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Sixth Annual Rotary Carousel Life & Arts Boca Raton’s Holiday Lighting Extravaganza in Mizner Park Day benefits needy children at Amphitheater See page B1

holidays Community set and now publisher of the Boca Ra- ton Tribune. Happy Holidays are Happening Because of the Rotary Club’s gen- All Over erosity, the Greater Boca Raton Beach & Parks District, which owns the play See page 3 area, offered the club a chance to use the carousel one day a year without charge. That day has come to be known as Community the Annual Carousel Day at Sugar Sand Park. This year, the sixth annual event will be held Dec. 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 FAU’s Annual Band-o-Rama p.m. at the carousel in Sugar Sand Park Concert set for Nov. 28 at 300 S. Military Trail, Boca Raton. Heizer said the day is special for a See page 7 number of reasons. Kids can ride the carousel for free. All visitors can enjoy hot dogs and hamburgers with all the Business “fixin’s.” The event is really a benefit for the Economic Outlook for Boca in needy children who will likely get no 2013 topic of Chamber Lun- presents during the upcoming holidays. cheon Those planning to attend are asked to See page 25 bring a new, unwrapped toy. They will be distributed to children for Christmas at the Wayne Barton Study Center and to children who get their meals from Municipal Sugar Sand Park is one of the most “The Boca Raton Rotary Club Sun- Boca Helping Hands. elaborate recreation venues in the city. set was instrumental in raising money The special day of free rides and West Concedes Victory to It has a Science Explorium, a the- to help purchase the intricate merry- food in exchange for a donated toy is Murphy after Long Ballot ater, a playground, ball fields and, since go-round,” recalled Douglas Heizer, sponsored by the Rotary Club Boca Ra- ton West. Battle 2005, a carousel. former president of Boca Rotary Sun- See page 3 See page 21 Foundations Donate $100,000 to Boca Flavia Duddley reading The Boca Raton Tribune Helping Hands Job Initiative BOCA RATON -- For most people, small stipend while gaining skills and ents will begin their Boca Helping Hands means a hot meal experience in the food service industry. journey to gainful em- or a pantry bag of groceries. For oth- At the conclusion of the three- ployment. During Phase ers, BHH means a backpack filled with month program, the clients will be 1, participants will learn food for the weekend for children. guided in their search for employment life and social skills. Still others associate BHH with lim- with the many restaurants and country The 12-hours of class- ited financial assistance to pay rent or clubs in our area, many of whom are room instruction will be utility bills. However, its stated mission continuously hiring. taught at BHH by faculty is to break the cycle of dependence. “Our founder, Jim Moran, believed from Palm Beach State A recent $100,000 grant from The everyone deserved the chance to be College. Jim Moran Foundation, along with successful,” said Melanie Burgess, ex- During Phase 2, also support from The Salah Foundation ecutive director, The Jim Moran Foun- held at BHH’s Remillard and The Hagen Family Foundation, dation. “For those who are hungry and Family Resource Cen- will allow BHH to take a major step hurting, the Boca Helping Hands’ Job ter by Palm Beach State forward in empowering clients to be- Readiness Program will offer a path- College faculty, skills come self-sufficient. way to success through hands-on train- specific to the restaurant The new Job Readiness “Catering ing, stipends, and connections to job industry will be taught Send us a picture of you reading The Boca Ra- Program” will serve carefully screened opportunities.” and mastered. ton Tribune to [email protected] and selected clients who will earn a In January, the first class of 12 cli- See Pg.7

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CommunityThe Boca Raton Tribune News Sixth Annual Rotary Carousel Day Happy Holidays are Happening All Over If you’re in the mood for some holiday com/holidayauction or at the door. benefits needy children at holidays celebrations, South County is the place to CREST THEATRE PRESENTS be. Here are some of the upcoming ac- “BOWFIRE” Sand Park. This tivities with a seasonal flair: The Crest Theatre in Delray Beach year, the sixth an- HOLIDAY LIGHTING EXTRAV- presents the musical, theatrical experi- nual event will be AGANZA ence BOWFIRE – HOLIDAY HEART held Dec. 2 from 10 Tonight (Friday Nov. 23, 5:30 to 9 STRINGS, November 30-December 2. a.m. to 4 p.m. at the p.m.), join your friends in downtown Boca Performances are Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, carousel in Sugar Raton for the annual Holiday Lighting 2 & 8 p.m. and Sunday, 2 p.m. The Crest Sand Park at 300 Extravaganza in the Mizner Park Am- Theatre is located at Delray Beach Cen- S. Military Trail, phitheater. Enjoy the sights and sounds ter for the Arts, Old School Square, 51 N. Boca Raton. of the holidays by watching a live ice Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach. Tickets Heizer said the sculpture demonstration, visiting Santa, are $42 and are available at DelrayCen- day is special for a playing in real snow, feasting on holiday terForTheArts.org or through the Box number of reasons. treats and beverages, enjoying kiddie Office at 561-243-7922, ext. 1. BOW- Kids can ride the rides and activities and joining Mayor FIRE—HOLIDAY HEART STRINGS carousel for free. Susan Whelchel as she flips the switch to mixes greatest hits with a holiday twist! All visitors can en- light the night. There will be an amaz- joy hot dogs and ing display of fireworks, optical illusions hamburgers with and a virtual tree lighting. The Spirit of all the “fixin’s.” Giving Network will be on site to collect The event is re- wrapped gifts for the annual toy drive. ally a benefit for HOLIDAY AUCTION the needy children The 31st Annual Greater Boca Ra- who will likely get ton Chamber of Commerce Holiday no presents dur- Auction will be held Wednesday, De- ing the upcoming cember 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at holidays. Those the Via Mizner Golf and Country Club. planning to attend 6200 Boca Del Mar Drive, Boca Raton. are asked to bring The evening will feature a live and a si- a new, unwrapped lent auction. Member restaurants will toy. They will be be showcasing their cuisine and drinks Bowfire – Holiday Heart Strings distributed to chil- throughout the evening. Tickets are Celebrate the festive season with some of dren for Christmas $25 and include two drinks and hors the world’s greatest fiddlers and violin- at the Wayne Bar- d’oeuvres from local restaurants. Tickets ists in many genres, with step dancing ton Study Center may be purchased online from the events like you have never seen. Get ready for a Sugar Sand Park is one of the most and to children who get their meals calendar at www.bocaratonchamber. Ho Ho Ho Down! elaborate recreation venues in the city. from Boca Helping Hands. It has a Science Explorium, a the- The special day of free rides and ater, a playground, ball fields and, since food in exchange for a donated toy is Have Breakfast with Santa at Boca 2005, a carousel. sponsored by the Rotary Club Boca Ra- “The Boca Raton Rotary Club Sun- ton West. Children’s Museum Dec. 8 set was instrumental in raising money If you cannot make it to the event to help purchase the intricate merry- on December 2nd, you can always drop BOCA RATON -- The Boca Raton immediate families so they can have go-round,” recalled Douglas Heizer, off toys at special locations. The Boca Children’s Museum hosts its 19th breakfast with Santa, too, and play in former president of Boca Rotary Sun- Raton Tribune has a dropoff box lo- Annual Breakfast with Santa on the snow. The cost is $10, and they set and now publisher of the Boca Ra- cated in the first floor of their building Saturday, Dec. 8 at the museum, 450 can also have their photo taken with ton Tribune. located at 399 NW Boca Raton BLVD. Crawford Blvd. The event is held Santa. Because of the Rotary Club’s gen- Also, Picanha Brazil, located at 22797 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. on the muse- To be a sponsor: send contributions erosity, the Greater Boca Raton Beach State Road 7. um’s grounds, Advance registration is to the Boca Raton Children’s Mu- & Parks District, which owns the play For information, email the Rotary required. Admission is $10 per person seum, Sponsor a Kid, 498 Crawford area, offered the club a chance to use Club Boca Raton West at Christmas@ and infants are free Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432. To the carousel one day a year without rotarybocawest.org. Breakfast with Santa highlights in- make reservations for Breakfast with charge. The carousel opened Nov. 19, 2005, clude real snow, photos with St. Nick, Santa, or for more information, call That day has come to be known in conjunction with Sugar Sand Park’s a feather-light pancake breakfast, 561-368-6875 as the Annual Carousel Day at Sugar 10th anniversary. “Thomas the Train” rides, multicul- The Boca Raton Children’s Museum tural crafts, Polynesian Culture As- is a 501(C) (3) non-profit organiza- sociation, Christmas Carols and Flora tion that has served South Florida Belle the Clown, Dick Kulpa, “Captain for the past 33 years. Every exhibit Cartoon,” sand art and much more. and program is developed to engage This year, the Boca Raton Lions Club the child (and the young-at-heart) in International will have a booth to an interactive, free-play, imagination- collect used eyewear. In their spirit centered way. Visit www.cmboca.org of giving, they have invited students for information. from the Lighthouse for the Blind to come and join in the festivities. During the holidays, the museum offers the chance for generous folks to donate to needy children and their

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This is the fourth in a series of ar- Sector see a different future for the serve the sector’s robust and growing to walk the route past lakes and be- ticles from One Boca, One Future area – one whose physical and human employee base. neath shade trees. spotlighting the City of Boca Raton’s infrastructure will be amenity rich Sustainable Develpment Concepts Planned mobility and smart design most valuable yet under-realized and community focused. From west Area employers note how a stronger are sustainable development concepts. growth area: The Northwest Sector, to east, the entire city will benefit Environmental and urban planning the space on the map between I-95 from the improvements high-quality infrastructure would better serve their existing employee base – pro- groups that support such initiatives and Military Trail, Clint Moore Road residential and commercial develop- include the National Multi Housing and Spanish River Blvd. ment can bring in service, heightened viding essential services and suit- able multifamily housing for their Council, the Sierra Club, the Ameri- Boca Raton is a tale of two cities. tax base, quality of life and the en- can Institute of Architects and the hancement of greater Boca Raton. high-skilled, high-wage employees. To the east, the city’s business cor- Those who today commute from Urban Land Institute. These prac- ridor has office buildings, commercial Plans in place promise to remake an Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West tices deliver an infrastructure that plazas, restaurants and residences. area left fallow since IBM dramati- Palm Beach or throughout Broward relies on proximity of residential, In many areas, those workers who cally downsized and mostly left the County to the south, instead will find retail and employment to reduce reli- do commute in can leave their ance on cars. Deployed here, cars behind and walk to lunch they will steer the sector into – or mass transit service up and Area employers are simpler, Boca Raton-centric down the south Florida rail and convinced that a living. Less traffic will mean commuter corridor. less impact on the area’s ex- It’s a live / work / play destina- stronger infrastructure isting infrastructure – and a tion for the thousands who fre- would better serve their lower carbon footprint and quent the area daily. heat island effect on the cli- existing employee base mate. Yet, to the west, where dozens of high-tech, 21st century busi- by providing essential Such private sector-backed nesses have changed the land- services and suitable services will reduce or elimi- scape and employ thousands nate any financial impact on more employees, facilities and multifamily housing for the city and make a strong services are few and far be- their high-skilled, statement about Boca Raton tween. and its commitment to creat- high-wage workers. ing the infrastructure neces- Vehicular traffic is unreason- sary to steer Boca Raton for- ably high, as workers from ward in an environmentally across South Florida and with no lo- area in the 1980s. Just as many other suitable residential options in keeping respectful manner and reduce traffic cal housing options endure long com- areas like downtown Boca Raton have with their educated, “Millennial” life- and connect the community. mutes. Lunch runs or errands require created plans to reinvent themselves, style. They’ll live close to work, sup- In the end, city leaders, landowners a car trip to the nearest café, eatery or these efforts can help our city flourish port area businesses that enrich the commercial plaza. as One Boca One Future. and business owners together can tax base, while establishing roots in draft Boca Raton’s roadmap to re- The picture is taxing – on employers, Currently, the Northwest Corridor the local community. newed, city-wide prosperity – and their workers, the community and the features a limited and constrained Area development will be linked to- transform the area into a dynamic city’s long-term prospects. Lack of mix of amenities to serve existing gether by a network of commuting live / work / play destination that is sustainable development affects the and future employers and their em- and transportation options. Work- One Boca One Future. city’s tax base, which is missing out ployees. It has some of the area’s ing with the city and county, investor on revenue opportunities that may top ranked public schools, with Lynn developers and business owners will The next story in this series – “Cre- only be realized when older, existing University, Florida Atlantic Univer- maximize mass transit to carry work- ating the New City of Tomorrow” assets are given new life. sity and Palm Beach State College ers from the Tri-Rail station to area – will run next week. To learn more nearby. Also close at hand – but suffi- Amenity Rich and Community Fo- businesses. Battery-powered and low- ciently far to require car travel to pa- about Boca Raton’s efforts to revital- cused emission trolleys and shuttles will tronize – are essential shopping, din- travel to and from area restaurants – ize its future, visit www.OneBoca- Visionaries looking at the Northwest ing and residential services needed to for those employees who choose not OneFuture.com.

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www.bocaratontribune.com November, 22 through November 29, 2012 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 123 - 7 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL FAU Presents Dances We Dance: FAU’s Annual Band-o-Ra- Celebrating the Holidays ma Concert set for Nov. 28 BOCA RATON – Florida This family friendly concert will BOCA RATON – Florida Atlantic reographers will showcase ballet, Atlantic University’s department include the FAU Wind Ensemble, University’s department of the- modern, jazz, and ballroom dances of music in the Dorothy F. Schmidt FAU’s ‘Wings of Swing’ Jazz Band, atre and dance in the Dorothy F. with literal to abstract themes hon- College of Arts and Letters the FAU Marching Owls and other Schmidt College of Arts and Let- oring several of our yearly holi- presents the fourth annual Band- special guests. These bands will ters presents the Holiday Dances days. O-Rama concert on Wednesday, feature more than 150 musicians We Dance Performance Showcase November 28 at 7 p.m. in the Kaye on stage. Friday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. and Sat- Admission is $10 and children Auditorium in the Student Union The concert will include the urday, Dec. 1 at 1 and 7 p.m. in the under 12 will be admitted for $5. on the Boca Raton campus. The music of Sousa, big band jazz University Theatre on the Boca Tickets can be purchased in ad- concert is free with open seating. There is a suggested donation of standards and more. For further Raton campus. vance by visiting www.fauevents. information, call 561-297-3854. com or calling 1-800-564-9539, or $10 at the door. This is the second annual Cele- at the door one hour prior to the brating the Holidays performance. performance. HotWorks.org Presents Faculty, students, and guest cho- Boca Raton Fine Art Show™ Foundations Donate $100,000 to Boca Helping Hands January 19 & 20, 2013 Job Initiative BOCA RATON -- For most people, specific to the restaurant industry will Boca Helping Hands means a hot meal be taught and mastered. or a pantry bag of groceries. For oth- Finally, in Phase 3, the 12 partici- ers, BHH means a backpack filled with pants will gain hands-on experience as food for the weekend for children. they work in the BHH Catering De- Still others associate BHH with lim- partment. At the conclusion of Phase ited financial assistance to pay rent or 3, Boca Helping Hands will provide utility bills. However, its stated mission contacts to area restaurants and cater- is to break the cycle of dependence. ers, thus opening the door for the par- A recent $100,000 grant from The ticipants to gain job interviews. Jim Moran Foundation, along with This program is designed for those support from The Salah Foundation who truly want to break the cycle of and The Hagen Family Foundation, dependence and obtain employment. will allow BHH to take a major step BHH will provide the training, the ex- forward in empowering clients to be- perience and the opportunity. After come self-sufficient. that, it’s up to the client to build a new The new Job Readiness “Catering life. Program” will serve carefully screened “This new program embodies the and selected clients who will earn a American dream,” said BHH Execu- small stipend while gaining skills and tive Director James S. Gavrilos. “The experience in the food service industry. generosity of The Jim Moran Founda- At the conclusion of the three- tion, along with the Salah Foundation month program, the clients will be and the Hagen Family Foundation is a guided in their search for employment ‘hand up’…not a ‘hand out.’ The cli- with the many restaurants and country ents must take accountability and re- clubs in our area, many of whom are sponsibility for their own lives. We at continuously hiring. Boca Helping Hands can only provide “Our founder, Jim Moran, believed the springboard. The clients them- everyone deserved the chance to be selves must have the courage to dive!” successful,” said Melanie Burgess, ex- Boca Helping Hands serves the ecutive director, The Jim Moran Foun- economically challenged, culturally Yoram Gal, Painting dation. “For those who are hungry diverse population of South Florida. and hurting, the Boca Helping Hands’ Founded in 1998 by a group of local Job Readiness Program will offer a volunteers in response to the grow- Juried Fine Art & Craft Show pathway to success through hands-on ing challenge of hunger and poverty training, stipends, and connections to in the community, BHH provides food, Downtown Boca Raton, On Federal Hwy at Palmetto Park Rd (Roads Closed from Fri, Jan 18, 1pm until Sun, Jan 20, 10pm) job opportunities.” limited financial assistance and job- Free Admission and Free Parking – Sat, Jan 19 & Sun, Jan 20, 10am-5pm Daily In January, the first class of 12 cli- training to the unemployed and under- ents will begin their journey to gain- employed. HotWorks.org Sponsor of the Institute for the Arts & Education, Inc., a 501c3 non-profit organization ful employment. During Phase 1, par- Focusing on the “whole person,” the ticipants will learn life and social skills. various programs of BHH are inte- The 12-hours of classroom instruction grated to meet the needs of individu- will be taught at BHH by faculty from als, children and families, with the goal Palm Beach State College. of breaking the cycle of dependence. During Phase 2, also held at BHH’s To learn more about BHH visit www. Remillard Family Resource Center by bocahelpinghands.org Palm Beach State College faculty, skills

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All letters to the editor should be sent to: Unions in the 21st Century The Boca Raton Tribune, The recent effort by snack-cake maker rights of anyone working there if there P.O. Box 970593 - Boca Raton, FL 33497 Hostess to shut down its operations fol- weren’t some organization to stop it. lowing a crippling strike by a couple of its Letters to the Editor unions has given us all pause to think about I held just about every officer position in the role of unionism in the 21st century. that Guild, from president to vice president, treasurer, secretary and contract committee Hi there – The potential departure of Hostess member. In fact, I helped negotiate five con- and the possible demise of its humorously tracts. I can say this. Our contract wasn’t The Friends of Gumbo Limbo have a few upcoming events that named products, Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Ho loaded with fat and stupid regulations which your readers may enjoy: Ho’s, and other confections has been cause seem to be the downfall of many unions. for jokes among the TV pundits. Dec. 7th – our Sea Coast Toast at the Spanish River Library honoring FAU researcher Jeannette Wyneken, PhD, and a proc- This is where my experience seems to lamation by Boca Raton City Council honoring Friends’ 30 years There is some good news, according to dovetail with the Hostess unions. From of advisory services and fundraising support for Gumbo Limbo. the Associated Press. Hostess and one of its what I understand, that company had to fol- largest unions have agreed to go into media- low some pretty draconian regulations. The For more information, please contact Diane Evans or Kristin tion, so the company will stay in business for company had to deliver bread and snack Child (see http://www.gumbolimbo.org for contact info) the time being. That means the 18,500 em- cakes in separate trucks. The drivers were ployees who would lose their jobs if Hostess not allowed to unload the trucks. And when Regards, goes under will likely be able to keep their the vehicles got to their destinations, two paychecks – if and whether they discontinue people were required to unload – one for the Michele Kurucz Peel the strike. bread and one for the snack foods. President Friends of Gumbo Limbo The loss of Hostess hit a lot of people That is utterly ridiculous – and that pretty hard, particularly those of us who comes from a person who toiled a lot of grew up with the likes of Wonder Bread and years for my union – and also for a company all the goodies that included cupcakes with that was pretty short on praise and long on the cream inside. It would be great if the reprimands. We didn’t have stupid rules like company can go on. that. And we didn’t want them.

But the matter of unionism and the tre- The bottom line is, as a member and of- mendous impact it apparently had on Host- ficer of my union, I was taught to protect ess Brands is food for thought – and it’s not the membership from nasty company she- a sweet snack. nanigans. If that newspaper had gone out of business during my union presidency, I I understand something about unions. would have been beside myself with anger. I was a union member for 25 years at the Thankfully, it didn’t – and the firm is still in newspaper where I was employed in Rhode business. Island. We worked for a tough, union-bust- ing company, and being a member or an of- But even when I look at the paper on the ficer in that union was no walk in the park. Internet, I can see things that we, as a union, would have never allowed – because if we I’ve been out of that place for more than had, we all would have lost our jobs. But a dozen years now, and I suspect the union there were no job losses because of any- has been broken. I received emails a few thing the union did. years ago from my former colleagues saying another company had purchased the paper Can the Hostess unions say the same? and was cutting staff by giving out sever- Did they protect the workers? If 18,500 ance packages. I suspected those packages people could have lost their jobs so Host- looked good, but didn’t have a whole lot of ess workers could continue demanding lu- substance. And that seemed to prove itself dicrous conditions, that is not protecting true a few years later when I noticed that workers and their jobs. a lot of my friends were looking for work again. I hope that the mediation works so Host- ess can go back into business. This nation That union – which was actually a Guild cannot afford 18,500 more unemployed peo- – was necessary in that case to hold back a ple. firm that would clearly have rolled over the

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This week I have decided to place this While statements like these seem Thankfulness should look a lot having an honest appraisal of who great column written by Jim Mathis as like expressions of gratitude, they more like contentment than search- you are and what you can do, and my “Thoughts from the Publisher”. We also seem a little bit like saying we ing to find somebody that in some knowing that you are doing what have so much to be thankful for this holi- are thankful that we are not like way appears less fortunate than we you are supposed to be doing. day season. I hope you enjoy this column THOSE folks. I wonder: When did are. The apostle Paul stated it this For some people this is a hard as much I have enjoyed it. Have a great the observance of Thanksgiving way:“I have learned to be content statement, but it is essential none- week and God bless. – Douglas Heizer Day become a game of comparisons. whatever the circumstances. I know theless. We should accept who we Being thankful should not be what it is to be in need, and I know are and where we are, be happy to be Just about every culture has a about seeing how much better off what it is to have plenty. I have alive, and show gratitude for every time for celebrating the harvest and we are than some other people. In- learned the secret of being content breath we take. More than anything, thanking God for another year’s stead, it should be about willingness in any and every situation, whether Thanksgiving should be the time of provision. In the United States, to be content and happy with who well fed or hungry, whether living year when we pause to give special Thanksgiving goes back to the ear- we are and whatever state we find in plenty or in want” (Philippians thanks to God for being alive and ly colonial times. Even though most ourselves – not compared to some- 4:11-12). having the ability to love and care of us are not farmers, millions of one else. I realize “contentment” is con- for one other. people still take time to show grati- This day should be about being sidered a dirty word in some circles. Jim Mathis is the owner of a pho- tude to God for providing for our grateful for the small things that After all, should we not always be tography studio in Overland Park, needs. make life worth living. Not only striving for more? Not necessar- Kansas, specializing in executive, com- There is a curious thing about material things, but also things like ily. Jesus told His followers, “Watch mercial and theatrical portraits, and this annual holiday, however: It has health (or having peace and hope in out! Be on your guard against all operates a school of photography. Jim become easy to confuse “thanksgiv- the midst of poor health); friends kinds of greed; a man’s life does is the author of High Performance ing” with comparing. For instance, and family that we love; and the abil- not consist in the abundance of his Cameras for Ordinary People, a book it is not uncommon to hear people ities and innate gifts that we possess possessions”(Luke 12:15). on digital photography. He formerly say something like, “I am thankful that we can use for the benefit of On the other hand, contentment was a coffee shop manager and execu- for all I have because there are many others. Looking down on someone should not be confused with compla- tive director of CBMC in Kansas City, people who do not have it as good.” less fortunate than us – or looking cency. Other words for contentment Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. Or, “I am thankful that I have a job, up to people we consider more for- are happiness, or peace of mind. It because there are a lot of people tunate than we are – is never healthy. has to do with knowing yourself, who are unemployed.”

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. Don’t Neglect Little Acts of Caring!

A small, generous offer you make to Furthermore, acts of caring and tion of divine mandates, and as contri- thing on paper, or cut and paste to offer a poor or homeless person does not lose kindness do make a positive difference butions for peace on earth through mu- me! Frequently I show those to them its value for that reason when you hap- in the life of the one who receives it tual aid! “People are thankful for acts as proof of my appreciation, my love, pen to extend a similar gesture toward without leaving the one who gives it of kindness, no matter how little,” as my respect, and as a stimulus for them others of a higher status in society. The unrewarded. As I often say, there’s no wisely observed. to act in this fashion toward others as ultimate worth of what you provide is kindness you extend to others that Never consider as too small some- well. “The ripples of kindness keep go- in the contribution made, and the sin- won’t come back to you in multiplied thing which will make an indelible, per- ing out indefinitely” as Dr. James R. cerity of heart with which it was pre- ways! Any good deed has the quality manent impression in another life, which Kok recorded in one of his books. sented! of a boomerang. It’s also a seed which you can rather easily accomplish! By the “It is more blessed to give than to re- Kindness is a quality which is to be keeps on yielding a rich harvest, many same token, receive with joy and grati- ceive,” but those who receive anything shared indiscriminately to every fellow times over! tude whatever good that is extended to also need to give the sincere gratitude human, regardless of one’s station in No one should be exalted on ac- you even if below your own standards of their heart to anyone who presents life. It can be a friendly greeting at a count of giving neither must anyone or short of your immediate need. them with such gift, albeit insignificant public place, the answer to an inquiry be diminished as the one receiving. It I still have in my files drawings made as it may ultimately be! It’s often easier made, directions provided to a certain is a privilege to participate in the give by my children when they were small, to open our wallets or checkbooks and location, a personal word of cheer, or and take which is indispensable in the which so lovingly they offered to me make a contribution to people and causes anything else, great or small, which can smoother functioning of any society. after completion. I continue to collect we shall never physically see; it’s far more contribute to one’s wellbeing at that As social creatures, all are responsible similar expressions of love from my impacting when our offers are accompa- moment, on that day! to one’s neighbor as positive affirma- young grandsons who also draw some- nied by our physical presence as well!

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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FAITH DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE By Rick Warren By Mike Gora Self-Discipline: A Key DADDY? OH…!! If the test proves that you are the Ingredient For Success father obligations for past and future Q: I am a thirty-five-year-old child support will have to be addressed. bachelor, never been married. I was at Your liability for past support might home, recently, watching a pre-season depend on a number of facts, such as Over my many years of working can be sure that others will decide football game, when the phone rang. It whether the mother had known your with people, it has been my obser- for you! “Live life with a due sense was a ten-year-old girl, who lived in an- whereabouts for the entire period, and vation that high achievers usually of responsibility...make the best use other city in Florida. She said that she refused to let you know about your have at least one obvious thing in of your time” (Ephesians 5:15-16). found out that I was her father, by look- daughter’s birth, or had lost track of you and had no means to locate you. common: Personal discipline. Suc- ing through some old papers of her cessful people are willing to do the mother. He mother had told her that Under certain circumstances, the difficult things that average people Successful people manage their we had never married, and that I had Florida statutes limit you liability to a are unwilling to do. money. They learn to live on less died in a car accident before she was few years prior to your gaining knowl- than what they make and they in- born. She found me by doing a search edge of your position. Florida law pro- vest the difference. The value of a on her Mac, for Florida residents with hibits either parent waiving the right to my name, which is not that common. receive child support from the other. As the pastor of a church with budget is that it tells your money If the state of Florida ha supplied over 20,000 attendees under my where you want it to go, rather than I asked her mother’s name, realized that her story might be true, and asked some support to the mother because of care, I have had the opportunity wondering where it went! “The to speak to her mother. She refused, your absence, it might have a claim for to know and counsel many of our wise man saves for the future, but but her mother still lived in the town support against you. There are many area’s most successful business and the foolish man spends whatever he where we had both grown up in Penn- legal rights arising in you behalf and professional leaders. As we have gets” (Proverbs 21:20). sylvania, so it was not hard to find her on behalf of the child. If the young girl is your daughter, met together, they have taught me a address and phone number. How can I lot about success and the traits nec- find out if she really is my daughter? she will be able to inherit from you, if essary to achieve it. Successful people maintain their What are my legal rights and responsi- you have no will, and die owning prop- health. By taking care of them- bilities toward my daughter? How can erty. Children, however can be disin- selves physically, they can accom- I invoke those rights, if I want to? herited. I have observed that successful plish more and enjoy their achieve- A: It seems doubtful that the ten- You will have a right to visitation, people express self-discipline in six ments. “Each of you should control year-old detective you describe will not and other parental rights, if the court his own body, keeping it pure and report her findings to her mom. You sees fit or you and mom can agree. key ways: Of course, care must be taken for the treating it with respect” (1 Thessa- should consider calling her mom and re-establishing some communications. child’s bests inters in establishing some lonians 4:4). normal contact. It is likely that advice Successful people master their If she denies that you are the father, and you want to know the truth, you from a therapist would be a good idea. moods. They live by their commit- can file a paternity suit against the It appears you have your work cut out ments, not their emotions. People Where do YOU need to develop mother to determine the truth through for you. who do the right thing, even when more self-control? The disciplines a DNA test. they don’t feel like it, accomplish you establish today will determine most of what gets done in the world! your level of success tomorrow. But Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Education and Specialization “A person without self-control is as it takes more than just willpower of The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law and is a partner defenseless as a city with broken for lasting self-control. It takes a with Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora can be down walls” (Proverbs 25:28). power greater than yourself. Good reached at [email protected]. intentions, by themselves, often are not enough. Think about this Successful people watch their promise from the Bible: “God does words. They put their minds in gear not give us a spirit of fear, but a before opening their mouths. “He spirit of power, love and self-con- who guards his lips guards his life” trol” (2 Timothy 1:7). He can give (Proverbs 13:3). us the strength and resolve to do the things we cannot do in our own power. Successful people restrain their reactions. How much can you with- stand before you lose your “cool,” Rick Warren is the author of the before your emotions take control? highly acclaimed, best-selling book, The “If you are sensible you will con- Purpose-Drive Life, which has been trol your temper. When someone translated into many languages and wrongs you, it is a great virtue to sold throughout the world. It affirms ignore it” (Proverbs 19:11). the importance of having a carefully considered, clearly expressed purpose to guide everyday life. Successful people stick to their schedules. If you don’t determine how you will spend your time, you www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 12 -Edition 123 From JWJ’s Journal Autism after 21 Group Receives $5,500 in Grant Money By John William Johnson BOCA RATON -- Autism after 21, independently live full and function- recently founded by Michelle Rubin ing lives within our community. This Breakfast Club Talks to help individuals with autism once would be accomplished within a pro- they are no longer eligible for help gram that would promote physical and Death By Gun from their public school system, has mental well-being through therapy, received a $2,500 grant from The Geo employment, education, housing and “You know,” Silas McMarner by handgun. Group to help the organization get off social opportunities. says, “I think I have a solution to the As well, and according to the the ground. For more information, visit autis- whole thing.” Violence Policy Center, “Gun vio- In addition, the National Greek Or- mafter21.org . This morning’s ‘whole thing’ lence places a tremendous burden thodox Ladies Philoptochos Society has donated $3,000 to Autism after 21, turns out to be two things with Mc- on America’s health-care system. at the suggestion of Helen Ballerano, Marner saying he has a solution to Direct medical costs for gunshot a Boca Raton resident active in the So- both health care reform, and deaths wounds total more than $6 million ciety. caused by guns. a day. Nonfatal gunshot wounds Autism after 21, a nonprofit organi- The Breakfast Club pauses, leans are the leading cause of uninsured zation, was formed in 2011 to provide forward.....because this is going to hospital stays in the United States, opportunities and services for autistic be a good one: two ideas with one with an estimated half of such costs adults over the age of 21. Founder borne directly by the public.” Michelle Rubin, whose son was diag- argument. nosed with autism at age 2, is the driv- “I think I have a solution to the At the same time, the much cited ing force behind the group. She rec- whole thing,” McMarner repeats, Second Amendment says: ognized that for many families of an adding quickly: “instead of elimi- “A well-regulated militia, being individual with special needs, it is dif- nating the guns, let’s tax the bul- necessary to the security of a free ficult to find programs once their chil- lets.” state, the right of the people to dren turn 21, even though frequently an individual’s needs do not change He waits five seconds for effect. keep and bear arms shall not be in- The Geo Group’s Pablo Paez, VP of fringed.” simply because their age does. “And then let’s use the money from Autism after 21 will provide young Corporate Relations and Foundation that tax to help pay for health care “That amendment,” says Roscoe, adults with autism spectrum disorders Executive Director and Abraham Cohen, reform, because...... ”. He smiles is his best lawlerly voice, “insures a the life skills training they need to Community Outreach Coordinator, meet with Scott Rubin and Michelle Rubin. that sly fox smile of his, pausing collective right (the right of more even longer now for the rhetorical than one) rather than an individual Boca Historical Society Offers coup-de -grace. right. During the debate over “Well,” Roscoe Bismark asks fi- the Bills of Rights, Elbridge Holiday Happenings at Town Hall nally. “Because what?” Gerry argued that a state militia “Well, guns kill people, and kill- was necessary....” ‘to prevent the es- BOCA RATON – The Boca ing is a sin, so we can make a tax on tablishment of a standing army, the bullets another sin tax.” bane of liberty....whenever govern- Raton Historical Society will McMarner is serious – and per- ments mean to invade the rights and sponsor Holiday Happenings – haps he’s right because without liberties of the people, they always a gift shop sale and reception – attempt to destroy the militia in or- bullets, guns are simply clubs from Dec. 6 from noon to 7 p.m. and which even slow people can run. der to raise an army upon the ruins.’ “ Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at “Yeah,” Roscoe says, finally In short, the Second Amend- warming to the argument (you can ment was to allay fears about a fed- its headquarters in the Old Town tell he’s done so because his news- eral army usurping state authority Hall, 71 North Federal Highway. – and wasn’t about guaranteeing paper is now folded). “Yeah,” he re- Gift shop admission is free peats, “and then let’s sell those bul- an individual’s right to gun owner- lets only in towns with populations ship. Nonetheless, the amendment’s (Museum admission $5 for adults, of 5,000 or less.” goal has been confused and blurred $3 for students, free to members). by the gun lobby over the last two Visitors can celebrate the holi- “Only 5,000 or less?” I ask. centuries to where we now lead the “Right.....look,” he says in his best world in annual deaths by handgun. days at by enjoying refreshments parent to child voice, “the problem “And the solution is tax the bul- and shopping for unique gifts and with people using guns to kill other lets,” McMarner smiles. holiday decorations in the soci- New holiday items are available at the people is primarily in the big cities. Spike Opchinsky then shoots a ety’s Fire Bay Gift Shop. Fire Bay Gift Shop at the Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum. Let’s first tax them, and then sell link sausage bullet at McMarner us- only the bullets in small towns be- ing an elastic band stretched across cause persons in the cities couldn’t his wide hand. find their way there to buy them.” “Tax that,” he laughs. Whether Silas’ plan has merit requires more space than available [email protected] here -- but the United States is, by Next Time: The Breakfast Club far, the world leader is citizen deaths Debates Obamacare.

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Municipal News www.bocaratontribune.com November, 22 through November 29, 2012 Section B Edition 123 - B1 ENTERTAINMENT FOOD REVIEW “The Sessions” TRY PEKING TOKYO Boca a Most Unusual Film MULTINATIONAL ORIENTAL CUISINE Life & See page B3 Arts The Boca Raton Tribune - B Section See page B7 November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 • Year III • Number 123 BBoca Raton’s Holiday Lighting Extravaganza Brings Snow, Fiber Optic Festivities to Mizner Park Amphitheater create the evening’s presentation to be projected onto the amphitheater building. “Mizner Park already has a beau- tiful, traditional, musical tree, so we decided to offer some things that are truly new and innovative,” said Chrissy Biagiotti, Community Rela- tions Manager for the City., “From the music and sound effects to the 3-D and optical illusions, we think everyone is going to be amazed.” Before the lighting presentation there will be plenty of activities, and holiday treats and beverages to enjoy. The Boca Raton Garden Club will be on site showcasing and sell- ing its 2012 commemorative orna- ment, and The Spirit of Giving Net- work will be collecting unwrapped gifts for its annual toy drive. Food and beverage vendors will be on site, so no coolers or outside alcoholic beverages are permit- ted. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. BOCA RATON – The City of in Downtown Boca. Event high- gets better every year,” said Mayor and the lighting celebration starts Boca Raton has announced the re- lights will include real snow, a live Welchel. “It’s always great to see at 7:30 p.m., regardless of weather turn of the annual Holiday Light- ice sculpture demonstration, meet- children and their extended fami- conditions. Parking is available in ing Extravaganza to the Mizner ing Santa Claus, children’s rides and lies, many of whom are visiting for Mizner Park garages. Park Amphitheater, Friday, Novem- activities, a fireworks display and a Thanksgiving, as they enjoy this For more information visit www. ber 23, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. A cel- state-of-the-art virtual tree lighting fun evening together.” mizneramphitheater.com or www. ebration for residents and seasonal ceremony introduced by Mayor Su- Utilizing 3-D image mapping downtownboca.org , call (561) 544- visitors alike, the Holiday Lighting san Whelchel. technology similar to that used 8600 or follow updates on Facebook Extravaganza is a celebration of the “This event has become a favor- during the Super Bowl, Boca Ra- or Twitter @miznerparkamphi. sights and sounds of the holidays ite tradition of our community and ton based Multi Image Group will “Sound of Music” opens Nov. 30 at Delray Playhouse DELRAY BEACH -- As a Naval Officer. It was an assign- ria” and Michael Cartwright as special holiday presentation, the ment that would eventually be- “Capt. Von Trapp.” Julie Cot- Delray Beach Playhouse will come her life’s work. ton and Michael Traylor appear present Rodgers and Hammer- A Broadway hit, “The Sound as the captain’s worldly friends stein’s “The Sound of Music,” of Music” went on to become a from Vienna, “Elsa” and “Max.” beginning Nov. 30 and running successful motion picture. The Maria’s mother Abbess is por- through Dec. 16. songs in the show have become trayed by Marla Gideos. Based on the true story of American standards, including Individual tickets are $30. Stu- Maria and the von Trapp children are the Trapp Family Singers, “The “Do-Re-Mi,” “Edelweiss,” “You dent tickets are $15. For reserva- played by local actors: Top row, from left, Bennett Morgan, Jeannette Thompson, Sound of Music” tells the story Are Sixteen,” “So Long, Fare- tions, call the box office at (561) Harrison Calder. Second row, Madison of a young postulant named Ma- well” and “Climb Every Moun- 523-0723 or contact visit delray- Welz, Grace Perrotta. Third row, Emma ria who became a governess in tain.” [email protected]. Beers, Cossette Gresh, Ava Zausner. the home of Capt. George Von “The Sound of Music” stars Fourth row, Camilia Monrique, Eva Trapp, an autocratic Austrian Jeannette Thompson as “Ma- Gluck, Hannah Youngblood. Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 B2 - Edition 123 Section B

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Dale King & Theater Review Julia Hebert Food Review Marc Kent TRY PEKING TOKYO “Radio Hour” Brings Historic Holiday Flair MULTINATIONAL to Lake Worth Playhouse ORIENTAL CUISINE LAKE WORTH – The Lake Worth “girl singers” – Diane Tyminski, Valen- We sampled 6 soups – Chinese egg Of the four pork dishes, we had fine Playhouse kicks off the holiday season tina Diaz and Ashlley Rodriguez. They drop which was superior, with bits of moo shu pork shards in a delicate pancake. with a nostalgic look at the life, loves all sing to tunes from the keyboard of tomato and other vegetables, hot and A heading of Chef ’s Special includ- and craziness of people involved in live Roger Blakenship, portraying musical sour that was far above average and a ed Calamari Special – fresh calamari in radio broadcasts of the 1940s. director Zoot. special seafood also a fine choice. The black bean sauce. Lovers Shrimp, a dish Aptly named, “The 1940’s Radio The songs are memorable and Thai tom yum goong was spicy and de- with two distinctive flavors – one side Hour” is a fun-filled, family-friendly will probably roll around in you head licious as was the simple Japanese miso. sautéed in a rich tasty basic sauce with evening of theatre arriving just in time through the holidays – From “Merry Appetizers included coconut shrimp a hint of spice, the other in white wine to summon up the holiday spirit. Little Christmas” and “I’ll Never Smile – plump and nicely coated, steamed sauce with snow peas and mushrooms pork dumpling that had too thick a – a clever combination to try. The Pe- The play portrays the final holi- “skin” though hearty. The spring roll king Special is a duo- golden fried beef day broadcast of the struggling Mu- was tasty and the crab Rangoon – made with crispy shrimp plus a special sauce. tual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade as it in roll style- was rich with hot cream There is an excellent special rice with takes to the air during World War II center. The spare ribs were standard deep flavor we enjoyed very much. to record its broadcast for the troops tasting at best. Like curry? – chose from 17 varia- overseas. The Japanese listing of 24 special tions, all served with rice noodles. Like It features hit songs from the era, rolls included a tasty green lobster roll Thai foods ?– chose from 9 offerings. dancing and old-time sound effects cre- – lobster tempura, dynamite, lettuce, Also try any of the 7 Japanese dinner ated right before your eyes. spicy mayo with avocado, a red lobster combinations, 9 sushi dinner combina- roll that included spicy tuna, volcano tions or one of 4 Peking Tokyo boats! “Radio Hour” is the story of a ha- Cast of “1940s Radio Hour” roll (California roll topped with baked Peking Tokyo has a pleasant wine rassed producer whose lead singer is scallops ) and chicken tempura roll, list including a choice of six house often drunk, a delivery boy who wants hot and crunchy. Outstanding taste of wines. Add imported and domestic a chance behind the mike, a second ba- large portions. 17 popular rolls are also beers, both house suggestions and spe- nana who dreams of singing a ballad presented. cial drinks from their full bar. and a trumpet-playing sound effects The seafood heading had crystal There is a children’s menu in addi- man who chooses a fighter plane over shrimp – smooth and light and fine. tion to Chef ’s special of Chinese and Glenn Miller. The standard shrimp in lobster sauce Thai dishes. The show features an excellent cast, was shallow tasting. The standard moo Located at 2874 University Drive well-voiced and groomed in 1940’s goo gai pan chicken dish was somewhat in Coral Springs (954-753-9996) and is style. It’s a well-balanced mix of antics tasteless and boring. The sweet and open 7 days a week. Hours are 11:30AM (in the style of “WKRP in Cincinnati”), sour chicken was well breaded in a nice to 10PM weekdays, 11:30AM to 11PM 40’s tunes and even old commercials. sweet and sour sauce – try it! on Fridays and Saturdays. Seating 270 (Remember how they packaged prod- There are a total of 8 seafood and inside, this family owned and operated ucts like Sal Hepatica, “Pepsi Cola hits 13 chicken dishes in all plus 8 beef and restaurant offers an array of options, so the spot” and Chiquita Banana? You’ll 8 vegetable listings. you may …Go and Enjoy! love it.) My older brother turned me on to the joy of old radio, and I thank him in advance for leading me to the play- Jim Tyminski as Sinatra wannabe house stage for a wonderful evening. Johnny Cantone Nearly stealing the stage – though he is way in the back – is Pops Bailey (Richard Iverson), a crotchety, tense, ALL INCLUSIVE GOLF wizened stage doorkeeper who makes book on the company phone and reads Mention This Ad showgirl magazines. Lou Cohn (Dan- iel Eilola) is a big shot (at least in his own mind) who runs the show and is the sound effects man. Includes Breakfast, Clifton Feddington (Rick Hvizdak) Lunch, Draft Beer is the harried announcer who has the exaggerated radiospeak style down pat. And then there’s Johnny Cantone (Jim & FREE Replays Tyminski), the vocalist and Sinatra Mon-Fri wannabe who drinks, smokes and flirts $ .95 too much. Seniors 60+ 32 $ .95 Cerina Anderson is perfection as Resident 35 TO PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (20 MIN.)

Geneva, the southern Belle who got As Geneva, Cerina Anderson is terrific. Sat & Sun US1 OCEAN AVE. BREEZE her start as a teen performing in swing ND GOLF & 2 FLORIDA TURNPIKE $ .95 I-95 COUNTRY CLUB ballrooms. All Players 32 YAMATO RD. 951ST ST. } Again” to “Ain’t She Sweet” and “Strike TOWN CENTER MALL A1A ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC up the Band.” Additional Specials after 11am. GLADES RD. The stage is filled with 40’s folks – BOCA RATON INTRACOASTAL EXECUTIVE FEDERAL HIGHWAY AIRPORT Andrew Spinelli as the singer/trum- The show is playing through Dec. 2 TO FORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (20 MIN.) peter in a uniform, ready to go to war; at the Lake Worth Playhouse, 713 Lake Marc Sachs as Wally, a delivery boy Avenue, Lake Worth. For tickets, call Ocean Breeze Golf Club | 561-994-0400 | Book Online at www.oceanbreezegolf.com who wants a singing career and the 561-586-6410. 12-0300_BT Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 B4 - Edition 123 Section B

S P O T L I G H T Boca Helping Hands' Annual Thanksgiving Basket Brigade

Boca Helping hands received $15,000 from Jarden Consumer Solutions Community Fund to support operational costs for its Saturday Lunch program for one calendar year. The Saturday Lunch program currently serves between 150 to 170 individuals.

Boca Raton Police Gives Back Steven Abrams Honoered

Steven Abrams has been selected chairman of the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners. This is the first time in nearly 50 Boca Raton Police Deparntment, Neighborhood Officer Riley, helps years that a commissioner from Boca Raton has served as chairman and deliver turkeys in the Pearl City community! 20 years since District 4 held the gavel. Congratulations Commissioner Abrams!

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New Courtyard at Boca Center First Rotary United Boca Raton Unveiled during “Best of Boca” Social Story, photos by Dale King exclusive after party at Rocco’s Tacos. “This is one of our favorite events With over six clubs in Boca Raton this wonderful organization creates,” BOCA RATON – The annual “Best of the season,” said Margaret Mary alone, the Rotary Club Downtown says Alan Kaye of Boca & Beyond” event held Nov. 15 Shuff, publisher of Boca Raton Maga- Boca Raton came up with the idea President, Rotary Club Downtown marked the official kickoff to the social zine, the main sponsor. “We are so to join all the clubs together for one Boca Raton. season. But it was also the occasion to proud to host one of the most stylish social event. “As members of the six All clubs were invited to join the first unveil the new courtyard at Boca Cen- and exquisite events in South Florida, separate Rotary clubs in Boca Raton Rotary United Boca Raton Social, ter, featuring a stage, a water feature and we are honored to partner with the we often miss out on the opportunity sponsored by Rotary Club Down- and lush, tropical landscaping. Hospice of Palm Beach County Foun- to see one another face to face to en- town Boca Raton. The event was a For the second consecutive year, the dation, one of the most respected and joy the camaraderie that belonging to complete success. event was a benefit for Hospice of Palm worthwhile causes around.” Beach County Foundation. As part of the festivities, the maga- Best of Boca & Beyond celebrates zine inducted the 2012 class into its the quality of life enjoyed in and Best of Boca Hall of Fame. The follow- around Boca Raton. It featured local ing individuals/institutions were hon- standouts in a variety of categories, ored for ongoing contributions to the including restaurants, retail, services, community: Lynn University, Office and more. In addition to culinary treats Depot, Boca Raton Resort & Club, Jew- from more than 30 restaurants, guests ish Federation of South Palm Beach enjoyed live music, strolling fashions County, and Jim and Marta Batmasian. and wine and spirits—followed by an

Wendy Rivera and Sasha Connolly at Maui Spa booth.

Margie Kaye and Ron Rubin

Boca’s Rosemary Krieger named Alyssa Landry dances up a storm “Woman of Grace” by Bethesda Hospital at Best of Boca. The 2-year-old is the daughter of Bo and Valeree Landry.

Jim and Marta Batmasian visit Best of Boca with their constant companion.

Chef Melchisedec, left, and Diego from Abe & Louie in Glades Plaza. The ex- ecutive chef there is Brian Nelson.

The Bethesda Hospital Foundation and the Women of Grace Committee presented Rosemary Krieger with its high honor at the November 14 lun- cheon. Krieger was awarded the “Woman of Grace” award, at the Ritz-Carlton in Manalapan. Congratulations Rosemary, from all your friends at the Boca Christmas Tree at Boca Center was lighted Raton Tribune! at Best of Boca 2012. Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 B6 - Edition 123 Section B

Oleda Talks Oleda Baker FOR STRESS RELIEF...how to heal your body, mind and spirit... To relieve stress your body, mind and easily to accomplish this and pamper your- spirit need a break. self: A medical doctor I know in New York • Hang a “DO NOT DISTURB” sign City has a busy practice and a stressful on the bathroom door during every treat- day. When he comes home, he takes a bath ment – yes I have one. without fail. He draws a tub of very warm • Put your favorite plant or flower or water and soaks in it for about twenty min- two in the bathroom. utes. I asked him why. • Add a tranquil painting or two. “When you get out of bed in the morn- • Soft towels – you deserve them. ing, “your body’s organs are more or less • A soft bathroom mat. rested,” he explained. “As the day goes on, • A tub tray, if you don’t have enough those organs, as well as your mind and shelf space close by spirit get put out of sorts due to the day’s • Soft, soothing music, if you wish – stressful wear and tear, as it were. Hydro- nothing loud, and no commercials therapy, a fifteen or twenty minute warm • Something cool (not cold) to drink or bath, relaxes me better than anything sip with a straw. Cool juice is great. else I’ve tried. I can feel myself return- • Have all your Spa Treatment products ing to a calm state, and I believe it’s good at arms length. for my long term health and well being, too. • Make-up cleanser/remover Ever since, I have soaked in a relaxing • Tissues tub of warm water every day I possibly can. • A rough or textured wash cloth. A Hydrotherapy – an Ancient Healing loofa or sponge is OK, too. Practice Achieve Total Relaxation - Here’s How Hydrothermal therapy (hot water Most of us think we know when we are treatment) has been used as a traditional totally relaxed, but we usually are not, not treatment for disease and injury by many even when we’re sleeping. Follow these five cultures, including China and Japan. The steps to make sure you are: ancient Greek healing god, Asklepios, ad- 1. Once your personal spa) is ready, vocated the use of water as medicine. Simi- get into the bathtub and slowly sink into larly, Roman physicians Galen and Celsus the water. Allow all of your shoulders to used therapeutic baths for many remedies. submerge up to your neck, even if you have So, water therapy has been used for centu- to bend your legs and keep your knees out ries to heal the sick. of the water. Make sure your feet are in the A relaxing hot bath can help relieve warm water though. Now get comfortable. congestion, aches and pains and will re- Get so comfortable that you do not have to store energy to your entire body, especially hold up any part of your body – you must the neck and shoulders, which seem to suf- become “dead weight” to get totally re- fer the most under stress. laxed. By expanding your capillaries, the 2. Focus your attention on one part of smallest blood vessels in the body, the warm your body at a time and command it to re- water helps bring more blood to all your lax completely – you’ll feel that part getting organs, providing them with more nour- limp. Relaxing your back and neck muscles ishment. Lying horizontally in a tub also fully is most important. Rest your head on relieves the heart from the burden of hav- either a rolled-up towel, or better yet, a ing to pump against gravity and increases small waterproof head and neck cushion circulation without using extra energy. (you can buy one at most bath supply stores). One of the functions of your skin with It will greatly assist the relaxation process, its millions of pores is the elimination of and help keep your hair dry, as well. toxins. Immersion in warm water for 15 3. Once you are totally relaxed, take a or 20 minutes helps stimulate this process, half dozen or so deep breaths s-l-o-w-l-y, causing perspiration, which in turn, forces and then exhale completely. skin eruptions to emerge more quickly. 4. Think of one of the most pleasant Scientific studies have proved that a things that ever happened to you. Focus on it. warm tub bath has a positive effect on the 5. Now soak for 15 or 20 minutes, pre- nervous system. Warm water stimulates tending you are asleep. Make sure your the nerve ends in your skin, which in return shoulders and the base of your neck remain deliver soothing messages to the organs, immersed in the warm water. Your hydro- glands and muscles in your body. therapy treatment will do the rest. Water therapy is also very effective as Until next time a nontoxic calming agent to soothe your Love, Oleda body and help you get a better night’s sleep. www.oleda.com It acts as a mild tranquilizer, if you do it just before going to bed. Biography: Oleda Baker began her career Taken in the morning, it provides en- as a high fashion model with the prestigious ergy for the day. Wilhelmina Model Agency, in New York City. How to Set Up Your Home Treatment She is the author of ten books on beauty, health Spa and anti-aging and one novel Reluctant God- Your peak of good health, ultimate beau- dess. She is founder and CEO of Oleda and ty and youthful vitality can be attained only Company, Inc., her 40-year-old anti-aging when your body, including your internal or- products company for skin, hair, diet, energy, gans, mind, and spirit are in harmony. But nutritional supplement products as well as spe- you don’t have to go to a health spa, spend cial makeup (www.oleda.com). 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Entertainment Skip Sheffield “The Sessions” a Most Unusual Film “The Sessions” is a most unusual film. ful, both in face and body, but it is her Before I go any further let me add that love and understanding that moves the I think it has Oscar-worthy perfor- viewer. This is the best performance mances by stars John Hawkes and Hel- of her career. en Hunt and co-star William H. Macy “The Sessions” is sad too. Losing his as well as writer-director Ben Lewin. virginity at age 38 gave Mark more What makes “The Sessions” so unusu- self-confidence and desire to have a al is that it is about surrogate sex, yet relationship with an ordinary wom- it is not really about the act of sex. It an. Perhaps because of this he defied is about friendship, love and redemp- odds by living until age 49. Granted Emotional illness is nothing to laugh tells John Moncure March’s poem of it was a short life, but “The at, but “Silver Linings” makes recov- 1928 and a time of sex, jazz, booze Sessions” dramatically ery most entertaining. and vaudeville performers Burrs and proves life can be fulfilling Queenie. The couple quarrels and even under the harshest of Three stars Queenie decides to throw a party to handicaps, humiliate Burrs. The cast includes Outre Theatre Throws a “Wild Party” Mark A. Harmon, Sharyn Peoples, Four stars Emile Paap, Ben Solomor, Julia Tina- Boca Raton has a new theater com- ya, Alvaro D’Amico, Giordan Diaz, “Silver Linings Playbook” pany and Andrew Lippa’s “The Wild Courtney Poston, Mickey Jaiven, Luis is about a handicap not of Party” inaugurates the season Friday, E. Mora and Kaitlyn O’Neill, with the body but of the mind. Nov. 23 in the black box theater of Mark Brown-Rodriguez as Black, Pat Solitano (Bradley Coo- Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center. Christina Groom as Kate, Sabrina per) has just been released Outre Theatre Company is the name Gore as Queenie and Tom Anello as tion. Oh, and it is based on the true after eight months in a psychiatric fa- of the new group. Its slogan is “Think- Burrs. story of poet Mark O’Brien, who was cility. A high school English teacher, ing Outside the Stage.” Shows are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday confined to an iron lung for most of his melt down has cost him his job, his Artistic director Skye Whitcomb and 5 p.m. Sunday through Dec. 9. his life due to the destructive effects of wife Nikki (Brea Bee) and his house. and managing director Nori Tecosky Call 954-300-2149 or go to www.out- polio he contracted at age 6. Pat is picked up by his ever-loving present “The Wild Party,” which re- retheatrecompany.com. The amazing John Hawkes (“Winter’s mother Dolores (Jackie Weaver), who Bone”) plays Mark O’Brien. Though takes him back to the Philadelphia Mark is in an iron lung he can still home he grew up in. write, using a pencil clenched between His father Pat Sr. (Robert Di Niro) isn’t his teeth. Mark requires constant care, thrilled, but he tries to give his oddball but he does get out of his iron lung son some space. Pat Jr. went through and his house, thanks to his helpers. A some kind of 12-step program called devout Catholic, the Berkeley, Califor- Excelsior and now he is a fitness ad- nia resident regularly goes to confes- dict, jogging around the neighbor- sional with his parish priest, Father hood with his upper torso wrapped in Brendan (William H. Macy). a black plastic garbage bag. Father Brendan is as an unusual a On one of his jogs Pat encounters Tif- priest as Mark O’Brien is a polio sur- fany (Jennifer Lawrence), a girl with vivor. There is nothing Mark can’t tell problems of her own. Tiffany is also Father Brendan. When he tells him he recently divorced and down in the longs to experience sexual union with dumps. She is mutually acquainted a woman, and is thinking of hiring a with Pat’s ex-wife, and when Pat asks sexual surrogate, Father Brendan un- her to deliver a letter to Nikki (she has derstands and gives his blessing. a restraining order against Pat), Tif- Cheryl Cohen Greene (Helen Hunt) is fany agrees. the woman Mark hires. She lays down In return for that favor, Pat agrees to strict rules. There will be no more than take a stab at Tiffany’s request for him six sessions; no socializing other than to be her dance partner in a local com- the therapy, and perish the thought of petition. becoming emotionally involved. Cher- Writer-director David O. Russell yl is married and her husband knows (“The Fighter”) has thrown a little of what she does, but there are limits. everything into this feel-good comedy. Cheryl is infinitely patient with Mark, Pat’s family are rabid fans of the Phil- who though a paraplegic, can achieve adelphia Eagles. If you are a partisan, erection and orgasm. you will love that. Director Lewin, a polio survivor him- Jennifer Lawrence made her spectacu- self, uses a light touch in the awkward, lar screen debut at age 19 in “Winter’s tentative sexual encounters. “The Ses- Bone” with John Hawkes. Lawrence sions” is actually quite funny at times. has an irresistible, vulnerable, yet Fumbling sex is after all, pretty funny. scrappy appeal that serves her charac- John Hawkes went to great lengths ter well. to approximate the shriveled, twisted Bradley Cooper is enormously earnest physique of his character. Helen Hunt and naïve as Pat, and therefore quite is warm and completely selfless as funny. Di Niro has relaxed a bit as Cheryl, and dignified even when she the apoplectic pop, and Jacki Weaver bares all. Helen Hunt is 49 and beauti- makes the perfect mother lioness.

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MunicipalThe Boca Raton Tribune News GFWC Boca Raton Woman’s Club West Concedes Victory to Murphy after Presents Medical Scholarship Awards Story, photos by Barbara McCormick they will find a job in our community, Long Ballot Battle making Boca Raton their home,” stated BOCA RATON -- Members of President Gwen Herb. the Greater Federated Women’s Club, Following the Awards ceremonies, Boca Raton Chapter, officials repre- Chris Boniforti, Chief Information Of- senting Boca Raton area universities ficer at Lynn University, gave a presen- and members of the new Downtown tation detailing the year of preparation Rotary Club recently gathered at Ruth the university spent to accommodate Chris Steak House in Boca Raton for a the National Presidential Debate, held celebration luncheon and presentation Oct. 22 on the Lynn campus in Boca of awards generated from the 2012 Raton “Honor Your Doctor Luncheon,” and “The Fifteenth Annual Honor Your the Helen M. Babione Medical Schol- Doctor Luncheon will be held on March arship Fund. The fund was established 20, 2013 at the Broken Sound Country to assist and encourage area students Club,” announced Event Chair Janice studying in the medical field. Williams. “We are excited to announce Gwen Herb, BRWC president, wel- the new Downtown Boca Rotary Club comed members and guests and shared will partner with the Boca Raton Wom- the opening ceremonies with Charlotte an’s Club to assist in making the 15th Robinson, who gave the invocation and Annual Scholarship Luncheon a larger, led the salute to the flag. more wonderful and successful event.” For the presentation of the schol- Patrick Murphy Allen West arship checks, Gwen Herb was assisted by Janice Williams, “Honor Your Doc- After a lengthy ballot battle that hear your voice,” said the congress- tor Scholarship Luncheon” Chair, and included two court challenges and man-elect. “I campaigned on a mes- joined by Helen Babione, for whom the several recounts, incumbent U.S. Rep. sage of reaching across the aisle to Scholarship was named. On hand to ac- Allen West has conceded victory to his get things done for the people of the cept the awards were: challenger, Patrick Murphy. West was Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches, Dr. Marlaine C. Smith, Dean & Pro- seeking election to his second term and that is as important in this fessor, Florida Atlantic University Col- in Congress, but his first in the newly district as it is in Washington. I am lege of Nursing, created District 18. West was elected excited and honored to get to work.” Kari Oeltjen, Director of Develop- in 2010 in the former District 22. ment, FAU College of Medicine, Front row, from left, John Gallo, Helen Until this week, Republican West had Dr. Bernadette Russell, Provost, Babione and Dr. Bernadette Russell, “I appreciate Congressman West’s refused to concede to the Democratic Palm Beach State College Back row, from left, Dr. Marlaine C. gracious concession today,” Murphy foe. West challenged vote totals in John Gallo, Retired Director of De- Smith, Kari Oeltjen, Janice Williams, told the Boca Raton Tribune after St. Lucie County and went to court in velopment, Lynn University. Chair, Honor Your Doctor Scholarship receiving word from West on Tues- that county and Palm Beach County “We wish to support the students, Luncheon and Gwen Herb, President, day morning. “I am truly humbled demanding a recount. showing them that the people in Boca Boca Raton Woman’s Club. that the voters of the 18th district Raton really care for them, hoping that have entrusted me to represent them Since Election Day, West has trailed when they complete their schooling, in Washington.” Murphy, but the margin was always just a little higher than the .5 percent “To those who supported my oppo- which, under Florida laws, demands nent, my door is open and I want to an automatic recount. Newspapers, inserts stolen from Boca Raton Tribune building BOCA RATON – Boca Police are for lunch, but they were gone when he searching for the thief or thieves who returned about 20 minutes later. stole thousands of copies of the Boca He said the boxes contained a total From left, Charlotte Robinson, From left, Charlotte Robinson, Raton Tribune along with additional of about 30,000 advertising supple- MFront row, from left, John Gallo, Marilyn Surrett, Connie Neilsin thousands of advertising inserts from ments. Some two-thirds of those boxes outside the Boca Raton Tribune build- were taken, he told police. ing at 399 NW Second Ave. at mid-day Investigators also noted some van- Extension Service sponsoring free diabetes workshop on Friday, Nov. 16. dalism to a car parked near the spot Publisher Douglas Heizer told po- where the papers were taken. The Palm Beach County Coopera- nurse students will be testing for glu- lice he discovered the theft when he The publisher said he has heard that tive Extension Service will sponsor a cose and blood pressure. returned from lunch early in the after- other newspapers are being stolen from free diabetes workshop Friday, Nov. 30 Collaborators in the workshop in- noon. He reported that about 6,000 vending boxes by thieves who sell them from 9 am. To 1 p.m. at Mounts Bo- clude CVS Pharmacy, PBC Depart- bundled copies of the Thanksgiving by the pound to scrap paper companies. tanical Gardens auditorium, 531 N. ment of Health, Academy of Nurs- edition the paper were taken along with The advertising inserts fetch a higher Military Trail, West Palm Beach. ing and Health Occupations and Palm thousands of boxed advertising inserts. price because they are printed on heavi- The workshop will include presen- Beach County Parks and Recreation Heizer said the newspapers were er, glossy paper. tations by a CVS pharmacist, regis- Department. dropped off from the printer about 3 Heizer said there has never been an tered dietitian certified diabetes edu- Participants must call (561) 233- a.m. Friday and were left in their usual incident of papers being stolen from cator and a fitness expert. Registered 1742 to register. spot outside the building. 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Municipal News www.bocaratontribune.com November, 22 through November 29, 2012 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 123 - 23 Upcoming events planned by THE CITIZENS VOICE FAU, Boca Chamber By Al Zucaro BOCA RATON – The following events are being planned by Florida Atlantic SOUTH HEALTHCARE ADVOCACY A Celebration of AMERICANA… University: NETWORK (S.H.A.N.) simply outstanding! When: Wednesday, November 28 / 8:30 Wednesday, November 28, 7 p.m. a.m. to 10:00 a.m. If ever a person or place merits who, with their generosity, made Band-o-Rama Concert Where: MD Prevent, 5130 Linton Blvd., the proverbial ‘key to the city’, Lynn this experience possible. Sponsor- Kaye Auditorium, FAU Student Union, Suite H-1, Delray Beach University, its President, Dr. Kevin ing the event was the Len Chamber Boca Raton campus Ross, and the entire university staff Charitable Trust, Sanford and Mar- Donation of $10 at the door RIBBON CUTTING - PEARLE VI- do….What an incredible experience ion Goldstein Trustees. Also spon- 561-297-3853 SION - BOCA RATON they provided to all of us here in the soring the event was PNC Bank Enjoy the spectacle of FAU’s Bands, When: Wednesday, November 28 / 5:30 city of Boca Raton. Thank you…. with a generous corporate sponsor- Being on the world stage for the ship. These organizations provided gathered together on one night! Bands in- p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Presidential Debate would never hundreds of citizens a wonderful clude FAU Wind Ensemble, FAU ‘Wings Where: 21126 St. Andrews Blvd. have been accomplished without evenings under the stars, an evening of Swing’ Jazz Band, FAU Marching their courageous actions. Being that should not be easily forgotten. Owls, and special guests. RIBBON CUTTING - DIAGNOSTIC on the world stage because of this Lynn University continues to CENTERS OF AMERICA event has elevated Boca Raton to demonstrate its community partici- Friday, November 30, 7 p.m. and Saturday, When: Thursday, December 6 / 5:00 p.m. international status with dignity, pation. The tag line associated with December 1, 1 and 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. confidence, and virtually without the event is “When talent meets in- Dances We Dance Holiday Showcase Where: 8142 Glades Road incident. spiration, the results are extraordi- University Theatre, FAU Boca Raton Kudos must also be given to the nary.” This is oh so very true. campus NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION city administration, the police and Boca Raton’s inspirational re- Admission $10, Children under 12 $5 When: Tuesday, December 11 / 11:45 fire personal and the city council/ sources are significant. In the www.fauevents.com or 1-800-564-9539 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. CRA for bringing the event to the downtown we have a world class people in the Mizner Park Amphi- amphitheater that now seems to be Come join us as we celebrate the holi- Where: Sunday House, 106 S. Swinton theater on the actual evening of the reaching its stride. We have a cul- days! FAU Department of Theatre and Avenue, Delray Beach debate. Well Done….. tural arts center that has the capac- Dance presents the second annual Dances But perhaps the most unexpected ity to be world class but is so very We Dance: Celebrating the Holidays. TRUSTEE HOLIDAY PARTY event took place two week after the underutilized at this time and we Faculty, students, and guest choreogra- (Trustees Only) debate….On Sunday evening, No- have a willing local government phers showcase ballet, modern, jazz, and Save The Date vember 4, the Leadership Society ready to take their bows on the ballroom dances with literal to abstract Tuesday, December 11 / 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 of Lynn University, in cooperation world stage. themes honoring several of our yearly p.m. with the city of Boca Raton, con- Also in our community are a holidays. ducted a free concert for the public myriad of other educational and cul- MEMBERSHIP BREAKFAST to say THANK YOU to the com- tural venues. Before Boca Raton can Sunday, December 2, 7 p.m. When: Thursday, December 13 / 7:45 munity. Imagine they are saying really become a significant interna- Handel’s Messiah a.m. to 9:15 a.m. thank you to us….amazing. tional business destination, we need A CELEBRATION of AMER- to extend our hand in friendship to University Theatre, FAU Boca Raton Where: Boca Raton Resort & Club, The ICANA featured the Lynn Uni- other global participants. We need campus Waldorf Astoria Collection, 501 E. versity’s Conservatory of Music to demonstrate with culture and Tickets $10 Camino Real Orchestra under the direction of with the arts that the world is wel- www.fauevents.com or 1-800-564-9539 Dr. Jon Robertson and performing come here. Events like this Celebra- GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMIT- musical selections demonstrating a tion of Americana and the Brazilian The following events are planned by the TEE cross-section of America’s culture festival are good a start. Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Com- When: Thursday, December 13 / 11:30 and diversity. Selections included Culture always precedes com- merce. All events are in Boca Raton a.m. to 12:30 p.m. jazz, country, Broadway musicals merce. That is a given. The city unless otherwise indicated. Details about Where: Boca Chamber, 1800 N. Dixie and even a breathtaking rendition council, in this year’s goals setting all of these events are available at www. Highway of Superman’s March, highlighting session, committed to the advance- BocaRatonChamber.com their almost superhuman effort of ment of the thought. Management SMART TALK FOR WOMEN the past year. has been tasked to establish a “Sister Also performing to the crowd’s City” program this fiscal year. That SOCIAL SECURITY - CALCULA- When: Tuesday, December 18 / 11:30 delight were four outstanding vo- would be a good thing….However, TIONS & TAXATION (NAIFA) a.m. to 1:30 p.m. calists; to wit: Neil Nelson, baritone, since the goal setting session, there When: Tuesday, November 27 / 9:00 a.m. Where: Ruth’s Chris Steak House, 225 Kristen DiNonno, soprano, Brian has been little news on this item. It to 10:30 a.m. N.E. Mizner Boulevard Ricci, tenor and Nadege Bellande is essential that the council continue Where: Boca Chamber, 1800 N. Dixie Robertson, mezzo-soprano. All to advance this as a strategic objec- Hwy 31st ANNUAL HOLIDAY AUCTION were terrific but a special shout out tive. When: Wednesday, December 19 / 5:30 to Ms. Robertson for a ‘hot’ rendi- Councilwoman Scott is the en- SMART TALK FOR WOMEN - 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. tion of the classic song, “Fever”, one ergy behind this effort. She needs SEATS LEFT Where: Via Mizner Golf and Country of my all-time favorites. to get out front on this and make When: Tuesday, November 27 / 11:30 Club, 6200 Boca No concert celebrating Ameri- her presence known inside the na- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Del Mar Drive cana would be complete without a tional organization of sister cities Where: Ruth’s Chris Steak House, 225 salute to our nation’s armed forces and she need to participate with the as well a salute to the patriotic heri- world community at their locations NE Mizner Blvd. tage and history of our great land. in Miami and in Atlanta. Between This concert was no exception. these two world class cities, most of Renditions of America the Beauti- the world’s nations have diplomat- Glades Road Branch Library to Close for a Week ful and God Bless America were de- ic posts. These are good places to BOCA RTAON -- The Glades Road West Boca Branch Library, 18685 State signed to inspire the crowd and to start…. Branch Library will be closed for re- Road 7, Boca Raton, while the Glades set the stage for the fireworks finale The world is at our doorstep....we pairs from 5 p.m. on Saturday, Novem- Road Branch is closed. Call 561-470- by Zambelli, truly a delightful sur- need to invite them in…. ber 24 through Sunday, December 2. 1600 for more information. prise…. Patrons are asked to please visit the Kudos also must be awarded to Al Zucaro those sponsors and contributors Municipal News www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 24 -Edition 123 PHYSICAL The Boca Raton Tribune POETRY Special Inserts are Here! Call to Advertise in just one, or take advantage of our multi-issue discounts

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BusinessThe Boca Raton Tribune Economic Outlook for Boca in 2013 topic of Chamber Luncheon BOCA RATON --The Greater Park at Florida Atlantic University. ty.” said Troy M. McLel- Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce’s “The Greater Boca Raton Chamber lan, CCE, president & CEO Trustee Luncheon was held Wednes- of Commerce was pleased to bring of the Greater Boca Raton day Nov. 14 at the Boca Country Club. Chamber of Commerce. “We The topic, Economic Outlook in 2013, thank them for recognizing drew a crowd of more than 100 trust- the importance of the Great- ee members and VIPs er Boca Raton community It featured a panel of CEOs and di- and taking the time to meet rectors who answered audience ques- with us.” tions. On the panel was Kelly Small- ridge, president and CEO, Business The Trustee Member- Development Board of Palm Beach ship Program was founded County, Inc.; Jorge Pesquera, presi- in 1999 to bring together se- Slide created by Kelly Smallridge showing dent and CEO, Palm Beach County Kelly Smallridge, Jorge Pesquera and nior level executives whose caring and economic development in Palm Beach County Convention and Visitors Bureau and Douglas Sáenz to Boca Raton to speak commitment to the community is the Douglas Sáenz, director, Industry and to the exclusive Trustee members of foundation for the Greater Boca Raton Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JM Economic Relations, Workforce Al- the Chamber. It was encouraging to Chamber of Commerce’s continued Family Enterprises, NCCI Inc., Office liance. The moderator was Andrew hear what they are doing to promote growth. More than 185 businesses are Depot and Town Center at Boca Ra- Duffell, president and CEO, Research business in South Palm Beach Coun- involved in the program, including ton. Email your Business News, promotions and acknowledgements to Chris Catoggio at: [email protected]. Three physicians join Boca Raton News from PBSC: Why Small Regional Hospital staff Business Needs Veterans BOCA RATON -- Boca Raton Regional Hospital By Palm Beach State College Small Business Development Center has added the following physicians to its medical staff: Rishi Sheth, MD, specializes in neurological sur- Hiring a vet- offers businesses that hire veterans gery. He attended medical school at the University eran is good busi- with service-connected disabilities a Medical School of Debrecen in Debrecen, Hungary. ness for your small business. Not maximum credit of $9,600 per vet- He completed his internship, residency and his spine only are veterans highly-skilled and eran. surgery fellowship at Jackson Memorial Hospital in have military values that help them Business owners may also be Miami. Dr. Sheth’s research fellowship was done at excel in civilian positions, but also able to get reimbursed for train- Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. because they are used to a fast-paced ing newly hired veterans through Todd Roth, MD, is board certified in pediatrics work environment that is results- the Workforce Investment Act of and specializes in pediatric cardiology. He attended driven. 1998, which provides high-quality medical school at St. Georges University School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies. His internship, In addition to that, there are also job training through state and local residency and fellowship programs were completed at several financial incentives to hiring workforce development systems. Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va. a veteran: For more on this topic, or for no- Vivienne Clarke, MD, specializes in pediatrics. The Returning Heroes Tax cost consulting with certified busi- She attended medical school at Howard University Credit, passed in November of ness analysts, including growth ac- College of Medicine in Washington, D.C. She com- 2011, provides businesses that hire celeration consultants and PTAC pleted her residency at Crozer Chester Medical Cen- unemployed veterans with a maxi- specialists, contact the SBDC at ter in Upland, Pennsylvania. mum credit of $5,600 per veteran. 561-862-4726 or email sbdc@palm- beachstate.edu Todd Roth, MD ,Rishi Sheth, MD, The Wounded Warriors Tax Vivienne Clark, MD Credit, also passed last November, BUSINESS BITS Chemtura Corp., a Philadel- rectly to ADT’s chief executive the third quarter 2012 of $411.5 force Development honoree by the phia chemical company, said it has officer, Naren Gursahaney, Ordua million compared to total revenues Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber reached an agreement to sell its an- will be responsible for technology of $395.7 million for the third of Commerce at its recent annual tioxidant and UV stabilizers busi- vision and strategy across the en- quarter 2011. GEO’s revenues and Salute to Business Awards ceremo- ness, which makes additives that tire company. He will create a stra- other financial data are presented ny. The event recognizes organiza- combat degradation from oxygen tegic roadmap for the full lifecycle throughout as retrospectively re- tions, institutions and individuals and sunlight. SK Capital Partners, of new and existing solutions; help vised for discontinued operations. that bring opportunity and eco- a private investment firm with of- define future solution and product GEO reported income from con- nomic prosperity to the community fices in New York and Boca Raton, architecture and functionality and tinuing operations for the third through diversity, education, entre- agreed to pay $200 million for the strengthen ADT’s relationships quarter 2012 of $16.5 million, or preneurship, hospitality, personal business, which had $390 million in with key technology companies to $0.27 per diluted share, compared achievement, philanthropy and revenues in the 12 months ended position the company as a partner to income from continuing opera- trade. “It is such an honor for Flor- Sept. 30, Chemtura said. of choice. tions of $20.7 million, or $0.33 per ida Atlantic University to be rec- BOCA RATON -- The ADT BOCA RATON -- The GEO diluted share for the third quarter ognized by the Greater Fort Lau- Corporation announced that Ar- Group, Inc. has reported its fi- of 2011. derdale Chamber of Commerce for thur Ordua will assume the role nancial results for the third quar- FORT LAUDERDALE -- Flor- our contributions in education and of chief innovation officer. In this ter and first nine months of 2012. ida Atlantic University has been workforce development,” said FAU newly created job, reporting di- GEO reported total revenues for named a 2012 Education and Work- President Mary Jane Saunders.

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BOCA RATON – The following Fabric To East Boca is a special letter from Troy McLel- lan, president and CEO of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce: Dear citizens of Boca Raton, During this holiday season and al- ways, we give thanks for your partici- pation in the Chamber and appreciate your confidence in us. Counting you among our membership is something for which we are truly grateful. The Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce was created 60 years ago, when community leaders understood the importance of member businesses supporting each other. Marketers used the services of local printers. Painters Between Black Friday and Cyber purchased their paint and brushes lo- Monday is a day dedicated to support- cally. Repairs and improvements were ing small businesses nationwide. Last Formally at the Regency Court All the products that are at made by small, local contractors. Busi- year, more than 100 million people Plaza on the corner of Jog and Ya- French Riviera are authentic French ness grew, as did Chamber member- came together to Shop Small® in their matto, French Riviera is bringing products that are imported straight ship, and the cycle of progress contin- communities on Small Business Satur- their famous scotchgarded fabric to from the southern side of France. ued....BUY CHAMBER! day®. If you Buy Chamber, you help East Boca on 132 NE 3nd Street. “French Riviera is the name given ‘Buy Chamber’ is a movement that ensure that tax dollars spent in our community come back to our commu- For the past 10 years, French to the southern side of France,” has helped stimulate the local economy. said Labouro. “So our name, French Chamber members are encouraged to nity. These tax dollars allow the cities Riviera was located at the Regency to provide the services needed to pro- Riviera, is very authentic to the type BUY products and services from fellow Court Plaza on the corner of Jog Chamber members. tect our business investments and en- and Yamatto, “We were there for of goods we sell.” hance our beautiful community. All of our members - both large 10 years,” said owner, Stephanie “Our products are what sets us On behalf of the Boca Chamber, we Labouro. “I wanted to see what else apart from the rest,” affirmed La- and small - are invested in the suc- cess of Boca Raton and the surround- would like to wish you and yours a safe was out there aside from that corner bouro. “We wanted to ‘conquer’ a ing communities. Large corporations and happy Thanksgiving holiday! on Jog and Yamatto.” different side of town, so we are have strong local philanthropic efforts eager to start working on the East The French Riviera has a long that put dollars into our local economy. Sincerely, list of specialty products that in- Side of Boca Raton.” These businesses have employees who clude their famous scotchgarded Stop by French Rivera anytime live locally, whose children attend lo- cotton tablecloths & fabrics, lampes from Monday through Saturday cal schools and who are significantly Troy M. McLellan, CCE, FCCP berger, lavender sachets, ceramics, from 10am-6pm. Look for their invested in the community’s future. Our small business members also live President & CEO scented candles, and specially im- special 20% off coupon inside this and work locally, raise families, and put Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce ported French jam. week’s Boca Raton Tribune! their tax dollars into our community.

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SportsThe Boca Raton Tribune Strikers Exercise 2013 Options on Restrepo, Glaeser, Ramos, and Gordon By: Pedro Heizer goal of winning a championship in 13. 2013.” “I was a little disappoint- The Strikers have started their off- Restrepo was one of those key core ed with the way the sea- season on a positive note by pick- players the Strikers could not go son finished. I felt that ing up the club option on four play- without. both as a team and indi- ers, Walter Restrepo, Matt Glaeser, Despite a knee injury suffered on vidually this season could Hosman Ramos, and Scott Gordon. August 15 that sidelined him for the have gone better,” said “I’m really excited and feel privi- rest of the season, Restrepo had an Glaeser of the way the leged to have an opportunity to outstanding 2012 season earning a Fort Lauderdale Strik- keep playing for a club like the unanimous selection to the NASL’s ers 2012 season came to Strikers,” said Scott Gordon. “We Best XI team alongside teammate an end with a 3-1 loss to have high expectations for the up- Mark Anderson. Restrepo was also the Carolina RailHawks coming season and I’m excited to the NASL League leader in assists in the first round of the get back to work.” with eight. NASL Playoffs. “We had The Strikers, who have been mak- “It’s great being able to come back some positives though, ing all the right moves in order to and play for the Strikers,” said Re- young players stepped up be one of the better teams in the strepo. “We have a great group of and played well this sea- league, have championship aspira- guys here in Fort Lauderdale and I son.” added Glaeser. tions as they look to bring the Soc- feel comfortable with this club.” Scott Gordon, who start- cer Bowl to Fort Lauderdale for According to Restrepo, the knee ed the season in Major the first time in the history of the rehab is going well and says he’s League Soccer with Chi- franchise. looking for a return to the pitch in vas USA, played in only Earlier this offseason, Fort Lau- March, “I cannot wait to be back to 22 games with the Strik- derdale resigned rookie sensation full rhythm and help this team suc- ers but his big body was Mark Anderson, and Pecka and ceed.” a crutial in a Strikers de- now with the club picking up the Glaeser, who had a record season fense in which at times option on four of its core players, for the Strikers this past season, has was shaky before Gor- cer Bowl to Fort Lauderdale, the the Strikers are on track to be one been one of the Strikers most reli- don’s return to Fort Lauderdale. Strikers are poised for a fantastic of the teams to beat in the NASL able players in the past few years. Gordon scored one goal and had 2013 Season. next season. This season, Glaeser broke some one assists this past season. “Every season I expect us to con- “We’ve built a solid core group of franchise record to go along with Rookie Hosman Ramos appeared in tend for a championship,” said Matt players within our organization,” his solid season. He became the 12 matches for the yellow and red Glaeser as he echoed the thoughts said Strikers head coach Daryl team’s all-time leader in saves with seven starts. of his head coach. “With a solid Shore. “Being able to keep them (191), wins (20), games played (55), With core players intact and a core group returning, I see no rea- together is key to reaching our and is tied for first in shutouts with front office eager to bring the Soc- son why we can’t win the league.” FAU Football Loses to FIU in Shootout The Florida Atlantic University lock to Wayne Times. football team found itself on the FAU (3-8, 2-5 Sun Belt) answered losing end of an offensive shoot- on the first drive of the fourth out against rival FIU, falling 34- quarter as Wilbert found Jenson 24 in a nationally televised contest Stoshak for a 60-yard touchdown Friday at the FAU Stadium. pass. Senior quarterback Graham Wil- The offensive fireworks contin- bert threw for 403 yards and two ued on FIU’s next drive. Kedrick touchdowns in the loss. Rhodes scored on a one-yard rush FIU (3-8, 2-5 Sun Belt) held a at the 10:45 mark of the fourth 14-10 halftime advantage. Then, quarter. FAU’s Jonathan Wallace capped a FAU’s William Dukes caught six play, 61-yard drive with a one- six passes for 116 yards. Daniel yard touchdown run. The score McKinney had a team-high seven gave the host a 17-14 lead with receptions and Stoshak recorded 6:43 left in the third quarter. 108 receiving yards. Nexon Dor- The lead did not last long. FIU’s vilus caught a first quarter touch- Richard Leonard returned the down pass. ensuing kickoff 100 yards for a The Owls will close the 2012 sea- score. The Panthers would take son at home against the Univer- a 27-17 lead in the final minute sity of Louisiana on December 1, of the third quarter on a 15-yard at 3 p.m. The program will honor Photos by Daphne Markey / www.MarkeySportsPhoto.com touchdown pass from Jake Med- its seniors prior to the game. Sports www.bocaratontribune.com November 22, 2012 through November 29, 2012 30 -Edition 123 Chris Bosh is Playing Big for Miami By: Matt Pineda be used as a shooting threat to help space the floor. And scoring 19+PPG Chris Bosh was always reluctant to without a play being ran for you is im- move to the center position through- pressive. Bosh’s current 55% shooting out his career. But as he saw the HEAT would be a career high. Chris is shoot- win the 2012 NBA Championship with ing a career best 86% from the charity him starting at center, his opinion may strip, and doing all this in a career low have changed. 32 minutes per game. Bosh, this season, has started all 11 Coach Spoelstra has been able to man- games for the HEAT at center. While age everyone’s minutes very well oth- Miami has a modest 8-3 record, Bosh er than the occasional over usage of has seen strides in his game that hasn’t LeBron James, who is so essential to been there before. Bosh has led Miami the team.

in scoring 4 out of the 11 games, and Bosh has adapted well to playing the has already racked up a 40 point game center spot for Miami. He has to pos- earlier this year against Phoenix. sibility of even starting for the Confer- So far, Chris is averaging 19.6 PPG on ence in the All-Star game if he keeps 55% shooting. In his previous two sea- playing so well. Bosh will eventually sons, Bosh scored 18.7 and 18.0 PPG struggle against the monsters of the on 49% and 48% shooting, respective- middle like Tyson Chandler, Dwight ly. Maybe the most telling part that’s Howard and Andrew Bynum. But Mi- not included in those statistics is that ami’s weapons on offense must also be Miami does not run plays for Chris adapted to by the opposing teams. anymore. Bosh’s production is simply The move to the middle by Bosh has based on him finding the right spots opened up so much for Miami. It in spacing the floor, and cleaning up means more time for Allen, Battier and plays off the boards or screens. Bosh Cole, and less time for offensively chal- has found his perfect role in Miami. lenged Joel Anthony and Dexter Pit- Because of the unique abilities of tman. When Miami becomes sound Dwyane Wade and LeBron James, defensively again, they will be a very Bosh isn’t needed for isolation or plays challenging team to beat. ran for him. He is simply allowed to Bosh has played big for Miami.

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