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Life & Arts Boca Rotary Honors Five Local Natalie Cole and Her Sis- ters at Lynn University Leaders with OPAL Awards Concert See page B1 Community

King’s dream still rings loudly in Boca

See page 5 Community International Polo Club Celebrates Tenth Anniver- sary See page 7 Business Yea! Students Question Boca Raton Ceo’s On Their Experiences As A Ceo.

See page 25 Business Kaye Communications Wins Two Coveted Bernays Awards See page 3 See page 26 Patrick Perry and his King’s dream still rings loudly in Boca grandfather, Edward BOCA RATON - A wave of march- and marched along Dixie Highway Fitzgerald reading ers swept through Boca Raton to com- through Pearl City to Hughes Park, memorate the life and legacy of slain 200 NE 14th St. The Boca Raton Tribune civil rights leader the Rev. Martin Lu- “This is a beautiful day because this ther King, Jr., on Monday. is something that Martin Luther King Led by the color guard and march- wanted to see - blacks, whites, Hispanic, ing band from Boca Raton Community Puerto Ricans all walk together,” said High School, an estimated 250 march- Laura Felder, who has been an employ- ers stepped off on their journey from ee at Florience Fuller Child Care Cen- the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial ter for 37 years. “He also wanted to see Site in the 200 block of NE 12th Street us come together and help one another. See page 5

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CommunityThe Boca Raton Tribune News Boca Rotary Honors Five Local Leaders with OPAL Awards

By Dale King and Julia Hebert quality of life” said co-chair Peter finance officer and certified govern- dent/COO and general manager Baronoff, chairman and CEO of ment finance officer has been Boca at Boca West Country Club for 27 The Boca Raton Rotary Club Promise Healthcare. Raton CEO since 1999. years. DiPietro is a member of the honored five community leaders The OPAL Awards gala is the • Lynn University President boards for S.O.S. Children’s Village with OPAL (Outstanding People Rotary Club’s flagship fund rais- Kevin Ross, recognized in the field of Florida, Lynn University and and Leaders) Awards recently for ing event. All the proceeds support of education. Ross has made signifi- Tri County Humane Society. He their work in the local area. scholarships. cant strides at Lynn University and has been a guest speaker at Harvard The 15th annual gala, held Jan. most recently led the effort to have School of Business, a past honoree 19 at Boca Pointe Country Club, cel- Honorees were: the university selected as the host of the Jewish Federation of South ebrated the accomplishments of five • Bobby Campbell, founder site of the final debate of the 2012 Palm Beach County and a past re- remarkable individuals who dedicat- and CEO of BBC International, for presidential campaign. cipient of National Jewish Humani- ed their life to making Boca Raton a Philanthropic Leadership. Camp- • Local engineer Rick Zim- tarian Award. unique place to live, work and raise bell is an avid philanthropist with mer, earned the Rotarian Lifetime a family. Honorees also exemplify his passion for Two Ten Footwear Achievement Award. The founder The event was sponsored by the Club’s Mission of “Changing Foundation, American Heart Asso- of Zimmer Construction Consul- Promise Healthcare, Mummaw As- Lives and Building Futures.” ciation and other local Boca Raton tants, Zimmer is a registered profes- sociates, Saffer and Company, Boca “The honorees are outstanding charities. sional engineer in Florida and the Raton Observer Magazine, Boca leaders in our community and have • Boca Raton City Manager U.S. Virgin Islands and is a certified Raton Resort & Club, Yaacov Hell- been instrumental in helping to Leif Ahnell, honored in the cat- general contractor. er-Gallery 22, Juicy Results, The make Boca Raton a wonderful city egory of Civic duty. The certified • The Community Service Buzz Agency, Casa D’Angelo and for education, business and overall public accountant, certified public award went to Jay DiPietro, presi- D’Angelo Trattoria.

Community News www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 4 -Edition 131 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Countdown To The Seventh Annual Allianz Champion- ship In Full Swing Tickets Now On Sale

As the tournament roster contin- Mark Calcavecchia, Fuzzy Zoeller and distribution of all charitable funds, the onship play, the Allianz Championship ues to take shape for the 2013 Allianz more, all vying for the winner’s share Allianz Championship will continue to features a Women’s Power Breakfast, Championship, two PGA Champions of a $1.8 million purse. Produced by the “chip-in” net proceeds to benefit the Clinic & Pro-Am with LGPA legend Tour rookies—Naples resident Rocco nonprofit Boca Raton Champions Golf Boca Raton Regional Hospital. and eight-time “Player of the Year” Mediate and Australian Steve Elking- Charities (BRCGC) board that oversees Annika Sorenstam; two days of Execu- ton—will take on the field as a celebrat- tournament operations, financials and In addition to three days of champi- tive Pro-Am play pairing participants ed roster of golf legends will with PGA pros; a “social, power & descend onto The Old Course play” opportunity at the “Grapes at Broken Sound Club from On The Green” Golf & Wine Ex- February 4th-10th for the sev- perience held overlooking the 18th enth consecutive year in Boca green during second round play; Raton. Tournament week is and the popular Saturday Family jam-packed with interactive Day presented by Tommy Bahama. “events within the event” before and during championship For more tournament infor- play with opportunities for “up mation, tickets, premium ticket close and personal” interaction packages, skybox and VIP seating, with pros for golf fans of all Grapes On The Green event tick- ages. ets, call 561-241-GOLF (4653); fax 561-241-4658, or visit www.al- As the first in the early- lianzchampionship.com. For Pro- season Florida swing, tourna- Am registration and sponsorship ment play will include 2012 package opportunities, contact defending champion Corey Anthony Greco at 561-241-GOLF Pavin, 2011 champion Tom (4653) or email agreco@allianz- Lehman (2011 and 2012 championship.com. Follow us at Charles Schwab Cup season- Facebook.com/AllianzChampion- long points race winner), 2010 ship and on Twitter @Allianz- champion Bernhard Langer, Champ.

New FAU Board Leadership Elected By Lisa Metcalf Workman, of Boca Raton, gradu- FAU Public Affairs ated in 1971 with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in accounting from FAU’s Florida Atlantic University’s Board College of Business. He has served in of Trustees unanimously named An- leadership capacities with the American thony Barbar as the new chair and Tom Institute of Certified Public Accoun- Workman as the new vice chair of the tants, the Florida Institute of Certified University’s governing board. Public Accountants, and on the boards “Both Trustees Barbar and Work- of several banks and various nonprofit man have been wonderful, dedicated organizations. He also has served as leaders within the Board of Trustees. president of the FAU National Alumni As alumni of this University, they ful- Association, as treasurer, finance com- ly understand the important role that mittee chair and executive committee FAU plays in all students’ lives,” said member of the FAU Foundation, and FAU President Mary Jane Saunders. “I as chair of the Board of Trustee’s stra- look forward to working with them as tegic planning committee. we continue to grow FAU and its excel- FAU’s BOT governs and sets poli- lent academic programs.” cies for the University in accordance Barbar, of Boca Raton, graduated with the laws of Florida and the poli- from FAU in 1978 with a bachelor’s cies of the Board of Governors. The degree in international business. A trustees are responsible for cost-effec- Trustee since 2008, Barbar served as tive policy decisions appropriate to the chair of the Board’s audit and finance university’s mission, the implementa- committee. tion and maintenance of high-quality “I am honored and humbled to have education programs, the measurement been elected to lead the FAU Board of of performance, the reporting of in- Trustees,” said Barbar, who also served formation and the provision of input as past president of the FAU National regarding state policy, budgeting and Alumni Association, and is active in education standards. many charitable and community orga- The 13-member board is comprised nizations, including the National As- of six members who are appointed by sociation of Realtors, CoreNet Global, the governor, five by the Board of Gov- Sheridan House Family Ministries, the ernors, in addition to the student body Council of 100, and Boca Raton Com- president and the president of the Uni- munity Church. “This is an exciting versity Faculty Senate. The gubernato- time and I look forward to working with rial and Board of Governors appoin- President Saunders and her administra- tees must be confirmed by the Florida tion to keep FAU moving higher.” Senate. Community News www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 131 - 5 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL King’s dream still rings loudly in Boca

By C. Ron Allen Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, who was raised in Pearl City, painted an BOCA RATON - A wave of march- oral history of the community. ers swept through Boca Raton to com- The festivities continued through- memorate the life and legacy of slain out the day at Hughes Park where civil rights leader the Rev. Martin Lu- several local groups, including the ther King, Jr., on Monday. Friendship Praise dancers and St. Joan Led by the color guard and march- of Arc Youth Choir, performed. There ing band from Boca Raton Community also was a demonstration from Velocity High School, an estimated 250 march- Martial Arts. ers stepped off on their journey from One of the highlights was the Av- the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial enue D Boys and Girls Choir from Fort Site in the 200 block of NE 12th Street Pierce. The choir, which performed in and marched along Dixie Highway front of the president, has become a through Pearl City to Hughes Park, staple at MLK observance in recent 200 NE 14th St. years. “This is a beautiful day because this Jana Tift said that Monday was a is something that Martin Luther King special day, not only because it was wanted to see - blacks, whites, Hispanic, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day but the Puerto Ricans all walk together,” said day of the second inauguration of the Laura Felder, who has been an employ- nation’s first black president, Barak ee at Florience Fuller Child Care Cen- Obama. ter for 37 years. “He also wanted to see In 1995, the mayor proclaimed MLK us come together and help one another. Day in Boca Raton. I wished he was here today to see this “I think it is a wonderful providence because this is what he wanted … and that he is being inaugurated on the day Jana Tift, in blue t-shirt, shares her umbrella with Laura Felder during the Martin we must keep his dream alive.” that we celebrate Dr. King’s Day,” said Luther King, Jr., march along Dixie Highway on Monday. Photo by C. Ron Allen The observance began at 9 a.m. Tift of Boca Raton. “I think Dr. King have turned 84 last week - were held pey Park Community Center. with a program at the Memorial Site. embodied what our founding fathers throughout the Tri-City area. Among The Tea was sponsored by the local Among the speakers was Rosanna Gat- had in mind. My parents taught me them were an ecumenical service and a chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ens, director of the Center for Holo- that all people are created equal and I Unity Tea at St. Paul Episcopal Church ity and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, of caust and Human Rights Education at believe that, and I grew up believing in Delray Beach, a breakfast by Spady which King was a member. The ecu- Florida Atlantic University. She spoke that.” Cultural Heritage Museum on Monday menical service, march and program on nonviolence and human rights and Other celebrations of the national at the city’s Golf Club and a march, were coordinated by the MLK Com- Dr. King’s legacy today. holiday in honor of the life and work which culminated in a program at Pom- mittee. The Rev. Calvin Davis, pastor of of the Nobel Prize-winner - who would More Photos on B5 TIRED OF YOUR

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Community News www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 6 -Edition 131 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL International Polo Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary By Skip Sheffield Royal Palm Polo Club at the end of the Photos by Mike Gora 2008 season. The game had been played in Boca Raton more than 50 years. The so-called “Sport of Kings” con- They still have polo fields and hors- tinues to be played, and at a higher le- es boarded at Royal Palm Polo Club in ver than ever, at the International Polo Boca Raton. In fact polo is still played Club Palm Beach in Wellington, west of Lake Worth. The tenth anniversary season of high-goal IPC play began Jan. 6 with an opening coin toss by the “Perfect Ten” herself, actress and avid equestrian Bo Derek. At International Polo Club Palm Beach you can see polo played at the highest level of excellence any- where in America. This season all eight of the world’s 10-goal (highest-ranked) players will compete in Wel- lington. Playing at IPC are the seven top players from Argentina as well as David “Pelon” Stirling from Uru- guay and America’s highest- rated player (9 goals), Julio there thanks to Joey Casey, an ardent Arellano. player who leased the grounds from the “It has taken a great deal of dedica- Oxley family. Casey organizes play and tion and hard work to get where we are gives polo lessons. today,” commented IPC club president, However, polo at its highest level: John Wash. “We continue to attract not high-goal professional polo, ended at only the top players from around the globe, but we have managed to attract match March 3 and the USPA Piaget and keep the top polo tournaments in Gold Cup 26-goal competition march North America.” 10, 17 and 24 and the USPA 109th Polo tournaments at IPC are played Maserati US Open Polo Championship every Sunday, with gates opening at 2 March 31. p.m. at 3667 120th Ave. South, Wel- The USPA Maserati 109th US Open lington. Play begins at 3 p.m. Polo Championship continues April 7, Polo is ancient (more than 2,500 14 and 21. years) and a uniquely beautiful sport. It There is a definite social compo- is a perfect union of human and horse. nent to polo. One tradition shared by It is played at death-defying speed and most polo clubs is the communal “divot with breathtaking agility on thorough- stomp” performed by viewers at half bred “ponies” that are not afraid to mix time. Not only does it serve a practical it up and rumble. purpose of leveling the playing field af- There is a definite component of ter it has been scarred by horses’ hoofs, danger in polo. Doctors and emergency it is a chance to rub elbows with some vehicles are kept on call. Popular polo of the rich, famous and not-so-famous. enthusiast and high-goal player Sum- You can see more beautiful and fash- merfield “Skeeter” Johnston III suc- ionable women and handsome, dapper cumbed to injuries April 4, 2007 at men at IPC than any comparable sport- Delray Beach Medical Center. The in- ing event. juries resulted from a match played at In Wellington you may want to visit Wellington. The Johnston’s family de- the National Museum of Polo and Hall votion to the game of polo is such that of Fame, 9011 Lake Worth Road, Wel- Skeeter’s sister Gillian Johnston con- lington. Admission is free and the num- tinues to play for the Coca-Cola team, ber is 561-969-3210. which won the first game of the 2013 “I feel the future of polo in Wel- season. lington is quite bright,” says Horace Competition for the Joe Barry Cup Laffaye, a museum volunteer, author continues through Feb. 24. The Ylvi- and polo authority in the USA and the saker Cup, named for Palm Beach Polo UK. “People have poured so many mil- and Country Club and Polo Training lions of dollars into IPC it would make Foundation founder Bill Ylvisaker, is no sense to back off now. When polo played Feb. 3-24, with a special 40-goal is played at this level, people have deep Outback Challenge mounted Feb. 16. pockets.” March is prime time for polo at For more information call 561-204- IPC, with the United States Polo As- 5687 or go to www.InternationalPolo- sociation (USPA) C.V. Whitney 26-goal Club.com. The web site is updated daily.

www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 131 - 7 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL COMMUNITY BRIEFS Susan Haynie named “Woman of the Panera Bread to Donate are encouraged to buy a quality cross Year” by Major Transportation Group Money From Soup Sales to cut shredder and to shred all documents Boca Raton Deputy Mayor Susan that contain any personal information. Haynie has been selected “Woman of Cancer Research For additional information, contact the Year” by South Florida Women in The SOUPer Bowl is back! Panera the Boca Raton Police Department Transportation (SFWTS). With over Bread and The Pap Corps are teaming Crime Prevention Unit at 561-347- 30 years of experience in transporta- up again to fight cancer. 3938 or visit the website at www.Bo- tion, development and governance, Su- Between Jan. 27 and Feb. 3, Panera caPolice.com. san is a recognized leader in Florida. Bread will donate $1 for every bowl of She strongly believes that investment soup sold at any of its 26 bakery-cafés Transportation Group in transportation at all levels of gov- in Palm Beach and Broward counties to ernment is the key to improving our The Pap Corps. Names Susan Haynie state’s economic condition and that This campaign will raise funds for Woman of the Year enhancing mobility is a quality of life and increase awareness of The Pap South Florida Women in Transpor- issue. Susan is one of South Florida’s Corps, Champions for Cancer Research, tation has selected Boca Raton Deputy most influential municipal officials who the largest all-volunteer organization Mayor Susan Haynie as its Woman of has had a key role in advancing trans- that’s dedicated solely to fund cancer the Year. portation policy and legislation that is research. Since 1952, it has donated With more than 30 years experi- A dedicated role model for women, ence in transportation, development favorable to our region. more than $43 million to Sylvester “We are honored to give this award Susan is a committed leader promoting Comprehensive Cancer Center at the and governance, Haynie is a recognized transportation in Florida. She current- leader in Florida, according to a news to such a deserving woman in our local University of Miami Leonard M. Mill- industry. She has done a tremendous ly serves as Chair, Palm Beach Metro- er School of Medicine. release. “She has done a tremendous amount amount for our region in transporta- politan Planning Organization; Palm Sylvester handles more than 1,500 for our region in transportation and tion and supporting women’s profes- Beach County Representative, South in-patient admissions annually, per- supporting women’s professional ad- sional advancement. East Florida Transportation Council; forms more than 2,400 surgical proce- vancement,” said Jessica Josselyn, SF- Ms. Haynie strives daily to give back Vice Chair, Florida Metropolitan Plan- dures, and treats nearly 4,000 new can- WTS President. “Ms. Haynie strives to the community. She has been blessed ning Organization Advisory Coun- cer patients. daily to give back to the community. with the gift of service and has devoted cil Governing Board; Board Member, “We are so excited to once again She has been blessed with the gift of her life to do just that. She has played Florida League of Cities Board of have Panera Bread host the SOUPer service and has devoted her life to do Directors; Transportation/Intergov- just that. She has played various roles various roles in shaping the Boca Raton Bowl for our organization,” said Sheila community, Palm Beach County, and ernmental Relations Board, Florida Alper, co-vice president of fundraising in shaping the Boca Raton community, League of Cities; Board Member, Palm Palm Beach County, and also the Miami also the Miami Urbanized region, “said for The Pap Corps. “Last year, Panera’s Jessica Josselyn, SFWTS President. Beach County League of Cities; Chair, soup sales over seven days produced a Urbanized region.” A graduate of Lynn University, Susan Haynie is a Florida native and Transportation Committee, Palm donation of $9,500 for cancer research Haynie holds certification in Traffic a 40-year resident of Boca Raton. She Beach County League of Cities, Palm at Sylvester, South Florida’s only uni- Engineering Studies from Georgia In- is a graduate of Lynn University and Beach County Intergovernmental Co- versity-based cancer center.” stitute of Technology and Northwest- holds certification in Traffic Engineer- ordination Program, Southeast Florida Bowls of soup are available for both ern University. The 40-year resident ing Studies from Georgia Institute of Coastal Ocean Task Force. dine-in and take-out orders but exclude of Boca Raton is also a Florida licensed Technology and Northwestern Uni- As Woman of the Year for the South ‘You Pick Two’ selections. General Contractor and Community versity. Susan is also a Florida licensed Florida Chapter, Susan Haynie will be For more information on The Pap Association Manager. considered by WTS International for She chairs the Palm Beach Metro- General Contractor and Community Corps, visit www.papcorps.org or call Association Manager. the International awards. 877-495-8100. politan Planning Organization, is the Palm Beach County representative on the South East Florida Transportation Free Shredding Offered to Council and is vice chair of the Florida Metropolitan Planning Organization Boca Residents Advisory Council Governing Board. Resident are invited to a free shredding event on Saturday, Jan. 26 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Town Center Seniors Invited to Croquet Mall, 6000 West Glades Road. Events The event - for Boca Raton residents Are you 50 years or older and enjoy only and no businesses - will be in the a game of croquet? northwest corner of the Sears parking If so, the City of Delray Beach is ac- lot. cepting registration for its senior cro- Records and documents that can be quet games. shredded at the event, which is spon- Participants do not have to be Del- sored by the Boca Raton Police Ser- ray Beach residents. vices Department and Microshred Pre-registration deadline is 5 p.m. Corporation, include financial records Feb.1. Late registration ends Feb 13. and anything that contains personal in- This fee entitles you to play in two formation. The material will be safely other sports if you chose. See www.fla- destroyed in an industrial shredder sports.com. provided by Microshred Corporation. Winners will be awarded medals. Microshred representatives will Breakfast, which is included in the also destroy resident’s computer hard entry fee, will be 9 a.m., Feb. 8 at Pom- drive(s) at $10 each. The fee must be pey Park, 1101 NW 2nd St. paid to Microshred. The hard drive Registration forms are available at must be removed from the computer the National Croquet Center. prior to arrival. For more information, contact John Officers from the BRPD’s Crime Wilson, Monday –Wednesday, 561- Prevention Unit will provide advice 478-2300 ext. 0 or Marie, Tuesday – and tips for identity theft prevention. Saturday at ext. 3. Shredding documents is a key step There is no online registration. in identity theft prevention. Residents www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 8 -Edition 131 The Boca Raton Tribune EDITORIALS/LETTERS East/West Boca Raton, FL The Boca Raton Tribune Founded January 15, 2010 DOUGLAS HEIZER, Publisher Editorial Our Writers/Reporters and Columnists Online Edition Business C. 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“The time has come…. issues are concerned, EDITORIAL the time is long past over- time and money is being By C. Ron Allen due….People of faith used more effectively by -- Christians, Jews, Mus- people of ill-will than by Customer Service may be lims, Hindu, Buddhist, people of good-will.” Sikh -- must stand up to Back in Business the NRA, must stand up The full text and video to the gun manufacturers can be found at http:// Who said the days were gone reflection of its leader. and gun lobbyists, must www.stpaulsdelray.org/ when customer service was part of Which brings me to my next stand up to gunolatry, Sermons/Sermons. the hospitality you received at a bank, point. I had the honor of attending gun-idolatry,” he said. Text/2013-01-20_Ser- a gas station or the grocery store? several observances of Martin Lu- “Sadly today, where these mon_WHS_MLKJr.pdf While that certainly was the case ther King Jr. Day this past weekend a few years ago, I have noticed a in Delray Beach and Boca Raton. change in attitudes recently as the And unlike previous years, there was Letters to the Editor workforce; in particular, the private not the pack of aspiring politicians I have used the Grand- for all of us and I even did sector becomes more saturated with jockeying for votes before the March mother Remembers book one for a widowed uncle who professionals. municipal elections. for all 10 of our grandchil- had only one grandchild as a My feelings were reinforced re- On Sunday, I attended the Ecu- dren. I even bought an extra living relative. She was eight one, just in case. Our oldest at the time and now is in her cently when I visited a bank and I menical Service at St. Paul Episcopal grandchild is now 27 and she 30’s. was greeted with a cordial “Good Church in Delray Beach where the has presented us with our morning and welcome.” Rev. Chip Stokes did a fantastic job in first great-grandchild. I am Blessings, The personal banker was kind laying out the dangers of handgun wondering if there is a book enough to inform me that I could in the wrong hands. for my Great-grandchild? Marilyn Held These books are a treasure save on the cost of a cashier’s check He pointed out that above all, he is if I opened a savings account. An- convinced that if Dr. King were alive other employee offered me a cup today, had his life not been cut short of water. For a minute, I wondered by an assassin’s bullet from a high what was going on because that is a powered rifle, he would decry this far cry from my frequent experiences nation’s obsession with guns and our at other financial institutions. In all complacency about gun violence. fairness, I must say that is the per- “Our nation’s obsession with guns sonalized attention I have grown to has now become a form of idolatry – expect from my credit union. “gunolatry”, he said. It is encouraging to see how customer service has come full circle Stokes, who is highly respected in since I began banking at Cartaret the community, said he is confident Bank, the precursor to Chase, Wash- that, were he alive today, had he not ington Mutual and Great Western, been “viciously murdered by a white some 27 years ago. That’s when tell- man armed with a high powered ers knew your name once you walked hunting rifle,” Dr. King would be through the door and you could still leading us all in marches and demon- conduct business even if you forgot strations to our states capitals, to our your passbook at home. nation’s Capital, encouraging us to Kudos to Lovetta Harmon, the inundate our political leaders - city, branch manager and vice president, state and federal - with phone calls, who came over and introduced her- e-mails and letters, urging, demand- self to me. We conversed for about ing, meaningful, serious gun reform 3-5 minutes about my profession and in this country. my previous life as a member of the And he did something I have not armed forces. And she appeared gen- heard any member of the clergy said uine. An organization generally is a before:

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THOUGHTS FROM THE PUBLISHER By Douglas Heizer A Solution Better Than Butting Heads

Here is a great column by Robert charge each other. However, in- support in the Bible. Here are some Work with an attitude of hu- Tamasy that goes hand-in-hand with stead of butting heads, the goat as- of the things it has to say: mility toward coworkers – and to the column I shared with all of you cending the mountain lay down on Go lower to get higher. Being God. Rather than demanding your last week. Hope you enjoy! the path. The descending goat was willing to defer to the interests of desires, relating humbly toward Last week’s “Monday Manna” able to step over the other’s back, another should not be one-sided. others can win their good favor and looked at consequences of submit- and the animals were able to pro- Both benefit when they are willing support. ”Be submissive to those ting to the insistent demands of ceed unimpeded. to “submit” or be “subject” to one who are older…clothe yourselves our egos, doing whatever is nec- If the goats had chosen to butt another. Just as a submarine goes with humility toward one anoth- essary to ensure getting what we heads, one may have prevailed. But under water, submitting or being er” (1 Peter 5:5-6). “God opposes desire. Recently I came across an the result might also have been subject to others means intention- the proud but gives grace to the illustration from nature that dem- disastrous for both. So one bowed ally putting oneself under another. humble. Submit yourselves, then, onstrates the virtues of very differ- before the other, in effect humbling “Submit to one another out of rev- to God” (James 4:6-7). ent behavior. itself, which eventually enabled it erence for Christ” (Ephesians 5:21). Until next week! The story comes from Ulrich to advance higher. Superiors and subordinates Robert J. Tamasy is vice presi- Zwingli, a leader of the Protestant How often do we see instances should yield to one another. The dent of communications for Lead- Reformation in Switzerland in the in the business and professional customary business model is for ers Legacy, Inc., a non-profit cor- early 1500s. He and Martin Luther, world of two or more people fixed superiors to exert their author- poration based in Atlanta, Georgia, the catalyst for the Reformation, on their goals and objectives, de- ity over those that report to them, U.S.A. A veteran of more than were locked in a serious dispute, termined to not let anything stand but the best leaders are ones hav- 35 years in professional journal- and Zwingli was at a loss in trying in their way? When they do en- ing the interests of their employ- ism, he is the author of Business to resolve the conflict. He found the counter opposition, they insist on ees at heart. “Slaves (employees), At Its Best: Timeless Wisdom solution one morning while gazing butting heads, battling to a bitter obey your earthly masters with from Proverbs for Today’s Work- at the side of a mountain. and sometimes bloody conclusion. respect and fear, and with sincer- place (River City Press) and has He observed two goats ap- But consider the lesson Zwing- ity of heart, just as you would obey coauthored with David A. Stod- proaching each other on a narrow li learned from the goats. One of Christ…. And masters (superiors), dard, The Heart of Mentoring: 10 path on the mountainside, one go- them deferred briefly to the other, treat your slaves (employees) in the Proven Principles for Developing ing up and the other going down. leading to a “win-win” outcome. same way. Do not threaten them, People to Their Fullest Potential Upon seeing one another they Would not this approach have since you know that he who is both (NavPress). For more informa- stopped, then lowered their heads. merit for resolving workplace con- their Master and yours is in heav- tion, see www.leaderslegacy.com or It appeared they were about to flicts? This principle finds ample en…” (Ephesians 6:5-9). www.rivercitypress.net.

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. What Edition Of Your Life Are You Living?

Although you have only one life to quite some time. Your unique presenta- how one feels at a particular situation, been altered. live, I firmly believe that every human tion of self to friends and acquaintanc- and what is expected of you in terms In the same fashion, one never meets being goes through several editions es will also elicit varied responses from of appearance, action, reaction and ad- the same person twice because all the in the construction of that life in the people you trust and whose opinions ditional factors in a variety of settings experiences acquired since the previous world. The home environment, the you respect. and occasions! encounter, all the new thoughts perme- training received, the personal inter- All this, besides other factors, will That’s what I mean by an “edition” ating one’s mind, and one’s frame of actions leading to new acquaintances cause you to choose one of the many of your life which you may choose to mind has greatly changed. and to long-term friendships, are all editions of your life as the preferred project, be that for a moment, for a day, The key elements for all to consider significant factors in making who you one for an event, a new encounter, and a week, or a much lengthier period of are that, as life goes on, we should not are becoming. Find your passion and the enormous variety of appearances time. You always remain the same but merely allow it to happen to us; there’s develop it! you have to make before different seg- you project that which may make you much that we can do to improve our lot And here is the key: humans are in ments of society. feel better, as well as fit the particular continually, making us better each new the process of perpetual becoming. The I never forget a phrase from T.S. El- situation you are in! day than we were the day before. Seek- fast pace at which life is lived today, and iot in one of his poems, where he as- As a pre-Socratic philosopher from ing wisdom from God and with per- the manifold, varied experiences one sures, “There will be time, there will Greece suggested so very long ago, sonal determination, this is a good path faces all the time, are contributing fac- be time to prepare a face to meet the people never step into the same river to follow, a meaningful and necessary tors in making you who you are at any faces we shall meet.” Although each twice, because each time one goes into a adventure throughout your earthly tra- given moment. individual remains the same internally, river, the waters are not the same since jectory! Sometimes personal preferences one’s exteriority can vary depending they are constantly moving, and other will lead you in a certain posture for on the circumstances of the moment, conditions of the river have equally

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 How To Confront A HOME SCHOOL

Crisis Q: We have twin girls. We lived way through fifth grade, the judge There is a humorous story about in another state until the girls were will have time to decide what hap- a woman that won a huge fortune in second grade. We then moved to pens next, before your girls are DETERMINE YOUR RE- Boca Raton, so that I could take a ready to enter middle school, next in a state-run lottery. Upon receiv- SPONSE. And third, ask yourself: ing the news, she called home to job offer, a significant advancement fall. Your attorney and your wife’s “What is the best way to respond to in my career. counsel will have to be prepared to her live-in boyfriend and told him, this?” Regardless of what else you put on a case that addresses either “I have just won the lottery! Start do, your response should include My, wife, who had been teaching of the judge’s choices. packing!” Her boyfriend replied, three elements: elementary school in our old home “That’s fantastic! Should I pack for state, looked into public elementary The judge can either make a warm or cold weather?” She an- • Confront the problem. You school education in our neighbor- choice between the public middle swered without emotion, “I don’t rarely solve a problem by ignor- hood. She was not happy about school and home schooling based care – just as long as you are out of ing it. It probably will not be easy, what she found. We cannot afford a upon an evaluation of the success the house by the time I get home!” but God will be with you if you ask private school. She suggested home of the home schooling verses the Him for strength. schooling the children. quality of the middle school avail- That man had a crisis! And that able in your neighborhood. The is the way many crises are – they • Confess your part (if any). If I am against it, and told her so. State of Florida grades the schools arrive totally unexpected, finding you brought this crisis on yourself, I didn’t want the girls to grow up through the FCAT process. Test- us completely unprepared for deal- admit it and ask forgiveness. Do and be educated without having the ing is available for children being not make excuses, and do not shift benefit of having to deal with other home schooled. ing with them. Like it or not, unex- children of the same age, and teach- pected crises are a part of life. And blame to others. Accepting respon- ers who were not their parents. If the judge goes in that direc- at this exact moment you are in one sibility is a mark of genuine leader- We compromised. We agreed that tion he, or she, may want the deci- of three phases: Either you just got ship and emotional maturity. the girls could be home schooled, sion to cover high school as well, out of a crisis; you are in a crisis • Claim a promise. Did you know through fifth grade, but would go unless you and your wife can agree to a public middle school, and high on that issue in advance. The judge right now; or you are headed into a in the Bible there are more 7,000 crisis. school when the time came. Our is going to look for a way to end the promises from God to help you? agreement was not written. case that will not bring it back into There is a fascinating story of a They are like blank checks waiting court after three years, for a high shipwreck in the New Testament of to be filled in. What are you waiting Our daughters have completed school determination. the Bible (Acts 27), from which we on? If you do not know the Bible fifth grade for the 2012-2013 school can glean three timeless insights for very well, ask a friend who does to year. My wife and I are going The second alternative available crisis management that you can ap- help in finding a promise that ap- through a divorce, in which I filed to the judge would be to delegate plies to your situation. the petition. She has, conveniently to one of you, total control over ply directly to your business: forgotten our verbal agreement, and all educational matters, even though DETERMINE THE REA- God makes one such promise in insists that she be allowed to contin- you will have shared parental re- SON. Ask yourself, “What is re- Philippians 4:6-7, where He tells ue home schooling, at least through sponsibility on other matters. You ally the reason behind this crisis?” us, “Do not be anxious about any- middle school, and, perhaps, high or your wife would, under such a thing, but in everything, by prayer school, which I do not want her to final judgment, not be required to The cause is often deeper than what do. Can the judge in our divorce consult or agree with the other on appears on the surface. In the case and petition, with thanksgiving, case address this issue? any further school decisions. of the shipwreck recounted by the present your requests to God. And apostle Paul in the book of Acts, the peace of God, which transcends A: Your children’s best inter- There is no way to accurately three reasons are cited: (1) They all understanding, will guard your ests must be taken into consider- predict which method the judge will listened to bad advice; (2) they fol- hearts and your minds in Christ Je- ation by the judge. That consider- use. Your wife may have an edge, lowed popular opinion, and (3) they sus.” ation will, if properly raised by the as a schoolteacher. However, if relied on circumstances rather than pleadings, include the school issues. progress tests show that your chil- © 2012, Purpose Driven Life. If your petition for dissolution of dren under perform public school what they knew was the right thing All rights reserved. Adapted from your marriage does not specifically children in progress tests, you may to do. If you are having difficulty a column by Dr. Rick Warren, au- raise this issue, your lawyer should be the parent selected to make the sorting out the reason for a crisis – thor of numerous books, including file an amended petition. decisions. try praying about it. King David of the highly acclaimed, The Purpose- Israel wrote, “I tried to think this Drive Life, which has been trans- If your petition did not raise It would be wise to have private problem through but it was too dif- lated into many languages world- the issue but your wife’s counter- and/or public testing, or both given petition did, that would be sufficient to you daughters, as soon as pos- ficult for me until I went into Your wide. It affirms the importance of temple” (Psalm 18:16). once you denied her request in your sible, so that this issue can be intelli- a carefully considered, clearly ex- answer to her counter-petition. gently litigated and discussed when DETERMINE THE RESULT. pressed purpose to guide everyday you sit down with your attorneys Second, ask yourself, “What can I life. It has been named one of the Since your daughters are half and a mediator. learn from this?” Every crisis is an 100 Christian books that changed Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Education and opportunity to enlarge my perspec- the 20th Century. Specialization of The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law tive, sharpen my skills, and develop and is a partner with Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora can be reached at [email protected]. my character.

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www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 Section B Edition 131 - B1 ENTERTAINMENT FOOD REVIEW Bloody Good Fun at “The LIVELY ENGLISH TAP Boca BBC Murders” AND BEER GARDEN Life & Arts The Boca Raton Tribune - B Section See page B2 See page B3 BJanuary 24, 2012 through January 30, 2013 • Year IV • Number 131 Natalie Cole and Her Sisters at Lynn University Concert

By Skip Sheffield

Natalie Cole joins her younger sisters Casey and Timolin of Boca Raton for the third annual Generations concert March 1 at Wold Performing Arts Center at Lynn University. The event benefits Nat King Cole Generation Hope, a non-profit organization founded in 2008 to further the cause of music education. The Cole twins grew up in Los An- geles immersed in music. They were only 3-and-a-half years old when their famous father died in 1965 at age 45, but because singer Nat “King’ Cole was so beloved his musical contemporaries often visited. “Duke Ellington introduced us to piano,” reveals Casey. “I’m sad to say we didn’t stick with it.” “We dreaded lessons with our teach- er,” admits Timolin. “But our house was always filled with wonderful music. Ella Fitzgerald, Harry Belafonte and John Williams were all good friends.” Casey and Timolin were reunited in Boca Raton a little over ten years ago when they relocated here. When they learned of budget cuts in public schools affecting the arts- specifically music- they decided to start a foundation dedicated to musical education while per- ing made, strings are always the first mother passed, and she was able to see wardrobe, and limited edition signed petuating the memory of their father. to go,” says Timolin. “We were so for- what we are doing with the founda- prints of the artists who performed Since its inception, Nat King Cole Gen- tunate to be able to partner with Lynn tion,” said Casey. “That’s when we be- and recorded “We Are the World.” eration Hope has dispersed more than University and their Conservatory of gan making plans to have Natalie fea- VIP tickets are $350, which includes $66,000 benefiting more than 5,000 Music. Dr. Jon Robertson has been tured at our next benefit concert. She premium seating, an open bar at the Ce- children with “the greatest need and wonderful. It is so gratifying when kids supports us fully.” lebrity Cruises pre-concert reception, a fewest resources” in Palm Beach, Bro- are able to see what they can do. Some Natalie Cole is also performing at meet-and-greet with performers and ward and Dade Counties. of these kids didn’t know if they could Broward Center and Kravis Center, but a dessert reception. Donor tickets are This past July, the Cole Foundation play in an orchestra.” the Boca Raton concert is an up-close $150 and include priority seating and partnered with Lynn University to The success of the strings camp was and personal exclusive. The event be- two drinks. General admission seats sponsor a first summer strings camp. tempered with the sorrow of the pass- gins at 7 p.m., at which time audience are $75. Some of the 105 graduates of that ing of the Cole sisters’ beloved mother members can see items on display for a Call Lynn University box office at camp will perform at the March 1 con- Maria Cole just three days before the silent auction. These include a portrait 561-237-9000 or Nat King Cole Gen- cert. finale concert of the week-long camp. of Nat King Cole by Salvatore Principe, eration Hope at 561-213-8209 or e-mail “It seems when budget cuts are be- “Natalie came to Boca when our a vintage handbag from Maria Cole’s [email protected].

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Entertainment Skip Sheffield Bloody Good Fun at “The BBC Murders”

Boca’s biggest blues blast ever, the Gary Sandy is best-known for his role SBloody good fun is afoot through Feb. of Andy Travis in “WKRP in Cincin- 3 at Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauder- nati,” but he has appeared in more than dale. 100 theatrical productions worldwide. “Agatha Christie’s The BBC Mur- His characters in this show are either ders” is part history lesson, part variety pompous, lecherous or both, Phil Proc- show, and wickedly good fun through- tor was first known as a founder mem- out. ber of the innovative Firesign Theatre comedy troupe. His extensive credits include co-starring with Bob Cum- mings 50 years ago at Parker. Richard Fish has worked in audio theater since 1970. Leslie Staples was classically trained in London and is a veteran of the British stage. Angie Radosh is a familiar face to South Florida audiences, as is Elizabeth “The BBC Murders” marks the re- Dimon. turn of longtime South Florida theater Younger players include Alex Jorth, impresario Zev Bufman to the local Orson Ossman, Christopher Swan, scene. Bufman produced Broadway-cal- Amy Walker and the multi-talented in- iber theater for three decades starting génue, Cassie Post. before Parker Playhouse’s grand open- The first piece is “Butter in a Lordly ing in 1967. Dish,’ first performed by the BBC Jan. Bufman pulled out all the stops for 13, 1948. We learn from Dame Agatha opening night of “The BBC’ murders, the title is a biblical quote (Judges 5:25) with the Fort Lauderdale Highlanders which figures in a plot of murder most bagpipers, vintage British cars, and cos- foul. Parker Playhouse. I hope the public Friedrich Struensee (Mads Mikkelson), tumed period British characters min- The Bible was a frequent source of supports this new venture. hired as the royal physician and advi- gling about the opening reception. inspiration for Dame Christie, as were Tickets are $26.50-$66.50 and may sor, but evolving into something much The production is based on actual old nursery rhymes. It was “Three be reserved by calling 954-462-0222. more, including lover of the Queen and BBC radio scripts dating back as far as Blind Mice’ that inspired Christie’s fomenter of a democratic revolution. 1937, adapted by Judith Walcutt and most successful play, “The Mousetrap,” Idealism and Hot Romance in “The “Royal Affair’ is a ripping good ro- David Ossman. which is the longest-running play run- Royal Affair” mance and tale of political intrigue in The set-up is Dame Agatha contem- ning play in history. The original was a time when royalty ruled as absolute plating writing her autobiography at first performed May 30, 1947, and we Set in1766, “The Royal Affair” is despots. It is never dull, visually beauti- age 75 in 1965. The Christie character see it in its entirety. the true story of the childish, eventu- ful and often quite sensual, with a poi- ally mad Danish King Christian VII gnant, bittersweet finale. (MikkelBoe Folsgaard) and his young, headstrong, lonely Queen Caroline Three stars Mathilda (Alicia Vikander) and Johann

is played by Melinda Peterson, a Los Part of the fun of “BBC Murders” Angeles-based actress who has been is its recreation onstage of a live radio seen in a number of South Florida pro- studio, with Tony Brewer and Lau- ductions. ren Allison twisting dials and making The large cast is a mix of talented sound effects. local professionals and Broadway, TV Zev Bufman says “The BBC Mur- and road show professionals Bufman ders” is a trial balloon for possibly more has worked with before. Top-billed shows at the beautiful but under-used

January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 www.bocaratontribune.com Boca Life & Arts Section B Edition 131 - B3 Maestro of The Movies Concert - Food Review Palm Beach Pops February 4-8 Marc Kent January 17, 2013 – West Palm stantly recognizable melodies and Beach, FL) Bob Lappin and The moments of lush orchestral power. LIVELY ENGLISH Palm Beach Pops will celebrate the world’s most Oscar nominated film Concerts for The Palm Beach TAP AND BEER composer, John Williams, who cre- Pops begin February 4th and 6th at ated many of the twentieth centu- the Carole and Barry Kaye Perform- GARDEN ry’s most recognizable popular mu- ing Arts Center at Florida Atlan- With 77 comfort food items on ed Shepherd’s Pie – beef and pork tic University in Boca the menu this is no ordinary pub. ragu with creamy corn and ched- Raton, February 5th Try any of the 16 appetizers that dar mashed potatoes for a unique at the Eissey Campus are imaginative and be rewarded and delicious taste – a very filling Theatre at Palm Beach with fine tasting dishes. We sampled portion. The baby back ribs were State College in Palm crispy battered calamari with cher- Beach Gardens and slow cooked with the house season- February 7th and 8th ry peppers and served with salsa ing and basted with a whiskey BBQ at the Kravis Center and chipotle aioli and a light spice sauce for a sweet taste to these ten- in West Palm Beach. bite. The ceviche had bass, shrimp der ribs. The fish and chips featured Tickets start at just and scallops marinated in lime for a a haddock filling, nicely battered and $29 and are available cool, crisp taste. We tasted a great crispy with their steak fried and cole by calling 561-832- lobster mac and cheese – five chees- slaw. There was a gentle taste to the 7677 or visiting www. es with tender macaroni plus Maine fish and a large portion as well. palmbeachpops.org. lobster meat – it was outstand- We note 3 steak versions and 4 ing. The braised little neck clams, pasta versions will sample them an- Kravis Center West steamed with applewood bacon and other time. Palm Beach & Eissey vermouth, had an unusual and light This evening the daily specials Campus Theatre Tick- taste we appreciated. We’ll try other numbered 5 items at reduced prices. sic from February 4th – 8th. Join ets 561-832-7677 appetizers at our next visit. Among these were a snapper Flo- the orchestra for a celebration of FAU Kaye Performing 5 sliders are listed and we loved rentine and a buffalo chicken mac this great contemporary film com- Arts Auditorium Boca Raton the seared ahi tuna slider which was and cheese. poser and hear the familiar themes 800-564-9539 grilled with seaweed salad, wasabi from blockbuster movies such as mayo and sweet soy... a superior P.S. Were pleased to note a kids Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Super- Also purchase online at www. treat. menu with 6 choices available. man, ET, Jurassic Park and more. palmbeachpops.org Turning to the list of soups and From 4:00pm – 7:00pm the hap- The Palm Beach Pops will ex- Coming Up Next: Clint Holmes salads we had a delicious French py hour menu offers ½ price on draft plore the prolific film compos- – Debuts his brand new concert, onion soup, rich with slow cooked beers, wines by the glass and select er’s most epic scores and magical The Music of James Taylor, Billy caramelized onions and a melted liquors. There are 3 levels of re- themes - from the unparalleled fan- Joel, Elton John, Paul Simon & provolone crown. duced pricing for some 15 appetiz- fare of Star Wars to the quietly gor- More – February 25, 26 at Kravis Tomato bisque is offered along ers…a bargain! geous moments of Jurassic Park, – February 27, 28 at FAU Boca & with a prime rib beef chili and 9 The wine list has 30 selections by the program encompasses both in- March 3 at Eissey. other salads. bottle or glass, 5 house wine choic- The Caesar salad had the ro- es and some 17 creative specialty maine shards in an excellent cream drinks. Their tap beers include both Palm Beach Opera Presents Free dressing with garlic croutons and domestic and imported brews. Community Performance at CityPlace parmesan cheese – very nice! There is a lively bar and dinner 7 flatbreads and 4 panini’s, 8 crowd enjoying food at reasonable Palm Beach Opera presents Iphigé- events which feature Palm Beach Op- burgers and 8 sandwiches grace the pricing. English Tap Beer Garden is nie en Tauride by Christoph Willibald era’s Young Artists performing one menu. Will report on these in the located at 5050 Town Center Circle Gluck as the first performance of the hour abridged versions of operatic future. in Boca Raton (561-544-8000). It’s a 2013 One Opera in One Hour series on works with musical highlights and pia- Pub favorites presented includ- fun place…so go and enjoy! Friday, January 25, 2013 at 7:30 PM at no accompaniment. the Harriet Himmel Theater in City- Iphigénie en Tauride (“Iphigenia Place. Admission is free and no tick- in Tauris”), based on the Greek myth ets are required. More information about a priestess facing the aftermath is available at www.pbopera.org or by of her family’s violent history, is often calling the Palm Beach Opera Box Of- considered the culmination of Gluck’s fice at561.833.7888. life ambition to achieve a perfect union This concert is the first of the 2013 of music and drama. season of One Opera in One Hour bocaratontribune.com

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S P O T L I G H T Florida Atlantic University’s Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine’s inaugural ‘Your Medical School’ Celebration honoring Barbara and Dick Schmidt recently took place at The Royal Palm Yacht Club in Boca Raton.

(left to right) Bonnie Kaye, Celebration co-chair; Jon Kaye, Celebration co-chair; FAU Mitchell Gevinson; Teri Gevinson, Medicine Advisory Board member, Charles E. President Mary Jane Saunders; Dr. David J. Bjorkman, M.D., dean, Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine; Dr. Sharon Hier; Dr. Lawrence Hier Schmidt College of Medicine; Mayor Susan Whelchel, City of Boca Raton, Celebration co-chair; Dr. Michael T.B. Dennis, M.D., chair, Charles E. Schmidt College of Medi- cine Advisory Board; Cynthia Levitt; and Dr. Morton Levitt, M.D., chair, Integrated Medical Science Department, Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine

Dr. Ira and June Gelb; Deanna and Chris Wheeler, Celebration Committee members, Dick Schmidt; Barbara Schmidt; Dr. David J. Bjorkman, M.D., dean, Charles E. Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine; Helen Babione; Mary Veccia Schmidt College of Medicine; and FAU President Mary Jane Saunders

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S P O T L I G H T King’s dream still rings loudly in Boca It wasn’t a march to Selma or through Mont- 14th Street on Monday. Several local and statewide gomery, Ala., but about 250 people marched in groups entertained the audience at the park, ven- remembrance of civil rights icon the Rev. Martin dors peddled their wares and local civic organiza- Luther King Jr. from a memorial site in his honor tions passed out information on their services. at 200 NE 12th Street to Hughes Park, 200 NE Photos by C. Ron Allen

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Sunday, February 10, 2013 show tunes, and the fun and enjoy- 3:00 to 4:00 PM able Dixieland music from New Or- Spanish River Library leans and Chicago. So whether it is 1501 N.W. Spanish River Boule- quiet, background music for a small vard, Boca Raton intimate gathering or the songs of OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - your favorite big band, Les and the FREE ADMISSION guys can make it happen. The next concert in the 2012- The Les Mack Trio features Pat 2013 Sunday Matinee Music Series Hackett on the guitar and banjo, offered at the Boca Raton Public Pete Theodore on tenor sax, clari- Library located on Spanish River net, flute and piccolo, with Les pro- Boulevard will feature a one hour viding the percussion and vocals concert by local well-known enter- for the group. Their selections will tainers, The LES MACK TRIO. feature a variety of music, tempos, Whether it’s the music of the duo styles from a wide span of years.... “Special Edition,” the Trio or Quar- We look forward to being with you, tet, or the foot-tapping riverboat, and, “It Will Be Our Pleasure...... ” to Dixieland rhythms of The South- entertain you. ern Gents, Les Mack and his groups The Sunday Matinee Music Se- have provided entertainment from ries events and concerts are spon- Miami to Vero Beach. Venues have sored by the Friends of the Boca included concerts, club and organi- Raton Library, a volunteer not-for- zational dances, weddings, assisted profit organization dedicated to living communities, theater opening making our libraries an important nights, community special functions part of the cultural core of Boca and more. Their music covers stan- Raton. dards, big band, Latin, gay nineties,

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MunicipalThe Boca Raton Tribune News Three teens arrested after resi- Rep. Hager Files Bill to Curb dential burglary spree Second Hand Smoke Exposure By Beth Lerner of the American Cancer Society, Florida By Staff Reports walking down SW 18th Street. While Division, applauded Hager’s efforts to give keeping the teens under surveillance, Special to the Boca Raton Tribune local governments a say in protecting their constituents from the hazards of tobacco BOCA RATON – Police arrested officers received calls from three more State Representative Bill Hager (R-Boca Raton) filed House Bill 439 to allow coun- exposure. and charged three teens - who allegedly neighbors, saying three males knocked ty and municipal governments to address “His long-standing commitment to this broke into two homes and tried unsuc- on their door asking for someone who smoking on public property such as parks cause, and the broader effort to save lives cessfully to burglarize another – thanks didn’t live there. and beaches. and reduce suffering, is making a difference to an alert resident who suspected Police stopped the teens and ques- Counties and municipalities would in the fight against cancer in Florida,” De- Vitto said. something wasn’t right and called. tioned them separately. Mendes, of have the ability to create healthier, smoke- free environments for their residents and In 2011, Hager sponsored and the Leg- Authorities charged Iorrany Boca Raton, said they came to play foot- guests, allowing them to take advantage of islature passed a bill that allowed school Mendes, Calvin Isom and William Vas- ball, but he couldn’t say what neighbor- our beautiful outdoors without the hazard districts to address smoking on campus, sor with loitering and prowling, pos- hood he was in, according to a police of breathing second hand smoke, Hager for which he was honored as the American session of stolen property, burglary to report. Isom, of Deerfield Beach, said said. Cancer Society’s Freshman of the Year. HB 439 is an extension of that bill which has an occupied residence, two counts of they were just walking around and de- “Exposure to toxins in second hand smoke can cause serious health issues such been welcomed by constituents. burglary to a residence, grand theft, nied going into any neighborhoods, po- as asthma, cancer and heart disease, but Caitlyn Johnston, a matlock Acalocal and two counts of attempted burglary. lice said. Isom, who had an iPad on him, that exposure can be prevented,” the forcer high school senior, has been working to They also charged Vassor with viola- told police he found it. Vassor, of Boca vice mayor of Boca Raton said. “Given that eliminate smoking from her local beaches tion of probation and possession of Raton, also had an iPad in his posses- tobacco use accounts for nearly one-third and praised Hager’s efforts. “As a resident of Jupiter who frequently burglary tools. Vassor was on proba- sion and told officers he also found it. of all cancer deaths, I am proud to sponsor this bill that could help save the lives of uses the outdoor community facilities and tion for a previous burglary to an oc- He was in possession of a large screw some of our citizens.” beaches, I think it’s imperative for people to cupied home. driver, police said. Current law prohibits city and county realize the implications of tobacco use, not The homeowner on SW 17th Street One of the victims came to the scene governments in Florida from implement- just on personal health but on our environ- told police that someone knocked on and positively identified all three sus- ing strong policies against outdoor smok- ment and in regards to secondhand smoke exposure,” she said. “This bill sponsored by her door and when she answered, he pects. Police also found a Raiders ring, ing. Rep. Travis Cummings (R-Orange Park) is the primary co-sponsor of the bill Rep. Hager is a fantastic step towards not seemed shaken and said he had the necklace, $190, two iPads, an iPhone and will be working along with Hager too only improving the health of our citizens wrong house. (with the SIM cards removed) and bur- see it successfully passed by the legislature. and environment, but also a means of put- While searching the area, an offi- glary tools on the teens. One victim, Tobacco use is the leading cause of ting the power back into the hands of our cer found a house on SW 20th Avenue who said he was in the shower when his death in Florida. Secondhand smoke is a local elected officials. I truly believe that with the help from the American Cancer with a screen removed from a win- house was broken into, positively iden- Class A carcinogen and accounts for ap- proximately 50,000 deaths annually in the Society and the diligent efforts of Rep. dow, police said. Another officer saw tified one of the iPads, police said. United States. Hager, we can build a better, healthier fu- three teens matching the description Ralph DeVitto, executive vice president ture for the next generation.”

Boca Raton Police Blotter • Following a traffic stop at 3200 n Federal HWY, Michael Justin Hamil- ton was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and driving while license suspended with knowledge. • A white male and white female juvenile were arrested for numerous drug charges including the sale of marijuana. The male was TOT county jail and the female was released to her parents from the Boca Raton Police Depart- ment. • Upon completion of a burglary to occupied dwelling/domestic battery/simple battery investigation that occurred on 01-16-13, Courtney McCar- thy was found to have violated FSS 784.03, 784.03(1) and 810.02(3c). She was placed under arrest, processed at BRPD and later released to PBCJ. • A white male and white female juvenile were arrested for numerous drug charges including the sale of marijuana. The male was TOT county jail and the female was released to her parents from the Boca Raton Police Depart- ment. • Upon completion of a burglary to occupied dwelling/domestic battery/simple battery investigation that occurred on 01-16-13, Courtney McCar- thy was found to have violated FSS 784.03, 784.03(1) and 810.02(3c). She was placed under arrest, processed at BRPD and later released to PBCJ. Timothy McCarthy was found to have violated FSS and 784.03 and 810.02(3c), however both victims refused to prosecute. • Sometime between 2032 hours and 2052 hours unknown suspect(s) en- tered a Mercedes C300 and removed a wallet from the front passenger seat. • Darren Pietri was arrested after he punched the victim in the nose causing him to bleed. • Torin Lawson and David Matos were arrested after they were in possession of marijuana in the parking lot of 495 NE 20th St (Night Owls).

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Boca AA Members Offered Beer During Meeting

A 49-year-old Boynton Beach man was arrested after police say he repeatedly interrupted an Alcoholic’s

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GENERATIONS CONCERT “KEEPING MUSIC ALIVE” Featuring Nine-Time GRAMMY® Award Winner Singer and Songwriter Natalie Cole

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BusinessThe Boca Raton Tribune YEA! STUDENTS QUESTION BOCA RATON CEO’S ON THEIR EXPERIENCES AS A CEO.

BOCA RATON, FL – The Greater munity can be placed in the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce’s hands of these exemplary Young Entrepreneur’s Academy individuals” said Mitch (YEA!) held their annual CEO Round- Feldman. Kelly Smallridge table Discussion in the Keith C. and added “It was so refreshing Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts to have a conversation with Center at Lynn University on January such young, bright and tal- 17th. ented minds in our community. The CEO Round- The eighteen students grades 7 table was a great way to through 12 who are participating in interact with the YEA 2013 YEA! questioned five local CEO’s participants and to share on their experiences as a CEO. The our past experiences in CEO’s who participated were Dan Cane the business world. They – Modernizing Medicine, Paul Emmett asked in-depth questions – Duffy’s Restaurants, Dr. Kevin Ross and were well prepared to - Lynn University, Kelly Smallridge – engage in the dialogue. It Palm Beach County Business Develop- truly was an impressive ment Board and Mitch Feldman – West group!” Boca Medical Center. The roundtable The Young Entrepre- was moderated by Tom Kruczek, Dean neur’s Academy requires Boca YEA! Graduating Class of 2013 along with Tom Kruczek, Dean of the College of of the College of Business & Manage- a nine-month commit- Business & Management Lynn University; Kelly Smallridge, Palm Beach County Business ment Lynn University. ment from its young ex- Development Board; Dan Cane, Modernizing Medicine; Mitch Feldman “Students in the YEA! program ecutives. In that time they West Boca Medical Center; Dr. Kevin Ross Lynn University; Paul Emmett, Duffy’s Restaurants represent some of the best and bright- brainstorm and form their est in our school system that wish to enterprises, make pitches to potential the program and all of the learning is izing Medicine, Saint Andrews School pursue a business career. It was a re- investors, obtain funding, register their real and experiential. and the Rendon Center for Dermatol- warding experience to participate and companies with governmental agencies, Business partners for this year’s ogy and Aesthetic Medicine. For more be tested by these students with their and actually launch their own company program are FAU Adams Center information on how your business can insightful questions .Furthermore, it’s or not for profit! Business mentors, for Entrepreneurship, FPL, NCCI, get involved, please contact Beth John- comforting to me, knowing that the fu- graphic designers, and local entrepre- Bluegreen Corporation, First Citizens ston, Program Director, at the Boca ture stewardship of our business com- neurs support the students throughout Bank, Plastridge Insurance, Modern- Chamber.

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Business News www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 131 - 25 WHAT BUSINESS ARE YOU IN?™ Boca Resident Recognized By Gerald J. Sherman Nothing Happens Unless As A Top Wealth Manager Somebody Sells Something Five Star Professional has named I was very upset and disappointed con- ing. David I. Katz, Senior Partner, Chief cerning the derogatory statements that our Willy Loman, the main character in the Operating Officer and Chief Finan- politicians have made about salespeople story, is a tragic figure because of his un- cial Officer of Boca Raton and New during this past presidential campaign. ethical and personal life style of using peo- Jersey-based Gitterman & Associates ple, lying and cheating on his wife. Loman Wealth Management, LLC (GAWM) Both sides of the aisle have made insult- exemplifies all the myths and misconcep- ing remarks about salespeople. Such state- tions some people have about “professional” a 2013 “Five Star Wealth Manager”. ments as referring to President Obama, sales people. Ethical sales people must be Less than 2% of the wealth managers “He’s just a salesman, he’ll promise you truthful, keep the commitments they make in New Jersey received the Five Star anything.” Or what a liberal congressman to their clients, associates and their man- award, an award Katz also received from the south said in a disparaging management. That is the only path to a long- in 2012 for his service in the Miami ner about a statement made by Mr. Romney time relationship with the people they do area. The announcement is featured in during the past presidential campaign,“Oh business with. The hit ‘n’ runs approach is Romney, he’s a salesman.” Theses remarks self-destructing because it builds nothing. the January 2013 issue of New Jersey although aimed at an individual show their To assure your commitment, it be- Monthly magazine and on fivestarpro- disdain for salespeople. This utter disre- hooves the salespeople to familiarize them- fessional.com and follows his recent to helping clients build, manage and spect for a profession that has contributed selves with the companies’ inner workings recognition as one of Medical Eco- maintain wealth for families through so much to our society is shameful and un- such as shipping, production, finance, and nomics “2012 Best Financial Advis- generations and navigate a successful fortunately is echoed by many well-known the lead time necessary to meet deadlines… people. so that when a promise is made to a client, ers For Doctors” and Dental Products plan for retirement. it is based on a realistic expectation of what Report “2012 Best Financial Advisers “David is committed to excellence, The bad rap that salespeople have re- can be done and what can’t. Accepting or- For Dentists.” working closely with our clients to ceived comes from the misinformed. It is ders with no regard for deadlines, or know- The Five Star program, now en- meet their specific financial and es- not fair to judge a few, when we have a his- ing that the delivery can’t be made on time, tering its eleventh year, is the larg- tate planning objectives,” said GAWM tory of great salespeople in this country. is unethical and will backfire. It is better to CEO Jeffery L. Gitterman. “To see The following is a short listing of just a lose the sale than a client. est and most widely published award few of America’s greatest salespeople. Of course, in life, there will always be program in North America. Five Star his dedication recognized with such the possibility of unavoidable situations. Professional conducts market-specific a prestigious honor bestowed upon a • John H. Patterson, the founder The salesperson has the obligation of tell- research throughout the U.S. and Can- select few in the field is a great source and CEO of the National Cash Register ing the client that their order will not be ada to identify service professionals of pride for our firm.” Co., was also the father of modern sales delivered on time, while encouraging the GAWM, the “Educator’s educator,” training. customer to keep the order in place, despite who provide quality services to their • Dale Carnegie began by selling a the late delivery. There should be no lying clients and research results undergo draws on its proprietary consultative series of public speaking classes that were or placing a negative light on her/his com- a thorough regulatory review. Five process to make the most appropri- frequented by many budding salespeople. pany; apologies are always appropriate, and Star Professional joins forces with city ate recommendations based on indi- His landmark book, How to Win Friends make every effort to expedite the order. and regional magazines to make the vidual needs, goals and risk tolerance and Influence People instructs readers how The importance of understanding eth- for high net worth individuals. The to become more effective communicators. ics and adhering to its path cannot be over- research results available to consum- • Mary Kay Ash was a success- stated in the field of selling. While ethical ers in more than 45 markets across independent firm is respected in its ful salesperson in Dallas. She planned to conduct is not a guarantee for success (a the United States and Canada. Miami industry for its exemplary track re- write a book, but her notes became instead salesperson must also be trained in selling magazine and Five Star Profession- cord of specialization in serving the a business plan for a beauty and cosmetics techniques, actively seeking prospects, and als partnered to find wealth managers retirement needs of physicians, uni- company that relied on women to sell mer- properly closing the sale), it is nonetheless who satisfy 10 objective eligibility and versity and college professors and em- chandise to their friends and acquaintances a requirement for success. In other words, through direct sales (otherwise known as a salesperson must do more than be ethical evaluation criteria that are associated ployees of hospitals and other major multi-level marketing). She also pioneered to sell successfully, but without ethics, he or with wealth managers who provide healthcare providers and nonprofits. the use of sales incentives, turning her she will never succeed in the long term. quality services to their clients. Selec- GAWM provides clients with unbi- company’s signature pink Cadillacs into a John F. Kennedy’s Statement of Con- tion was based on internal and exter- ased research and assists clients in sign of women’s economic self sufficiency. sumer Rights is a broad-termed, common nal research data as well as peer and selecting the best financial solutions Successful salespeople operate with sense guide to customer relations, which integrity and a high standard of ethical when applied to a sales situation, sheds firm nominations. from among the wide universe of fi- behavior. Salespeople are the engine that light on ethics in sales. According to the Katz demonstrates his distinguish- nancial products and services encom- keeps goods and services moving through Statement, a consumer has: ing expertise and relationships by pre- passing strategic and tactical models the pipeline, even in bad economic times. • The right to choose freely senting educational financial seminars and alternative investments. And so, I am devoting this column to the • The right to be informed for high wealth individuals in collabo- Committed to the communities in professional salespeople of today and yes- • The right to be heard which it serves, GAWM devotes both terday because, “Nothing happens unless • The right to be safe ration with attorneys and accountants somebody sells something.” (Red Motley) A salesperson should strive to respect in New Jersey and Florida who special- time and financial resources to support Ethics and the Salesperson these fundamental rights and act in a man- ize in wealth building, wealth distribu- the missions of such organizations as The Pulitzer Prize winning play, “Death ner, which facilitates the fulfillment of tion and estate planning. He earned Florida Atlantic University Charles E. of a Salesman” (1949) by Arthur Miller these rights. a BA in Economics from Brooklyn Schmidt College of Medicine, UMD- portrays the problems that arise when a Excerpts from the book, The Real NJ Autism Center, Embrace Kids salesperson strays from ethical values. Al- World Guide to Fashion Selling & Man- College, holds FINRA Series 6, 7, 24, though the play conveys an indictment agement, Gerald J. Sherman & Sar S. Perl- 63, and 65 licenses as well as life and Foundation and Elijah’s Promise Soup against sales people (and the corporations man, Fairchild Books, Division of Conde health insurance licenses, and been Kitchen. Katz serves as a Regional they represent), it also is a typical example Nast Publications designated by the American College Board Member of the Anti-Defama- of the wrong person selling. as an Accredited Asset Management tion League Florida Region, member In a few instances, the play mimics the Gerald J. Sherman, MBA, DBA of Sher- Specialist (AAMS®). of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber author’s own life. His father, who was a suc- man & Perlman LLC, was a former Vice cessful manufacturer in New York City, lost President of Sales & Marketing for public Katz continues to draw upon his of Commerce, and member of the Ro- his business when Miller was 13, and the companies, Marketing Planner, former Ad- extensive experience in investment tary Club of Downtown Boca. He has family had to move from their plush resi- junct Professor, is an author, marketing and strategies and risk management plan- two sons who reside and work in New dence near Central Park to a small house public relations consultant and has written ning to assist clients with their finan- Jersey and lives in Boca Raton with in Brooklyn. Miller worked as a salesper- several books and articles on these subjects. cial and estate planning needs for more his wife, who is a physician, and their son for his father who was trying to get the [email protected] http://www. business started again. This was not what shermanperlman.com 561.715.2788 than 19 years. GAWM is a leading daughter. he wanted to do and he grew to hate sell- independent advisory firm dedicated

Business News www.bocaratontribune.com January 24, 2013 through January 30,2013 26 -Edition 131 Kaye Communications Wins Two Coveted Bernays Awards That Honor Excellence In Pr & Marketing Boca Raton, FL -- Kaye Com- story for 17 years...demonstrat- munications, a Boca Raton-based ing that ‘seriously strategic’ integrated marketing and pub- game-changing communications lic relations firm that provides with original content delivers seriously strategic integrated empowering results,” said Kaye communications counsel, devel- Communications Founder, Presi- ops authentic original content dent and Chief Strategist Bonnie and implements market-relevant S. Kaye. “Proud to be honored multi-audience programs, initia- along with fellow Boca Raton- tives and campaigns for regional based award recipients: Lynn and national brands in a variety University [President’s Award] industries, was presented two for the 2012 Presidential Debate coveted 2013 Bernays Awards and The Boating & Beach Bash that honor excellence by the lo- Corp. LLC [Community Service cal PR & Marketing community. Award] for the 4th Annual Boat- The firm received the Gold Coast ing & Beach Bash For People PR Council’s PR STAR AWARD With Disabilities.” for best overall and long-standing excellence and a BERNAYS Most recent notable initia- AWARD for a project on behalf tives trailblazed by Kaye Com- of a nonprofit organization, the munications include its brand- Order of St. John for its Our ing, destination marketing and Legend, Her Legacy: Countess dedicated website development de Hoernle’s100th Birthday Gala and management for Downtown As longtime advocates of ini- tions, community relations and and Community Celebration. Boca for the Boca Raton Com- tiating and building meaningful media relations for the birthday This is the 9th year the community Redevelopment Agency public-private partnerships, Kaye gala benefit and community en- petitive award program has been (CRA), which included the firm’s Communications is known for its gagement initiative to celebrate hosted by the GCPRC, the larg- conception and development of expert matching of businesses the Countess de Hoernle’s100th est independent organization in a comprehensive strategic mar- with community missions. Bon- milestone and her philanthropic South Florida of PR, marketing keting plan with a Friday Night nie Kaye serves on the boards of legacy while fulfilling her per- and communications profession- LIVE! monthly entertainment directors for the Greater Boca sonal single birthday wish of als from Palm Beach, Broward, series and inaugural Downtown Raton Chamber of Commerce raising significant funds to ben- Martin and Dade counties. Boca’s Brazilian Beat destina- and the FAU Foundation. Jon efit Boca Raton area nonprofits tion celebration in collaboration Kaye serves on the Dean’s advi- who help “the sick and the poor”. Kaye Communications is now with the Consulate General of sory board for the FAU’s Charles a three-time Bernays Award Brazil in Miami and the Palm E. Schmidt College of Medicine “While the OSJ’s initial plans winner (named for the father of Beach County Visitors & Con- and Rotary Club Downtown were solely for an “Our Legend, Public Relations Edward Ber- vention Bureau that drew 10,000 Boca Raton. Together the Kayes Her Legacy” gala, we recognized nays), previously honored by the visitors. The firm also led media have developed and hosted White the need to expand the scope GCPRC for the firm’s worldwide relations and community en- Coats-4-Care fundraising recep- of the celebration within the media campaign for the debut gagement initiatives to support tions to “equip and dress” the in- greater Palm Beach community,” of the $100 Hamburger for the the debut of California Pizza coming classes of the FAU medi- added Jon Kaye, chief operating Old Homestead Steakhouse at Kitchen’s new national corpo- cal school, as well as the recent officer and chief marketing strat- the Boca Raton Resort & Club rate brand-reinvention “flagship” inaugural “Your Medical School” egist. “The OSJ embraced our in 2007 that generated $1.7 mil- showcase restaurant in South Student Scholarship Benefit Cel- recommendation for a commu- lion in broadcast coverage alone Florida; spearheaded community ebration (that sold out before nity philanthropy awareness and within the first two days of the and media initiatives for seven save-the-date notices and invita- education initiative that included debut (followed by a live cook- consecutive years to support the tion could be sent out) that raised a communitywide ‘Red, White & ing segment on NBC TODAY PGA Champions Tour’s Allianz more than $3.26 million. Boca-Blue Countess Apprecia- and mentions on Letterman and Championship that brings more tion Day’ and the creation of a Jay Leno) plus an Associated than 70,000 visitors to Boca Ra- Demonstrating the firm’s ex- record-setting community birth- Press article and photos that ran ton and delivers an economic im- pertise and community engage- day wishes campaign.” around the globe as far as Aus- pact of $15 million, and provides ment, Kaye Communications tralia and Japan. strategic integrated communica- received the Bernays Award on Kaye Communications is head- tions counsel and implementa- behalf of one of the oldest or- quartered at South City Plaza, “We are so honored and pleased tion for 5-Star Platinum Club ders of chivalry in existence that 1515 South Federal Highway, to be presented these significant Award-winning Broken Sound has raised funds to benefit the Suite 103, Boca Raton, FL 33432. industry awards and thank our Club and the current reinvention sick and the poor of the world For more information, call (561) clients, colleagues, advocates and and transformation of the Boca since 1048 A.D. 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