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Account Executive Briefs Angelo Lima The Boca Raton Tribune Marguax Vickers Boca Police Safety Tip Art Director Marjorie Brandner Q: When is the next Citizen’s Police Academy and Could You Use A ‘Mulligan’ – A Do-Over? what will I learn? By Robert J. Tamasy sight, which enables us to see constantly looking back- Graphic Design: Maheli Jardim A: The next academy is scheduled to begin on Janu- Although I am not a clearly into the past. Hind- ward will not run a straight ary 12, 2012. This 11-week course is free of charge and golfer, there is one aspect of sight is good if we allow our- course. In the same way, if Photographers: will meet every Thursday evening from 6:30pm-9 p.m. the game that I find appeal- selves to learn from the past we keep looking at what lies Nicole Vickers, Gabriela Heizer and will be located at our police training facility (6500 ing: something they call a so we make better choices in in the past instead of what Barbara McCormick Congress Avenue) or the police department (100 NW “mulligan.” During a friend- the future. However, if we we will encounter in the fu- 2nd Avenue); depending on the topic. Topics will range ly game of golf, sometimes find ourselves dwelling in the ture, we are likely to drift Video Production Director from hands-on demonstrations about the use of laser competitors will be permit- past – mourning mistakes from our objective. At the Klaiton Silva and radar units, Taser and stop stick demonstrations to ted to redo one shot, to “take we cannot undo – hindsight very least, our forward pace learning how cases get investigated -- including crime a mulligan.” It might be fol- can immobilize us. So as we will be slowed. “…But one The Boca RatonTribune mailing address: scene techniques such as evidence collection. In addi- lowing a particularly bad celebrate our triumphs in thing I do: Forgetting what P.O. Box 970593 tion, each student will be allowed to participate in one shot, or it could be permis- the past year and attempt to is behind and straining to- Boca Raton, FL 33497 4-hour ride-a-long with a police officer. Applications sion given by fellow players shrug off our failures, here ward what is ahead” (Philip- Office Address: 399 NW Boca Raton Blvd., Suite 212 - Boca Raton Fl, 33432 are available on line at www.BocaPolice.com or contact to try again at a critical point are some principles taken pians 3:13). [email protected] Mary Ann O’Brien at [email protected] for in the person’s round of golf. from letters written by the Keep a desired end in www.bocaratontribune.com any questions. In any event, the mulligan – apostle Paul in the Bible that sight. Failure need not be For general information: a “do-over” – can be a wel- might be helpful: the end; it can instruct us on 561-290-1202 Crime and safety questions are answered by officers Fax: 561-208-6008 from the Crime Prevention Unit. For more information, come opportunity to correct Do not become distract- what to change or do bet- an errant shot. ed. Today people delight in ter, assisting in our quest Copyright 2011 by The Boca visit www.bocapolice.com. Raton Tribune. All rights reserved It would be nice if, from multi-tasking, but as the ad- for future success. “I press by The Boca Raton Tribune. All time to time, life offered us age says, if you become a jack on toward the goal to win submissions and published materials Boca Raton Police Blotter a mulligan, wouldn’t it? An of all trades, too often you the prize for which God has are the propery of The Boca Raton BURGLARY TO RESIDENCE 12/20/2011 18:31 NE opportunity to re-evaluate become the master of none. called me heavenward in Tribune. This publication may not be 36TH STREET a specific decision or action Determine what you do best; Christ Jesus” (Philippians reproduced in whole or in part without Between 1130 and 1800 hours on 12/20/11 unknown and conclude, “I didn’t like concentrate on that. “Endure 3:14). express written consent from The Boca subject(s) attempted to enter a home on NE 36th St. They at- Raton Tribune. The publishers reserve how that turned out. Could hardship like a good soldier Robert J. Tamasy is vice the right to edit all submissions and tempted to enter by breaking the kitchen window and climb- I do it over?” of Christ Jesus. No one serv- president of communica- to reject any advertising or copy they ing through. The investigation revealed, access was not gained As another calendar year ing as a soldier gets involved tions for Leaders Legacy, regard as harmful to the publication´s and nothing was taken. concludes, you may wish in civilian affairs – he wants Inc., a non-profit corporation good or deemed to be libelous. The someone would offer you a to please his commanding based in Atlanta, Georgia, publisher is not responsible for the BURGLARY/ THEFT FROM AUTO 12/20/2011 10:37 mulligan for something you officer’” (2 Timothy 2:3-4). U.S.A. A veteran journalist articles written by its columnists. The publishers are not responsible NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY did: a troublesome financial Focus on an overriding for 40 years, he is the author Unknown suspect accessed the victim’s vehicle via unknown for typographical errors, omissions decision, a damaged relation- purpose. Why are you here? of Tufting Legacies (iUni- or copy or photos misrepresented tool through the convertible top and rummaged through the ship, a poor career choice, an What do you think is your verse); Business At Its Best: by the advertiser. Liability shall not vehicle without taking anything. ill-conceived business plan purpose? Those questions Timeless Wisdom from exceed the cost of the portion of space or strategy, or a squandered will enable you to focus. “Not Proverbs for Today’s Work- occupied by such error or advertising OTHER THEFT 12/20/2011 14:39 NORTHT FEDERAL opportunity. “Can I have a that I have already obtained place (River City Press); and items or information. All editorials are HIGHWAY intended to reflect the position of the do-over?” you might like to all this, or have already been has coauthored with David publisher and not of any individual Unknown suspects stole a prescription pad from North. Feder- ask. made perfect, but I press A. Stoddard, The Heart of al Highway doctor’s office. Unknown suspects, unknown time editorial writer. Signed columns, on Unfortunately, at least on to take hold of that for Mentoring (NavPress). For the other hand, reflect the opinions frame. The suspects have been fraudulently using the prescrip- until someone succeeds at which Christ Jesus took hold more information, see www. of the author and not necessarily tion pads to obtain Ambien from pharmacies in Lake Worth. inventing a time machine, of me’” (Philippians 3:12). leaderslegacy.com or his those of the publisher. The advertiser we cannot go back. Life does Always look forward, blog,www.bobtamasy. and/or the advertising agency is AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 12/20/2011 AT 1459 W. YAM- responsible for all content and will not offer do-overs or invite not backward. A runner blogspot.com. ATO ROAD assume responsibility resulting from us to “take a mulligan.” We Jaret Santa and Jeremy Kevah were in a verbal argument at publication of said advertisement in Quote of the Week: The Boca Raton Tribune. 1459 W must face and live with the Yamato Road (Mobil Gas). The argument escalated when consequences of wrong de- Wisdom crieth without; she uttereth her voice in cisions and actions, along Proud Member of: Santa made verbal threats and displayed a small handgun. A Proverbs BOLO was issued and Santa was located at Nordstrom park- with reaping the benefits of the street. 1. 20 ing garage. The handgun was located and Santa was placed things we have done well. under arrest. Nevertheless, as one year INDEX ends and another prepares Community News Page 03 Columnists Pgs 14,15,19,27 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA 12/20/2011 8000 N. FED- to begin, we often cannot Municipal News Page 12 Games Page 26 ERAL HIGHWAY help conducting a “year in On 12/20/11, Jose Jackson was arrested for possession of review,” evaluating both the Food Review Page 14 Pet Society Page 26 marijuana and paraphernalia following traffic stop. He was good and not-so-good of the Section B Page 13 Sports Page 29 taken to the county jail. past 12 months. The friendly community where friends do business with neighbors. So we make use of hind- Business Page 24 2010-2011 Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 3 Community News The Boca Raton Tribune Raymond Lee Jewelers Raises $4,475 for The Haven in Boca Raton at its Annual Holiday Celebration The Haven in Boca Ra- Jewelers also raffled a di- ton. amond necklace that was “Our holiday parties a 14kt white gold double are not only an oppor- oval pendant with 2 car- tunity to celebrate our ats of round brilliant employees and esteemed diamonds. Boca Raton, FL De- customers, but to give “Jeff, his family and cember 21, 2011- When back to the community. all of the staff at Ray- most companies celebrate We were honored this mond Lee Jewelers have their holiday parties with year to raise thousands been incredibly support- eggnog around the copy for The Haven, an orga- ive of The Haven and machines, Raymond Lee nization in Boca Raton our boys. We are hon- Jewelers, the interna- that deserves support ored to have been made tionally renowned Boca for the incredible work a part of their Annual Raton jeweler, annually that they do for boys in Holiday Celebration and creates an extravagant need,” said Jeff Joseph- to have benefited from holiday festivity to ben- son, Owner of Raymond the generosity of their efit a worthy local char- Lee Jewelers. friends and clients,” said ity. Held at a multi-mil- Besides the live music, Don Stewart, Executive lion dollar model home food and cocktails, the Director for The Haven. at the prestigious Oaks party was surrounded by The Haven was at Boca Raton, Raymond extravagant raffle items founded in 1976 to serve from left to right, Lee Josephson with sister Erin Josephson next to proud father Jeff Joseph- Lee Jewelers hosted their including items from as a safe haven for Palm son, Owner of Raymond Lee Jewelers, and Don Stewart, Executive Director of The Haven. employees, friends and The Boca Raton Resort, Beach County’s runaway customers at their an- The Four Seasons, Pa- children. Today, The a home for boys ages neglectful homes and For more information nual holiday celebration tron Tequila and Guy La Haven’s 14-acre campus 9-17 who have been re- placed in protective care visit http://haven4kids. that raised $4,475 for Ferrera. Raymond Lee in Boca Raton provides moved from abusive and by the state of Florida. org. Boca students surprised with early holiday gift delivery BOCA RATON – Thirty- Raton Bicycle Club. The stu- The Boca Raton Bicycle two students from two Boca dents were randomly selected Club (BRBC) is dedicated Raton elementary schools from a larger group of de- to promoting cycling safety were pleasantly surprised serving students. and greater awareness of the when they were presented The Boca Raton Police sport through Club events with brand new bicycles. Services Department’s Com- and community activism. Sixteen students from munity Policing Unit helped The BRBC is a not-for-profit both Boca Raton Elementary deliver the bikes. In addition organization with over 300 and JC Mitchell Elementary to receiving bicycles, the chil- members. Anyone interested were chosen to receive the dren also received new hel- in the Club may contact them bikes as a gift from the Boca mets and locks. at www.bocabikeclub.org. Boca Raton Elementary School J.C. Mitchell Elementary School Peaceful Mind/Peaceful World series presents Tenzin Palmo at FAU BOCA RATON -- Florida Palmo was one of the advice on cultivating a peace- Palmo left England for In- Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nun- dents are free. Tickets can be Atlantic University’s Peace- first western women to be ful mind amidst the stress of dia at the age of 20 to pursue nery, a place that now wel- purchased by visiting www. ful Mind/Peaceful World ordained as a Tibetan Bud- everyday life. her Buddhist training and in comes more than 70 nuns. fauevents.com or by calling outreach series presents a lec- dhist nun. She is recognized Palmo has become an 1964 became a Tibetan Bud- In recognition of her 1-800-564-9539. ture and book signing with as a powerful proponent of increasingly sought-after dhist Nun. After 12 years of spiritual achievements as a The Peaceful Mind/ Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo. the universal need of indi- speaker. She was invited study, she sought complete nun and her efforts in pro- Peaceful World Series is pre- The lecture, titled “Into viduals to find their voices by The Omega Institute in seclusion, spending the next moting the status of female sented by FAU’s Peace Stud- the Heart of Life,” will take so that all human beings Rhinebeck, N.Y., to lead a 12 years in a cave. practitioners in Tibetan Bud- ies Program in the Dorothy place on Saturday, January 7 can “realize their full poten- weekend retreat with men In 1999, Palmo was en- dhism, Palmo was given the F. Schmidt College of Arts at 4 p.m. in FAU’s University tial.” On this rare visit to the and women on using life’s ob- couraged to start a nunnery rare title of Jetsunma, which and Letters, in partnership Theatre on the Boca Raton United States, Palmo will of- stacles to release our strength for young Buddhist girls, means Venerable Master. with the Schmidt Family campus. fer down-to-earth, practical and energy. and construction began on Tickets are $15 and stu- Foundation. Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 4 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80

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Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 6 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Medical Examiner’s Office earns national accreditation The Palm Beach state of Florida have in Florida and the Unit- County Medical Exam- earned NAME accredi- ed States.” iner’s Office recently re- tation and just 60 na- The national ac- ceived accreditation by tionwide. The county creditation program the National Association also received NAME ac- was created to improve of Medical Examiners creditation in 2005. the overall quality of (NAME). The accredita- “This recognition medicolegal investigation is valid until 2015 would not be possible tion and is granted only and serves as recogni- without the efforts and to medical examiner or tion of a high caliber of dedication of our staff,” coroner offices that meet medicolegal death inves- said Medical Examiner stringent procedural Front, from left, are Linda Macapayag, Medical Examiner Michael Bell, M.D., Dr. Rein- tigation. Michael Bell, M.D. “We guidelines and pass a hard Motte and Sue Jaffe; Rear, from left, Dr. Glen Axelson, Heron Ruiz, Lydia Littlefield, Only six medical ex- have one of the best thorough inspection. Deanne Fetkowitz, Kazia Bieluch, Suzanne Steel, Harold “Rus” Ruslander, Dr. Gertrude aminer offices in the medical examiner offices Juste, Doug Jenkins, Rick Freiheit, Chris Calandra and Julio Languasco (Not pictured: Pam Cavender, Karen Duarte and Cameron Scott) Snow and Santa brought fun to Boca Raton Children’s Museum BOCA RATON -- The waiting for the train con- dren came to the event, time and I was delighted sun shone brightly on the ductor to call “all aboard.” and enjoyed live enter- to see all of the smiling Boca Raton Children’s Santa arrived just in time tainment, crafts, a pancake faces at the museum.” Museum’s 18th Annual to have a picture taken breakfast and more. The museum wants to Breakfast with Santa with with all the eager children “The event turned out thank the more than 80 lots of snow, food and and listen to the holiday better than we could have volunteers from the West smiling faces on the young wishes whispered in his children and their families. ear. You could feel the chil- More than 1,100 guests dren’s enthusiasm while and 150 sponsored chil-

Kids play in the snow. wanis Club, and Boca Ra- seum strives to encourage ton Lions Club. A special children and their families thanks to sponsors, The to join in community to Boca Raton Lions Club, develop critical and cre- Target Family Stores, ative thinking in children Train ride Costco, Inc., Publix Super- through the exposure to markets, and The city of history, science and the imagined!” said Jayne Boca High Key Clubs, Boca Raton for their sup- humanities through spe- Morrison, Director of Ed- West Boca High Culinary port at the event. cial events. ucational Programming. Academy, Flora Belle the The Children’s Mu- Crafts “Everyone had a great Clown, Boca Raton Ki-

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Editorial Our Writers/Reporters and Columnists Online Edition Business DALE M. KING: Managing Editor SKIP SHEFFIELD, MATT BLUES- SANDY HUNTSMAN, SYNESIO LYRA, OLEDA BAKER, DIANE FEEN, PEDRO HEIZER: Editor DOUGLAS HEIZER: C.E.O PEDRO HEIZER: Associate Editor TEIN, CHRIS J. NELSON, LINDA GERALD SHERMAN, MARC KENT, MIGUEL ANGELO, DENISE ANDRE HEIZER: Social Media DINI HEIZER: C.O.O. CHRIS CATAGGIO: C.M.0 GOVE,CARLO BARBIERI, KAY RENZ, MATT PINEDA, RIGHETTI,MIKE GORA ANDERSON MANCEBO: Software Engineer

Letter Guidelines Letters must be signed with name spelling, grammar, news style, EDITORIAL clearly legible along with a phone good taste and available space. number and complete address. Letters from the same author will By Dale King No unsigned or anonymous letters not be published more often than will be considered for publication. every 60 days. The Boca Raton Tribune reserves E-mails to columnists may be Will prescription takers have to the right to edit the letters for used as letters to the editor. All letters to the editor should be sent to: swallow a bitter pill in 2012? The Boca Raton Tribune, P.O. Box 970593 - Boca Raton, FL 33497 My wife and I are at day. First off, the doc- I remember the days for ADD moved up 19.7 a point in our lives when tor sent the prescription of getting generic pre- percent; Pfizer’s Lipitor Letters to the Editor we are depending more to the wrong pharmacy scriptions for $4 or $5. cholesterol blockbuster and more on prescrip- (right name, wrong loca- Guess those days are increased12.4 percent tion drugs. During the tion). The cost of it was gone. and the Plavix blood To the editor: past few months, we have $89. What’s happening But that’s the ques- thinner sold by Bristol- On behalf of Fire Chief Thomas R. Wood, his both dealt with health is- in this world? What tion. Why are generic Myers Squibb and Sano- staff and all the men and women of Boca Raton sues requiring us to take would people on a fixed drug costs pushing up fi-Aventis rose 13.2 per- Fire Rescue Services, we would like to wish you several different drugs in income do? If they had to – and in some cases, cent. and your families and very happy, healthy and safe addition to our mainte- to buy this drug, it would past – the level of brand We are just a few days holiday season. We want to thank you for the nance medications. no doubt become a ques- name drugs? I was told away from welcoming wonderful job that you do and for your continued My own personal tion of buying food and not to blame the pharma- 2012 – and we know that support of or our department, its members, the physician has agreed buying prescriptions. cies or the doctors. I was the biggest party of the city and everyone we serve. Thanks that whenever possible, Another case in point. told the drug companies year will not take place he prescribes generic I am in the process of control the prices. And on New Year’s Eve. It Frank A. Correggio, EMT-P medications. He has preparing for a medical control, apparently, is will take place this com- gladly done it, and I have procedure in January. I the operant word. ing November, after all Public Information Officer – at least for the past few have had to fill a number I did find a story on the ballots for president years – noticed that the of prescriptions. A doc- the Internet which said of the United States are generics generally save tor recently prescribed a that prescription medi- counted. Either Barack To the editor: money. drug which he assured cines, on average, rose Obama will be jumping Thank you for publishing the press release and As we prepare to be- was a generic. I took it 6.9 percent in 2008, for joy, or an unspecified pictures from our recent Breakfast with Santa held gin the New Year, it to my regular pharmacy just past the 6.8 percent Republican will be col- Dec. 3. Thank you for your consideration. seems that this is no lon- to fill it. The cost was average advance regis- lecting the laurels. ger true. My opinion? over $23. I have to ask tered in 2008, which was Prescription drug Sincerely, Generics are no longer the pharmacist if that the largest annual jump costs may seem like a Sandy Manning the money-saving alter- was correct. She said since prices had been tal- small issue compared to Event Coordinator natives to brand names. yes. lied on an annual basis. the really large problems Boca Children’s Museum I don’t know why. I have A few days earlier, I Some of the big- out there. And certainly tried to find out why. I had filled a new prescrip- gest, the article said: there are many. But Mr. checked the Internet, but tion at the same pharma- the Benicar blood pres- Obama doesn’t seem all To the editor: the best thing I could cy. I asked another per- sure pill sold by Daiichi that concerned since he’s Wishing all our friends and colleagues a Happy come up with was an old son in that department Sankyo rose 29.3 per- in the middle of a $4 mil- Hanukkah, a Blessed Christmas Season and a story about the rising what the cost would be cent; the Gleevec can- lion, taxpayer-paid vaca- Healthy, Prosperous New Year. cost of prescriptions. since it was a generic. He cer treatment marketed tion in Hawaii. I wonder I have two cases in said it would be around by Novartis jumped how much he pays for his Christine Catoggio point. My wife had to fill $15, which, in fact, 20.9 percent; Johnson & prescriptions? Senior Care Coordinator a prescription the other turned out to be true. Johnson’s Concerta pill bocaratontribune.com Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 8 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 The Boca Raton Tribune EDITORIALS & LETTERS East/West Boca Raton, FL THOUGHTS FROM THE POSITIVE LIVING PUBLISHER By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. By Douglas Heizer The Importance of If you enjoyed 2011, Self-Examination A life of purpose re- neighbors, co-workers, ing as early as possible, you should love 2012 quires planning and pe- and even strangers. and maintained as long riodical revisions as long As it’s paramount that as one lives. Everybody as it exists. You cannot you master the basics of makes mistakes and ev- even more simply let life happen to any academic discipline eryone is entitled to find It’s the season to wish publican Club Chairwom- been careful not to jump you! You need to be aware in which you are to be ways to make amends everyone all over the an Margi Helschien and too fast at reports of po- of how you are living and examined, it’s also a good and seek those more ef- world a Happy New Year. Highland Beach Mayor tential good news. But we whereto you are journey- practice to master your fective ways of living de- But you know some- Bernard Featherman to have been at the forefront ing. You alone are re- conventional skills in cently and meaningfully thing? 2011 wasn’t really our column writers. of media that have urged sponsible for your actions dealing effectively with in the world. Such prac- such a bad year. In fact, We’ve continue to stay people to look on the posi- in the world and the ef- other people on a day-to- tice needs to be viewed we’re a little bit sorry to close to some very im- tive side and not to be pes- fect such actions have on day basis. Furthermore, as essential, and a non- see it come to an end. portant events – from the simistic about the difficult others, for better or for once these are effectively negotiable feature of a Things really took off OPAL awards to the Fes- economic times. It looks worse! mastered you shall know person’s time on earth! at the Boca Raton Tribune tival of the Arts BOCA; like we may have been The irresponsible atti- how to make the neces- You need to recog- during 2011. We main- from Boca Festival Days right with our pronounce- tude that many choose to sary corrections once any nize when and where you tained the weekly publica- in August through the ments. have toward other mem- is misused, or not utilized are at fault, and not look tion schedule begun late Meet Me on the Prome- The year 2012 will also bers of society will only at all! at others as responsible in 2010 -- even through nade event through all the be big – indeed, massive, complicate communica- Dr. Leo Buscaglia had for your ills or failures. the summer when we holiday activities earlier with a Presidential Elec- tions and relationships once commented that “as Moreover, you are to thought we might have to this month. Many people tion in November. That you may need to maintain long as we feel comfort- do whatever is required go back to every-other- are calling us to express also means that many with others, even if for able putting blame on to improve your condi- week circulation, like we their opinions and com- state and federal offices one single issue. others, we will never be tion, to move you out of did when we first started ment on what is going in will also be up for grabs. People need to own required to evaluate and where you may be stuck, publishing the Tribune. the community so we will Our Congressman, Al- the words they employ change our own behav- into triumphant strides If you’ve seen the know what to cover and len West, has at least two in any communication, iors.” Sadly, this happens toward the best you can amount of advertising, it what to bring to every- challengers, and will be the gestures they make more often than it should. still attain! shot up in 2011 and we one’s attention. put to the test in his first in personal interactions, But blaming others will Just as other exams expect bigger and better This year, we are proud re-election bid. State Rep. and the specific attitudes never solve anything, usually place you on a things in 2012. In addi- of the edition we pub- Steve Perman will also they portray in relating nor remove the problem higher plane, if you pass tion, 2011 was our first lished honoring Countess face his first re-election to others. Knowing what about which a blame is them, self-examination full year of operation for Henrietta de Hoernle on effort and Maria Sachs, civility is and means can leveled on someone. will also point you to bet- both the website and the her 99th birthday. Sadly, who moved from a former be a great help in deal- Self-examination is ter levels of achievement! newsprint publication. at the end of the year, state rep to a state sena- ing with family, friends, a habit worth develop- We’ve gotten a lot of we had to say goodbye to tor without opposition in good comments and the Gloria Drummond, the 2010, will look to defend Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. popularity of the paper founder of Boca Raton her seat. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having – both electronic and in Regional Hospital, who Yes, 2012 may be a 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. print – has really soared. passed away at age 81. year of major changes. We are not resting on We quickly put together If the economy does get this success, though. We a special, larger edition better, there may be many will continue to work as with stories and pictures new housing starts – and hard as ever to bring you of this lady who was so many of those vacant all the news of your com- important to Boca Raton’s commercial buildings all munity. We’re happy to history. We have gotten over the city will be filled see more people taking many wonderful com- with new, stronger retail- part in our iReporter seg- ments about it. ers. ment, and many people As 2011 comes to an In anticipation of a are calling to see if they end, there seem to be great upcoming 366 days can join our growing list hints that the economy (it’s going to be Leap Year, of popular columnists. In is getting better and that you know), we wish you a just the past few months, unemployment is start- very Happy New Year. we have added Boca Re- ing to improve. 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Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 9 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Plenty for Kids to Do at Daggerwing in January BOCA RATON -- The a program participation 1:00 pm puppets, games, role play, following programs and form for every program. Families, all ages, $3 nature walks, and crafts. events will be held at Dag- If you are more than 5 per person (reservations gerwing Nature Center minutes late to a program not required) CHILDREN’S NATURE during January. for which you have made Take part in a series SERIES: Snakes Daggerwing is oper- a reservation, your spot where you can do some- Wednesday, January 18 ated by the Palm Beach will be given to a person thing with what you at 10:30 am County Parks and Recre- on the waiting list. learn! Learn how to iden- Ages 3-6, $4 per child ation Department and is tify common birds and (reservations required) located in South County ALLIGATOR FEED- then practice your new Parents, bring your Regional Park at 11200 INGS skills on a boardwalk tour. little ones to experience Park Access Road, off Every Wednesday and Bring binoculars. exciting nature topics! Cain Boulevard between Saturday at 3:15 pm Programs may include Glades Road and Yamato Families, all ages, CHILDREN’S NATURE activities such as: stories, Road, west of Boca Raton. FREE (reservations not SERIES: Wetland puppets, games, role play, All programs are by required) Animals nature walks, and crafts. Daggerwing Nature Center reservation only, unless Gather ‘round the al- Saturday, January 14 at otherwise stated. Call ligator tank in the exhibit 10:30 am ECO EXPLORERS: from school? Join us for 3:30 pm (561) 629-8760 or visit hall and listen to a short Ages 3-6, $4 per child Invasive Species classes where we explore Ages 2-5 (older sib- the nature center to make talk about our baby alliga- (reservations required) Thursday, January 26 nature topics through lings welcome), $2 per reservations. Fees (if ap- tor while he is being fed. Parents, bring your at 2:30 pm experiments and other child (reservations not re- plicable) are due the day little ones to experience Ages 7-11, $4 per child hands-on explorations. quired) of the program by cash “HOW TO” PRO- exciting nature topics! (reservations required) Join us for stories, both or check only. All partici- GRAM: Basic Birding Programs may include Looking for something GATOR TALES fiction and non-fiction, pants are required to sign Saturday, January 7 at activities such as: stories, to do during your day off Saturday, January 28 at about animals and nature! Hanukkah drive nets gifts for sick, First Night party to celebrate the economy-affected children arrival of 2012 BOCA RATON -- A DELRAY BEACH – charity drive to provide The city of Delray Beach Hanukkah gifts to hun- and thousands of revelers dreds of sick children or will welcome in 2012 at those affected by the bad the annual First Night cel- economy concluded on ebration Saturday, Dec. 31, Thursday night at Boca from 4 p.m. to midnight in Raton Synagogue when downtown Delray Beach. 25 area children gath- Admission requires the ered to gift wrap items purchase of a First Night and write holiday cards button which allows access to the recipients. to 24 venues. Advanced The charity drive tickets are $10. The cost on was organized by Atara Dec. 31 will be $15. Tick- Stand (cash only) - 429 E. mote control air swimmers, Goldberg, 12, daugh- ets can be purchased at the Atlantic Ave magic, arts and crafts and ter of BRS Rabbi Efrem following locations: Visitors can start the so much more! Goldberg and his wife Hall of Boca Raton Syn- ra’s project and helped 100-Foot Christmas evening off with the Peo- Make sure to make your Yocheved, in conjunction agogue, 7900 Montoya collect the gifts. The Tree (credit cards accept- ples’ Procession. Join in the way to the Tennis Center with Atara’s Bat Mitz- Circle, Boca Raton. Goldbergs called the ed) -Old School Square 51 parade for everyone at the for a twist on a classic New vah, which is Jan. 7. The gifts were for outpouring “overwhelm- North Swinton Ave 600 block at 4 pm. Explore Year’s Eve Finale both at 9 On hand to collect children of all ages and ing” and are consider- City Hall (credit cards the 24 indoor and outdoor pm and at midnight. and distribute the gifts included toys, clothes, ing turning Atara’s Bat accepted) - 100 NW 1st venues located throughout Expect music, food, fun, in time for the holiday books, gift cards and Mitzvah project into an Ave the downtown and find fun prizes and surprises. You were three charities, electronics. Some of the annual gift drive for Ha- Chamber of Commerce activities and entertain- won’t want to miss the fire- Chai Lifeline, www.chail- donations were board nukkah. (cash only) - 64SE 5th Ave ment for the entire family. works, famous Ping Pong ifeline.org/about.php, games, cameras and MP3 For more information, Delray Beach Public Li- There will be music, Ball Drop and the FIAT Tomchei Shabbos and players. contact Yocheved Gold- brary (cash only) - 100 W. dance, a climbing wall, art, 500 “Drop,” First Night’s Chesed of Florida. Many local Jewish day berg at 561.350.5965 Atlantic Ave mazes, play centers, photo take on the Times Square The gift wrapping schools promoted Ata- Delray Beach News booths, skateboarding, re- Ball Drop. took place in the Social Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 10 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Florida Intergenerational Orchestra gets county proclamation On December 8th, in a special performance at The Volen Center in Boca Ra- ton, County Commissioner Steven Abrams presented the 55-member Florida In- tergenerational Orchestra a proclamation applauding the presentation of the first annual “Legacy Award” to the orchestra by Florida’s Department of Elder Af- fairs and commemorating “Intergenerational Week.” The orchestra is com- prised of musicians ages 9 Commissioner Steven Abrams with founder/conductor Lor- to 92 and has been in exis- raine Marks and a few members of the orchestra tence for seven years. America’s Sweetheart of Song Connie Francis feted in Boca Raton Story, photos by Bar- bara McCormick BOCA RATON -- Fans, friends and fellow show business profes- sionals gathered recently at the Polo Club in Boca Raton to celebrate the birthday of the legendary Connie Francis. The elegant evening was hosted by Boca Raton philanthro- From left are Mickey Shephardson, Connie Francis and pist, Madelyn Savarick. Madelyn Savarick, the host. Guests were given the “Red Carpet” treatment throughout the evening, beginning with the social hour, followed by a true Italian style 5-course dinner. The evening was filled with music, as fellow professional vocal- ists serenaded Connie with nostalgic songs From left are Connie Francis, Dick Robinson, Madelyn FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY - Call Today! from the fifties. Savarick, Kate Jolson. bocaratontribune.com Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 11 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Driver charged after car crashes into Camino Gardens canal BOCA RATON – Boca Delray Beach Fire Rescue been in the car told police Raton Fire Rescue crews dive team along with Boca he wasn’t sure if the driv- responded about 5:45 a.m. Raton Police Services div- er was still inside. Several Dec. 23 to a report of ers entered the water to hours after the search car in a canal, on its side perform a search. Boca ended, police found a man against a sea wall, at 400 Raton Fire Rescue Boat 3 identified as Tyler Hanley, West Camino Gardens and Police Services Ma- 19, of Boca Raton, on the Blvd., said Public Infor- rine Units were on hand lawn of a nearby home. mation Officer Frank Cor- to assist. Identified as the driver, reggio. After an extensive Hanley was charged with The black Dodge search the divers were leaving the scene of a Charger was halfway sub- unable to locate anyone crash and failing to give merged in the water with in the canal. Tow trucks information and render no occupants inside. Boca were called to remove the aid, said police. Raton Fire Rescue Servic- vehicle from the water- Correggio said the es Battalion Chief Bruce way. cause of the accident re- Angier called for divers. A passenger who had mains under investigation. Photo by Frank Correggio Christmas Eve fire displaces Boca Raton family BOCA RATON – Raton firefighters re- A Christmas Eve fire sponded to a report caused damage to a of a structure fire Boca Raton home seat 818 NW 7 Street. vere enough to force He said family mem- the family to find oth- bers were home and er accommodations, smelled smoke com- said Fire Rescue Pub- ing from the garage. lic Information Officer When they opened the Frank Correggio door they noticed the Damage was es- fire. They shut the timated at about door and immediately $100,000. The cause exited the home, run- remains unknown and ning to the home of a is being investigated neighbor who called by the State Fire Mar- 9-1-1. intense flames com- der control and extin- ing above the garage able to return to the shal. Upon arrival, fire- ing from the garage guished it. where there was also home that evening. About 5:20 p.m., fighters were met area. Crews attacked Correggio said fire significant damage. Photos by Frank Correggio Correggio said, Boca with heavy smoke and the fire, brought it un- extended into the ceil- The family was not Menorah Lighting in Old School Square: Fallen Police Officer Adam Rosenthal Honored DELRAY BEACH, ers gathered around the Organizers arranged lutely great,” said local FL – December 21, 2011 Menorah to celebrate the to honor fallen Officer businessman Dr. Andre – Tuesday, December first night of Hanukkah. Adam Rosenthal during Fladell, who was re- 20th marked the second The City was well repre- the ceremony. Assistant sponsible for having the year of a new Delray sented at Tuesday’s cere- Police Chief Jeff Gold- Menorah installed last Beach holiday tradition. mony with Commission- man delivered a heartfelt year. “There was easily The Menorah, installed er Angeleta Gray there oration dedicated to the three times the number alongside the 100-Foot to welcome the crowd, sixteen year veteran of of people that were here Christmas Tree in Old former Mayor Jeff Perl- the Delray Beach Police last year. This has been School Square, provided man to tell the story of Department who lost such a great addition to the backdrop for a heart Hanukah, and Commis- his life in a single vehi- the community and I filled ceremony com- sioner Adam Frankel to cle car crash earlier this think the ceremony will memorating the “Mira- recite the Hebrew bless- year. “The turn out for continue to grow mov- cle of Lights.” Observ- ing. the lighting was abso- ing forward,” he added.

Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 12 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 Municipal News The Boca Raton Tribune Term-limited Aaronson cannot seek another term on County Commission By Burt Aaronson ity industry. Council of Presidents, an nership be created that County Commissioner As the unemploy- organization of Country would provide a vehicle District 5 ment rate started rising Club Presidents. I wanted for those students that The year is quickly and continues to grow, it the Clubs and Workforce would be seeking a job coming to a close and bothered me that many Alliance to commit to a upon graduating from the holidays are upon us. local hospitality industry four-year plan that would high school and not con- Sheila, Marylou, Vivian, businesses such as coun- reduce the number of tinuing on to higher edu- Meaghan and I wish you try clubs were bring- H2B workers by 25 per- cation. Now the School all a season of peace and ing in foreign workers cent per year. They did Board and the Tourist a happy New Year. through the Federal H2B and we have set to work Development Council Many of you know Visa Program. I began to fulfill this goal. have joined in our efforts already that term limits meeting with a number Perhaps the biggest to develop a “talent pipe- prevent me from seek- of country clubs to ad- hurdle is the lack of qual- line” by way of training ing another term as your dress the issue of hiring ified workers available. A programs that will link County Commissioner. foreign workers. Since recurring theme among local young people to jobs As I reflect on these past that time the unemploy- responses from country and careers that are in de- two decades, I am amazed ment has risen to over 10 clubs and golf courses is mand. at the number of issues percent and I am more that despite their desire I look forward to keep- we have tackled together. eager than ever to gradu- to hire domestic workers, ing you informed on this Each year brings its own ally reduce the number the reality is that they and many other topics set of challenges and I of foreign hired by the cannot find or maintain over the next year. As al- can assure you that 2012 private clubs. them. ways, I invite your com- will be no different. One I have spearheaded During a joint meet- ments on any issue of issue that I will be focus- a collaborative effort ing between the County interest to you. As your ing on in the upcoming with County staff, the Commission and the Commissioner, I am here Ave., West Palm Beach, 877-930-2205. My email year is unemployment as Workforce Alliance, the School Board, I suggest- to help you. You may 33401 or call my staff at address is: baaronso@pb- it relates to the hospital- Country Clubs, and the ed that a training part- write me at 301 N. Olive 276-1310 or toll free at cgov.org Boca CERT members recognized Commission allows voters to decide for outstanding work on slot machines for Kennel Club BOCA RATON -- Boca The voters of Palm mission district boundaries ments on Michlar Drive, Ta- Raton Fire Rescue Com- Beach County will have the based upon the 2010 Census. mis Trail and 105th Avenue munity Emergency Re- final say in deciding whether Changes include moving Phil South. sponse Team held its semi- to place slot machines at the Foster Park from District Okeechobee Boulevard annual CERT meeting at Palm Beach Kennel Club. 1 to District 7 and dividing – approved a funding agree- 6500 Congress Avenue. County commissioners Peanut Island between Dis- ment with the city of West Deputy Fire Chief on Dec. 20 voted 6-1 to place trict 1 and District 7. Palm Beach and FDOT to Glenn Joseph was on hand a referendum question on the Legislative update – re- provide median landscaping to present an award for November 2012 ballot ask- ceived an update from state on Okeechobee Boulevard CERT member of the Year ing the electorate to give a Rep. Mark Pafford on local between the turnpike and to Burt Goodman. Burt has yea or nay to the idea of al- legislative issues and funding State Road 7. been a member of CERT lowing the one-armed ban- requests to be addressed at Fire codes – adopted the for over 5 years. He is a dits at pari-mutuel facilities. the 2012 Florida Legislative updated Florida Fire Preven- supporter and spokesper- If voters give it a thumbs- Session in Tallahassee. tion Code, effective Dec. 31, son for the CERT program up, slot machines will be al- MSTUs – approved on 2011. and has also taken on the lowed at the track, the coun- preliminary reading and to Lobbyist registration – From left are Deputy Fire Chief Glenn Joseph, Burt Good- role as a team leader in his ty’s only pari-mutuel betting advertise for public hearing amended the lobbyist regis- man and Frank Correggio, CERT coordinator for Boca community. site.. on Jan. 24, 2012, amend- tration ordinance in order to Raton Fire Rescue. CERT members train Commissioner Jess San- ments to the county’s mu- match language in the Code hurricanes, floods, torna- throughout the year on a Boca Raton. tamaria cast the only “no” nicipal services taxing unit of Ethics and to allow the does and terrorism, when variety of fire and medi- Anyone interested vote. (MSTU) ordinance. The ordinance to apply to munici- conventional emergency cal related topics. CERT in becoming part of the In other business, the board also continued to the pal employees and elected of- services are unavailable. commission took the follow- Jan. 24 meeting for consid- ficials. members are trained to be CERT program should CERT members are also ing action: eration of assessments and Vehicles for hire – ap- a useful resource during di- contact Catherine Vanden utilized at various events Redistricting – approved award of a contract for pav- proved a series of amend- saster emergencies such as Broeck at 561-393-7770. throughout the City of new Board of County Com- ing and drainage improve- ments to the county’s vehi- Continued on page 23 Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 13 BOCA LIFE & ARTS The Boca Raton Tribune

December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 • Year II • Number 080 SECTION A Spectacular ‘Holidaze’ Show at Broward Center By Skip Sheffield Cirque is a circus with no “Cirque Dreams Hol- animals or animal tricks. idaze” is aB dazzling spec- It is a strictly human show tacle of sound, light and with an international cast human feats of derring-do of 30 phenomenal acro- at the Broward Center for bats, jugglers, balancing the Arts, onstage through acts, trapeze artist, gym- Sunday Jan. 1. nasts, trick bicyclists, danc- This “Cirque” (French ers, roller-skaters- you for circus) is not to be con- name it. This is a kitchen fused with the much larger, sink of diversity, wildly better-known Cirque du costumed and brilliantly ENTERTAINMENT Soleil with headquarters lit, with a thunderous rein Montreal. Producer-di- corded musical accompani- rector Neil Goldberg cre- ment and live singers. In ates his shows right here fact the music is a little too in Florida in a large ware- thunderous for those with house-studio in Pompano sensitive ears. Holiday Beach. It’s been a good ten Like the French-Cana- years since I first met and dian company, Goldberg’s interviewed Neil Gold- Films Ornaments on tree berg. The show he pro- eral familiar cover tunes, a specialty and special mo- duces now is vastly im- including “Jingle Bell ments guaranteed to make Galore proved over what I saw a Rock,” “Rockin’ around the you gasp. If you enjoy decade ago. There is only Christmas Tree” and a par- toned bodies performing the barest thread of a plot. ticularly lovely version of incredible tricks, this is a See page 15 It’s Christmas Eve, and “O Holy Night.” show for you regardless of through some magic all The cast includes per- the season. the tree ornament and toys spring to life. There are three main characters who sing and thread the acts together: Angel (Hannah Ham- mond), the Ice Queen (Traci Blair) and author Dickens (Jamarice Daugh- try) all from the USA. Each of these singers is powerful in his or her way. I was especially impressed with Daughtry’s vocal AS SEEN range. I was less impressed Santa with puppets with the original music formance artists from Bra- Tickets are $29.25 to BY FEEN by Jill Winters and David zil, China, Ethiopia, Latvia, $69.25, and well worth it. Scott, but it is lively, to say Mexico, Russia, Spain and Call 954-462-0222 or go to See page 15 Marching on a thin line the least. There are sev- the Ukraine. Each act has www.browardcenter.org. Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 14 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 The Boca Raton Tribune B - BOCA LIFE & ARTS East/West Boca Raton, FL

BOCA FOOD FINDS By Denise Righetti Japanese Signature The first dish that I tried The Salmon fish wing (a Fusionarie is the latest was the Tuna Pizza. It was real treat and not a regular Japanese restaurant to open a toasted flatbread topped menu item) was one of my up in Royal Palm Place in with guacamole, thinly favorites of all the things Downtown Boca, and I set sliced tuna, balsamic vinegar, I tasted on this evening. out on a mission to find out spicy mayo and green micro When available, they are just what makes this one dif- sprouts. Delish! It was light offered at $4 per wing. The ferent from the other two and the flavor combinations salmon was incredibly fresh Asian-inspired restaurants worked really well together. and cooked to perfection and situated in the same plaza. Next, I tried the “Chef was basted with a terrific Fusionarie stems from the Ruey Surprise”. On the sweet glaze. word “fusion” and this is the menu, the Chef Ruey Sur- I tried the tuna balls name that best describes both prise is $50 and is ideal as next. They were filled with Denise with Fushionarie the type of dishes you’ll find an appetizer for 2-3 people. I snow crab and mint. While owner Edison on the Fusionarie menu as was given the single tasting this dish may appear simple, der Kitchen Small Plates, well as the ambiance they’ve version which runs between it packed a nice flavorful $13). A deep water shrimp created there. Not your typi- $15-20. It consisted of punch. ($8 for 2 balls) that tasted akin to lobster, cal Japanese offerings, you’ll smoked white tuna, tamago The Sweet Shrimp ($3.50 the rock shrimp was the size find items such as Bahamian with eel, fish wing (on this ala carte) was featured prom- and texture of “popcorn Conch Salad, a Surf and inently in a champagne flute shrimp” but was coated with Turf Maki roll made with in the center of the Chef a citrusy/spicy sauce that lobster tempura and topped Ruey Surprise platter. The delighted my taste buds. with torched New York strip, shrimp was indeed sweet and As if I hadn’t sampled as well as many dishes that succulent. Edison informed enough sake, Edison took incorporate tropical fruits me that if I was feeling ad- the liberty of bringing out such as pineapple, mango venturous, I should partake a sake flight of 3 differ- and guacamole. in the Japanese custom of ent cold sakes for me to try. I decided to pop in on a eating the shrimp head, deep (Three, 1.5 ounce pours for Saturday early evening before fried. Never to shy away $13) The first one was Mo- heading to the theatre and from a good food adventure, mokawa Pearl – coconut and took a seat at the sushi bar. Chef Ruey presenting his I told him to “bring it on” tapioca flavor; next was Mo- I ran into the owner of the special masterpiece and he did. I will spare you mokawa Silver –light and a establishment, a young man day I was served Salmon, the details here, but let’s just little sweet; and the final one named Edison Song, who, on other days it might be say that I can now boast to was Momokawa Diamond – despite his young age, is the Hamachi), tuna ball with have earned my honorary dry and crispy, (all of which owner of several other suc- snow crab and mint and “Japanese” status. can be purchased individu- cessful restaurants in Indiana. sweet shrimp. I dove into the It was about this time ally at half price every day Edison pulled up a seat smoked white tuna first and that Edison introduced me to during happy hour 5 – 7pm). next to me and asked me boy was my mouth bursting one of his cold sakes called To conclude this won- what I’d like to drink. Once with flavor! I love white tuna, Tokubetsu Honjozo.($22) It derful tasting, Chef Ruey I decided upon sake, he was but this was the first time was very smooth and enjoy- fried up some Red Bean ice quick to have his house sake I’ve ever had the smoked able, and came packaged in a cream with a side of home- brought out for me to try version. It was thinly sliced nice looking bottle. made whipped cream. The (12 oz. $10). With quite an and topped with roasted gar- The next plate arrived red bean had a nice taste and extensive sake and wine list, lic chips-outstanding! and on it was a colorful dis- while not overly sweet, satis- not typically found at a Japa- The next thing I tried play of Shrimp Toasted with fied my sweet tooth. nese restaurant, Edison was was the Omurice with eel Tuna Jam (listed under Sushi Fusionarie Japanese Sig- quite proud of his house of- and crab meat (also known Bar Teasers, four to an order nature fering. He also let me know as Tamagotchi). This “kitch- for $14). Crispy shrimp on 500 Via De Palmas #79 that it was half price since en small plate” consisted of toasted Asian bread resem- 561-367-3283 I was there during their a thin layer of egg crepe bling a crostini and topped Open for lunch & din- Happy Hour – which goes wrapped with eel and crab with a wonderful strawberry ner: Mon - Thurs 11:30am on every day from 5-7pm, meat. It was nice and light jam. It may sound a bit odd, – 2:30pm & 5 – 10pm including weekends! You can and had an airy texture but trust me, the combina- Fri 11:30am – 2:30pm & also get select appetizers for while the eel sauce on top tion works. I enjoyed these 5 – 11pm half price during their hap- added another dimension, very much. To the right of Sat 12pm – 11pm py hour with prices ranging tying the dish together per- the shrimp toasts was Rock Closed Sunday bocaratontribune.com from $3 - $6.50) fectly. ($12 ala carte). Shrimp Tempura (listed un- Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 15 The Boca Raton Tribune B - BOCA LIFE & ARTS East/West Boca Raton, FL ENTERTAINMENT AS SEEN BY FEEN By Skip Sheffield By Diane Feen Holiday Films Galore Lighting the way We are heading into the home stretch of no- Douglas Fairbanks kind of action star. It is the festival of the holiday film season. There are so many George is at the peak of his stardom and lights – the holiday known films coming out, I couldn’t possibly get to wealth in 1927, but all that is about to change for eight nights of family, them all, but here are a few notables. because talkies are coming and George thinks food and festivities. Yet the I belong to two film critics groups: Flori- silent film is the only pure art film form. meaning of Hanukkah for da Film Critics Circle and Southeastern Film “I am an Artist not a puppet,” he declares Jews is the story of mir- Critics Association. Because of this, I am in- to ruthless studio head Al Zimmer (John acles. The first one is the vited to advance screenings and some of the Maccabees’ defeat of the studios provide DVDs for viewing at home. Greek-Syrian army (that SEFCA asked each of its 47 members invaded Israel) and the sec- to submit a top ten favorite film list. I voted ond one is that a flask of “The Artist,’ which opened Dec. 23, No. 1. oil, that was supposed to The rest in descending order were Melan- last for one day, lasted eight cholia at 2, Moneyball, 3, War Horse 4, My days. Week With Marilyn 5, Descendants 6, The There are miracles in Muppets 7, J. Edgar 8, We Bought a Zoo 9 our lives quite often. Some and Young Adult 10. of us see them, others do The rest of the SEFCA writers voted The not. Popular psychology Dr. Steven Charlap and his wife Yael with daughter’s Dani- Descendants No. 1, followed by The Artist 2, (and Oprah Winfrey) tells elle and Nikki and son, Justin. Hugo 3, Moneyball 4, Tree of Life 5, Drive 6, us that we need to focus on Midnight in Paris 7, Win Win 8, War Horse the miracles in our lives, not goals are to identify health survived. For many Jews as 9 and The Help 10. Jean Dujardin as George Valentin in on the harsher side of our risk factors and address well as all other Americans, “The Artist” existence. them before they become there can be no greater George Clooney was voted Best Actor for Goodman). George is so convinced silent film problems. By doing so, we threat to our health and our Descendants while Meryl Streep got Best is the only way to go that he invests his life And I agree. That is why it is appro- give people freedom from lives than the challenges we Actress for Iron Lady. savings in a silent epic. the costs, suffering and lim- face today due to increasing It is not hard to guess how this will go. priate to highlight someone who truly cares - someone itations imposed by chronic obesity, heart disease, and Christopher Plummer won Best Sup- What makes The Artist so great is that it diseases such as heart dis- diabetes,” said Dr. Charlap, tells its poignant story through body lan- dedicated to making a dif- porting actor for Beginners and Janet McT- ease, diabetes, and cancer.” whose father was a rabbi eer was Best Supporting actress for Albert guage and facial expression, not words. Mini- ference. His name is Steven And he ought to know. and whose mother was a Nobbs. mal titles are used, and there is a bit of sound Charlap MD. This highly at strategic moments. trained physician and Har- Dr. Charlap’s company Hebrew school teacher. The Help won Best Ensemble and Martin At its core The Artist is a love story for vard MBA retired a few HealthDrive treated more So like the brave Mac- Scorsese was Best Director for Hugo. Good and about film, and it is also a romantic love years ago but wasn’t happy than five million patients at cabees, who rose up against ol’ Woody Allen got Best Original Screenplay and redemption story; not just about a wom- simply going to the mov- extended care facilities and their Greek oppressors, for Midnight in Paris. an for a failing man, but of a servant’s devo- ies or resting on his laurels nursing homes and found each of us should find the tion to his longtime employer. For that role (he sold a healthcare busi- that many of them had pre- strength and motivation to The very funny film Rango was voted of Clifton, George’s butler-chauffeur, James ness to a large company five ventable chronic diseases. defend our bodies against Best Animated Film and the very strange Cromwell will surely be recognized. years’ ago). To make matters worse, disease-promoting influ- The Tree of Life got Best Cinematography. What Dr. Charlap did government regulations of- ences and embrace a life full ‘Iron Lady’ was create a company called ten require providers to re- of joy with the freedom to It will be very interesting to see who If you like British history and great act- MDPrevent. This state- act to problems rather than have a healthy mind and scores at Academy Award time. I suspect The ing, I recommend Iron Lady. America’s most of-the-art medical clinic support treatments that body, said Dr. Charlap. “If Artist will do better because A: it’s a master- versatile actress, Meryl Streep crawls right focuses on wellness not prevent them. we do so, we too can en- into the skin of indomitable British Prime piece and B: it is all about Film. on disease. He doesn’t run That’s why he created joy the miracle of a happy, Minister Margaret Thatcher. If you don’t into patient rooms for five MDPrevent. He realized healthy, and long life.” ‘The Artist’ is the first major silent, care for British history, you may find it on the minutes with a prescrip- that prevention is the best So we light a candle each black-and-white film in more than 30 years. dull side. medicine and he wants to night for eight nights and The production crew is French, but the film is tion pad in hand. Instead he and his team access a per- free people from the shack- remember the miracles in set in Hollywood in the late 1920s at the end- ‘Adventures of Tintin’ les of unhealthy weight, our lives. It is our light that ing of the silent film era. The film is written and ‘War Horse’ son’s health and prescribe a lifestyle change as part of high cholesterol and blood we embrace on this holi- and directed by Michael Hazanavicius and Yet to come is Steven Spielberg’s Adven- sugar and dangerous el- day and the light of others it co-stars his wife Berenice Bejo as aspiring tures of Tintin and War Horse. I have not treatment. evated blood pressure. around us that gives mean- starlet Peppy Miller, who rides the coattails seen the former, but I have read great things. “Rather than simply ing to our lives and signifi- of a married movie star named George Val- The latter opened on Christmas Day and I focus on treating medical “Hanukkah represents entin (Jean Dujardin) to stardom. assure you it is a most wonderful cinematic problems as they present one of many events in Jew- cance to Hanukkah. George is a dashing Rudolph Valenti- present. Happy Holidays! themselves, MDPrevent’s ish history where Jews faced Happy Holiday! imminent destruction and Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 16 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80

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Troy M. McLellan, left, President & CEO of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce and Forrest Heathcott, Merryl Haber of Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith PLLC Lisa Elkin and Michael Coady of First Citizens Bank enjoy President, JM&A Group and Executive Vice President, JM the Trustee Holiday Party at the Boca Raton Bridge Hotel Family Enterprises Happy Holidays from the King family

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Schnellenberger’s Boca Raton, FL 33432 1551 West Camino Real Howard Schnellenberger’s “I am so delighted to career has been highly 561-391-7689 Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-499-4893 retirement from football have had the opportunity chronicled throughout the Affirmation Lutheran www.bethsarshalomfl.com during a post-game recep- to be FAU’s coach. It’s years, from winning the Church tion at FAU’s final football been a true joy. For all Super Bowl as offensive 9465 Glades Road Good Shepherd Lutheran Boca Raton Community game of the 2011 season. of our football players, coordinator for the Mi- Boca Raton, FL 33434 Church Church The fund will provide coaches, and those con- ami Dolphins during their 561-483-6004 6301 SW 18 Street www.bocacommunity.org Boca Raton, FL 33433 470 NW 4th Avenue one scholarship each year nected with the univer- perfect season in1972, to First United Methodist 561-393-7007 Boca Raton, FL 33432 to a student-athlete that sity, I thank you for your winning the first nation- Church 561-395-2400 demonstrates determina- participation and for your al championship as head www.fumcbocaraton.org B'Nai Torah Congregation tion and commitment to good wishes,” said Schnel- coach at the University of 625 NE Mizner Blvd. 6261 SW 18 Street Journey Church (The) Boca Raton, FL 33432 Boca Raton, FL 33433 www.bocajourney.com the FAU football program. lenberger. “I look forward Miami in 1983, to leading 561-395-1244 561-392-8566 The Kathyrn Lindgren “Coach Howard to the next chapter of the struggling University Theater Schnellenberger’s legacy my career as an ambassa- of Louisville to a top-20 Ascension Catholic Church Grace Community Church B.R. Community High Schl as FAU’s first football dor for this great univer- national ranking. 7250 N Federal Hwy 600 W Camino Real 1501 NW 15 Court Boca Raton, FL 33487 Boca Raton, FL 33486 Boca Raton, FL coach will no doubt leave sity, and I am proud that As the founder and first 561-997-5486 561-395-2811 561-420-0606 a permanent mark on FAU a scholarship named in head coach of FAU’s foot- www.graceboca.org and its football program,” my honor will help future ball team, Schnellenberger Friendship Baptist Church Boca Raton Synagogue said FAU President Mary generations of student- helped guide the team to 1422 NE 2nd Court Boca Glades Baptist Church www.brsonline.org Jane Saunders. “To honor athletes.” its first Sun Belt Confer- Boca Raton, FL 33432 10101 Oriole Country Road Hahn Judaic Campus 561-395-6871 Boca Raton, FL 33428 7900 Montoya Circle his vision, leadership and The recent post-game ence title in 2007, the same 561-483-4228 Boca Raton, FL 33433 13 years of service, I am reception took place on year the team became to Assembly of God Hispanic (561) 394-5732 pleased to announce the the Delray Hyundai Pri- youngest team to advance Church Iglesia Bautista Hispana creation of the Howard ority Club level of FAU to and win a bowl champi- Centro Cristiano Familiar 2350 NW 51st St Kabbalah Learning Centre 21121 Oriole Country Rd Boca Raton, FL 33431 www.kabbalah.dynip.com Schnellenberger Endowed Stadium at the Boca Raton onship; as well as led the Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-998-8360 8411 W Palmetto Park Rd Scholarship Fund.” campus. More than 300 team to its second bowl 561-746-8626 Boca Raton, FL 33433 Schnellenberger an- guests attended the event, game in 2008, where FAU Boca Raton Bible Chapel 561-488-8826 nounced his retirement as including Schnellenberg- became the only team in Frontline Christian Center 3900 NW 3rd Avenue Olympic Heights High Schl Boca Raton, FL 33431 Boca Raton Synagogue-West coach in August, but will er’s family members, clos- the state of Florida to win 20101 Lyons Rd 561-391-9319 www.brsweb.org now remain on staff at est friends, former football back-to-back bowl games Boca Raton FL 33434 21101 95th Ave. South FAU as the University’s players, as well as FAU that year. 561-826-0404 Islamic Center of Boca Boca Raton, FL 33428 first ambassador for de- Football Founders, stadi- www.frontlinechristiancen- Raton ter.com www.icbr.org Kol Ami of Boca Raton 141 NW 20th St., Ste. #A-7 Reconstructionist Ayts Chayim Messianic Boca Raton, FL 33431 http://kolami.homestead.com Commission allows voters to decide on Synagogue 561-395-7221 71 N. Federal Hwy. Glades Presbyterian Church Boca Raton, FL 33432 slot machines for Kennel Club 21121 Oriole Country Rd Boca Raton Church Of 561-392-0696 ing a ground transportation Day on Feb. 11, 2012, and Boca Raton, FL 33428 Christ Continued from page 12 permit or decal. Companies authorized spending up to 561-487-3839 www.achurchofchrist.com Boca West Community cles-for-hire (VFH) 5099 NW 5th Avenue United must still have a permit or $5,600 to pay for bus pass Glades Presbyterian Church Boca Raton, FL 33431 Methodist Church ordinance. They include add- decal in order to pick up cus- vouchers and informational 21121 Oriole Country Rd 561-395-0738 9087 Glades Road ing a luxury sedan category; tomers at PBIA. material. 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Box 970593, Boca Raton, FL 33497 at Palm Beach International approved the county’s par- Detention Center in Belle Airport (PBIA) without hav- ticipation in Medical Home Glade. Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 24 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 Business The Boca Raton Tribune Archstone acquires 252-unit apartment community in Boca From Business Wire kitchens and bathrooms. showcases a number of Center is located in a high- balconies and patios. Select Archstone strives to BOCA RATON -- “We continue to be well-known dining op- ly desirable upscale neigh- units feature vaulted ceil- provide great apartment Archstone, a leader in committed to the continual tions, including Grand borhood with expensive ings and lake views. rentals and great service apartment investment and improvement of our port- Lux Cafe, Legal Sea Foods single family homes and The Boca Raton-based to its customers--backed operations, has announced folio of apartment com- and The Capital Grille. limited land available for ARA sales team of Prin- by service guarantees. As the acquisition by an Arch- munities in the nation’s Nearby entertainment new residential develop- cipal, Avery Klann; Senior of September 30, 2011, the stone sponsored partner- best cities,” said R. Scot destinations include the ment, which is very consis- Vice President Hampton company owned or had an ship of Vinings at Town Sellers, Archstone’s chief Boca Raton Resort and tent with our investment Beebe, and Principal Marc ownership position in 428 Center, a 252-unit apart- executive officer. “Arch- Club, Mizner Park, Cin- strategy,” said Charles E. deBaptiste represented communities located in the ment community in Palm stone Boca Town Center emark Palace 20, Boomers Mueller Jr., Archstone’s AEW Capital Manage- United States and Europe, Beach County, from AEW will be an excellent addi- and the Morikami Muse- chief operating officer. ment in the sale. AEW representing 73,955 units, Capital Management. tion to our portfolio and um and Japanese Gardens. “Our operating team in sold the property on be- including units under con- The community was ac- our strategically located Florida’s beaches are less Southeast Florida is look- half of one of its institu- struction. quired for a purchase price communities in Southeast than four miles from the ing forward to producing tional clients. Atlanta-headquartered of some $42 million and Florida.” community. very strong results at this “Multifamily invest- ARA is the largest pri- will be renamed Archstone Archstone Boca Town Archstone Boca Town fantastic community.” ment in Boca Raton con- vately held, full-service Boca Town Center. Center is adjacent to the Center offers easy access The community cur- tinues to be extremely investment advisory firm The complex, located at Town Center at Boca Ra- to a host of major employ- rently offers several ame- attractive,” said Avery in the nation that focuses 5881 Town Bay Drive, will ton mall, which features ers in several large office nities including a 24-hour Klann, lead broker on the exclusively on the broker- undergo a comprehensive more than 220 upscale parks, including Arvida fitness center, clubhouse, transaction. “Archstone age, financing and capital renovation of its amenities retailers and restaurants. Park of Commerce and tennis court, resort-style Boca Town Center has sourcing of multihousing and units over the course Nordstrom, Neiman Mar- Boca Corporate Center & pool and picnic area with been institutionally owned properties including con- of the next year. The fit- cus, Bloomingdale’s and Campus. The site is also a barbecue grills. Among for more than 23 years, ventional, affordable, dis- ness center and several Saks Fifth Avenue anchor short drive to Office De- the features inside the which has helped the prop- tressed assets, notes sales, common areas will be up- the 1.75-million-square- pot’s new global headquar- Boca Raton apartments erty maintain stabilized seniors, student & manu- graded, while the units will foot mall. ters. are washers and dryers, long-term occupancy and factured housing and mul- be fitted with brand-new In addition, the mall “Archstone Boca Town walk-in closets and private premium rental rates.” tihousing land. JARC executive director celebrated for excellence BOCA RATON -- honors. U.S. Rep. Ted to the “good” of many. marked at the event. Jewish Association for Deutch presented her Past honorees represent Her commitment will Residential Care (JARC) with the award. The suc- a wide spectrum of vol- again be recognized a executive director, Dr. cessful Senior Achieve- unteer and staff effects gala to be held at Boca Debra Hallow, was ment/Veterans Day Gala including mentoring the West Country Club on honored with a Senior Luncheon was held at children, wildlife and en- Sunday, March 11, 2012. Achievement Award by Benevenuto’s in Boynton vironment, health and This year’s gala keynote the American Health As- Beach. medical care and every- speaker will be Academy sociation recently. The event honors five thing in between. Award winning actress, Hallow received the outstanding volunteers/ Dr. Hallow’s leader- Marlee Matlin. Michael 2011 Non Profit Execu- staff whose service to ship, inspiration, com- Williams of WPTV tive Director of the Year the community inspires, mitment and visionary News Channel 5 will pre- - Palm Beach County enriches and contributes direction for JARC was side as emcee. For more information on purchasing tickets for JARC’s 26th Anniversary Gala or the programs of JARC Florida, please visit www.jarcfl.org. The Jewish Association for Residential Care (JARC) is a nonsectarian organization which provides group homes, apartments and vocational training for adults with development disabilities Dr. Debra Hallow

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The opening of this important facility marks a significant milestone towards meeting the state’s need for correctional bed space,” said do you want to make? George C. Zoley, chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GEO Have you ever of water a day, and cut less. My friend Char- thought about what back on drinking alco- lie, a retired Highland BOCA RATON -- Metropolitan Health Networks, Inc. has announced that Mi- kinds of New Year’s hol or smoking Beach resident, made chael Earley, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, will present an overview of resolutions you want Be more optimistic a similar resolution the company’s business at the 30th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in to make for yourself abo9ut life. You should that added in hugging San Francisco on January 12, 2012 at noon, Pacific Time. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be available via Metropolitan’s investor relations page to improve your health work to develop posi- more, loving more at www.metropolitanhealthnetworks.com . The company suggests that webcast and wellness, your life- tive feelings about oth- and even crying more. participants sign on approximately 15 minutes in advance of the presentation to style or personal rela- er people and let them He joined a local self- allow time to run a system test and download any free software needed for access tionships? Here are know it. One example help group to discuss purposes. some suggestions you is to be the first to sim- problems that he goes might want consider. ply say, “Hello,” to oth- through each day. By PNC Bank has announced it will install ATMs at Palm Beach State College’s cam- Lose weight to im- ers. Or compliment at meeting more people puses in Lake Worth, Palm Beach Gardens, Boca Raton and Belle Glade. The bank prove your health. It least two people a day with similar interests, said it will also offer money management seminars on campus. PNC also promised is a great idea to make on good deeds they he has learned to sat- to waive one overdraft fee for students who open PNC accounts. With the ATMs, a resolution to do so. have done. isfactorily cope wit his the bank will be able to reach PBSC’s 51,000 students. You can go on a diet Build a network problems. It is still by eating a variety of with other people in working for him and BOCA RATON – Oce, a Canon Group company and an international leader in dig- foods that have less fats your community. Make it can work for you, ital document management, announced that Patrick Chapuis has been appointed and cholesterol like a resolution to at- too. Charlie’s extra president and CEO of Oce North America effective January 1, 2012. Chapuis suc- poultry, fish, fruits and tend more community New Year’s resolution ceeds Joseph Skrzypczak, who has informed the Oce Board of his intent to retire in fresh vegetables for events. You can ex- for this coming year 2012. Chapuis will also retain his current responsibilities as president of the Wide better weight control. change views on doing is to give his condo a Format Printing Systems division of Oce North America. In his new role, Chapuis Yet it is easier said things differently or good safety inspection, will have responsibility for the Oce North America sales, marketing, service, op- than done for most of the same way. for his own protection erations, finance and support functions. Oce is headquartered in Trumbull, Conn., us. Successful dieters Consider a resolu- against injuries in the with other business units in Boca Raton and Chicago. need incentives to stick tion to live simpler, home. 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FAITH DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE By Rick Warren By Mike Gora Effecting Change – Happy New Year “It was the best of all “A” students. disagree on the path to Renewing Your Mind times and the worst of Younger son and his success. times.” As usual the open- wife expertly raise their I suggest to you that Almost every one of wheel, and the boat would you think determines the ing line of the classic almost 4 and 5 year old in the year 2012 we all us has something about instantly turn back toward way you feel, and the way novel by Charles Dickens, cuties and prepare to move pull together in our com- ourselves we would like to the east, as it had been in- you feel influences the way “A Tale of Two Cities,” into a new home in a Chi- mon cause by supporting change – at work, in rela- ternally programmed. you act, which means, “there remains applicable to ev- cago suburb. Bonnie and our respective candidates, tionships, in day-to-day hab- Sounds like a lot of hard must be a spiritual renewal ery year, all people, and all I are lucky to have two of with respect for the efforts its and actions. To change work, correct? And the of your thoughts and atti- times. the three families with us of the opposing candi- your life, however, you must change would only be tem- tudes” (Ephesians 4:23). We are well. Our for this holiday season. As dates. We can offer up our first change how you think. porary – once you stopped To be like Christ, you moms, both in their 90s, I type, four year old Jack ideas for a better nation, Behind everything you do is trying to force the change, must develop the mind are now well, although my has given me his delicious and compare our ideas and a thought. Every behavior all would return to the way of Christ. The Bible talks mother-in-law had anoth- first hug of the early our candidate’s ideas with- is motivated by a belief, and it was before. about having “the mind of er fall, more broken bones, morning. out denigrating the other. every action is prompted by This is what happens Jesus Christ,” and calls this and another stay at rehab. We have all been In many if not all cases an attitude. when you try to change mental shift, “repentance.” My mother complains tested in 2011, and we the best path is not owned To hear modern-day gu- your life with willpower. The Greek literally means, about living too long but are passing the test. Our by either political party rus tell it, this would seem You tell yourself, “I will “to change your mind and remains as healthy as a great country has its own or its candidates, but an to be a startling new discov- force myself to … eat less direction.” horse. test to face in 2012, the amalgamation of the best ery. But God revealed this ... stop smoking ... quit being To repent means to On the other hand, son general election. My fam- ideas of both Parties and truth thousands of years disorganized and late … not change the way you think. Matt, 42, has developed ily members are political all candidates. It is not before psychologists under- respond angrily when I am You must change your a painful, permanent and animals, but not entirely be necessary to call the stood it: “Be careful how you under pressure.” thinking about God, your- debilitating disease of the of the same herd. We opposing inflammatory think; your life is shaped by Willpower can produce self, sin, other people, life, nervous system and our range from right to left, names, or compare them your thoughts” (Proverbs short-term change, but cre- your future, everything; and strong, brave son, husband Democrats to Republi- to history’s most devil- 4:23, Today’s English Ver- ates constant internal stress adopt Christ’s outlook and and dad must fight the cans, Obama supporters ish demons to make our sion). because you have not dealt perspective on life: You fol- battle of his life and re- to detractors. side’s case. Hold whatever To illustrate this point, with root causes of what low Him! main a hero in the eyes of We discuss politics, but values you wish without imagine riding in a speed- you would like to change. his two little girls against not all the time. We are al- finding it necessary to dis- boat on a lake with an au- Making the change you © 2011, Purpose Driven odds. He is lucky to have ways civil to one another regard the values of other tomatic pilot set to go east- desire does not feel natural. Life. All rights reserved. a strong, loyal, intelligent regarding our political fellow citizens. ward. If you were to decide It requires great effort and Adapted from a column by and successful wife. views, but none of us will We can and will get to reverse course and head willpower. Eventually you Dr. Rick Warren, the author My daughter and her ever be persuaded to the through the political year toward the west, you have give up – and go off the diet, of numerous books, includ- husband, who pursue other‘s side just because ahead of us, but we will all two possible ways to change grab another cigarette, ar- ing the highly acclaimed, careers in teaching and we are a family. be better for it if we do it the boat’s direction. rive late for another impor- The Purpose-Drive Life, computer related fields, In the biggest and with respect for our fellow One way is to grab the tant meeting, or react with which has been translated respectively, are on the most important way all of citizens whatever their steering wheel and physi- inappropriate anger. into many languages and verge of having a sec- us citizens of the United Party, position religion or cally force the speedboat to There is a better and eas- sold throughout the world. ond child in high school States of America are race. head in the opposite direc- ier way: Change your “auto- It affirms the importance of for one year, before send- members of a family as Let’s make 2012 the tion from where the autopi- pilot” – change the way you having a carefully consid- ing their oldest, a football well. We all want the best best of times. lot has been programmed to think. Or, as the Bible says, ered, clearly expressed pur- player, off to college; both for our country, but often guide it. By sheer willpower, be willing for it to change: pose to guide everyday life. you could overcome the au- “Let God transform you It has been named one of topilot, but you would feel into a new person by chang- the 100 Christian books that Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Specialization and Education of constant resistance. Your ing the way you think” (Ro- changed the 20th Century. The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law, and is a partner with arms would eventually tire mans 12:2). He also has written The Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora may be reached by of the stress, you would Change always starts Purpose-Driven Church. e-mail at [email protected]. have to let go of the steering first in the mind. The way

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Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 29 Sports The Boca Raton Tribune Let the Excitement Begin: Marlins Making Moves 2011 By: Matt Blue Believe it or not, they expecting to generate a The Miami Marlins also reached for the stars considerable amount of proved they are dead by trying to lure future ballpark related revenue. serious about spend- hall of famer Albert Pu- Therefore, the Marlins ing money and making jols. Ultimately, Pujols will get to keep every moves. The organiza- made the decision to dollar made in the new tion has undergone an sign with the Los Ange- ballpark including con- extreme makeover. The les Angels. The Marlins cession stands, tickets franchise has been given also attempted to ink sales, merchandise sales a new beginning and a arguably the best start- etc. fresh start. Not only do ing pitcher on the mar- Marlins owner Jeffrey they have a completely ket in C.J. Wilson. The Loria said he expects to new look, they have also Fish were Wilson’s high- draw about 2.8 million shown there fan base est bidders. They gave in 2012. This goal may that they are ready to him the most number of be a bit optimistic since contend for a champion- years and they even of- the franchise has finished ship. fered to go all the way last in attendance in the The Marlins shocked up to $100 million. The NL for six straight years. the baseball world by problem for the Mar- Sure, the Marlins new inking closer Heath lins was that Wilson ballpark will inspire cu- Bell, All Star shortstop preferred his hometown riosity, anticipation and Jose Reyes and starting team all along. That’s excitement during the pitcher Mark Buehrle. why Wilson left $20 mil- ballpark’s honeymoon Incredibly, a club that lion on the table and took period. But what’s go- has never spent more the Angels less lucrative ing to happen once the than $60 million on pay- offer. newness factor begins Newly acquired Miami Marlins’ Jose Reyes and Heath Bell roll, all of a sudden gave So you may be won- to evaporate? To an- three free agents $191 dering where the Mar- swer this question, you ways embraces its win- this market even though “If you build it they million. Just think about lins are getting all of this have to understand that ning teams. This is why South Florida has never will come.” And, “if you it, 191 million for just money from. To answer if they win; they will the Marlins have a great traditionally been known sign them, they will three players alone? this question, they are come. South Florida al- opportunity to thrive in as a baseball town. come”. St. Andrews South Striker Joe Riccobene Named Owls Women’s Basketball Completes Non- National Senior League Wii Bowler of the Year Conference Season with Loss at Stetson BOCA RATON, FL Over 750 senior resi- DeLand, FL - Stetson basketball coach. “We strug- offensive attack with eight University relied on a strong gled to make shots in the first points and a career-tying 12 -- The National Senior dents Wii bowled in the defensive effort to pick up half and were fighting an up- rebounds. She was named to League recently named NSL in 2011, and the av- a 52-37 victory over the hill battle the entire game.” the Stetson Hatter Classic its 2011 Wii Bowlers of erage score was 175. The Florida Atlantic University Stetson stormed out of all-tournament team. This is the Year. Joe Riccobene oldest bowler was 103. women’s basketball team on the gate to take a 14-4 edge the second straight all-tour- of the SAS Strikers, St. The NSL 2012 National Wednesday at the Edmunds in the opening eight minutes nament team selection for the Andrews South, Boca Championship season Center in DeLand. The game and managed to hold a 22- Eastern Michigan University Raton, FL, and the 2010 kicks off in August. wrapped up the non-confer- 17 halftime advantage. The transfer. Wii Bowler of the Year, Watch for Riccobene and ence schedule for the Owls. Owls were held to 21.4 per- Senior post player Von- led the pack with another the Strikers again this FAU stands 5-6 on the cent shooting in the first 20 trice Dennis scored a season- stellar year. year to be in one of three season and begins Sun Belt minutes. best seven points, while se- Riccobene has been team divisions: Cham- Conference action following FAU started the second nior guard Teri Stampsadded the captain of the Strik- pionship (Wii average the holiday break at Arkan- half scoring four of the first seven points. FAU shot 27.1 ers team for three years 225+), The Elite Divi- sas State University on De- six points to trim the deficit percent for the game, includ- leading them to three sion (average 175-224) Joe Riccobene of the SAS cember 29, at 6:35 p.m., from to 24-21 at the 18:25 mark. ing 4-of-16 from behind the National NSL champion- and Master Division Strikers, St. Andrews South, Jonesboro, Ark. The host Hat- However, the Hatters scored three-point line. ships. During the 2011 (less than 174). Boca Raton, FL ters improved to 11-3 overall. the next nine points to build Stetson was led by Vic- league play, Riccobene What else does Joe do “We just didn’t play with a comfortable double-digit toria McGowan’s 11 points led the NSL with a 290 in his spare time? Play his friends and family in the intensity needed to win margin that was held for the and tournament Most Valu- average while recording ping pong, help oth- Ohio in his red corvette. a game against a quality op- rest of the half. able Player Shanasa Sand- 20 perfect games. ers and drives to visit ponent,” said Chancellor Du- Sophomore forward Che- ers scored nine points and gan, FAU’s head women’s nise Miller paced the Owls’ grabbed 12 rebounds. Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. 30 - December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 The Boca Raton Tribune SPORTS East/West Boca Raton, FL Miami Beats Defending Champions Mavericks in Season Opener By: Pedro Heizer The NBA Season is finally back! The Dal- las Mavericks received a championship banner for Christmas. Miami, the team it defeated to win last season’s NBA Finals, received a dose of re- venge. LeBron James scored 37 points and Dwyane Wade added 26 as the Heat soured Sunday’s season-opening celebration in Dallas and snapped a long regular-season los- ing streak to the Maver- icks with a 105-94 victory. Dallas, led by Ja- son Terry (23 points) and Dirk Nowitzki (21), had won 14 straight regular-season meetings against Miami dating back to 2004. James broke the Heat record for points in a season opener, set by Tim Hardaway with 32 in a double-overtime victory The defending cham- second quarter, then the against Detroit on Nov. 2, pions had no chance 14-0 binge in the third 1999. James was 11-for- against a Miami team that period. At the end of that 19 from the field and 15- brings back its core rota- final surge, James made a for-19 at the line with 10 tion players, “We’re going spin move to free himself rebounds, six assists, two to have to forge an iden- for a 17-foot jumper off steals and two blocks. tity with this team; it’s the glass, then followed Maybe the pregame a different team,” Mavs with his alley-oop tip to festivities left the Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said. Wade. emotionally drained be- “That’s work, and it’s go- “It was showtime,” cause they were down by ing to take honesty, and said Heat point guard 15 after one quarter and it’s not going to be easy.” Mario Chalmers, who had 21 at halftime. They then Perhaps one of the the initial pass to James. gave up 14 straight points most interesting part of “That comes from playing early in the third quarter. the game was the play of a whole season together The blowout had less rookie point guard Norris last year and working out to do with an emotional Cole in his NBA debut. during the offseason with hangover and more to do Cole finished the game each other.” with exposing the slow with seven points, and had With the win, Miami process of breaking in a a Rajon Rondo moment improved to 6-2 all-time new rotation. Dallas lost when he stole the ball at on Christmas Day and center Tyson Chandler one end of the floor and 12-12 in season openers, and backup point guard raced to the basket took while Dallas lost for the J.J. Barea and added guard the contact and one. first time on Dec. 25 (2-1) Vince Carter, do-it-all Miami went on a 12-0 and dropped to 18-14 in Lamar Odom and backup run late in the first quar- openers. guard Delonte West. ter, a 15-1 spurt in the Support your community newspaper - Patronize The Boca Raton Tribune Advertisers. Let them know you saw their Ads in the Boca Tribune. for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com December 29, 2011 through January 5, 2012 - Edition 80 - 31 The Boca Raton Tribune SPORTS East/West Boca Raton, FL Jake Long, Brandon Marshall selected to Pro Bowl By: Chris Nelson ties during the 2010 season, Pro Bowl based more on rep- ing another good season and Last week, I looked at Marshall currently ranks sec- utation than actual play. That is performing incredibly well players on the Dolphins’ ros- ond among AFC wide receiv- is indeed the case when Long given that he hasn’t been near ter that could or should be ers in receptions (77), third in 2011. 100% healthy at any point in the discussion for a Pro in yards (1,177), and ninth in I give Long a ton of cred- this season. That being said, Bowl selection. Two of play- touchdowns (six). it for playing through numer- Long is not Pro Bowl worthy ers mentioned—offensive Acquired from the Denver ous injuries (knees, shoulder, in 2011. tackle Jake Long and wide Broncos in exchange for two back) and for playing fairly As for Marshall, he cer- receiver Brandon Marshall— second-round picks in April well through all of it. That tainly has the numbers to were indeed honored with se- 2010, Marshall has topped being said, there is simply no rank near the top of the lections in the NFL’s official 1,000 yards receiving in way you can say Long was AFC’s receivers and thus in announcement Tuesday. each of his first two seasons one of the three best offen- Pro Bowl consideration. It’s Long earned his fourth in Miami. He also teamed sive tackles in the AFC this actually crazy to imagine Pro Bowl selection (and third with running back Reggie season. what his numbers would be if as a starter) in as many pro Bush for the first time in fran- For the season, Long he didn’t have all his drops— seasons since being taken chise history the Dolphins grades out as a positive pass many of them that would by the Dolphins first overall have had a 1,000-yard rusher protector and slightly sub- have been touchdowns. in the 2008 NFL Draft. His and 1,000-yard receiver. par run blocker. He’s blamed Personally, my four Pro consecutive starts streak was Worthy selections? for five sacks on the season, Bowl receivers would have snapped at 62 in Week 15 due Most fans don’t pay at- which is down from last been Wes Welker, Mike Wal- to a back injury. tention to offensive line play year’s six allowed by would lace, A. J. Green and Vincent Meanwhile, Marshall re- when they watch NFL games, be the second-highest total in Jackson. I think Green’s ceives a Pro Bowl invite for and that’s understandable. his four-year career. He also numbers are astounding for the second time in his career Thus, when a lineman is a ranked 20th out of 76 tack- a rookie, while both he and That being said, Mar- reserve, but I really have no and first with the Dolphins. high-profile name (such as a les in the NFL in quarterback Jackson have stretched the shall has elite numbers de- complaints about him being Despite a high number of first overall pick like Long) pressured allowed with 15. field better than Marshall spite his drops and at worst selected outright. drops and missed opportuni- he typically gets voted to the Bottom line: Long is hav- with fewer drops. was a deserving Pro Bowl Lynn Softball’s Aimee Murch Inducted in SSC Hall of Fame By Lance Thomas is eighth among career lead- A two-time All-SSC se- Year, Murch still holds 10 hall since the inaugural class cross country), Ronnie Mer- Lakeland, Fla.—Former ers with a 10.14 strikeout lection, Murch earned first- LU career pitching records. of 1991-92. rill, Jr. (Tampa baseball), Lynn University softball ratio and 10th with a 0.55 team all-conference honors In 2005, she combined with Other member join- andGreta Trotman (Barry standout Aimee Murch was ERA. in 2005 en route to also be- Saint Leo’s Katie Heintz to ing Murch of the Class women’s tennis). inducted into the Sunshine Additionally, Murch’s ing tabbed SSC Pitcher and set the NCAA Division II of 2011-12 are: Charlotte The Sunshine State Con- Hall of Fame as announced name appears among the Female Athlete of the Year. single game record with 45 Campbell (Rollins women’s ference Hall of Fame was by conference commissioner NCAA Division II single- She was selected as a mem- strikeouts in a contest. golf), Nick Diyorio (Florida founded in 1991 to honor Jay Jones on Wednesday. season leaders in wins ber of the SSC Silver Anni- This year’s inductees Southern baseball),Pamela those persons who have In just two seasons, (T13th, 39), shutouts versary Team. She was an represent the 20th class to Feggans (Florida South- made outstanding contri- Murch etched her name all (T13th, 21) and winning NFCA first-team All-Amer- be selected to the SSC Hall ern women’s golf), Johanna butions to the conference. over the NCAA Division percentage (T16th, .929). ican in 2005 and a two-time of Fame. A total of 170 stu- Fischer (Barry women’s Its purpose is to perpetuate II record books. She ranks She places 21st nationally All-South Region honoree. dent-athletes, coaches, and soccer), Thomas Hipp (Bar- the memory of those who sixth in DII with 428 strike- with a career win percentage Twice named the Lynn administrators have previ- ry men’s tennis), Allison brought distinction, honor, outs in a single season. She of .838. Blue & White Athlete of the ously been inducted into the Macsas(Tampa women’s and excellence to the SSC.

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