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Volume XXXVI, No. 8 www.TBNweekly.com May 29, 2014 ENTERTAINMENT If the shoe fits Heart and Sole Shoe Drive benefits Sheriff’s Youth Ranch By TIFFANY RAZZANO After the tour, Quinn sprung to action, with the help the event. Last year he put it together pretty quickly of former Seminole Mayor Jimmy Johnson, and organ- and didn’t advertise it as much. SEMINOLE – When Councilor Jim Quinn took a tour ized the first Heart and Sole Shoe Drive at Lake Semi- “But this year we had more time to run it,” he said. of the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch in Safety Harbor nole Square last July. They collected 450 pairs of shoes, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches provide residential during a fundraiser last Spring, one of the first things $600 and a few dozen packages of socks. care to neglected and needy children, and strive to offer he noticed was the feet of his 7-year-old tour guide, “This year we want to do even better,” said Quinn, them direction and guidance. Most of them have par- Jason. who is a member of the Sheriff Advisory Council. ents in the prison system and have nowhere else to “He was walking in front of us and the little fella was This year’s drive will be held Tuesday, June 10, 10 turn, Quinn said. Counting Crows play the Straz Center for decked out in his finest clothes, but he was wearing a.m. to 2 p.m., and once again the items will be collect- “These kids come here with nothing,” he added, the Performing Arts June 11. For a shoes that were a size 10 or 11,” Quinn said. “So he ed at Lake Seminole Square, 8333 Seminole Blvd. “sometimes just the clothes on their back.” complete list of June concerts, see Page was all spit and polish, but on his feet were a pair of Donations have already begun pouring in, he said. 8B. sneakers that were too big.” That’s because this year he’s had more time to organize See SHOE DRIVE, page 4A SEMINOLE Local man shares Honoring fallen soldiers the gift of hearing Mike Wheeler is a man who likes to help people, people who don’t have the means to help themselves, and he does it all over the world. Wheeler is a licensed hearing aid specialist and is nationally board certified in hearing instrument sciences. He sells Audibel devices in Semi- nole and surrounding towns and counties. But it isn’t close to home where Wheeler’s philanthropy usually comes into play; it is in places such as Peru, Mexico and the Philippines. ... Page 5A. COUNTY Reclaimed water availability reduced To alleviate the risk of running out of reclaimed water, action is being taken to reduce daily system demands. As of Mon- day, May 26, Pinellas County reclaimed water customers will have reclaimed water available two days per week for irrigation in 24-hour intervals beginning at 12:01 Photos by JIM LAYFIELD a.m. The Bay Pines VA Healthcare System commemorated Memorial Day with a ceremony on May 26 at ... Page 6A. the Bay Pines National Cemetery. Above, members of the Gibbs High School JROTC give a 21-gun salute. Right, Roy Stewart, American Legion Post 273, plays “Taps.” Below, Geoffrey Watters, left, and Alexandria Givins, Gibbs High School JROTC cadets, place the ceremonial wreath. OUTDOORS Fish Tales This week’s new moon provides some of the best fishing opportunities of the year. As long as the weather holds, tarpon, snook, redfish and mangrove snapper should all be on board for this weekends fishing plans. ... Page 12A.

COMMUNITY Community honors crossing guard It was standing room only in the sanctuary of Grace Lutheran Church in Clear- water May 23, as family and friends of Douglas Herbert Carey joined together to honor his memory. ... Page 14A.

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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Seminole 3A Around Seminole Historical Society will host a shred-a-thon for the SPC Toastmasters New Eagle Scouts to meet community in its parking lot meets weekly on Saturday, May 31, 9 to SEMINOLE – The Seminole 11:30 a.m. SEMINOLE – Seminole-SPC Historical Society will meet Donations are requested; $5 Toastmasters meets at 6:15 Wednesday, May 28, 7 p.m., in per bag or box to shred sensi- p.m. Tuesdays at the Seminole Room 210B at the Seminole tive paper documents. Community Library, 9200 113th Recreation Center, 9100 113th Speaker Elizabeth Fanslow St. St. will present on the topic “Be This personal development The speaker will be Ellen Amazing.” program is ideal for supervisors Babb, operations manager at Call 392-3245 for more in- and other leaders, or those as- Heritage Village in Largo. She’ll formation. piring to learn vital leadership discuss the Turner Bungalow, and communication skills. a recent addition to the Village Contact Dennis Hamel at that was relocated from its Kids Appreciation 374-2612 or visit seminole original location in Clearwater, Day seeks volunteers, spc.toastmastersclubs.org for and other things happening at donations more information. Heritage Village. SEMINOLE – The Seminole Chamber’s 35th annual Kids Gaming Club Healthcare Appreciation Day is set for to meet monthly Wednesday, June 4, 3 to 5 seminar planned SEMINOLE – The Seminole p.m., at Seminole City Park, SEMINOLE – The Seminole Recreation Division now offers 7464 Ridge Road. Chamber of Commerce is host- an adult Gaming Club that Held every year on the last ing a healthcare seminar for meets the third Thursday of day of school, this party for el- small businesses on Wednes- every month, 5 to 9 p.m., at the ementary-aged children fea- day, May 28, 8 a.m., and Holland G. Mangum Recreation tures food, games and Thursday, May 29, 5:30 p.m., Complex, 9100 113th St. N. giveaways. at the Chamber office, 7985 This group is open to individ- 113th St. N. Chaired by Dr. Stephen Nickse, this project is co-spon- uals 16 and older. Various HealthMarkets representa- board and card games will be sored by the City of Seminole Photo courtesy of RON REGAN tives will show how businesses available. and is possible because of our David Grossman, 18, second from left, of Seminole and Harley Acuff, 18, third from right, of Pinellas around the country are cutting This program is free for mem- business community and civic Park, recently completed the requirements for Eagle Scout, the highest rank in scouting. Aurora Greisler costs with new approaches to bers and $3 for nonmembers. organizations. Jones, Exalted Ruler of the Largo Elks, left, awarded Grossman with a commendation from the Elks health plan benefits. Call 391-8345 for more infor- The Chamber is still seeking Grand Lodge. Acuff was awarded his commendation by Jan Rogers, Scout liaison, second from right. These seminars are free and mation. open to the public. volunteers and monetary do- Also pictured is Joe Fritz, right, Scout master of Troop 417, which meets at the Largo Elks Lodge, 810 Limited seating available. nations to purchase prizes for See AROUND SEMINOLE, page 4A 16th Ave. SE. Email reservations to donn the event. For more informa- [email protected]. tion, call the Chamber at 392- 3245. Student art show set FREE CONSULTATION to determine how best to help you! SEMINOLE – The Artway City to host Gallery at St. Petersburg Col- hurricane expo lege’s Seminole campus, 9200 SEMINOLE – Learn disaster Marital & Family Law Personal Injury Law Elder Law 113th St. N., UP Building, will preparedness tips at a city-host- • Divorce • Auto Accident • Will/Trusts host a reception for Pinellas ed hurricane expo Saturday, • Child Support • Slip and Fall • Estate Planning County Schools’ high school June 7, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the • Custody • Wrongful Death • Medicaid digital art labs show, “The Holland G. Mangum Recreation State of the Digital Arts,” Complex, 9100 113th St. N. • Paternity • Dog Bite • Guardianship Thursday, May 29, 6 p.m. Local vendors will display in- Every year, the school dis- formation offering preparation trict’s Visual Arts Departments and recovery services and goods. 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American Legion Auxiliary 273 in Madeira Beach hosted a Memorial Day Poppy Poster Contest at Keswick Christian School last month. Of the 151 students who participated, eight winners were selected and will be judged at the state convention in Orlando in June. Pictured, from left, are the winners: Savannah Scwankoff, Warren Palm, Hannah Sonnenberg, George Hurst, Kalani Potter, Mac Beaton and teacher Ellie Bingham. Missing are Matthew Young and Faith Zima. Bay Pines VA Memorial Day

Photo by MINNETTA JANSSEN Victoria Rozner of Seminole dressed as a Southern belle for the Seminole Historical Society’s garden tour fundraiser on May 18. Several hundred people strolled through the gardens at “Halloway Haven,” the property owned by Sandy Halloway, the organization’s president. The Historical Society is raising money for its Historical Museum, which will be part of the new Community Center in Seminole City Photos by JIM LAYFIELD Park. Donations for the museum can be sent to the Seminole Historical Society, P.O. Box 1756, Above, a few thousand came out to pay tribute to those who gave their all at the Bay Pines VA Healthcare Seminole, FL 33775. System’s May 26 Memorial Day ceremony at the Bay Pines National Cemetery.

SHOE DRIVE, from page 1A Quinn said. “It’s really a wonderful program,” he said. “So we There are so many other things to think about wanted to do something to help.” by the time they arrive at the Youth Ranches, The Heart and Sole Shoe Drive will accept new or from obtaining clothing for them to registering gently used pairs of shoes and new socks for girls them in school, that finding shoes that fit proper- and boys ages 3 through 18. ly for these children is low on the list of priorities, Call 392-3932 for more information.

Left, Amputee Veterans of America Support Team present the colors.

Photo courtesy of COUNCILOR JIM QUINN Former Seminole Mayor Jimmy Johnson and Councilor Jim Quinn with the shoes and socks donations collected at last year’s Heart and Sole Shoe Drive. This year’s event will be held Tuesday, June 10, at Lake Seminole Square, 8333 Seminole Blvd.

AROUND SEMINOLE, from page 3A • KE Bay Pines Properties, LLC. The dining room is open to the public. Legion membership is • iMapp Realty Group, Inc. required to purchase alcohol. Youth tennis offered • American Woman Fitness Center on Bay Pines Boulevard For more information, call 391-6324. at Rec Center • St. Petersburg College – Seminole Campus • Chick-fil-A on Park Boulevard Children’s martial arts SEMINOLE – A tennis program for youth ages 9 and older will • Seminole Gardens meet at the Holland G. Mangum Recreation Complex, 9100 113th • Lake Seminole Presbyterian Church program offered St. N., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30 to 11 a.m., start- • Central Pinellas Republican Club SEMINOLE – The Holland G. Mangum Recreational Complex, ing in June. • Seminole Elementary School 9100 113th St. N., offers a martial arts program for children ages Instructor Alan Anastos, a certified USPTA Elite Professional, • Realty Executives Adamo & Associates 5 through 12 on Mondays, 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. will teach the class. • Sign of the Dolphin Master Ryan Dean, a 7th degree black belt Okinawan instruc- For more information, visit www.myseminole.com or register in • Screwie Louies Porpoise Pub tor who teaches at the Dojo Academy in Largo, leads classes. person at the rec center office. • Centratel Cost is $45 per month for members and $67.50 per month for • Yoga4All nonmembers. Mayor seeks food donations Goods are donated to the Interfaith Food Pantry Inc. at Alders- For more information, call 391-8345. SEMINOLE – Mayor Leslie Waters is seeking donations for the gate United Methodist Church, 9530 Starkey Road. city’s yearlong food drive. If any local groups or organizations would like an overview or Kiwanis Club of Seminole Her goal is to have collected 18,739 items by the end of the presentation of the Interfaith Food Bank, please contact Mayor meets weekly year, representing one item per Seminole resident. Waters for a referral. SEMINOLE – The Kiwanis Club of Seminole meets Thursdays, “Hundreds of cans and generous contributions are rolling in Checks made payable to the Interfaith Food Pantry Inc., atten- 6:15 p.m., at Freedom Square’s Town Hall. from east, west, south and north parts of Seminole,” Waters said. tion Vie Thompson are welcome. All are welcome. There will be guest speakers twice a month. “Our local grocers are helping, local business establishments are For more information, contact Seminole City Hall at 391-0204, For more information, call Terry Carr at 394-2582. involved, Chamber members are challenging each other, and ext. 102 or the Seminole Chamber of Commerce at 392-3245. schools and churches have taken on this great opportunity to demonstrate Seminole city pride and generosity.” Yoga class offered Free West Coast Swing Drop-off locations throughout the city include: SEMINOLE – A New World Yoga class will meet at the Holland dance lessons offered • Seminole City Hall G. Mangum Recreation Complex, 9100 113th St. N., Monday SEMINOLE – Free West Coast Swing dance lessons are offered • Seminole-SPC Library evenings, 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. It will be followed by an optional med- on Fridays, 6 p.m., at Crystal Blue Ballroom, 10527 Park Blvd. N. • Seminole Recreation Center itation class. Lessons are free for anyone under the age of 30. • Seminole Fire Station #29 on 113th Street Cost for members is $8 per person and $12 for nonmembers. Call Renee at 698-0171 for more information. • Seminole Public Works on 70th Avenue Visit www.yseminole.com or call 391-8345 for more informa- • Seminole Chamber of Commerce tion. Kiwanis Breakfast Club • Publix on 113th Street • Winn-Dixie at Park Boulevard and Starkey Road meets Tuesday mornings • Winn-Dixie on Seminole Boulevard American Legion SEMINOLE – The Kiwanis Breakfast Club of Seminole meets • Seminole Square hosts weekly events Tuesdays at 7:15 a.m. in the third floor card room at Lake Semi- • Freedom Square, Seminole Gardens SEMINOLE – American Legion Post 252, 11433 Park Blvd., nole Square, 8333 Seminole Blvd. • Seminole Assembly of God holds a cookout every Saturday and Sunday at the Tiki Bar from On the second, third and fourth Tuesdays of the month, the • Seminole First Baptist Church 1 to 5 p.m. Breakfast is held the first Sunday of every month from group features speakers from different organizations. • Blessed Sacrament Church 8 to 11 a.m. and the monthly spaghetti dinner is held the first Visit kiwanisseminolebreakfast.com or call 319-8343 for more • Dairy Queen Tuesday of each month from 5 to 7 p.m. information. © Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Seminole 5A Seminole man brings the gift of Seminole Recreation offers specialty camps hearing around the world SEMINOLE – The Seminole Recreation Center, 9100 113th St. N., offers a number of summer specialty programs for children of all ages. By BRIAN GOFF Each program will be taught by instructors with expertise in their fields. SEMINOLE – Mike Wheeler is a man who likes to help people, peo- Programs include: ple who don’t have the means to help themselves, and he does it all • Aquatic, June 9-July 3, 8 a.m. – noon, ages 11 – 14 over the world. Wheeler is a licensed hearing aid specialist and is na- • Baton/cheer/dance, June 9-13, 9 a.m. – noon, ages 5 and older tionally board certified in hearing instrument sciences. He sells Audi- • Youth fitness boot, June 9-20 and June 30-July 11, 9:30 a.m. – bel devices in Seminole and surrounding towns and counties. But it noon, ages 7 – 12 isn’t close to home where Wheeler’s philanthropy usually comes into • Basketball, June 16-20, 8:30 a.m. – noon, ages 8 – 13 play; it is in places such as Peru, Mexico and the Philippines. • Zumbatonic, July 7-11, 9 – 10:30 a.m., ages 6 – 11 Wheeler spends weeks travelling and bringing hearing aids to people • Art, July 14-18, 2 – 4 p.m., ages 7 – 12 in those countries. It means he’s away from his family and business • Volleyball, July 21-25, 9 – 11 a.m., ages 6 – 12 for long stretches of time. He does it, he said, because he can. • Soccer, Aug. 4-8, 8:30 – 11 a.m., ages 7 – 11 “Everybody genuinely wants to do something good and feel like you • Archery, Aug. 11-15, 9 – 10:20 a.m., and 10:30 – 11:50 a.m., ages can make a difference,” he said. “The average person just can’t get up 11 – 15. and go somewhere to help others. I happen, by luck, to have some- Registration is currently underway. Space is limited, call 391-8345 thing in my profession and a company that has given me the tools and for pricing. the opportunity to do this.” Wheeler said going to a place and providing hearing aids is a time Photos courtesy of AUDIBEL HEARING AID CENTERS consuming and somewhat complicated event. Above, Mike Wheeler high-fives a young Peruvian boy after the youth Suncoast Hospice leader “First we have to go into a community and form a relationship with gets a hearing aid. Below, Mike Wheeler, left, is fitting a Filipino youth the people,” he said. “Then we find the children who need help and do with a hearing aid. With him are Foundation Founder Bill Austin, left, tests, after that we fit them. Ear molds have to be made. After that and championship boxer Manny Pacquiao. appointed to National Board there is the follow-up. Someone has to keep an eye on the patients and SEMINOLE – Betty Oldanie, vice president of make sure batteries are replaced and proper maintenance is done and organizational excellence at Suncoast Hospice of so on.” Seminole has been appointed to the 2014 Hospice Often, said Wheeler, he encounters people who know nothing about Association of America Advisory Board. The ap- hearing aids at all. pointment is invitation only and is for one year. “In some parts of Africa their world is only as big as their eyes can Oldanie is Suncoast Hospice’s chief ethics and see,” he said. “It is a tiny world they live in. Show them a phone and compliance officer, HIPAA privacy and security of- they are amazed. Hearing aids and batteries are foreign to them. You ficer and risk manager. In addition, she oversees can’t imagine the look on their face when a child hears for the first the organization’s legal and regulatory affairs, time; the responses and expressions are quite something.” Betty Oldanie While it would be somewhat difficult, if not impossible, to speak to a health information management functions, third small child in Africa who is able to hear for the first time, one can get a party payer reimbursement reviews, as well as sense of what it must be like from a local patient of Wheeler’s. quality, infection control and utilization management programs. Rene Piche, 78, of Treasure Island, has had his hearing restored and Oldanie is a nationally recognized leader in hospice care with an ex- he can only imagine what it must be like for a small child overseas. tensive, respected history of involvement influencing and implement- “That has to be unbelievable for a child,” he said. “The world sound- ing public policy and regulations as they pertain to excellence in ed like something else to me. It must be incredible for a child 3 or 4 or end-of-life care. 5 years old.” Closer to home, in February, Wheeler did what he calls the Super The Hospice Association of America is a health care trade organiza- Piche said before he had his hearing restored he was constantly Bowl Mission. He went to New York City and helped inner-city kids tion representing thousands of hospices, caregivers and volunteers frustrated with what was going on around him. who can’t afford hearing aids. serving terminally ill patients and their families. “If you go out to a meeting or a reunion, you only hear half of the None of this is cheap. While the people who get the help don’t pay stories. You really don’t hear at all.” anything, it does cost to conduct a mission. Wheeler said there are Wheeler got involved in overseas work by knowing Bill Austin, a sponsors involved and often he pays for a mission himself. The West The Seminole Beacon publishes news and photo- man in his 70s, who started a foundation to help the less fortunate Bank trip cost $125,000, the Super Bowl Mission, $75,000. graphs about people and groups. overseas. The Starkey Hearing Foundation is now involved in Opera- That brings back the question: why does he do it? Why does he take Send items about registration, upcoming games and tion Change and Wheeler said Austin was a role model for him. so much time and money to help people he’s never met and will likely special events to Seminole Beacon Editor Tiffany Raz- “He spends 300 days a year in 3rd world countries. I got involved never meet again? Wheeler said it is simple. zano, Tampa Bay Newspapers, 9911 Seminole Blvd., and do five or six missions a year both in the United States and “It is almost selfish,” he said. “The reality of it is I need these missions way more than they need me. They do way more for me than I Seminole, FL 33772. Email [email protected]. abroad.” or call 397-5563, ext. 306. This year has turned into a busy one for Wheeler, who brings his ever do for them; the people have done great things for me. 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HURRICANES, from page 1A Hurricane Tax Holiday Pasco land divides Pinellas commission Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday “Atmospheric and oceanic conditions across begins May 31 and continues through June 8. By SUZETTE PORTER This is completely unacceptable and simply cannot be the tropical Pacific are already taking on some The following items are exempt from state allowed to happen.” El Nino characteristics,” said Dr. Gerry Bell, sales tax and county discretionary sales sur- CLEARWATER – A 4-3 vote on more than one occa- The third-party vendor Roche refers to is Tampa Bay lead seasonal hurricane forecaster with the taxes: sion preserved Pinellas County’s ownership of Cross Water, which currently supplies drinking water needs Climate Prediction Center. “Also, we are cur- • Portable self-powered light sources selling Bar and Al Bar ranches in Pasco County. for Pinellas County and other member governments. rently seeing strong trade winds and wind for $20 or less Cross Bar was purchased in the 1970s and Al Bar Latvala, Welch and Justice believe a regional approach, shear over the tropical Atlantic.” • Portable self-powered radio, two-way radio, in the 1980s to provide drinking water for a county through Tampa Bay Water, will sustain the area’s He said NOAA’s climate models expect the or weather band radio selling for $50 or less without reliable sources of its own. drinking water needs now and in the future. conditions to continue, partly because of El • Tarpaulins or other flexible waterproof Now Pasco County wants to add the land to its own Seel believes water will become one of the most pre- Niño. sheeting selling for $50 or less environmental holdings. Past decision-points on the cious resources in future years and has expressed a “The expectation of near-average Atlantic • Self-contained first-aid kits selling for $30 matter have pitted Commissioners Susan Latvala, who strong desire that Pinellas keep the ranches and the Ocean temperatures this season, rather than or less also is chairwoman of Tampa Bay Water, Ken Welch well fields. Morroni agrees and Long had sided with the the above-average temperatures seen since • Ground anchor systems or tie-down kits and Charlie Justice in favor of selling the land against preservationists in the past. Commission Chair Karen Seel and Commissioners 1995 also suggests fewer Atlantic hurricanes,” selling for $50 or less Roche said Long now supports getting an appraisal, John Morroni, Norm Roche and Janet Long, who op- Bell said. • Gas or diesel fuel tanks selling for $25 or something that Justice has requested since the matter posed the sale. Twelve of the last 20 hurricane seasons less first came up for a vote. Roche believes that Latvala is The matter came back to the table during budget have had above-normal activity. The area has • Packages of AA-cell, C-cell, D-cell, 6-volt, behind the continued push to sell the land. He said it talks held off-camera in the commissioner’s conference been in an era of high activity since 2005, he or 9-volt batteries, excluding automobile and was her idea to consider it during the recent budget room May 22. According to Roche, who is spearhead- said. The Atlantic basin includes the North At- boat batteries, selling for $30 or less discussion. ing a call to action, Long changed her mind and ex- lantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mex- • Nonelectric food storage coolers selling for “Citing the need for the one-time and potential pro- pressed a willingness to find out how much money the ico. $30 or less ceeds from the land sale to be put into the county’s county could get if it sold the land. Despite the prediction that hurricane activi- • A portable generator selling for $750 or general fund to enhance spending options, the vote Roche scheduled a press conference on Tuesday, switched and direction was given to proceed with the ty could be less this year, experts urge people less May 27, on the steps of the Pinellas County Court- process by inviting Pasco County to conduct an ap- to prepare. • Reusable ice selling for $10 or less “It only takes one hurricane or tropical house, 315 Court St. in Clearwater. Seel and Morroni praisal on Cross Bar and Al Bar,” Roche said. storm making landfall to have disastrous im- also were expected to attend. Roche pointed out that the Utilities department pur- pacts on our communities,” said Joe Nimmich, 2014 hurricane names “The purpose of the press conference is to announce chased the land with Enterprise Funds. He said Enter- FEMA associate administrator for Response Since 1953, Atlantic tropical storms have a ‘call to action’ of Pinellas County’s citizens, residents prise Fund money could not be used to supplement and Recovery. “Just last month, Pensacola been named from lists originated by the Na- and taxpayers to step forward and be heard in an effort the general fund. He also said when he brought up Florida saw five inches of rain in 45 minutes – tional Hurricane Center, maintained, and up- to halt the process of inviting Pasco County govern- that fact at the May 22 meeting Latvala turned to without a tropical storm or hurricane. We dated by an international committee of the ment to seek an appraisal and the potential subse- County Attorney Jim Bennett and said, “he had need you to be ready. Know your risk for hur- World Meteorological Organization. Six lists are quent sale of approximately 12,500 acres of Pinellas worked that out.” ricanes and severe weather, take action now to used in rotation. County land, commonly referred to as Cross Bar and Roche questions why staff was working on the mat- be prepared and be an example for others in Names may be retired when a storm is so Al Bar Ranch,” Roche said in May 23 press release. ter when past decisions had said no to the sell. your office, school or community.” deadly or costly that future use of its name on Roche called the purchase of the land a “wise and Roche plans to contact elected officials at the local, Climate experts rank named storms and a different storm would be inappropriate for forward-thinking move” to “assure that current and fu- state and federal level in an effort to block any potential hurricanes according to wind speed. A named reasons of sensitivity. If that occurs, the WMO ture generations of Pinellas County residents would resale of the two ranches. He invites the public to get in- storm must have minimum sustained winds of committee will remove the name from the list tain the invaluable option of an independent and volved. 39 mph. To gain the status of a Category 1 and another name will be selected to replace it. self-reliant source of fresh, safe and clean drinking “These 12,500 acres of land are owned by our tax- hurricane, on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Names for 2014 are Arthur, Bertha, Cristo- water.” payers and paramount to our self-sufficiency as a Wind Scale, sustained wind speeds must in- bal, Dolly, Edouard, Fay, Gonzalo, Hanna, Isa- “An independent and self-reliant source of drinking county for generations to come,” Roche said. “The crease to a minimum of 74 mph. The top rank, ias, Josephine, Kyle, Laura, Marco, Nana, water is the very lifeblood of any community. Without landowners, our taxpayers, should be told what is a Category 5 has minimum sustained winds of Omar, Paulette, Rene, Sally, Teddy, Vicky and it, you have no community,” Roche said. “It this land is going on here, and have the right to a lead role in this 156 mph. A major hurricane is a Category 3 or Wilfred. sold, Pinellas County will have effectively altered a process.” higher. A Category 3 has minimum sustained long-standing commitment to an independent, self-in- Roche said the appraisal would have no effect on his sured and self-reliant existence and will thus render winds of 111 mph. New tools for 2014 decision. current and future generations of Pinellas residents in- For more information about preparing for a During the May 22 press conference, NOAA’s “There’s no price to it,” he said. “How much is it debted to a third-party vendor for their drinking water. hurricane, visit www.ready.gov/hurricanes. experts talked about new tools available to worth? Doesn’t matter. 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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com 8A County Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Environmental management needs more resources By SUZETTE PORTER He estimates that about 800 acres a year should be scheduled for a prescribed burn. On CLEARWATER – Budget cuts have taken a average, only 150 acres burn via a combina- toll on management of Pinellas County’s envi- tion of prescribed and wildfires. ronmental lands. Prescribed burns are done for the ecological Paul Cozzie, director of Parks and Conserva- benefits, clearing out the dense undergrowth tion Resources, updated county commission- to allow sunlight to penetrate, encouraging ers on activities by his department and the growth of a more diverse group of plants need- current state of affairs during a May 13 work ed to sustain wildlife. Planned burns also keep session. out species that are not natural to the land. Parks and Conservation Resources operate Cozzie said not all the county’s environmen- and maintain more than 20,000 acres of the tal lands are “burnable.” Some is located too county’s natural areas. Most are located with- close to residential areas or busy roadways. in preserves and management areas, which re- He said more burns areneeded to be sched- quire specific activities to maintain their uled. ecological health and biodiversity, he said in a “What we’ve been doing the past two staff memo. decades won’t sustain us. We need to do more Primary land management activities include burns,” he said. wildfire prevention, prescribed burning, me- Cozzie asked the commission to “optimize chanical treatment, invasive exotics manage- funding to do as much as possible.” ment and restoration. He said the goal of 800 acres a year proba- Parks and Conservation Resources’ mission bly was not attainable. is to “maintain and protect the inherent value “In an ideal world, we would do 800 acres a of natural, cultural and recreational resources year, but we’ll never see an ideal world,” he through access, education and stewardship said. “But we need to do all we can.” that enhances quality of life for our communi- Management of environmental lands also is ty and future generations,” Cozzie told the done using mechanical treatments, such as a commission. mulching mower. Mechanical removal of un- However, budget cuts have made that mis- derstory works in areas where burns aren’t sion more challenging in recent years. possible. An example is the land in Heritage Photos courtesy of PARKS AND CONSERVATION RESOURCES Above, environmental management of county lands is challenging due to the “islands of greens” adjacent to Cozzie pointed out that in 2009, staffing lev- Village. Machines also are used to thin the residential neighborhoods, as evidenced by this area near Brooker Creek Preserve. Below, prescribed burns els for parks was 188 full-time employees and canopy in the pine forests to allow the remain- benefit the natural environment and help prevent catastrophic wildfires, but they can’t be done in areas near 32 for environmental lands. In 2011, environ- ing trees to grow strong and healthy. residential areas or roadways. mental lands division was consolidated with Mechanical means, along with staff and vol- the park division. In 2014, staffing levels for unteer labor, is used to rid land of invasive parks, preserves and management areas is species, which threaten to take over and over- down to 114 full time employees. grow natural species. Cozzie said the county In addition, Extension took over responsibil- doesn’t own the equipment needed, so it must ity for programming at Brooker Creek and contract to have the work done. He estimated Weedon Island education centers in 2011, the that about 3,400 acres a year needed mechan- same year that access to preserve lands was ical treatment. He said the county was spend- increased from five days a week to seven. ing about $80,000 a year to contract the work The 20,557 acres managed by Parks and for mechanical treatments on 66 acres to con- Conservation Resources is about 11 percent of trol invasive species. the county’s land area. The land includes 15 Parks and Conservation Resources No. 1 re- regional parks, four preserves, five beach ac- quest of the commission to money for more cess parks, five neighborhood parks, 15 man- mechanical treatments. Cozzie estimated the agement areas and three special purpose cost at $600,000 to $700,000 to buy one ma- parks, which includes the Pinellas Trail and chine, plus the cost of an operator. Pinewood Cultural Park, home of Florida Commission Chair Karen Seel asked if the Botanical Gardens and Heritage Village. county had previously owned the equipment. Cozzie talked about the diverse natural Cozzie said no. Seel is concerned that some communities and wildlife biodiversity that needed equipment might have been sold dur- make up the environmental lands. He ex- ing the Great Recession. Cozzie said Parks and plained the ongoing work done to protect and Conservation Resources had a smaller piece of preserve cultural resources. He pointed out equipment, which was paid for with grant “islands of green” due to encroachment by money – but it wasn’t suitable to do the job. residential areas, making management more He also said the pool of contractors with the challenging. expertise to do the work was limited. He said He said Park and Conservation Resources Parks and Conservation Resources recently uses management plans approved by the paid $25,000 for a week of work at Heritage commission to guide its work. He explained Village. different techniques used to manage county Seel asked if the equipment Cozzie was re- resources, which are tailored by land-type. questing could be used by stormwater man- He talked about work done to help prevent agement staff. catastrophic wildfires through prescribed “It could be used for any land clearing,” he burns, which are now done primarily by the said. Florida Fire Service in exchange for the use of He said a forestry mulcher could take down a facility in Brooker Creek. Cozzie said the trees in a matter of seconds. county no longer has enough trained staff to Seel asked Interim County Administrator do controlled burns. Mark Woodard to schedule a meeting to go Cozzie said timing for prescribed burns on over budget requests from all organizations lands located so close to urban areas was diffi- that receive funding from the county. She said cult due to the need for smoke management. a discussion was needed to talk about reoc- He also said that during years of drought, curring versus non-reoccurring expenses – fewer burns are done due to safety concerns. along with a total of the requests. Tuesday is Ladies Night 2 for 1 - 4PM-CLOSE Margaritas, House Wine, Wells & Select Drafts (Lounge Area only)

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Bert will offer This week’s new moon provides a.m., at Brooker Creek Preserve Environmen- the landscape, key pests that bug them, and tips on how to grow them in Florida. some of the best fishing opportuni- tal Education Center, 3940 Keystone Road. what can be done about them in this free Bromeliads will be available for purchase ties of the year. As long as the Fish Tales Participants will join the Friends of Brooker course. Registration is required. from the seller and from the evening’s raffle weather holds, tarpon, snook, red- Capt. Tyson Creek Preserve to get gardening hands dirty • Wildflower Garden Club – Saturday, June table. fish and mangrove snapper should Wallerstein in the preserve's wildflower garden. Attendees 28, 8 to 11 a.m., at Brooker Creek Preserve Envi- Admission is free. For information, call 439- all be on board for this weekends should bring garden gloves and hat. Morning ronmental Education Center, 3940 Keystone 7782. fishing plans. snacks are usually provided. Road, Tarpon Springs. The Friends of Brooker Tarpon continue their migration along Pinellas beaches, pre spawn There is no cost to participate. Registration Creek Preserve will be out getting their gardening staging spots like the 90-foot hole at Egmont African Violet Society to meet is required. Call 453-6800 or visit hands dirty in the preserve’s wildflower garden. Key and Boca Grade pass will be loaded with fish for the next couple TAMPA – The Tampa African Violet Society www.brookercreekpreserve.org. Participants should bring garden gloves and of weeks as they await the full moon to head off shore to spawn. Big will meet Thursday, June 5, 7 p.m., at the hat. Morning snacks are usually provided. Reg- new moon outgoing tides bring on some of the best tarpon fishing in Common Ground Christian Church, 4207 County announces June istration required. Call 453-6800 or visit the world as thousands of tarpon gather to feed on the crabs being North Blvd., Tampa. www.brookercreekpreserve.org. flushed out of the pass. Whether you choose to join the masses in the gardening programs Award-winning grower Jim Boyer will pres- For more information on Pinellas County pass or find solitude along the beach you should have plenty of shots The county will sponsor a number of garden- ent a program on propagation. Growing tips for services and programs, visit www.pinellascoun- at fish this weekend. ing programs during the month of June at vari- African violets will be offered. Visitors are wel- ty.org, now with LiveChat, or create a shortcut Inshore snook, trout and redfish make up the West Coast slam, a ous locations. come. Admission and parking are free. to www.pinellascounty.org/mobile on any feat that has been attainable most days as of late. Target mullet Following is a list of scheduled programs: For information, email Sheryl Herold at smartphone. Pinellas County government is on schools on the middle part of the incoming tide for a shot at locating a • Master Gardener Clinic – Wednesdays, [email protected]. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Pinellas Coun- school of redfish and the occasional big trout and work bridges pass June 4, 11, 18 and 25; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at ty complies with the Americans with Disabili- jetties and beaches for snook. Live sardines are the bait of choice and Palm Harbor Library, 2330 Nebraska Ave., ties Act. Gardening class set can be chummed up and cast netted along many of the grass flats just Palm Harbor. Residents looking for solutions PALM HARBOR – The UF/IFAS Pinellas inside any of the inlets. for all types of questions concerning garden, County Master Gardeners and Palm Harbor Li- Mangrove snapper are schooled up heavy over artificial reefs and lawn and landscape care can consult with Mas- Bromeliad Society to meet brary will sponsor a gardening class on Thurs- limestone ledges inside of 50 feet. The snapper are easily chummed up ter Gardener volunteers for free. PINELLAS PARK – The Florida West Coast day, June 12, 2 and 6:15 p.m., at the library, and can be targeted both day and night. Live sardines and/or shrimp • Weedon Island Lawn and Garden Help Bromeliad Society will meet Tuesday, June 3, 7 2330 Nebraska Ave. are top baits and a chum block dropped to the bottom will get them Desk – Thursdays, June 5 and 19, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Good Samaritan Church, 6085 Park Attendees will learn about common plants in fired up. p.m., at Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Blvd. the landscape, key pests that bug them, and Tyson Wallerstein can be reached at [email protected]. To Drive NE, St. Petersburg. Aspiring and master The speaker will be Terrie Bert, a long-time what can be done about them. get a fish photo in the paper, send the photo along with your name, gardeners alike can come and get solutions for bromeliad grower and expert. Bert will talk The class is free but registration required by when and where it was caught to [email protected] or mail all types of questions concerning garden, lawn about bromeliads in the genera names that June 11. To register, visit www.eventbrite it to Tampa Bay Newspapers, 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL and landscape care. The service is free. For in- start with the letters Q and R. This talk is .com/event/7707081087/eorg or call 582- 33772. formation, call 453-6500 or visit www.wee about Quesnelia, Racinaea, and Ronnbergia, 2603.

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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com 14A Community Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Community pays respects to crossing guard By SUZETTE PORTER angels Doug.” It was signed a grateful community. U.S. Rep. David Jolly, who represents District 13, took a moment to CLEARWATER – It was standing room only in the sanctuary of Grace honor Carey on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives May 22. Lutheran Church in Clearwater May 23, as family and friends of Douglas “Officer Carey lost his life while doing what he loved and what he did Herbert Carey joined together to honor his memory. best, protecting and serving his community,” Jolly said. “… Officer Carey Clearwater police estimate that more than 350 people attended the will be greatly missed, but his spirit lives on through the many many service to pay their respects to the man who spent much of his life work- lives he has touched in our community of Pinellas County Florida.” ing to protect others. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to the Sal- Carey, 70, died May 20, 2014 at his job as a Clearwater school cross- vation Army in his memory to help the homeless. Arrangements are by ing guard. He was hit by a car at the intersection of Gulf-to-Bay Boule- Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home in Clearwater. Call 727-796-1992. vard and Belcher Road and died at the scene. He was born Nov. 27, 1943. Clearwater man charged His career included 20 years of service as a Clearwater police officer. Clearwater police say Julious Johnson, 28, of Clearwater was driving He served as a patrolman, training officer and retired as a detective in the Cadillac that struck and killed Carey. Johnson also left two children 1987. He later worked as a security guard for Morton Plant Hospital be- behind at the scene, a 2 year old and 4 year old, who were airlifted to All fore rejoining Clearwater PD as a school crossing guard in 2010. Children’s Hospital via Bayflight. Clearwater police announced that both He served in the military police of the U.S. Air Force and received an children have since left the hospital. honorable discharge in 1968. He was a lifelong member of the Fraternal Johnson was driving a 2014 Cadillac XTS westbound on State Road Order of Police. 60 in the curb lane just prior to the crash. Alexandria Clark, 22, was Photo courtesy of CLEARWATER PD Clearwater police honor guard escort Douglas Carey’s casket into Survivors include his wife of 42 years, Jean; his daughter, Toni Carey driving a 1997 Honda. Clark was preparing to turn north from the turn Grace Lutheran Church in Clearwater May 23. More than 350 people of Brandon; a son, Brian Carey of Clearwater; a grandson, Dylan Carey lane onto Belcher Road. Carey was standing on the northwest corner of paid respects at the service. of Clearwater; a nephew, Oliver Nelson “Butch” Carey and many other the intersection. family members in Wisconsin. Clearwater police said it appears that Johnson accelerated through the Johnson is no stranger to the Pinellas County Jail. Arrest records go Residents from Clearwater and Pinellas County also paid tribute to intersection to avoid the red light. back to 2005, when the then 20-year-old was charged with two counts of Carey via makeshift memorials near the site where he died and at local Clark’s Honda struck the rear of the Cadillac, causing it to leave the obstructing or resisting an officer without violence. He spent time in the schools attended by children that he helped get to class safely day after roadway, striking Carey. Johnson fled the scene on foot. A Clearwater Po- county jail three times in 2006 for reckless driving, possession of cocaine day. lice officer located Johnson in the 300 block of Gunn Avenue and took and marijuana, fleeing and eluding police, and for habitually driving on a Flowers, balloons, cards, cups of coffee and donuts surround those him into custody. suspended license. memorials. The respect was evident in the many signs. Johnson reportedly admitted to driving the vehicle and fleeing the In 2007, he was jailed twice for driving with a suspended license. Jail “A job well done Doug Carey. Wear your angel wings with pride,” was scene on foot due to having a suspended driver’s license. He was charged records show he was incarcerated five times in 2008 on charges ranging written on one framed piece of paper. with leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death, leaving the scene of a from domestic battery, driving with a suspended license, fleeing and Someone else wrote on orange poster paper, “Douglas thank you. I saw crash with serious injury, driving with a license suspended or revoked re- eluding, and reckless driving. you every morning helping kids cross the street. You always had a smile sulting in death, driving with a license suspended or revoked resulting in In 2009, he was charged with burglary of an occupied dwelling and ob- on your face. I’m sad to see you go because you were so committed to the serious injury, two charges of aggravated child neglect, resisting arrest structing or resisting an officer without violence. He was jailed three safety of others around you. You was a wonderful man. Rest in peace.” without violence and possession of marijuana. times in 2010 for domestic battery, aggravated assault, tampering with a “We will never forget,” said another. Clearwater police reported May 24 that they had found a handgun state witness, fleeing and eluding, trespassing and possession of cocaine. On a large yellow poster, someone wrote, “Thank you to our crossing Johnson had “ditched” while he was on the run after the crash. He was In 2011, he was booked into the jail two more times on charges of sale guard Doug Carey for serving our community and keeping our children charged with felon in possession of a firearm. Bond for the nine charges and possession of cocaine, and fleeing and eluding. He spent time in the safe. You are not forgotten! Your family is in our prayers. Soar with the total $491,000. state prison. Pasadena Yacht & Country Club SALON Summer Memberships May 1 - Sept. 30, 2014 animal care clinic Your 2014 Summer Retreat ... One Great Price ... All Summer Long! of Largo Your new Neighborhood Salon Dr. Shashi Goswami, Dr. Jennifer Saez 727-202-8939 FITNESS & FUN Affordable, Convenient Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-7 • Sat. 10-5 Use of Health Club, Tennis, Jr. Olympic & Quality Care Now Open Sundays 11-4 Swimming Pool, Dining and Social Events. 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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Viewpoints 15A Now trigger-happy Would you buy a GM car? Why? Recent news stories about General Motors – pathy for GM’s victims, but that will fade. university students its vehicles, its people and their questionable Somehow we always withstand the misery of Academia is hell. In the latest higher-education fad, students want policies – have created a new class of car- others, as long as they’re just names in the “trigger warnings,” according to The New York Times. It appears that owners. We could call them GM Gamblers. news stories. some students are so fragile that they want university staff to protect They are the millions of motorists who own Driver’s Seat Millions of America’s car owners have a them from big bad ideas. and drive a GM product despite the likelihood Bob Driver long tradition of ignoring recall notices, even Students around that, at any moment, their vehicle could un- when the recall applies to the vehicle they’re the country say they dergo a glitch that might cost them their lives. driving. In the face of this “It may happen to want “explicit alerts You might respond, “Well, doesn’t that risk the other guy, but never to me” attitude, the that the material they exist no matter what car we drive? No car is statement is hard to believe. At the very least, blame for further defect-related deaths and are about to read or Debra perfect.” common sense should have compelled Barra injuries will be deflected away from Detroit see in a classroom Saunders No argument there. Car manufacturers – before accepting her appointment as CEO – and onto the shoulders of motorists who de- might upset them or, (both foreign and domestic) have been send- to ask “Does GM know of any existing defects liberately refuse to heed the recall warnings as some students as- ing out faulty products for many years. But in in our cars that could cause death or injury that are issued. sert, cause symptoms most cases these carmakers have issued re- to our customers?” There is no evidence that If you had the necessary cash and were of post-traumatic calls promptly, after the defects have become Barra made such an inquiry. Now she is forced to buy a new or used car tomorrow, stress disorder in victims of rape or in war veterans.” An Oberlin Col- apparent. Early this year we learned that seri- promising to find the answers. It’s unlikely would you buy a GM vehicle? I wouldn’t. Until lege draft – now “under revision” – for trigger warnings suggested facul- ous ignition defects have been discovered in that doing so will return the 13 victims to or unless GM management is somehow exon- ty “be aware of racism, classism, sexism, heterosexism, cissexism, two models each of Chevrolet, Pontiac and life. erated from this bloody debacle, I’ll assume ableism and other issues of privilege and oppression.” Saturn automobiles. What major changes can we expect be- they’re a conniving gang of materialistic mon- At Rutgers University, a sophomore wrote, “Studying art is an emo- If the ignition switch was bumped or other- cause of the GM can of worms? Will there be sters. I may be wrong, of course. Time will tell. tionally draining experience.” And: “By creating trigger warnings for wise disturbed while the car was underway, prosecutions and long prison terms for the But even as I criticize GM, I’ll state my be- their students, professors can help to create a safe space for their stu- the vehicle might immediately shut down, GM executives and government officials who lief that GM’s shortcomings are shared – even dents.” robbing it of power steering, power brakes, knew about the vehicle defects and stayed though perhaps not equaled – by corpora- Be aware: “Safe” also can mean keeping students safe from having airbags and other operating essentials. GM silent? Will motorists around the world turn tions, political parties, religious bodies, uni- to think freely. In March, University of California, Santa Barbara, femi- management has acknowledged that 13 their backs on GM and vow never again to versities, military units, hospitals and a nist studies professor Mireille Miller-Young got in an argument with deaths and 31 crashes have resulted from buy a GM product? Could General Motors thousand other entities scattered across our anti-abortion protesters. I guess she lost, because she grabbed a these defects, which the company had been conceivably go out of business because of its nation and the world. Today, silence in the protester’s sign; once in a “safe place,” her office, she destroyed it. Po- aware of long before the scandal became apparent disregard for the lives of its cus- face of known wrongdoing is as common as lice charged the professor with vandalism, battery and robbery. Ac- known to the general public. A government tomers? the sunrise. cording to the police report, Miller-Young, who was pregnant, said that study has found more than 300 other crashes Don’t bet on it. Although GM sales may Controversies such as General Motors al- the sign “triggered” a reaction in her and that she had acted in defense that resulted from the ignition defects and the temporarily suffer, and a few miscreants may leged cover-up and similar outrages will con- of her “right to go to work and not be in harm.” GM cover-up. receive sharp raps on their knuckles for their tinue until the day when whistle-blowers are Like Miller-Young, I find photos of aborted fetuses offensive. That As I write this column, on May 21, GM has crimes, GM will be around for many years to encouraged, honored and protected for their leaves me with two options: Don’t look. Or try to persuade the young issued further recalls, including possible de- come. Just like the major financial companies honesty and bravery. But don’t hold your women waving the sign to desist. fects on Cadillacs. This brings the total num- in the 2008 Wall Street crash, GM is too big breath until that day arrives. For now, The professor chose a third: to use force. Sadly, more than 1,000 ber of recalled vehicles to 13 million. and too rich to fail. Their lawyers and their “mum’s the word,” “don’t rock the boat,” and students signed a petition that supports Miller-Young and urges UCSB Mary Barra is GM’s chief executive officer. Washington lobbyists will ultimately defeat at- “everyone hates a snitch” are the reigning Chancellor Henry T. Yang to re-evaluate “rules and regulations that She worked 33 years for GM before being tempts to make GM pay the full price for its watchwords. Even when they kill innocent allow outside community members to so heavily trigger and target stu- named to the top post in 2013. In April hear- wrongdoing. people. dents and faculty on this campus.” ings before a U.S. House subcommittee, she GM’s largest partner in this survival-of-the- Bob Driver is a former columnist for the Translation: We cannot handle free speech. testified that she had not been aware of the slimeballs will be the American public. At first Clearwater Sun. His email address is Miller-Young’s dissertation is titled “A Taste for Brown Sugar: Black ignition defects until January of this year. Her we will send up a cloud of outrage and sym- [email protected]. Women, Sex Work and Pornography.” Free speech worked for her then, but now she doesn’t want to share it. Then there’s the “hate speech” excuse. My pal Steve Hayward was invited to be the University of Colorado’s first visiting scholar in con- servative thought. Before his year was up, a small group of academics wanted to haul him before the faculty assembly for a formal censure. His offense? He had posted a blog with a lame joke about “LGBTQRSTUW (or whatever letters have been added lately).” One professor charged that the post was “bordering on” hate speech. Miller-Young called the anti-abortion sign “hate speech.” In Col- orado, you don’t have to use hate speech; just border on it and they’ll go after you. The trigger-happy may tell themselves politics have nothing to do with their efforts to silence others. The Miller-Young petition framed the issue as a matter of “safety.” In a way, they’re right. In many quar- ters in academia, it is not safe to think for yourself. Email Debra J. Saunders at [email protected]. To find out more about Debra J. Saunders and read features by other Creators Syn- dicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com..

LETTERS Light rail transit not in Realtors’ best interest Editor: I am not surprised that Rays management would contribute 25K to Greenlight Pinellas mass transit initiative because if the Pinellas Trans- portation Sales Tax Referendum is approved on Nov 4, 2014, it would be at the expense of all Pinellas County tax payers and they would be on the hook for this 1 percent sales tax, a 14 percent tax increase. I am surprised that Pinellas Realtor Organization and the National As- sociation of Realtors would endorse and contribute $245K to Greenlight Photo by WILDA WHITTLE Pinellas. Purpose of Greenlight Pinellas/Agenda 21 is to promote light The Normandy American Cemetery is on a cliff overlooking Omaha Beach and contains the remains of nearly 9,400 Americans killed at Normandy rail transportation and warehouse residents in high-rise apartments or in other military operations in World War II. near rail station, much like New York City and other large metropolitan cities, and this in no way would be in the best interest of Pinellas residential Realtors. These Realtor organizations should be working to support the building The horrible waste of war and selling of homes and not apartments. Most large apartment com- plexes have their own Realtor acting as a leasing agent. Editor’s note: The son of tenant farming par- On the beach lay, expended, sufficient men Greenlight Pinellas is all about downtown St. Petersburg and keeping ents in w est-central Indiana, Ernie Pyle became and mechanism for a small war. They were the Rays downtown, and at the expense of all Pinellas County residents. history’s greatest war correspondent. When gone forever now. And yet we could afford it. Hopefully, north Pinellas County residents will remember this when they Pyle was killed by a Japanese machine gun We could afford it because we were on, we vote on Nov. 4 and vote accordingly. bullet on the tiny Pacific island of Ie Shima in Ernie Pyle had our toehold, and behind us there were Chuck Graham 1945, his columns were being delivered to more such enormous replacements for this wreck- Pinellas Park than 14 million homes, according to his New age on the beach that you could hardly con- York Times obituary. ceive of their sum total. Men and equipment The Pulitzer Prize winning journalist’s legacy were flowing from England in such a gigantic Acknowledge responsibility on global warming rests in his words and the impact they had on stream that it made the waste on the beach- Americans before and during a w ar that threat- hit by shells, or sunk by mines. Most of their head seem like nothing at all, really nothing at Editor: ened to take the w orld behind a curtain of fas- crews were lost. all. I would suggest there is a way to eliminate the skepticism with which cism. You could see trucks tipped half over and A few hundred yards back on the beach is a global warming is greeted by some, especially those who have elected to Tampa Bay Newspapers will run Ernie Pyle’s swamped. You could see partly sunken barges, high bluff. Up there we had a tent hospital, engage in the politicization of the issue. I refer mostly to those on the far columns for the next two weeks in conjunction and the angled-up corners of jeeps, and small and a barbed-wire enclosure for prisoners of right of the political spectrum who have allowed themselves to be duped w ith the 70th anniversary of D-Day, June 6, landing craft half submerged. And at low tide war. From up there you could see far up and into playing puppet for the American Energy industry. 1994. you could still see those vicious six-pronged down the beach, in a spectacular crow’s-nest What those of us living in the world of reality must do, if there is any NORMANDY BEACHHEAD, June 16, 1944 – iron snares that helped snag and wreck them. view, and far out to sea. possibility of making real change before it is too late, is to wave the white I took a walk along the historic coast of Nor- On the beach itself, high and dry, were all And standing out there on the water beyond flag where it can be seen by the power brokers in the energy industry, mandy in the country of France. kinds of wrecked vehicles. There were tanks all this wreckage was the greatest armada man signaling to them they have won and we are surrendering. What we It was a lovely day for strolling along the that had only just made the beach before being has ever seen. You simply could not believe the must ask in return is that these people agree to try and convince those seashore. Men were sleeping on the sand, knocked out. There were jeeps that had been gigantic collection of ships that lay out there they have been brainwashing for the last half-century that in effect global some of them sleeping forever. Men were float- burned to a dull gray. There were big derricks waiting to unload. warming is a reality and poses a clear and present danger so they will no ing in the water, but they didn’t know they on caterpillar treads that didn’t quite make it. Looking from the bluff, it lay thick and clear longer stand in the way of positive action. were in the water, for they were dead. There were half-tracks carrying office equip- to the far horizon of the sea and beyond, and it Next we must assure them we will pressure government to initiate im- The water was full of squishy little jellyfish ment that had been made into a shambles by spread out to the sides and was miles wide. Its mediately a comprehensive program similar to the Manhattan Project, about the size of your hand. Millions of them. a single shell hit, their interiors still holding utter enormity would move the hardest man. one aimed at developing new or vastly improved energy sources that are In the center each of them had a green design their useless equipage of smashed typewriters, As I stood up there I noticed a group of both clean and renewable. These sources of energy can then replace the exactly like a four-leaf clover. The good-luck telephones, office files. freshly taken German prisoners standing near- fossil fuels now being used. In and of itself this will not be good news to emblem. Sure. Hell yes. There were LCT’s turned completely upside by. They had not yet been put in the prison this industry. The pot must be sweetened and this can be done by pass- I walked for a mile and a half along the down, and lying on their backs, and how they cage. They were just standing there, a couple ing laws, or if necessary a constitutional amendment, one that will guar- water’s edge of our many-miled invasion got that way I don’t know. There were boats of doughboys leisurely guarding them with antee those now controlling production and distribution of energy that beach. You wanted to walk slowly, for the de- stacked on top of each other, their sides caved tommy guns. they also will be in control of the energy produced by these new sources, tail on that beach was infinite. in, their suspension doors knocked off. The prisoners too were looking out to sea – and further that they will be allowed to fix price without government in- The wreckage was vast and startling. The In this shoreline museum of carnage there the same bit of sea that for months and years terference at any level for the foreseeable future. awful waste and destruction of war, even aside were abandoned rolls of barbed wire and had been so safely empty before their gaze. We must also agree to indemnify the industry from any financial loss- from the loss of human life, has always been smashed bulldozers and big stacks of thrown- Now they stood staring almost as if in a trance. es they will incur as a result of this action, including loss of anticipated one of its outstanding features to those who away lifebelts and piles of shells still waiting to They didn’t say a word to each other. They profit from their holdings in gas, coal, oil, nuclear generation, production are in it. Anything and everything is expend- be moved. didn’t need to. The expression on their faces facilities and distribution networks. Further they must be assured they able. And we did expend on our beachhead in In the water floated empty life rafts and sol- was something forever unforgettable. In it was will not be expected to be responsible for any of the costs associated with Normandy during those first few hours. diers’ packs and ration boxes, and mysterious the final horrified acceptance of their doom. development of the new technology, and that at the same time we must For a mile out from the beach there were oranges. If only all Germans could have had the rich agree they will hold all rights to this technology, including the right to li- scores of tanks and trucks and boats that you On the beach lay snarled rolls of telephone experience of standing on the bluff and looking cense it to foreign nations. In effect we must give away the store! could no longer see, for they were at the bot- wire and big rolls of steel matting and stacks of out across the water and seeing what their I think we would be amazed at how quickly the puppets would be in- tom of the water – swamped by overloading, or broken, rusting rifles. compatriots saw. duced to speak from the other side of their mouths if we took these steps, altering forever the production and distribution of energy. Or, we could simply tell the energy industry and their supporters, they as well 9911 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, FL 33772 as the rest of us, must immediately acknowledge our responsibility and accept and make the changes deemed necessary before our irresponsibil- 727-397-5563 • Fax: 727-397-5900 • www.TBNweekly.com ity renders the problem moot. 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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com 16A Health Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Health news Moffitt helps Rays fans St. Pete General hands out awards Edward White nurses honored strike out skin cancer ST. PETERSBURG – St. Petersburg General Hospital honored three de- ST. PETERSBURG – Each year Edward White Hospital recognizes one Moffitt Cancer Center will join the Tampa Bay Rays as they take part serving people on April 30. nurse and one nursing support staff member for their clinical excellence. in the American Academy of Dermatology’s and Major League Baseball’s Volunteer Terry Budniak, employee Gigi Laursen, R.N., and physician Their peers for their outstanding service, leadership, compassion and Play Sun Smart program to educate fans about skin cancer when the David A. LeVine, M.D. received the highest award given by HCA, the 2014 commitment to the hospital and patients nominate the award recipients. Rays take on the Seattle Mariners on June 8. Frist Humanitarian Award. This year’s award for Clinical Excellence in Nursing was presented to Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. The annual awards were given out at a hospital-wide presentation. The Joan Burke, RN and case manager. Burke has been with Edward White One in five Americans will develop the disease during their lifetime. Frist Humanitarian Award was created in 1971 to honor outstanding in- Hospital for four years. She is respected by many and has made a differ- “As we head into summer, it’s important to remember that even small dividuals for their humanitarian and volunteer activities. Named in honor ence because of her excellence in nursing and devotion to the patients amounts of sun exposure can be damaging,” said Vernon Sondak, M.D., of Dr. Thomas F. Frist Sr., a founder of HCA, this award recognizes indi- she serves. She is a teacher and a leader in her department, serving as a in a press release. Sondak is the chair of the Department of Cutaneous viduals who serve the community and those in need and whose daily preceptor for new employees. Oncology. “If you are going to be out in the sun for any period of time, dedication and care giving epitomize the highest standards of quality and The Clinical Excellence for Nursing Support Award recipient was Bar- you need to wear the proper attire that provides sun protection and liber- personal commitment. bara Fisher, CNA. Fisher works in the ICU and is often recognized by her ally apply broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher.” The volunteer award recognizes a volunteer who gives unselfishly to patients and peers for her exemplary service. She is a compassionate June 8 marks the 16-year anniversary of Play Sun Smart – a partner- patients within the facilities and people in the community. The employee caregiver, consistently thinking up special ways to make the patients feel ship between the American Academy of Dermatology, Major League award recognizes an employee who goes beyond day-to-day responsibili- welcome. Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association – to raise ties in his/her overall service to the community. The physician award The awards were presented in celebration of National Nurse’s awareness about skin cancer and offer prevention and detection tips to honors a physician who displays a concern for the well-being of others Week. players, staff and fans. As part of this effort, the Tampa Bay Rays and beyond his/her day-to-day clinical responsibilities. Moffitt’s Cutaneous Oncology Department are providing free skin cancer Budniak, the Volunteer Frist Humanitarian Award recipient, has been Hospital earns top score in patient safety screenings to fans June 8. an exceptional part of the St. Petersburg General Hospital Auxiliary for TARPON SPRINGS – Designed to rate how well hospitals protect pa- The Mole Patrol, a team of skin cancer specialists from Moffitt, will pro- the past three years. She has volunteered over 700 hours of service to us. tients from accidents, errors, injuries and infections, the latest Hospital vide screenings to fans from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. outside of Gate 4 Budniak has a positive and caring attitude and encourages others to do Safety Score honored Florida Hospital North Pinellas with an “A” – its top near the corner of 16th Street South and Fourth Avenue South. During the same. She is always willing to assist where needed, with a kind smile grade in patient safety. the 2014 spring training season, Moffitt’s Mole Patrol screened 378 fans and a helping hand. Budniak also sits with patients and provides them The Hospital Safety Score is compiled under the guidance of the na- during four games across Florida. with comfort and support. tion’s leading experts on patient safety and is administered by The During the game, the Rays will recognize the Salute to Survivors fan of Laursen R.N., BSN, MSN, CCRN, NE-BC ICU Director, the Employee Leapfrog Group, an independent industry watchdog. The first and only the game. The honor comes with a VIP experience that includes game Frist Humanitarian Award recipient, has been with St. Petersburg Gener- hospital safety rating to be peer-reviewed in the Journal of Patient Safe- tickets, parking passes, autographed memorabilia, on-field passes to al Hospital since 1985. She is an inspiring person who takes the mission ty, the score is free to the public and designed to give consumers infor- watch batting practice from behind home plate before the game, and and vision of St. Petersburg General Hospital to heart. Laursen is highly mation they can use to protect themselves and their families when recognition on the video board between innings. focused on the patient experience and the well-being of her staff and pa- facing a hospital stay. “The Play Sun Smart partnership between the AAD and MLB provides tients alike. Her community involvement is deeply rooted with her “I am excited to lead a group of physicians, clinicians, and employees the Rays another opportunity to collaborate with Moffitt Cancer Center church, Park Place Wesleyan. She is a member of the church choir and a that are all invested in raising the bar on quality healthcare delivery to and deliver lifesaving work to our fans through Moffitt’s Mole Patrol,” said Sunday school teacher. the patients we serve,” said Bruce Bergherm in a press release. Mark Fernandez, senior vice president for the Tampa Bay Rays. LeVine, M.D., the Physician Frist Humanitarian Award recipient, has Bergherm is president and CEO at Florida Hospital North Pinellas. been with St. Petersburg General Hospital since 1990. He graduated “Safety should come first for our families when we pick a hospital, be- medical school from the University of Miami School Of Medicine in 1986. cause errors and infections are common and deadly,” said Leah Binder, Local NAMI chapter LeVine consistently exhibits the qualities of caring and kindness both for president and CEO of The Leapfrog Group, which produces the Hospital hosts ongoing programs his patients and the community. For approximately 15 years, he has vol- Safety Score. “No hospital is perfect, but we congratulate the board, cli- The Pinellas chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness hosts unteered at the St. Petersburg Free Clinic and for six years he volun- nicians, administration, and staff of Florida Hospital North Pinellas for various recurring events. teered as a Camp Physician at Ramah Darom summer camp in Georgia. achieving an ‘A’ and showing us that you made the well-being of your For more information, call 826-0807 or visit www.nami-pinellas.org. patients your top priority.” The organization’s help line is 791-3434. Bonati Spine Institute to host seminar Following is a list of upcoming programs: ST. PETERSBURG – The Bonati Spine Institute will present a free sem- St. Petersburg General Hospital earns award • The education group meets second Thursdays, 7 p.m., in The Gath- inar focusing on solutions to spine problems on Saturday, May 31, at the ST. PETERSBURG – St. Petersburg General Hospital recently earned ering Place, Building 100, at Suncoast Hospice, 5771 Roosevelt Blvd., Vinoy Renaissance, 701 Bayshore Drive NE. the honor of being named one of America’s Best Hospitals for Emergency Clearwater. The program features guest speakers on topics related to Registration will begin at 9 a.m. and the presentation will start at 10 Care by Women’s Choice Award. mental illness and recovery. The public is welcome to attend. a.m. Each year, there are more than 125 million emergency room visits in • The family support group meets third Thursdays, 7 p.m., at Sun- The seminar will cover the patented Bonati Spine procedures. The the United States, with about a fifth of them being children under the coast Hospice, 5771 Roosevelt Blvd., Clearwater. The meeting provides presentation will be an informative discussion on how the Bonati Spine age of 15. Emergency departments continue to be an essential part of an opportunity for families, friends and caregivers of individuals living procedures are the safe alternative to traditional “open” spine surgeries the healthcare system as they provide fast, life-or-limb saving care to with a mental illness to talk about feeling overwhelmed and at a loss of for people suffering with pain from spinal stenosis, bulging or herniated millions each year. how to communicate. Many of our NAMI families and friends are willing discs, spondylosis, sciatica, failed back procedures and various other This distinct honor exemplifies the dedication to patient care that St. to share their hard-earned wisdom and ideas. All families, friends and spine conditions. Petersburg General Hospital strives for on a daily basis. To be named as caregivers are welcome to attend. Refreshments are served. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with the institute’s neuro- one of the best hospitals in America for Emergency Care is an honor • The Connections Peer Support Group meets Mondays, 6:30 p.m., at surgeons, one-on-one, regarding their issues, immobility and/or pain. At- taken very seriously as St. Petersburg General Hospital strives to be- Suncoast Hospice, 5771 Roosevelt Blvd., Clearwater. The free recovery tendees are encouraged to bring their MRI/CT films or reports for a come a community leader in women’s healthcare. support group welcomes adults regardless of their diagnosis. Connec- consultation. “Our hospital is committed to providing the best in women’s care and tions support group facilitators are NAMI trained individuals with a men- Hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served. Seating is limited. For in- we are honored to earn such a prestigious award,” said Bob Conroy Jr. tal illness, living successfully in recovery. formation or to register, call 800-9987. in a press release. Conroy is CEO of St. Petersburg General Hospital.

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• Robert Harling’s “Steel Magnolias,” presented by American Stage Theatre Company, through Sunday, June 15, at the Ray- mond James Theatre, 163 Third St. N., St. Petersburg. This production of the classic story features an all African-American cast. Performances are Wednesday through Saturday, 8 p.m. Matinees are Saturday and Sunday, 3 p.m. Tickets start at $39. Student ad- vance tickets are $20. Students rush tickets are $10, 30 minutes prior to curtain. Seniors receive a $2 discount off single tickets. Ac- tive military tickets are free with valid military identification, presented to the box office. Active military members also receive 20 percent off additional tickets for friends and family. “Steel Magno- lias” is set in the present day at Truvy’s Beauty Shop in Chin- quapin, Louisiana. Shelby’s wedding day nears, so the beauty shop ladies of Chinquapin Parrish, Louisiana – delicate as magnolias but tough as steel – have a lot to talk about. • Blast Friday with Edgar Winter Band, Friday, May 30, 5:30 p.m., in the Cleveland Street district, Clearwater. Blast Friday was established in 2009 as downtown Clearwater’s free, family-friendly street festival. Supported by the city of Clearwater, the Cleveland Street District and the Downtown Development Board and produced by Ruth Eckerd Hall On The Road, Blast Friday hosts 10 events per year bringing more than 40,000 people to downtown Clearwater. In late 1972 Winter brought together Dan Hartman, Ronnie Montrose and Chuck Ruff to form The Edgar Winter Group, the legendary band that created such hits as the No. 1 “Frankenstein” and the ever pop- Photo courtesy of WALT DISNEY STUDIOS ular “Free Ride.” Released in 1973, “They Only Come Out at Night” Angelina Jolie stars in the titular role of Walt Disney Studios’ “Maleficent.” peaked at the No. 3 position on the Billboard Hot 200 and stayed on the charts for an impressive 80 weeks. It was certified gold in April 1973 and double platinum in November 1986. • Morrissey, Friday, May 30, 8:15 p.m., at The Mahaffey Theater, Opening this weekend 400 First St. S., St. Petersburg. Tickets start at $55. Call 893-7832 or visit www.themahaffey.com. The tour dates come on the heels of Mor- rissey’s completion of his forthcoming Harvest Records debut album MacFarlane helms western comedy; Disney resurrects classic villain – the artist’s first since 2009’s “Years of Refusal” – recorded in France Compiled by LEE CLARK ZUMPE with producer Joe Chiccarelli. Joining Morrissey on tour will be members of his longtime band: Boz Boorer (guitar), Jesse Tobias (gui- A number of new movies will tar), Solomon Walker (bass), Matthew Walker (drums) and Gustavo hit theaters this week, including Manzur (keyboards). Morrissey’s recent “Autobiography” became one the following films opening in of the fastest-selling memoirs in the United Kingdom upon its release wide release: in October and set first-week sales records when it entered the U.K. charts at No. 1. Its release also marked the first time a living author had been published by Penguin Classics in the imprint’s nearly 70- ‘A Million Ways to year history. Die in the West’ • Shaun Hopper, Saturday, May 31, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol Theatre, Genre: Comedy and western 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Tickets start at $25. Call 791-7400 or Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Char- visit www.atthecap.com. The acoustic guitarist wizard is known for lize Theron, Liam Neeson, his “fingerstyle” guitar playing. Hopper is at first glance an unassum- Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni ing presence, a true southern gentleman whose humility stands in Ribisi, Sarah Silverman and stark contrast to the prodigious talents he unveils on stage. An un- Neil Patrick Harris paralleled master of the fretboard, he merges complex melodies, har- Director: Seth MacFarlane monies and bass lines along with one-of-a-kind mix of percussive Rated: R elements captivating everyone within earshot creating the sound of a Seth MacFarlane once again full band with just one guitar and his two hands. His original compo- stretches the boundaries of sitions and arrangements of well-loved pop tunes are infused with comedy and propriety as writer, cutting-edge techniques resulting in a signature style which crosses producer, director of and actor over a full range of musical genres such as classical, jazz, in “A Million Ways to Die in the Irish/Celtic, folk, pop, funk, blues and flamenco. West.” • The Marly Music Series featuring Claire Huangci, piano, Sun- He tells the tale and plays the day, June 1, 2 p.m., in the Marly Room at the Museum of Fine Arts, lead in the story of Albert Stark, 255 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg. Tickets cost $20 for adults and a soft man in hard times who is Photo courtesy of UNIVERSAL PICTURES $10 for students 22 and younger with current ID. Visit www.fine- trying to figure out how to es- Anna (Charlize Theron) and Albert (Seth MacFarlane) try not to die at the fair in “A Million Ways to Die in arts.org. Admission to the entire museum is included in the ticket cape this godforsaken frontier the West,” the new comedy from director, producer and co-writer MacFarlane, who plays a formerly price. For information, call 896-2667. Huangci began her interna- that seems to be trying to kill cowardly sheep farmer who must put his newfound courage to the test. tional career at age 9 and has been earning accolades ever since. She him – and everyone else in it – is regarded as one of the premier Chopin interpreters of her genera- at every turn. A sheep farmer what Albert can’t dream of offer- ‘Maleficent’ “Sleeping Beauty” and the ele- tion. She won first prize at the 2009 International Chopin Competi- whose fickle girlfriend, Louise ing in terms of financial stability Genre: Action and adventure ments of her betrayal that ulti- tion in Darmstadt, Germany, and first and special prizes at the 2010 (Amanda Seyfried), leaves him and facial hirsuteness, Foy has Cast: Angelina Jolie, Sharlto mately turn her pure heart to International Chopin Competition in Miami. Huangci has been a when he backs out of a gun- in spades. Copley, Elle Fanning, Sam stone. soloist with many of the world’s foremost ensembles, including the fight, Albert feels like a chump. But when a mysterious and Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Driven by revenge and a fierce Philadelphia Orchestra, the Berlin Symphony, the Munich Chamber Adding to Albert’s distress beautiful gunslinger named Temple and Lesley Manville desire to protect the moors over Orchestra, the Indianapolis Symphony, and the Moscow Radio Or- and feelings of inadequacy, Anna (Charlize Theron) rides Director: Robert Stromberg which she presides, Maleficent chestra. She has performed in Carnegie Hall, the Konzerthaus Berlin, Louise takes up with the town’s into town, she helps Albert Rated: PG cruelly places an irrevocable the Salle Cortot in Paris, and Oji Hall in Tokyo, among other venues. most successful businessman, begin to find his courage and “Maleficent” explores the un- curse upon the human king’s Her solo recording debut of works by Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev was arrogant moustachery owner they start to fall in unexpected told story of Disney’s most icon- released by Berlin Classics in 2013. 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Maleficent realizes that Tokyo and Jenna from New York filmmakers Dan Cutforth and Aurora may hold the key to City are two days, 15 hours, 3 Jane Lipsitz drop their 3D lens peace in the land and is forced minutes and 11 seconds from in the middle of the desert to to take drastic actions that will seeing each other for the first capture the most electrifying change both worlds forever. time in six months show on earth where 345,000 Six friends in an open, uncon- hearts beat in unison. The following will open in limit- ventional relationship – a rave ed release. It may be several family – hit the road to “eat, ‘The Big Ask’ weeks before these films appear sleep, rave, repeat.” Genre: Comedy and drama in local movie theaters. Jose may be physically dis- Cast: Gillian Jacobs, Zachary abled and bound to a Knighton, David Krumholtz, ‘Under the wheelchair, but his heart soars Melanie Lynskey, Ahna O’Reilly, and mind dances entering the Jason Ritter, Ned Beatty, Dale Photo courtesy of IFC FILMS Electric Sky’ festival grounds. Dickey and French Stewart Thomas Haden Church and Toni Collette star in “Lucky Them,” from IFC Films. Genre: Documentary And then there’s Alli and Director: Thomas Beatty and Director: Dan Cutforth and Matt, who fell in love at the Elec- Rebecca Fishman Big Ask” is a hilariously dark bent, Imogen Poots, Joanne prove her value to her maga- Jane Lipsitz tric Daisy Carnival 15 years ago. Not rated comedy about the things we do Froggatt, Gary Lewis, Martin zine’s editor: a no-stone-un- Rated: PG-13 Two kids and thousands of Three couples head to the for friends in need, also staring Compston, Kate Dickie and turned search to discover what Sadie, a small-town Texas col- kandi bracelets later, they will fi- desert to help their friend (David Gillian Jacobs, Zachary Shirley Henderson really happened to long lost lege student, suffers from chron- nally marry. Krumholtz) heal after the death Knighton, Melanie Lynskey, Director: Jon S. Baird rock god Matthew Smith, who ic anxiety and was tormented by These are six stories out of of his mother. Ahna O’Reilly, and Jason Ritter. Rated: R also happens to be her ex- bullies in her youth. A girl who 345,000 that will unfold But when they learn that his Detective Sergeant Bruce boyfriend. never quite fit in and has barely throughout the three-day EDC, idea of healing is asking to sleep ‘Filth’ Robertson wants a promotion. Teaming up with an eccentric experienced life beyond her the largest music festival in with his best friends’ girlfriends He is clearly the best man for amateur documentary filmmak- hometown, Sadie is about to America – where the fans are the – at the same time – his ludi- Genre: Dark comedy the job – the rest of his col- er (Thomas Haden Church in a enter the neon, Technicolor headliners in a show that ad- crous request creates a fallout Cast: James McAvoy, Jamie leagues are just idiots. delightful performance), Ellie world of the Electric Daisy Car- heres to the mantra peace, love, amidst the entire group. “The Bell, Eddie Marsan, Jim Broad- Annoyingly, there’s been a hits the road in search of an- murder and Bruce’s boss wants swers. Crossword Horoscopes results. No problem for Bruce. He’s in control and when he ‘We Are the Best!’ May 29, 2014 solves the case and wins the Genre: Drama promotion, his wife will return to Cast: Mira Barkhammar, Mira Capricorn him. No problem. Grosin and Liv LeMoyne But is life that simple? Is Director: Lukas Moodysson December 22 – January 19 Bruce the man he really thinks Aim high, Capricorn. There is Not rated he is? The tragic, hilarious and From Swedish auteur Lukas nothing out of your reach this memorable answers unfold in Moodysson, “We are the Best!” week. The costs of a hobby esca- “Filth.” revolves around three girls in late. Look for ways to cut back that 1980s Stockholm who decide to won’t dampen the fun. ‘Lucky Them’ form a punk band – despite not Genre: Romance having any instruments and Aquarius Cast: Toni Collette, Thomas being told by everyone that Haden Church, Oliver Platt, punk is dead. January 20 – February 18 Ryan Eggold, Ahna O’Reilly and Based on a graphic novel, “We Picture it, Aquarius. A home Nina Arianda are the Best!” is a paean to DIY free of chaos and clutter. It can be Director: Megan Griffiths culture and the power of rebel- yours with persistence. 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Superhero films – as well as regret and shame. Fassbender action movies in other subgenres delivers a young Lehnsherr who – often fail because more empha- is cold and manipulative. sis is placed upon dazzling spe- Reel Time Singer wisely showcases the cial effects and glittery staging Lee Clark Zumpe talents of Jennifer Lawrence, than developing a gripping narra- who stars as Raven Dark- tive. The desire to astound audi- hölme/Mystique, in “X-Men: ences with sheer spectacle Days of Future Past.” Lawrence overrides articulate story evolu- shape events. effectively depicts the character’s tion. Singer pulls no punches as he internal struggle: She has been “X-Men: Days of Future Past” advances the narrative through driven to violence, but the hostili- manages to defy the odds, deliv- the fastidiously furnished 1970s ty and cruelty she exhibits are ering a coherent and compelling storyline, delivering a marvelous not in her true nature. fast-paced plot punctuated by period piece at the heart of his Peter Dinklage stars as Bolivar expressive drama, explosive ac- audacious creation, complete Trask, the scientist who created tion and even a few well-placed with plenty of iconic prompts and the Sentinels. Trask is a repre- scenes of comic relief. contemporaneous cues. Aside hensible figure, a smooth-talking Photo by ALAN MARKFIELD/MARVEL/TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX It’s quite an achievement, con- from the historical incidents cru- arms dealer with an unspoken Jennifer Lawrence stars as Mystique in “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” sidering the breadth of this film’s cial to the plot – namely, the xenophobic agenda. Dinklage’s ambition. Director Bryan Singer Vietnam War and the Paris Peace performance is powerful and bridges the two subdivisions of Accords – there is a delightful frightening. The actor forges a the franchise in a story that meticulousness with which the character capable of persuading takes place in two different peri- filmmaker re-creates the milieu, pacifists to sanction genocide. ods of time. Singer – who direct- from the expressive fashion and Aside from the pleasingly co- ed the first two films of the music of the era to various witty herent storyline and the solid franchise, “X-Men” (2000) and pop-culture references, such as a performances of key cast mem- “X2: X-Men United” (2003); and “Sanford and Son” episode ap- bers, “X-Men: Days of Future who co-wrote and co-produced pearing on a security monitor Past” also features plenty of the most recent film, “X-Men: and a Pong arcade cabinet turn- breathtaking action sequences, First Class” (2011) – opens the ing up in a basement. including a desperate showdown tale in a bleak, dystopian future. Surprisingly, the path of the in the dystopian future pitting Mutants have been hunted to the narrative is difficult to predict. scores of Sentinels against sur- brink of extinction by an army of The script introduces several un- viving mutants including Storm, robots known as Sentinels. In expected twists that throw the Iceman, Bishop, Blink, Colossus fact, human society isn’t faring outcome of Logan’s mission into and Magneto. During another particularly well, either, from the jeopardy. There are unanticipat- scene in which Erik Lehnsherr is looks of things. The audience ed revelations and the depth of sprung from a holding cell buried learns that at some point in this the main characters is such that beneath the Pentagon, the “Time timeline, the war against the mu- duplicity comes into play at a in a Bottle” sequence in which tants expanded to include pivotal moment. Quicksilver shows off his talents human targets, too. In this double ensemble cast, is absolutely mesmerizing. A handful of mutants, hiding there are five key players that One single complaint: Singer in a bunker, survive a brutal soak up most of the screen time. crammed so much into this Sentinel assault thanks to Kitty At the top of the heap is Hugh movie that some secondary char- Pryde’s unique ability to project Jackman, starring as acters end up short-changed. Photo by ALAN MARKFIELD/MARVEL/TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX an individual’s consciousness The script could actually have Logan/Wolverine. Since Jack- Erik Lehnsherr (Young Magneto), played by Michael Fassbender, wields his powers in “X-Men: Days of Future back in time. worked as a two-film cycle, with man first played the role in “X- Past.” Professor X, leader of the X- Men” (2000), he has achieved an existing mid-story cliffhanger Men, believes that Pryde’s power tremendous success as an actor. acting as the endpoint for the may hold the key to rewriting Had he not been successful in first installment. That’s right: “X- history. The professor has pin- other films, he could have made Men: Days of Future Past” is so pointed an incident which pro- a comfortable living headlining in well executed that audiences vided the catalyst that triggered the X-Men franchise: “X-Men: would have heartily embraced the crusade against mutants – Days of Future Past” marks his another helping. As it is, it ap- and which supplied those who sixth film playing the part (and pears that the next film in the WATERFRONT RESTAURANT built the Sentinels with a means franchise (and by the way, that doesn’t include his cameo in BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER to make the three-story tall “X-Men: First Class”). Jackman’s there’s a brief teaser for it at the CASUAL INDOOR/OUTDOOR DINING robotic eradicators practically in- performance is adeptly nuanced far end of the credits, so diehard domitable. Turns out that Logan as Logan struggles to counsel his fans should stick around), “X- Fresh Seafood • Steaks. 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Evening per- • Shaun Hopper, Saturday, of the shows allowing the public • Terry Bozzio, Friday, Sept. 5, Palm Harbor Parrot Head Party, offer exotic live plants and gour- formances are presented Fridays, May 31, 7:30 p.m., at Capitol The- to meet and talk with them per- 8 p.m., at Largo Cultural Center, presented by Downtown Palm met items. Festivals produced by Saturdays and Sundays, with atre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwa- sonally, asking questions about 105 Central Park Drive, Largo. Harbor Merchants and the American Craft Endeavors bring seating at 4 p.m. Matinees are ter. Tickets start at $25. Call their art and inspirations. The Tickets start at $14.95. Call 587- Tampa Bay Parrot Heads in Para- together an eclectic mix of the na- presented Thursdays and Satur- 791-7400 or visit www.atthecap craft shows feature a full spec- 6793 or visit largoarts.com. Bozzio dise Club, features live entertain- tion’s most talented crafters. days, with seating at 11 a.m. Cost .com. The acoustic guitarist wiz- trum of craft art mediums includ- will perform solo drum music on ment from 3:30 to 10 p.m. with These two-day art events have is $29.90 which includes dinner ard is known for his “fingerstyle” ing folk art, pottery, handmade the world’s largest tuned drum Retro Express and a four-hour become annual traditions and are and show. Gussie Richardson is a guitar playing. Hopper is at first jewelry and paintings, to person- and percussion set. Drawing from concert by Florida’s premier highly anticipated in their respec- famous food columnist and cook- glance an unassuming presence, alized gifts, handmade clothing, jazz, classical and ethnic percus- Jimmy Buffet tribute band The tive cities. Each venue is trans- book author. Her agent comes to a true southern gentleman whose scented soaps and body products. sion styles from around the world, Caribbean Chillers. 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His original com- tions, dance hosts and snacks. as well as some exciting and tery dinner theater, Friday, May with them personally, asking casts spells. Just when she thinks positions and arrangements of For information, call 397-5754. fiery drumming that will bring 30, 6 to 9:30 p.m., at St. Giles questions about their art and in- she’s cured, the taping turns into well-loved pop tunes are infused • The 14th annual Geckofest, audiences to their feet. Episcopal Church, 8271 52nd St. spirations. The craft shows fea- a comic nightmare concluding in with cutting-edge techniques re- Saturday, Aug. 30, 10 a.m. to 10 • Zebra, Thursday, Sept. 25, N., Pinellas Park. Tickets are $9 ture a full spectrum of craft art an all out food fight that almost sulting in a signature style which p.m., on Beach Boulevard South 7:30 p.m., at Largo Cultural Cen- for adults and $5 for children age mediums including folk art, pot- ends the show and her marriage. crosses over a full range of musi- in Gulfport. This year’s theme will ter, 105 Central Park Drive, Largo. 11 and older. Seating will begin tery, handmade jewelry and • Blast Friday with Edgar Win- cal genres such as classical, jazz, be “Roaring Geckos” showcasing Tickets are $24.50. Call 587-6793 at 6:15 p.m. A complete spaghetti paintings, to personalized gifts, ter Band, Friday, May 30, 5:30 Irish/Celtic, folk, pop, funk, blues the 1920s. The annual Geckofest or visit largoarts.com. In 1982, dinner will be served during the handmade clothing, scented p.m., in the Cleveland Street dis- and flamenco. Subsequent years features live music, local artists Zebra’s self-titled debut album play. For tickets and information, soaps and body products. For in- trict, Clearwater. Blast Friday was of honing his craft led Shaun to and crafters, a kids’ area, street went platinum and was the fastest call 544-6856. formation, visit www.artfestival established in 2009 as downtown the Winfield National Fingerpick- performers, parade and costume selling debut album in Atlantic • The eighth annual Pinellas .com. Clearwater’s free, family-friendly ing Championship where he won contest. Visit www.geckofest.com. Records’ history outselling other Pepper Fest, Saturday and Sun- street festival. Supported by the Best Instrumental song, second Atlantic Artists such as Led Zep- day, June 7-8, at England Broth- St. Petersburg city of Clearwater, the Cleveland place in The Eddie’s Attic bi-annu- Largo pelin, Yes and AC/DC. A total of ers Park, 5010 81st Ave. N., • “Steel Magnolias,” by Robert Street District and the Downtown al songwriting shootout. He has five music videos aired on MTV • Mark McHenry: “A Night of Pinellas Park. Hours will be Sat- Harling, through June 15, pre- Development Board and produced also shared the stage and opened and gave the band combined Country Music,” Saturday, May urday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and sented by American Stage The- by Ruth Eckerd Hall On The for B.B. King, Tim Reynolds, album sales of nearly 2 million Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The atre, at the Raymond James Road, Blast Friday hosts 10 31, 8 to 10 p.m., at O’Shy’s Irish worldwide with “Who’s Behind the Robert Randolph, Taj Mahal, Tap House, 80 Clearwater-Largo event will feature hot and fiery Theatre, 163 Third St. N., St. events per year bringing more Switchfoot, G. Love and has even Door?”, “Tell Me What You Want,” foods and sauces to sample and Petersburg. Performances are than 40,000 people to downtown Road, Largo. Admission is free. “Wait Until the Summer’s Gone,” had the opportunity to play per- Call 588-4444. Mark McHenry purchase along with an amateur Wednesday through Saturday, Clearwater. In late 1972 Winter sonally for Stevie Wonder. “Bears” and “One More Chance.” hot sauce competition, spicy lolly 8 p.m. Matinees are Saturday brought together Dan Hartman, will perform in concert, bringing Zebra has been inducted into the country music to Largo with his lick-a-thon, pepper-eating con- and Sunday, 3 p.m. Call 823- Ronnie Montrose and Chuck Ruff Dunedin Louisiana Music Hall of Fame and test, amateur salsa competition 7529 or visit www.american to form The Edgar Winter Group, new single “Gitty Up” and several is acknowledged as Louisiana’s • 12th annual Downtown and live bands. Admission is $3 stage.org. the legendary band that created original and cover songs. No. 1 Rock and Roll band by the Dunedin Craft Festival, Saturday for adults and kids 12 and • Morrissey, Friday, May 30, such hits as the No. 1 “Franken- • “Hair,” with book and lyrics by Louisiana Music Commission and and Sunday, June 28-29, 10 a.m. James Rado and Gerome Ragni, younger will be admitted free. 8:15 p.m., at The Mahaffey The- stein” and the ever popular “Free they were inducted into the Long Call 423-8433 or visit www.pinel- ater, 400 First St. S., St. Peters- Ride.” Released in 1973, “They to 4 p.m., on Main Street in and music by Galt MacDermot; Island Music Hall of Fame on Oc- laspepperfest.com. burg. Tickets start at $55. Call Only Come Out at Night” peaked downtown Dunedin. Admission is presented by Eight O’Clock The- tober of 2012. Attendees will have • Movies in the Park, Saturday, 893-7832 or visit www.themahaf- at the No. 3 position on the Bill- free. The Downtown Dunedin atre, July 11-20, at Largo Cultural an opportunity to see all three June 14, dusk, at England fey.com. The globally-renowned board Hot 200 and stayed on the Craft Festival returns to Main Center, 105 Central Park Drive, original members for a one-night Brothers Park, 5010 81st Ave. N., recording and performing artist charts for an impressive 80 Street this summer with a wide Largo. Performances are Thurs- only performance in Largo. Pinellas Park. Hosted by the will embark on an extensive Unit- weeks. It was certified gold in April variety of original handmade days through Saturdays, 8 p.m.; Pinellas Park Firefighters, this ed States tour on May 7 in San 1973 and double platinum in crafts as well as affordable, and and Sundays, 2 p.m. Tickets are Madeira Beach monthly, family-friendly event Jose, California. Morrissey’s spe- November 1986. Edgar invented unique gift items with broad ap- $25.50 for adults and $12.50 for • The second annual Madeira helps raise funds for the Benevo- cial guest on all dates will be the keyboard body strap early in peal. The prices have been set to children 19 and younger with Beach Craft Festival, Saturday lent Fund by selling hot dogs and singer, songwriter and key- his career, an innovation that al- suit all budgets and range from identification. A city of Largo han- and Sunday, July 5-6, 10 a.m. to hamburgers. Candy, popcorn, boardist Kristeen Young. The lows him the freedom to move $3 to $3,00. A Green Market will dling charge of $3.50 will be showcase orchids and exotic added to each ticket. Call 587- 5 p.m., on Madeira Way between nachos and drinks also are avail- tour dates come on the heels of around on stage during his multi- Gulf Boulevard and 150th Av- able for purchase. The Benevo- instrument high-energy perform- plants as well as gourmet dips 6793 or visit largoarts.com. “Hair” Morrissey’s completion of his and spices, and many other dis- – the Broadway musical live on enue, Madeira Beach. American lent Fund is used to help victims forthcoming Harvest Records ances. He was also the first artist Craft Endeavors will present this and families in the community. to feature a synthesizer as the tinctive items. Craft enthusiasts stage – is at once both a joyous debut album – the artist’s first will have the opportunity to ex- celebration of youth and a show which will have Madeira For information, call 687-4494. since 2009’s “Years of Refusal” – main instrument in a song. Way lined with fine crafters from • Regal Railways Train Show, “Frankenstein” revolutionized rock plore the work of 100 local and poignant journey through a tu- recorded in France with producer national crafters from 30 different multuous 1960s America. This all areas displaying their works for Saturday, Aug. 23, 10 a.m. to 3 Joe Chiccarelli. Joining Morrissey and roll and opened up a whole sale. Attendees may browse and p.m., at Lopez Inc. Hall, 7177 new world of possibilities with ex- states. This popular event is pro- exuberant musical about a group on tour will be members of his duced by American Craft Endeav- of teenagers searching for truth, purchase a wide variety of ceram- 58th St. N., Pinellas Park. Admis- longtime band: Boz Boorer (gui- perimentation and sound. After ics, jewelry, stained glass and sion is $5 for adults and free for “They Only Come Out At Night,” ors and sponsored by the city of peace and love in a Vietnam War tar), Jesse Tobias (guitar), Dunedin. Festivals produced by era America has struck a reso- metal works. Admission is free. children 11 and younger. The Solomon Walker (bass), Matthew Winter released “Shock Treat- Visit www.artfestival.com. show will feature plenty of ven- ment,” featuring guitarist Rick American Craft Endeavors bring nant chord with audiences of all Walker (drums) and Gustavo dors with various train items Derringer in place of Ronnie Mon- together an eclectic mix of the na- ages. “Hair” features a long list of Manzur (keyboards). Morrissey’s from N to G Scale models. There trose. Later albums included “Jas- tion’s most talented crafters. chart-topping hit songs such as Palm Harbor recent “Autobiography” became is usually a small train layout on mine Nightdreams,” “The Edgar These two-day art events have be- “Aquarius,” “Let the Sun Shine • “Gigi,” presented by the Play- one of the fastest-selling memoirs display for the children to watch Winter Group” with Rick Der- come annual traditions and are In,” “Good Morning,” “Starshine” ers of Safety Harbor, June 6-8, at in the United Kingdom upon its as well as videos playing of trains. ringer, a live album, “Together highly anticipated in their respec- and “Easy To Be Hard.” The Safety Harbor Public Library, 101 release in October and set first- For information, call 244-1341 or Live With Johnny Winter,” “Recy- tive cities. Each venue is trans- themes and struggles in “Hair,” al- Second St. N., Safety Harbor. Per- week sales records when it en- visit www.regalrailways.com. cled,” a reunion with White Trash, formed into a first-class outdoor though from another era, seem formances will be Friday and Sat- tered the U.K. charts at No. 1. Its craft gallery. The crafters are ju- vital and relevant to modern urday, 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 release also marked the first time ried by independent panels of ex- times. This performance contains p.m. Doors open 30 minutes St. Pete Beach a living author had been pub- pert judges and hand-selected strong language, adult content prior to the show. A donation of • 21st annual St. Pete Beach lished by Penguin Classics in the from hundreds of applicants and nudity and is recommended $10 is appreciated. “Gigi,” a ro- Corey Area Craft Festival, Satur- imprint’s nearly 70-year history. 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© Tampa Bay Newspapers: All rights reserved www.tbnweekly.com 8B Entertainment Seminole Beacon, May 29, 2014 Music scene Turtles headline Happy Together Tour; Summerland Tour visits Vinoy By LEE CLARK ZUMPE

Tampa Bay area venues, both large and small, will welcome a diverse selection of musical artists in the coming weeks. This summer, classic music fans will rejoice as the renowned Happy Together Tour 2014 comes to their city. The 30th anniversary of the tour that celebrates the biggest hits of the ’60s and ’70s will kick off June 7 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. The tour hits the Tampa Bay area on June 13 with a show at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 Mc- Mullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Tickets start at $40. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerd- Counting hall Crows play .com. the Straz Every night, listeners will hear their favorite songs from The Center for Turtles Featuring Flo & Eddie, Chuck Negron formerly of Three the Dog Night, Mark Farner Formerly of Grand Funk Railroad, Gary Performing Lewis & The Playboys and Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels. Arts June The performers will play numerous hits including “We’re An 11. American Band,” “Some Kind of Wonderful,” “Devil With A Blue Dress,” “Good Golly Miss Molly,” “Mama Told Me Not To Come,” “Joy To The World,” “This Diamond Ring” and “Happy Together.” During the show, the multi–media highlights during each of performances will reference the time period of the music. Listen- ers can truly feel and see the soundtrack of their youth during a Happy Together show as they are transported back in time. The Summerland Tour 2014 hits the Tampa Bay area Satur- day, June 14, at Vinoy Park, 701 Bayshore Drive NE, St. Peters- burg. Doors will open at 2 p.m. General admission is free. VIP tickets also are available for $29.75. Visit www.summerlandtour.net. The musical lineup includes Everclear, Soul Asylum, Eve 6 Photo courtesy of THE STRAZ CENTER and Spacehog.

Following is a list of other music scene events in the coming weeks: Capitol Theatre • Keb Mo, Thursday, June 5, 7:30 p.m. • Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra, Saturday, June 14, 8 p.m. • Andy Grammer, Friday, June 20, 8 p.m. • Classic Albums Live: Van Halen; Saturday, June 21, 7:30 p.m. Capitol Theatre is at 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater. Call 791- 7400 or visit www.atthecap.com. Hard Rock Café Tampa • Leann Rimes, Friday, June 6, 9 p.m. Hard Rock Café Tampa is at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 5223 N. Orient Road, Tampa. Call 813-627-6649 or visit www.seminolehardrocktampa.com. Jannus Live • Rebelution, Wednesday, June 25, 5:30 p.m. • Rebelution, Thursday, June 26, 5:30 p.m. Photo courtesy of PARADISE ARTISTS Jannus Live is at 16 Second St. N., St. Petersburg. Call 565- The Turtles featuring Flo and Eddie headline the Happy Together Tour, Photo by TIMOTHY SACCENTI 0550 or visit www.jannuslive.com. coming to Ruth Eckerd Hall June 13. Phantogram performs June 29 at the Ritz Ybor.

The Local 662 St. Petersburg. Call 822-3590 or visit www.mypalladium.org. • Earphunk, Tuesday, June 17, 7 p.m. • The Murder Junkies, Friday, June 13, 7 p.m. • Conrad Oberg, Sunday, June 22, 5 p.m. • JT Money and Strizzo, Friday, June 20, 9 p.m. The Ritz Ybor Skipper’s Smokehouse is at 910 Skipper Road, Tampa. Call The Local 662 is at 662 Central Ave., St. Petersburg. Call 258- 813-971-0666 or visit www.skipperssmokehouse.com. 4829. • Neon Trees, Wednesday, May 28, 8 p.m. • Cut Copy, Tuesday, June 17, 9 p.m. • Say Anything, Wednesday, June 18, 6:30 p.m. State Theatre The Mahaffey • Phantogram, Sunday, June 29, 8 p.m. • Big Bang Burlesque, Saturday, May 31, 8 p.m. • Morrissey, Friday, May 30, 8:15 p.m. The Ritz Ybor is at 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa. Call 813- • Black Star Riders, Monday, June 9, 7 p.m. • The Florida Orchestra: Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloe; Saturday, 247-2518. State Theatre is at 687 Central Ave., St. Petersburg. Call 895- May 31, 8 p.m. 3045 or visit www.statetheatreconcerts.com. The Mahaffey is at 400 First St. S., St. Petersburg. Call 892- Ruth Eckerd Hall 5767 or visit www.themahaffey.com. • Boston, Friday, June 6, 8 p.m. The Straz Center for the Performing Arts Mid Florida Credit Union Amphitheatre • Happy Together Tour, Friday, June 13, 7:30 p.m. • The Florida Orchestra: Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloe; Friday, May • Dave Koz Summer Horns, Friday, June 27, 8 p.m. 30, 8 p.m., in Ferguson Hall • Zac Brown Band, Thursday, May 29, 7 p.m. Ruth Eckerd Hall is at 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwa- • Counting Crows, Wednesday, June 11, 7 p.m., in Carol Mor- • Goo Goo Dolls and Daughtry, Friday, June 20, 6:45 p.m. ter. Call 791-7400 or visit www.rutheckerdhall.com. sani Hall The Amphitheatre is at the Florida State Fairgrounds, 4802 • The Voice Tour, Wednesday, June 25, 7:30 p.m., in Carol U.S. 301 N., Tampa. Call 813-740-2446 or visit Skipper’s Smokehouse Morsani Hall www.livenation.com. • Selwyn Birchwood, Friday, June 6, 8 p.m. The David A Straz Jr. Center – formerly the Tampa Bay Per- • Shaun Murphy, Saturday, June 7, 8 p.m. forming Arts Center – is at 1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place, Tampa. The Palladium at St. Petersburg College • Cope, Friday, June 13, 8 p.m. Call 813-229-7827 or visit www.strazcenter.org. • Lorri Hafer, Tuesday, June 17, 7:30 p.m. • Trinity, Saturday, June 14, 8 p.m. The Palladium at St. Petersburg College is at 253 Fifth Ave. N., • Gerry Williams, Sunday, June 15, 5 p.m. For more music and concert information, visit TBNweekly.com.

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