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September-October VIVA RESTON | HERNDON | CHANTILLY | STERLING | LEESBURG | ASHBURN September/October 2016 | vivareston.com | $3.95 Lifestylemagazine is here! Reston OKtoberfest October 8th Which Private School Clicks with Your Child? Tallest Building in Reston Healthy & Beauti ful SMILES FOR LIFE Start Here! RESTON | FAIRFAX | SPRINGFIELD ALI GHATRI, DDS JESSICA HOLMES, DDS JI LIM, DMD PATRICIA WOOD, DDS HASNAIN SHINWARI, DDS - Orthodonti cs - - Pediatrics - - Orthodonti cs - - Pediatrics - - Oral Surgery - Building a Strong Foundation Our doctors, along with our trained support staff , work diligently to make sure that each and every visit to our offi ce is an extraordinary experience. Our enti re team is committ ed to providing state-of-the-art for Your Child’s Future denti stry in a fun, kid-friendly environment, and we treat your kids like our own! Accelerated Curriculum Aftercare K-3 - Elementary Afterschool Clubs: Advanced Math Engineering ORTHODONTICS ® Technology / iPad Labs Lego • Invisalign clear aligners • Two-Phase treatments Art / Music Piano PEDIATRICS ORAL SURGERY • Surgical orthodonti cs • Oral and maxillofacial • Preventi ve denti stry ® P.E. Science • PROPEL Orthodonti cs surgery • Sealants ® Spanish - Rosetta Stone Curriculum Math • AcceleDent Aura • Wisdom teeth • Restorati ve treatment accelerated orthodonti cs Guaranteed Reading Program Chess extracti on • TruDenta® headache relief Safe, Loving Environment Odyssey of the Mind • Special needs denti stry • Exposure of impacted Summer Camp Homework Club • Sedati on denti stry Dr. Ghatri is a Super Elite teeth Top 1% Provider of Invisalign® Near Wiehle-Reston Silver Line CogAT Preparation Classes One of the first things that people notice about you is your smile! Academy of Christian Education Are you ready to smile your biggest and most confident smile yet? 18 Years of Excellence - All Faiths Welcome Contact us today to schedule a complimentary consultation! www.ACE-Academy.com l [email protected] 1808-A Michael Faraday Court, Reston, Virginia 20190 (703) 745-5017 | www.letssmile.com 703.471.2132 1984 Isaac Newton Square West, Suite 200 | Reston, VA 20190 Healthy & Beauti ful SMILES FOR LIFE Start Here! RESTON | FAIRFAX | SPRINGFIELD ALI GHATRI, DDS JESSICA HOLMES, DDS JI LIM, DMD PATRICIA WOOD, DDS HASNAIN SHINWARI, DDS - Orthodonti cs - - Pediatrics - - Orthodonti cs - - Pediatrics - - Oral Surgery - Building a Strong Foundation Our doctors, along with our trained support staff , work diligently to make sure that each and every visit to our offi ce is an extraordinary experience. Our enti re team is committ ed to providing state-of-the-art for Your Child’s Future denti stry in a fun, kid-friendly environment, and we treat your kids like our own! ORTHODONTICS • Invisalign® clear aligners PEDIATRICS • Two-Phase treatments ORAL SURGERY • Surgical orthodonti cs • Oral and maxillofacial • Preventi ve denti stry ® • PROPEL Orthodonti cs surgery • Sealants ® • AcceleDent Aura • Wisdom teeth • Restorati ve treatment accelerated orthodonti cs extracti on • TruDenta® headache relief • Special needs denti stry • Exposure of impacted • Sedati on denti stry Dr. Ghatri is a Super Elite teeth Top 1% Provider of Invisalign® One of the first things that people notice about you is your smile! Academy of Christian Education Are you ready to smile your biggest and most confident smile yet? 18 Years of Excellence - All Faiths Welcome Contact us today to schedule a complimentary consultation! www.ACE-Academy.com l [email protected] 1808-A Michael Faraday Court, Reston, Virginia 20190 (703) 745-5017 | www.letssmile.com 703.471.2132 1984 Isaac Newton Square West, Suite 200 | Reston, VA 20190 FEATURES <... ONE RESTON TOWN CENTER: TALLEST BUILDING IN RESTON by Peter McCandless The new urbanism of Reston’s downtown is about to achieve an even higher altitude. Given a stunning flourish by the world class architectural firm of HOK, One Reston Town Center (1RTC) will become the tallest building in Reston. At 330 feet, this 23-story, 420,000-square-foot, $210 million, trophy-class office tower will be approximately 125 feet taller than One Freedom Square, currently Reston’s tallest. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE 14...> WHICH PRIVATE SCHOOL CLICKS WITH YOUR CHILD? by Linda Barrett and Rick Mundy Throughout the area are several extraordinary private schools dedicated to superior learning across all grades. Whether your child thrives in an environment of rigorous instruction, more individual attention or specialized programs, there are private schools that offer opportunities that may not be readily available through public schools. 28<... PROST! OKTOBERFEST IS HERE! by Dani J. Keating Oktoberfest in Münich, Germany is the largest festival on the planet. In 2015, more than six million people from all over the world attended the 16-day annual celebration, consuming more than 7.7 million liters of the world’s best beers. Food, festivities, and fun for everyone makes this one-time royal wedding celebration a bucket list to do. But, if hopping a plane to Germany isn’t in this year’s game plan, don’t worry. There are plenty of 46 activities throughout the region to quench your thirst. ...> A CHANGE OF DIRECTION by Analiese Kreutzer Whether they are chasing a dream, re-entering the workforce after time off, rebounding from a job loss or seizing an opportunity, people all over our area have launched businesses that have taken their careers—and their lives—in new directions. Following are three such stories and the advice these entrepreneurs offer to others looking to make a change. 68 4 RESTON v SEPTEMBER // OCTOBER 2016 VIVARESTON.COM urbanmattress_septoct2015fullpage.indd 1 7/29/15 10:55 AM CLAREWOOD UNIVERSITY: DEPARTMENTS Fostering Talent for the 21st Century IN EVERY ISSUE As the fi rst University headquartered 12 Letter From the Publisher in Reston, Clarewood University had 20 Selected Events the support of Reston founder, the Discover who’s playing at late Robert E. Simon. local music venues along with other hyper-local events. In his honor, our business school is 72 From Our Leaders named the Robert E. Simon School Virginia Wine Country by Delegate Kenneth R. Plum of Business. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE Clarewood aims to provide a high- quality MBA program that emulates COMMUNITY 16 GOURMET 38 the ideals of Mr. Simon: sustainability, 16 Community 38 Kalypso’s diversity, and community solidarity. Voice Wanted Sports Tavern To Select Reston Board Gets Ready for the NFL of Governors 44 Reston’s 18 Going Blind Exotic Outpost: Isn’t Funny Barcelona Restaurant & Wine Bar But I’ve Learned to Laugh Reasons for you to consider attending Clarewood University About It Anyway AROUND TOWN to obtain your MBA degree: EDUCATION 51 Clarewood • High-quality education with the best professors in this area. 36 New state-of-the- University art location Open House For Academy of Christian • Affordable, modest rates per course. Education ART EXHIBITS 54 • Evening and weekend classes to accommodate 52 Artists on Display working professionals. The Great Falls Studio Art Tour 54 Synthetic Transformations Greater Reston Arts Center Your Success is Our Success! 55 Art Exhibits League of Reston Artists ARTS & THEATRE Please contact us: 56 Professional Touring 1840 Michael Faraday Dr. | Suite 100 | Reston, VA 20190 Artist Series Reston Community Center Tel: 571-526-4777 | Fax: 571-526-4693 36 56 [email protected] | www.clarewoodva.org 6 RESTON v SEPTEMBER // OCTOBER 2016 VIVARESTON.COM CLAREWOOD UNIVERSITY: Fostering Talent for the 21st Century As the fi rst University headquartered in Reston, Clarewood University had the support of Reston founder, the late Robert E. Simon. In his honor, our business school is named the Robert E. Simon School of Business. Clarewood aims to provide a high- quality MBA program that emulates the ideals of Mr. Simon: sustainability, diversity, and community solidarity. Reasons for you to consider attending Clarewood University to obtain your MBA degree: • High-quality education with the best professors in this area. • Affordable, modest rates per course. • Evening and weekend classes to accommodate working professionals. Your Success is Our Success! Please contact us: 1840 Michael Faraday Dr. | Suite 100 | Reston, VA 20190 Tel: 571-526-4777 | Fax: 571-526-4693 [email protected] | www.clarewoodva.org VIVARESTON.COM SEPTEMBER // OCTOBER 2016 v RESTON 7 DEPARTMENTS UPCOMING EVENTS 37 Capital Home Show September 23 - 25 49 Reston Oktoberfest At Reston Town Center 64 The 15th Annual Reston Home Tour Saturday, October 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE BUSINESS 60 MUSIC SCENE62 60 YMCA 50 Don’t Panic Investing in Our Community Widespread Panic is Still Touring 62 Midtown Jewelers An Elite Wedding Jeweler HEALTH 76 8 Surprising REAL ESTATE reasons Why You May Be 82 Should you Buy a Gaining Weight FIxer Upper? Eve Thompson gives advice 78 Sunrise Orthodontics 84 Reston Premier Pediatric Sleep Apnea See what’s on the market near you. 79 Grande Dental Care Chao Pinhole® Technique PERSONALITIES64 PETS 66 Angels Exist 90 Toxoplasma in Reston Should You Worry? Dr. Neda Kalantar 92 Furry Neighbors AND MORE... Hallo-Woof! 74 Ask Coach Amy Amy Schoen gives advice on ARTS & broken date plans ENTERTAINMENT 83 Beauty 80 Style & Gadgets Fall Head Over Heels for Beauty See what’s new and notable in fashion and gadgets 86 Reston Update Dulles Corridor’s Metrorail 95 Fun & Games Project, Phase 2 of the 86 Silver Line 98 Horoscopes 8 RESTON v SEPTEMBER // OCTOBER 2016 VIVARESTON.COM VIVARESTON.COM SEPTEMBER // OCTOBER
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