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Lifestyle Letter

Fall into October

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rowing up and living in the Midwest most of my life, October was always one of my favorite months of the year. Trees started turning colors as the temperatures started to drop and sports were everywhere. Baseball season was wrapping up with the World Series, and football was in full swing, the local high school game on Friday night, my beloved Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday and the Chiefs (sorry Cardinals) on Sunday. Nothing better than grabbing a cup of coffee in the cool mornings planning my sporting day.

Today, not much has changed. October in Arizona is still one of my favorite months. For me today, it signals a break in the heat, more time to spend outside and, oh yeah, football.

OCTOBER 2017 PUBLISHER

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As you peruse this month’s North Scottsdale Lifestyle, you will find some great places to start out your sports Saturday with an excellent cup of Joe. If a game is in your near future, we have located some great places to watch a game and grab a bite to eat. Or, if a tailgate is where it is happening, check out the healthy recipes from local chefs and our tips for the ultimate tailgate party. Pat Tillman’s life made such a mark on this city and country; his passion and sacrifice continue to inspire us. We finish up with some great moments from our local professional teams. And, we hear about one of our local business leaders' five favorite sports moments. Here’s to hoping October’s issue of North Scottsdale Lifestyle gets you in the autumnal spirit and continues to inspire you with our great, local articles connecting you with the Scottsdale community. Make it a great start to the fall!

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October 2017

Departments

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Culinary Creations

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Tech Savvy

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Hot Spot

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Realty Report

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Parting Thoughts

12 Freshly Brewed

Three Local Coffee Shops

18 Lifestyle’s Guide to Local Fall Sports

Who to Watch, What to Eat and What to Wear

26 Fine Dining, Refined

Eddie Merlot’s Introduces 32 New and Revised Recipes

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

SCOTTSDALE ACTIVE 20-30 CLUB HOSTS 28TH ANNUAL NITEFLITE, A NIGHT OF DINING AND DANCING TO BENEFIT LOCAL CHILDREN’S CHARITIES

The cost to attend is $40 for early registration for the general public and $45 on the day of the festival. LDV Sky Islander Wine Club members can purchase tickets for $35.

ARIZONA MUSICFEST 6-CONCERT FALL FEST Arizona Musicfest’s second annual Fall Fest features an excitingly diverse “legendary” lineup throughout November. “Building on the overwhelming response to last year’s inaugural Fall Fest, we have designed a six-concert lineup that spans musical styles that are defined and performed by remarkable artists who incorporate their own unique musicality and artistry,” Allan Naplan, executive and producing director, says. Those performing are Super Diamond, Dennis Rowland,

Prepare for a night of glitz and glamour at the 28th annual NiteFlite

Stan Kenton Legacy Orchestra, Mary Chapin Carpenter, The

Gala hosted by the Scottsdale Active 20-30 Club. The event raises

HillBenders and Arizona’s brightest young classical musicians

money for more than a dozen local children’s charities, including the

at the Young Musicians Fall Concert. Single tickets are available

event’s primary charity partner, Playworks. Playworks is a nonprofit

through AZMusicFest.org or by calling 480.422.8449.

that partners with elementary schools to create a place for every kid on the playground—a place where every kid belongs. More than

RAISE A GLASS FOR ST JUDE

1,500 people are expected to attend the formal gala on Saturday,

St. Jude, leader in the way the world understands, treats and

October 14, and enjoy food and drinks from local restaurants and win

defeats childhood cancer, is pleased to announce its inaugural event,

prizes during the night-long raffle. The wildly popular NiteFlite Golf

Raise a Glass for St. Jude. Through this one-of-a-kind event, St. Jude

Tournament returns Friday, October 13, offering participants a day of

hopes to raise more than $140,000 for the kids of St. Jude.

golf, food, drink and the opportunity to win prizes.

LDV WINERY PREPARES FOR THIRD ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL—WINE, GRAPE STOMPING, BBQ, MUSIC AND MORE!

The evening will feature fine wine and food pairings from West Coast wineries, plus entertainment and dancing. Guests will have the opportunity to bid on live and silent auction items and hear a St. Jude patient's story. Proceeds from the event will help St. Jude generate the lifesaving results for children and their families. St. Jude families

LDV Winery, located at 6951 E. First St. in Scottsdale, is getting

never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing or food—because

ready for its third annual Harvest Festival! From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

all a family should worry about is helping their child live. Generous

on Saturday, October 28, attendees can join LDV Winery in celebrat-

donations from events like Raise a Glass ensure families can focus on

ing the completion of the 2017 harvest.

helping their child live, as no family pays St. Jude for treatment, travel,

Guests will enjoy a glass of wine of choice, as well as an LDV logo

housing or food.

wine glass. Additional wine by the glass or bottle will be available for

This event will be held on Saturday, October 28. The doors will open

purchase. Those who attend can also participate in grape stomping!

at 5 p.m. at Mountain Shadows 5445 E. Lincoln Drive in Paradise

There will be a BBQ from noon to 5 p.m., as well as live music all day

Valley. Individual tickets are $175 and tables of 10 are $1,750.

on the patio at LDV Wine Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale.

To purchase tickets, become a sponsor or for additional event details, visit StJude.org or contact St. Jude’s representative Jessica Nuttall at Jessica.Nuttall@StJude.org or 480.486.2364.

BODEGA 13 HOSTS FASHION DEBUT FOR AMARI-GO Bodega 13, an international tapas restaurant located at Pima and Pinnacle Peak, recently hosted a fashion debut by Amari-Go during happy hour. To a packed house, designer Marianne Schoenrock’s models sported exotic resort wear featuring a wide variety of swimsuits and cover-ups. Bodega 13 owner Emily Foppe also showcased several Amari-Go caftans and other resort dinner wear! Marianne, whose husband Gary is a local dentist, has been a businesswoman for decades, though not in fashion-related ventures. However, she always wanted to be a fashion designer and knew 10

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that someday she would fulfill that dream. Currently, she is designing a resort line for men featuring swim trunks and unique T-shirts. Her mantra: “It is never too late to do what you have dreamed of!” To find out more about Amari-Go resort fashions contact Marianne Schoenrock at Raptor52@cox.net or 419.309.1718. To

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AMERICAN COMPOSER NEIL ARGO TO VISIT LUXURY RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Neil Argo, American composer for film and television, including PBS series "Wild America" visited Vi at Silverstone on Friday, August 11. While best known for his work on "Wild America," he also worked as an orchestrator on "Dynasty," "The Colbys" and "MacGyver" through Paramount Television, and later composed for "Mission: Impossible." Additionally, he wrote music for "Beverly Hills 90210." In addition to his work in film and television, he has taught orchestration and film scoring at California State University at Northridge. He has also been a guest lecturer at several colleges and universities in the United States. He is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Media Task Force and an Adjunct Professor at Biola University, the Society of Composers and Lyricists, ASCAP, BMI, the American Federation of Musicians and The Recording Academy's Producers and Engineers Wing. October 2017 | North Scottsdale Lifestyle

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Culinary Creations

Altitude

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THREE LOCAL COFFEE SHOPS ARTICLE KATHLEEN BLAIR

8320 N. Hayden Road, E107 Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480.878.5611 AltitudeCoffeeLab.com For a coffee lover, there’s something about sitting down to enjoy freshly brewed coffee that becomes a reason to celebrate. Altitude Coffee Lab allows you to do just that; the roastery is known for its wonderful organic coffee and skilled baristas who produce premium coffee drinks. The quaint cafe is filled with wonderful coffee smells during the roasting process and offers a relaxing view of a nearby lake. Altitude is properly named for recognizing the importance each altitude has on the profile of coffee bean grown there. Altitude Coffee Lab educates about different coffee tastes and methods of brewing, making the cafe a favorite spot for true coffee connoisseurs. Opened in 2013 by Paul Musikanth and Craig Matthew, they partnered with longtime customer Ori Eisen and Clint Coonfer to add new strengths to the business. Their mission is to make their customer’s coffee experience the best each time they visit. Using organic coffee beans, which are roasted on premise and never kept longer than six days, gives each cup the freshest and smoothest taste. “From bean to roast to cup no more than six days so there’s no need for sugar,” Ori says. Intense training is given to ensure each barista knows how to make the variety of coffee drinks using different methods. Skill is needed to not overheat the milk to create the proper sweetness each and every time. Food items and pastries are available as well as a selection of teas. They’ve recently added evening hours with entertainment three nights a week serving beer, wine and other spirits.

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C O F F E E

STYLES ESPRESSO–

Full flavored coffee forced pressurized with hot water through very finely ground coffee beans

PICCOLO–

Equal amounts of espresso and milk

Maverick

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Espresso with hot water added A quaint coffee shop in town was started by former Olympic athletes Steven Lewis and Mitchell Watt in July 2015 and offers a relaxing atmosphere serving delicious coffee drinks and food items. “We’re a small coffee shop that offers big flavor,” general manager Jeff Lynn says. “We strive to make

CAPPUCCINO– Espresso with fresh milk frothed

with pressurized steam and milk foam

F L AT W H I T E – Espresso with steamed milk

each visit a unique coffee experience.” Maverick sources their beans from multiple big-

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vanilla, caramel, hazelnut and dark chocolate. The

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pumpkin spiced latte and white peppermint mocha

from Ritual Coffee. Their house espresso, Mav Mid, is

are their most popular fall and winter drinks. In addition to espresso, Maverick offers multiple manual brewing methods: V60, Chemex, French press and AeroPress. And for tea lovers, they offer a variety of loose-leaf options for both hot and iced configurations. Some of their most

CAFÉ AU LAIT– French-pressed coffee with scalded milk

C A F F E L AT T E – Espresso with steamed milk and milk foam

M A C C H I AT O — Espresso with milk foam

MOCHA–

refreshing options are the specialty iced white

Espresso with hot chocolate and

tea, which consists of white ambrosia, coconut

steamed milk

and pineapple, as well as the golden matcha latte with honey and turmeric. Sweet treats include freshly baked muffins, cinnamon rolls and coffee cake. Breakfast is served all day and the smashed avocado toast is a winner. Homemade soups, potato and ham quiche and salmon cakes are also wonderful menu items not to be missed.

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VIENNA–

Espresso topped with whipped cream

C H A I L AT T E – Espresso, spiced black tea and steamed milk

COLD BREW– Coffee brewed without heat

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Culinary Creations

Maverick

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Opened in August 2016, Scoop and Joy has become a local favorite as owner Remzi Kaval has taken the favorite scoops of life and brought them under one roof serving delicious coffee drinks, a wide assortment of teas and yummy ice cream. For coffee, Kaval uses a Columbian roasted dark, classic mix. In addition to all the classic coffee drinks, you’ll find house favorites like raspberry mocha, Nutella latte and chai tea latte. “The grinding of the coffee is an art and produces the main taste of the coffee," Remzi says. "A couple extra seconds can change the taste as the water stays too long when the grinds are too fine, making the coffee bitter." Remzi grew up in village in Turkey bearing the same name with seven brothers and four sisters. Even though he played professional table tennis for 18 years, he always had an entrepreneurial spirit. “As a kid, I dreamed someday I’d have a business that would be filled with happiness, but didn’t know what kind of business it would be,” he say. “My dream came true as you can’t be sad when eating ice cream.” You’ll find a large selection of flavors of Lappert’s Hawaii premium ice cream to choose from. This exquisitely delicious artesian ice cream has no eggs, no whipped cream, no food coloring and is low in calories. Other food items offered are homemade pastries, Remzi's famous ricotta cheesecake and made-to-order sandwiches using sourdough bread, croissants or English muffins. Altitude

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Sports Apps for Local Fans ARTICLE MICHELLE TALSMA EVERSON

t’s fall, which means many sports are taking off locally and nationwide. What are some of the best apps to help you keep up with your favorite teams and

players? We asked a few Valley sports enthusiasts to find out.

VIKTRE

Viktre.com VIKTRE is a up-and-coming global sports app that allows fans and top athletes to interact on a whole new level, according to its makers. “As a Hall of Fame athlete for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs, VIKTRE gives me something unique: the world's first free and truly global sports app dedicated to discovering and revealing the personal, even private stories of the top Olympic, national team and professional athletes all over the world,” says Nick Lowery, who now calls Scottsdale home. “VICTRE has many of the most famous athletes across the world on our app, like Phoenix's own Michael Phelps—the greatest Olympian Gold medalist of all time—the stars of the NFL, soccer, cricket, hockey, basketball, golf, baseball, wrestling, boxing, auto racing and more!”

UREPP

UREPP.com If you love following amateur sports, this is the app for you. “This app was created here in the Valley by local entrepreneurs Alex Enright and Paolo Hutchison,” sports fan Jennifer Hutchison says. “This is an app for amateur athletes to livestream their games and create and share their highlights through social media profiles. Along with the iPhone app is the Smart Box, which allows livestreaming of any amateur sporting event. Athletes can livestream their games and grab highlights from those live games as they're happening and save to their profiles. These clips can be shared on social media and email.” It’s the perfect app for local athletes, coaches, parents and recruiters. Look for UREPP’s official launch soon.

YAHOO BASEBALL AND ESPN

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Scott Hanson, a north Scottsdale resident and Arizona native, has officiated high school football and baseball locally for more than 30 years. He’s also authored two books about local sports. “Who is Gym” and “What’s Your Number," and notes that, for following his favorite national teams, he likes to keep it streamlined. “For me, it’s pretty simple. I use Yahoo Baseball to keep track of my fantasy baseball team. It provides up-to-the-minute information on player injuries, their stats and matchups. It also keeps me updated on the smack-talk from the other teams in the league, as well as trade offers and roster moves,” he says. “ I also have the ESPN app, which goes beyond just baseball. I have it set up with my favorites, so I get alerted anytime there is news about the Diamondbacks, Cardinals or Packers. I can also use it to watch games in progress.” 16

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LIFESTYLE'S GUIDE TO

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SPORTS Who to Watch, What to Eat and What to Wear ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS

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hile the rest of the nation goes inside to warm up, we're cheering on our hometown teams while grilling outside and wearing flip-flops. Welcome to fall in the Valley of the Sun.

WATCH ARIZONA CARDINALS Founded in 1898, the Arizona Cardinals holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously run professional football franchise in the nation. The team was formed in Chicago and persevered through tough times such as the Great Depression and World War II. After Grant

almost three decades in St. Louis, the team made their way to Phoenix and officially becoming the Arizona Cardinals in 1994. The Cardinals

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the nest,” also known as University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.

ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS The Arizona Diamondbacks have called Phoenix home ever since they were officially voted into the National League on January 16, 1997. The D-backs' first major league game was played against the Colorado Rockies on March 31, 199, at Chase Field. Since their debut, the D-backs have won five National League West titles, one National League Championship pennant and—who can forget— the 2001 World Series. It was the first World Series ever played in

WEAR

Arizona and also the first major professional sports teams from Arizona to win a title. There's no better way to root for your

PHOENIX RISING FC

hometown teams than by proudly wear-

A newer team that is quickly growing in popularity, the Phoenix

ing shirts created by hometown boys.

Rising Football Club was founded in 2014 and is a member of the

State Forty Eight is the brainchild of

United Soccer League. In March 2017, the team played their first

three Chandler men. They design shirts

game of the year at their new soccer complex, which was built on

and accessories that show off pride

the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community near Loop 202 and

for the Grand Canyon State’s profes-

McClintock Drive in south Scottsdale. The following month, interna-

sional sports teams. Shop your look at

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Didier Drogba was signed to the team and also assumed a role as co-owner of Phoenix Rising FC.

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LIFESTYLE’S GUIDE TO LOCAL FALL SPORTS (CON TI N U ED)

EAT Hosting a watch-party for the big game? Impress your guests with an array of healthy and not-so-healthy game day grub by featuring these recipes straight from the kitchens of local chefs.

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INGREDIENTS 2 cups oatmeal 1 1/3 cups unsulfered, unsweetened coconut flakes 1 cup almond butter 1 cup hemp hearts 1 cup dried cranberries 1/3 cup honey 2 tablespoons coconut oil 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Dash of Himalayan pink salt

Spicy Kale and Avocado dip

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Pour all ingredients into a large bowl. Mix with clean hands and roll into balls. 2. Place in fridge, covered for at least 15-20 minutes for the balls to retain their shape. Set out for a touchdown celebration with your friends!

INGREDIENTS

Recipe courtesy of Lauren McBride, a holistic nu-

2 bunches of kale, cooked and dry

trition, fitness and life coach based in Arcadia.

2 tablespoons of lemon juice 2 serrano peppers, no seeds 1 ½ avocado 1 small garlic clove ¾ cup of raw blanched almonds ½ bunch of cilantro Kosher salt Vegetables and fresh bread to dip

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Burrito Bar A burrito bar is a simple way to create an impressive buffet with options for everyone. Finish it off with fresh lime

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Put the kale, serrano peppers, avocado, garlic, almonds, cilantro and salt in a food processor and blend until smooth.

wedges, cilantro, smashed avocado and a tray of all different hot sauces. The more you have, the better it will set up! The Over Easy Breakfast Burrito is a favorite go-to. Roll

2. Serve with fresh vegetables and bread.

eggs, bacon or sausage, hash browns, pico de gallo and

Recipe courtesy of Paulina Martinez, executive chef of El Panzon y Frida

cheese into an easy-to-eat flour tortilla. May's pro tip: To keep

in Old Town Scottsdale.

eggs fresh, whip some sour cream into soft scrambled eggs when they come off the heat. It adds a nice flavor and keeps them from oxidizing and developing that sulfur taste.

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Sonoran Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Fire Roasted Peppers Makes 4 servings

INGREDIENTS 8 slices of sourdough bread 4 tablespoons butter, softened to room temperature Smoked chili aioli ½ pound menonita cheese (substitute Monterey Jack or Danish fontina) ½cupagedMontereyJack(substituteParmigiano-Reggiano) Proof 's Chipotle

INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Preheat an electric griddle to 350 degrees. Lay the bread out on a cutting board and spread each slice with a thin layer of butter on one side. Lay the bread out on the hot griddle, butter side down and cover each piece

Chipotle Bacon Carmel Corn

of bread with a heaping teaspoon of smoked chili aioli. 2. Arrange a slice of menonita cheese on top of the aioli followed by a sprinkling of the aged Monterey Jack. Divide the fire roasted peppers between four slices of bread and

INGREDIENTS

griddle until crispy and golden brown.

1 cup brown sugar 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.

3. Flip the four slices of plain cheese bread over on

3. Bake at 290 degrees for about

8 tablespoons butter

top of the peppers pressing down with a spatula. Cut

Spice Mix 4 tablespoons corn syrup

into halves and serve.

INGREDIENTS 2 tablespoons honey ½ ounces chipotle 1 tablespoons kosher salt

Smoked Chili Aioli

1/3 cup white popcorn kernels, unpopped)

½ ounces paprika

INGREDIENTS

½ cup cooked bacon

½ ounces chili powder

½ cup mayonnaise ½ teaspoon adobo sauce (from a can of chipotle chiles) ½ teaspoon smoked paprika ½ teaspoon lime juice

½ ounces cayenne

INSTRUCTIONS

1 ¼ ounces kosher salt

1. Pop the popcorn. Chop the cooked bacon. Bring brown sugar, butter, corn

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Combine all ingredients.

syrup, honey and salt to a boil. Add

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Whisk all ingredients together in a small mixing bowl. Taste and adjust adobo and lime if necessary.

bacon. Let cool for a few minutes—this

Recipe courtesy of Chef Dell Morris of

will keep the popcorn from shrinking

Proof restaurant at the Four Seasons

as much. Toss over the popcorn.

Resort Scottsdale.

2. Spread out onto a wax paper-

Fire Roasted Peppers

lined pan. Sprinkle with spice mix.

INGREDIENTS 2 large red bell peppers, roasted, peeled and cut in strips 2 poblano chiles, roasted, peeled and cut in strips 2 tablespoons cilantro, chopped 2 teaspoons honey

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Fall is in the air and, come October, sports are in full swing. Whether you prefer college football Saturdays—cheering on your favorite team, paying special attention to the various conference rivalries—or professional football Sundays—in front of the TV, keeping a close eye on your fantasy football team—everyone can use some tips to throw the perfect tailgate party, even if you can’t make it to the stadium.

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DIY

(CON TI N UED)

Build-it-Yourself

• 6 2x4x8 boards to make 54 10 1/2-inch pieces • Sandpaper (80 grit) • Miter or circular saw • Tape measure • Carpenter’s pencil • Eye + ear protection

1. Cut 54 pieces at 10 1/2-inches each using your miter or circular saw. Tip: Setting up a stop on your RAISING THE STAKES

saw will make the process go a lot faster.

Add a little more competition—the first player

2. Sand each side of the pieces and the tops and

or team to send the tower tumbling owes the

bottoms to create a smooth piece.

winner a better seat for the game.

3. Stack the pieces on a table or platform in rows of

Stuff-Your-Face

three, alternating the direction you stack each layer.

INGREDIENTS

1 bag tortilla chips 2 cups cheddar cheese 1 pound ground beef 1 jar preferred salsa 15 ounces nacho cheese 2 tomatoes, chopped 1 bunch cilantro, chopped

(Let’s face it—They probably won’t look this pretty when all your friends are digging in!)

1 red onion, chopped 2 1/4 ounces black olives Jalapenos, to taste DIRECTIONS

In a skillet, brown and drain ground beef. Add preferred salsa and simmer. On a large baking sheet, layer tortilla chips, nacho

cheese

sauce,

cooked ground beef and cheddar cheese in alternating layers. Bake for 10 minutes, or until cheese is melted. Once hot, add tomatoes, cilantro, red onion, black olives and jalapenos to taste.

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1/2 teaspoon baking powder

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INSTRUCTIONS

1. In a large bowl, mix together butter, sugar, eggs and vanilla with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. 2. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; gradually stir flour mixture into butter mixture until well blended using a sturdy spoon. Chill dough for 2 hours. 3. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to 1/4 inch thickness. Cut into desired shapes using cookie cutters. Place cookies 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets. 4. Bake for 4 to 6 minutes in the preheated oven. Remove cookies from pan and cool on wire racks. 5. Using an electric mixer, beat shortening, confectioners’ sugar, water, salt, vanilla extract, butter flavoring and food coloring until fluffy. Frost cookies after they have cooled completely.

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ducing exciting changes to its menu. Bill

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“We also feature this tuna as an entrée

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and scallions over furikake rice," Robert says.

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to keep the restaurants ahead of culinary,

include scalloped potatoes with a savory

entertainment and hospitality trends.”

cheese sauce accented with jalapeño, roasted

Eddie Merlot’s new menu will feature tan-

root vegetables spiced with Moroccan harissa

talizing items. The true beef aficionado will be

and wild shiitake, cremini and portabella

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mushroom sauté.

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No visit to Eddie Merlot’s is complete without

Signature wagyu bone-in New York strip and

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rounds luscious sponge cake and Neapolitan

butternut squash puree are all great options to

ice cream. A delicious show to finish the meal!

accommodate any diner in your group.

Eddie Merlot's is located at 23207 N.

Executive chef Robert Seymour features

Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale. Dinner is

several new appetizers which include Maryland

served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday-Thursday

jumbo lump crab cake and tuna sashimi. The

and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For

wild-caught yellowfin tuna is center cut, crusted

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BATHS

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$880,000

$890000

101%

243

3

3.5

TROON RIDGE ESTATES 4

$980,000

$981000

100%

40

3

3.5

RANCHO SANTA FE DEL ORO 2

$825,000

$825000

100%

28

5

4.5

PINNACLE PEAK ESTATES

$1,200,000

$1200000

100%

37

3

3.5

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$1250000

100%

452

4

4.5

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100%

551

3

3.5

MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN RANCH

$2,350,000

$2340000

100%

29

5

6.5

WINDGATE RANCH

$1,499,900

$1493000

100%

29

4

3.5

PRESERVE

$750,000

$745000

99%

215

5

3.5

TROON NORTH

$759,000

$750000

99%

57

3

3.5

TROON HIGHLANDS ESTATES

$835,000

$824500

99%

297

4

2.5

CANDLEWOOD ESTATES AT TROON NORTH

$824,900

$814500

99%

138

3

3

BOULDER HEIGHTS

$893,000

$880000

99%

537

3

3.5

CANDLEWOOD ESTATES AT TROON NORTH

$,1995,000

$1960000

98%

132

4

4.5

QUISANA

$825,000

$810000

98%

108

4

3.5

PINNACLE RIDGE AT TROON NORTH

$825,000

$809000

98%

383

4

4.5

SONORAN HIGHLANDS

$2,500,000

$2450000

98%

261

5

5.5

SAGUARO HIGHLANDS

$950,000

$931000

98%

73

4

3.5

TREVISO

$1,175,000

$1150000

98%

113

4

4.5

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Lifestyle Calendar

October OCTOBER 3

OCTOBER 7

NATIONAL BUTTERFLY DAY

13TH ANNUAL RUN FOR RYAN HOUSE

BUTTERFLY WONDERLAND

SALADO PARKWAY

Enjoy a children’s craft table, take photos with the Butterfly Fairy Leslie

Ryan House is hosting it's annual Run for Ryan House featuring

Campa, take advantage of face painting in addition to temporary tat-

a 5K and 1-mile Family Fun Run! Dogs, strollers, walkers, teams

toos, a coloring table and educational carts with tons of butterflies facts.

and virtual runners welcomed and encouraged to come support

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OCTOBER 4

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OCTOBER 4 SEVENTH ANNUAL INTEGRITY SUMMIT EVENT CHATEAU LUXE The seventh annual Integrity Summit event returns on Wednesday, October 4, at the Chateau Luxe. Join the best of the best in business, government and nonprofits as they share their real-life stories on this year’s theme, "winning with integrity."

FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS DALE YEOMAN OCEAN PRIME-CITY NORTH Visit Ocean Prime-City North to hear Dale Yeoman music on the following dates: 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, October 6, 13, 20, 21 and 27. DaleYeoman.com

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OCTOBER 7

MARLEY TAYLOR

ARIZONA’S INAUGURAL MAC & CHEESE FESTIVAL

EDDIE MERLOT'S

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with fun live music for the weekend crowds. Catch them 6 p.m. to 10

inaugural Mac & Cheese Festival taking place along the Scottsdale

p.m. every Friday at Eddie Merlot's in North Scottsdale.

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OCTOBER 8 SCOTTSDALE PHILHARMONIC SCOTTSDALE BIBLE CHURCH The Scottsdale Philharmonic will perform a free concert beginning at 4 p.m. Doors open at 3:00 p.m. The nonprofit orchestra concert program will feature pianist Pianist Qingging Ye performing Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No. 2, Berlioz: Roman Carnival Overture and Beethoven: Symphony No. 1. VIP seating is available with a $15 donation. ScottsdalePhilharmonic.com

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Cooks and Corks bring together the best of Arizona's culinary scene this October for an exceptional night of dish tasting under the stars at the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North. Cooks and Corks also sets the stage for guests to sip and sample worldclass wines, craft beers and high-end spirits. CooksandCorks.org

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OCTOBER 25 SUPPORT MY CLUB'S PHILANTHROPY BAR 7.0: PEP RALLY UNEXPECTED ART GALLERY Come learn more about Support My Club and the students that they serve. Enjoy complimentary drinks, bites and the opportunity to browse high school club and team requests, all while the students are showcasing their talents. You can make a difference for students in your community! PhilanthropyBar70.SplashThat.com

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Parting Thoughts

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F O R T H E L O V E O F T H E G A M E

s the president of sports management for FineMark Bank,

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goals. An athlete himself, David’s life has woven together his love of both sports and business for more than 30 years. Here, he shares four of his most memorable highlights.

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Illinois. Pete was probably my favor-

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ite human being of all time. He was

our entire family were Red Sox

genuine, thoughtful, charismatic

fans. Two of my favorite athlete cli-

WORKING FOR A LEGEND

After graduate school, I went to work for two years as an assistant athletic director at the University of Miami under the legendary Pete Elliott, who coached football at Oklahoma, Nebraska, Cal and

BREAKING THE CURSE

Although we grew up in Indiana

and lit up a room. He later went on to

ents played on the 2004 and 2013

FULFILLING A DREAM

coach with Bud Wilkinson with the

World Series championship teams

Despite throwing seven no-hitters

St. Louis (football) Cardinals before

and

in high school (still a state record

ending his career as

during those championship sea-

in Indiana, I believe) and having

the

scouts at all my games during my

director of the

to see the Red Sox end

senior year, academics we always

NFL Hall of

the long drought of years

the priority in my family so I never

Fame

in

without a championship, I

considered a professional contract

Canton,

was even more excited to

and opted instead to attend college

Ohio.

see my friends be a big

at Dartmouth. Playing pro ball was

executive

were

major

contributors

sons. Not only was I thrilled

part of baseball history!

always my ultimate sports dream, however, and nothing will ever

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LIVING THE UPS AND DOWNS

top being drafted by the Baltimore

Having over 170 clients

Orioles after my junior year at

competing year-round

allows me something to

Dartmouth. Unfortunately, a torn

tune in to almost every

rotator cuff ended the dream

day. From hoping they

the spring training follow-

make the cut at a golf

ing my rookie year, and

tournament to baseball

it was officially time

players striking out three

to get a "real job."

times only to drive in the game-winning run to winning a Grand Slam tennis title and everything in between, I am constantly rejoicing over their triumphs and agonizing over their defeats. It's equal parts exhilarating and draining, but always worth it, as these aren't just clients—they are my friends.

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