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Community YMCA Launches Rotary Club of Boca Raton adds five Annual Community Support Campaign to its list of OPAL winners See page 5 Municipal News Children’s Museum to Host National Exhibit of Presidents See page 11 Business Boca Chamber Boss named to Board of Florida’s Association of Chamber Professionals See page 23 Life & Arts Returning Home for Tenth Avenue North will be no ‘struggle’ OPAL Award recipients for 2013 include, from left, Rick Zimmer, Dr. Kevin Ross See page B1 and City Manager Leif Ahnell. Missing are Jay DiPietro and Bobby Campbell BOCA RATON -- The Boca Raton Meridian in Boca Raton. Country Club, in the Community Ser- will be held Jan. 19 at the Boca Pointe Rotary Club will add five new names to This year’s honorees are: Bobby vice category. Country Club. its roster of OPAL (Outstanding Peo- Campbell, Philanthropic Leadership; The OPAL Award celebrates the ac- Bobby Campbell, Founder and CEO ple and Leaders) Award winners at the Boca Raton City Manager Leif Ahnell, complishments of five individuals in of BBC International, is an avid phi- 15th annual event scheduled for early Civic; Lynn University President Dr. the community who have spent their lanthropist with his passion for Two 2013. Kevin Ross, Education; Rick Zimmer, life dedicated to making Boca Raton a Ten Footwear Foundation, the Ameri- Names of the new awardees were Rotarian Lifetime Achievement and Jay unique place to live, work and raise a can Heart Association and other local announced at a reception held at The DiPietro, chief executive at Boca West family. The 2013 OPAL Awards Gala charities. cont. on Pg.3 Boca Raton Gets Ready for Johnson Begins “From JWJ’s Final Presidential Debate Journal” In This Edition By: Ariana Green be anticipated,” police say which might John William Johnson begins a include ramp closures on Interstate 95 twice monthly column in this edition As Boca Raton prepares itself for the for the motorcades of President Obama of the Boca Tribune, according to an final presidential debate of the 2012 elec- and Gov. Mitt Romney, though it won’t announcement by Publisher Douglas tions, resides can expect headaches all day be announced if they’re flying into Fort Heizer. Monday on the roads around Lynn Uni- Lauderdale-Hollywood or Palm Beach We’re pleased to have John’s col- versity. Military Trail between Yamato international airports or which route umn,” said Heizer, and we welcome his Road and Potomac Road; Potomac Road they’re taking. many years of experience to the Boca between Northwest 24th Avenue and “Whenever the president visits, we Military Trail; Spanish River Boulevard Tribune.” don’t know which roads until they’re en Johnson, former opinion editor for between Broken Sound Boulevard and route. The Secret Service handles all of Military Trail. Will all be closed starting the Boca Raton News, has been writ- that,” said Boca Raton police spokesman ing professionally for 40 years, and has at 6 a.m on Monday and will only reopen Mark Economou. “It’s safe to say a few been privileged to earn 14 career writ- 2 a.m. Tuesday. times during the day there will be peri- More periodic road closures “should ing awards.... odic road closures... See page 3 See page 10 Gulfstream Goodwill Industries seeks donations of old cell phones See Pg.5

Nearly 400,000 readers! YOUR CLOSEST NEIGHBOR. 2 - Edition 118 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL CLUB SERVICE Marketing Director Chris Catoggio DIRECTORY Boca Police Safety Tip [email protected] ROTARY CLUB BOCA RATON WEST Q: At what age can I leave my child home alone? Account Executive President Marco Dombrowski A: While Florida statute does not give a specific age, police take Angelo Lima, Marguax Vickers, Thursday 7:30 Picanha Brasil several things into consideration when determining whether it is Andre Heizer safe for a child to be home alone. The maturity level of the child, ROTARY CLUB BOCA RATON Art Director Wednesday 12:00 Mizner Country Club duration of time alone, ability to care for him/herself, safety of the home environment, and accessibility to food/water are some of the Marjorie Brandner ROTARY CLUB BOCA RATON SUNSET factors considered. 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CommunityThe Boca Raton Tribune News Rotary Club of Boca Raton adds five to its list of OPAL winners continued from pg. 1 Leif Ahnell, a Certified Public Ac- the Boards for S.O.S. Children’s Village countant, Certified Public Finance of Florida, Lynn University and Tri- Officer and Certified Government Fi- County Humane Society. He has been nance Officer, has been the Boca Raton a guest speaker at Harvard School of city manager since 1999. Business, a past honoree of the Jewish Dr. Kevin Ross, president of Lynn Federation of South Palm Beach Coun- University, has made significant strides ty and a past recipient of National Jew- at the university. He was instrumental ish Humanitarian Award. in the university’s selection at the site The Rotary Club of Boca Raton, of the final presidential debate between through its mission of “Changing President Obama and Mitt Romney Lives and Building Futures,” is dedicat- schedled for Monday, Oct. 22. ed to providing scholarship assistance, From left are Rotarian Neil Saffer, Rick Zimmer, a Registered Profes- mentoring and other educational pro- Lynn University President Dr. Kevin sional Engineer in Florida and the Vir- grams for local high school students. It Boca Raton City Manager and Ross and Rotarian Peter Baronoff, gin Islands and Certified General Con- has been serving the greater Boca Ra- OPAL Award recipient Leif Ahnell, who hosted the reception for the tractor, founded Zimmer Construction ton community for over 54 years striv- left, with Mayor Susan Whelchel and announcement of 2013 OPAL Consultants. ing to achieve its ethical excellence and Rotarian Peter Baronoff, who hosted awardees. Jay DiPietro, President/COO/Gen- “Service above Self ” commitment. the reception for the announcement of eral Manager at the Boca West Coun- For more information visit 2013 OPAL awardees. try Club for 27 years, is a member of www.rotaryclubbocaraton.com. Boca Raton Gets Ready for Final Presidential Debate include ramp closures on Interstate 95 “We are creating a debate city within for the motorcades of President Obama our city,” Malfitano said. The press area and Gov. Mitt Romney, though it won’t will have a “spin ally” as well as the con- be announced if they’re flying into Fort struction of six platforms with certain Lauderdale-Hollywood or Palm Beach specifications for each of the major U.S. international airports or which route broadcast and cable news outlets. they’re taking. The impact of such of an event runs “Whenever the president visits, we deeper than the national political reper- don’t know which roads until they’re en cussions that will occur from the results route. The Secret Service handles all of of the debate. The hospitality and tour- that,” said Boca Raton police spokesman ism industry is due to benefit the most Mark Economou. “It’s safe to say a few from the debate as thousands are antici- times during the day there will be period- pated to visit Boca Raton over a two week ic road closures for the president’s escort period before the debate. and the governor’s escort as they come Restaurants in the area are also in line and go.” for increased business leading up to the Furthermore, school will be closed at debate. “We have two fairly iconic res- Pope John Paul High School and classes taurants in Palm Beach County. Hope- are cancelled at Lynn on Monday due to fully we get some additional exposure,” By: Ariana Green between Northwest 24th Avenue and the road closures. said General Manager of the Boca Raton Military Trail; Spanish River Boulevard As residents know, this isn’t Boca Bridge Hotel Greg Kaylor whose hotel is As Boca Raton prepares itself for the between Broken Sound Boulevard and Raton’s first experience with presiden- also associated with Water Colors Res- final presidential debate of the 2012 elec- Military Trail. Will all be closed starting tial debates. In 2008, Florida Atlantic taurant and Bar and Carmen’s Restau- tions, resides can expect headaches all day at 6 a.m on Monday and will only reopen University hosted a Republican primary rant. Monday on the roads around Lynn Uni- 2 a.m. Tuesday. debate. But city officials say that was “We hope the exposure of the res- versity. Military Trail between Yamato More periodic road closures “should nothing like the scale of Monday’s presi- taurants and the reputation of the res- Road and Potomac Road; Potomac Road be anticipated,” police say which might dential debate. taurants will help to drive some of the Up to 6,000 credentialed media alone room nights and good participation of are expected in town for the debate, far the guests are staying and frequenting outnumbering the university’s 2,100 stu- our restaurants.” dents.

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Community News www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 118 - 5 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL YMCA Launches Annual Gulfstream Goodwill Indus- Community Support tries seeks donations of old Campaign are available to all because of the cell phones Financial Assistance Program. Gulfstream Goodwill Industries Donation Center The YMCA raises funds is accepting old cell phones at any of 11427 W. Palmetto Park Road, throughout the year to help provide its 26 store locations in Palm Beach, Boca Raton scholarships for those who are un- Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River and Phone: (561) 488-7780 able to afford program and member- Okeechobee counties. Hours ship fees. Gifts to the Y stay in the “Our donors are being environ- Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 community, having a direct impact mentally conscientious by keeping the p.m. on our own friends and neighbors. phones out of the landfill and Good- Sunday, 10:00 - 6:00 p.m. “Through our community sup- will refurbishes the phones for resale Boynton Beach - Boynton Beach port campaign, we hope to spread which helps our mission of assisting Store & Donation Center BOCA RATON – Every day, and the word that as a nonprofit or- people with disabilities and other bar- 9764-2 S. Military Trail, Boynton for 40 years now, the YMCA of ganization the YMCA is all about riers to employment to become self- Beach, FL 33437 South Palm Beach County serves youth development, healthy living sufficient, working members of our Phone: (561) 740-4407 as a gathering place for the commu- and social responsibility – there’s community.” said Rhonda Counes, vice Hours: nity. something for everyone at the Y,” president of retail operations for Gulf- Monday-Saturday,9:00 a.m. - 8:00 Kids pour in after school to play said Kery Knutson, marketing and stream Goodwill. p.m. and do homework. Teens make life- membership director. “We aim to Locations in the South County area Sunday, 10:00 - 6:00 p.m. long friendships at summer camp help build a healthy spirit, mind and are: Delray Beach - Delray Store/Vin- and after school programs. Seniors body for all, which is why our an- Boca Raton - Boca Boutique & tage Shoppe & Donation Center connect through exercise classes nual community support campaign Donation Center 1640 N. Federal Highway, Delray and group activities. Families learn is so important!” how to eat healthy and grow to- 1662 N. Federal Highway, Boca Ra- Beach Last year, financial support made ton. Phone: (561) 278-3205 gether. it possible for 2,100 families to par- To ensure that the YMCA can ticipate in YMCA programs such Phone: (561) 362-8662 Hours continue to provide residents with as sports, afterschool care and pre- Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 life enhancing services – available school. Area children found a safe Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. to everyone regardless of income – place to learn and build confidence p.m. Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. the Y launched its annual commu- after school, families were able to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. nity support campaign Oct. 4. reconnect and grow together and Boca Raton - Boca West Store & As a leading nonprofit with a people were able to access educa- goal to help strengthen community, tion and training to reach their full- financial gifts to the YMCA for the est potential. This year, the YMCA Soroptimist Breakfast support campaign go toward its Fi- hopes to raise more than $300,000. nancial Assistance Program. This To learn more about how you can program helps provide scholarships support the YMCA of South Palm Honors 25 Women of to quality YMCA programs for chil- Beach County’s annual community dren and families in need. Programs support campaign, contact Kery Distinction Nominees such as afterschool care, preschool, Knutson at 561-237-0974 or email youth sports, or swimming lessons her at [email protected] Story, photos by Barbara Mc- Following breakfast, each nomi- Cormick nee was introduced and a brief de- BOCA RATON -- The 39th scription of their accomplishments, Annual Soroptimist International written by the person who nomi- of Boca Raton / Deerfield Beach nated them, was read. Women of Distinction Breakfast Emily Lilly and Soroptimist Pat was celebrated on October 3 at the Reed presented each nominee with Boca West Country Club. a bouquet of yellow roses, a por- Mistress of Ceremonies Emily trait and congratulatory plaque. Lilly heartily welcomed the crowd The following winners and their of several hundred nominees, club categories were announced: members and guests. • Linda Spielmann, Dr. Gwen- Event Co-Chairs Lorry Her- dolynn Randall, Health Care deen & Mariela Montgomery, together with Diamond Sponsors • Sue Blum Gerding, Ed.D., Pro- Dr. Marta Rendon and Dr. Patri- fessional cia Rooney, shared the spotlight with 25 area professional woman • Harlene Zweig, Volunteer, who were recognized as the 2012 working Women of Distinction Nominees. Breakfast Gold Sponsor Barba- • Joan Weidenfeld, Volunteer, ra Schmidt introduced Honorary not working Chairwoman Jan Savarick, who praised the Nominees for their Soroptimist past Governor commitment, compassion and con- Mary Jo Horton gave an overview tributions that have touched thou- of Soroptimist (which means “Best sands of lives and made the com- for Women.”) munity a better place. see pics pg. B4

Community News www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 6 - Edition 118 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL County Commission marks St. Mark Church Sponsors Veterans Appreciation Month Annual Culinary Delights

Veterans Day is Competition November 11, and the savory dishes at the church Com- Board of County Com- munity Hall, 2100 N.W. 51st Street missioners is recogniz- (Yamato Road), Boca Raton from ing the contributions 6:30 to 9:30 pm. Twenty-five pa- and sacrifices of vet- rishioners will offer their culinary erans and military ser- creations for judging by attendees. vicemen and women by Tickets are $20 and are available declaring the month of BOCA RATON -- The public at the door or by calling Pam Parent November as Veterans is invited to attend the second an- at 561-706-2457. The evening will Appreciation Month. nual “Culinary Delights Competi- also feature a Chinese auction, cash Ray and Bobbie tion” of St. Mark Greek Orthodox bar, and a coffee bar with espresso White of the Jew- Church on Saturday, October 20. and cappuccino. ish War Veterans Post The “Real Men” of St. Mark will For more information, con- 266 accepted the proclamation from Commissioner Burt Aaronson at the compete to be the Top Male Chef tact Saint Mark Greek Orthodox commission’s Oct. 2 meeting. in the event featuring sweet and Church at (561) 994-4822. Florence Fuller Center’s Wee Dream Ball a “Party with a Purpose” ing one of their true passions. Also Specialty sponsors include: Law- on board as event sponsors is an im- less, Edwards & Warren Financial pressive list of local philanthropists Advisors, Club Managers Seminole and prominent South Florida busi- Region Charity Committee, Ferrari- nesses: Kazma Family Foundation, Maserati of Fort Lauderdale and Clifford Viner Family Foundation, The Boca Raton Observer. Kate Obstgarten Family Founda- The FFCDC mission is to make tion, J.P. Morgan Chase, Sun Capital a positive difference in the lives of Partners Foundation, Rosa & Fran- young children from economically cis Feeney, Karen & Jay Foreman, challenged families in our commu- AutoNation,Inc., Custom Medical nity. Florence Fuller Child Develop- Services, Inc., Kathy & Paul Adkins, ment Centers provide children with Peggy Henry, Stacey & Evan Packer, early education, family support pro- JoAnn & Phillip Procacci, Carrie Ru- grams, and the only Head Start pre- bin, Jill Viner, Suma & Lewis Farse- school in Boca Raton. dakis, Tracy & Robert Louv, Sandel- To support or attend the Wee man Foundation, Broad and Cassel, Dream Ball, call Jennifer Berman, Wells Fargo Bank, NA and the Flor- (561) 391-7274, ext. 128 or visit ida Panthers. www.ffcdc.org Also: Green- Front, from left, are Carrie Rubin, Denise Zimmerman, Stacey Packer. Middle row, from left, Lau- berg Traurig, HAULIN’ JUNK LLC ren Johnson, Suma Farsedakis, Heidi Johnson, Tiffany McDonnell, Kelly Thill, Eda Knopf. Back PA, BNY Mellon row, from left, Rosa Feeney, Linda Behmoiras, Kathy Adkins, Tracy Louv. Not pictured: Karen Fore- Wealth Manage- 1-85-Junk Away man, Gloria Branch, Christina Karas, Peggy Henry, Amy Kazma, Loren Lins, Neil Meany, Barbra ment, Boca Raton Weisberg, Patricia Wallace, Christina Haligman, Nancy Wilkinson. Regional Hospi- YOU BEE CALLIN’ tal Foundation, BOCA RATON – The Who’s bin and Stacey Packer, along with an WE BEE HAULIN’ Slattery & Asso- Who of Palm Beach County are ea- impressive committee of dedicated ciates, Kaufman Commercial gerly awaiting the encore to Flor- volunteers; have worked diligently to Lynn Construc- & Residential ence Fuller Child Development create a unique evening. This year’s tion, Miller & Center’s highly successful 2011 Wee festivities celebrate the dreams and • Foreclosure clean outs Mention This O'Neill, P.L, Peg Dream Ball. aspirations of the 650 deserving • House clean outs Ad and Get & Lee Green- The 2012 version, a chic “party children served by FFCDC. • Apartment clean outs $50 Off! spon, ArchPoint with a purpose,” will take place at the Highlights of the evening include • Office clean outs Partners, Linda Woodfield Country Club of Boca a silent auction and a live auction • Garage clean outs • Licensed and Insured & Ralph Behm- Raton on Friday, November 30. showcasing one-of-a-kind, priceless • Single item pick ups • All Major Credit Cards Accepted oiras, Sonia & The 2012 Wee Dream Ball, pre- opportunities. Offered only during • Renovation debris • Call to Get a Quote For Your Job Today Bernie Finkel- sented by Daniel & Maria Staton the cocktail reception is the ever pop- stein, Tiffany & and Marc Bell & Jennifer Taule on ular chance game. This fast-paced in- Jason Budd - Manager Enda McDon- behalf of ARMOUR Residential teractive game will once again show- nell, Monica & REIT, Inc., is projected to raise more case an assortment of prizes. Steven Gold- HAULIN’ JUNK LLC than $400,000 for programs helping Denise and Jordan Zimmerman, stein, Rhoda local children, ages six weeks to 12 this year’s Wee Dream Ball Honor- Warren and www.HaulinJunkLLC.com years, from low-income families. ary Chairs, are philanthropists to Zimmerman Ad- 10396 Sunstream Lane [email protected] Wee Dream Co-chairs Carrie Ru- many charities, Florence Fuller be- vertising. 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Community News www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 8 - Edition 118 The Boca Raton Tribune EDITORIALS/LETTERS East/West Boca Raton, FL The Boca Raton Tribune Founded January 15, 2010 DOUGLAS HEIZER, Publisher Editorial Our Writers/Reporters and Columnists Online Edition Business DALE M. KING: Executive Editor SKIP SHEFFIELD, MATT BLUES- SANDY HUNTSMAN, SYNESIO LYRA, OLEDA BAKER, DIANE FEEN, PEDRO HEIZER: Editor DOUGLAS HEIZER: C.E.O PEDRO HEIZER: Managing 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 clearly mar, news style, good taste and avail- EDITORIAL legible along with a phone number and able space. Letters from the same au- By Dale King complete address. thor will not be published more often No unsigned or anonymous letters will be than every 60 days. considered for publication. E-mails to columnists may be used as The Boca Raton Tribune reserves the letters to the editor. Some Deserving Boca right to edit the letters for spelling, gram- All letters to the editor should be sent to: Citizens are Getting The Boca Raton Tribune, OPAL Awards P.O. Box 970593 - Boca Raton, FL 33497 It’s always exciting to attend the Rotary Kevin Ross (I don’t know anyone who Letters to the Editor Club’s announcement of the annual recipients calls him “doctor”) is the young and ambi- of the OPAL (Outstanding People and Lead- tious president of Lynn University. In his Dear Editor: ers) Award. My wife and I were there last short tenure at the helm, he has celebrated I attended at a political rally for the Romney campaign recently week at the Meridian condo complex when some wonderful events – like the opening of and I bought my first Romney campaign bumper sticker. It actu- the names of the five individuals who will be the Wold Performing Arts Center and the ally says Romney Believe in America and even though I support honored at the Jan. 19 gala were made public. upcoming presidential debate to be held Oct. Governor Romney, I am afraid to place it on my car. 22 in that very same center. He also had to Thinking that I was being a bit too paranoid, I asked some We certainly hold a lot of respect for endure the tragedy of losing four students other Romney supporters and they agreed with me; displaying a those named: City Manager Leif Ahnell, in and two members of the faculty, all killed in Romney bumper sticker was just too dangerous. the civic category; Bobby Campbell in the the earthquake in Haiti several years ago. A Maybe this is the reason why I have seen so few Romney bum- philanthropic leadership division; Dr. Kevin “Remembrance Plaza” has been erected on per stickers displayed, not only in this hotly contested swing state Ross, president of Lynn University, in the campus to honor their memory. where I live, but also in other swing states where I have recently education category; Rick Zimmer, in the Ro- traveled. tary Lifetime Achievement category and Jay I don’t know Bobby Campbell well, but I Which leads me to the question: “What has happened to our DiPietro, president/COO/general manager do recall meeting him last year during the first nation when voters are afraid to display their political preferences since 1985 of the Boca West Country Club, annual “Toasts, Tastes and Trolleys” event. with something as traditional as a bumper sticker?” in the community service category. The tour had stopped at the two restored Personally, I am concerned that my car will be “keyed” along railroad cars at the FEC Train Station on the sides or some other damage inflicted on the vehicle. I’m glad to see Leif Ahnell on the list, for Dixie Highway, which has been restored and What a sad commentary this is about political discourse in he usually shuns publicity. He has gained is held by the Boca Raton Historical Society. 2012. recognition from many – including current Bobby Campbell was the man who put up the Ann Warren, Delray Beach and past mayors and city council members – money for the train cars’ restoration – and for his excellent day-to-day operation of the what a wonderful job they did. It makes an city of Boca Raton. He is often praised by old train buff like myself happy to see these the public, as he deserves. But I have seen cit- stainless steel living legends. Campbell also izens criticize him from the podium at coun- provided Lynn University with a gift of $1.2 cil meetings, yet he responds with a sincere million for construction of a new stadium for desire to assist. the Fighting Knights soccer program.

I must admit I am astounded how well I also don’t know Rick Zimmer very well, he manages the city’s funding so the com- but I noted that speakers at last week’s event munity gets through each budget year with- certainly praised him royally for what he has out much trouble. The city’s spending has done for Rotary, and for the community. I look been curtailed these past few years by the forward to getting to know more about him. recession and plummeting property values. Ahnell has come up with budgets that have The announcement ceremony was a won- either held the line on tax rates or have only derful event, and we have to thank Peter nudged them up just a bit. He clearly has an Baronoff and his company, Promise Health- excellent command of the city. care, for that. It was held in the Meridian at the corner of East Palmetto Park Road and Jay DiPietro has served Boca West Coun- A1A. I had never been in the building before, try Club very well over the years. I remem- though I certainly remember writing about ber getting a personal tour of the beautiful it. development last year. I saw the golf cours- es, the golfers, the restaurants, the swim- History buffs might recall that the ming pools and all the other amenities that Meridian was built on the site of the old make Boca West a very comfortable place Boca Beach Market, an iconic and somewhat to live for 10,000 people who reside there in infamous place. As I recall, the store was season. Jay and his wife, Sharon, are involved closed and the building was condemned in many activities in the community. We just some years ago, making way for construction ran into them at Henrietta, Countess de Ho- of the Meridian. ernle’s 100th birthday party held – where else – at Boca West. She celebrated her 95th Watch this space for more info about the birthday at the same venue. OPAL Awards ceremony in early 2013. Editorials & Letters www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 118 - 9 The Boca Raton Tribune EDITORIALS & LETTERS East/West Boca Raton, FL THOUGHTS FROM THE PUBLISHER By Douglas Heizer While you wake up every day ...

You can enjoy the sun that rises side You will also realize you will be too late. every day. One day you will regret having be used, betrayed and mocked so You will learn not to complain One day you will wake up and wasted time with discussions that much and yet you’re still alive and about things that are out of place find out that money cannot buy will not take you anywhere and therefore should continue per- in your house, you will be thank- everything. with causes that are nothing more forming your intended purpose ful to have the things there where by God. You will find out that most than something to feed the vanity. they are. things we can buy does not matter I hope you learn soon to pay The things that really are You will no longer complain , you can live without them. attention to what goes on in the worth it are not worth having about the food or water without world around you I hope you do magazine covers and photos for ice and will learn to be grateful You will find that time is pass- social columns. ing too fast and you have to pri- not waste all your time with tech- for the food and drinking water. oritize what to do. nology and forget to live with You will see and understand You will actually learn that an people. that what is worthwhile is be a empty glass is full of air and that You will find that there are few servant and building bridges. who believe in you for who you are You will also learn that many the sun always comes back the and not for what you do or have. of the people who walked with You will also discover that the next day, but most importantly, I you seeking a dream in reality are people who support you and cheer hope you realize this soon because You will learn to know and under- interested in their own personal for you the most, are the people you are not promised tomorrow. stand people inside and not the way dream in your dream and not the you did not reserve enough time they present themselves on the out- same dream as you as they say. to spend with and that now it may

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. The Life You Choose! Once you are born and begin to mature, It’s extremely sad when anyone reaches the can be replaced by more salutary measures! you cannot begin your life all over again. end of earthly life devoid of any meaningful True life is never lived in the status quo; it Nevertheless, as you advance day by day, you accomplishment. One may mechanically move is dynamic in nature – it’s always on the move can modify your style from bad to good, from through life, enduring a boring sameness reaching for new and better things which will good to better, from better to best! without any excitement or the joy of improve all our accomplishments and grant us Everything you’ve done up to now, will adventure. There are risks one can legitimately due rewards. It’s ever adding greater benefits contribute in some fashion to what you are avoid, but several other risks are necessary if of acquired experience up to that point which becoming. And every new step you take in life life is to take one even beyond of where he or must be mingled with a mind always engaged will either re-confirm or not that you are in she anticipates arriving on the basis of how in seeking what has genuine significance. the right track, moving in the best direction that life was mapped out! Ultimately, only such life can leave a possible. Never forget that at any point of your permanent legacy and a long-lasting impact You’re going somewhere only when you personal development, you can also break free for the benefit of many others who come after plan that journey; you cannot let yourself from whatever turns out to be undesirable, or us! Remember that the life you choose will be taken by any shifting winds for inevitably even a form of enslavement to you. Part of the either keep you in bondage, or will promote you’ll end up where you don’t desire to be. The growth process is to recognize what is binding legitimate satisfaction stemming from every fact that you can choose the life you desire to you and impeding your progress. What might action you complete. Consult the Author of live offers you enormous opportunities of have served some good purpose at one stage life for His own directives, always available to planning it well, for reaping the best possible of life may have reached its expiration date you! results. which might have arrived unnoticed but now

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida. thebocaratontribune.com Editorials & Letters www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 10 - Edition 118 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Johnson Begins “From JWJ’s Journal” In This Edition John William Johnson begins a current events television talk show for twice monthly column in this edition two years. of the Boca Tribune, according to an The new column will be called From announcement by Publisher Douglas JWJ’s Journal and will involve con- Heizer. versations with a group Johnson calls “We’re pleased to have John’s col- the Breakfast Club. “The column will umn,” said Heizer, and we welcome his be about life in general, together with many years of experience to the Boca some humor and in-depth discussions,” Tribune.” Johnson said, adding: Johnson, former opinion editor for “I’m pleased to again have a Boca the Boca Raton News, has been writ- Raton audience, and I look forward to ing professionally for 40 years, and has interacting with that audience through been privileged to earn 14 career writ- the column, and public speaking en- ing awards – eight of which for opinion gagements.” writing. Major events in his journalism life have included the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, meeting and inter- viewing five presidents, beginning with Richard Nixon shortly before he resigned -- and 9-11 – “which radically changed my life.” “And I also know who erased those infamous 18 minutes on the Nixon Wa- tergate tapes – and it wasn’t Rosemary Woods,” Johnson said. Additionally, Johnson’s career has included hosting a current events radio talk show for four years and hosting a

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MunicipalThe Boca Raton Tribune News Children’s Museum to Host National Exhibit of Presidents Exhibit’s Sponsor Calls for Increased National Conversation about Kids T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., noted pe- award winning exhibit travels to Paris diatrician and author when it leaves the Boca Raton Chil- Michael Petit - Founding President dren’s Museum. Art work created by of Every Child Matters Education South Florida’s children on the theme Fund of what they would ask the President Dr. Barbara Weinstein, President/ to do for kids will also be displayed. CEO, Family Central Inc. Step Up for Kids Causeway Display Dr. Denise ST Patrick-Bell, Execu- – Lynn University, Monday, October 22 tive Director, Boca Raton Children’s - Photos from the National Exhibit and Museum art work from South Florida’s kids will Ellyn Okrent, L.C.S.W., CEO Flor- be displayed; handouts on kids issues ence Fuller Child Development Centers will be distributed and a call will be Dr. Raphael Wald, Clinical Psychol- raised urging the moderator of the last ogist debate to ask how the next president BOCA RATON -- On October 19, by Lynn University--where the final Children & Youth speakers and per- will address the needs of 16 million just in time for the last of the presi- presidential debate will be held. The formers children living in poverty in America. dential debates on October 22, Boca Boca Raton Children’s Museum Forum National Photography Exhibit: The Boca Raton Children’s Museum Raton’s Children’s Museum will collab- is open to the public. Boca Raton Children’s Museum, is a non-profit organization boasting orate with Every Child Matters Educa- Forum on Presidents Helping Chil- October 18-31, 498 Crawford Blvd., of service to South Florida for the past tion Fund to host a national photogra- dren: Boca Raton Children’s Museum, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Sat- 33 years. Every exhibit and program is phy exhibit and forum to help raise the Friday, October 19, 498 Crawford Blvd., urday, noon – 4 p.m. Sunday. The ex- developed to engage the child (and the visibility of children’s needs during the 10 a.m. – noon. The forum will focus hibit is made up of 30 gallery-quality young-at-heart) in an interactive, free- 2012 election cycle. on the issues that impact Florida’s chil- photographs of children chosen from play, imagination-centered way. Events surrounding the exhibit in- dren and their families. an international photo competition Visit the website for more informa- clude two forums on children’s issues, Confirmed speakers at the forum in- and a display of 11 past presidents tion.www.cmboca.org. one at the museum and another at near- clude: who helped our nation’s children. The LPR hit results in arrest of woman for Commissioners give driving stolen vehicle YMCA of Boca Raton and BOCA RATON -- On Wednesday, October 3, at about 8:30 p.m., a Boca Raton Police officer was on routine patrol in Boynton Beach financial boost the 850 block of NW Spanish River Boulevard. The officer’s marked patrol vehicle is equipped with License Plate Recog- The Palm Beach County Commis- and POS health insurance plans. nition (LPR) technology. When a blue Toyota Corolla passed sion, at its Oct. 2 meeting, authorized Amendment 4 – authorized a reso- him, he received notification that the vehicle was stolen. the issuance of a $10 million industrial lution opposing property tax Amend- development revenue bond to enable ment 4 on the Nov. 6 General Election A police report said the officer made contact with the al- the YMCA of South Palm Beach Coun- ballot. Terresha Germanyleged driver, Terresha Germany, 22, of Delray Beach. Police ty to refinance earlier bonds issued to Landfills – agreed to invite officials said Germany told the officer she was having car trouble and finance capital assets at YMCA facili- with the Town of Palm Beach to attend got lost looking for her boyfriend’s apartment. The officer was given information ties in Boynton Beach and Boca Raton. the Oct. 10 Solid Waste Authority Gov- that the Toyota had been stolen from a gas station in Delray Beach by a female County officials said this funding is erning Board meeting to discuss the matching Germany’s description. The officer arrested Germany for grand theft expected to have an economic impact town’s request for variances regarding auto. When Germany was searched, officers allegedly found a small glass pipe of $24 million over five years. No coun- the height and slope of landfills and al- and a small amount of cocaine wrapped in plastic. ty funds, nor its taxing power, faith or lowing them to remain uncovered. credit are involved. Step Up for Kids Causeway Display Officers also charged Germany with possession of cocaine and paraphernalia, In other business at its Oct. 2 meet- – Lynn University, Monday, October 22 and she was also cited for driving on a suspended license. ing, commissioners took the following - Photos from the National Exhibit and action: art work from South Florida’s kids will Jail expansion – received an update be displayed; handouts on kids issues on the Jail II Expansion Program. The will be distributed and a call will be report included clarification of infor- raised urging the moderator of the last mation contained in a recent newspaper debate to ask how the next president article that staff believes incorrectly will address the needs of 16 million characterized the status, management children living in poverty in America. and success of the program. The Boca Raton Children’s Museum Risk Management – approved the is a non-profit organization boasting selection of United Healthcare Ser- of service to South Florida for the past vices, Inc./Solstice Benefits, Inc. for 33 years. Every exhibit and program is the county’s multiple-option employee- developed to engage the child (and the paid dental insurance program; and young-at-heart) in an interactive, free- renewed the agreement with CIGNA play, imagination-centered way. Visit Health and Life Insurance Company for the website for more information.www. county employees’ self-funded HMO cmboca.org

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By: Pedro Heizer a Contemporary Christian band, the The other members looked at eacho- members to a new recording process. Local band, Tenth Avenue North, group led worship at Christ Fellow- ther for a bit and said “yeah, I can live “The Struggle has songs that were will be back in Boca Raton for the ship in West Palm Beach and also led with that”, and it just stuck.” written in a day, and other songs that first in over two years this November worship in other churches in the area. The band is currently on a 35- were written years ago that were just as they play at Spanish River Church Tenth Avenue North gets its name city tour promoting their new album finished,” said Owen. “These songs on Yamato road on Friday, Novem- from the street in West Palm Beach “The Struggle”. were all inspired by us talking to our ber 16. where the band members lived. “One Produced by six-time SESAC fans or from direct relationships with The band, which was formed in day [before I joined the band] they Christian Songwriter of the Year, friends and family. “ West Palm Beach while the members finally landed their first real gig and and two-time Grammy nominee, Ja- “We named the album ‘The Strug- were students at Palm Beach Atlan- they needed a name,” said guitarist Jeff son Ingram, The Struggle is a cre- gle’ because we as Christians some- tic University, has been on tour since Owen who has been with the band for ative leap forward for the band, re- times struggle but with our faith in September 12 promoting their new seven years. “So they looked at each flecting influences ranging from fan Christ we get back up,” explained album, “The Struggle”. other and said ‘what about tenth ave- insight to the addition of two band Owen. Before beginning their career as nue north’ since we live on that street? continued on page B3 Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com October 18,October 2012 18, through2012 through October October 24, 24, 2012 2012 B214 -- EditionEdition 118118 Section B

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Free, city-sponsored events for the community. O Friday, October 5, 2012 - 6:30 PM – Mizner Park Amphitheater O Community & Culture Expo- American Stories as Told Through the Cultural Arts · Performances by local cultural groups and Miss Boca Raton · Children’s activities & all American food · Live music by the All Star Band · Free admission to the Boca Raton Museum of Art for Boca residents

O Friday, October 12, 2012 - 8:00 PM - Mizner park Amphitheater O Cinema Under the Stars- Mr. Smith Goes to Washington · Historical and political perspective by Lynn University’s Dr. Robert Watson · Free movie, bring blankets and chairs

O Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - Spanish River Library 7:00 PM O Boca Raton Public Library Author Lectures and Book Signing Candice Millard, best known for her books The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Dark- est Journey and Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine and the Murder of a President. 393-7852

O Thursday, October 18, 2012 - Spanish River Library 7:00 PM O Boca Raton Public Library Author Lectures and Book Signing Dr. Richard Beeman, author of The Penguin Guide to the United States and Plain Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution. 393-7852

O Monday, October 22, 2012 - Mizner Park Amphitheater 7:00 PM O Rock the Vote Concert featuring Neon Trees presented by X-Box Live followed by Debate Watch Party 7:00 PM Neon Trees in Concert. 9:00 PM Presidential Debate Screening.

· Presented by the City of Boca Raton and the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Palm Beach County. · Final Presidential Debate watch on several large screens inside the amphitheater. · RSVP at www.rockthevote.com.

O Sunday, November 4, 2012 - Mizner Park Amphitheater 7:00 PM O Lynn University Philharmonia Concert · Patriotic performance by the Lynn University Philharmonia conducted by Jon Robertson. · Bring blankets or chairs. · Food and beverages sold on site.

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Food Review Marc Kent Oleda Talks Oleda Baker Superior Dining at Boca’s Moisturizers: The More Villagio Restaurant Expensive They Are, The Better One of four Italian restaurants wheat is available with either red or They Are, Right? Wrong! bearing the Villagio name in Florida white clam sauce or with an array was the subject of our dinner of fresh seafood and tomato. Other Government labeling regulations Some people think they’re not review. pasta dishes are based on spaghetti, require that a product’s ingredients properly caring for their skin At dinner the appetizers, 8 in capellini, fusilli, fettuccini, tortellini be printed on the container in unless they’re using an expensive number included the polpetta de and more. The combinations descending order. Therefore, the moisturizer in a fancy jar, when manzo, a huge meatball topped with are creative and delightful. We first ingredient you see on a label is actually most of them are no better ricotta in a wonderful sauce – a concentrated on agnolotti del the one that makes up more of the than some of the less costly ones, superb starting dish. The calamari magnifico – homemade rounded formula than any of the others. and some are not even as good. fritti con zucchini had the fried pasta filled with ricotta cheese and Take a look at the moisturizer I’m living proof of that. Fancy veggies in a delicate marinara sauce spinach, served in a pink cream sauce you’re currently using. The containers and packaging often cost – soft rings with a light crunch, very and truly magnificent. Risottos, likelihood is that the first ingredient more than the ingredients that make tasty. The steamed mussels cooked three in number, included risotto al listed on the jar is water. It might up the formula. in a delicate tomato and basil sauce porcini…porcini mushrooms and say “Aqua” or “Deionized Water” or Be Careful How You Spend Your had just the right touch of wine truffle oil infused into carnaroli “Purified Water,” or something like Money and garlic – this time of year the rice for the most perfect taste and that, but it’s all the same: it’s water. texture. Companies learned long ago mussels were small and a bit chewy That’s not all bad. You need water that science sells, so labels and but tasty. Others on the list included The meat category lists ten for the moisturizing effect. Indeed, ads often use scientific sounding eggplant with mozzarella, Scottish offerings, fine veal selections, New I’ve looked at the ingredients of terms. Moisturizers are often salmon with mozzarella plus the York style strips, sirloins and filet creams that sell between $50 and billed as hypoallergenic or “allergy mozzarella with either prosciutto mignon plus lamb shanks. We will $140 per ounce and the first one tested”—even though there’s no and sliced tomatoes or simply with review several choices in the future. listed is water. government standard for making tomatoes alone. Directly from their “summer Now, here’s a shocker for you: The such a claim. Some products brag We sampled a most unusual specials” menu…we enjoyed a moisturizer creams I use, different about being noncomedogenic—an and fantastic lentil soup filled with feast of a Maine lobster with ones for daytime and nighttime, sell impressive word that means they both pasta and spinach – don’t miss chopped shrimp, mussels and clams for $9.00 - $17.50 per ounce, and won’t cause a break-out (pimples)— it. Ditto for zuppa mare e monti in delicious marinara sauce over the first ingredient listed on their but almost all moisturizers on – mixed fish, rice, calamari and tender angel hair pasta…a generous labels is Aloe Vera Concentrate, the the market today use ingredients shrimp in a clam broth plus a touch dish with a complex mixture of second one is water. that are noncomedogenic. Lists of tomato with zucchini. We’ll try tastes…a very tasty treat not too Why is Aloe Vera so Good For of vitamins lead us to believe that the white bean soup and the broccoli spicy at all. Your Skin? moisturizers can nourish skin or with zucchini another day. stoke it full of antioxidants. Yet in Five chicken dishes are featured The Aloe Vera plant contains There are two menu dishes – we’ll taste them another time as some cases vitamins in moisturizers natural and numerous vitamins are probably too small to have much featuring thin slices of raw filet we will test some of the nine pizza and minerals, enzymes, amino mignon plus two featuring raw variations available. effect. “Fairy Dusting” is a term that acids, natural sugars and agents refers to the industry practice of cured fresh salmon. We chose one To end a fine tasting , we that are anti-inflammatory and – avocado con gamberi. It was an adding minimal amounts of special sampled four of the dozen desserts anti-microbial. The combination or desirable ingredients to a product excellent combination of thin slices listed and were pleased that each of the plant’s ingredients gives it of salmon with ripe avocado and to make it sound more attractive to and every one was superb in taste. its healing properties. It is a well buyers. shrimp plus chopped tomato in basil The crème Brule was extremely known skin healer and conditioner vinaigrette dressing…very nice! smooth and creamy, the tiramisu of (it’s widely used to heal burns, for Don’t be fooled into thinking While six salads are featured, ladyfingers dipped in espresso and example) you’re not properly caring for we only sampled the Caesar – an amaretto with mascarpone cheese your skin unless you’re using an So, for years I have been expensive moisturizer. excellent dressing that had a tiny and dusting of cocoa powder was nurturing my skin with Aloe Vera hint of anchovy in a rich creamy a creative delight and the chocolate and moisturizing at the same time. I If you want to know the 2 Aloe base topped with croutons and soufflé was a chocoholics dream. have also been very careful to protect vera based creams I use go to www. parmigiano cheese, it is perfect. The final dessert choice was puff it from the sun. That’s why, despite oleda.com and click on “Skin Care”. FYI – you can order it with either pastry baked to our order with the fact that my skin is naturally dry, Until next time, chicken or shrimp and, if requested, caramelized apples, topped with it remains clear, moist and healthy Love, Oleda a topping of fresh anchovy! vanilla ice cream. This is a house at age 76. Linguini pasta – white or whole special dessert not to be missed. TheBocaRatonTribune.com

Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com October 18,October 2012 18, through 2012 through October October 24, 24, 2012 2012 22 - Edition 118 The Boca Raton Tribune MUNICIPAL East/West Boca Raton, FL Following The Exciting Debate Watch Party… The Next Great Community Event To Be Staged In Downtown Boca: The Destination’s Second Annual Free Street-Filling “Meet Me On The Promenade” BOCA RATON, FL (October 16, 2012)— Just days after the history- making Rock the Vote concert and presidential debate watch party in Downtown Boca, the second annual “Meet Me On The Promenade” event takes center stage as “the next big thing.” The free two-night, one-day street fest featuring the downtown destination’s best is held from Friday, Oc- tober 26th from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 27th from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. with Sanborn Square serving as the event hub (71 North of free event parking available, avid Federal Highway). On-going activities cyclists are encouraged to “bike it” and are scheduled along the Promenade head to the VIB (Very Important Bicy- and the areas that it connects such as clist) Parking sponsored and hosted at Palmetto Park Road, N.E. First Av- Comerica Bank (1 South Federal High- enue, Boca Raton Road, Mizner Park way, corner of South Federal High- and more. way and East Palmetto Park Road) on The fest that drew 14,000 last year Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. returns…now even more stroll-able, Complimentary “jump on, jump off ” bike-able, shop-able, and dine-able with trolley service throughout the festival continuous live entertainment, plenty will run Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 of “friends & family” fun, and staged p.m. and on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. “Fall For Downtown Boca” keepsake to 11:00 p.m. photo opportunities both inside a gi- Read More Online gantic “walk in” commemorative globe and next to the Office Depot Tony Stewart NASCAR show car. There will be Family and Sports Zones, themed villages, a Doggie Depot, classic and antique car showcases, an artists and crafters expo, and more. Saturday after- noon and evening features a memorable schedule of Halloween Happenings! including a costume contest for children and families, a pet costume showcase, shop-to-shop “trick or treating”, early family dining specials and “Happy Hal- loween Hours”, BeetleJuice’s Rock ‘N Roll Monster Revue and “after parties” at participating Downtown Boca pubs and clubs. While there will be plenty Detectives seeking public’s assistance to ID stolen credit card suspect

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BusinessThe Boca Raton Tribune Entrepreneur Kaminsky Partners with Max Group for “The Mexican” Restaurant BOCA RATON – The Max taurant in West Palm Beach and a was designed by Pamela Manhas Group has announced that Boca Ra- nightclub in Fort Lauderdale. of Manhas Design. Scott Pierce ton entrepreneur Mitchell Kaminsky “We are pleased that Mitchell, will serve as the executive chef and is a partner in its new eatery, The with his strong business expertise, the general manager is Stefano Bar- Mexican, slated to open in early No- is teaming with The Max Group on bagallo, both of whom have been vember in Boca Raton’s Royal Palm The Mexican,” said Dennis Max. part of The Max Group family. Place. “His vision and creativity will help The Max Group owns and op- Kaminsky is Chairman of the drive the success in our newest culi- erates its signature Max restau- Board of GEM Financial Services nary concept.” rant concepts in South Florida, Inc., which was established in 1947 by The Mexican, a lively cocina including Max’s Grille and Max’s his father, the late Martin Kaminsky. and tequila bar featuring traditional Harvest. In addition, it manages GEM currently employs 150 people Mexican “street food,” will open in restaurant establishments and pro- with more than 25 stores throughout early November. The restaurant will vides consultation services for inde- the New York City metropolitan area. serve as a key anchor in Boca Raton’s pendent restaurant owners. A native of Brooklyn, who re- popular Royal Palm Place. ceived an MBA from the University The 4,000 square foot restaurant of Michigan, Kaminsky has lived in at 133 SE Mizner Boulevard will fea- Boca Raton for eight years. He re- ture a large indoor/outdoor bar, patio cently sold the Bridge Hotel in Boca seating, a spacious dining room and Mitchell Kaminsky Raton and is also an investor in a res- a private dining area. The Mexican Notes from PBSC: Retail Sales are Growing Zonta Club meets second The monthly retail sales figures Consumers spent the most at gen- are by the type of store, not product. eral merchandise stores, which include Wednesday of Therefore, that decline may be attrib- department stores, warehouse clubs utable to consumers shifting where and supercenters. Expenditures at each month they purchase products - for instance, these types of stores averaged about buying online or from warehouse $472 per month in the first quarter. BOCA RATON – The Zonta Club clubs/supercenters. These sales were followed by food and of Boca Raton meets monthly The fastest growing retail sales cat- beverage store spending (primarily on the second Wednesday of the egory was building materials, garden grocery stores) and gasoline stations. month at 6 p.m. for dinner. For equipment, and supply dealers stores, (This is according to the U.S. Depart- BOCA RATON -- The average more information, call Kathe Koch which saw 12.5 percent growth. This ment of Commerce.) American spent $186 more per month 561 482-1013 or e-mail may be due to a mix of unseasonably For more on this topic, or for no- in the first quarter of 2012 at retail warm winter weather and the improv- cost consulting with certified business [email protected] stores than they did in the first quar- ing housing market. analysts, including growth accelera- ter of 2011. At other types of business, retail tion consultants and PTAC specialists, Zonta is a worldwide organization During the past year, sales growth sales growth ranged from 8.8 percent contact the SBDC at 561-862-4726 or of women in business and the has been widespread. In fact, sales in- at gasoline stations (due in part to email to [email protected] creased in all but one category: elec- professions working together to ad- higher gasoline prices) to 1.8 percent tronics and appliance stores. vance the status of women locally at health and personal care stores. and throughout the world. Boca Chamber Boss named to Board of Florida’s Association of Chamber Professionals BOCA RATON -- The Florida Chamber of Commerce, replaces Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Mark Wilson, CCE, Florida Association of Chamber Profession- Jaye Baillie, President & CEO of the Commerce Chamber of Commerce als (FACP) installed its 2012-2013 Ocala-Marion County Chamber of TREASURER: Bob Rohrlack, Board of Directors at the 92nd An- Commerce, as the chair of FACP. As Greater Tampa Chamber of Com- Of these, the following will serve nual Conference held September chair, Douglas will lead the board merce as regional chairs, with the purpose 18-20 in Boca Raton. The Board of and oversee its direction in the com- PAST CHAIR: Jaye Baillie, APR, of representing the chambers of Directors is the governing body re- ing year in providing development IOM, Ocala/Marion County Cham- commerce within their designated sponsible for overseeing the opera- skills for professionals within the ber of Commerce area of Florida: Troy McLellan, SE tions of FACP. chamber of commerce industry. Additional board members are: Region; Julie Mathis, SW Region; Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP, The 2012-2013 Board of Direc- Mike Malone, Delray Beach Cham- Stina D’Uva, Central Region; Tom President and CEO of the Greater tors include: ber of Commerce; Noel Martinez, Morrissette, West Central Region; Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce, CHAIR: Sonia Douglas, IOM, Northern Palm Beach County Cham- Art Kimbrough, NW Region and was named to the Board. Gainesville Area Chamber of Com- ber of Commerce; Andre Varona, Greg Voss, NE Region. Sonia Douglas, IOM, vice presi- merce Hispanic Chamber of Palm Beach dent & COO of the Gainesville Area CHAIR-ELECT: Robin Sollie, County and For 24/7 News go to www.bocaratontribune.com Business www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 24 - Edition 118

CARLO BARBIERI By Carlo Barbieri NOW is a Great Time to Start a New Business If you’re seriously thinking of “If an entrepreneurial type has a People who are out of work and mistakes that overzealous business starting your own business, right solid business idea for delivering a those who’ve accepted part time jobs owners make when the economy now is a great time to do it. good or service that consumers really just to help pay the bills should take heats up. At first blush, that may sound a need and has access to sufficient low- another look at their skills set, said Also, it has never been easier to little crazy. The country has barely cost financing, almost any time is a Scott, who is also a Boca Raton City start a business. Think about it: You recovered from a devastating recession. good time to start a new business,” Council member and chairwoman can register a business online in less Unemployment remains high, banks said Timothy Weidman, technology of the Community Redevelopment than an hour. The US registration are reluctant to lend start-up capital director at Applied Materials in the Agency. and most state registrations can be and many existing small businesses San Francisco area. There are lots of reasons why done online. have either closed or cut staff. So why “However, in this uncertain envi- now is a good time to carve out Registering a business is only one stick your neck out at such a gloomy ronment, I would add a caveat: a your business niche. Suppliers way of using the Internet. “Today’s time? business that can be launched as and manufacturers are hungry for entrepreneurs can take advantage Actually, opening a business a one-person operation and grow business. They need and welcome it, of minimal costs for launching a during a difficult economic period is without adding many employees is even if it’s from a small one-person company, especially if it is a virtual one of the best things you can do. It the best bet,” he added. company such as that suggested by (online business), which provides the could get you off the unemployment A large pool of unemployed Weidman. opportunity to conduct business from rolls, and also help the marketplace to people may be bad for the country When the financial times get anywhere in the world to potential recover if your business grows and as a whole, but good for start-up better, you, as a business owner, will customers around the world,” said you hire additional staff to keep the companies. have the advantage of an existing Bob Basso, an actor famed for his momentum going. “In a down economy, many people relationship with the suppliers, and portrayal of patriot Thomas Paine. Because the nation’s financial state don’t have jobs,” said Constance they’ll continue to do business with “Additionally, social media and online has been in a downturn for so long, it’s Scott, a growth acceleration program you – perhaps giving you a break marketing allow for virtually free or easier to find employees, developers, counselor at the Small Business for stepping in when the going was low cost promotion for a business.” consultants and other workers for Development Center of Palm Beach tough. Getting started early can give you much less money than in a strong State College. “It’s a very popular This doesn’t mean your rewards a big advantage. You’ll have more economy. Plus, starting on a shoestring time for entrepreneurs to rise out of will have to wait until things improve. experience and know-how to face the budget encourages creative problem- unemployment and find alternative You’ll also have the wisdom that challenges that inevitably occur as solving – which helps new businesses ways of earning money.” comes from having lived through you toil to make your business work. become long-term entities. difficult times and you’ll avoid the B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y

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FAITH DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE By Rick Warren By Mike Gora Walking The Wire In Down and Out? The Workplace

Have you ever heard of Jean-Fran- utter impossibility, Peter found in- Q: I own the home that I live in property. cois Gravelet? He lived from 1824 to ner strength in his Lord’s command: with my wife and our three children Under your circumstances, exclu- 1897, and used the professional pseud- “‘Come.’” For a few moments, Peter in Manalapan which I inherited from sive use is usually not granted unless onym, Blondin, gaining world acclaim shared with his Master in the suspen- my father. The home is free and clear, the court finds that your income is as a tightrope walker and acrobat from sion of natural laws. no mortgage. We moved into the home not sufficient to pay your share of the London, England. Blondin crossed Then the whole project blew up at five years ago. child support and still have enough left Niagara Falls in upstate New York, four in the morning. One moment, his We have been married for 15 years. over to support yourself. The use of U.S.A. a number of times on a wire eyes fixed on Jesus, Peter was walk- I manage a chain restaurant, she is a the free and clear home substitutes for 1,100 feet long, suspended 160 feet ing above the storm; the next he legal secretary, and we just make ends child support. above the raging waters. He performed was “in over his head.” Soaked to the meet. We have no marital savings and The child support would be calcu- his death-defying tightrope feats with skin, Peter was rescued by Jesus. He no retirement accounts, although I lated in the usual manner. Your income different theatrical variations: Blind- learned an important truth: A saint is have an account with a broker of about and your wife’s income, net of income folded; in a sack; pushing a wheelbar- not someone that never fails; a saint is $500,000, also from my dad’s estate. I taxes, would be determined. The re- row; on stilts; even while carrying a someone that is trusting in God and have been paying for the taxes and in- quired guidelines support is calculated man on his back. gets up and goes on again every time surance on the home from my inheri- by comparing your total net income to We might not be walking a high he or she falls. tance money. the chart found in the Florida Child wire across a raging waterfall, but in “Lord, save me!” Peter’s words were We are getting a divorce. My wife Support Guidelines. the 21st century workplace, it seems simple, without time to elaborate on will have about 60 percent of the over- The support amount provided by like that at times. There is the balance details, without time to observe cer- nights with the children. She would the statute is then divided between you between ethics and profit; embarking emonial laws. But in reality, this is the like to live in the home, with the kids, proportionately, depending on the per- into the unknown with an unproven quickest, easiest, and most desperate until our youngest, now 13 years old, centage of the total income earned by product or service; juggling work and way to reach the heart of God. gets out of high school. each of you, adjusted for the payment family priorities; economic uncertain- What did Peter do wrong? He was My lawyer calls that “exclusive use of health insurance for the children. ties. blamed: Not for daring, but for doubt- and possession.” I need a place to live, Under these circumstances, how- When I read about Blondin, I think ing. Not for failure, but faltering. Not and cannot afford a home nearly as ever, an additional adjustment would of a man who also attempted a death- for lack of courage, but lack of con- nice, if I have to live elsewhere. Can be made in the income calculation. The defying feat. His name was Peter. You fidence. she kick me out of my own home? fair rental value of the home would be might recall the biblical account where You may not be a Blondin or Peter, Would I still have to pay child support? added to your wife’s income before de- Peter and the other disciples of Jesus but you probably find yourself in to- How is that calculated? We have a me- termining the total support, and your were in a small boat in the midst of day’s fearsome workplace, in the midst diation set in a couple of weeks. What respective percentages. a raging storm. Suddenly they saw Je- of the night, and the storm is “con- should I do? To plan for the upcoming media- sus walking across the water. Impul- trary.” Do not measure the waves, do A: Granting exclusive use and oc- tion, your attorney should prepare sively, Peter asked, “Lord, if it is you… not gauge the wind; do not give in to cupancy to a divorced residential par- two sample child support guideline tell me to come to you on the water” the danger, and most of all…do not ent and the children is not uncommon. scenarios, with and without granting (Matthew 14:28). Jesus’ response was throw in the towel and sink under the It is usually conditioned upon the resi- the possession of exclusive use of the simple: “Come.” “… when Peter saw circumstances. dential parent remaining unmarried, house to your wife. the high waves he was terrified and be- The Bible offers this advice: “Keep and lasts until the youngest child is out You must take the position that you gan to sink. ‘Save me, Lord!’ he shout- your eyes on Jesus, our Leader and In- of support. It is considered a way of can afford the child support provided ed” (Matthew 14:30). I suspect we all structor…if you want to keep from providing child support. However, it by the guidelines calculation, and, would have done the same. Have you becoming fainthearted and weary…” is not usually allowed where, as here, therefore, use of your home is not nec- ever embarked on a project or made (Hebrews 12:1-3). the home is not jointly owned and essary. a decision, thinking at the time it was © 2012, Purpose Driven Life. All rights no percentage of the home is marital the right thing to do, only to have cir- reserved. Adapted from a column by Dr. Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Specialization of The Florida cumstances immediately bring your Rick Warren, author of numerous books, Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law and is a partner with Shapiro judgment into question? including the highly acclaimed, The Pur- Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora may be reached at I want to remind you Simon Peter pose-Drive Life, which has been trans- mailto:[email protected]. did many notable things during the lated into many languages worldwide. course of his lifetime, but this episode It affirms the importance of a carefully of walking upon the water ranked as considered, clearly expressed purpose to one of his greatest: no high wire, no guide everyday life. It has been named one rocks hidden underneath. Surround- of the 100 Christian books that changed ed by obvious dangers, faced with the 20th Century.

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From JWJ’s Journal By John William Johnson Sandy’s New Home – and New Neighbor Part One Of Two

spring was fitting, of course, with its new "Didn't you used to have a dog?" Silas be the first to build his own personal (and happy dog in the jumping around, drool- life that Sandy celebrated daily in mock McMarner asked. privately financed) bomb shelter, but then ing, or quivering sense. Her happiness chase of butterflies and other assorted It was a rather odd Breakfast Club would hold the door open to make sure stemmed from simply being glad each day winged associates. question. others could get in. to be alive. And she demonstrated that “Later, Sandy developed an affec- "Yes," I replied, "and I also used to Spike Opchinsky, the most-of-the-time happiness with un reserved affection and tion for chasing and catching a fluores- have a house and a wife, but the house has left of center pragmatist who would pre- unqualified devotion. Needless to say, she cent green Frisbee.....not that she knew been sold, the wife has remarried, and now fer figuring out how to do something rath- came home with me from the shelter. it was so brightly colored, as animals are I'm living in a condo where no pets are al- er than debate the merits of why or why "The immediate problem was that I color blind; rather, that she took extreme lowed...... the wife and I are still friends, not. Of course, he is also the club member have beliefs which find it very hard to keep pleasure in the physicality of the chase, by the way." who has given us the memorable quote: "I an animal confined to the house. Domesti- launching herself gracefully, to then actu- "Yeah, I know, but didn't you say some- don't always agree with everything I say." cated animals such as dogs are, of course, ally quite gently grasp the Frisbee in mid- thing a few weeks ago, about your dog and Lefty O'Drool, a left-wing 60's throw- not proverbially 'born free'; nevertheless, air almost always before it hit the ground. a compost heap?" back who can always find some liberal the notion of confining any animal to four “I would tire of throwing the missile, "That story? You want me to finish rhetoric to counterbalance even the most walls just doesn't sit well. long before she would tire of being anti- that story?" logical right-wing arguments. True to his "What to do? ballistic. "What story?" Roscoe Bismark asks liberal beliefs, he nevertheless enjoys the "Now behind the house on this piece of Lefty devised and then threw a paper from behind his paper. benefits of free enterprise. He could nev- property in a rural county where I lived napkin airplane – which I caught and con- Oh….that’s right……you readers er be accused of being a limousine liberal; was what was formerly called in polite so- tinued: "This new-house-for-Sandy ar- don’t know who I’m talking about when taxi liberal is perhaps more accurate. ciety, a 'privy.'...... and otherwise called an rangement went along for several months. I refer to the Breakfast Club and its mem- OK. That’s the Breakfast Club……. outhouse – the ground filled in and unused It was Americana at its best; Norman bers? It’s those folks that you’re going and you’ll learn about me as you continue for many years, and with the building it- Rockwell would have been proud. to be reading about in this twice monthly to read these columns…..now back to the self now being used as an outside storage “And then I had what I thought was column. dog and the compost heap story shed. a good idea: start a compost heap behind The Breakfast Club will be talking I tug at Roscoe’s Boca Tribune and he "It had originally been constructed this building.” about life in general…..often mixed with looks over the top of it. for use by four....count em.....four persons, “Compost heap,” asks Spike? some deeper ‘discussions.’ I’ve changed “You want me to finish that story about with two seats on one side of a dividing “Yeah…you know, all the garbage the names to protect the guilty – and my dog?” wall, and two seats on the other. This, of that’s bio-degradable you put in one place, of course to protect the grandchildren Roscoe nods course, meant that the building had two and eventually it degrades and becomes with no sense of humor. In any case, the I turn to the others….”And you want doors. great free fertilizer for your garden…..I’m Breakfast Club members are: to hear it as well?” A four-seater?” Spike grins living in the country, remember.” Roscoe Bismark, who’s incisive and Everyone nods, and stops when Ros- Lefty shakes his head: “Side by side?” “I like that free part,” smiles Spike. perhaps the most elitist egalitarian since coe says: "Well, if you're going to tell it, I nod to both, while Silas shrugs: “Well "And then a skunk moved...... that is, Thomas Jefferson – (what, you don’t have at least wait until I get some more coffee.” I’ve heard of close-knit families, but, tunneled and moved in directly beneath a dictionary? Then go back to watching Smiling, he motions for the waitress while well………maybe……? He shrugs again. Sandy's new home...... undoubtedly Fox News)…….and for the rest of you, saying to the ceiling: “if he starts the story “Right,” I interrupt……..”But anyway, drawn by the new pile of free groceries in Roscoe’s inherent contradictions are no with 'once upon a time,' “somebody please I nailed one of the doors shut and with a the compost heap.” more apparent than in his ardent support tell him I have a rough- hewn two-by-four hole cut in the bottom of the other door it “A skunk,” Roscoe queried? for civil liberties, while at the same time in the car." became the entrance to Sandy's new home. I nod, and look around toward every- clinging to notions that tendencies in hu- (And, of course, that means I had to). “Prior to nailing the door shut, I had one. “Can I finish this tomorrow? I have man beings can be defined by nationality. "Once upon a time, there lived a dog...... constructed two floors in the interior -- a meeting to attend." Otherwise, he wants his Democratic cake sandy beige in color and, therefore, "San- access to which was provided by a series Roscoe groans but descends again be- baked by liberals and then distributed by dy" by name. of small, labyrinth-like tunnels. The tun- hind his newspaper. Republicans using a conservative market- Folks in the parking lot could have nels were, in the first part, to impress my- Spike and Silas aren’t happy either ing plan. He also wants National Football heard Roscoe’s groan, followed by his bel- self with an ability to construct them.” about having to wait for the story to con- League quarterbacks to have guns while lowing laugh. “Yeah…the king of outhouse renova- clude – but each orders more coffee, while they play...... but's that another column. "Sandy was primarily a short-haired tors,” Spike laughs. Lefty and I smile and exit. Silas McMarner, undoubtedly, the spaniel,” I continued. “She was a lovable, I smile, continuing: “But more impor- I don't really have a meeting to attend, most Libertarian of the lot -- libertarian patient, joyous and friendly sort of dog tantly, the labyrinth-like tunnels would but you always have to leave 'em wanting being to the right of conservative. Yet he, who had been discovered at the animal function to deflect and direct wind away more...... too, occasionally acknowledges the propri- shelter. She was, simply, a happy dog -- from where Sandy would sleep, warm and ety of moderate and even liberal beliefs; in and she wanted the entire planet to know cozy even in the most frigid of Pocono Conclusion in Two Weeks: You Had short, he would never want to be publi- this.” Mountain winter nights. To Be There cally accused of having a heart, and would "Still, and thankfully, she was not a "This all happened in the spring;

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SportsThe Boca Raton Tribune Strikers Player/Coach Abe Strikers Mark Anderson and Thompson Retires Walter Restrepo Named to 2012 NASL Best XI Team The NASL has selected its 2012 goal was special and I think he scored Best XI team and two Fort Lauder- some of the most exciting goals in the dale Strikers were named to the team. league this year.” Midfielder Walter Restrepo was one Anderson, 23, scored his first goal of three unanimous selections to the for the Strikers on May 2nd against team and he is joined by first-year Carolina. He would also be named the Striker Mark Anderson on the team NASL’s Offensive Player of the Week chosen by the NASL’s coaches. The twice this season after two multi-goal Strikers have had two players named games for Fort Lauderdale. His 11 to the Best XI in consecutive seasons NASL goals placed him third in the after defenders Toni Stahl and Lance NASL behind only Pablo Campos and Laing were both named to the team in Nick Zimmerman, both NASL Best XI Fort Lauderdale Strikers forward a player like Abe Thompson it’s an 2011. selections themselves. Anderson also Abe Thompson has announced his honor,” said Strikers head coach Da- “This award is well deserved for scored for the Strikers in both 2012 retirement from the team and profes- ryl Shore. “He’s had a great career, both Walter and Mark,” said Strik- US Open Cup matches, his goal against sional soccer. Thompson concludes his was just the consummate professional, ers head coach Daryl Shore. “Prior to the San Jose Earthquakes arguably the Strikers career tied for first all-time in and I want to thank him. I’m proud of Walter’s injury he was probably the goal of the entire tournament. goals with 18, and second all-time in what he was able to accomplish and most dynamic player in our league “It means a lot to get this award. assists with nine. He will continue to proud to have been his coach.” with the ball going forward, and los- To receive recognition from the whole be involved with soccer after accept- FC Dallas selected Thompson in ing him was a big blow to our team league and be put ahead of some ex- ing a position with the USL in Tam- the second round (16th overall) of and I am happy the other coaches in ceptional players is a great honor,” pa to assist with the development of the 2005 MLS Supplemental Draft. the league saw how valuable Walter said Anderson. “It’s not just an award youth leagues. He spent four seasons with Dallas, ap- was to our team and our league.” for me, but for the players and staff “I have a lot of good memories pearing in 69 games, scoring 14 goals, Restrepo, 24, played a central role that work with me day in and day out playing soccer, but when it comes to and recording 11 assists before being for in the Strikers attack throughout and gave me every opportunity to ex- the Strikers and my time spent here, I traded to the Kansas City Wizards the season collecting seven goals and cel on the field. Thank you.” can say it was the most enjoyable time in September of 2008 for allocation nine assists in all competitions, with Anderson, a native of Durham, I spent playing soccer in my profes- money. Thompson scored seven goals his eight assists in the regular season England, played college soccer in sional career,” said Thompson. “I’ll in sixteen games with the Wizards, be- tied for first in the NASL. Restrepo’s South Florida at Barry University have a lot of good memories wearing fore returning to Texas, signing with season was cut short when he suffered where he was named the 2011 Dak- that uniform and I made a lot of good the Houston Dynamo in the middle of a knee injury during training forcing tronics DII National Soccer Player of friends.” the 2009 MLS season. him to miss the final seven games of the Year and 2011 Capital One Aca- Thompson, 30, joined the Strik- Abe Thompson played four sea- 2012. His loss was felt greatly on the demic All-America of the Year for DII ers on March 18, 2010 after playing sons at the University of Maryland. offensive end as the Strikers’ scoring men's soccer. five seasons in MLS with Dallas, Kan- He set numerous team records and average dropped by 0.75 goals per Restrepo, originally from San Di- sas City and Houston. He’s played in collected several accolades including; game in his absence. The player who ego, Calif., played professionally with a total of 63 games with the Strik- NSCAA third team All-America se- had been the recipient of the majority several teams in Colombia before re- ers, scoring 18 goals and nine assists. lection, All-ACC first team honoree, of his assists was Mark Anderson. turning to the United States. Restre- Thompson has two of the eight hat- Maryland Student-Athlete of the “Mark was probably the most af- po spent time with Deportes Tolima, tricks recorded by a Strikers player Week, Maryland/Adidas Soccer Chal- fected by the loss of Walter,” said Boyacá Chicó, and Express Rojo, ap- and is third all-time with three multi- lenge Offensive MVP, ACC Player of Shore. “However he had a great rookie pearing in both the Categoría Primera goal games. the Week, Co-MVP of the Maryland/ season and is also well deserving of A and the Categoría Primera B be- “I want to say thank you to the Adidas Classic, Virginia/Nike Classic being on the Best XI. His knack for tween 2006 and 2010. fans,” said Thompson. “They always all-tournament team and was a mem- had positive things to say to me and ber of the College Soccer News team always gave it their all when cheer- of the week. He was named a Herman ing us on and cheering me on. I really Trophy semifinalist in both 2003 and enjoyed playing for them, playing at 2004. Thompson is the school’s all- Lockhart, and representing the Strik- time leader in points with 112. ers.” In his youth career, Thompson Thompson scored his first goal earned the Golden Boot Award at the with the club on May 8, 2010 against 1999 U.S. U-17 National Champion- the Carolina RailHawks. His last goal ship playing for the Braddock Road as a Striker came in his final game Warhawks. The same team Thompson as a professional on Sept. 29, 2012 won the 1999 Don Greer Cup with. also against the Carolina RailHawks. Thompson’s international experi- Thompson also scored a goal for the ence was memorable as he scored just club in the 2010 Lamar Hunt US three minutes into his international Open Cup giving him 19 total goals in debut with the U.S. U-17 Men’s Na- all competitions for the Strikers. tional Team. Thompson also repre- In addition to his performance as sented the United States at the 1999 a player for the Strikers in 2012 (four FIFA U-17 World Championship in goals and five assists in 18 games), New Zealand where he scored a goal Thompson also served as an assistant against the host country, and in 2000, coach on Daryl Shore’s staff for the at just 18 years of age, began play- entire season. ing with the U.S.U-20 Men’s National TheBocaRatonTribune.com “Any time you get to work with Team. Sports www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 30 - Edition 118 Jozy Altidore Snubbed From USMNT By: Pedro Heizer venia last November. Jurgen Klinsmann has called 24 It’s no surprise that with the lack players into training camp to prepare of goals and poor performances ver- for the United States’ final two match- sus Jamaica,Klinsmann did not hesi- es against Antigua & Barbuda and tate to drop Altidore from the roster Guatemala, in the Semifinal Round of and make room for players like Alan qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Gordon and Eddie Johnson. Cup. Altidore struggled mightily to get In a shocking surprise, Klinsmann touches in the away match against Ja- did not call up AZ Alkamaar forward maica on Sept. 7, and contributed little Jozy Altidore. in a substitute’s role in the home en- “I communicated with Jozy that I counter four days later. was not happy about his latest perfor- But what makes this story inter- mances with us, maybe over the last 14 esting is not the fact he didn’t call up months,” Klinsmann said Monday in Altidore, but the fact Klinsmann said a conference call. “Jozy can do much, that club performance would matter in much better. The reason why he’s not his roster selection, and if you went by coming in is mainly about his perfor- club performance there is no way Alti- mances at Jamaica and at home, also in dore is not making the team. training, also certain things that went But then on Monday, Klinsmann on through the May-June camp.” backed out of those comments by say- Altidore, who is tied for the Dutch ing the circumstances around Altidore league lead in goals with eight for AZ are different, “I think club form is ab- Alkamaar, had played in a team-lead- solutely important. Now it looks a lit- ing 17-straight World Cup qualifiers tle bit different in Jozy’s case because for the U.S. before not being called up he’s doing well with Alkmaar, and he’s for the games against Antigua & Bar- scoring goals. But he hasn’t done well buda and Guatemala. with us in the last couple of camps.” Despite all his success in the Dutch Under Klinsmann, the U.S. has league these past two seasons, goals scored more than one goal just three for Altidore have been hard to come times, which makes you wonder why by with the National team. he left out the United States’ most pro- Altidore’s last goal as a member of ductive European-based goal scorer, at the National Team came against Slo- the moment, off the squad.

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Royal Palm Beach 57, West Boca Raton 27: John Carroll Catholic 48, Saint Andrew’s 8 Ant Mcgrew had 241 yards passing and four touchdown passes and also rushed for 58 The John Carroll Catholic Rams yards and another score to lead the Wildcats routed the visiting St. Andrew's (4-1, 3-0 District 13-7A) past the Bulls (1-5, Scots, 48-8 in Friday's division game. 1-3 13-7A) in Royal Palm Beach. Rams’ sophomore quarterback, Jor- Leading 28-20 at the half, the Wildcats dan Watkins threw for 220 yards and scored 22 unanswered points in the third four touchedowns. quarter, including an 81-yard punt return for The Scots (1-6) will now prepare for a touchdown by De'Andre Simmons. Jimmy their bout against Benjamin. Moreland had five receptions for 114 yards and three touchdowns for Royal Palm. Eugene Bethea had 74 yards rushing for West Boca Tribune Ranking: Boca. 1) Olympic Heights Lions 5) West Boca High School 2) Boca Raton Christian 6) Saint Andrew’s Lake Worth 41, Spanish River 0: 3) Pope John Paul II 7) Spanish River High School The Trojans (1-5, 1-2 District 13-7A) rolled 4) Boca Raton High School past the Sharks (0-7, 0-4 13-7A) in Lake Worth.

Palm Beach Gardens 33, Boca Raton 13:

Jermaine Carn rushes for 147 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries, and Gardens (5-1) went on to beat the Bobcats 33-13 in a non-district Class 8A matchup in Boca Raton.

Boca Raton Christian 53, Berean Christian 13:

A.J. Puente threw three touchdown passes and Sam Smith rushed for two touchdowns as the Blazers (5-0) routed the Bulldogs (4-1) in Boca Raton. Austin Skelton threw a 20-yard touchdown pass for Berean.

Pope John Paul II 38, Coral Springs Charter 14: FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY - Call Today! DeQuan McGriff rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown and Jarious Smith added 69 rushing yards and a touchdown as the Eagles (6-1, 4-1 Southeast Football Con- ference) handled the Panthers (3-4, 1-3 SFC) in Coral Springs. Olympic Heights: BYE WEEK bocaratontribune.com Sports www.bocaratontribune.com October 18, 2012 through October 24, 2012 32 - Edition 118 Tribune of Sports East /West Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach, FL - October 17, 2012 through October 24, 2012 • Year III • Number 118

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