Boca Raton<br />
$35.00-$45.00 www.bocablackbox.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 21<br />
Post Malone Runaway Tour<br />
7:30pm BB&T Center Sunrise<br />
$49.00-$499.00 www.thebbtcenter.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 24<br />
The Chainsmokers<br />
World wAr Joy Tour<br />
7:00pm AA Arena Miami<br />
$25.00-$65.00 www.aaarena.com<br />
<strong>October</strong> 25<br />
Ellis pAul<br />
8:00pm The Broward Center for<br />
the Performing Arts<br />
$39.50-$79.50 www.browardcenter.org<br />
Maroon 5 - Grand Opening Night<br />
8:00pm Hard Rock Live Hollywood<br />
$299.00-$354.00<br />
www.seminolehardrockhollywood.com<br />
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<strong>October</strong> 26<br />
Canned Heat<br />
8:00pm Funky Biscuit Boca Raton<br />
$40.00-$60.00 www.funkybiscuit.com<br />
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Read<br />
entertainment | gotta read By lisa marie<br />
The Lying Room<br />
By Nicci French<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 1st<br />
One little secret between a married woman,<br />
her lover, and a killer.<br />
It should have been just a mid-life fling. A<br />
guilty indiscretion that Neve Connolly could<br />
have weathered. An escape from twenty<br />
years of routine marriage to her overworked<br />
husband, and from her increasingly distant<br />
children. But when Neve pays a morningafter<br />
visit to her lover, Saul, and finds him<br />
brutally murdered, their pied-à-terre still<br />
heady with her perfume, all the lies she has<br />
so painstakingly stitched together threaten<br />
to unravel.<br />
After scrubbing clean every trace of her<br />
existence from Saul’s life—and death—<br />
Neve believes she can return to normal,<br />
shaken but intact. But she can’t get out of<br />
her head the one tormenting question: what<br />
was she forgetting?<br />
An investigation into the slaying could<br />
provide the answer. It’s brought Detective<br />
Chief Inspector Alastair Hitching, and<br />
Neve’s worst fears, to her door. But with<br />
every new lie, every new misdirection to<br />
save herself, Neve descends further into<br />
the darkness of her betrayal—and into<br />
more danger than she ever imagined. Because<br />
Hitching isn’t the only one watching<br />
Neve. So is a determined killer who’s<br />
about to make the next terrifying move in<br />
a deadly affair…<br />
The Grace Year<br />
By Kim Liggett<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 8th<br />
Survive the year.<br />
No one speaks of the grace year. It’s<br />
forbidden.<br />
In Garner County, girls are told they<br />
have the power to lure grown men from<br />
their beds, to drive women mad with jealousy.<br />
They believe their very skin emits a<br />
powerful aphrodisiac, the potent essence<br />
of youth, of a girl on the edge of womanhood.<br />
That’s why they’re banished for<br />
their sixteenth year, to release their magic<br />
into the wild so they can return purified<br />
and ready for marriage. But not all of them<br />
will make it home alive.<br />
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Sixteen-year-old Tierney James dreams<br />
of a better life—a society that doesn’t pit<br />
friend against friend or woman against<br />
woman, but as her own grace year draws<br />
near, she quickly realizes that it’s not just<br />
the brutal elements they must fear. It’s not<br />
even the poachers in the woods, men who<br />
are waiting for a chance to grab one of the<br />
girls in order to make a fortune on the<br />
black market. Their greatest threat may<br />
very well be each other.<br />
With sharp prose and gritty realism, The<br />
Grace Year examines the complex and sometimes<br />
twisted relationships between girls,<br />
the women they eventually become, and the<br />
difficult decisions they make in-between.<br />
Every Breath<br />
By Nicholas Sparks<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 15th<br />
Treat yourself to an epic love story that<br />
spans decades and continents as two<br />
people at a crossroads — one from North<br />
Carolina and one from Zimbabwe — experience<br />
the transcendence and heartbreak<br />
of true love.<br />
Hope Anderson is at a crossroads. At<br />
thirty-six, she’s been dating her boyfriend,<br />
an orthopedic surgeon, for six years. With<br />
no wedding plans in sight, and her father<br />
recently diagnosed with ALS, she decides to<br />
use a week at her family’s cottage in Sunset<br />
Beach, North Carolina, to ready the house<br />
for sale and mull over some difficult decisions<br />
about her future.<br />
Tru Walls has never visited North Carolina<br />
but is summoned to Sunset Beach by a<br />
letter from a man claiming to be his father. A<br />
safari guide, born and raised in Zimbabwe,<br />
Tru hopes to unravel some of the mysteries<br />
surrounding his mother’s early life and<br />
recapture memories lost with her death.<br />
When the two strangers cross paths, their<br />
connection is as electric as it is unfathomable…but<br />
in the immersive days that follow,<br />
their feelings for each other will give way<br />
to choices that pit family duty against personal<br />
happiness in devastating ways.<br />
Illuminating life’s heartbreaking regrets<br />
and enduring hope, Every Breath explores<br />
the many facets of love that lay claim to our<br />
deepest loyalties—while asking the question,<br />
How long can a dream survive?<br />
Twice in a Blue Moon<br />
By Christina LAUren<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 22nd<br />
Sam Brandis was Tate Jones’s first: Her<br />
first love. Her first everything. Including<br />
her first heartbreak.<br />
During a whirlwind two-week vacation<br />
abroad, Sam and Tate fell for each other in<br />
only the way that first loves do: sharing all<br />
their hopes, dreams, and deepest secrets<br />
along the way. Sam was the first, and only,<br />
person that Tate—the long-lost daughter<br />
of one of the world’s biggest film stars—<br />
ever revealed her identity to. So, when it<br />
became clear her trust was misplaced, her<br />
world shattered for good.<br />
Fourteen years later, Tate, now an upand-coming<br />
actress, only thinks about<br />
her first love every once in a blue moon.<br />
When she steps onto the set of her first big<br />
break, he’s the last person she expects to<br />
see. Yet here Sam is, the same charming,<br />
confident man she knew, but even more<br />
alluring than she remembered. Forced to<br />
confront the man who betrayed her, Tate<br />
must ask herself if it’s possible to do the<br />
wrong thing for the right reason...and<br />
whether “once in a lifetime” can come<br />
around twice.<br />
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entertainment | concerts<br />
photos by tom craig<br />
The Backstreet Boys<br />
perform at their sold-out<br />
DNA WorLD Tour concert at<br />
the BB&T Center in Sunrise.<br />
Country music guitarist and<br />
singer/sonGWriter BrAD<br />
Paisley performs at CorAL Sky<br />
Amphitheater in West Palm Beach.<br />
Reggae singer/songwriter Beres<br />
Hammond performs to a full house<br />
at the Broward Center for the<br />
Performing Arts in Fort LAUDerDALe.<br />
Carmine Appice drummer and founding member<br />
of the rock group Vanilla Fudge performs as<br />
part of Hippiefest at Broward Center for the<br />
Performing Arts in Fort LAUDerDALe.<br />
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Funk pioneer and founder of<br />
Parliament-Funkadelic George Clinton<br />
performs on his FArewell tour at<br />
RevoLUtion Live in Fort LAUDerDALe.<br />
Jazz and funk saxophonist<br />
Karl Denson performs with<br />
his band Tiny Universe at the<br />
Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton.
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entertainment | CONCert review<br />
Peter Frampton<br />
Showed Us The Way<br />
Coral Sky Amphitheater | September 6, <strong>2019</strong><br />
written and photographed By tom craig<br />
For very possibly the last time, on a hot September evening, rock<br />
guitar great Peter Frampton came to South Florida and brought<br />
his Finale Tour to Coral Sky Amphitheater in West Palm Beach.<br />
In February, the 69-year-old, British rocker announced he had<br />
been diagnosed with a rare degenerative muscle disorder known<br />
as Inclusion Body Myositis which first affected his legs and could<br />
possibly affect his guitar playing in the future. So, he is out on<br />
the road for one last big tour. In addition to the tour, he has also<br />
been feverishly recording as much new music in the studio with<br />
his band as he can.<br />
This night’s 14 song, two plus hour set was not just your typical<br />
greatest hits farewell show. It was a wonderful combination of new,<br />
old, extended ferocious jams, and crowd favorites with a few stories<br />
of friends and fellow musicians from his fifty-year career in between,<br />
and that big infectious smile of his throughout.<br />
Frampton began the set with “Baby (Somthin’s Happening)” the<br />
same song that starts his most famous album Frampton Comes Alive.<br />
It was followed by “Lying,” and his first extended jam on “Lines On<br />
My Face,” then came the first use of his famous talk box of the evening<br />
on “Show Me The Way.”<br />
Next up was “Fig Tree Bay” followed by three cover songs from his<br />
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new All Blues album which included a beautiful instrumental interpretation<br />
of Hoagy Carmichael’s “Georgia On My Mind.” After dipping<br />
into the Blues it was time for Frampton and his band to turn on the<br />
afterburners for the final 5 songs of the set “Breaking All The Rules,”<br />
and a touching and snarling cover of Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun.”<br />
On “(I’ll Give You) Money” came a scorching trade of solos with fellow<br />
guitarist Adam Lester.<br />
Frampton closed the concert with two of his biggest songs “Baby<br />
I Love Your Way” which brought the entire crowd to its feet and<br />
“Do You Feel Like We Do” that started the massive sing-along. After<br />
a group bow Peter and his band filed off stage only to return a moment<br />
later. If this is the final time we get to see Peter Frampton the<br />
choice of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” was a fitting end and it<br />
reminded the crowd what a phenomenal performer he is.<br />
After finishing “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” the band quietly<br />
left the stage leaving Peter front and center to speak to the crowd<br />
of over 12,000. “I just have to tell you I have felt all this love and encouragement<br />
coming my way. You guys are going to heal me. I just<br />
want to tell you I love you guys. Thank you so much. I’m just going<br />
to wave, all right?” With that and if to say this is not goodbye this is<br />
just so long for now, he walked off into the darkness of backstage.<br />
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health & beauty | pain relief<br />
By Dr. Safranski<br />
The Road to Recovery<br />
The health and wellness industry has had a steady increase in interest<br />
in the past five to ten years due to the ever rising popularity of social<br />
media. There has also been an influence to become healthy and fit<br />
via social media. Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube a<br />
quick search will reveal hundreds if not thousands of “how to” videos<br />
from so-called fitness professionals selling online training plans, meal<br />
prepping, and workout routines. What they aren’t selling is recovery.<br />
The mindset is to workout, to grind, to keep going until you’re<br />
in the best shape of your life. However, training is only half the<br />
program. Over-training is real and so is over-training syndrome.<br />
The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine defines it like this:<br />
Overtraining syndrome occurs when an athlete’s training schedule<br />
is too much to allow for his/her body to recover. It often is the reason<br />
that the athlete’s performance declines despite increasing the training<br />
schedule and intensity of training. Poor performance continues even<br />
after weeks to months of recovery.<br />
The key word is RECOVER. This is often seen in runners, cross-fit<br />
athletes, powerlifters, but more frequently in people who are new<br />
to fitness and training. Overtraining syndrome can easily ruin a person’s<br />
motivation to train and be healthy. Symptoms of overtraining<br />
can be increased fatigue, frequent illness, sleep problems, muscle<br />
and joint pain, to name a few.<br />
How can we prevent injury and over-training? The absolute first thing<br />
is to make sure you are getting enough sleep. Growth hormone production<br />
- the hormones that repair and grow muscle - is released when we<br />
sleep and consistently getting 6-8 hours of sleep is best. An inadequate<br />
sleep schedule will absolutely hinder your ability to grow and perform.<br />
The second thing to pay attention to is your diet. Different diets<br />
provide different results for specific goals but making sure you are<br />
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getting the proper vitamins and minerals will also help in sleep, and<br />
the production of hormones and metabolic processes in the body. Fish<br />
oils are important for joint lubrication and recovery. They have antiinflammatory<br />
properties and are an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty<br />
acids which assist in healing. It is also important to be aware of the<br />
amount of caffeine or other stimulants consumed and the time of day<br />
they are taken, to get a burst of energy or increase your heartrate for<br />
a “good workout.” Research the adverse effects of taking these types<br />
supplements and the effect they may have on your body and heart.<br />
Lastly, physical recovery and injury prevention NEEDS to be a part<br />
of your routine. I recommend a simple 1:1 ratio. If you work out or<br />
train for one hour, make sure to warm up, stretch, rehab and cool<br />
down the area you are training. Also make sure the cool down process<br />
includes icing down the areas trained, utilizing ice baths or bags of ice.<br />
The key here is recovery! Take your time and do it right. Your<br />
body will thank you.<br />
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health & beauty | dermatoloGY<br />
By Jennifer Wilson, MSN, ARNP, NP-C<br />
Fall In Love With<br />
The Skin You’re In<br />
Have you hugged your skin today? It’s time to take a closer look at<br />
your body’s largest organ and consider spoiling it with love. In order<br />
to do this, one needs to have a strategy, beginning with an annual<br />
dermatology examination. Without taking a closer look at your skincare<br />
needs you could miss a warning sign that could put your health at risk.<br />
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According to the American Cancer Society,<br />
skin cancer is the most common form of<br />
cancer and has been on the rise in the<br />
past few decades. Most skin cancer arises<br />
from years of over exposure to ultraviolet<br />
(UV) rays from the sun or tanning beds.<br />
The good news is: skin is an organ that<br />
we can visualize with the naked eye,<br />
which can make a diagnosis much simpler<br />
than relying on blood work, CAT<br />
scans and x-rays.<br />
There are two main types of skin cancer;<br />
melanoma and non-melanoma. Melanoma<br />
develops in melanocytes, the cells which create<br />
pigment that make us look tan or dark. It<br />
can start off as a small dark spot or a mole that<br />
starts to change shape and grow. Although the<br />
rarest of all the types of skin cancers, melanomas<br />
become a serious health risk if left untreated, due<br />
to their ability to travel (metastasize) to other<br />
parts of the body.<br />
Non-melanomas such as basal and squamous<br />
cells are far more common and are typically<br />
seen in areas of the body that are exposed to<br />
the sun such as the hands, chest, and face.<br />
Basal cells, found in the basal layer of the<br />
skin, are typically pearly and dome shaped<br />
with tiny blood vessels feeding<br />
into them. If caught early on<br />
they can be easily treated<br />
in office and most<br />
patients do not have<br />
a reoccurrence. If left<br />
untreated, basal cells can<br />
grow in to surrounding tissues and organs. Having a<br />
history of basal cell cancer puts you at a higher risk of having<br />
another one.<br />
Squamous cell cancer can present as a crusted or a nonhealing<br />
wound. If left untreated for a long period of time they<br />
can travel to other parts of the body like melanomas. Squamous<br />
cells often develop from a precancerous lesion that appears<br />
first, called Actinic Keratosis, which can be removed in the office<br />
to effectively treat and prevent skin cancers from forming.<br />
We can’t reverse the years spent lying in the sun<br />
with baby oil or bronzing ourselves in<br />
tanning beds. We can however prevent<br />
future skin cancers from forming by<br />
doing two things; getting skin checks<br />
regularly at a dermatologist’s office<br />
and using sunscreen. Making an appointment<br />
with a dermatologist for<br />
an annual skin check is the first step<br />
toward protecting yourself from skin<br />
cancer. A licensed and experienced<br />
practitioner will provide you<br />
with an overall comprehensive<br />
skin examination that<br />
will include recommendations<br />
for future care. We<br />
recommend using an SPF 50<br />
when exposing your skin to sunlight.<br />
In addition to a good sunscreen,<br />
the #1 outdoor, must-do’s for Floridians<br />
is wearing protective clothing, such as a<br />
wide brimmed hat and SPF clothing…even<br />
Lilly Pulitzer is incorporating<br />
SPF into her clothing<br />
line. Love yourself this year<br />
and make your skincare appointment<br />
a priority today.<br />
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health & beauty | body beautiful<br />
By ashley sica-de souza<br />
Trick or Treat?<br />
Deciphering Between Healthy Foods and “Fake” Healthy Foods<br />
There are so many proclaimed “healthy” foods out on the shelves today,<br />
it’s hard for the average consumer to know what is good for them and<br />
what isn’t. Don’t be tricked into savvy labeling and marketing. Let’s take<br />
a look at some of the trickiest misleading “healthy” foods.<br />
1. Protein/Energy Bars- Although there are some good ones<br />
(shout out to my beloved FroPro) most are full of tricks. Added sugars,<br />
sugar alcohols, preservatives, food dyes, chemicals...the list goes<br />
on. The other issue with these bars are that some of them are advertised<br />
as having minimal ingredients, which is great but the sugar<br />
content is through the roof! And at that point you could be eating<br />
the sugar equivalent to a candy bar. On the contrary, if the bar has<br />
“no sugar” which a lot of people see and think, “Oh this is great!” (my<br />
favorite trick, insert sarcasm here) it most likely has sugar alcohols<br />
which can cause bloating and some other un-wanted side effects.<br />
2. Veggie Patties- “It’s all veggies, no meat…what could be bad<br />
about mashed up veggies!?” A lot! Most of these patties are loaded<br />
with sodium, fillers and chemicals to bind the veggies in to a burger<br />
like consistency. Not so healthy after all!<br />
3. Veggie Chips- Speaking of veggies, let’s talk about veggies<br />
in chip form! Just because they are made of veggies doesn’t mean<br />
they are good for you! It’s the oils and saturated fats they are fried<br />
in, where this goes wrong. Not to mention, most veggie chips have<br />
potatoes listed as their first ingredient and contain the same amount<br />
of calories as regular potato chips. That’s definitely a “trick!” A much<br />
better option is making your own kale or sweet potato chips,<br />
which are actually really easy and delicious without all the<br />
extra added oils and calories.<br />
4. Juice/Smoothies- These are a huge culprit and<br />
can be so misleading to the average consumer.<br />
Eat your fruits, eat your veggies<br />
is what we are accustomed to<br />
hearing. Getting your daily<br />
intake of greens and veggies<br />
all in one shot sounds<br />
like a great idea, but before<br />
you pick up your next juice<br />
take a close look at the sugar<br />
content. For example, let’s take<br />
the “Original Superfood 100%<br />
Juice/Puree Blend.” This product<br />
has a whopping 51 grams of<br />
sugar! Yikes! Sadly, there are tons of<br />
other brands just like this or worse. If<br />
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you’re looking for a good green juice drink, choose one that has less<br />
than 15 grams of sugar per serving and you’ll be saving a lot of extra<br />
un-needed sugar and calories.<br />
5. Organic Snacks- You would assume that anything “organic”<br />
would naturally be better for you…fewer calories, less fat, less “processed”<br />
than non-organic foods. “Organic cheese balls must be better<br />
than non-organic right!? Yes, but processed foods are still processed.<br />
Organic may mean slightly better ingredients but that doesn’t give<br />
one free reign to chow down. Remember to treat these “snacks” like<br />
you would anything else and don’t over-eat just because it’s “organic.”<br />
We have all used that excuse now and again!<br />
6. Skinny Lattes- The number of people I’ve met recently that<br />
are drinking this is astounding. The word “skinny” misleads many<br />
people. These coffee drinks aren’t so “skinny” after all. One 16oz<br />
skinny latte from Starbucks contains 16 grams sugar compared to<br />
a regular coffee with almond milk and stevia which has 0 grams of<br />
sugar. Stick with the latter and skip the latte!<br />
7. Zero Calorie Foods- Another food claim many people are<br />
being tricked by. Zero calorie foods can come in the form of drinks,<br />
salad dressings, sauces, syrups etc. But just think, if this amazing<br />
salad dressing has zero calories, then what are you really ingesting?<br />
The answer is chemicals, sugar alcohols and preservatives. Gross!<br />
But zero calories, right? Wrong! A better choice is enjoying a small<br />
serving of the real dressing rather than eating chemicals.<br />
These are just a few examples in the sea of tricky<br />
healthy foods out there. Think twice before you buy<br />
something that is labeled healthy, skinny<br />
or calorie free. Paying extra<br />
attention to the nutrition<br />
label could potentially save<br />
you from an extra amount<br />
of unwanted calories,<br />
chemicals and junk.<br />
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Cheers To Two Years!<br />
By FRANCESCA LEWIS MD, FAAD<br />
Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center is celebrating its twoyear<br />
anniversary this <strong>October</strong>! We are so appreciative of how<br />
the community has supported us since opening two years<br />
ago and are celebrating with specials all month long and a<br />
spectacular anniversary party on <strong>October</strong> 18th from 5-7pm!<br />
We have had many new additions to the practice within the<br />
last year. At Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center we<br />
have a new generation tightening device called Exilis Ultra<br />
360 that combines Radiofrequency with Ultrasound for deeper<br />
penetration, enhanced results and a more comfortable treatment<br />
compared with most other devices on the market. The Exilis Ultra<br />
360 can tighten the skin on any area of the body including the lower<br />
face, neck, abdomen, arms and legs in a series of 4-6 treatments<br />
with no downtime!<br />
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Coolsculpting® still leads as the world’s #1 treatment in the<br />
body sculpting category. More than 6 million Coolsculpting treatments<br />
have been performed worldwide! Coolsculpting technology<br />
works by non-invasively cooling the fat cells to a temperature at<br />
which they freeze and crystalize. Over the next 1-3 consecutive<br />
months the fat cells are eliminated naturally by the body. Each session<br />
of Coolsculpting permanently removes an average of 20-30%<br />
of the fat cells in the area treated. There is little to no downtime,<br />
and in fact most patients can resume their normal fitness routine<br />
the same day or following day. As Coolsculpting is not a weight loss<br />
procedure, it is best for those patients close to their goal weight or<br />
BMI who have stubborn areas of fat despite diet or exercise. It is a<br />
sculpting procedure to slim selective parts of the body.<br />
We also offer the Z wave device that helps break up cellulite<br />
bands and in combination with Exilis Ultra 360 does<br />
a fantastic job of smoothing out dimpled cellulite<br />
prone skin. We very soon will offer Cooltone, Coolsculpting’s<br />
first muscle stimulation device that has<br />
been shown in clinical studies to have the best efficacy<br />
of any device on the market. Soon the abs<br />
that you dream about and can never quite get<br />
with exercise will be a reality. Now we can<br />
fully customize body treatment regimens<br />
to include tightening, muscle toning and<br />
sculpting areas of stubborn fat!<br />
Clear + Brilliant laser treatments are<br />
the most popular non-injectable cosmetic<br />
treatment in our office. Clear +<br />
Brilliant is a fractionated laser made<br />
by the same company as Fraxel but<br />
much milder in strength. Where<br />
Fraxel might heat up and treat 30%<br />
of the skin surface in one treatment,<br />
Clear + Brilliant only affects 5% of the skin surface<br />
resulting in dramatically less downtime. Clear<br />
+Brilliant treatments typically result in mild pinkness<br />
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for only 24 hours and then a rough sandpaper<br />
feeling to the skin that is not visible<br />
and fades over 5 days. Once that outer skin<br />
layer sheds, the skin is vibrant and glowing,<br />
pore size is diminished, pigmentation is decreased,<br />
and texture is improved.<br />
Aquagold Fine Touch Microchanneling combines<br />
the benefits of microneedling with benefits<br />
on injectables. The device itself has gold<br />
plated microneedles that allows the infusion<br />
of product such as PRP, Botox, and Juvederm<br />
and vitamins like B5 and Vitamin C. It has<br />
been shown to tighten pore size and overall<br />
firming of the skin, diminish redness from<br />
rosacea by creating constriction of capillaries,<br />
and therefore improve skin tone as<br />
well as skin hydration, plumping, and<br />
diminishment of fine lines.<br />
On the medical Dermatologic side<br />
of the practice, we are privileged to<br />
have Lorraine Kryvicky, PA-C joined<br />
Dr. Francesca Lewis, MD FAAD with Lorraine Kryvicky PA-C and the Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center staff<br />
us last spring! She brings 15 years of<br />
experience as a Dermatology Physician<br />
Assistant specializing in medical and cosmetic<br />
Dermatology and complements Dr.<br />
Lewis’ practice. We will soon be able to<br />
offer Mohs Micrographic Surgery in our<br />
office to our patients that need this procedure<br />
for certain types and locations of skin<br />
cancers. In addition, we will have a Plastic<br />
Surgeon joining our team to help perform<br />
skin cancer excisions and Mohs closures with<br />
the most meticulous attention to detail. We<br />
hope you will join us to celebrate our 2nd Anniversary<br />
as we look forward to the future<br />
with many more years to come. Save the date<br />
- <strong>October</strong> 18th from 5-7pm!<br />
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Cosmetic Center<br />
550 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, Suite 100<br />
Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />
561-440-8020<br />
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Heavensent Home Healthcare<br />
Heavenly Help At Home<br />
By Diane Feen<br />
When the Beatles sang, “all you need is love” it resonated with Reggie and<br />
Pamela Smith. The healthcare professionals knew that home healthcare<br />
should be a loving and professional experience for those who need it.<br />
But according to nurse - and co-founder of Heavensent Home<br />
Healthcare - Pamela, this element was lacking in the home<br />
healthcare industry.<br />
“I am a nurse and had worked as a home healthcare nurse for a<br />
Medicare agency. My heart hurt when I saw unprofessional caregivers<br />
who were rude to clients, on their cell phones or just not paying<br />
attention to their client.”<br />
The experience catapulted Pamela into action. She and husband<br />
Reggie started their own home healthcare agency that emphasizes<br />
compassionate care, strict adherence to all phases of professionalism<br />
in the healthcare industry and client-centric care.<br />
They specialize in referring caregivers that provide home care to<br />
the elderly, frail, and disabled in the comfort of their own homes or<br />
a facility. The Smith’s also make it their goal to screen every caregiver<br />
they hire with the utmost of attention to detail.<br />
“Every week about 10 caregivers apply for a job with us and we<br />
only hire about four or five. We screen them very carefully and let<br />
caregivers know what we expect from them. If they are not appropriate<br />
for our family members, then we wouldn’t want to send them<br />
out to someone else’s family,” said Reggie.<br />
Photo by harvey lustig<br />
Heavensent Home Healthcare owners Pamela and Reggie Smith<br />
Photo by melissa korman<br />
Reggie’s words are his bible, so to speak. Heavensent Home<br />
Healthcare clients are outspoken in their love and respect for<br />
Heavensent. “Carline gets me out of bed every morning, bathes me,<br />
dresses me and makes breakfast. She is wonderful and makes a<br />
big difference in my life. I consider her like a daughter because she<br />
takes such good care of me,” said Nicki, who has been a Heavensent<br />
client for 11 years.<br />
Not only are their caregivers trained to respond to emergencies,<br />
but each client gets to pick the caregiver of their choice. The<br />
Smith’s know that the clients’ comfort level is of primary importance.<br />
“We give potential clients the opportunity to interview<br />
several caregivers and choose the one they feel good about. The<br />
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CLIENT DOROTHY CHAPNICK & Nurse Aide NADINE ARISMA<br />
Heavensent Home Health Care is a class<br />
operation. They employ the very best care<br />
givers. The staff are on call to help any<br />
situation. I have been with them for<br />
4 ½ years with total satisfaction.<br />
They have always been there for me.<br />
– Dorothy Chapnick, Boynton Beach, FL<br />
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caregivers we refer are bonded, insured and have been through an<br />
extensive background check.”<br />
Heavensent (Reggie and Pamela) also communicate with family<br />
members of clients to make sure they know what is going on<br />
every step of the way. And, they know precisely what is happening<br />
at all times. As a means to monitor caregivers in real time they<br />
have Telephony Software (that allows the caregiver to clock in<br />
and out from the client’s home phone) so they know who is going<br />
where and what’s going on 24/7. “We know where everyone is at<br />
all times,” said Pamela.<br />
Heavensent refers caregivers who can assist with bathing grooming,<br />
dressing assistance, meal preparation, assistance with eating,<br />
light Housekeeping, Laundry and Companionship. The caregivers<br />
also offer shopping and errands, as well as transportation to and<br />
from doctor appointments. “The caregivers we refer also offer Cognitive<br />
stimulation through games and activities.”<br />
Caregivers at Heavensent are available on an hourly basis or as<br />
live-in. “Some people use our services for two weeks after surgery<br />
or for 10 years,” said Reggie.<br />
One thing for sure everyone is happy with Heavensent, and why<br />
not, they’re Heavensent.<br />
“I’ve had daily contact from afar, and regular visits and have<br />
been impressed with Leanora’s insight, sensitivity, and capacity<br />
to endure intermittent periods of agitation that would be challenging<br />
to any caretaker. Leanora’s patience is her virtue and<br />
will be remembered for her compassionate nature long after my<br />
mother passes,” said Barbara.<br />
This glorious testimonial is exactly why the Smith’s started<br />
their agency 13 years ago. “At Heavensent Home Healthcare our<br />
mission is to provide the best home care services by referring the<br />
most experienced, professional, and loving caregivers. This allows<br />
our clients to feel, safe, secure and happy at home, and gives<br />
loved one’s peace of mind.”<br />
They also offer a respite from the predictable for clients. Each<br />
year in December the Smith’s throw an Annual Client Care Appreciation<br />
Day celebration at a special venue. “We like to show<br />
our appreciation to our clients and our caregivers and show them<br />
that we care about them. Our clients get to dress up, get out and<br />
socialize,” said Reggie.<br />
Heavensent is licensed and insured with the State of Florida<br />
Agency for Healthcare Administration and serves Broward and<br />
Palm Beach county.<br />
Heavensent Home Healthcare is available 24/7.<br />
Senior Home Care is their Passion!<br />
Heavensent Home Healthcare<br />
Oriole Plaza<br />
7431 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, #32<br />
Delray Beach, Florida 33446<br />
561-496-7772 or 888-750-6846<br />
https://www.heavensenthcs.com<br />
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visitor information center<br />
Visitors Welcome to the Delray<br />
Beach Visitor Information Center<br />
BY Lisa Marie | PHOTOS BY Debra Sommerville Photography<br />
On a busy corner location sits our recently renovated<br />
Visitor Information Center. The Delray Beach Downtown<br />
Development Authority funded and spearheaded<br />
the renovation project in partnership with the City of<br />
Delray Beach, and other local businesses who donated<br />
their services for a combined investment of $100,000.<br />
After the renovation took place and tripled the size of the<br />
center it re-opened its doors in February 2018. Located<br />
at the corner of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue and A1A, in the hub of the<br />
hotel and resort community, the center is open 9am to 5pm seven<br />
days a week. One of 13 centers in Palm Beach County, the Delray<br />
Beach Visitor Information Center runs with a staff of 21 people,<br />
all of which are volunteers! This is a hub for tourists and out-oftown<br />
guests to gather information. The center can see over 1,100<br />
visitors a month and, in season, can see as many as 2,600 people<br />
from around the world! The volunteers share information about<br />
events, parking, transportation, the beach, restaurants, attractions,<br />
etc. Along with offering their guidebook and social media<br />
channels to keep visitors up to date on upcoming events, the Delray<br />
Beach Visitor Information Center also gathers information to<br />
track where visitors come from and what information they are<br />
seeking. The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) funds the<br />
operation of the Visitor Information Center.<br />
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“We are always excited to share our Delray Beach hospitality<br />
with the thousands of visitors and residents who visit the Center<br />
each year,” said BJ Sklar, Visitor Information Center Coordinator,<br />
Delray Beach DDA. “With this updated look and feel, we can really<br />
showcase all that our Village by the Sea has to offer.”<br />
For more information on the Visitor Information Center or to<br />
offer volunteer services please contact the DDA by email DDA@<br />
DowntownDelrayBeach.com or call 561-243-1077.<br />
Stop by and visit the center located at 2 South Ocean Blvd.,<br />
Delray Beach, FL 33483.
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Siperstein Dermatology GROUP<br />
A Culture Of Positivity<br />
by Nicol Jenkins<br />
Wowing patients with great care and customer<br />
service is key to Siperstein Dermatology Group’s<br />
growth and ability to recruit highly qualified doctors.<br />
In only 8 years, Siperstein Dermatology Group has grown from<br />
a small private practice to 11 board certified doctors, a staff of<br />
over 60, and two state-of-the-art medical facilities in Boca Raton<br />
and Boynton Beach. Robyn Siperstein, M.D., the Yale-trained<br />
founder credits her practice’s success to a culture of positivity<br />
and caring.<br />
“While many people hate to use the term ‘customer service’ in<br />
relation to medicine, it is important. After working at a few other<br />
private practices, I had so many ideas about how I could improve<br />
service and enjoy working with my colleagues,” she says.<br />
Her goal was to create a practice that offered both a high level<br />
of patient care and customer service and plenty of what she calls<br />
“positivity.” She came up with six core values—safety, caring, respect,<br />
integrity, passion and teamwork (SCRIPT)—that would define<br />
the practice, how they treat patients, and how they treat each<br />
other. “Patients can sense that we all really enjoy working with each<br />
other, which improved teamwork and the level of care that we provide.<br />
We tell patients that our goal is to go above and beyond for<br />
them, and we share how we do that: We use checklists, we have<br />
protocols in place, we don’t double book, and we take the time to<br />
make sure all of their needs are addressed.<br />
“We hold monthly staff meetings, and one of our managers puts<br />
out a weekly newsletter on positivity,” says Dr. Siperstein. “She<br />
comments about the wonderful efforts she has seen and shares the<br />
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positive reviews we’ve received from patients that week. It helps<br />
get everyone excited and happy to come to work.”<br />
The practice also gives out “Smile Awards,” which recognize team<br />
members who go above and beyond in exemplifying the practice’s<br />
six core values. “Employees nominate each other,” says Dr. Siperstein.<br />
Recipients get a Smile pin, and they wear them at the office.<br />
Siperstein Dermatology group also believes that taking great care<br />
of patients means supporting their communities. Ten percent of all<br />
retail proceeds go to charity, and the practice combines its teambuilding<br />
activities with its charitable efforts. “Typically, we raise at<br />
least $1,000/month. We donate $500 to the charity and use $500<br />
for the team-building activity related to that charity, such as the<br />
Build a Bear. Our last charity was Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital.<br />
First we went to ‘Build a Bear’ and built bears together, and<br />
then took them to the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital and hand<br />
them out,” she says.<br />
The philosophy has worked well. Over the past eight years, Siperstein<br />
Dermatology Group has been through multiple expansions.<br />
Three years ago, Dr. Siperstein built a new 8,000-square-foot facility<br />
in Boynton Beach and she is in the process of completing a new<br />
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Siperstein Dermatology Group at their team-building charity<br />
event, designing bears for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
7,000-square-foot space in<br />
Boca Raton.<br />
Robyn Siperstein and her<br />
partners believe that their congenial<br />
workplace combined<br />
with compassionate approach<br />
to patient care have helped<br />
them recruit new doctors<br />
from prestigious universities<br />
and backgrounds. The partners,<br />
trained at Yale and Cornell,<br />
set a precedent for hiring<br />
only the most intelligent doctors<br />
with exceptional bedside<br />
manner. Since the beginning,<br />
they have added to the list of<br />
Ivy League graduates, professors<br />
and top-notch physicians.<br />
Dr. Julian Mackay-Wiggan is a<br />
professor from Columbia University<br />
who specializes in hair<br />
loss and leads a team of clinical<br />
researchers in the office. Another<br />
associate professor, Dr.<br />
Danyelle Dawes, is joining the<br />
team from University Hospitals<br />
Cleveland Medical Center. Dr.<br />
Katherine Chiang is a chemical<br />
engineering graduate of Princeton<br />
University who trained in<br />
dermatology at the world renowned<br />
Cleveland Clinic. The<br />
team at Siperstein Dermatology<br />
has even recently expanded<br />
to include Dr. Lisa Grunebaum,<br />
the Division Chief for Facial<br />
Plastic Surgery at the University<br />
of Miami for the past decade.<br />
“We are excited for our future<br />
and humbled by the resoundingly<br />
positive feedback<br />
we have received about our<br />
approach to patient care. Patients<br />
are now our primary<br />
source of referrals and growth.<br />
We look forward to continuing<br />
to provide exceptional care of<br />
patients and support the community,”<br />
she said.<br />
Siperstein<br />
Dermatology Group<br />
950 Glades Rd, 4th Floor<br />
Boca Raton, FL 33431<br />
(561) 955-8885<br />
9897 Hagen Ranch Rd<br />
Boynton Beach, FL 33472<br />
(561) 364-7774<br />
www.sipderm.com<br />
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BOB GARFIELD<br />
Luxury listing 1/2 block from the ocean<br />
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Local Realtor Continues<br />
to Grow His Business<br />
BY nicol jenkins<br />
Bob Garfield’s success in real estate goes<br />
beyond just selling homes. Throughout the<br />
home buying and selling process and long after<br />
the deal is closed, Bob continues to help his<br />
clients and often becomes their life-long friend.<br />
One of Bob’s passions... performing live music!<br />
“My success in real estate continues and I’m growing my<br />
business at a very nice pace. The services I provide for<br />
people when I sell properties are above and beyond<br />
what typical realtors will do,” said Bob.<br />
The local Realtor at Lang Realty in Delray Beach has a wealth of<br />
knowledge in Real Estate in Delray Beach and the surrounding areas<br />
of Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, West Palm and Broward County.<br />
He has sold many waterfront homes and downtown properties in<br />
the Delray Beach area. Bob is a native South Floridian and is very<br />
familiar with the local lifestyle, the downtown Delray Beach area,<br />
and waterfront properties. He currently has a luxury listing located<br />
at Fox Ridge, 6508 NW 103 Lane, Parkland. The home is a stunning<br />
Lake View 5 Bedroom, 3400 Living Sq. Ft. Home, Triple split bedroom<br />
plan, vaulted ceilings on a wide water lot with great views on<br />
a quiet cul-de-sac! Offered at $749,000.<br />
Bob describes himself as a “full-time” realtor and that has helped<br />
him succeed in the business.<br />
“I pride myself on communication with my clients. I’m a good<br />
listener and I get back to them right away,” said Bob. “The overall<br />
impression from clients is that I’m approachable. I am a people person.<br />
I listen to my clients - and it’s very rewarding to match people<br />
up with the perfect property.”<br />
Going above and beyond for his clients makes Bob Garfield a top<br />
producer in his field.<br />
“I go the extra mile and am there long after the sale is completed.<br />
I have helped out of town clients with moving and with assistance<br />
with handymen. I am here to help for the long term,” said Bob.<br />
The local Realtor has a long-time career in sales. His business<br />
experience spans 35 years prior to becoming a Realtor. He was a<br />
buyer and executive at a large Florida department store and also<br />
a regional sales manager for several major textile manufacturers,<br />
traveling throughout the country. He also has a passion for playing<br />
guitar and has used that passion to create a successful real estate<br />
career. He plays music with an acoustic rock duo Rockoustic, who<br />
has played at many local venues including Crazy Uncle Mike’s in<br />
east Boca Raton and Wine House Social in Delray Beach.<br />
“When you are playing live music you have to think quickly on<br />
your feet because anything can happen. You have to be able to process<br />
quickly and react, just like in real estate transactions. I rarely<br />
get rattled, and I think clearly under pressure,” said Bob.<br />
Bob enjoys helping his clients find a piece of paradise in sunny<br />
South Florida. He describes Delray Beach as a blend of a New England<br />
seaside town and Greenwich Village. Downtown has the perfect<br />
mix of beachside cafes, bustling restaurants and nightlife.<br />
“People love Delray Beach. There is nowhere else in South Florida<br />
quite like it,” he said.<br />
His many years of sales and marketing experience have helped<br />
set him apart from the rest. He has also found the perfect match<br />
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Closings on a Intra-coastal townhouse and a boynton beach townhouse<br />
working with Lang Realty, the largest volume Real Estate brokerage<br />
in South Palm Beach County.<br />
“The quality support staff and expertise of the firm is one of<br />
the key reasons why I feel fortunate to be with them,” he said.<br />
Marketing his listings is his top priority. He is well aware<br />
of the power of marketing and goes beyond by investing time<br />
and effort in his properties. He has filmed TV commercials<br />
with a talent host and aired commercials on his listings; along<br />
with mailing high-end glossy postcards and running TV ads in<br />
busy local businesses.<br />
“My business continues to grow, and I continue to gain more<br />
customers by word of mouth. They are pleased with the service<br />
they have experienced with me, and I have received many<br />
calls from friends and relatives of past clients,” said Bob.<br />
“Bob was so patient during the finding of our new place. We<br />
didn’t have a home to sell but we sure looked at a ton of houses<br />
and he was always available and so kind and helpful and never<br />
complained when I would come up with “just one more” place<br />
to look at! He was also in our corner during the negotiation<br />
process, and not hesitant to call the other agent to question or<br />
push/negotiate a request from us as the buyer. He was also at<br />
our walk-throughs as our third set of eyes to spot any issues<br />
which was super helpful. And lastly it was so nice to have him<br />
at the closing just in case any issues came up, which thankfully<br />
none did!” said Larry and Terri T.<br />
“It was a pleasure working with Bob for both the sale of our<br />
current home and the purchase of our new home. His knowledge<br />
of the real estate market helped in selling our home in<br />
just over one week. When searching for our new home Bob<br />
questioned our needs and criteria so he could find us properties<br />
that would suit us. His professionalism, attention to detail<br />
and follow-up made him great to work with. We would highly<br />
recommend Bob to anyone looking to buy or sell properties in<br />
South Florida,” said Diane and Bob S.<br />
Contact Bob Garfield of Lang Realty when you are looking to<br />
sell or buy a new home!<br />
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Bob Garfield<br />
Lang Realty<br />
954-829-0001<br />
b.garfield@langrealty.com<br />
www.bobgarfield.realtor<br />
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SMOKE INN delray<br />
Home Away From Home<br />
By Diane Feen | photos by melissa korman<br />
Time flies when you’re having<br />
fun! That’s why Sal Valentinetti<br />
found himself staying at Smoke<br />
Inn Delray until 3am one night.<br />
Other devotees of this laidback Cigar Bar - that doubles as a<br />
home away from home - enjoy endless hours basking in the<br />
comfort of camaraderie and cigars. It’s the calm in the storm<br />
and the family you always wanted. Guests come as they please and<br />
socialize with friends (or make new ones) while puffing on a cigar.<br />
Some people sit inside on the comfy leather couches or at the elegant<br />
retro bar. Others find respite at the covered patio, lush greenery<br />
and calming breeze outdoors.<br />
Either way, there is a natural flow of movement at Smoke Inn<br />
Delray that matches the one your soul requires. You don’t have to<br />
smoke cigars to be embraced by their inclusive demeanor. You can<br />
have a drink with friends (or solo) and see where the moment takes<br />
you. Like the sway of a palm tree, guests get to move in tandem with<br />
their mood and proclivity.<br />
But one thing everyone agrees upon - they feel embraced by<br />
owner Vincent and manager Manny. The two have been friends for<br />
years and have adopted Smoke Inn customers as their besties. The<br />
bartenders and employees of Smoke Inn treat everyone as their<br />
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Huge selection of cigars<br />
family. There are no strangers at Smoke Inn – everyone is invited<br />
into this inner sanctum of serenity.<br />
“They have treated us like family from day one,” said Smoke Inn<br />
Delray member Peter. The healthcare professional comes to Smoke<br />
Inn three times a week and considers it his home away from home.<br />
“Vinny and Manny are amazing. They make us feel at ease, it’s like<br />
family here,” said Peter as he nursed his Scotch. Peter’s wife Maria<br />
(also a nurse) stopped by to meet her husband and join the banter<br />
and camaraderie at this corner Cigar Bar and Lounge. Though
Randy buying cigars<br />
Maria is still in her scrubs, she fits into the mood and movement of<br />
Smoke Inn’s relative anonymous inclusiveness.<br />
Peter sees Smoke Inn as a vacation of sorts. “Everything stops at<br />
the front door here. You come and your job stops, your stress stops,<br />
the news stops, and you get to share a laugh and a cigar. Coming<br />
here lets everything just blow away like the smoke.”<br />
Well put. It’s easy to get your groove back at Smoke Inn because<br />
the vibe just washes you clean of history. They’ll help you pick out<br />
the perfect cigar and cater to your every whim (within reason).<br />
They have Limited Edition Cigars from Arturo Fuente – the Opus<br />
X and Anejo. They also have an extensive selection of Davidoff cigars<br />
that are cigar gold. They have over 600 cigar brands in their walk-in<br />
humidor such as Montecristo, Romeo y Juileta, Tatuaje, Perdomo, Davidoff,<br />
Padron, Ashton, Rocky Patel, Arturo Fuente and more.<br />
Scott Silverman feels so comfortable at Smoke Inn he meets business<br />
associates and friends there quite often. “This was my office, I<br />
did business here, it’s so homey,” said the businessman as he puffed<br />
on a Fuente cigar. Silverman was waiting for an investor from Boston<br />
and chatting with a friend who stopped by for Happy Hour.<br />
Happy Hour is a relevant term in the modern culinary lexicon.<br />
At Smoke Inn Delray every hour is happy hour. That’s why Hap<br />
Hollander comes three to four times a week. “This is the best cigar<br />
shop in town. Vinnie and Manny are extremely customer friendly<br />
and it’s so comfortable. I like the wide array of cigars and Sunday<br />
football with pizza outside,” said the owner of AgriBilt.<br />
If you ask Valentinetti, he’ll tell you that Delray Beach is paradise<br />
and Smoke Inn Delray is an oasis within that paradise. The New<br />
York resident has a home in Delray and comes when the moment<br />
moves him. As runner up on America’s Got Talent Valentinetti is a<br />
superstar of sorts. He travels the world singing illustrious tunes yet<br />
finds Smoke Inn Delray to be one of his cherished places.<br />
“The first thing I do when I get to Delray is put on the air conditioner<br />
in my home and head over to Smoke Inn. It’s like a walk back<br />
in time, you sit with people and have great conversations and bond<br />
over a good cigar. They’re so knowledgeable about cigars and help<br />
you pick out the one that’s right for you. It’s so comfortable I’ve discussed<br />
entertainment deals there. You also see celebrities at Smoke<br />
Inn too,” said the crooner with the velvety voice.<br />
Randy Walker also relishes the calm and camaraderie at Smoke<br />
Inn Delray. The Indiana resident comes to Delray twice a month for<br />
business and finds Smoke Inn the perfect place to detox and chill.<br />
“I love sports and Padron cigars. I come here to relax and enjoy<br />
the music, meet new people and enjoy the atmosphere. I have met<br />
sports celebrities here, it’s a great crowd.”<br />
The bar at Smoke Inn is indeed a walk back in time. The rich<br />
wood and neon signage make you feel like you’re in a Humphrey<br />
Bogart movie. They have a full selection of wines, liquor and beer.<br />
They also have premium scotch, bourbon, cognac, Rye whiskey, Basil<br />
Hayden’s Whisky, Whistle Pig, Widow Jane, Angel’s Envy whiskey<br />
and more.<br />
Friday night is a stellar time to stop by. You can catch the musical<br />
genius of Bob McDonald on guitar on their comfy outdoor patio.<br />
On Saturday nights there’s live music to tickle your endorphins and<br />
move you into the sweet spot of life. Saturdays from 7pm to 9pm<br />
ladies drink for half price.<br />
Smoke Inn Delray cannot write prescriptions for health and longevity,<br />
but they can make a big difference in the way you feel. Stop<br />
by and experience the laidback authenticity and serenity that permeates<br />
the air.<br />
Smoke Inn Delray (Open every day)<br />
202 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong> – two blocks north of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />
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changing faces makeup<br />
Microblading Is<br />
Permanent Makeup<br />
BY nicol jenkins | photos by melissa korman<br />
Proper Training is Paramount,<br />
Let us Educate you!<br />
Jeanette McKeever and Rhonda Vacanti licensed and certified<br />
When searching for a permanent makeup artist, please understand<br />
Microblading, Permanent Makeup, Tattoo, Ombre,<br />
and any others - are all permanent, and be sure to<br />
verify licensing. A license will be from the Health Department. This<br />
will be issued as a “Tattoo Establishment;” also look for a “Tattoo<br />
Artist” license. This will help ensure the place is an inspected and<br />
safe area.<br />
Rhonda Vacanti offers comprehensive training for artists. Rhonda<br />
has been in business for 22 years and has been training others for<br />
15 years. As the owner of Changing Faces Makeup in Delray Beach<br />
and a permanent makeup artist and licensed Skin Care Specialist,<br />
Rhonda Vacanti has been referred many clients who have received<br />
botched permanent makeup from unlicensed makeup artists.<br />
“We have people coming in at least once a day saying they need<br />
us to fix their permanent makeup. Our customers are being told by<br />
artists that they are licensed, but they need to see their Health Department<br />
licenses. Don’t assume; it’s very important. If they are operating<br />
in an unlicensed facility, it is endangering your health,” said<br />
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Vacanti. “You should be going to a specialty clinic for these types of<br />
procedures that specializes in disposable equipment.”<br />
While permanent makeup is becoming more popular, in turn the<br />
number of botched cases has increased. Alarmingly, some salons<br />
and spas are using new lingo for permanent makeup, and marketing<br />
as semi-permanent, when in fact it is permanent. The artists<br />
are also not receiving enough training and licensing. Changing<br />
Faces Makeup specializes in permanent makeup and offers training<br />
classes for permanent makeup artists from around the world. “We<br />
have performed over 15,000 procedures to date and your safety is<br />
paramount. We are one of the only clinics in the area proudly using<br />
a 100% disposable tray setup.”<br />
“We are properly training and re-training people in the industry<br />
or many starting out in the industry,” she said. “It’s important to<br />
choose very well trained artists with a lot of experience. Your face<br />
is not a practice pad!”<br />
What should people look for when choosing a permanent makeup<br />
artist are licenses displayed in the salon, a clean and sanitized<br />
environment with 100% disposable sheets and tray set up, consistent<br />
permanent makeup photos of former clients, and Blood<br />
Bourne Pathogens training.<br />
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Pre draw and measurements
Paperwork and consultation team<br />
Rhonda stresses that Microblading is permanent.<br />
“Microblading is not semi-permanent. It is permanent<br />
makeup,” she said. “Every technique requires the same pigments<br />
and involves blood. The very reason licensing and training<br />
is so important.”<br />
Some artists are only taking a four-hour class on permanent<br />
makeup and some are learning online.<br />
“The need for proper training is very high. I feel very passionate<br />
about it,” said Vacanti, adding, “It is very imperative<br />
that you do your homework and research the artist; it is an<br />
invasive procedure. At Changing Faces Makeup, we are retraining,<br />
apprenticing and training fundamental permanent<br />
makeup artists from all over the world.”<br />
Rhonda has recently accepted a position on the Board of<br />
Directors for the American Academy of Micropigmentation.<br />
“I had a passion with Micropigmentation for my entire career<br />
spanning 22 years, and now I am excited to help the industry<br />
bring higher standards.”<br />
The local specialty spa owner and permanent makeup expert<br />
also pays it forward by offering complimentary training<br />
and scholarships to technicians so they can excel through their<br />
Techs Helping Techs program. Rhonda works hand-in-hand<br />
with Jeannette training many technicians and artists in permanent<br />
makeup. Jeannette came to her office as an apprentice<br />
and is now a skilled trainer and lead artist.<br />
Her customers praise Rhonda and Jeanette and Changing<br />
Faces Makeup for making them look and feel their best.<br />
“I just wanted to say thank you for all you do. I always love<br />
coming to see you and Rhonda. It’s such a happy place to be. I<br />
love the care you both show me!” Jodi Q.<br />
“Thank you, Rhonda for making me beautiful. I love my<br />
eyeliner, lip liner and my new eyebrows! You are so professional<br />
and caring about how people look their best,” said another<br />
customer.<br />
Stop by Changing Faces Makeup for your complimentary<br />
consultation and tour of the facility and learn more about permanent<br />
makeup.<br />
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The History of<br />
Halloween<br />
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Dressing up like your favorite<br />
superhero or celebrity, being<br />
spooked at a haunted house<br />
or trick-or-treating for candy<br />
has been a tradition for many<br />
who celebrate Halloween<br />
each <strong>October</strong> 31st.<br />
But Halloween wasn’t always about fun and games,<br />
costume contests, apple bobbing, horror flicks<br />
and jack-o’-lanterns.<br />
The celebration had a ghoulish past of warding<br />
off the evil spirits and ghosts that many dress up as today.<br />
Halloween was also known as All Hallows’ Eve, the eve of<br />
the Western Christian feast of All Hallows (or All Saints).<br />
According to many scholars, All Hallows’ Eve is a Christianised<br />
feast originally influenced by western European<br />
harvest festivals, and festivals of the dead with<br />
possible pagan roots, such as the Celtic Samhain.<br />
Some historians have stated that Halloween has<br />
roots to the Celtic festival of Samhain, which comes<br />
from Old Irish for ‘summer’s end.’ It was held on or<br />
around <strong>October</strong> 31, and kindred festivals were held at the<br />
same time of year in other Celtic lands. It marked the end of<br />
the harvest season and the beginning of winter or the ‘darker<br />
half’ of the year. This was a time for stock-taking and preparing<br />
for the cold winter ahead. In much of the Gaelic world, bonfires were lit and<br />
there were rituals involving them, according to Wikipedia.<br />
Samhain was seen as a time when the ‘door’ to the Otherworld opened<br />
enough for the souls of the dead, and other beings such as fairies, to come into<br />
our world. The souls of the dead were said to revisit their homes on Samhain.<br />
Feasts were had, at which the souls of dead kin were beckoned to attend<br />
and a place was set at the table for them. However, harmful spirits and fairies<br />
were also thought to be active at Samhain. People took steps to ward-off<br />
these harmful spirits or fairies, which is thought to have influenced today’s Halloween<br />
costumes. Before the 20th Century, wearing costumes at Samhain was<br />
done in parts of Ireland, the Scottish Highlands and islands, and Wales. Wear-<br />
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ing costumes may have originated as a means of disguising oneself<br />
from these harmful spirits or fairies. In Ireland, people went about<br />
before nightfall collecting for Samhain feasts and sometimes wore<br />
costumes. In the 19th Century on Ireland’s southern coast, a man<br />
dressed as a white mare would lead youth door-to-door collecting<br />
food; by giving them food, the household could expect good fortune,<br />
according to legends. In Moray during the 18th Century, boys called<br />
at each house in their village asking for fuel for the Samhain bonfire.<br />
Thus, the modern custom of trick-or-treating may have originated<br />
from these practices, according to Wikipedia.<br />
Making jack-o’-lanterns at Halloween may also have sprung<br />
from Samhain and Celtic beliefs, historians have stated. Turnip<br />
lanterns, sometimes with faces carved into them, were made on<br />
Samhain in the 19th Century in parts of Ireland and the Scottish<br />
Highlands. As well as being used to light one’s way while outside<br />
on Samhain night, they may have been used to represent the spirits<br />
or fairies or to protect oneself.<br />
The tradition of wearing costumes during Halloween also has an<br />
interesting history. Dressing up in costumes was prevalent in Ireland<br />
and Scotland at Halloween by the late 19th Century. Costuming<br />
became popular for Halloween parties in the US in the early<br />
20th Century, as often for adults as for children. Early Halloween<br />
costumes emphasized the pagan and gothic nature of Halloween,<br />
and were aimed primarily at children. Costumes were also made at<br />
home. But in the 1930s, A.S. Fishbach, Ben Cooper, Inc., and other<br />
firms began mass-producing Halloween costumes for sale in stores<br />
as trick-or-treating became popular, according to Wikipedia.<br />
Today, Halloween means many things to many different people.<br />
Traditionally, families like to dress up their young children and<br />
go trick-or-treating for candy. Teenagers prefer to watch horror<br />
movies or go to haunted houses. Adults also get dressed up for<br />
the festive holiday.<br />
“A Spooktacular Halloween in Delray Beach”<br />
<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue in Delray Beach is sure to be bustling with residents<br />
and visitors who are dressed to impress in their creative costumes.<br />
Many of the restaurants and bars will be having costume<br />
contests, events and drink and food specials.<br />
Delray Beach Kidfest and Halloween Festivities<br />
Trick-or-Treating on the <strong>Ave</strong>nue 11:30 am—1:00 pm.<br />
Brought to you by the Downtown Development Authority. Have<br />
fun trick-or-treating with the merchants along the <strong>Ave</strong>nue.<br />
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57th Annual Halloween Parade 1:00 pm<br />
Brought to you by The Rotary Club of Delray Beach.<br />
Be in the parade and show off your costumes! Meet in front of Big<br />
Al’s Steaks at NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong> and <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. The parade will end at<br />
the Tennis Center, right into Kidsfest of Delray. Enjoy free ice cream<br />
sponsored by the Rotary Club of Delray Beach upon entering.<br />
Kidsfest 12:00 pm—4:00 pm<br />
Brought to you by the City of Delray Beach Parks and Recreation<br />
Department. Takes place at the Delray Beach Tennis Center,<br />
201 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. Food, vendors, arts and crafts, entertainment,<br />
and more.<br />
For more information contact Danielle Beardsley, Parks & Recreation,<br />
BeardsleyD@mydelraybeach.com, 561-243-7277.<br />
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Ted Hoskinson<br />
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When my wife<br />
Anne passed<br />
away, I wanted<br />
to honor her<br />
by helping<br />
students and<br />
teachers...<br />
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The Education Savior<br />
If the old adage is true that to understand someone you have to walk a<br />
mile in their shoes, then Ted Hoskinson must have blisters on his feet.<br />
The Washington, DC native came to South Florida 23 years ago<br />
with a mission. Part of that mission was to enjoy the Florida<br />
lifestyle, the other was to someday make a difference in the<br />
lives of underprivileged children and families.<br />
Hoskinson knows a lot about the plight of teachers – and students.<br />
He taught 4th grade at the St. Albans School in Washington<br />
(where he went to school). Not only did he teach at one of the most<br />
prestigious prep schools in the country – but he also ran summer<br />
programs for them that exceeded everyone’s expectations.<br />
To put it succinctly, Hoskinson is a winner. He knows how to start<br />
and promote a business and rarely passes by an opportunity to conquer<br />
a new challenge. As a matter of fact, it is challenges that make<br />
this platform tennis champ exhilarated.<br />
So, it is with much fanfare and dedication that Hoskinson added<br />
to – and elaborated on – the Snickers Program started by Chuck Halberg<br />
and Joe Peccia (principal of Pine Grove Elementary School).<br />
Though Hoskinson had a long-term plan to invest in the future of<br />
our children, it got accelerated by misfortune.<br />
“When my wife Anne passed away, I wanted to honor her by helping<br />
students and teachers with a program we talked about called<br />
Roots and Wings. It honors teachers who go above and beyond the<br />
norm in the classroom. Three teachers were picked at each school<br />
(seven were picked in Delray when we started in 2016),” said<br />
Hoskinson, who owned a successful balloon business and a chain of<br />
gift shops in the Washington area.<br />
Roots and Wings, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, took the<br />
Snickers Program and magnified its scope. You could say it was elevated<br />
by the wings of its founders.<br />
The first year they gave out a gift bag (to 189 teachers) with two<br />
$50 bills, one to pay for a celebratory meal and the other to purchase<br />
school supplies. The second and third year they added gift<br />
cards and presents from area merchants.<br />
The teachers – who receive this honor and fanfare - are picked<br />
by the principal and their peers. “We go into the classroom and<br />
say we are here to honor the teacher because of their dedication<br />
to students. We also tell them why they are getting the ‘Above and<br />
Beyond’ Award (under the Roots and Wings umbrella).”<br />
The Above and Beyond Awards have been a win-win for everyone.<br />
“Ted has worked tirelessly to expand the Above and Beyond<br />
Awards. They have such a positive effect on the teachers – it reinforces<br />
support from the community. Teachers need love and support,<br />
they work hard and it’s a tough industry,” said Peccia, who is<br />
now Principal of Eagles Landing Middle School.<br />
You bet they do.<br />
“There are no words to describe and express my appreciation to<br />
Roots and Wings. It is a privilege for me be honored by you. This<br />
recognition challenges and motivates me to continue serving my<br />
school and my students with unconditional positive regard each<br />
day,” said Edner Pierrevil of Pine Grove Elementary School.<br />
The Above and Beyond program has expanded to include six<br />
Boynton Beach schools and three Boca Raton Title 1 schools. This<br />
years’ awards will be given out twice to 18 schools.<br />
Hoskinson is not only adamant that teachers need support and<br />
recognition from the community, but he is positive that many 3rd<br />
graders (especially in Title 1 schools) need help learning to read. To<br />
ensure this lofty goal Hoskinson created “Project UpLift” under the<br />
saintly Roots and Wings umbrella.<br />
“It is critical that a child be able to read by the end of the third<br />
grade. If not, they will progress to each grade level, but they won’t<br />
know how to read. That is a recipe for disaster with some students<br />
dropping out of school.”<br />
Project UpLift is an afterschool program that pays teachers to tutor<br />
2nd and 3rd grade students in reading. The program started at<br />
Pine Grove Elementary and was added to Orchard View Elementary.<br />
“It’s important that third graders pass the state mandated FSA<br />
reading test so they can enter the fourth grade.”<br />
It seems Hoskinson’s tremendous belief in the importance of this<br />
program has motivated others. They received a $10,000 grant challenge<br />
from the Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Family Fund, as well as<br />
donations from foundations and individuals. The program will be<br />
added at Banyan Creek and Plumosa this year.<br />
Hoskinson gets intrinsic joy from motivating these children. “I<br />
tell them if they show up the first six weeks, they will get a free T-<br />
shirt that says ‘Perfect.’ We also roll out the red carpet and present<br />
them with gold, silver and bronze achievement awards. It astounded<br />
me how many children had never seen the ocean when we took<br />
them on a Gumbo Limbo outing.”<br />
Hoskinson also transforms himself into Mr. Candy Man and Mr.<br />
Pizza Man to reward the kids for participating in the program. He<br />
refers to it as sweet and subtle bribery (of great educational benefit).<br />
Hoskinson also supports the Arts Garage, is co-founder of Impact<br />
100 Men, a member of the Delray Beach Initiative and the Elks Club.<br />
But it is his work with children and teachers that has garnered<br />
him a special place in everyone’s heart. “Ted is a special gem of a<br />
human being to the teachers and children in our schools. His passion<br />
for awarding teachers, and providing resources for students<br />
who need assistance, has been a huge benefit for all these teachers<br />
and students. His Roots and Wings program should be duplicated<br />
around the country – it’s that important,” said Chuck Halberg, President<br />
of Stuart & Shelby.<br />
Hoskinson relentlessly preaches that to succeed one has to<br />
show up.<br />
This self-made giant does just that!<br />
ROOTS AND WINGS - 561-265-1381 www.rootsandwingsinc.org<br />
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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
What RU<br />
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earrings Saks Fifth <strong>Ave</strong> $50<br />
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shoes Michael Kors $150<br />
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dining | restaurant review<br />
By diane feen | Photos by melisSa korman<br />
IL CONTADINO RISTORANTE<br />
Homemade Food That Delights The Senses<br />
Passion fans the flame of<br />
greatness. When we live our<br />
lives and our occupations with<br />
passion the results are clearly<br />
spectacular.<br />
milk and cookies prepared by Michael and AnnAgAbriella’s Key Lime pie<br />
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pork chop primavera<br />
It doesn’t mean that life is perfect all the time. But you can feel the<br />
difference when those around you have a passion for what they do.<br />
Michel Menna is one of those people. The owner-chef of Il Contadino<br />
in Pineapple Grove is driven to perfection behind the scenes<br />
in the kitchen. You can feel it the moment you dive into one of his<br />
specially prepared dishes. It’s apparent that his passion has infused<br />
your plate with greatness.<br />
You might feel like licking the plate (go ahead, we won’t look) because<br />
of the incredible flavor in the nightly specials. Take the fresh<br />
Branzino with caramelized Campari tomatoes in a light wine sauce<br />
with roasted potatoes and a bit of cheese. The dish comes decorated<br />
with tulips and roasted zucchini. It’s easy to make good seafood dishes<br />
with a creative flair, but there is something extra special about a<br />
dish that makes you want to jump for joy.<br />
Cooking has been at the forefront of Menna’s consciousness since<br />
he could reach the table (maybe before that). “This is what I have<br />
done my entire life. I would create special creations and my parents<br />
would come home and ask who catered this meal. I could barely<br />
reach the stove yet I loved cooking as a child. It’s my creative outlet.”<br />
And what an outlet he has. Like spark plugs on a car, Menna ignites<br />
his passion for combining ingredients like a pro. You can tell by the<br />
taste of the dishes set before you. The sauces are light – which we<br />
think is important – and the flavors are artfully combined like a synchronized<br />
symphony.<br />
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mushrooms stuffed with baked brie<br />
Apparently, the word is out.<br />
Just recently Menna hosted 40 guests for an elaborate brunch usually<br />
only seen at 5-Star hotels. Everything on the menu was homemade<br />
and food flowed from inside and outside on the European-style<br />
patio. There were baked frittatas with spinach and vegetables or<br />
with meats such as sausage, bacon and ham. There was also corned<br />
beef hash, eggs Benedict with spinach, sculptured fruit bowls, roasted<br />
potatoes, house cured salmon, flowing mimosas and more.<br />
Dorothy Hernandez hosted this feast. “My cousin was celebrating<br />
his 90th birthday and Il Contadino was the perfect venue for our<br />
weekend of gastronomic pleasures. The frittatas, French toast, bacon,<br />
potatoes, great coffee, juice, fruit, pastries, and more - were all<br />
terrific. We especially liked the smoked salmon, which was personally<br />
prepared by Michel...it was so-o-o-o delicious! We were all delighted<br />
with the meal. Chef Michel did an excellent job and surpassed<br />
my expectations.”<br />
Alicia Feldman from Scarsdale recently attended a dinner party for<br />
25 at Il Contadino in honor of Lyndsey Roth’s Bat Mitzvah. She felt<br />
the same way as Hernandez.<br />
“I felt like we were in Tuscany. The ambiance at Il Contadino was<br />
beautiful and the food was even better. We had baked Ziti, Penne<br />
Vodka, Chicken Piccata, Buffalo Mozzarella and meatballs. The<br />
creamy baked Ziti and flavorful Meatballs were the best I’ve ever had.<br />
Everything was delicious,” said Feldman, who declared Il Contadino<br />
a ‘must try.’<br />
The reason for this fanfare and delight is because the food at Il Contadino<br />
is prepared fresh on the spot with tender loving care. Nothing<br />
is pre-made or frozen and all dishes are custom made to perfection.<br />
The specials of the day will really astound you. Served in large platters,<br />
that are almost as big as the table – these feasts are reminiscent<br />
of the ancient Greek gastronomy food orgies. One of our favorites is<br />
the Double Cut Pork Chops pounded thin and breaded. It was topped<br />
off with baby greens, red onions, Kalamata olives and tomatoes. It<br />
was lightly breaded, tender and flavorful beyond our expectations.<br />
Joe Cantina was wowed by this light, yet hearty dish. The newcomer<br />
to Il Contadino was elated at the taste and lightness of the<br />
dish with its fresh and concise preparation. “This dish is wonderful.<br />
The breading doesn’t overwhelm the pork chops and the greens<br />
and dressing soaked into the pork making it flavorful beyond belief.<br />
I never eat Pork Chops, but this tasted so much like veal I couldn’t tell<br />
the difference. This is really a great restaurant.”<br />
There are other supersized superb specials as well. There’s a<br />
5-pound cowboy Ribeye Steak on a platter with onions, Hollandaise<br />
sauce, mushrooms, red onions, homemade mashed potatoes with<br />
gorgonzola cheese and fresh floral adornment.<br />
House cured Salmon<br />
But it’s the cured salmon that really has everyone swooning. “The<br />
House cured salmon was out of this world – nothing like I’ve tasted.<br />
It whetted my appetite for what was to follow. It was all excellent,”<br />
added Cantina.<br />
James of Delray Beach had a similar experience. “This is my favorite<br />
restaurant in South Florida. Michel the Chef/Owner has the largest<br />
wine selection in any Restaurant I’ve been to. The food is all made<br />
to order and is the best in Delray. If you’re ever in Delray you owe it to<br />
yourself to stop in and have dinner at Il Contadino. Want something<br />
you don’t see on the menu? No problem. Michel will prepare anything<br />
you want, any way you want it. Michel is a most gracious host<br />
and goes out of his way to make your dining experience memorable.”<br />
The desserts are also special. The Cookies and Milk was an elaborate<br />
combination of a thick chocolate chip cookie-muffin immersed<br />
in milk with cookies surrounding the glass.<br />
Come to Il Contadino. The food is fresh, and the dining experience<br />
is top notch. Call ahead if you want a special dish.<br />
The intimate European style patio and is just icing on the cake of<br />
perfection. Michel welcomes all to experience his culinary passion.<br />
Il Contadino Ristorante<br />
165 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach<br />
561-330-0004<br />
Catering and take-out available<br />
Follow them on Instagram @ilcontadino_Delray<br />
Homemade roasted vegetable lasagna<br />
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dining | RECIPE<br />
Spooky Recipes for<br />
Witchy Guacamole Dip<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
2 large avocados<br />
1/4 red onion, thinly chopped<br />
2 garlic cloves, minced<br />
juice of 1 lime<br />
shredded carrots (hair)<br />
2 green olive slices (eyes)<br />
2 black olive slices (eyebrows)<br />
2 slices of a mini red bell pepper (lips)<br />
1 cornichon (nose)<br />
blue corn chips (hat)<br />
directions<br />
1. In a bowl, mash the avocado.<br />
Add the garlic, onions and lime<br />
juice and mix until well combined.<br />
Season with sea salt for flavor.<br />
2. Add the guacamole to the lower<br />
half of a serving plate.<br />
3. Create the corn chip hat first and<br />
then add the carrots for the hair.<br />
4. Assemble the face and serve!<br />
Looking for an easy appetizer to “scare” up<br />
for your Halloween party? Or what about a fun<br />
dinner for the night of Trick-or-Treating with<br />
(or without) the kids? Dinner on Halloween can<br />
be anything but regular—it’s gotta be spooky!<br />
Here are some ghoulish Halloween recipes to<br />
get you and your family in a spooky mood.<br />
Eyeballs and<br />
Spaghetti<br />
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INGREDIENTS<br />
1 lb. ground beef<br />
1/2 medium onion, finely chopped<br />
1/4 c. Panko bread crumbs<br />
2 cloves garlic, minced<br />
2 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley<br />
1 large egg, beaten<br />
Kosher salt<br />
Freshly ground black pepper<br />
1 lb.spaghetti<br />
1 1/2 c. marinara, warmed<br />
Mozzarella cheese, cut into rounds<br />
Black olives, sliced crosswise into rounds<br />
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directions<br />
1. Preheat oven to 400° and line a large, rimmed baking sheet with parchment.<br />
2. In a large bowl, add beef, onion, Panko, garlic, parsley, and egg. Season<br />
generously with salt and pepper. Mix ingredients together with a rubber<br />
spatula or your hands until well combined, then shape into 1” balls. Place onto<br />
baking sheet.<br />
3. Bake for 13 minutes, then to each meatball, add a piece of cheese and olive to<br />
resemble eyeballs. Bake until cheese is melty, 2 minutes more.<br />
4. Meanwhile, in a large pot of salted, boiling water, cook spaghetti according to<br />
package directions until al dente. Drain and transfer to platter.<br />
5. Pour warm marinara sauce over spaghetti, then scatter with meatballs.<br />
Witchy Finger Cookies<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
1 egg<br />
1 cup butter, softened<br />
1 cup confectioners’ sugar<br />
1 teaspoon almond extract<br />
1 teaspoon vanilla extract<br />
2 2/3 cups all-purpose flour<br />
1 teaspoon baking powder<br />
1 teaspoon salt<br />
¾ cup whole almonds<br />
1 .75 ounce tube red decorating gel*<br />
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directions<br />
Combine butter, egg, sugar, almond and<br />
vanilla extract in a mixing bowl. Beat<br />
together with an electric mixer, gradually<br />
add flour, baking powder and salt and<br />
continue beating. Refrigerate for 20-30<br />
minutes (do not skip this step!).<br />
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Light grease<br />
baking sheets or line them with parchment<br />
paper. Remove dough from refrigerator in<br />
small amounts. Scoop 1 heaping teaspoon at<br />
a tine onto a piece of waxed paper. Use the<br />
waxed paper to roll the dough into a thin<br />
finger-shaped cookie. Press one almond into<br />
one end of each cookie to resemble a long<br />
fingernail, Squeeze cookie near the tip and<br />
again near the center to mimic knuckles.<br />
With a sharp knife, make lines in the dough<br />
(without cutting completely through). Place<br />
cookies on baking sheets.<br />
Bake in the preheated oven until the cookies<br />
are slightly golden in color, about 20-25<br />
minutes.<br />
* This next step is optional. Remove the<br />
almond from the end of each cookie;<br />
squeeze a small amount of red decorating<br />
gel into the cavity; replace the<br />
almond to make the gel<br />
ooze out around the<br />
tip of the cookie.<br />
Additional tips: Add<br />
green food coloring<br />
to the dough for green<br />
monster hands. Add<br />
chocolate chips to<br />
resemble warts.<br />
Also note, the<br />
cookies enlarge<br />
when baked!<br />
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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 />
Brighton Beach<br />
Bagel & Bakery<br />
14587 S. Military Trail, DB<br />
561-270-3771<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 />
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 />
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 />
MIA Kitchen & Bar<br />
7901 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />
DB. 561-499-2200<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 />
Rose’s Daughter<br />
American Trattoria<br />
169 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB 561-271-9423<br />
Salt7<br />
32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />
561-274-7258<br />
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Seacrest Grille<br />
(Marriott Hotel)<br />
10 N Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-274-3200<br />
Sundy House –<br />
Historic Restaurant<br />
106 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-5678<br />
Surf Shack<br />
916 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong><br />
(Federal Hwy.) DB<br />
561-501-7868<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 />
Asian/Sushi/<br />
Chinese/fusion<br />
Buddha Sky Bar<br />
217 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB, 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 />
Shiitake Asian Bistro<br />
4900 Linton Blvd, #14<br />
DB 561-865-5538<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 />
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Boheme Bistro<br />
1118 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-4899<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 />
Tapas 35<br />
Mediterranean Tapas Bar<br />
4 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />
561-330-4639<br />
Taverna Opa<br />
270 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-303-3602<br />
Taverna Trela<br />
Greek, Seafood, Sushi<br />
4801 Linton Blvd,<br />
Suite 5B-8B, DB<br />
561-359-2301<br />
Coffee/Dessert<br />
Ben & Jerry’s<br />
1155 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-3112<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 />
Cream Frozen Yogurt,<br />
Gelato & Gourmet Coffees<br />
1163 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
561-303-1912<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 />
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 />
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 Cucina Italiana<br />
9 SE 7th <strong>Ave</strong>, 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 />
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 />
Salotta<br />
145 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-266-0310<br />
Sardinia Ristorante,<br />
3035 S. Federal Hwy, DB.<br />
561-332-3406<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 />
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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 />
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 Donuts<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 />
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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 />
Marianne Gourmet<br />
Shop, 803 George Bush<br />
Blvd, DB, 561-278-3349<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 />
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 />
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 />
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 />
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 />
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 />
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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 />
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 />
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 />
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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<br />
561-367-9779<br />
Tanzy Restaurant<br />
Mizner Park<br />
301 Plaza Real<br />
Boca 561-922-6699<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<br />
Boca 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 />
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 />
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 />
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BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM<br />
How Do I Choose the Best<br />
Possible Food for My Pet?<br />
From the dawn of time, every living creature on this vast planet<br />
strives to satisfy a need to simply survive. They all need food and<br />
water to fuel their very existence. Foods are multipurpose tools,<br />
that supply well-being with metabolic energy in the form of vitamins,<br />
minerals, enzymes, hormones and frequency, while at the same time<br />
removing metabolic waste such as dead cells and tissue, undigested debris,<br />
harmful toxins and pathogens such as bacteria and parasites. Like<br />
humans, every family of animals has very specific functions and needs<br />
in their dietary requirements.<br />
In our modern, human lifestyle, we often miss the ecological balance<br />
that surrounds us on a daily basis. Sometimes referred to as the chain of<br />
life, we have a plethora of living things that are all a part of a symbiotic<br />
system that is life. Every living thing has very specific food requirements<br />
to thrive in optimal health. However, we often overlook that the body<br />
can still survive and exist without these requirements being met. This is<br />
the root of most disease and results in the body being less than optimal.<br />
As pet parents, we have an obligation to provide those in our care<br />
with foods that will provide the greatest benefits for our pets and not to<br />
be for the convenience of our lifestyle. In nature, there are no processed<br />
or cooked foods, no supplements or additives, and no drugs or medicine.<br />
However, living bodies have an innate mechanism that ultimately<br />
guides them to the specific foods to optimize their health.<br />
We have been indoctrinated into believing that we are incapable of<br />
providing an optimal life to our pets without the “expertise” of food and<br />
medical service companies. Remember dog and cat food, puppy and kitten<br />
formulas do not exist in nature. Immunity to disease comes from<br />
the environment, not from an unnatural vaccine or pill. Optimal health<br />
comes from eating clean, nutritionally dense, species specific foods. In<br />
carnivores like our dogs and cats, those foods need to be animal based.<br />
That is what their digestive metabolism is designed to utilize.<br />
The wild canine family is comprised of biologically opportunistic carnivores<br />
meaning they will eat both fresh and previously killed prey as<br />
an opportunistic scavenger. They are not a scavenger of fresh or dead<br />
plants, which is what most pet foods are made of. In nature, they consume<br />
the whole animal parts of their prey including organs, bones,<br />
tendons, muscles, and fats, but leave the plant-based stomach content.<br />
They know this instinctively. They also hunt various foods based on<br />
their nutritional needs.<br />
Our pets give us unconditional love in return for us providing them<br />
with all their needs. They deserve for us to be informed and educated<br />
in what their true requirements are for optimal health. Just as a hummingbird<br />
will travel thousands of miles seasonally to get the nectar it<br />
needs for its health and life; our pets need us to source their foods appropriately.<br />
We must also be aware that the food sources in the pet food<br />
that we feed were also fed a species appropriate clean diet so that it will<br />
be balanced in appropriate nutrients.<br />
Nature’s system is simple and instinctive in providing optimal life.<br />
Today’s marketing and processing has made it complex with many pets’<br />
lives being compromised from food manufacturers creating financial<br />
opportunities through more processed solutions. Let’s keep it simple.<br />
You are truly in control of optimizing your pets’ happiness and health.<br />
There are many passionate advocates and sources out there to help.<br />
Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM are partners in Fiesta<br />
Pet Deli in Pompano Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the PetHealthCafe.com radio<br />
show. Our 40 years in the animal field has provided us unparalleled vision and<br />
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PetHealthCafe.com or 800-940-7387. Call us for a free consultation or stop by<br />
or call Fiesta Pet Deli, 954-971-2500, we would be more than happy to help.<br />
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sudoko<br />
Fill in the grid so that every ROW, column and<br />
3x3 box contains the numbers 1 tHROugh 9.<br />
ANSWER TO this PUZZLE will be printed next month.<br />
ACROSS<br />
1 Helper<br />
4 Hall (Ger.)<br />
8 Berne’s river<br />
12 Full of (suf.)<br />
13 Eight (pref.)<br />
14 Late<br />
15 Fuel<br />
16 cAstle (2 words)<br />
18 He (Lat.)<br />
20 Queue<br />
21 Weird<br />
23 sAcred image<br />
25 Blackthorn fruit<br />
26 Impudent person<br />
27 Confederate soldier<br />
30 Flightless bird<br />
31 Easy job<br />
32 Cool<br />
33 Sp. article<br />
34 Concert halls<br />
35 Poker stake<br />
36 Mosque in Jerusalem<br />
37 cAnt<br />
38 Bobbsey twins<br />
40 Sling around<br />
41 Nonchalant<br />
44 Boor<br />
47 Ring of light<br />
48 Pleasant<br />
49 Energy unit<br />
50 Persia today<br />
51 Mark (Lat.)<br />
52 Sheep’s cry<br />
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5 Longing<br />
6 Condition (suf.)<br />
7 Article (Fr.)<br />
8 Administration (abbr.)<br />
9 Time period<br />
10 Wildly talk<br />
11 Dutch commune<br />
17 One of the seven<br />
deadly sins<br />
19 Recline<br />
21 Ass or donkey (Ger.)<br />
22 Borden calf<br />
23 Inside<br />
24 Cocaine source<br />
26 Queensland hemp<br />
plant<br />
27 Tinea<br />
28 Outer (pref.)<br />
29 Vegetable<br />
31 Fr. philosopher<br />
35 One hundred square<br />
meters<br />
36 Silk substitute<br />
37 Hamlet (Sp.)<br />
38 Wild pig<br />
39 Feminine (suf.)<br />
40 Denomination<br />
41 Greek letter<br />
42 Television channel<br />
43 Uncle (Sp.)<br />
45 Amer. Automobile<br />
Assn. (abbr.)<br />
46 Food and Drug Admin.<br />
(abbr.)<br />
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enigma solution will be printed next month.<br />
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