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East /West Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach, FL - December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 • Year III • Number 128- FREE FAU Receives $500,000 Gift from ADT Clock Once Displayed at Fenway Park Finds New Home at FAU BOCA RATON – The Florida Atlantic University athletics de- partment recently received a gift of $500,000 for its on-campus stadium from Boca Raton-based ADT.

In appreciation, a large clock featuring the company’s iconic logo is being mounted on the exterior of FAU Stadium, which welcomes thousands of guests at football games and other events throughout the year.

“I would like to express my sin- cere appreciation to ADT for this gift,” said FAU President Mary Jane Saunders. “We are proud to display the ADT clock at our stadi- um, where it will serve as a constant reminder of the company’s gener- ous contribution to FAU.” At check presentation are, from left, FAU President Mary Jane Saunders, ADT Vice President of Consumer Marketing Lewis Long, See page 3 FAU Vice President of Community Engagement Jennifer O’Flannery Anderson ’05 and FAU Athletics Director Patrick Chun.

Life & Arts Cultural Council of Palm Beach County hosts Member Reception to celebrate the opening of its new Happy New Year exhibition See page B1

Community Boca Express Train Museum Mihael Cudic reading Goodwill Industries gets Announces New Tour for New The Boca Raton Tribune grant from Countess’s 100th birthday bucks See page 5 Year BOCA RATON – The Boca Raton Then they will step back Historical Society & Museum announc- in time to experience a Community es the launch of a new tour program nostalgic tour about the at the Boca Express Train Museum lo- glamorous days of train FAU to Host Lecture Series cated at the Boca Raton FEC Railway travel via living history on Holocaust, Judaic Depot, Count de Hoernle Pavilion, 747 interpreters who will Studies South Dixie Highway. regale the “passengers” who happen upon train See page 7 The Boca Express comprises two crew members at work. restored 1947 streamline rail cars, a Tours are the 1st Business 1946 Atlantic Coast Line caboose and and 3rd Fridays of the 1940s Baldwin switch engine in addi- month January through Business of the Year Award tion to the restored 1930 Florida East April starting at 1 p.m. Winner for West Boca Cham- Coast Railway depot. Visitors will re- Space is limited and res- ber of Commerce ceive their tickets in the station and ervations are required. Send us a picture of you reading The Boca Ra- See page 26 be given a tour of the site and a brief ton Tribune to [email protected] introduction to Boca Raton’s history. See page 6

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Continued from page 1 ADT also has signed a sponsor- ship agreement, which recognizes the company as the exclusive secu- The ADT clock, an emblem of rity provider of FAU athletics. As the company’s support of its home- part of the sponsorship, the ADT town university, was originally in- logo will be featured on all football stalled at Fenway Park, home of the coaches’ headsets. In addition, FAU Boston Red Sox, during the famed and ADT will collaborate on an in- ballpark’s 99th anniversary year. A ternship program for student ath- ceremony to celebrate the clock’s letes and on other academic activi- new location at FAU Stadium took ties at FAU. place December 1, \ prior to the FAU vs. University of Louisiana at The ADT Corporation recently Lafayette football game. ADT Vice became a public company trading President of Consumer Marketing on the Stock Exchange Lewis Long presented Saunders under the ticker symbol “ADT.” In front of ADT Clock are, rear, from left, FAU Athletics Director Patrick Chun, ADT with a check on the field during Founded in 1874, ADT is one of halftime. employee and FAU National Alumni Association Board Member David Haycock ’02, the best known brands in the secu- FAU Vice President of Community Engagement Jennifer O’Flannery Anderson ’05, rity industry, with 6.4 million cus- ADT Chief Marketing and Customer Relations Officer Tony Wells, FAU President “We are proud to have such a fa- tomers. Mary Jane Saunders, ADT Vice President of Consumer Marketing Lewis Long, mous piece of ADT history in one FAU Board of Trustees member Anthony Barbar ’78 and FAU Foundation Board of the newest college football sta- To date, FAU has secured more Vice Chair Bruce Allen ’71. Front, from left, Student Alumni Association members Mia diums in the country,” said ADT than 30 named sponsorships for the Hansen, Dominique Walker, Cynthia Maceda and Kaitlyn Moores Chief Marketing and Customer stadium. The university is offering suites, 26 loge boxes, 1,000 premier vider of electronic security, interac- Relations Officer Tony Wells. “Con- naming rights for more than 30 ad- club seats and 4,000 priority club tive home and business automation tributing to the communities where ditional venues in and around the seats, and the latest, state-of-the-art and monitoring services for resi- we live and work is important to all stadium to help fund the $70 million amenities. dences and small businesses in the of us at ADT. We look forward to project. The 29,419-seat open-air and Canada. a long and successful relationship stadium, completed in 2011, features The ADT Corporation, head- with FAU as we expand our pres- 6,000 premium seats, including 24 ence in Boca Raton.” quartered in Boca Raton, is a pro-

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Community News www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 128 - 5 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Goodwill Industries gets Friends of KOP grant from Countess’s For years South Florida has ing for years. This time the com- watched C. Ron Allen bring munity really needs to step up. 100th birthday bucks magic moments to underserved The money needs to be raised children through KOP, formerly by December 31. He has chosen Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, Dame Isabelle Paul and Hospital- Inc. received a $40,000 grant from ler Dame Alyce Erickson with OSJ known as the Knights of Pythag- the fundraising site crowdtilt to The Order of St. John, Knights Chevalier Gregory Schultz as the oras Mentoring Network. Now push the drive. It doesn’t mat- Hospitaller Commandery of Flor- Master of Ceremonies. he wants to create probably one ter how much you give. Just give ida using proceeds from Count- of the most significant and cher- something. For Allen, this course ess Henrietta De Hoernle’s 100th Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, ished memories for KOP mem- coincides with his 20th year of Birthday Celebration Gala Sept. 24. Inc. was selected as a leading non- profit, which provides services and bers and area youths -- in January mentoring hundreds of children The funds are directed toward programs for people with disabili- he wants to send 50 students on ages 7 to 17 through homework, Goodwill’s Project Success and ties and other barriers to employ- a bus trip to Washington DC to oratorical and writing competi- Project Succeed residential service ment. Goodwill is working to end watch the Inauguration of Presi- tions, sponsoring field trips and programs. An additional $5,000 dol- homelessness in Palm Beach Coun- lars will be awarded in June 2013. ty as lead agency for the Senator dent Barack Obama. He sent just helping with basic life skills. The Philip D. Lewis Center partnering a few children four years ago. It’s difficulty to raise funds over the an ambitious and admirable proj- years would have stopped most ect for Allen who aims to raise people in their tracks, but Allen more than $17,000 for transpor- has been able to manage his pro- tation, lodging and winter coats gram on less than a shoe string for the youth. But as South Flor- budget, if that’s possible. ida has embraced these children, I encourage you to give what- known for marching in parades, ever you can by going to https:// wearing their black berets and www.crowdtilt.com/campaigns/ cumberbunds or racing to build help-them-get-on-the-bus, click the best sand sculpture, it’s time on contribute now on the lower for us to help Allen and his quest. left hand of the page on the se- He’s been doing the heavy lift- site.

Countess Henrietta de Hoernle, seated, with members of The Order of St. John, Knights Hospitaller Commandery of Florida.

Project Success provides home- with Palm Beach County, Division less individuals with residential of Human Services, The Homeless services for up to two years, while Coalition of Palm Beach County, participants are provided with com- Adopt-A-Family and The Lord’s prehensive case management and Place, among other community vocational services as well as finan- partners. cial planning, life skills training and support services. Goodwill partners include State of Florida Vocational Rehabilita- Project Succeed offers rent as- tion, Palm Beach County Division sistance and long-term support ser- of Human Services, Florida State vices to enable persons with disabil- Division of Blind Services, School ities who were formerly homeless to District of Palm Beach County, maintain their own apartments in Workforce Alliance, State of Flor- the community. ida Agency for Persons with Dis- abilities, Florida Developmental The Senator Philip D. Lewis Disabilities Council, National In- Center is Palm Beach County’s cen- dustries for the Blind, Respect of tral point of entrance for homeless Florida, Ability One, The Army individuals to receive services for Corps of Engineers and Florida 90 days. The center offers referral, Brain & Spinal Injury Program. intake, assessment, medical services, shelter beds, and vocational place- President and CEO, Marvin ment and life skills training. Tanck stated: “Gulfstream Good- will Industries’ Board of Direc- The September birthday celebra- tors, staff and program participants tion was hosted by The Order of St. are extremely grateful for the OSJ John. Leading the Gala Committee grant and it is even more special to were Honorary Chairs Christine have been recognized in the pres- Lynn and Barbara and Dick Schmidt ence of Countess de Hoernle at her with Gala Chairs OSJ Commander 100th birthday gala.”

Community News www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 6 -Edition 128 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL Campaign History Exhibit Boca Express Train Museum An- Opens at Lynn Following nounces New Tour for New Year BOCA RATON – The Boca Raton Presidential Debates Historical Society & Museum announc- BOCA RATON -- The presiden- to life than through our new presiden- es the launch of a new tour program at tial debates are officially over, though tial debate exhibit,” said Watson. the Boca Express Train Museum lo- commentators will continue to analyze cated at the Boca Raton FEC Railway each candidate’s strategies for weeks to “Thanks to the generosity of indi- Depot, Count de Hoernle Pavilion, 747 come. viduals from the community, we have South Dixie Highway. over a century of campaign buttons, The Boca Express comprises two re- stored 1947 streamline rail cars, a 1946 Atlantic Coast Line caboose and 1940s Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum Baldwin switch engine in addition to docents Jo Ann Messuri, Dotty McCord, the restored 1930 Florida East Coast and Vanessa Carosella. Railway depot. Visitors will receive their tickets in the station and be given of the month January through April a tour of the site and a brief introduc- starting at 1 p.m. Space is limited and tion to Boca Raton’s history. Then they reservations are required. The tour is will step back in time to experience a not recommended for children under nostalgic tour about the glamorous 12. Cost: Adults: $10, BRHSM mem- days of train travel via living history bers $5. interpreters who will regale the “pas- sengers” who happen upon train crew For more information call 561-395- members at work. 6766 X 101 or email tours@bocahis- tory.org Tours are the 1st and 3rd Fridays Holiday Tidings Abound at Greater Lynn University President Kevin Ross and NCCI CEO Steve Klingel at the unveiling of the presidential exhibit, sponsored by NCCI, at Lynn University’s Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn Library Boca Chamber’s Holiday Breakfast Highlights of the 2012 election political cartoons, inauguration invita- BOCA RATON -- Business and ing South Palm Beach County. Four campaign along with slogans, and tions, and other items to use in bring- community leaders flocked to the hundred people were in attendance memorable moments in US campaign ing that history to life and better tell- Greater Boca Raton Chamber of at the Boca Raton Resort & Club history are on display in the library at ing the story of presidential elections.” Commerce’s Holiday Breakfast De- as the West Boca Raton Commu- Lynn University in Boca Raton. Lynn cember 13 to kick off the holiday nity High School Encore Ensemble, hosted the third presidential debate of The exhibit is open and free to the season in a festive atmosphere. The made up of students in Grades 9-12, the 2012 campaign season. public and may be viewed Monday–Fri- breakfast was sponsored by Wells day, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and The exhib- it, sponsored by NCCI, was un- veiled at Lynn Uni- versity’s Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn Library and features a Palm Beach County elec- tronic voting ma- From left, Bob Simon, Debra Cancilla, Marc From left, Councilwoman Constance Scott, chine from 2000, Goldberg, Diane Paez, Robin Babbitt. Jamie Goodman, Patricia Burdett, Deputy historian John Mayor Susan Haynie Clark’s memora- Fargo. bilia, American entertained the crowd with a variety Studies Professor “The Boca Chamber offers mem- of holiday songs. The breakfast fea- Robert Watson’s bers the perfect combination of tured guest speaker Steve Pollart, personal collec- tion and original holiday fun and business-building senior vice president – life insurance illustrations from opportunities and we are proud & benefits, Wells Fargo Insurance political cartoonist to present events, like our holi- Services USA, Inc. Chan Lowe. Lynn University’s American Studies Professor Robert Watson helps day breakfast, that accomplish that unveil the presidential exhibit, sponsored by NCCI at Lynn Univer- goal.” said Troy M. McLellan, CCE, The first Membership Breakfast Lynn Univer- sity’s Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn Library president and CEO of the Greater of 2013 will be held on Thursday, sity’s President Dr. Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce. January 10, 7:45 to 9 a.m., at Via Kevin M. Ross, along with Dr. Watson, Sunday, 1 to 8 p.m. The exhibit runs “Business doesn’t stop during the Mizner Golf and Country Club, spoke at the exhibit opening. through Monday, January 21. holidays,” 6200 Boca Del Mar Drive, Boca Ra- ton. It will be sponsored by St. An- “Hosting a presidential debate on NCCI is the nation’s most compre- This sell-out event was the larg- drew’s School. Visit www.bocara- campus provides Lynn students with a hensive source of workers compensa- est holiday breakfast the Chamber tonchamber.com/events to register. front-row seat to history, and what bet- tion information. ter way to bring the history of debates has hosted in its 60 years of serv-

www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 128 - 7 The Boca Raton Tribune COMMUNITY NEWS East/West Boca Raton, FL FAU to Host Lecture Series on PB Photographic Centre Hosts Free Holocaust, Judaic Studies Lecture by Alexander Dreyfoos, BOCA RATON -- Florida At- American Army on May 8, 1945. Palm Beach Photographic Centre management firm that grew out of his lantic University’s Raddock Family invites the public to a free lecture by en- successful Photo Electronics Corp. He Eminent Scholar in Holocaust Stud- Following liberation he returned trepreneur, cultural philanthropist and is also an Academy Award-winning photographer Alexander W. Dreyfoos inventor of digital imaging process ies in the Dorothy F. Schmidt Col- to Poland to find his family and in Jan. 2 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the center, 415 equipment and a distinguished cultural lege of Arts and Letters presents a July of 1945 the young Ferber was Clematis St. in downtown West Palm philanthropist. His varied interests in- series of lectures on the Holocaust reunited with his mother in Krakow. Beach. clude yachting, flying, photography, and Judaic Studies. All lectures are In December of 1947, he immi- free with no reservations required. grated to America, under the Youth They will be held in the Performing Quota Program. Arts Building, room 101, at FAU Boca Raton, unless otherwise noted. While in America, Fred was placed in an orphanage in San Fran- The first lecture, “Chiune Sugi- cisco, where he attended high school hara – The Japanese Schindler,” and the City College of San Fran- will take place on Sunday, Jan. 6 at cisco. In 1950 he continued his edu- 4 p.m., presented by Yoshiji Hirose, cation at Wayne State University. In professor of American Literature 1952 he was awarded a Bachelor of at Notre Dame Seishin University Arts Degree in Electronics. in Okayama, Japan. Hirose reads, writes, and speaks Yiddish fluently For the fourth lecture, on Sunday, and has studied in . His spe- Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m., the Raddock cialty is modern American litera- Center presents the May Smith Alexander W. Dreyfoos readies for a scuba dive. ture. His articles appear in Yiddish Lecture on Post-Holocaust Chris- journals and newspapers, such asY- tian Jewish Dialogue titled “The scuba diving, ham radio, freshwater iddish Forward, Afn Shvel, and Zu- Shoah, the Covenant and Religious Numerous pictures by Dreyfoos are and deep-sea fishing and ocean sailboat kunft. Responsibility: on display through January 5 at PBPC racing. Reflecting on the Future for in the exhibition, ALBUM 2012: Mem- ories from Friends of the Palm Beach Reservations to attend this free The second lecture, entitled “The Christians and .” This lecture, Photographic Centre. lecture can be made by calling the Ten Commandments on the Court which will take place in FAU’s new Palm Beach Photographic Centre at House Lawn and Elsewhere,” will Engineering Building, room 106, Dreyfoos is chairman and owner of 561.253.2600. take place on Sunday, Jan. 13 at 2 and will be presented by Rabbi The Dreyfoos Group, a private capital p.m. and is presented by Paul Fin- Eugene Korn, Ph. D., American kelman, a specialist in American le- director of The Center for Jewish- gal history, constitutional law and Christian Understanding and Coop- Instructor of Chinese at Olympic race and the law. He is the author of eration in Israel, where he co-directs more than 150 scholarly articles and the Center’s Institute for Theologi- Heights High School wins award more than 30 books. His op-eds and cal Inquiry. He is also Senior Re- BOCA RATON -- Yinjie Qian, a as well. Qian also founded the Chinese shorter pieces have appeared in the search Fellow at Beit Morasha of Chinese language teacher at Olympic Club at Olympic Heights. Heights Community High School in New York Times, the Washington ’s Institute for Religion Boca Raton, has been named the 2012 “We are thrilled that Yinjie has re- Post, USA Today, and on the Huff- and Society and editor of the on- “Teacher of the Year” by the Florida ceived this statewide honor,” said David ington Post. He has also appeared line journal, “Meorot—A Forum for Foreign Language Association—Flor- Clark, principal at Olympic Heights. on C-Span, PBS and the History Modern Orthodox Discourse.” ida Chinese Teachers Association. “She is dedicated to her students and Channel. the teaching profession, and this recog- The award was bestowed on Qian nition is well-deserved.” For the final lecture, on Sun- last month at the 2012 Annual Confer- On Sunday, Jan. 20 at 4 p.m., the day, Feb. 10 at 4 p.m., Sam Lehm- ence of the Florida Foreign Language The “Teacher of the Year” award Raddock Center presents the Erna an-Wilzig will present “Elections Association (FFLA) in Saint Augustine. is bestowed every year by the Florida F. And Henry S. Rubinstein Memo- from November to November: 2012 Chinese Teachers Association, a mem- rial Lecture in Holocaust Studies. American Results and 2013 Israeli “It is a great honor to have been ber organization of the FFLA. FFLA chosen as ‘Teacher of the Year,’” said is a non-profit educational organization The lecture, “My Holocaust Expe- Prognosis.” Lehman-Wilzig teaches Qian. “I appreciate the recognition and dedicated to the study and teaching of rience,” will be presented by Fred at Bar-Ilan University (BIU) Isra- honor and will continue to do my best.” languages and cultures. Ferber, who was born in Swietchlo- el. He served as Lipinsky Visiting wice, Poland in 1930. In March Scholar at San Diego State Uni- Qian joined Olympic Heights in “Many teachers at our school are 1941, the Ferbers were forced into versity, 1989-90 and as the Schus- 2001 as a teacher of English for Speak- dedicated and hard-working,” said ers of Other Languages. In 2006, she Qian. “To me, they are the unsung he- the Kraków Ghetto in Podgorze, terman Visiting Israeli Scholar at earned National Board Certification roes and role models I often draw inspi- a suburb of Krakow. In 1943, the Brown University (Program in Ju- and then took on a leadership role to ration from. My students are also the family was rounded-up and sent to daic Studies) 2008-09. design and develop the school’s Chi- source of my driving force. Their en- the Płaszów forced labor camp on nese Language program. Since then, ergy and enthusiasm for learning have the program has grown from one level always inspired me to better prepare the outskirts of Kraków. Fred was For more information about any to multiple levels and now includes an them for their future. liberated from Mathausen by the of the lectures, call 561-297-2979. Advanced Placement class in Chinese

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Letters By Dale King address. from the same author will not be published No unsigned or anonymous letters will be con- more often than every 60 days. sidered for publication. E-mails to columnists may be used as letters Well, 12-21-12 Has Passed – The Boca Raton Tribune reserves the right to to the editor. and We Are Still Here All letters to the editor should be sent to: I was just looking over at my wife, and then wrong again. The Boca Raton Tribune, I glanced at my dog. Then, I looked around P.O. Box 970593 - Boca Raton, FL 33497 the house and said, hey, the house is still here. Martin Luther predicted that the world would end no later than 1600. Letters to the Editor I’m sure a lot of Mayans read this column, We are announcing that Decoist.com has voted Delray Beach’s so I hate to pick on them for being dead wrong. Let’s check out the 20th century. A reli- 100-foot Christmas tree as one of the Top 10 Christmas trees in But they are dead wrong about the world end- gious movement around 1914 said “…the the United States. Decoist ranked Delray Beach’s tree No. 5 behind ing on Dec. 21, 2012. battle of the great day of God Almighty, the Rockefeller Center in , The National Christmas Tree date of the close of that “battle” is definitely and US Capital Christmas trees in Washington D.C. and the Coeur I mean, I can still feel my hands and face, I marked in Scripture as October 1914. It is al- d’Alene Resort Tree in Idaho. Decoist states: “There were many can still type on this computer, I can still turn ready in progress, its beginning dating from trees to choose from–we chose our selections based on their size as on the TV and I still have to pay to get the October, 1874.” well as their unique characteristics, from beautiful lights to attrac- grass cut and the pool cleaned. So I guess the tions at the base of the trees!” Upon learning of the recognition, world didn’t end after all. A Bible student movement reported this in Sarah Martin, director of Delray Beach Marketing Co-operative, 1918: “Christendom would go down as a sys- the organization charged with producing the event on behalf of the I have always been amused by the false tem to oblivion and be succeeded by revolu- city of Delray Beach said, “We are delighted and honored to receive prophets (I call then non-prophets, but I am tionary governments. God would ‘destroy the the recognition as one of the Most Spectacular Christmas Tree’s still waiting for someone to laugh at that). I churches wholesale and the church members in the U.S. It is overwhelming and a great tribute to the event. To am reminded of the images of straggly folks by the millions.’ Church members would “per- be included in the category with Rockefeller Center, The National on street corners holding signs saying, “Re- ish by the sword of war, revolution and an- Christmas Tree and The US Capital Christmas Tree is wonder- pent, of the world is at hand.” archy.” The dead would lie unburied. In 1920 ful for our residents and visitors of our area” Martin added. “The all earthly governments would disappear, with tree is unique because you can walk through it and see animatronic Well, I’m glad to say it didn’t. worldwide anarchy prevailing.” scenes of elves, reindeer and a model train” Martin commented. Sincerely, Since the world didn’t end, it gave me a After that didn’t happen, Joseph Ruther- Stephanie Immelman little more time to check with my old friend, ford, from a Bible student movement, said, Wikipedia, to find out if this is the first time “We may expect 1925 to witness the return of a prediction of the world’s end had been prof- these faithful men of Israel from the condition fered. of death, being resurrected and fully restored to perfect humanity and made the visible, legal No way, it turns out. In fact, one story on representatives of the new order of things on the Web said there have been 242 predictions earth.” of the end of the world since, well, since the beginning of the world. Soon after, Margaret Rowan, a Seventh Day Adventist, said the Angel Gabriel ap- Wikipedia said that one of the first dooms- peared before her in a vision and told her the day predictions came from the Romans, many world would end at midnight on Feb. 13, 1925. of whom feared that the city would be de- stroyed in the 120th year of its founding. In 2011 Harold Camping predicted that the There was a myth that 12 eagles had revealed Rapture and devastating earthquakes would to Romulus a mystical number representing occur on May 21, 2011 with God taking ap- the lifetime of Rome, and some early Romans proximately 3 percent of the world’s popula- hypothesized that each eagle represented 10 tion into Heaven, and that the end of the world years. would occur five months later on October 21.

Some early Christians (circa first centu- There were fears just a year or so ago that ry AD) expected Jesus to return within one Comet Elenin traveling almost directly be- generation of his death. According to some tween Earth and the sun would cause distur- scholars, Paul the Apostle was one of these. bances to the Earth’s crust, causing massive A sect of Jewish ascetics saw the Jewish revolt earthquakes and tidal waves from August to against the Romans in 66–70 as the final end- October 2011. Others predicted that Elenin time battle. would collide with Earth on October 16. Sci- entists tried to calm fears by stating that none From the years 992 to 995, Good Friday of these events were possible. coincided with the Feast of the Annunciation; That pretty much brings us to the so-called this had long been believed to be the event that Mayan apocalypse at the start of the 14th would bring forth the Antichrist, and thus the b’ak’tun. The Earth is destroyed by an aster- end-times, within 3 years. oid, Nibiru, or some other interplanetary ob- ject; an alien invasion or a supernova. This was Around 1400, Pierre d’Ailly, a French theo- the premise of the film, 2012. Many archeolo- logian, wrote that 6,845 years of human his- gists and astronomers attempted to debunk tory had already passed, and the end of the this myth. world would be in the 7000th year. Oops, In the end, time told the true tale.

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THOUGHTS FROM THE PUBLISHER By Douglas Heizer Celebrate 2012 – and Hope for Health and Happiness in 2013 Celebrate! We urgently need immigration re- track. I believe that America will be will no longer be the excuses for war. This is the word that comes to my form, more jobs, and we need less gov- even stronger if they work together. I hope that we also embrace our free- mind when I express my feel- dom and let the people follow their ings about 2012. personal belief without suppres- Please join with me as we sion. celebrate our lives, the health I hope that God can return to of all my family members, the be a vital part of our lives, par- growth of our business, the ticularly in schools, where trag- services we are doing for our edies need Divine Intervention. community and all our per- We hope God’s presence is not sonal accomplishments. suppressed, questioned and denied Let us celebrate everything by small groups of antagonistic that God has given to all of people looking to impose their us. Let us thank him for giv- narrow-minded beliefs on us. ing us another year and the I hope that the majority of peo- chance to serve him in 2013. ple will be respected in the same Hope! way that minorities are. This is what keeps us alive I hope that God will allow me and moving ahead as we en- to see my dreams become true. I ter 2013. I hope for a revival hope that my kids can grow and be in the nation’s economy. We prosperous, not only monetarily, hope for more jobs, more but also filled with human compas- health for everyone, and we sion, spirit, love and caring for our want to make sure that poli- family, our friends and all other ticians are doing their jobs. human beings. We are tired of political game I hope my family remains playing, and how we are often healthy and that our business can left behind while the people continue to grow. we elected decide big issues for our ernment intrusion in our businesses. I am convinced that if we all pull to- I hope that you all have a wonderful country without thinking about the I hope that the President, the gether, we will again be the land of and prosperous New Year! impact on us, the people they are sup- House and Senate can come together the American Dream. God Bless Us! posed to represent. in 2013 and put this country back on I hope that religion, race and color Douglas Heizer, Publisher

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. Where Are You Going In The New Year?

As a new year approaches, pay more could have been but were not; places they which should no longer have their hold the goal...” He had learned to discard attention to the here and now rather than could have gone, but didn’t; experiences on anyone in a new day! both the bad and the good from his for- your yesterdays, both good and bad. The they expected to enjoy, which never came mer life, so as to concentrate on the best present moment is always with us and it to pass! A person’s laments about the past will being made available to him in the pres- deserves and demands our full allegiance never eliminate their reality, nor positive- ent and the emerging future. and concentration. There are also those who become par- ly impact one’s present. Likewise, all the alysed in the present on account of focus- good experienced yesterday, all the joys Thus, instead of complaining about Any person’s best times, days, and ing excessively on a pleasant past which, gathered in the past, all the accomplish- what cannot be recovered, concentrate seasons are always ahead, never behind. obviously, can no longer be repeated in ments which are now behind you won’t on where you are going. Focus on what In fact, one’s preferable attitude is to anyone’s experience. They look back to make a difference in the now, unless they you can more constructively do with leave the past behind so as to proceed, the “good ol’ days” as a golden age which have a significant bearing on today’s what you have now, ever mindful of the unencumbered, on the day by day trajec- can never be improved upon. As a result, achievements. additional resources God will provide tory pre-established for one’s well-being. they get stuck there, and go nowhere! you for living one day at a time, and mov- A wise man from the distant past once ing only in a forward direction. Life must Unfortunately, too many people tend All the experiences of yesterday, faced with the best earthly life could ever be lived in the present tense; those who to bemoan their past to such an extent whether good or bad, should only be afford to any human, expressed the right insist on a past long gone, and never re- that they never make the necessary prog- viewed as incentives for better living perspective, which should also be ours at coverable, are doomed to be conditioned ress into the future, nor live their present today. They may relate to great ac- all times: “Forgetting those things which by it, condemned also to miss the sur- with the excitement it should elicit from complishments which can be further are behind and reaching forward to those prises and thrills God intends for one’s them. They complain about things which advanced in the present, or situations things which are ahead, I press toward joy, each new day!

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 , he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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FAITH DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE By Mike Gora By Rick Warren TO SUE OR NOT Walking The Wire In TO SUE The Workplace Q: Ten years ago I divorced my wages was a material, involuntary loss. husband. At the time I was earning Your original job change was voluntary, good money at a job that I loved, with a but not at less money. You were termi- Have you ever heard of Jean-Fran- a few moments, Peter shared with his great company. His earnings were only nated from your second involuntarily. cois Gravelet? He lived from 1824 to Master in the suspension of natural about ten percent more than mine, and Your current wages are half of what 1897, and used the professional pseud- laws. we had only been married for five years, they were at the time of your divorce. onym, Blondin, gaining world acclaim so we waived all alimony rights. Then the whole project blew up at It appears as if you have an excellent as a tightrope walker and acrobat from four in the morning. One moment, his I have been getting a relatively lit- case for a modification, unless your for- London, England. Blondin crossed Ni- eyes fixed on Jesus, Peter was walking tle child support because of our nearly mer husband has suffered a depressed agara Falls in upstate New York, U.S.A. above the storm; the next he was “in equal earnings at the time of the di- income equal to yours. You will be able a number of times on a wire 1,100 feet over his head.” Soaked to the skin, Pe- vorce. Over the last five years my in- to determine that soon after a case is long, suspended 160 feet above the rag- filed. ter was rescued by Jesus. He learned an come has fallen about 50% due to the ing waters. He performed his death- market conditions in my industry. important truth: A saint is not some- defying tightrope feats with different Your costs will be limited, compare one that never fails; a saint is someone theatrical variations: Blindfolded; in a At first I voluntarily changed jobs to your original divorce case as the is- that is trusting in God and gets up and sack; pushing a wheelbarrow; on stilts; for a comparative salary. Within a few sues are far more limited than in the goes on again every time he or she falls. original divorce case. The big question even while carrying a man on his back. months I was fired from y new job be- “Lord, save me!” Peter’s words were cause of lack of production in a com- is whether or not the increase you are We might not be walking a high mission job, as the times grew worse. likely to win will justify the expense simple, without time to elaborate on wire across a raging waterfall, but in you will pay. details, without time to observe cer- the 21st century workplace, it seems I have landed a new commission job emonial laws. But in reality, this is the like that at times. There is the balance at about half of my old salary. I tried Your oldest has two or three years quickest, easiest, and most desperate more child support, and your younger between ethics and profit; embarking to negotiate an increase with my “Ex” way to reach the heart of God. with no success. I have a little money five or six. into the unknown with an unproven left and will use it if necessary to try I suggest that you pay an attorney a What did Peter do wrong? He was product or service; juggling work and to get a modification of my child sup- small amount to have him calculate the family priorities; economic uncertain- blamed: Not for daring, but for doubt- port. The children are now 16 and 13 amount of increase you would win if ties. ing. Not for failure, but faltering. Not years old. successful, using your former husband’s for lack of courage, but lack of confi- When I read about Blondin, I think old wage rate for starters. dence. My former husband still works for There is a risk he is making less, but of a man who also attempted a death- the same well known successful com- continuous employment with this old You may not be a Blondin or Pe- defying feat. His name was Peter. You pany that he did when we divorced, but company, a well known successful com- might recall the biblical account where ter, but you probably find yourself in I do not know how much money he is pany leads belief that he still makes at Peter and the other disciples of Jesus today’s fearsome workplace, in the making now. least what he was before. were in a small boat in the midst of a midst of the night, and the storm is raging storm. Suddenly they saw Jesus “contrary.” Do not measure the waves, How much will it cost to get the For an hour’s worth of legal costs walking across the water. Impulsively, do not gauge the wind; do not give in modification? Am I likely to win? Will you can find out what your new child Peter asked, “Lord, if it is you…tell me to the danger, and most of all…do not winning be worth it for me? support might be, and you can deter- to come to you on the water” (Matthew throw in the towel and sink under the mine whether or not the proposed liti- 14:28). Jesus’ response was simple: circumstances. A: Winning a modification case gation is worthwhile. for more child support will depend on “Come.” The Bible offers this advice: “Keep you being able to prove that your lost “… when Peter saw the high waves your eyes on Jesus, our Leader and In- Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Education and he was terrified and began to sink. structor…if you want to keep from becoming fainthearted and weary…” Specialization of The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law ‘Save me, Lord!’ he shouted” (Matthew and is a partner with Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. (Hebrews 12:1-3). 14:30). I suspect we all would have done Gora can be reached at [email protected]. the same. Have you ever embarked on a project or made a decision, thinking at the time it was the right thing to do, © 2012, Purpose Driven Life. All only to have circumstances immediate- rights reserved. Adapted from a column ly bring your judgment into question? by Dr. Rick Warren, author of numerous books, including the highly acclaimed, The I want to remind you Simon Peter Purpose-Drive Life, which has been trans- did many notable things during the lated into many languages worldwide. It course of his lifetime, but this episode affirms the importance of a carefully con- of walking upon the water ranked as sidered, clearly expressed purpose to guide one of his greatest: no high wire, no everyday life. It has been named one of the rocks hidden underneath. Surrounded 100 Christian books that changed the 20th by obvious dangers, faced with utter im- Century. possibility, Peter found inner strength in his Lord’s command: “‘Come.’” For

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www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 Section B Edition 128 - B1 ENTERTAINMENT FOOD REVIEW Unflattering OUTSTANDING DINING AT Boca “This is 40” PELLEGRINO’S Life & Arts The Boca Raton Tribune - B Section See page B2 See page B3 BDecember 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 • Year III • Number 128 Cultural Council of Palm Beach County hosts Member Reception to celebrate the opening of its new exhibition: Tom Otterness – a collection of original drawings and sculpture

Lake Worth, Fla.-- December Council, who greeted and thanked administering grants to organiza- ences. For more information, please 17, 2012 - The Cultural Council is the more than 50 guests in atten- tions and artists, expanding arts visit www.palmbeachculture.com. pleased to have hosted a Member’s dance. “It is not usual for us to host and cultural education opportuni- Reception on Nov. 23 to unveil its a national artist - as our goal is to ties, advocating for funding and Admission to the Cultural Coun- exhibition of original works by promote local artists - but the rela- arts-friendly policies, and serving cil’s gallery and visitor area is free Tom Otterness. The exhibition, tionship during the time of the in- cultural organizations and artists and open to the public Tuesdays scheduled to run through March 2, stallation, coupled with the demand through capacity building training through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2013, is a showcase of works that by visitors to know more about the and exposure to funders and audi- Otterness created in his whimsical artist drew us to show his work.” and distinctive style, that are im- bued with political and social com- Among the participating attend- mentary. ees were: Carol Thompson, Tom Baker, Fernanda Conheeny, Ales- The Members-only event provid- sandra Gieffers, Rhonda Williams, ed guests a sneak-preview of over Roe Green, Phyllis Verducci, Hen- 30 works by Otterness on display ry Petraki, Pat Thorne, Beverlee in the Cultural Council’s expansive Miller, John Raymond, Allison Ray- exhibition space. The collection of mond, Chase Greye, and Barbara sculptures and drawings that make Wasserman. up the exhibition, were created in the same era as the frieze entitled, About the Cultural Council of “Battle of the Sexes,” displayed in Palm Beach County: the Cultural Council’s lobby. The Cultural Council is Palm Beach County’s official arts agency “This exhibition pays homage and serves non-profit cultural or- to the magnificent frieze created by ganizations and professional artists Otterness in the 1980s that the Cul- throughout the county. The Cultur- tural Council is proud to own,” said al Council’s responsibilities include Rena Blades, President and Chief marketing the county’s cultural ex- Executive Officer of the Cultural periences to visitors and residents, Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 B2 - Edition 128 Section B

Entertainment Skip Sheffield Unflattering “This is 40” “This is 40” paints a very unflat- Lovely Leslie Mann is Judd Ap- tering picture of that milestone. atow’s wife. Obviously she under- This is a Judd Apatow produc- stands her husband’s caustic sense tion, written and directed by the of humor. She is a very good sport creator of the raunchy comedies too, because Debbie does not rel- “40 Year Old Virgin,” “Knocked ish the prospect of hitting 40, and Up,” “The Legend of Ron Bur- much of the humor comes from gundy” and television’s “The Lar- her insecurity and humiliation. ry Sanders Show.” Apatow does has already hit the big 4-0, not have a delicate sense of humor. and his sentiment is quite clear:

It is for this reason Pete’s record Andy studied chemistry at label is in financial trouble. Even UCLA and he fancies himself an Parker doubts his box office poten- inventor. He has concocted an all- tial. natural cleaning solution that is so Another good thing about “40” non-toxic you can actually drink is Albert Brooks as Pete’s dad, who it. Andy has poured seven years reassures his son the years 40 to and all his money into developing 60 are the best of a guy’s life. Yet the awkwardly-named “Scioclean.” another is John Lithgow as Deb- Sadly, Andy’s presentational skills bie’s dad and luscious Megan Fox are even more awkward. as her coworker. This proves a problem when And so it goes. Jason Segal Andy embarks on a cross-county makes a cameo appearance as trip from New Jersey to San Fran- Pete’s buddy Jason from “Knocked cisco, with Joyce riding shotgun, Up” and Apatow’s friend and col- trying to convince major chains to laborator. The movie just sort of carry his product. mills around until the inevitable That’s pretty much it with Dan 40th birthday party. Why it takes Fogelman’s screenplay, inspired “I like filth,” he has been quoted “(bleep) forty.” 134 minutes to get to this point is by an actual trip he took with his as saying. There are some good things a bit of a mystery. mother. Fogelman is the author of “This is 40” takes place a few about “This is 40.” Pete is a fan the romantic films “The Proposal” years after the characters Pete of British singer-songwriter Gra- Two stars and “Crazy, Stupid Love,” so you (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie ham Party, who plays himself in can bet he is big on aw-shucks vul- Mann) appeared as a young mar- the film. Pete wants to promote a A Fairly Funny “Guilt Trip” nerability. ried couple in “Knocked Up.” Parker comeback tour in America. However, thanks in large part If you like Barbra Streisand you to the comedic skill of Streisand, will probably like “Guilt Trip.” If there are some hearty yucks in this not, back away slowly from the anticlimactic journey. I came away movie theater. from the film with a new realiza- “Guilt Trip” stars Babs as Joyce tion how beautiful Streisand’s eyes Brewster, the overprotective New are. Jersey Jewish mom of nerdy Andy Brewster, played by Jason Segel. Two and a half stars

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Movie Review Skip Sheffield Food Review Marc Kent

The Snarky Side of Santa OUTSTANDING DINING Fed up with Christmas holiday of Christmas. It’s a short show: only season good cheer? 70 minutes, without intermission. AT PELLEGRINO’S Parade Productions has just This is a good thing, because it’s a the show for you: “The Santaland pretty slight piece; more like an ex- Diaries,” running through Sunday, tended monologue than a stage play. Our South Florida area is graced a somewhat spicy dish with great flavor. Dec. 23 in the black box theater of McKeever is short and slight, with a selection of fine Italian restau- rants- many superior and a few out- A couple of chicken dishes are pre- standing in their offerings. Pellegrino’s sented. We found the Pollo alla Limone shines as a southern Italian star. – a half broiled chicken on the bone cut to bite size pieces in a lemon garlic From a menu of eight cold and marinade to be a superb dish. Do try it fourteen hot antipasto dishes – most or the chicken pieces sautéed in garlic enough for two diners – we selected and oil with both peppers and sausages. Insalata di Mare – cold mixed seafood with shrimp, calamari, scungilli and We hope to taste the five jumbo lump crab meat…all tender and flavor- shrimp dishes in the future as their ful with their juices. The fried calamari preparation listings hold promise. in a spicy marinara sauce arrived… There are two salmon dishes – either tender, tasty sea delights in a very grilled or Francese style plus catch of spicy sauce, indeed. We sampled New the day prepared in any of four styles. York feast sausage – peppers and on- These served with Italian style potato ions served with a link of either hot or croquettes…very garlicky items. Side sweet peppers. We tasted both and the dishes available are broccoli, broccoli sweet was soft to the palate, the hot was rabe, escarole, mushrooms as well as hot with an aftertaste…very nice! We Pellegrino’s secret recipe meatballs or were pleased to find chicken livers alla the Italian sausages, hot or sweet; sau- Velenzia here and was delighted with téed, broiled or marinara style. tender, perfectly sautéed livers with sweet onions, white wine and a touch The standard menu is augmented of cream. by Chef ’s daily specials. We sampled the pasta e fagioli, a traditional Italian The Caesar salad’s romaine shards soup then the bamzette, a stuffed breast had a very, very mild house dressing of veal with its rice, ricotta, prosciutto, with only a faint whisper of ancho- sausage and mushrooms…an old world vies – ask for available anchovy strips family dish. Both excellent. Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center. befitting his elfin character, and in- to give it more definite taste. Six addi- Multi-talented Michael McK- variably charming. He is assisted tional salads are also listed. Bobby Pellegrino and Chef Luigi eever stars as an out-of-work New by a lovely young woman “Elfina” offer a Sunday special – Mama’s tra- York actor who lands a temporary (Sheri Wieseman), who handles A dozen pasta selections made ditional meat in the gravy: macaroni job as a Santa’s helper elf called various props, including a count- choosing difficult but we settled on with beef braciole, meatballs, sausage, down to Christmas. ordering rigatoni Bolognese-the house country pork rib and more. Its made fo One recurring prop special ground meat in a marinated two diners. We will review this in the is Crumpet’s mar- sauce was about the finest this review- future! tini glass. Drinking er has tasted. This is a must try…as makes the job bear- is the Linguine alla Vongole, chopped Some ten or twelve desserts are able. clams and a splash of white wine (or available – Len, Robin and I opt to taste You would be red sauce) which we found outstanding. 2 of Denise Pellegrino’s specials-- stressed too if you Pasta in both dishes were expertly pre- bread pudding and cheesecake. The had to deal with pared – Bravo! pudding was finer than Grandma’s and insufferable brats the cheesecake had a light, right tex- and their obnoxious Some nine veal dishes adorn the ture with wonderful taste. parents on a daily menu and we tried two. Veal piccate’s basis. This is not to floured medallions with white wine and Pellegrino’s Restaurant is located mention the “vomit capers in a great lemon sauce was truly at 3360 N. Federal Hwy. in Boca Raton corner” or the mom excellent as was the veal parmigiana (561-368-5520) and is open six days who encouraged her with its breaded cutlet in a fine marina- – closed Mondays. Hours are 4PM to boy to pee in the ar- ra sauce topped with fresh mozzarella. 10PM on Sunday, 5PM to 10PM from tificial snow, or the In addition to cutlets and medallions, Tuesday through Saturday. Seating in- Crumpet at Macy’s flagship depart- Santa who spits when he talks. there are two large veal chop selections. side for 75 and on the patio for another ment store. Just so you don’t think Sedaris 75. A full bar is available as well as a The role was written and created is a complete Grinch, there is a re- Pork is represented by three sau- wine menu featuring 57 bottles from by humorist David Sedaris, based on deeming monologue coda about the sages dishes and by two jumbo pork US and abroad and some 18 wines personal experience. It was adapted real meaning of Christmas. chop items, one broiled, the other sau- available by both bottle and glass. for stage by Joe Mantello. And so a Merry Christmas to all téed with hot peppers and sweet pep- “Santaland Diaries” is more about and to all a good night. pers. We had pork chops alla Pellegrino .This is an exceptional restaurant… the humiliations of an actor than it Tickets are $35 ($30 group). Call – jumbo chops with hot vinegar cherry we suggest you…Go and Enjoy! is about the crass commercialization 866-811-4111. peppers and the sweet red bell pepper-

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S P O T L I G H T Veterans’ Pathway to Business Success Raises $100,000 at First Fundraiser

DELRAY BEACH -- Veterans’ Pathway to Busi- ness Success raised $100,000 at their first fundraiser, a dinner cruise aboard the Lady Atlantic in Delray Beach.

The all-volunteer, non-profit organization offers monetary grants that have no fees, no interest and no payback to Florida veterans of the Iraq or Afghani- stan wars who display the entrepreneurial spirit nec- essary to run a business.

“We are thrilled to have raised this amount of money,” said Jerry Kramer, a decorated Korean War veteran who founded the 501 c(3) with $250,000 of his own money. “We created this organization to pro- From left, Major General Joe Taluto, vice president of vide veterans who are aspiring entrepreneurs with the Veterans’ Pathway, Jerry Kramer, president of Veterans’ financial means to launch their dreams. We hope to Pathway and Fred Pollino, grand recipient. Jerry Kramer and Fred Pollino make those dreams a reality for about 10 veterans a year. To do that we need the community’s continued support and commitment.”

Major General Joseph J. Taluto, US Army Retired, the vice president of the organization, was honored at the event for his 44 years of service in the military, including two years in Iraq as the commanding gen- eral of the 42nd Infantry. “Our veterans have risked their lives for us and now we can pay back that selfless dedication by investing in their future,” he said.

Former service men and women interested in ap- plying for the award must be fully vetted by South Palm Beach County SCORE. Application details are available at www.veteranspathway.org From left, Herb Romanow, JoAnne Goldberg and From left are Leslie Seiff, Barbara Kushnick Judy Romanow and JoAnne Goldberg

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Ink Master’s Star, Lea Vendetta, Releases 2013 Calendar Tattoo Glamour Girl Rings In New Year with Pin-Up Style Photos by the Legend- ary Robert Alvarado Lea Vendetta, made her mark as one of the original cast members of Spike TV’s, , hosted by rocker David Navarro. The red-headed beau- ty captured the hearts of men around the globe when she was then picked to pose for the pag- es of Maxim magazine, show- ing off her very personal body of work. Now, Lea is revealing HotWorks.org Presents more of her gorgeous “collec- ™ tion” through a very artistically Boca Raton Fine Art Show photographed 11x17 2013 cal- endar. The tattoo artist, model, January 19 & 20, 2013 and painter was inspired by fan requests to create a calendar, so she tapped world-renowned photographer Robert Alvarado to create a sophisticated, yet edgy pin-up style calendar that not only highlights Lea’s origi- paintings. nal beauty, but the incredible artwork “I got an “Art et Lettres” high school that now adorns her body. Born in Par- diploma, and I did one year of “prepa- is, Lea has made it her mission to use ration aux grandes ecoles” at “l’Ecole her artistic expression to awaken the de Sèvres” in Paris. (I was world to the beauty of tattooing. The accepted to “l’Ecole de Sevres” and calendar is now on sale for $25 at www. one year there was going to allow me leaslounge.com. to go to the big art schools in Paris “I am really excited about this cal- such as “Boulle”, “E.N.S.A.D” etc. I was endar,” said the Parisian-born artist, selected with 23 other lucky students who now lives in Boynton Beach, Flor- over thousands of entries to attend ida. “Each picture captures a different that school. However, I ended up not at- mood, and evokes a new feeling. From tending any of those schools. I decided flirty to vampy, innocent to ethereal, I wanted to learn more commercial art working with Robert Alvarado was work and instead did one year of ad- an amazing experience and we created vertising school in Montpellier(south something that I know people will en- of France), then my life took another joy gazing upon throughout the year.” direction.” Lea who got her first tattoo at age When Lea got her first tattoo she 18, considers her body a canvas and was captivated by the technique and the seeks the world’s best tattoo artists to talent needed to become truly great. create their vision on her skin. “Some “The skin is totally different medi- people see a Picasso and must possess um to work on,” she said. “And because it, I see certain artists and I want to you are creating on a person, you must Yoram Gal, Painting “collect” their work as well. But for me be perfect every time. The creative it is so much more personal because I process is challenging and rewarding. Juried Fine Art & Craft Show live with their art and I want to share I love what I do, and I also love that I Downtown Boca Raton, On Federal Hwy at Palmetto Park Rd that beauty with others. That is why am also expanding my artistry in many (Roads Closed from Fri, Jan 18, 1pm until Sun, Jan 20, 10pm) Free Admission and Free Parking – Sat, Jan 19 & Sun, Jan 20, 10am-5pm Daily this calendar is such a wonderful op- different directions.”

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Boca Life & Arts www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 B8 - Edition 128 Section B MAGIC IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Jan McArt’s “New Play” By Maggie Anton astonishing variety of spells, some be- Workshop opens Jan. 14 at nevolent and some not. My favorites When I began researching third- were the love spells, along with one for century Babylonia for my historical winning at chariot races. Lynn University novel, Rav Hisda’s Daughter, I had Meanwhile, I learned that the Tal- never imagined that the subtitle would mud contained discussions of spells, BOCA RATON -- “Speaking as a gift to any playwright,” says McKeever, be “A Novel of Love, the Talmud and amulets, demons, the Evil Eye, and playwright, I don’t know of another a four-time Carbonell Award winning, Sorcery.” But I soon learned that mag- other occult subjects. Magic was clear- program currently operating in the three-time Curtain Up Award winning, ic, whose etymology comes from Magi, ly an integral part of life in this world, state of Florida that’s anything like two-time Silver Palm Award winning the scholar-priests of Zoroastrian and some of the rabbis, including Rav this,” says Tony Finstrom. Florida playwright Babylonia, was pervasive not only in Hisda, performed what we would call acts of magic themselves. “The plan is terrific. What a great McArt started the Royal Palm Din- But rabbinic sages agreed opportunity to develop a new work,” ner Theatre, the first professional the- that sorcery was mostly says playwright Dan Clancy. ater in South Florida to run year-round, the province of women. in 1977. That theater, and its spin-offs Though the Bible says, “I am thrilled and grateful to be a (Jan’s Rooftop Cabaret Theatre and the “You shall not allow a part of this wonderful new program,” Little Palm Children’s Theatre), ran for sorceress to live,” these says Michael McKeever. nearly 25 years. women were able to prac- tice freely. They were re- They are all talking about Jan Now in charge of theater develop- spected professionals, not McArt’s Theatre Arts Guild Florida ment at Lynn, she says “I love it because scary hags with pointy “New Play” Workshop that hats as inSnow White and begins in January at Boca Ra- Wizard of Oz. The Tal- ton’s Lynn University. mud even tells of a rabbi who consulted the ‘head McArt, Florida’s First sorceress’ to learn a spe- Lady of Theater and head of cial protective spell. theater development at Lynn, It came to me when is elaborating on a reading se- I read that Rav Hisda’s ries she’s been running at the daughter demonstrated university for years. various ways of protect- ing her husband, a rabbi “Usually, when anybody well versed in magic him- does the reading of a new self, from demons. My play, the cast and director heroine was an enchant- come in and read through it in ress! Not only that, but the afternoon and present it sorceresses who inscribed to an audience that evening,” incantation bowls were says Finstrom, who will also Persia, but throughout the Roman Em- probably members of rabbinic fami- serve as associate producer for pire as well. My initial glimpse of this lies too, for what other Jewish women this new workshop program. Jan McArt world came when, looking for histori- would be literate and learned enough cal sources of names to give my female to create them? My literary task was “And often, the cast is simply seated it’s creative and I’m making things hap- characters, I discovered a corpus of re- to show her becoming an enchantress in a semi-circle, or perhaps they’ll step pen.” Her mission with this workshop search on something called Babylonian in a society where, unlike today, highly up with their scripts to music stands program? To develop new commercial- Incantation Bowls. educated people accepted magic as real when it’s their character’s turn to ly entertaining plays by Florida play- These were ordinary pottery and effective. speak.” wrights. with inscriptions inside whose purpose The difference between Rav Hisda’s was to protect the people under whose Daughter and supernatural novels like But this play reading series at Lynn And she’s doing it: The four new home the vessels were buried. Thou- Harry Potter, Witches of Eastwick, is being expanded into a much more works are: sands of these bowls had been un- and the Twilight series, is that the mag- ambitious program, where actual earthed in what is now Iraq and dated ic in those stories is clearly fictional, the workshops will be produced that give Jan. 14 – Back Stage Story, a new to the 4th-6th century. At first my in- product of the novelist’s imagination. I playwrights the chance to bring in a play with music by Tony Finstrom, di- terest in the inscriptions, written in the use actual, historical, spells and proce- new play and work with a cast and a rected by Wayne Rudisill same Aramaic language as the Talmud, dures from incantation bowls, amulets, director for six days - rehearsing, re- was purely as a source of authentic magical instruction manuals, and the writing, rehearsing, rewriting. Then, at Feb. 11, Proposition 8, a new dra- women’s names. But upon careful read- Talmud. But surely that ancient magic the end of the six days, they will pres- ma by Dan Clancy, directed by Stuart ing, I saw that the lengthy incantations, didn’t really work any better than Har- ent their new, polished, reworked play Meltzer. unique to each bowl, must have been ry Potter’s. to the public, in performance. produced by educated Jews. Yet perhaps it did work more often March 18, “Champagne and Bosom Most were for benevolent purpos- than one might think. Since many peo- “And these will be staged readings Buddies: A Tribune to Jerry Herman,” es – healing the sick, protecting chil- ple recovered from their injuries and in the true sense of the word,” Fin- a new musical revue by Jay Stuart, di- dren and pregnant women from harm, illnesses, most pregnant women did not strom adds. “With actors up on their rected by Wayne Rudisill. guarding against demons and the Evil die in childbirth, and the majority of feet, playing on a minimal set, wearing Eye. The spells often contained bibli- children survived childhood, spells to bits of costumes, using some props, April 22 – “Finding Mona Lisa,” a cal verses and drawings of bound de- heal and protect them were clearly suc- lighting, etc. Like a real performance new play by Michael McKeever, direct- mons. One even quoted Talmud. The cessful. Physicians now know that the of a new play, except the actors will, of ed by Michael Leeds. bowl pictured here, one of two I own, placebo effect is real. And then there course, be carrying their scripts.” includes the verse from Zechariah 3:2, are occasional magical procedures from Tickets to each of the four work- “May the LORD rebuke you, O Satan.” the Talmud such washing one’s hands What’s more, they get paid! Every- shopped staged readings are now on Archeologists have also found amu- upon leaving a privy or sickroom, as body gets a modest week’s salary for sale for $13 each, and may be purchased lets with similar, albeit shorter, incan- protection against the myriad demons their efforts. at the Lynn University box office on- tations written by Jews, Christians, and who lurk there. Change ‘demons’ to line at http://events.lynn.edu, or by pagans throughout the Persian and Ro- ‘viruses and bacteria,’ and we have one “Having an opportunity like this to phone at 561-237-9000. man empires. They discovered Hebrew of today’s most effective public health develop and workshop a new play is a magic instruction manuals that list an measures. December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 www.bocaratontribune.com Boca Life & Arts for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 128 - 21

MunicipalThe Boca Raton Tribune News Fire destroys McDonalds in Southwest Boca Raton By John William Johnson Donald brothers’ drive-in restau- Kroc – and he approached the broth- No one was injured in the Dec. rant. ers about starting a franchise opera- An electrical fire has destroyed 13 blaze, Finkel said, noting that the tion -- selling hamburgers for 15 a local McDonalds restaurant, near 9:30 a.m. fire appears to have begun That’s right – there were in fact cents, fries for 10 cents, and shakes Regency Lakes Blvd., just off U.S. in the fry vat area, destroying the two brothers named McDonald -- for 20 cents. 441. building. Investigators were sched- Richard and Maurice D --- operat- uled to be on site this week. ing a small drive-in restaurant in After some negotiation the Mc- Built in 1993, the restaurant is San Bernardino, CA. The year was Donald brothers agreed. The deal one of six McDonalds owned by A Vision 1954. was that the brothers would re- Grayco Management, LLC – in ceive one-half of one percent of turn, owned by Phil and Vicky Gray, McDonalds was founded by Ray But what was this? The McDon- the gross. Kroc would in turn use and patronized by many in south- Kroc – and he didn’t invent ham- ald brothers were only selling only the McDonald name and concept, west Boca Raton. burgers. He didn’t invent thick hamburgers, French fries, and milk pledge to retain high levels of qual- milkshakes. He didn’t even invent shakes? ity, and would retain the symbol The fire has displaced the 38 the ubiquitous Golden Arches – -- the Golden Arches. Ray Kroc employees who worked there, ac- among the best known retail sym- The McDonalds were also doing opened the first of the chain of Mc- cording to Grayco Director of Op- bols now on the planet. something else – the brothers were Donald’s restaurants April 15, 1955, erations Mark Finkel. The Grays in using what was called a “multi- in Des Plaines, . turn have decided to reassign those No – what Ray Kroc did was mixer” – a milk shake machine that employees “as best as possible” write Chapter One, Verse One in the Kroc had secured the exclusive dis- First day revenues? A total of throughout the groups’ remaining modern entrepreneur’s handbook. tribution rights to 13 years earlier – $366.12 five restaurants, Finkel said. He saw an opportunity; he seized and which is how he stumbled upon that opportunity – becoming the the McDonald brothers in the first Last year total sales worldwide The Grays have operated the first franchiser on a national scale. place – and were keeping eight of of now the largest fast food fran- six local restaurants since January those machines busy. chise on the entire planet? More 2010, and hope to have the Regency Raymond Albert Kroc was a milk than $27 billion. Lakes store back in operation “by shake mixer machine salesman who The McDonald brother’s limited the end of February,” Finkel said. set up the first franchise of the Mc- menu -- “fast food” idea intrigued

Early Morning Fire in Holiday Hay Drive to Sushi Restaurant Aid Rescued Photo taken by Michael A. Ger- gora, Assistant Fire Chief Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control needs donations of hay and shavings for the 13 horses rescued last month. The horses are currently consuming 30 bales Boca Raton- At approximately of hay every four days. The shelter is asking for bales 4:37AM a passerby noticed smoke of TNA hay (Timothy and alfalfa mix) and any brand of coming from the Yokohama Sushi Res- taurant located at 60 North Federal shavings. Highway and called 911 to notify Boca Raton Fire Rescue Services Depart- Donations can be delivered directly to the shelter, locat- ment. Firefighters responded to the ed at 7100 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33411, restaurant and confirmed that there during the following hours. was a fire inside the building. Firefight- ers had to force entry to gain access to the restaurant. The building was full Monday – Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. of smoke and flames were noticed com- Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ing from the kitchen area. The business Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. was closed and there were no occupants inside the structure at that time. The The community is also encouraged to donate directly to fire was immediately extinguished and the county’s vendor, Grand Prix Feed and Supply, so that Firefighters worked quickly to prevent further damage from the fire and smoke hay and other supplies for the horses can be ordered as to the adjacent businesses in the strip needed. Those wishing to donate to the account at Grand shopping center. It appears the gas Prix can call (561) 792-1253. stove was the origin of the fire and an estimated $150,000.00 of damage was For additional information, call (561) 233-1251 or e- caused by the fire and smoke. No in- mail [email protected]. juries were reported. The fire is under investigation by Boca Raton Fire Res- cue Services Department.

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www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 128 - 23 What’s Happening in January at Daggerwing? BOCA RATON – Celebrate the home while practicing counting skills. and a flashlight. New Year with a visit to the Dagger- This class will introduce young ones wing Nature Center in West Boca. The to the different animals that live in the MOMMY, MOTHER NATURE following events are planned: great blue sea through stories, songs, and ME: Butterflies activities, and crafts. Friday, Jan 18, 10:30-11:15am ANIMAL FEEDINGS Ages 2-5, $4/child (reservations re- Daily, 3:15 - 3:30 pm INVASIVE SPECIES quired) Families and all ages, free (reserva- Saturday, Jan 5, 1-1:45 pm Introduce your little ones to butter- tions not required) Families and all ages, $3/ person flies. These beautiful insects can be seen 3:15 pm is feeding time. Listen to a (reservations required) throughout the year in Florida. Come Then, get crafty and create your own short talk about a specific animal and What is an invasive species? What and explore butterflies through books, unique bird to take home. then watch while they are fed. does that mean for the environment? activities, nature walks, and crafts. Wednesday - Alligator; Thursday - Find out the answers to these questions Daggerwing Nature Center is oper- Snake; Friday - Skunk; Saturday – Al- and meet two of our educational ani- CRAFTS: Mammals ated by the Palm Beach County Parks ligator mals, the giant toad and a python. Saturday, Jan 19, 1-2 pm and Recreation Department and is lo- Ages 5-10, $3/ person (reservations cated in South County Regional Park at MOMMY, MOTHER NATURE NIGHT HIKE required) 11200 Park Access Road, off Cain Bou- and ME: Sea Creatures Friday, Jan 11, 6-7:30 pm Come take part in fun nature-based levard between Glades Road and Yam- Friday, Jan 4, 10:30-11:15 am Families (ages 7+), $5/person (res- crafts. During this session, we will be ato Road, in western Boca Raton. The Ages 2-5, $4/child (reservations re- ervations required) focusing on cute furry critters, also website is www.pbcparks.com/nature. quired) Come see what is lurking in the known as mammals. George, our live Introduce your little ones to Mother swamp at night. Join us for a walk striped skunk, will be our model for one All programs are by reservation Nature. Come learn about the fascinat- through the wetlands and call for owls of the crafts. only, unless otherwise stated. Call (561) ing creatures that call the ocean their and shine for gators. Bring bug spray 629-8760 or visit the nature center to ECO-EXPLORERS: Birds make program reservations. Fees (if Thursday, Jan 24, 2-3 pm applicable) are due the day of the pro- FAU Researcher Receives $433,500 Grant Ages 8-12, $4 per child (reserva- gram by cash or check only. All partici- tions required) pants are required to sign a Program to Study Breast Cancer Metastatis Come explore the awesome adapta- Participation Form for every program. tions of birds. We’ll use our live screech If you are more than 5 minutes late to BOCA RATON -- Vijaya Iraga- tasis of breast cancer is significantly owl as an example as we discover how a program you have made a reservation varpu-Charyulu, Ph.D., associate pro- higher if there is preexisting lung in- their wings, feet, and beaks help deter- for, your spot will be given to a person fessor of Biomedical Science in the flammation such as asthma.” mine where a bird lives and what it eats. on the waiting list. Charles E. Schmidt College of Medi- cine at Florida Atlantic University, re- Asthma and pulmonary diseases ceived a $433,500 grant from the Na- are characterized by increased expres- tional Cancer Institute of the National sion of CHI3L1. Rates of pulmonary Institutes of Health for a project titled inflammation due to pollution, aller- Legal Notice “Role of CH13L in Accelerating Breast gies and smoking have been steadily Cancer Metastasis: a Mechanistic Ap- increasing. proach.” STATE OF FLORIDA, CRIMINAL STANDARDS & Iragavarapu-Charyulu’s research TRAINING COMMISSION, Chitinase-3-like protein 1 or will provide a greater understanding Petitioner CH131L is a secreted glycoprotein in of the role of CHI3L1 in enhancing humans that is encoded by the CH13 L metastasis and the tissue-specific mo- vs. 1 gene and is implicated in inflamma- lecular signals that act to exacerbate tory diseases such as asthma and cancer metastasis under conditions of chronic MARIO BIDOLI, Case # 34391 progression. inflammation. Respondent

Iragavarapu-Charyulu and her Moreover, limiting inflammation by NOTICE OF ACTION Ph.D. student, Stephania Libreros, are use of molecules that the activity focused on two specific aims in this of CHI3L1 in vivo has the potential to TO: MARIO BIDOLI, project: To determine if inflammation decrease metastasis for many cancer pa- Residence Unknown associated with CH13L1 in the lung tients also suffering from inflammatory alters the pulmonary environment to diseases. Combining immunotherapy YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Administrative Complaint has attract circulating breast tumor cells (anti-CHI3L1 antibody) with the natu- been filed against you seeking to revoke your LAW ENFORCE- and accelerates metastatic growth and ral bio-product chitin particles could MENT Certificate in accordance with Section 943.1395, F.S., and any to determine if inhibition of CH13L1 provide novel modes of treatment op- rules promulgated thereunder. by either chitin microparticles, anti- tions for inhibiting metastatic diseases. CH13L1 neutralizing antibody or com- You are required to serve a written copy of your intent to request bination of these two decreases tumor “We have recently shown that chitin a hearing pursuant to Section 120.57, F.S. upon Jennifer C. Pritt, Pro- metastasis. microparticles, the biological binding gram Director, Criminal Justice Professionalism Program, Florida partner for CHI3L1, decreases pulmo- Department of Law Enforcement, P. O. Box 1489, Tallahassee, Flor- The researchers hypothesize that nary metastasis and increases survival ida 32302-1489, on or before February 18, 2013. Failure to do so will CH13L1-induced pulmonary inflam- in mammary tumor-bearing mice,” said result in a default being entered against you to Revoke said certifica- mation generates the proper environ- Iragavarapu-Charyulu. “It is our hope tion pursuant to Section 120.60, F.S., and Rule 11B-27, F.A.C. ment for recruiting circulating breast that through this research we can de- cancer cells, thereby increasing the rate termine if changes in pulmonary tissue Dated: December 18, 2012 of metastasis to the lung. They antici- due to inflammation provide the neces- Ernest W. George pate that inhibiting CHI3L1 will re- sary ‘soil’ for the circulating breast tu- CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS duce metastasis. mor cells.” AND TRAINING COMMISSION By: -s- Clyde Lemon, Division Representative “Metastasis is responsible for a ma- This project is supported by the Na- jority of breast cancer deaths,” said tional Cancer Institute and the Nation- Iragavarapu-Charyulu. “Our studies al Center for Research Resources of the show that the rate of recurrent metas- National Institutes of Health. www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 24 -Edition 128 The Boca Raton Tribune Municipal East/West Boca Raton, FL

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BusinessThe Boca Raton Tribune Boca Raton Regional Hospital Adds Second Robotic Surgery System

BOCA RATON -- Boca Raton Regional minimally invasive surgery. Standard mini- Hospital announced it has acquired a second mally invasive surgery uses small incisions to Intuitive da Vinci® Si™ Surgical System. insert long-shafted instruments, but has cer- tain limitations when the procedure, patient’s The purchase of the system was made anatomy or condition is especially challeng- possible through the additional philanthropy ing or complex. A number of conditions of Boca Raton residents Barbara and Irving that could not be addressed with traditional Gutin, long-time supporters of the hospital. minimally invasive technique can now be per- The Gutins had gifted the acquisition of Boca formed using the robotic system. Regional’s first da Vinci robot in March of 2011. Since that time, the hospital’s robotic “The Gutin’s generosity has allowed us surgery program has developed into the busi- to not only offer robotic surgery but also est in Palm Beach County. expand our capacity in the specialty as more and more patients and their referring physi- In recognition of the Gutin’s generosity, cians turn to us for care,” said Jerry Fedele, Boca Regional has established the Irving and president and CEO at Boca Regional. “Their Barbara C. Gutin Center for Robotic Surgery. support has made a material difference in the depth and breadth of our minimally invasive “Our hospital has been the beneficiary of surgical capabilities.” the Gutin’s largesse for many years,” said Jan Savarick, president of the Boca Raton Re- The Gutins have found great satisfaction gional Hospital Foundation. “Their commit- in their support of the hospital and, most im- ment to see that Boca Regional stays in the portantly, the patients it serves. “We want our forefront of medical technology is once again gifts to have a measurable, positive impact, so evidenced in their latest gesture.” that we know people are directly benefitting from them,” said Mr. Gutin. “The da Vinci Si The state-of-the-art da Vinci robotic tech- system has truly revolutionized surgery, and nology offers surgeons superior visualiza- knowing that so many patients have been able tion, enhanced dexterity and greater preci- to take advantage of it is very rewarding to sion compared to traditional approaches in my wife and me.”

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Business www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 26 -Edition 128 BUSINESS BITS FAU’s College of Business to Host BOCA RATON – The first mem- nounced the acquisition of 34 home bership breakfast of the new year sites in The Oaks at Boca Raton, Spring 2013 Executive Forum planned by the Greater Boca Raton from Kenco Communities. “The Chamber of Commerce and spon- Oaks at Boca Raton’s highly desir- Lecture Series sored by St. Andrew’s School will able setting is a perfect match for be held Jan. 10 from 7:45 to 9:15 Standard Pacific Homes’ land ac- BOCA RATON - Florida Atlantic executive officer of NextEra Energy, a.m. at Via Mizner Golf and Coun- quisition strategy, which focuses on University’s College of Business will Inc. – Jan. 24 try Club, 6200 Boca Del Mar Drive, building exceptional communities in host its spring 2013 Executive Forum • Michael Solomon, best-selling Boca Raton. Music will be provid- premier locations,” said South Flor- Lecture Series, sponsored by Bank of author and consultant – Jan. 31 ed by St. Andrew’s Lower School ida Division President for Standard America, on Thursdays beginning Jan. • Steve Nudelberg, principal of Choir. Tickets must be purchased in Pacific Homes, Dan Grosswald. 10, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in room 101 in On the Ball – Feb. 7 advance. the Office Depot Grand Lecture on the • Richard Silverman, chief fi- Boca Raton campus. nancial officer of The Fresh Diet – Feb. BOCA RATON – Boca Grove 21 BOCA RATON -- 1st United Golf and Tennis Club announces In its 21st year, the Executive Fo- • Richard Outram, executive Bancorp, Inc. announced that its that Executive Chef Dominick Lau- rum series provides FAU students, vice president and chief financial of- Board of Directors has adopted a dia, CEC, AAC, was honored with alumni and the business community ficer of Signature Consultants, LLC – stock repurchase program. Under the 2012 “Chef of the Year” award exposure to the wealth of knowledge Feb. 28 the plan, 1st United may repur- from the American Culinary Feder- and experience of entrepreneurs and • Guillermo Castillo, president chase up to 1,703,000 shares of its ation’s Palm Beach County Chapter. executives from a wide variety of busi- of JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. – common stock, or approximately 5 “It’s an honor to receive this award nesses and industries. March 14 percent of the current outstanding and to have been nominated by my • Larry Stybel, president of shares. Repurchased shares may be peers,” Laudia said. “It feels great to Each week, the speakers will provide Stybel Peabody Lincolnshire – March used to fund awards under stock- be included among some of Palm a brief overview of their individual 21 based incentive plans that may be Beach County’s premier chefs.” This businesses, as well as other professional • Edgar Otto, Chairman of Hy- experiences, followed by a discussion perbaric Veterinary- March 28 adopted by 1st United in the future. is the second time Laudia has won of key issues facing their industries, • James Cline, chief financial the coveted annual “Chef of the businesses or the business climate in officer of United Data Technologies – BOCA RATON -- Standard Pa- Year” award for ACF’s Palm Beach general. April 4 cific Homes, one of the nation’s County Chapter. He also received • Bernie Marcus, co-founder of leaders in homebuilding quality, an- the award in 2000. The Executive Forum also is de- Home Depot – April 12 signed to help students focus their ca- • Lauren Hahn, chief financial reer development interests by enabling officer of PPSFTC – April 18 them to peer inside a vast array of busi- • John Metz, president of RRE- BB&T donates $5,000 to nesses and industries. MC Restaurants, LLC and chairman and chief executive officer of Hurri- Gulfstream Goodwill Industries The following is the schedule for the cane AMT, LLC – April 25 lecture series: • Gene Holzer, managing part- On Friday, December 14, Gulf- common goals,” said R. Penny Rodgers, • Craig Agranoff, web visionary ner of Ascendo Resources – May 2 stream Goodwill received a $5,000 do- vice president of BB&T Palm Beach. of GRIPD – Jan. 10 nation from BB&T Bank. • Yalmaz Siddiqui, senior direc- The Executive Forum Series is free This donation will be used towards tor of environmental strategy and She- and open to the public. RSVP online at “BB&T’S mission is to make the The Transition to Life Academy Char- la Fletcher, senior manager of environ- business.fau.edu/executiveforum be- world a better place to live by mak- ter School in Boynton Beach. The mental strategy at Office Depot – Jan. ginning the Monday prior to each lec- ing communities they work in better Academy’s goal is to provide the skills 17 ture. places to be”… this is the beginning necessary for adult life so that each in- • Jim Robo, president and chief of a partnership between BB&T Bank dividual will be independent, self-suf- and Gulfstream Goodwill Industries ficient, and contributing members of we will continue to build upon to meet our community. Business of the Year Award Winner for West Boca Chamber of Commerce

From left are Brian Edwards, vice president of marketing & development, Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, Inc.; R. Penny Rodgers, vice president of BB&T Palm Beach; Stacey Silbiger of City National . Silbiger was awarded this honor at Marvin Tanck, president & CEO, Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, Inc.; Heather Ellis, Bank in Boca Raton has been named the West Boca Chamber’s December employee benefits specialist, BB&T Bank and the Business of the Year for 2012 by Breakfast held at Boca Greens Country Kathy Spenser, vice president of program services, Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, Inc. the West Boca Chamber of Commerce Club on December 11, 2012.

Business www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 for news 24/7 go to bocaratontribune.com Edition 128 - 27 Two Public Relations Professionals Notes from PBSC: A Business Earn SFPRN Recognition Growth Plan for 2012 BOCA RATON -- For the first time By Palm Beach State College since the founding the South Florida The PR firm has been in business Small Business Development Pick one item that is a distrac- Public Relations Network in 2006 by for over 30 years. Center tion and create a plan to eliminate long-time South Florida publicist Lin- it. Know what needs to be done to da Hamburger, two marketing & public Pete Garcia Cento, managing direc- BOCA RATON -- Now is the per- ensure that you meet your longer- relations professionals are being rec- tor & founder of The Cento Group, fect time to look back at the past 12 term objectives. ognized for their efforts to inspire and began his career in PR more than 20 months, evaluate your success and contribute to the group in 2012. years ago in South Florida and has rep- to position your business for growth Identify people on your team who resented Burger King, University of in the new year. Here Recipients are Barry Epstein and Miami, Publix Super Markets, Pfizer, are 10 tips to help get Pete Garcia Cento. Target, MundoFOX, The Home De- your started: pot, U.S. Department of Homeland “This is the first year that working Security and the Federal Emergency Finalize your 2013 professionals are being recognized ver- Management Agency. goals, financial targets sus a student or working intern,” said and budget. Don’t Hamburger. “Barry Epstein has been Cento, who lives in Naples, serves wait until January or the impetus that inspired the group as co-moderator and west coast chapter you run the risk of and showed me the way by supporting manager of the group, recruiting new dragging strategic my professional goals.” marketing and PR pros in Naples and planning into Q1 and Fort Myers. Cento has chaired numer- even Q2. Barry R. Epstein Associates, Inc. of- ous committees with the PRSA Miami fers a wide variety of public relations Chapter, was a former board member Choose your key and marketing services including op- with PRSA Gulf Coast Chapter and is priorities for the first portunities for corporate social respon- currently active with the Florida Pub- quarter. Limit it to sibility, business and professional in- lic Relations Association, Southwest three priorities or troductions, press releases, community Florida Chapter. make a plan to delegate. If you can’t do not share your organizational relations, and special events publicity. devote at least one day a week to values and goals and make a plan to something, it’s hard to make it a pri- remove or replace them. Are there ority. people on your team who make your Max Planck Society Opens organization worse rather than Make an action plan to get to better? Are there people who drag know your customers better. Make down the morale and effectiveness First U.S. Facility in Jupiter a commitment to learn more about of the rest of the team? Create a your customers’ needs, goals, and plan to either get them on board or objectives, and why they choose you take them off the team. over others. Review your operating agree- Run an ROI exercise on your ment. It’s easier to have a plan in business. Do some quick calculation place before an event forces you to to understand what you spend on come up with one. various people, activities, and initia- tives and estimate what you get in Get some rest and reward your- return. self!

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SportsThe Boca Raton Tribune Strikers Extend Lockhart Stadium Deal; Re-Sign Andy Herron

Stadium's operating entity, and to NASL Offensive Player of the Week another successful season for the honor twice, joining teammates Abe Strikers," added Robbie. Thompson, Jack Stewart, Mark Robbie is leading Fort Lauder- Anderson, and Conor Shanosky as dale’s effort to pursue a permanent Striker players who have won the home at a significantly renovated award. Lockhart Stadium or at a new soc- Herron, a native of Costa Rica, cer-specific stadium in South Flor- has also played with MLS-side Chi- ida. cago Fire from 2004-2006 and again The Strikers will play 15 home in 2008. He was an essential part of games during the NASL regular the club and even scored the game- season at Lockhart Stadium next winning goal versus the Los Ange- year, as well as hosting at least one les Galaxy to win the Lama Hunt match in the 2013 Lamar Hunt U.S. U.S. Open Cup in 2006. Open Cup. In 2004 Herron played at Club The Strikers also announced Sport Herediano in Costa Rica By: Pedro Heizer City Commission on Wednesday they have re-signed forward Andy where he led them to the country’s It took the Fort Lauderdale Strik- night, "We would like to express Herron to a deal for the 2013 season championship in 2004. ers one day to make two moves that our appreciation to the City of Fort with a club option for 2014. “We are excited to return our will impact the landscape of soccer Lauderdale's Commission and staff, In his first season with the Strik- second leading scorer for this year's in South Florida for the upcoming along with the FAA, for working ers, the 34 year old played 18 games NASL season,” said Strikers head season. In the first move, the Strik- with us to ensure a timely resolution with 16 starts. coach Daryl Shore. “Even though ers struck a deal that will give them of our Lockhart Stadium license Herron also scored eight goals, he only played in 18 games last year, operational control of Lockhart agreement,” said Strikers managing and had two assists on the season. Andy proved he could be a top goal Stadium for the entire 2013 season. director Tim Robbie. His eight goals placed him sixth scorer in our league and we are ex- The agreement was unanimously “We are looking forward to our overall in the NASL. cited he is back in the red and yel- approved by the Fort Lauderdale first full year as historic Lockhart In 2012, Herron earned the low.” Where is Rashard Lewis? By: Pedro Heizer month, Lewis has played only half Sun Sentinel. “So you’ve just always . If you have been paying atten- of them and has averaged 12 min- got to be ready when your name is However, it’s not clear at this tion to the Heat this season, you’ve utes, and just two points per game. called. And when your name’s not point whether this is just early- certainly come to realize Rashard We all know is no- called, you’ve still got to be ready.” season lineup tinkering from Erik Lewis has faded in the Not Spoelstra, or if the demotion might Heat’s rotation. many NBA have longer-lasting effects. Lewis began the sea- team go Heat fans know Spoelstra is no- son playing fairly well in more than torious in changing his rotations. Miami, perhaps even bet- 10 players So who knows, he might go ahead ter than most expected. deep into and give Mike Miller a rest and use He was getting close to the rota- Lewis in his place. 20 minutes per game off tion, and It makes sense for Spoelstra to the bench in the Heat’s Miami is no mix up his combinations to see ex- first six games of the exception. actly what he has during the course season, and filling in With Joel of the regular season, especially for productively offensively Anthony a team that will need all of its depth in his time on the court, finally get- on the way to a planned run back to averaging around seven ting more the Finals. points per game. playing Either way, Lewis says he knew But since those early time and what he was signing up for when he games, Lewis has started produc- came to Miami last summer. to fade in the Miami rota- ing, and the Lewis has shown that he can con- tion. torious for not playing players who fact has once again tribute in Miami. He’ll just need to In the month of November, Lew- would play in any other team in the regained a starting job, it pushes be patient before getting his next is was averaging over 15 minutes league, “There’s a lot of talent on to come off the bench opportunity, which could come per game, but this month it has been the bench, a lot of guys that can play and it pretty much pushes Lewis to sooner rather than later. a completely different story. Of the any given night,” Lewis said to Ira the back on the rotation with guys eight games Miami has played this Winderman of the South Florida like James Jones, Terrel Harris and

Sports www.bocaratontribune.com December 28, 2012 through January 9, 2013 30 -Edition 128 Athlete’s Edge is Making Boca Raton the Ultimate Training Ground for Professional and Local Athletes Whether it’s professional, collegiate training would help me get there,” said school kids looking for or high school sports, a split second can Powell. that scholarship. The fa- mean the difference in winning or los- cilities are top shelf and ing. Located on the Florida Atlantic It all got started six years ago when have played a big role University campus, Athlete’s Edge has former NFLer Don Icsman decided to in us developing talent become the preeminent South Florida create a better way to train athletes. in South Florida,” said training team for developing youth and “We knew that if we could focus on Horter. professional athletes. specifics like speed, acceleration, decel- eration, change of direction, power, ex- Athlete’s Edge has Just look at the professional athletes plosion, reaction and strength that we also become extremely that have trained with Athlete’s Edge could produce better athletes. The next popular with star colle- and you’ll realize how respected they step was bringing in the best trainers giate athletes preparing are: Brandon Knight, Detroit Pistons; in the world,” said Icsman. for their NFL Combine Jae Crowder, Dallas Mavericks; Asante and Pro Days. Also high Samuel, Philadelphia Eagles; Samari Icsman has partnered with Jeff school athletes use Ath- Rolle, Baltimore Ravens; Deck Mc- Sanders, the former Strength and lete’s Edge to prepare for Guire, Toronto Blue Jays; “Sugar” Ra- Conditioning coach for the Baltimore getting a college scholar- shad Evans, UFC Star. Ravens, and Joe Horter on building a ship. “Athletes Edge took program with the best trainers in the my son from a 4.87 to a Even sports legends like lacrosse world. “The best decision we made 4.48, 40 yard dash and superstar Casey Powell train at Ath- was to hire Mike Smith as our Direc- helped out tremendously lete’s Edge. Powell is the all-time lead- tor of Sports Performance, because not in his college scholar- ing scorer in MLL history, was a World only is he the best trainer around, he ship”, said Bart Bishop, Champion with Team U.S.A., currently attracts other top trainers that want to Boca Raton father of ing to youth athletes,” said Icsman. plays for the Hamilton Nationals (MLL) learn from the best,” added Icsman. Brandon Bishop who received a schol- while also being a CBS Sports com- arship to NC State. Athlete’s Edge has two locations, mentator, and is Director of Lacrosse No sport is off limits to Athletes one on campus at Florida Atlantic Uni- at St. Andrew’s School in Boca Raton, Edge as they worked to increase ath- “We have a tremendous track record versity in Boca Raton and they opened FL. “I was impressed with the training letic performance in football, baseball, of working with current professional their Miami location in January on the they were doing with my team. I had basketball, lacrosse, soccer, volleyball, athletes, training athletes for college St Thomas University campus. For never seen that type of training before. tennis and golf. “FAU is a tremendous scholarships and preparing college ath- more information on Athlete’s Edge My goal was to become more explosive place to train these athletes, whether letes for the draft… but at the core of visit www.athletesedgetraining.com or and agile on the field, and I knew their they are professional athletes or high what we do is providing crucial train- call 954.406.0716.

FAU TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULED Lynn Men’s Basketball Defeats TO START COMPETITION FOR 2013 Western In Final Boca Raton,FL - Florida Atlan- February 25. tic University’s track and field team The 2013 outdoor season is Showdown of 2012 scheduled to begin on Friday, is preparing for the start of their By Olivia Coiro The Griffons rallied after the 2013 schedule. FAU will be compet- March 15th at the UM Hurricane Lynn University closed out the half and cut the deficit to two at ing against over a hundred teams Invitational, a two-day event, in 2012 half of the season with an 88- 15:31 after a jumper by Reed Mells throughout this competitive season. Coral Gables, FL. The following 80 victory over visiting Missouri at 53-51. Lynn answered back with "This year we were able to put to- weekend, UM will host their second Western on Wednesday night. Six a 12-4 run and the visitors were un- gether a very competitive and chal- invitational in which the Owls will Knights scored in double digits en able to recover as the clock ran out. lenging schedule. It should get us be competing. The outdoor season route to the win. Kevin Ohen led the Lynn’s biggest lead came at 4:53 af- ready to compete well at the indoor continues in March and April with Knights with 16 points and eight ter a layup from Slobodan Miljanic and outdoor conference champion- FAU competing in six track and rebounds. Cedric Clinkscales scored for the 82-65 lead. LU led at 88-80 ships” said head coach, Alex Smolka. field meets throughout the state a game-high 23 points for the Grif- by the sound of the buzzer. The indoor season is set to begin of Florida. The team then travels fons in the loss. LU shot 54.2 percent from the on Thursday, January 17 at the Ga- to Philadelphia for the three-day Ohen hit a trey to set Lynn ahead field in the second half while the in the opening seconds of the game tor Invitational in Gainesville, Flor- Penn Relays on Thursday, April 25 Griffons shot 46.7 percent. The starting a 10-3 run for the Knights. Knights tallied 33 rebounds, 11 of ida. The Owls will then head back through Saturday, April 27. LU continued their strong offense them being offensive rebounds. The to Gainesville the following week to The Owls will travel to Mira- as the clock ticked and with 1:38 re- Blue and White shot 92.9 percent compete in the Jimmy Carnes Invi- mar, Florida for the Sun Belt Out- maining Pavle Raickovic hit a layup from the charity line in the second tational on Saturday, January 26. door Championships on Friday, to extend the margin to 12, with a half. Lynn averaged 51.9 percent The season will continue with May 10 through Sunday, May 12. score of 48-36. The Griffons ended shooting from the field throughout three meets in February that will The 2013 outdoor season’s last the half on a 5-0 run to trail by sev- the game. take the team up north to compete scheduled meet is the NCAA East en at the buzzer, 41-48. Lynn advances to 7-3 as it wraps at the Akron Invitational in Ohio Preliminary Round on Thursday, The Blue and White shot 50 per- up the 2012 portion of the season. and the BU Valentine Invitational in May 23 through Saturday, May 25 cent from the field and 69.2 percent The Fighting Knights will have a Massachusetts. The Owls will finish in Greensboro, North Carolina. The from the charity line while Missouri short winter vacation before they up the indoor season at the Sun Belt top forty-eight in each event com- Western shot 60 percent. Brandon return in January for conference Indoor Championships, in Jones- pete and then the top twelve qualify Smith scored 10 points in the first play. LU will be back in action on half while three other Knights re- the road at St. Leo on January 5. boro, Arkansas, competing against for the NCAA Outdoor Champion- corded nine a piece. Tip-off is set for 4 pm. the conference’s twelve teams on ships two weeks later. Sunday, February 24 and Monday, Sports www.bocaratontribune.com December, 28 through January 9,2013 Boca Raton Tribune 12/14/12 Sudoku PuzzleJunction.com

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Strikers Extend Lockhart Stadium Deal; Re-Sign Andy Herron See page 29

Athlete’s Edge is Making Boca Raton the Ultimate Training Ground for Professional and Local Athletes See page 30

Where is Rashard Lewis? See page 29

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