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Special Hurricaneissue INSIDE WEEK OF JUNE 6-12, 2013 www.FloridaWeekly.com Vol. III, No. 35 • FREE What to Important Storm Pets need a Costliest eat numbers timeline plan too storms SPECIAL HURRICANE ISSUE: A12 A14 A14 A16 A16 Tale from Ireland Dramaworks scores with heartfelt “Lughnasa.” A29 w 2013 LOOKS BUSY BY MIKE LYONS Severe Weather Expert, WPBF 25 HERE WE GO AGAIN! ANOTHER HURRICANE season is upon us and it looks like another active year in the tropics. Dr. William Gray of Colorado State Uni- SOCIETY/NETWORKING versity, who pioneered seasonal hurricane See who was out and about in forecasts more than 25 years ago, predicts 18 Palm Beach County. A20-21, 37 w named storms this year, nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes. That compares to the long-term average of 12 storms, six hurricanes and two major hurricanes. “The tropical Atlantic has anomalously warmed over the past several months, and it appears that the chances of an El Niño event this summer and fall are unlikely,” said Dr. Gray. Take Lisa Marie home “We anticipate an above-average probability for major hur- She will need a calm, patient ricanes making landfall family. A6 w along the United SEE SEASON, A12 w INSET: Hurricane Wilma struck in 2005. Mike Lyons NOAA Honda Classic brings in record $2.13 million for charity _________________________SPECIAL TO FLORIDA WEEKLY Tiger Woods added the tournament to In the Kitchen his schedule, joining other such top play- The Honda Classic has shot ers as 2012 champ Rory McIlroy, Lee West- In the Kitchen with Lenore Pinello another hole in one for charity. wood, Graeme McDowell and Ernie Els. of In the Kitchen. A39 w The Classic, held Feb. 28-March 3, raised That added star power led to $2.13 million for a variety of local causes, increased ticket sales, parking rev- beating the record $1.85 million raised enues, concessions and sponsorships. Download in 2012. It is the seventh straight year the “We continue to raise the bar,” Honda Classic our FREE tournament has boosted its distribution. Executive Director Kenneth R. Kennerly said When the Classic moved to PGA National in a statement. “At the end of the day, after all App today Resort & Spa in 2007, it awarded $430,000 to of the skyboxes and hospitality areas are taken Available on COURTESY PHOTO local charities. By 2010, it had eclipsed the $1 mil- the iTunes App 2013 Honda Classic champion Michael lion mark ($1,018,961) and hit $1,266,422 in 2011. SEE HONDA, A8 w Store. w Thompson. PRSRT STD OPINION A4 SOCIETY A20-21, 37 SANDY DAYS A30 U.S. POSTAGE PETS A6 REAL ESTATE A26 EVENTS A32333 PAID FORT MYERS, FL HEALTHY LIVING A17 ANTIQUES A28 PUZZLES A38 PERMIT NO. 715 BUSINESS A18 ARTS A29 CUISINE A39 Call 561.625.5070 for a physician referral A2 NEWS WEEK OF JUNE 6-12, 2013 www.FloridaWeekly.com FLORIDA WEEKLY COMMENTARY Six simple Junings “Be wise and truthful, prepare the wine, pinewoods frogs). Each voices a tony trill row perch at Lincoln Center, or Saratoga trimt your hope to the brief moment. While or chirp, a begging bleat or bold bark, a Springs. A jump from 10,000 feet complete wew speak, jealous time has fled. Seize the quavering chirrup. Taken together they with functioning parachute, a back-seat ride rogerWILLIAMS day,d trusting little to tomorrow.” become a deafening celebration of desire in an F-18 Hornet, a chance to ski Banff or [email protected] Seize the day. — June’s cacophonous night music. Aspen or Grindelwald, or dive the Great If you’re a farmer, kiss the fields with ■ The morning swim. Pitch yourself off Barrier Reef. A week at The Breakers-Palm youry nurture. If you’re a parent or a teach- the beach or into the river, near sunrise. Beach, or The Ritz-Carlton-Naples, or the If you’re planning on dying anytime er, do the same with your children. If Nothing else reveals the promise of June Gasparilla Inn on Boca Grande. soon, don’t do it now, in June. you’re an accountant, kiss the books with like a morning swim. All lovely, but all certain to separate Pick July, or make it an August plan — right numbers. If you’re a lawyer or a doc- ■ The longest light day, June 21. Spend you from what you are at heart: a Florida pick another year or decade, if you can. tor, kiss the law with clear reason or the the summer equinox watching daylight homey branded by a dead Roman with just But not now when time grows giddy, patient with clean health. Don’t wait; do stretch toward umber dusk. “Sumer is icu- two unequivocal words: carpe diem! when spring breath blows summer hot and it now. men in,” wrote a medieval poet. Especially Hence my list. dreaming might be doing. It’s June, it’s time to speak, to kiss, to in Florida. So let me leave you with that, along with Now it’s time to speak. Now even words, act out. ■ The lunar night watch, June 23. Spend a couple of reminders that you should get like snow-melt streams sighing seaward My own suggestions for acting out are the full-moon midnight watching liquid to it now, one of these days in June while from somewhere high, come dressed in the earthy ones, the free of charge, the silver pour from a pitcher universe, like time still flies. light-washed finery, in greens and golds sensuous and elemental reminders of our a lunatic. “The lunatic, the lover and the After all, said Andrew Marvel, “The that bear this simple message: Speak, then assignment to the temporal, beyond which poet/are of imagination all compact,” grave’s a fine and private place/But none I forever hold your peace. But speak now, lies no time at all. wrote Shakespeare. Especially in Florida. think do there embrace.” in June. At the very least, let me recommend ■ The overheat. And finally this: Give And planning for another time, warned Love is seasonless, but its kisses are not. these six simple Junings: yourself one hard hour’s labor, one long Robert Burns, will put you at grave risk: Love is timeless, but its caresses are June. ■ The rain walk. Pick a park or for- day’s work, a physical assault to flood your “The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men/ This is summer’s gilded entrance, when ested place in a rainstorm’s path, go into hammering pump with June, then wash Gang aft agley/An’ lea’e us naught but grief May’s polite flirtations boil into yearning. the trees, and sit — simply sit. Listen and the effluent out your pores. I recommend an’ pain/For promised joy.” “June is not about anything you have to breathe. Let the hard summer torrent clean driving railroad spikes, or sinking fence But if you choose to ignore my list, if do but everything you want to do,” says your life of anything but water and woods. posts, or chopping wood to overheat, but you wait to live for another summer time, my wife, Amy. “It’s summer. It’s all about If you don’t think that can happen, try it. if you won’t do that, then run, bike or walk then I give you this: incandescent desire desire.” ■ The night chorus. Stop near woods until you can’t. and good company, like those embraced by The Romans, compelled to order the in a late June dusk. Close your eyes, cup Those six recommendations, those Jun- Arthur Symons. world according to their desires, offered your ears and listen again — this time to ings, are essential for living here in full. But That Welsh writer knew June. Here is us the words of their poet, Horace: “Carpe one of the most astounding vocal ensem- they probably don’t appear on your bucket the second of two stanzas from his poem, diem!” bles in North America. The Southern, the list of things to do before you die, do they? “In Fountain Court:” A June lover, Horace set that jeweled spadefoot, and the narrow-mouthed toads Your trip to Europe or New York City A waiting ghost in the blue sky, phrase in a crown of Latin: …sapias vina all join their brethren frogs to sing the or the Hawaiian Islands. The pilgrimage to the white curved moon; liques et spatio brevi spem longam rese- summer gospel — the Southern leopard, Notre Dame or the Taj Mahal or Machu Pic- June, hushed and breathless, waits, and I ces. Dum loquimur fugerit invida aetas. the spring peeper, the chorus frog and a chu. A retreat to Tennessee or North Caro- Wait too, with June; Carpe diem, quam minimum credula pos- quartet of natives in the trees (the bird- lina. 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