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JACKSONVILLE summertime Amelia Island Getaway | Espeto Brazilian Steakhouse | An Exceptional Month of Music | CATS interview free monthly guide to entertainment and more | june 2008 | www.eujacksonville.com people who don’t read the news are uninformed...people who do are misinformed -Mark Twain JACKSONVILLE.COM 2 JUNE 2008 | eu jacksonville monthly contents 6 16 9 feature music page 6-7 amelia island getaway page 22-25 music events page 26-27 lynyrd skynyrd a better u page 28 free outdoor music page 28 route 66 returns page 8-9 changing careers page 9 a greener u page 10 meditation garden theatre & culture page 11 fi t to be square page 30-31 cultural events page 32 cats – interview home page 13 netscapades visual arts page 14 notes from the bachelor pad page 33 art events page 34 moca takes the cake dish page 15 dish update + food events movies page 16 espeto brazilian steakhouse page 35-36 june movies + special showings page 17 bottega di bella sera page 37 reader’s theater – summer book movies page 18 american beach cookbook page 38 summer movies for kids family page 18 family events page 19-20 vacation in your own town june 08 34 19 37 eujacksonville.com | JUNE 2008 3 * eu staff managing director Shelley Henley creative director Rachel Best Henley senior writer food editor Rick Grant Erin Thursby specialty features Jon Bosworth contributing writers Kellie Abrahamson Jennifer McCharen Laura Britton Troy Spurlin Brenton Crozier Richard Teague Dick Kerekes Tom Weppel Published by EU Jacksonville Newspaper. P.O. Box 11959, Jacksonville, FL 32239. Copyright 2008. Reproduction of any artwork or copy prepared by EU Jacksonville is strictly prohibited without written consent of the publisher. We will not be responsible for errors and/or omissions, the Pub- lisher’s liability for error will not exceed the cost of space occupied by the error. Articles for publication are welcome and may be sent to [email protected]. We cannot as- sume responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photo- graphs. For information concerning advertising phone 904- 730-3003 or email [email protected]. 4 JUNE 2008 | eu jacksonville monthly eujacksonville.com | JUNE 2008 5 amelia island getaway Located: About 32 miles from Jacksonville, just across the St. Marys River from Georgia. Size: 18.2 square miles, about 14 miles long, varying in width from ¼ mile to two miles. Attractions: historic American Beach, Fernandina’s historic downtown, spas, shopping, The Ritz, fishing, golf, sailing, Fort Clinch by erin thursby Getting away from it all can be an expensive proposition. With high gas prices, it’s even tougher to take a vacation without breaking the bank. Luckily, the First Coast has plenty of destination loca- tions that are just a short drive away. Amelia Island is just one of the local vacation spots that you can visit, whether for a day trip, a weekend getaway or an entire week. Use the money you saved on airfare to shop, charter a fi shing boat, get a facial, dine at a fi ne restaurant or stay at the classy Ritz- Carlton. Its Southern charm mingles with exotic fare. Live Oaks hug the white sand beaches and a gentle surf make this an island to get away to. Go by boat, by car or both! From Jacksonville you can drive straight up 95-N to exit 373 (200 E/ A1A N). After about 11 miles, you’ll turn right onto Amelia Island Parkway and then right on James- town Road. You can also take the ferry, which has a crossing in Mayport. Everyone should take the Ferry across at least once. Ferry service provides a ferry crossing (northbound and southbound) of Highway A1A connecting Mayport Road to Heckscher Drive on Ft. George Island. The ferry offers seven day a week service. The current fee is $5 for 2 axle vehicles. Larger vehicle rates are posted at the loading site. If you’re traveling by boat, tie up at the Fernandina Beach city dock (Fernandina Harbor Marina). History is a big part of Amelia Island’s charm. Fernandina Beach is the only city in the United States to have been under the domain of 8 different national fl ags. The 50-block radius that encom- passes downtown Fernandina is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and makes for a delightful day of shopping and sightseeing while strolling along the boulevard. American Beach, established in 1935 as an all black beach during segregation, is also part of the National Register of Historic Places. Fort Clinch and the Amelia Island Museum of History are both great places to learn about the interesting historic background of the Island. Tourists can also take an historic tour by horse-drawn carriage (ameliacarriagetours.com, 904-277-1555). nature on amelia From nature tours to deep sea fi shing, you can charter nearly any kind of tour or excursion. Most of the hotels and B&Bs on the Island have info on charters you can book whether your interest is in renting canoes for backwater nature tours or guides who can show you all the sweet spots for fi shing. You can even rent a segway for an eco-tour at the nearby Fort George or Little Talbot Islands. (ecomotiontours.com, 904-251-9477). Fishing along the mile long George Crady Bridge in Amelia Island State Park is a popular pas- time, and there’s even a ranch near the entrance of the park, so you can take a horseback ride on the beach (kellyranchinc.com). For those with romance on their minds book a sunset sail on a 19th Century replica schooner called Ample coastline means plenty of beach options. Beautiful beachside plants and dunes make for the Voyager. (voyagerventures.com, 904-753-2388 or 904-753-2390). a dramatic landscape around the beaches. There’s no shortage of fi shing and charter boats on the island, but if you want a very differ- You’ll fi nd American Beach on Amelia roughly fi ve miles south of Fernandina Beach. This His- ent experience, why not try fl ounder gigging. These nighttime excursions are made for those of us toric beach is a stop on Florida’s Black Heritage Trail. Though it was an all-black beach during segre- who aren’t so enthused about sunlight glaring off the water, making for squinty eyes and sunburned gation, it’s now a beach that everyone goes to, notable for shell hunting and natural beauty. Colorful noses. (fl oundergigging.com) houses can be seen through dune grasses as people sun themselves, fl y kites and build sandcastles. For a combination of nature and history, visit Fort Clinch Park. There you’ll fi nd a well preserved Fernandina Beach provides beach wheelchairs, and it isn’t far from the quaint town and great fort from the 19th century, daily tours with period reenactors, pier fi shing, nature trails, nature tours shopping. Some beachgoers bring metal detectors for a little treasure hunting in the soft sand. and camping. 6 JUNE 2008 | eu jacksonville monthly summer events on amelia island AMELIA ISLAND CHAMBER MUSIC will contend for cash prizes totaling over FESTIVAL $75,000. This three-day occasion includes May 30 - June 15 a Saturday fi sh fry, awards ceremony (with In its seventh season, the renowned Amelia a free performance from The Finesse Band) Island Chamber Music Festival showcases and other festivities. Info: (904) 607-4224 or world-class chamber music. Info: aicmf.com fi shnsfa.com. or (904) 261-1779. SIGNATURE WINE DINNER AT SALT SOUNDS ON CENTRE June 27 March-October, fi rst Friday of each month Join Chef de Cuisine Richard Gras for a This free, monthly community concert is signature wine dinner at Salt at 6 pm. Wine held in the historic downtown on Centre experts will be on hand to discuss the Street between 2nd & Front from 6 pm - 8 selected wines’ distinctive traits and answer pm. June’s band is Instant Groove so bring a questions, for a captivating dining experience. shopping on amelia island chair and your dancing shoes (just in case). Served with a seven-course tasting menu Info: downtownfernandina.com. designed to complement the featured vintage. Got an eye for antiques? A passion for fashion? There’s plenty of retail therapy to be had on the Island. In Fernandina you can fi nd antique and art stores on Centre Street, in shops such as French Cost is $135 per person. Info: (904) 277- Market Antiques. The Spa & Shops at Amelia Island Plantation is one of the best places to fi nd FERNANDINA FARMER’S MARKET 1100 unique clothing and décor items that you won’t fi nd anywhere else. Some of the shops feature truly Every Saturday, 9am - 1pm distinctive and pricey items. For fashion fi nds at a sensible price in The Spa & Shops complex, head Meet local farmers and enjoy a morning JULY 4 BEACH BASH to Last Flight Out, my pick for a balance between pricing and originality. of food, fun and camaraderie. The Market Celebrate July 4th with a Beach Bash at the features farm fresh baked breads, fresh Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island. Enjoy a full buffet, amelia island dining highlights produce, pickled seasonal vegetables, and live entertainment, games and fi reworks. The pastries, jellies, relishes and marinades, beach bash will take place from 6 pm to 9 pm. Brett’s Waterway Café (Fernandina Harbor Marina at the end of Centre St. 904-261-2660) If desserts as well as a wide selection of Reservations are required. Adults are $75 and you want to dine with a view and drink wine at a restaurant repeatedly recognized by Wine Spectator, Brett’s is the place to be.
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  • CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— Extensions of Remarks E1406 HON

    CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— Extensions of Remarks E1406 HON

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  • Radio Essentials 2012

    Radio Essentials 2012

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