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International Champions Cup Comes to South Florida

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The Junior League of Boca Raton Announces 2013-2014 Board of Directors

Vintage Rock and Roll Came to FAU on July 4th

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Paw-ty Time to Benefit the Tri County Humane Society

Paw-ty Time will once again be the hot spot for pups and the people who love them on Sunday, August 11th from 11 am to 3pm at the Shoppes at Village Pointe in Boca Raton. This awareness and fundraising party for the Tri County Humane Society is hosted by Yvonne Boice, the owner of the shopping plaza and a devoted dog lover herself. The event is free and open to the community.

Paw-ty Time will feature an array of fun-filled activities for the entire family. Dog owners will want their pups to participate in the Happy Dog contest---prizes for the winner! And furry fashionistas will be inspired by the poochies walking the runway in an exciting show coordinated by Brygida Trzaska of Doggie Fashion Shows.

Kids will enjoy a fitness obstacle course while parents can test their skills in the famed firefighters’ challenge.

Daniel Ackerman Selected as Intern At The Kennedy Center The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts selected Daniel (Danny) R. Ackerman for its prestigious, nationally recognized internship program. From June to August 2013, he will serve as the Advertising Intern in the Graphic Design division as part of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management.

Son of Michael and Susan Ackerman, Danny is from Boca Raton, Florida. He recently graduated from Florida State University in May 2013

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2nd Annual Boca Burger Battle is This Saturday!

BocaRaton.com & The Bites! Network along with JM Lexus are proud to present the 2nd Annual Boca Burger Battle, A Grilling Affair! on Saturday, July 13, 2013 in downtown Boca Raton at Sanborn Square Park. The production company for the Boca Raton Wine & Food Festival, the Deerfield Beach Wine & Food Festival and the Galt Mile Wine & Food Festival creates yet another exciting food affair this summer that will bring 2,000 visitors to Downtown Boca.

Food enthusiasts and general revelers from the tri-county area are anticipated to flock to this sizzling summer street festival to experience the crowning of “The Golden Burger Trophy”...

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• Here is a unique opportunity of an exquisitely appointed estate home at 17122 Avenue Le Rivage, Boca Raton. Le Rivage at the northeast corner of Clint Moore and Lyons Roads, is a luxury community surrounded by pristine lakes and tropical foliage, built on a private island with custom estates on over half acre lots, where you can enjoy the privilege of this beautiful enclave with privacy and security in the over 7,400 sq. ft. estate featuring 5 bedrooms, and 5 baths overlooking lake views. Don’t miss this opportunity. It will be sold in a live absolute auction to the highest bidder, regardless of price, to pre-registered guests only on July 10, 2013 at 1 p.m.

EST. $100,000 is required to bid. Bidder registration forms are available from Joanne Epstein, Keyes Luxury Realtor, 561.945.0000 or email to Joanne@ JoanneEpstein.com.

• Scott Singer and Craig Ehrnst have filed for Seat A, the Boca Council seat currently held by term limited Vice Mayor Susan Haynie running for Mayor.

• With the city’s July 4th fireworks show moved to the Spanish River deHoernle Park, the Holiday Tree Lighting ceremony may be moved there too.

• The former Tyco Building on Military Trail has been renamed One Town Center, to attract multiple office tenants. Kayne Anderson Real Estate Advisors is taking 12,000 sq. ft. in the 200,000 sq ft building near the Town Center Mall, No one large tenant for the building could be found in the short term.

• FAU left the Sun Belt conference and joined Conference USA to increase TV revenue exposure from $1 million to $2 million.

• You can explore the Intracoastal Waterway on the Water Taxi in Ft. Lauderdale. Hop off and on all day. Visit watertaxi.com or call 954.467.6677.

• There have been reports of

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suspicious activity at Maggiano’s and a Detective has been called in to get to the bottom of the situation for an entertaining evening of “whodunit” and Maggiano’s Family Style Dinner while the case is solved! Just ask yourself, do you really know your dinner partners... or could they be part of the plot? Friday, July 12th at 7:30PM $65 per person includes a show, appetizers and a threecourse dinner (tax and tip included) Cash Bar available in room. Reservations are required, call 561-361-2322 to secure your seats. This is adult comedy and recommended for guests over 18.

• Carnival Corp. consumes 3.2 million tons of fuel, paying $648 per ton and $2 billion each year on $15 billion in revenue.

• The Palm Beach Post reported that NextEra Chair Lew Hay pocketed a $33 million in pay last year and NextEra President Jim Robo made $14 million.

• State owned Citizens insurance is readying another round of 7 to 9% increases of $300 to $400 which state regulators are expected to approve.

• Year after year, the Palm Beach Pops celebrates the Great American Songbook. Next season the Pops will continue the tradition featuring music from • Whitney Houston & Friends; Broadway, Marvin Hamlisch; Nat King Cole; Smoky Standards from The Mad Men Era and A major television star!

Go to www.palmbeachpops.org for ticket packages to save up to $64 now or call 561-832-7677 for Immediate Seat Selection or fax order to 561.832.9686.

You can also e-mail your request to info@palmbeachpops.org.

• 8-track Groovy! The Sounds of the 70’s is at the Plaza Theatre, 262 S. Ocean Blvd Manalapan now to July 7.

Visit theplazatheatre.net or 588.1820.

• Despicable Me in 3D and the Lone Ranger are at the Cinemark and Regal Entertainment Shadowwood theatres. The Lone Ranger opened at the Movies of Delray and Lake Worth.

Fill The Void opens in Delray and Just Like a Woman opens at the Movies of Lake Worth. The Hot Flashes opens exclusively at the Movies of Delray on July 12, partnering with Delray Medical Center, Susan B Komen Foundation

and six PAP Corp. Additional sponsors needed.

• Barry Epstein Live special Fourth of July Holiday show airs Friday morning with Congressman Ted Deutch, Safe Domes President David Presler, Entrepreneur David Goldstein, Movie Maven Morrie Zryl and Sun-Sentinel editorial columnist Kingsley Guy, among others, on publicrelations.nu, vimeo.com and bocatribune.com. Watch to win free tickets to the Cinemark theatres.

• Jan McArt presents Atlantic City Boys, 7:30 p.m. July 6 and 4 p.m. July 7 at the Lynn University Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center, 3601 N. Military Trail, Boca Raton. Tickets are $35. Order by phone at 561.237.7707 or on line: events.lynn. edu.

• The City of Boca Raton Summer Sunset Music Series continues with an Americana-inspired performance by The Symphonia Boca Raton and Kyle Prescot, Florida Atlantic University Wind Ensemble conductor, 7 p.m. July 7 in the Mizner Park Amphitheater, 590 Plaza Real in downtown Boca Raton. The event is free and open to the public.

• Lynn University political professor Dr. Robert Watson lectures at the South County Civic Center, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesdays July 10, 17, 24 and 31. Go to www.grandedventures.com to register or call 1.877.354.1077.

• Temple Beth Shira presents free Adult Education classes- Journey From Torah To Talmud - 10:00am July 10 and 24 at the South County Library on 441, just north of Yamato Road. RSVP to Rick Alovis 561.414.4423 or email ralovis@yahoo.com.

• Palm Beach Dramaworks presents Man of La Mancha at the Don & Ann Brown Theatre, 201 Clematis St. West Palm Beach July 10 –July 21 and Company Aug. 7-Aug. 18. Go to www.palmbeachdramaworks.org or call 561.514.4042. for further information and tickets.

• The Sounds of Simon, The music of Paul Simon in Vision & Light is 8 pm, July 12-28 at the Mizner Park Cultural Center Studio Theatre. Call 561.600.0495 or visit www.soundsofsimon.com for tickets and further information.

Barry Epstein, APR, is a noted public relations, marketing and political consultant based in Boca Raton, president of the Luxury Chamber, the West Boca Leaders networking group and the founder and former president of the West Boca Chamber of Commerce; with a weekly internet television show on the Boca Tribune website. His motto is Public Relations is the enemy of anonymity. Fax column items to 561.451.0000. His column/blog is in the Boca Raton Tribune and on the Boca Tribune website (and click on columnists), on Facebook, as well as on the front page of the Sun-Sentinel/Jewish Journal website.

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Paw-ty Time to Benefit the Tri County Humane Society

Paw-ty Time will once again be the hot spot for pups and the people who love them on Sunday, August 11th from 11 am to 3pm at the Shoppes at Village Pointe in Boca Raton. This awareness and fundraising party for the Tri County Humane Society is hosted by Yvonne Boice, the owner of the shopping plaza and a devoted dog lover herself. The event is free and open to the community.

Paw-ty Time will feature an array of fun-filled activities for the entire family. Dog owners will want their pups to participate in the Happy Dog contest---prizes for the winner! And furry fashionistas will be inspired by the poochies walking the runway in an exciting show coordinated by Brygida Trzaska of Doggie Fashion Shows.

Kids will enjoy a fitness obstacle course while parents can test their skills in the famed firefighters’ challenge. These events along with entertaining zumba dancers, Silver Sneakers fitness demos and other fun activities are being sponsored

by Michael’s Body Scenes, which is celebrating their 25th Anniversary as the community’s leading fitness center.

Other entertainment will include performances by Boca Dance Studio,

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which is celebrating their 30th anniversary, and Velocity Martial Arts. The event will also feature an array of vendors, artists, raffle prizes, cruise drawing and activities for the family.

Paw-ty Time is part of the Boca Chamber Festival Days, a series of fun-filled events held at different locations during the month of August and is facilitated by the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce.

“We are thrilled to be doing Paw-ty Time again,” said Amanda Chussler of the Tri County Humane Society, a 100% no-kill shelter. “This event helps us raise awareness about our need to find loving new homes for our pets. We just returned from Oklahoma with so many adorable abandoned dogs that need to find a family. We hope this event will help us place all of our wonderful animals, and that the raffles will help us raise funds to help continue our important cause.”

“Tri-County is such a worthy organization, and I am delighted to host this event once again,” said Yvonne Boice. “Paw-ty time is a celebration for all the families in our community. We have fun activities for everyone to enjoy.”

Entrepreneurial Team to Expand South Florida’s Iconic Sloan’s Ice Cream Brand into Delray

By Fred Hamilton There will soon be more of the famed Sloan’s ice cream to share with countless new Palm Beach County residents and visitors.

The Palm Beach-based Sloan’s — a luxury brand combining innovative flavors with over-the-top aesthetics, has closed a deal to put a parlor at 111 E. Atlantic Ave., next to Tramonti Restaurant, at 111 E Atlantic Ave., company officials said on Wednesday.

The 2,500 sq. foot building, which has been vacant for some time, used to be the home of a gift shop. It will feature all of the staples that have made Sloan's a beloved ice cream destination in Palm Beach County -- the over-the-top atmosphere, candy, toys, magical fog bathrooms and, of course, Sloan Kamenstein's memorable ice cream flavors.

“When I first stepped inside a Sloan’s store, I realized this is the opportunity my family had been searching for,” said David Olmo, a longtime business owner in South Florida with more than a quarter century of business ownership experience. “The creativity, energy and brilliant presentation of Sloan’s lured my wife and I in, and the ice

cream is beyond incredible. Plus, the stores are simply magical — their fantasyland atmosphere speaks to the inner child in all of us. Now, we get to spread this incredible concept.”

The Olmos have acquired the development rights to build and operate Sloan’s Ice Cream stores throughout the Miami and Ft. Lauderdale metropolitan area, as well as in Key West. Their agreement calls for opening 10 new South Florida Sloan’s locations initially, with an opportunity to add on more units.

The couple has been in business together for most of their married life. Their three adult children, David Jr., Gregory and Stephen, will help with operations of the South Florida Sloan’s locations.

“This is truly a dream come true for our family,” Debra Olmo said. “My husband and I live and breathe our business ventures — we’re thrilled to be expanding a concept that brings smiles to the faces of countless of families and visitors every year.

Given the tremendous success and proven model of the Sloan’s shops across Palm Beach County, we are confident this will make major waves in our South Florida markets.”

Morgan Pritchett win Zonta Club of Boca Raton’s Young Women in Public Affairs Scholarship The Zonta Club of Boca Raton is part of a worldwide organization of women in business and the professions who work together to advance the status of women through volunteer work, donations and scholarships.

Each year Young Women in Public Affairs scholarships are given to high school seniors who have very high grade point averages, are active in school activities and in community service.

This year sixteen applications were received from local high schools.

Generally, one scholarship is awarded annually. Each individual Zonta club submits their winner to the District Chairperson and the

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winner from that group earns an additional scholarship. The District winners are then submitted to the International Chairperson, this year ten international scholarships were awarded to young women from around the world.

The Zonta Club of Boca Raton scholarship winner for 2013 is Morgan Pritchett, she just graduated from Nova High School, she will be eighteen years old in August of this year. Morgan will be attending Florida International University and plans to earn dual degrees in Geographic Information Systems and Marketing.

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Ten South Florida Teens Work to Boca Raton Native Daniel AckerRebuild Communities Affected by man Selected as Summer 2013 Hurricane Sandy Intern At The Kennedy Center

Some say they are “just teenagers,” but nearly 100 of them are traveling from around the world on June 25-27, 2013 to dedicate their time and effort to help rebuild the communities affected by Hurricane Sandy at BBYO Stand UP and Rebuild: A Teen Issue Summit on the Power of Service in New York, NY, hosted by BBYO, the world’s leading pluralistic Jewish youth movement.

The Summit participants are members of BBYO’s high school leadership programs – the Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) for young men and the B’nai B’rith Girls (BBG) for young women – from across the United States, Canada and Bulgaria.

In New York, the teens will learn about direct service and advocacy from guest speaker Steve EisenbachBudner, Executive Director of Tivnu: Building Justice. They will also attend a panel featuring those directly affected by the storm called “Sandy’s Devastation First Hand.”

“As Jewish individuals, we have the responsibility to help repair our world after the destruction left

by Sandy,” said Ira Dounn, BBYO’s Director of Jewish Enrichment for the Northeast states. “At BBYO Stand UP and Rebuild, teen leaders will have the opportunity to live this Jewish value of tikkun olam (repairing the world) and to think deeply about the profound connection between Judaism and service.”

On Wednesday, the teens will

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spend the entire day engaging in hands-on service projects including gardening, cosmetic rebuilding in private homes, yard work and residential outdoor beautification, community beautification and assisting a local recovery group with various other projects.

As a teen-led and staff supported organization, BBYO offers programming that is inspired by the interests of today’s teens. Judah Burstein, a rising senior, from Brookline, MA; Sarah Fellman, a rising senior, from Charlotte, NC; Kyle Price, a rising sophomore, from Scarsdale, NY; and Josie Roth, a rising junior, from Boca Raton, FL are the AZA and BBG members who are serving as the program coordinators and will facilitate, with staff support, sessions throughout the Summit.

“Relief efforts for Hurricane Sandy are strong, but there is still so much more to be done. As Jewish teens, it is our responsibility to do everything we can to help,” said Josie Roth.

As part of BBYO Stand UP, BBYO’s grassroots service, advocacy and philanthropy campaign, BBYO Stand UP and Rebuild is designed to help teens acquire the skills and resources necessary to create their own service, advocacy and philanthropy campaigns to affect positive change in their local and global community.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts selected Daniel (Danny) R. Ackerman for its prestigious, nationally recognized internship program. From June to August 2013, he will serve as the Advertising Intern in the Graphic Design division as part of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management.

Son of Michael and Susan Ackerman, Danny is from Boca Raton, Florida. He recently graduated from Florida State University in May 2013 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. He was awarded the Graphic Design USA | 2012 Identity Design Award for the Florida Loves

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Israel logo. Prior to his internship at the Kennedy Center, Danny interned for the Israel on Campus Coalition and co-founded the Florida Loves Israel Conference in 2011. He also was a graphic designer for the FSU Oglesby Union Marketing and Communications Office.

As the Advertising Intern in the Graphic Design division, Danny works as part of the in-house team to design newspaper advertisements, print collateral, web graphics, and signage in support of selling the Center’s performances.

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Have You Ever Had a Fracture of the Spine Due to Osteoporosis?

We are looking for postmenopausal women, 45 years of age or older, who have broken a bone in their spine to participate in a clinical research study. This study is currently enrolling and will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of an investigational medication in reducing fractures due to Osteoporosis.

There is no cost to participate in this study.

Qualified participants will receive studyrelated drugs, lab tests, and study-related medical care at no cost. You will also be eligible for compensation to cover the cost of your time to travel.

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2nd Annual Boca Burger Battle is This Saturday!

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Network along with JM Lexus are proud to present the 2nd Annual Boca Burger Battle, A Grilling Affair! on Saturday, July 13, 2013 in downtown Boca Raton at Sanborn Square Park. The production company for the Boca Raton Wine & Food Festival, the Deerfield Beach Wine & Food Festival and the Galt Mile Wine & Food Festival creates yet another exciting food affair this summer that will bring 2,000 visitors to Downtown Boca.

Food enthusiasts and general revelers from the tri-county area are anticipated to flock to this sizzling summer street festival to experience the crowning of “The Golden Burger Trophy” where the community will decide who deserves the prestigious title of The Best Boca Burger. The guests will experience grilling sensations from South Florida’s Top Chefs, Craft Beers, Summer Wines, Seasonal Spirits, Live Entertainment, Garden Market, Retail Bazaar and shop in our new Wine Store. Eventgoers will watch as a prestigious team of Grill Master Judges sample and savor each entry to decide on the Judge’s Award favorite while the community will decide who will win the Golden Burger and be given the title of The Best Boca Burger!

Boca’s edgy and hipster downtown eatery Rebel House captured the trophy last year at the inaugural event and will be back to battle again.

A few new contenders getting ready to fire up their grills this year are the newly opened Jazziz Nightlife and Red Brick Grille at Frank Theatres as well as Bite Gastrotruck, rated in the top 100 burgers in America.

General admission tickets are $55 per person; VIP tickets are $85 per person. ALL ticket holders receive unlimited food and drink tastings; VIP ticket holders will enjoy early entry. Purchase your tickets online before they sell out! To purchase

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This 21+ event is from 6 PM (VIP) 7 PM to 10 PM (General Admission).

This Sizzling Summer Street Festival will feature Chef Wes Bonner as the event’s Chief Grill Master.

Wes graduated summa cum laude from Johnson and Wales University in North Miami and was a member of the silver key honor society. He has more than nine years in the culinary field through various restaurants and the hotel industry. Upon graduating Johnson and Wales in 2002, Wes was first employed with the Ritz Carlton Coconut Grove, a five-star, five-diamond establishment. A year later he chose to move overseas and expand his experience with additional education in the pastry arts through Thames Valley University in London. While living in London, Wes joined the staff of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, and worked in the One Michelin Star restaurant, Le Foliage. After completing school and chocolate courses he returned stateside where he enjoyed developing various skills through restaurants and hotels, including the five-star, five-diamond Four Seasons Resort on Palm Beach. In early 2009 Wes joined the Publix Aprons Simple Meals program while pursuing an education degree that would better support him in his various teaching roles. His passion for the culinary arts combined with his love for teaching paved the way for his success within the Publix Aprons Cooking School. He has a strong and contagious desire for others to enjoy learning how to have fun in the kitchen. Bonner’s role as Chief Grill Master of the 2nd Annual Boca Burger Battle will be an exciting and demanding position as he will oversee all of the South Florida Chefs and will set the judging criteria for all activities.

Portion of proceeds benefit www.PropelYourFuture.org, People Reaching out to Provide Education and Leadership, a 501c3 Non Profit Organization located in Boca Raton, FL. For more information and Sponsorship opportunities, please call 561.338.7594 or email BocaBurgerBattle@BocaRaton.com.

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By C. Ron Allen

We Will not be Deterred, Even Through the Pain The images remain etched in my mind – two months later.

They were faces of the people, captured moments after the two Boston Marathon terror blasts that registered deep confusion and shock. Every face asked the same thing: Why is this happening?

There will never be a satisfactory answer to the question.

President Obama has promised there will be justice.

“We will get to the bottom of this,” he said.

With the killing of one suspect and the capture of another, I’m still not sure we will.

My deepest sympathies go out to the victims. In cowardly fashion, an act of evil has struck a soft target – a community event based on health and fitness, courage and sportsmanship, which the fluttering world flags at the finish line showed was held in the spirit of good fellowship regardless of race or religion.

The two murderers who used bombs to spread their hatred knew full well the finish line carnage would be televised around the world, with the intent of spreading fear and trepidation about other events treasured by free societies, such as the looming London Marathon.

The ghastly attack is a stark reminder that terror can always strike when and where we least expect it.

This attack hits home for me. It’s personal. I grew up looking forward to each marathon, partly because it was Boston’s great spring holiday – Patriot’s Day. It was the day when the first battles of the War of Independence are remembered and which the city celebrates with the doubleheader of a major baseball game and the world-renowned marathon. It also was a day for family, one that called for BBQ and kite flying - if you’re a kid – a day where you and hundreds of thousands of people meet on one accord.

Instead it was stained with the blood of so many innocents, and all because someone, somewhere, believed that killing others is an effective way of drawing attention to their otherwise neglected cause.

What kind of evil is it that lies behind such acts? What warped version of reality takes over when someone plants bombs in places where thousands of people must

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pass and does so in the full expectation that many will be killed and dreadfully maimed?

What cause could possibly be elevated, what problem cured, by such lunacy?

Sadly, there are millions of people who live each day with the fear of random attacks: in Iraq, for example, where dozens of car bombings just last month left 50 people dead and more than 300 injured; or in Pakistan, where a bomb in a passenger bus killed nine a few days later; or in Nigeria, where dozens were killed two months ago when bombs exploded at a major bus station.

Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, there have been dozens of tragedies around the world – notably in Bali, Madrid, London and Mumbai.

Many have been killed and injured, and we have shared the pain and anxiety of witnessing images of horror in nations we regard as friends.

Mercifully, since September 11 changed the world, our beloved country has been free of such devastation until now.

This has perhaps lulled some into a sense of security, although our freedom from terror here at home has been more by good management than good luck.

While not all investigations are made public, I know that our law enforcement officials have foiled several plots by extremists looking to launch horrendous terror attacks on Americans.

So while we reflect on the trauma unleashed in my beloved hometown, we should also give thanks to the largely unsung work of counter-terrorism forces that have prevented far worse here at home.

The Boston Marathon outrage will test the resolve of the United States – and of all free nations.

Locally, there have been some rumblings as to the fate of public events.

Awful though it was, cancelling other community gatherings would be a win for terrorism, whatever its origins.

While prudent precautions are common sense, surrendering our way of life to fear is not an option.

Boston now stands as another grim reminder of the political maxim uttered by many a democratic leader who knows liberty cannot be taken for granted: “The price of freedom is eternal vigilance”. www.bocaratontribune.com

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THOUGHTS FROM THE PUBLISHER

By Douglas Heizer

Competition, Integrity and Compassion By: Rick Boxx When we talk about competition in business, typically we are thinking in terms of trying to achieve an advantage over our competitors – whether through the products or services we offer, customer service, or other factors that could enable us to increase market share. And whenever a circumstance presents itself that could enable us to gain a competitive advantage, we know it would be wise to grab it.

However, a friend of mine, Cliff Jones, offers a very different perspective on competition and the practice of capitalizing on a competitor’s misfortune.

In his book, Winning through Integrity, Cliff included a story about his friend, Robert Ingram, who owned two radio stations, one that specialized in classical music.

Mr. Ingram had a monopoly on

classical music radio programming in his city until a new competitor arrived. The competitor’s station presented similar programming, threatening to put a significant dent in the advertising sales and revenue generated by Mr. Ingram’s station.

One day severe winds blew down the transmitting tower of the rival station. Many people in Mr. Ingram’s situation might have celebrated the competitor’s misfortune. However, he chose a very different approach.

Instead of waiting for his opponent to fail because he was no longer able to broadcast, Mr. Ingram sent the chief engineer of his own company to get the competitor’s station up and running again.

When someone asked why he would do such a thing, knowing that choosing not to do anything likely would have resulted in eliminating the competitor, Mr. Ingram’s reply

was simple and honest: “I had what he needed to survive.”

In the Bible’s New Testament, we find this profound admonition: “If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself,’ you are doing right” (James 2:8). In Mr. Ingram’s case, he could have used the competitor’s problem for his own advantage. But he also realized that, had the circumstances been reversed, he would have appreciated receiving such assistance himself.

Too often in today’s demanding, high-pressure, bottom line-oriented business environment, we are willing to do anything to secure an important sale, get a signature on a contract, or somehow undermine those competing with us. The thought of offering help to them in a desperate time of need rarely occurs. But if we are committed to

conducting business with integrity – and compassion – concentrating on the best interests of those we encounter during the course of a typical workday, perhaps a radical change in our thinking is necessary.

Another New Testament passage tells us, “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others” (Philippians 2:3-4). This might sound difficult, because it is. We can’t be certain of the next sale, or of finalizing the next deal. But if integrity is our priority, we know what to do – even when it is difficult.

Will you do the right thing, even if it is for the benefit of a competitor?

Until next week!

POSITIVE LIVING

By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Hospitality Can Be Your Daily Experience!

A hospitable heart must always precede a hospitable action. You don’t need to open the doors of your house to anyone, including strangers, but it’s necessary to have the doors of your heart noticeably ready to open to other fellow humans!

In fact, I have offered to some of my audiences the challenge: “Be a hospitality center wherever you are, where others can approach you without fear, with significant benefits for them, and for yourself as well.” Indeed, there’s nothing good anyone ever does unto others which does not reward that individual even more than the immediate beneficiary

of a kind gesture!

If you are to make hospitality a daily experience, you need to manifest a welcoming disposition to all you meet. Not just your words but your countenance must convey that reality. Most people can detect ‘yes faces” and “no faces,” and it is to the former that others gravitate.

As social creatures, many humans experience lonely days on account of the lack of direct personal contact with fellow humans. It’s not sufficient to meet the grocer, to greet the postman, to wave to a neighbor, or momentarily to open the house doors to a repair man.

Most humans are eager for greater depth in their daily communication with people and this is possible to be restored to the extent that one recognizes the significance of hospitality, whereby they can meaningfully connect for occasional, or even regular, exchanges on issues of greater meaning and depth.

Although sometimes the initiative can come from another, unto whom you graciously respond, you also need to learn how to approach people and see if gradually a meaningful acquaintance can be established.

Persons need whatever you provide, as you also may lack what another

can offer, in terms of friendly interactions.

While it is true that much hospitality occurs within a home which invites others in, it can be just as effective when the only doors open are those of your heart, wherever you may be, in welcoming what others have to say and in joyfully responding with what you are capable of offering. Every single day we are surrounded by such opportunities, and its true beneficiaries are those who cautiously, but also decisively, take rightful advantage of them.

The benefits are mutual, and often enormous!

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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“Booster Bags” Bandits Busted After Stealing More than $4,000 Worth of Merchandise, Police say

By Fred Hamilton Authorities arrested five people from Miramar and Miami-Dade County in two separate incidents recently on shoplifting-related charges.

The arrests came on Thursday, July 27 outside the Town Center at Boca Raton.

While patrolling the mall parking lot, officers assigned to the Tactical Team saw a rented Nissan Altima with very dark tinted windows. They followed the car and stopped it after the driver did not signal to make a lane change, police said.

Police became suspicious because burglars and thieves have been renting cars with dark tints and driving to their target destinations in the city to commit crimes, police said.

An officer approached and smelled marijuana on the driver, which gave them the right to search the car and occupants, police said Police found marijuana. But they also found 138 articles of clothing worth $4,272.14 from various stores. They also found a booster bag, which is a bag lined with aluminum foil and used for shoplifting. The bags are designed to defeat the alarm systems at the door, authorities said.

In the trunk were 18 pairs of shorts and 22 shirts from Aeropostal; nine dresses, 13 shirts and 12 pairs of shorts from Express; 10 shirts and eight pairs of pants from Hot Topic; one necklace, nine dresses, six shirts and five pairs of leggings from Rue 21; five pairs of leggings and 24 pairs of jumpers from Charlotte Russ.

They also told police that they came to the mall to shoplift from American Apparel.

The driver of the car, Lashonda Shaprell Ryland of Miami, told police she shoplifted the merchandise, according to the Boca Raton police arrest report.

The other occupants of the car collectively said the clothing was for their family and was taken from other malls, police said.

Police charged Ryland and the other occupants, Nia Malika Bell, 38, and Ray Carr, 50, both of Miami, with possession/use of anti-shoplifting counter measures and retail theft with others distracting merchants. They also charged Carr with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and giving a false name upon arrest.

The second arrest occurred not long after in the same parking lot as other officers with the specialized unit saw a man and a woman with a large bag wrapped in duct tape.

The pair then got into their car and began leaving the shopping center but officers stopped the driver, Gerald Livingston Allen, 23, when he failed to signal before making a lane change.

Allen, 23, was driving with a suspended license from two years ago, police said. While questioning Allen and his passenger, Letha Sahanna Young, 29, officers saw marijuana and rolling papers in the car. They searched the car and found a “booster bag” as well as numerous pieces of merchandise from Pac Sun and Express valued at $477.87, police said.

Police charged both Allen and Young - both of Miramar with retail theft in concert with another. They also charged Allen with operating a vehicle with a suspended license and Young with possession/use of anti-shoplifting counter measures.

Before they entered the store, an officer had noticed Young stuffing a large bag wrapped in duct tape — another suspected booster bag — into her purse before heading into the mall. Young's purse appeared "empty and flat" when she went into the mall but was "round and full" when she and Allen exited.

Woman arrested for opening fraudulent accounts with stolen identities

W h i l e conducting surveillance in the area of Glades Road and I-95, members of the Boca Raton Police Tactical Team observed a car Jazmine Murph with Tennessee plates commit a traffic violation.

After stopping the vehicle, officers saw marijuana in plain sight. The occupants, two females and a male juvenile, were removed from the car and a search was conducted.

In addition to the marijuana, officers found a purse, which contained Bloomingdales credit account receipt with a $3,000 credit limit, a Macy’s credit account receipt with a $1,200 limit, a Justice credit account receipt for $1,000 with 3 new Justice gift cards totaling $870.

All were opened on June 25th in the name of Janet Bamford. Also in the vehicle was a piece of paper with the name, date of birth and social security number for William Logie, along with a Kohl’s credit card receipt for $1,000 opened on June 20th.

A search of the front passenger, Jazmine Murph, produced a Florida driver’s license with her picture, but with the personal information of

Janet Bamford.

A further search of the car turned up three handbags and a woman’s wallet in the trunk. A receipt in the bag indicated they were purchased with the line of credit just opened at Bloomingdales in Bamford’s name for a total of $1,824.26. A Justice bag and a receipt for items purchased totaling nearly $1,000 were also located.

Both Bamford and Logie were contacted and said their identities had been stolen. They had reported the crimes in the past.

During Precious Memory questioning, Jackson Murph admitted to officers that she was the one who opened the accounts. As a result Jazmine Murph was charged with Grand Theft, Creating, Possessing & Use of Fictitious Personal ID, Attempt to use ID of another Person without consent, Fraudulent use of a Credit Card and Possession of Marijuana.

The driver of the car, Precious Jackson and the male juvenile were charged with Possession of Marijuana.

Fatal Car Crash Killed a Woman In Jog Road Monday Morning

BOCA RATON – A woman speeding out of Mizner Preserve on Jog Road, just over the Boca/ Delray line, was killed Monday morning in a horrific three car crash.

Investigators say Fran Abel, 57, was speeding in her 2009 Audi as she jetted from Mizner Preserve across Jog Road. She slammed into a vehicle that was traveling north on Jog which forced that car

into a spin. That vehicle hit a tree, then stopped in the street. A third vehicle — whose driver presumably had no idea that Abel was going to rocket out of the community — couldn’t stop and ended up hitting the driver’s door.

Speed IS considered a factor in this case, however alcohol is not.

If you saw the crash, please call PBSO at 561-681-4535.

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Vintage Rock and Roll Came to Florida Atlantic University on July 4th

All-American vintage rock and roll came to Florida Atlantic University on July 4th and baby boomers came out in force to soak it all in. Sixties superstars Jay & the Americans were the main attraction at the concert which took place in the Carole and Barry Kaye Auditorium on the University’s Boca campus. It was billed as a luxury alternative to more traditional outdoor Independence Day festivities centered on fireworks displays and local talent.

The evening’s headliners spend more than half the year on the road, singing their hits, such as “Only in America”, “Come a Little Bit Closer” and “This Magic Moment” at festivals and concert events. Featuring three original members from their heyday on the Billboard charts, the group covered all of their dozen-plus hits in addition to peppering the show with covers and stories of their work with other artists. Members Boca Life & Arts

of Jay & the Americans were the first to discover and produce Steely Dan, for example. Jay & the Americans were the first to chart a Neil Diamond composition. And the group made no secret of their evolution involving not one, not two, but three Jays. Jay Reincke, who has fronted the group since their re-formation seven years ago, was in fine voice this night and made re-creating the Americans’ more operatic cuts, such as “Cara Mia”, seem like a walk in the park. “The third Jay was extraordinary,” remarked Deby Goldfarb of Stepping Out Florida, who had brought a group of more than twenty single men and women to the show. The original Americans kept up with their younger counterpart, keeping the audience engaged and carrying on routines that must come naturally, considering most met when they were still in their teens.

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Satins opened the show and showed first-time revelers why they were back by popular demand, having played the same theater just 6 months earlier. Although some may have come expecting to hear little more than the songs the group recorded with Dion such as “Runaround Sue” and “The Wanderer”, the Del-Satins wowed the crowd with a variety of classics such as “Bridge Over Troubled Water” (a show-stopper) and a medley of patriotic tunes culminating in “Livin’ in America”.

Zizka, just past his 70th birthday, roused the spirit of James Brown for the latter, cutting up and dancing around the 60-some-oddfoot apron of the stage like an entertainer half his age. It was tough to decide whether to focus on his wild comedic facial expressions or his feet which seemed to have a life of their own. Original DelSatins Tommy Ferrara and Les Cauchi were also spotlighted as was

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Edie Van Buren, who delivered the Pointer Sisters’ “I’m So Excited” like she meant it.

The show was the latest in the “Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp Live” series produced by Joe Mirrione and Tony Brocco, area residents who also delivered the “Jazz, Bossa & Blues Live!” series and “Moonlight Serenade” big band events to Boca.

Sandy Deanne, founding member of Jay & the Americans, was impressed with the dynamic duo’s efforts on the fourth. “Never have I seen so much thought and caring for both the fans and performers go into presenting a show,” gushed Yaguda.

“That’s high praise, coming from a 50-year industry veteran who was also the Music Supervisor for Beatlemania on Broadway”, responded Mirrione, upon hearing the commentary.

“But we don’t let it go to our heads.

We’re still going to try to top it next time.” For more info, visit www.poprockdoowopp.com.

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Despicable Me 2” Best-Suited for Children

By Skip Sheffield “Despicable Me 2” is a sequel strictly for the kiddies. The original “Despicable Me” was funny and clever, turning the tables on the traditional movie bad-guy role.

That former bad guy is Gru, voiced by Steve Carrell. How bad was Gru? He tried to steal the moon in the first movie, but in a manner of speaking he saw the light and became a good guy, adopting three orphaned girls.

All three of the original girls have returned to voice their parts of Margo (Miranda Cosgrave), the eldest; tomboy Edith (Dana Gaier) the middle child and Agnes (Elsie Fisher), the youngest. As the story opens we see Gru is drag in a futile attempt to play a fairy princess when the real one

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was a no-show.

Being a single dad is not nearly as interesting as being a villain, so although the same French directors (Pierre Coffin and Chris Reanaud) and writers (Ken Daurio and Cinco Paul) returned to work on the sequel, the idea is no longer as fresh or unusual.

According to my sources Al Pacino was originally cast to voice a new villain, Eduardo. stepped into the dual role of Pacino dropped out over creative Eduardo, owner of a Mexican differences and Benjamin Bratt restaurant and his alter ego El Macho, a Latino super-villain.

There are various subplots involving lovelorn Gru and his lady friend Lucy (Kristen Wiig) an obnoxious date with Shannon (Kristen Schaal) and Margo and her boyfriend Antonio (Moises Arias) who just so happens to be Eduardo’s son.

Also returning is Russell Brand as Gru best villain buddy, Dr. Nefario, but even he seems disillusioned with his new goodguy role making terrible-tasting jelly.

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comedy are Gru’s legions of cute yellow “minions,” who are there to serve Gru’s every command.

There is a funny twist in which an evil plot is hatched to turn the giggling minions into snarling purple monsters, but it is not followed through.

Indeed the minions have become so important they will have their own movie in the next sequel, scheduled for release in December, 2014. Make sure you stick around for the final credits and you will see some amusing “auditions” for the next movie.

These computer-animated movies take a lot of time to make.

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Food Review

Marc Kent

Enjoy The Summer Bounty at Seasons 52 New creative dishes join with the traditional favorites to tempt palettes at this home of casual dining.

Gladys, Arnold, CRon joined this reviewer for a tasting of the latest and greatest!

Bear in mind that Seasons 52’s inspired cooking has every item less than 475 calories!

The flatbread listing of 3 standards including our favorite artichoke and goat cheese as well as grilled garlic pesto chicken and a plum tomato. New additions of steak and blue cheese, then spicy chipotle shrimp were both fine tasting.

Appetizers now include a ahi tuna tartare, cool and smooth with a wasabi-avocado mousse and mango chutney. Also there is a hummus offering of both roasted red pepper and minted edamame styles – excellent!! The standards are spicy chicken relleno, goat cheese ravioli, lump crab and roasted shrimp with spinach stuffed mushrooms and grilled chipotle spiced chicken skewers.

Five small salads are listed in addition to four entrée salads – the new version is a delicious vegetarian tasting salad with triple grain quinoa, cedar roasted tofu, mango chutney, soft tacos and summer vegetables – excellent tastings.

The fish and seafood roster still list the mesquite – grilled garlic shrimp, the caramelized grilled sea scallops, cedar plank roasted salmon and – our favorite –grilled boneless rainbow trout with baby carrots, parsley roasted potatoes and grilled lemon. The new addition is grilled jumbo shrimp cavatappi pasta with caramelized garlic, roasted yellow peppers, summer tomatoes and

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broccolini – unfortunately bland shrimp and pasta, not our choice.

Poultry and meat heading lists old favorite grilled kona-crusted lamb t-bone chops, all natural BBQ chicken and oak-grilled filet mignon…a new 13 ounce bone-in strip steak, done medium and tender/juicy- perfect!

New item turkey skewers with grilled vegetables – farro Hoppin’ John with a zinfandel BBQ glaze – a fine choice.

The Chef has daily dinner specials-this time featuring both a roasted tomato soup and a spicy shrimp Thai soup. The flatbread special of summer fig and goat cheese is a winner – if it is on your menu, do try it.

We also tasted a tuna and avocado sushi roll- with 3 dipping sauces – very nice! Listed are grilled Specials of salmon or snapper plus summer vegetables – look for them on your Chef ’s dinner special listings.

For desserts, the wonderful roster of 8 different individual servings of classics await your choosing.

Espresso, cappuccino, lemonades, teas, coffees, specialty waters await your pleasure.

Seasons 52 lists 45 white wines, 52 red wines, both by bottle or glass, including sparkling favorites.

9 martinis and up drinks plus 14 beers (domestic and imported) and 18 cordials/scotches are listed.

Seasons 52 is located at 2300 Executive Center Drive in Boca Raton (561-998-9952) and is open 7 days from 11:30AM to 10PMweekend to 11PM. Seating 245 inside and 50 on patio, it is a fine dining experience. We suggest you…Go and Enjoy!

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- Robinson Brumaire was arrested for assault (domestic related).

Brumaire was T.O.T. county jail - A W/F/J was arrested after she threatened her father with a kitchen knife.

- Victim reported a delayed burglary to residence by way of distraction from 06/06/2013. Approximately $950 in miscellaneous jewelry and three US Passports were stolen.

Possible suspects listed in the report - CVS store manager reported the theft of one package of St. Joseph`s cough and cold medicine, valued at $7.39.

- According to Monique Newman, on 05/06/13 between 2000 hours and 2130 hours an unknown suspect stole her purse from her friends black Camry that was parked at 2000 W. Yamato (Patch Reed Park). The vehicle was parked near the basketball courts on the north end parking lot. The purse was left on the floor of the passenger seat and the door was left unlocked.

- Unknown suspect(s) entered the victim`s Lexus RX350. A bag containing clothes, jewelry and electronics was stolen.

- Unknown suspect(s) smashed the passenger side window of the victim`s vehicle while parked behind 5903 N Federal Hwy (The Duck) and removed a purse from the passenger seat. Cash and one credit card taken.

- Dispatched to 600 E Palmetto Park Rd in ref. to a delayed theft.

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- Responded to 500 SW 2nd Ave in reference to a stolen scooter.

- Robinson Brumaire was arrested for assault (domestic related).

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- BRPD responded to 300 Newcastle St(Sand Pine Park) in reference to a broken light fixture under a park pavillion.

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FAITH

DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE

By Rick Warren

By Mike Gora

Do Not Be Reluctant to Show Mercy In real fellowship – a friendship or relationship in which mutual support is extended – people experience mercy. Fellowship is a place of grace, where mistakes are not rubbed in with constant reminders, but rubbed out and forgiven. Fellowship happens when mercy wins over justice.

Everyone needs mercy, because we all stumble and fall, and usually require help getting back on track.

Because of this, we need to be willing to offer mercy to each other – and be equally willing to receive it from one another.

You cannot have fellowship, whether in the workplace, a community organization or a family, without forgiveness because bitterness and resentment always destroy fellowship. Sometimes we hurt each other intentionally and sometimes unintentionally; either way, it takes massive amounts of mercy and grace to create and maintain fellowship.

The Bible offers this wise admonition: “You must make allowance for each other’s faults and forgive the person who offends you.

Remember, the Lord forgave you, so you must forgive others” (Colossians 3:13).

The mercy God shows to us should serve as the motivation for us to show mercy to others, regardless of the circumstances. Whenever you find yourself being hurt by someone else, you have a choice to make: Will I use my energy and emotions for retaliation – or for resolution? You cannot do both.

Many people are reluctant to show mercy because they fail to understand the difference between trust and forgiveness.

Forgiveness is letting go of the past. Trust, however, has to do with future behavior.

Forgiveness must be immediate, regardless of whether a person asks for it. Trust must be earned and rebuilt over time.

Trust requires a track record. If someone hurts you repeatedly, you are commanded by God to forgive them instantly, for your own benefit as well as the other person. Lack of forgiveness can become an emotional cancer, a lingering, lethal source of bitterness.

However, you are not expected to immediately trust the person that has hurt you – and you are not expected to continue allowing them to hurt you. When people inflict pain in your life, they must prove to have changed over time before they can regain your trust. One of the best places for restoring trust is within the supportive context of a small group that can provide both encouragement and accountability.

But while you are giving people time to make positive changes, your first step should be to extend forgiveness, independent of whatever remedial action they choose to take.

Consider this insight from the Scriptures: “When people sin, you should forgive and comfort them, so they won’t give up in despair” (2 Corinthians 2:7).

© 2011, Purpose Driven Life. All rights reserved. Adapted from a column by Dr. Rick Warren, the author of numerous books, including the highly acclaimed, The Purpose-Drive Life, which has been translated into many languages and sold throughout the world. It affirms the importance of having a carefully considered, clearly expressed purpose to guide everyday life. It has been named one of the 100 Christian books that changed the 20th Century. He also has written The PurposeDriven Church.

Americans, Our Enimies?

No the real Americans are not our enemies. Us every day Joes who have always gone to work, every day and done the best we could for our wives, husbands and kids. Those who truly love this country love it more than God, because we know that it is real and that is has given us opportunities which few people on this planet can enjoy.

Who are those American enemies you ask; those who would bring us down so that we can cow tow to foreign masters with strange names, and colors and experiences unlike our home.

No, I don’t think so.

They may be different, but they would love to have our lives, and opportunities, and our very homes, not to take away but to earn. They want to be us, and pay the price that we do.

Over the last ten years, and perhaps before, our enemies have shown their stripes from every corner of our fair land. Every so often they beg for your vote, but then go on to Washington where they caucus with their own separate tribes and, year after year, like lemmings follow one

another over partisan cliffs.

They daily trash day the magic of their own predecessors who knew that while “Party” loyalty is important loyalty to the best interests of all citizens is a far, far better dream.

We have no more leaders. Our enemies in the Senate and the Congress draw their opinions from religious leaders, who constitutionally have no power or from the fringe groups of leftists or Tea Party acolytes who would not know a compromise as a better way if it would bite them on the butt.

In a comic strip of yesterday swamp buddy “Pogo” would often say, “We have met the Enemy, and they are US!!!” I wish that it was so today because the “US” today would do a better job of running this country that the carpetbaggers and scalawags in the Nation’s Capital today who pray to their “Party” banners while allowing the United States to fail by the weight of their self interest.

Have a Happy 4th, God Bless America and Americans, but save us from our elected representatives.

Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Education and Specialization of The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law and is a partner with Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora can be reached at mhgora@sbwlawfirm.com.

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The Junior League of Boca Raton Announces 2013-2014 Board of Directors A Kansas native, McMillin has been a South Florida resident since 2003.

P r o f e s s i o n a l ly, McMillin has more than 13 years of public accounting experience.

Currently, she is a Senior Audit Manager for Grant Thornton, where she provides services for both publicly traded and privately held entities. In addition, she has L-R Meghan Shea,Maggie Dickenson,Nancy Dockerty, Samantha Vassallo,Kellie Mejia, Kristen overseen numerous Stanley,Terri Williams, Sherry Winter, Melissa Whelchel, Jennifer Barner, Florence Kizza, Crystal McMildue diligence lin, Andrea Garcia, Jamie Sauer engagements Boca Raton – The Junior League of Boca Raton since 2005, serving assisting her clients of Boca Raton, Inc. (JLBR) recently in such roles as Vice President of with mergers and acquisitions. announced the new Board of Fund Development, Vice President McMillin has also spent a significant Directors for the 2013-2014 League of Finance, and Vice President of amount of time on large national year. Leading the Board is President Community Issues. In addition, she and international audits and is the Crystal McMillin. McMillin has currently serves as a board member Fort Lauderdale and Miami Office been a member of the Junior League of the JLBR Endowment Fund.

Champion for Women at Grant Thornton.

McMillin is incredibly excited to serve as President of JLBR. During her presidential acceptance speech, McMillin stated, “I grew up in a small town in Kansas where everyone helped everyone. That “giving” mentally has certainly stayed with me over the years, and is a big reason why I am part of the Junior League today.”

Fellow members of the 2013-2014 Board of Directors are: President Elect Andrea Garcia, Vice President of Communications Florence Kizza, Vice President of Community Issues Kellie Mejia, Vice President of Finance Kirsten Stanley, Vice President of Fund Development Samantha Vassallo, Vice President of Personnel Terri Williams, Vice President of Planning Meghan Shea, Community Issues Research Chair Melissa Whelchel, Nominating Placement Chair Jamie Sauer, Public Relations/Marketing Chair Jennifer Evans Barner, Training Chair Sherry Winter, Recording Secretary Maggie Dickerson and Sustaining Advisor Nancy Dockerty.

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This new service offering guarantees that clients will receive numerous page one rankings for relevant keywords related to their business.

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FAU Board of Trustees Names Dennis Crudele Interim President Florida Atlantic University’s Board of Trustees today named Dennis Crudele as Interim President to succeed Mary Jane Saunders, pending confirmation by the Florida Board of Governors. Crudele, a longtime FAU administrator, was named acting president on May 15, when Saunders resigned as FAU’s sixth president.

“I’m pleased to be able to continue the progress we’ve already made in fostering a more responsive and transparent environment here at FAU,” said Crudele. “I pledge to continue making changes where they are needed in order to create a clean slate for the new president to inherit.”

Prior to his role as acting president, Crudele was FAU’s senior vice president for financial affairs, where he oversaw many departments and functions of the university, including human resources, the FAU Police Department, the university budget office, business services, the university controller, the purchasing department, administrative technology support services and business/auxiliary services. He also was executive director of the FAU Finance Corporation and he served as liaison to the Audit and Finance Committee of the FAU Board of Trustees.

Crudele came to FAU in 1987 as director of purchasing. Over the course of 26 years, he rose steadily through the ranks, serving successively as assistant vice

president for administration and finance, assistant vice president of operations management in the Division of Student Affairs, associate vice president for financial affairs and acting vice president for financial affairs. In 2010 he was named senior vice president for financial affairs, overseeing an operating budget of $587 million.

He has played a major role in the university’s efforts to deal with challenges generated by repeated deep cuts in state funding, totaling $79 million over six years.

Crudele came to FAU from the governing body for the state university system, the Florida Board of Regents, which in 2003 became the Board of Governors. During his six years at the Board of Regents he held a number of positions, including office operations supervisor of business and financial services and purchasing agent. His service on the Board allowed him to gain system-wide knowledge of the business/financial side of university operations.

“FAU is in good hands with Dennis Crudele, as we’ve already seen during his six weeks as acting president,” said Anthony Barbar, chair of FAU’s Board of Trustees.

“He has my full support, as well as that of my fellow trustees. We know he will continue to serve as a strong, thoughtful and decisive leader during our search for a permanent president.”

Crudele has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Florida State University.

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FAU Names Barbara Witte as Director of Gift Planning BOCA RATON – Florida Atlantic University’s Division of Community Engagement recently named Barbara Witte as its director of gift planning. Witte will work with Executive Director David Rutherford to assist donors who are interested in supporting FAU’s academic, research and scholarship programs through deferred giving.

She also will facilitate incoming gifts from trusts and estates, and charitable grants from foundations.

“I am very excited to join the FAU Division of Community Engagement to help advance the mission of this remarkable University,” said Witte.

“I look forward to contributing to the talented development staff here at FAU. I also look forward to working with our donors, board members and friends – the visionary people who make great things happen here every day.”

Witte joins FAU with more than 18 years of fundraising experience.

Most recently, she served as vice president of philanthropic services for the Community Foundation of Broward, which grew from $60 million to $150 million during her tenure. Witte’s previous fundraising positions include director of development for SOS Children’s Villages, assistant director of development for Miami Country Day School and assistant director of student financial aid for the University of Miami. She received a bachelor’s degree from Bucknell University and is currently enrolled in the Master of Nonprofit Management program at FAU. “We are pleased to welcome Barbara to the FAU family,” said Joanne Davis, interim vice president of community engagement. “She is a dedicated and professional fundraiser and gift planner. FAU and the community will certainly benefit from her experience helping donors create meaningful charitable plans.”

BAGEL CITY SOUTH’s Sizzling Summer Special: The Secret Recipe for 20 Years of Success Come to Bagel City South in Boca Raton and taste history. Their secret 150 year old Ukrainian bagel recipe has made the restaurant a Florida landmark. This summer, as they prepare for their autumn 20th anniversary, owners Norman Slotnik and Ben Aqshlomo, are starting the celebration early with a Summer Special: buy one breakfast or lunch entrée and get one at half price.

“We have been a bagel making family for 4 generations,” says Ben. “Our recipe originated in Kiev and has been a closely guarded secret for all of these years. The one part of the process that we are at liberty to discuss is the old-fashioned way we boil and then bake the bagels. This

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creates a bagel that is incomparable in its taste. ” While bagels and their scrumptious gourmet cream cheeses are a huge draw for customers. The restaurant also offers a vast array of delicious breakfast treats including a variety of omelets, pancakes, French toast and more. And lunch brings an array of salad sandwiches, deli sandwiches, grilled sandwiches and melts.

“We wish to thank all of our loyal patrons who have made these past twenty years so terrific,” said Ben. “We are looking forward to many more years of sharing our family recipe with all the wonderful families in Florida.”

Local Realtor Broadens Home Buying Market

By Madison Mills In today’s competitive housing market, every homeowner wants top dollar for their sale. One South Florida realtor is turning to the east to help get potential buyers for homes here in the west.

Aviva Eyal uses her global influence to connect the buyers and sellers of these seemingly contrasting worlds. After living in Taiwan and learning to speak fluent Chinese, she moved here and quickly became a leading international Realtor at The Keyes Company, where she specializes in luxury real estate. Now, she is using her international knowledge to attract a unique market of previously untapped buyers: the Chinese.

Eyal explained why the Chinese are interested in real estate here in the United States.

“The Chinese word for the United States is meiguo, meaning ‘beautiful country.’ They have a special connection to the U.S, and now Chinese leaders have opened the gates by allowing citizens to invest around the world. They are becoming more global”, Eyal said.

Chinese leaders are beginning to integrate a robust form of capitalism, causing the amount of prosperity in the country to reach an all-time high. China has become the world’s leading exporter and biggest trading nation. The leaders of China are also encouraging the expansion of their innovation sector. This will lead to an increase in private wealth amongst the Chinese, who will then be searching for lucrative investments for their newfound wealth.

So what will the Chinese do with this excess cash? Aviva is hoping to entice Chinese profiteers to spend their money in the South Florida real estate market.

“Florida is especially attractive because it is a beautiful, commercial area that will allow buyers to get more for their money,” explained Eyal. “Here, they can live in a nice

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home on the water for the same price as a one bedroom in New York.”

This increase in buyers will then help the housing market continue to grow, as increased competition leads to increased sales. The more potential buyers there are for your home, the more likely it is that one of them will be a good fit for your sale. Eyal’s global contacts bring with them a much broader base of buyers to pull from.

Her international skills don’t end with her ability to speak multiple languages. She attended Su Chow University in Taiwan as well as Tel Aviv University in Israel, where she was born and raised (and learned to speak fluent Hebrew, making her trilingual). Her international experience in marketing and finance led her to live in Germany, London, New York and of course South Florida. Her incredible worldwide adventures have broadened her scope of influence, allowing her to have a uniquely widespread client base.

“Traveling and living all over the world has helped me understand other cultures and other peoples’ needs. The Chinese culture is very different, and you have to appreciate that culture,” Eyal added.

Bringing these clients to South Florida will help maintain the growth that has already begun within the real estate market here.

Since the changes in the Chinese economy have left some Chinese with a surplus in wealth, there couldn’t be a better time to introduce these investors to the sunshine state, and Aviva is just the person to make that introduction possible.

“I put all of myself and my heart into every transaction, and I build relationships with my clients. The best compliment I can receive is that a client is happy with their new home,” said Aviva.

Her ability to build lasting relationships with her clients will allow her to facilitate the needs of Chinese investors, helping both buyers and sellers to increase their profits.

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Strikers conclude Spring with road loss against Rowdies The Fort Lauderdale Strikers fell in the finale of the NASL's Spring season 4-0 against the rival Tampa Bay Rowdies on Thursday night in front of 5,034 fans at Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg, Fla. Two goals in each half propelled the Rowdies to the win. The Strikers Mark Anderson returned from injury to play a full 90 minutes in the match.

"We are obviously very disappointed. I think the early goal caused us to lose some confidence and we were not able to recover," said Strikers' interim head coach Ricardo Lopes. "In the second half we were able to use the counter attack to generate some good chances, but their keeper made some good saves."

In the 20th minute forward Georgi Hristov ran down the Strikers’ right flank and played a through ball to Keith Savage who's shot from inside the 18 yard box put the Rowdies up 1-0. The Strikers' Hosman Ramos fired a shot toward Rowdies' goalkeeper Diego Restrepo in the 28th minute, which

he successfully blocked away.

Savage’s second goal came when Luke Mulholland played the ball into the box which Strikers' goalkeeper Matt Glaeser attempted to punch away. Glaeser's attempt was off and Savage was able to head the ball into the net from eight yards away for his third goal of the season.

The second half began with an excellent chance as Strikers' left back Stephane Guillaume hit a cross come shot from 35 yards away which caromed off the Rowdies' crossbar and was cleared away by defender Jordan Gafa.

The Rowdies extended their lead in the 52nd minute when defender Jay Needham headed in a Luke Mulholland corner kick. The Rowdies then made it 4-0 when Hristov played a through ball to forward Mike Ambersley who beat Glaeser one-on-one.

The Strikers' final chance came in the 70th minute when Jemal Johnson was free from 10 yards away but Restrepo came out and blocked Johnson’s shot.

Atlanta Silverbacks Win 2013 NASL Spring Championship; Will Host Soccer Bowl

By: Pedro Heizer This year the Fourth of July sure had its share of fireworks. Not only in the skies, but also on the soccer pitch. From Major League Soccer, to the North American Soccer League, teams put on a show for their fans.

In the NASL, Independence Day marked the date of the final game of the Spring Championship Season, and three teams, the San Antonio Scorpions, the Carolina Railhawks, and the Atlanta Silverbacks all were in contention for the Spring Championship.

The Carolina Railhawks had the best chance of winning the tittle since a win would have made them untouchable at the top of the standings with 23 points.

For the San Antonio Scorpions, they needed to beat the Railhawks by three goals and would have also needed help from Minnesota United FC to defeat the Atlanta Silverbacks.

The Silverbacks had the most improbable of scenarios; not only did they need to defeat Minnesota United FC in Minnesota, but they also needed Carolina to lose to the Scorpions, and they needed to overcome a goal difference of four that was in Carolina’s favor.

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soccer gods smiled upon Atlanta on Independence Day. The Scorpions defeated the Railhawks 2-0, and all the Silverbacks needed to do was defeat Minnesota by two, which they did.

What a fantastic turnaround by Eric Wynalda and the Silverbacks.

From last place just one season ago, and all the entire soccer community doubting, to NASL Spring Champions.

“I am so proud of these guys and how they played,” said Silverbacks coach Brian Haynes who has turned around Atlanta’s fortunes after they finished one place of the bottom of the 2012 NASL standings. “We did what we had to do so I am so proud of the boys who gave a great effort against a good team and we took our chances well.”

As the Spring Champions, the Silverbacks have earned the right host the 2013 Soccer Bowl at Atlanta Silverbacks Park versus the Champion of the 2013 NASL Fall Season.

The NASL will kick off the 2013 Fall Championship Season on August 3rd when the Fort Lauderdale Strikers travel to New York to renew their rivalry with the New York Cosmos.

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HEAT Use Mario Chalmers’ Team Option By: Pedro Heizer In a quest to “three-peat”, Pat Riley and the Miami HEAT will do everything they can to keep the core of their championship winning team together.

Earlier today in Miami, Pat Riley told the media that the twotime defending NBA champions will exercise their option to bring Mario Chalmers back for the 20132014 season.

The Heat had a $4 million team option on Chalmers for next season, and in a move that isn’t particularly surprising, they opted in Wednesday and have secured the two-time NBA Champion for another year.

In the conference, Riley also indicated that the Heat aren’t expected to amnesty Mike Miller, despite the fact that he’s set to make $6 million next year.

Chalmers, who was drafted in

2008 alongside Michael Beasley, has spent his entire career with the Heat since being acquired in a draft night deal with Minnesota after winning that year’s national championship with Kansas.

As a rookie, Chalmers started and averaged 10 points per game.

The 27-year-old has been Miami’s starting point guard for the majority of his career.

This season, Chalmers hit a career best 40.9 percent and had some great shooting nights in the playoffs, notably a 20-point effort where he nailed four of five threes in a 103-100 win in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

Chalmers’ ability to hit spotup three-pointers has increased drastically since his rookie season which makes him more valuable to a HEAT squad which had many sharpshooters to punish teams who leave them open.

Jones and Lewis Exercise Player Options For The 2013-14 Season By: Pedro Heizer James Jones and Rashard Lewis have both exercised their player options for the 2013-14 season earlier today. Not as if this was anything surprising.

Neither player received much playing time this season, Jones and Lewis averaged 3.7 and 4.3 minutes per game respectfully during the 2013 NBA playoffs, but both may become bigger parts of the rotation with the possible amnesty of Mike Miller.

Ray Allen also has a player option for next year, Mario Chalmers has team option for next season and the HEAT have until Sunday to exercise the $4 million option.

Miami has three players who will become unrestricted free agents come July 1, Chris Andersen, Jarvis Varnado and Juwan Howard.

Below is the official release by the Miami HEAT: MIAMI, June 25 – The Miami HEAT announced today that both forward James Jones and forward Rashard Lewis have exercised their player options for the 2013-14 season. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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postseason berths in each of his five seasons with Miami, including two NBA Championships. The Miami native has appeared in 246 career games with the HEAT, averaging 4.2 points and 1.4 rebounds while shooting 39.8 percent from threepoint range. He hit a career-high 123 three-point field goals during the 2010-11 season while capturing the 2011 NBA Three-Point Shootout title. Jones originally signed with the HEAT as a free agent on July 9, 2008.

Lewis, a 15-year NBA veteran, appeared in 55 games (nine starts) with the HEAT this season averaging 5.2 points, 2.2 rebounds and 14.4 minutes while shooting 41.4 percent from the field and 38.9 percent from three-point range. He scored in double-figures 13 times this season, including a season-high 19 points twice, first vs. Boston on April 12 and then at Cleveland on April 15. He appeared in 11 postseason games during Miami’s championship run this season totaling 17 points, seven rebounds, four assists, two steals and two blocks while shooting 40 percent from the field in 47 minutes of action. He was originally signed by the HEAT as a free agent on July 11, 2012. www.bocaratontribune.com

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Boca Raton Product, Jozy Altidore Joins Sunderland On 4-Year Deal

By: Pedro Heizer On Tuesday afternoon Sunderland announced the signing of USMNT striker Jozy Altidore to a four-year deal. The transfer fee is rumored to be £8.5million (around $13 million).

Altidore, 23, is Sunderland’s sixth summer signing and has been brought in to boost Paolo Di Canio’s attacking options, with the club heavily reliant on the goals of Steven Fletcher last season.

“I’m thrilled to be here,” Altidore told Sunderland’s official website.

“It’s a fantastic club, I’m really excited about this season and I’m excited to be a part of it.”

According to a statement on the club website, Altidore is set to join head coach Paolo Di Canio and his

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new team mates in Italy for training camp on Tuesday.

In the 2009-10 season, Altidore played in the Premier League with Hull City, while he was on loan from Villarreal. While at Hull City, Altidore only found the back of the net once.

However, in 2011 Altidore joined AZ Alkmaar and had one of the best seasons by an American overseas, scoring 38 goals in 67 appearances.

While many question Altidore’s return to the English Premier League, I see this as a huge opportunity for Altidore to redeem himself with fans of the EPL. Altidore is older, wiser, and more skillful today than he was back in the 2009 season, expect the US start to shine in Sunderland.

Miami To Host Guinness International Champions Cup Finals By: Pedro Heizer Stephen Ross might have been unsuccessful in bringing the Super Bowl back to Miami, but he is bringing the next best thing, the Guinness International Champions Cup. The ICC, which will match up some of soccer’s most storied franchises, will in have its championship game here in Miami on August 7.

Some of the biggest clubs in the world will take part in the tournament including, Chelsea, A.C. Milan, Valencia, Everton, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Juventus, and the back-to-back MLS Cup Champions Los Angeles Galaxy.

Together the eight teams have won 120 league titles, and 20 European Champions league trophies. Real Madrid leads with 32 La Liga titles in Spain. The tournament also will feature 35 of the top 100 players in the world.

Relevent Sports, whose parent company RSE Ventures is owned

by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, brings the excitement and intensity of international soccer to the United States by showcasing the best clubs in the world through premier tournaments and events.

Relevent Sports goes beyond the game and provides an innovative approach to building international soccer presence by utilizing brand development, grassroots planning, corporate sponsors, international touring and philanthropic initiatives for the soccer organizations.

Charlie Stillitano, former general manager of the New York/ New Jersey MetroStars, and venue director for Giants Stadium during the 1994 World Cup, is currently the CEO of Relevent Sports and one of the people who are very close to this project.

“Stephen Ross had the idea of creating a tournament and having all the teams come down to Miami to play the final,” said Stillitano. “He [Ross] sees Miami’s changing face and the cultural shift, he realizes that in many cases their first love is soccer.”

Although South Florida has not had a Major League Soccer franchise since 2001 when the Miami Fusion called it quits, the area is no stranger to big marquee soccer matches; most recently, 36,535 fans filled Sun Life Stadium as they witnessed Spain and Haiti clash on June 8th.

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Prior to the ICC, the World Football Challenge tried to do the same type of tournament and it was a huge success. Over 60,000 fans packed stadiums to watch powerhouses Chelsea, America, Inter Millan, and A.C. Millan clash. However, with a win or go home feel to it, teams coming to the United States trying to get ready for preseason didn’t appreciate the idea of coming to play a game and going back.

“The biggest challenge we found when creating the ICC was the schedule,” says Stillitano. “What we found is that as teams [from Europe] don’t want to come and just play friendly matches. They want to compete.”

The ICC is a very condensed tournament; on one side of the bracket, the first-round matches are Juventus vs. Everton at AT&T Park on July 31 and Real Madrid vs. the Galaxy at University of Phoenix Stadium on Aug. 1. The other side has AC Milan vs. Valencia on July 27 at Estadio Mestalla in Spain and Chelsea vs. Inter Milan on Aug. 1 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Semifinal matches are at Aug. 3 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., on Aug. 4.

Seventh and fifth-place matches will be played on Aug, 6, while the third-place and championship matches will be played on Aug. 7.

“With the knockout stage, we tried to keep a format that is really easy for fans to understand,” said Stillitano.

The one team that might be new to some soccer fans is the Los Angeles Galaxy, and despite being the back-to-back defending MLS Cup champions, some question the move to include the MLS franchise.

“Los Angeles is a very recognizable team,” says Stillitano.

“We specifically chose the Galaxy to represent MLS; we want them to showcase their talents.”

With the Galaxy in midseason form, and the European powerhouses about to begin their pre-season, don’t count the Los Angeles Galaxy our just yet; they might surprise many of you.

“When these calibers of clubs get together in these types of stadiums, there really isn’t a friendly match,” says Stillitano. “All eight of these teams will compete to become the champions.”

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Atlanta Silverbacks Take the 2013 NASL Spring Championship See page 26

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