Paradise Valley, AZ March 2018

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As with all mechanical things that are neglected, there is a point of no return. Most people are simply not educated by Doctors to take care of there bodies mechanically.

Physical disabilities and most organ malfunctions (dis-ease) are a direct result of past trauma to the bodies biomechanical frame. More specifically...spinal stenosis.

Similar to the front end of a car, once the mechanical parts are worn out completely, failure to function will be the result. It is imperative to your health to be proactive about the bodies biomechanical structure.

Not only going to a proficient, specific and well trained biomechanical Chiropractor when you feel pain but as an active regiment to prevent failure to function.

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— Dr. Michael Robb AAS BA DC Chiropractic Physician, FIX24 Wellness Studio

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

MARCH 2018 PUBLISHER

Kat McMahon | Kat.Mcmahon@LifestylePubs.com ACCOUNT MANAGER

Mike McMahon | Mike.Mcmahon@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com

There's No Place Like Home WHEN I THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT TO WRITE IN THIS MONTH'S LETTER

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Kathleen Blair, Mindy Haskins, Sandra Mateu CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

David Apeji, Tonia Johnston, Tony Marinella

KNOWING IT'S THE "HOME" ISSUE, THREE THINGS POPPED INTO MY HEAD: THE SAYING "HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS," MICHAEL BUBLE'S RENDITION OF "HOME" AND DOROTHY'S FAMOUS STATEMENT, "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME." They all conjure up a feeling of comfort for me.

"Home" for me has been all over the United States—including Kansas! This was my 12th move since college. (It's no wonder I have a hard time sometimes remembering names!)

Every place holds special memories with family, friends and friends that became family.

I've had many styles of homes–even designing one—and a plethora of countertops, lighting fixtures and wall colors, from traditional to trendy. This time around, it took Mike and me almost nine months to decorate and find just the right items as we sold most of our

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furnishings before we moved here, and decided to start fresh. Fun, but not an easy task!

LAYOUT DESIGNERS

As you turn these pages, see what our writers uncovered. Why does Arcadia builder Bill Knutson believe the kitchen is "the heart of the home"? Where can you find some unique home furnishings that complement man caves or potting sheds?

And speaking of kitchens, try recreating a special family recipe from local executive

PUBLISHER SUPPORT EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT APPLICATION ARCHITECT WEB DEVELOPERS

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chef Joey Maggiore, of The Sicilian Butcher. Can you say "delizioso?"

May this issue of Paradise Valley Lifestyle inspire you to look at the heart of your home and provide you with a sense of comfort. Enjoy!

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514 W 26th St., Kansas City, MO Proverbs 3:5-6

Arcadia at 4445 E. Exeter Blvd., was built

by Uptown Construction.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2018

FEATURES 16 Building Modern Homes Uptown Construction Excels in Capturing a Family’s Lifestyle

20 Get Inspired Spaces in the Home to Get Those Creative Juices Flowing

26 Feels Like Home Chef Maggiore Shares His Sunday Meal

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30 Outdoor Living We Build It. We Sell It. We Guarantee It.

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Realty Report

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Open House

26 Culinary Creations 30 Artist’s Palette 34 Lifestyle Calendar 38 Parting Thoughts

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Childhelp 14th Annual Drive the Dream Gala Childhelp, a Phoenix-based nonprofit dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child abuse, celebrated its 14th Annual Childhelp Drive the Dream Gala at the Arizona Biltmore Resort. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria presented the sold-out extravaganza that netted more than $1.4 million for Childhelp programs and services, including the Childhelp Children’s Advocacy Center of Arizona dedicated to Linda Pope.

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1. Paulie Harraka, Rodney Glassman and Michael Medoro | 2. Mike Ingram and Caryll Kyl and Sen. Jon Kyl | 3. Sara O’Meara, Gov. Doug Ducey and Yvonne Fedderson | 4. Lynne Love, Deborah Pshebniski, Carol Clemmensen, Jenna and Remus Repta | 5. Joseph and Ivy Ciolli | 6. John O’Hurley and John Stamos | 7. Jim Hebets, Carol Hebets, Carolyn Jackson and Craig Jackson | 8. Jennifer Collins, Mayor Michael Collins and Char Hubble | 9. Jewel | 10. CeeLo Green and Philip Myers Band | 11. Carol Hebets, Ivy Ciolli, Chrissy Sayare, Sara O’Meara, Yvonne Fedderson and Erika Williams 8

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GOOD TIMES

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AROUND TOWN

19TH ANNUAL PANDA “CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN” FASHION SHOW AND LUNCHEON

Dr. Eileen Borris of Paradise Valley has been cho-

Mark your calendars for April 14 as the

sen as the 2018 Athena Leadership Award Recipient

19th annual PANDA “Children Helping Children”

by Athena Valley of the Sun, a Mesa-based non-

Fashion Show and Luncheon will be held at the JW

profit. Borris, a psychologist and author, is interna-

Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn. The theme for

tionally recognized as the world’s leading expert on

this year’s event is “A Jewel in the Desert" and the

forgiveness, relationship building, peace building

event will benefit epilepsy. The PANDA Children’s

and reconciliation, and is one of the few individu-

Epilepsy Project will support the Steele Center’s

als invited to address the United Nations General

exploration, in partnership with Rady Children’s

Assembly on the healing of nations. She and six

Genomic Institute in San Diego.

other outstanding women in the community will be

Featuring 55 “children helping children” from

recognized on March 8, International Women’s Day,

across the Valley and Tucson, the fashion show

at the 2018 Athena HAIL Awards, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

will showcase spring fashions provided by Ralph

at the Phoenix Airport Marriott. The event is open

Lauren. The luncheon will also include a live and

to the public. Proceeds will provide leadership pro-

silent auction and raffle.

grams for area women. For more information and to

To date, the Phoenix Women’s Board of the Steele Children’s Research Center, known as PANDA, (People Acting Now Discover Answers) has raised more than $9 million to improve treatments and cures for devastating childhood diseases as

register, visit AthenaAZ.com.

SAVOR THE SYMPHONY IS A SELLOUT SUCCESS FOR THE SIXTH STRAIGHT YEAR

well as fund and recruit internationally recognized

The Phoenix Symphony’s signature Savor the

pediatric physicians and scientists to Arizona. For

Symphony Women’s Luncheon recently brought

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food and music together for a good cause at

"BODIES REVEALED" EXHIBIT AT ODYSEA IN THE DESERT Amram Knishinsky, founder of Scottsdale’s newest entertainment destination, OdySea in the

Symphony Hall. Three hundred women from across the Valley enjoyed an exclusive sneak peek performance by Canadian trio The Tenors followed by a delicious lunch prepared by chef Gio Osso of Virtu and Nico.

Desert, plans to bring one of the world’s most

Thanks to the generosity of corporate and indi-

sought-after traveling exhibits to Arizona. Opening

vidual sponsors, the 2018 Savor the Symphony

March 1, the “Bodies Revealed” exhibit explores the

was the most successful event to date. The

human body giving visitors an unprecedented way

funds raised support The Phoenix Symphony’s

to view what lies beneath the surface of the skin.

Education and Wellness programs, touching the

Developed by Premier Exhibitions Inc., “Bodies

lives of 125,000 individuals each year.

Revealed” provides an in-depth view of the beau-

Guests enjoyed pomegranate Champagne cock-

tifully complex and intricate network of internal

tails and behind-the-scenes access to the rehearsal

organs and systems in a very up-close-and-per-

of The Tenors and The Phoenix Symphony orches-

sonal way. Guests are lead through nine self-guided

tra while they performed their signature blend of

galleries, each one a precise and detailed look into a

classical and contemporary pop. Guests were also

specific part of the body, its functions and its impor-

delighted as they purchased mystery boxes, raffle

tance to the rest of the body.

tickets and took part in a live auction.

“Seeing promotes understanding, and under-

Sue Glawe, vice president of community rela-

standing promotes the most practical kind of body

tions for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, served

education possible," Dr. Roy Glover, chief medical

as honorary chair, alongside co-chairs Deborah

director for "Bodies Revealed," says.

Bateman, vice chairman of the board of direc-

The 12,000-square-foot exhibition will remain on display until March 2019.

For more information, visit OdySeaInTheDesert.com.

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2018 ATHENA HAIL AWARDS HONORS PARADISE VALLEY RESIDENT

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tors for National Bank of Arizona, and Molly Stockley, hospital growth/vice president of Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

Celebrating its 70th anniversary season, The Phoenix Symphony presents an annual season September through June at Symphony Hall in downtown Phoenix, as well as concerts in Mesa, Prescott and throughout central Arizona. For more information, visit PhoenixSymphony.org.

SARRC'S ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST The beautiful Arizona Biltmore will once again host one of the Valley's most admired fundraising events, Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center's (SARRC) Annual Community Breakfast.

Scheduled for Thursday, April 26, this year's event will be co-chaired by Kathy and Mike Bosco and Stephanie and Socrates Papadopoulos, longtime supporters of SARRC. SARRC’s Annual Community Breakfast is one of the Valley’s premier outreach and fundraising events. Funds raised during this signature SARRC event go directly back to the organization's innovative programs, services and research initiatives.

Guests experience a moving portrait of SARRC’s impact among individuals with autism and families served through their programs and services.

Each year, the breakfast draws community and business leaders, sponsors, parents, volunteers and public officials, and has grown to be one of the largest and most anticipated charity events in Arizona.

For more information or to register, visit AutismCenter.org/Upcoming-Events.

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Stunning Tuscan Estate in Cactus Corridors

Elegant Estate in Cactus Corridor

10201 N 124th Street Scottsdale AZ 85259

12510 N 104th Street Scottsdale AZ 85260

6BD | 9BA | 9,600SF Offered at $2,500,000

6BD | 7BA | 7,854SF Offered at $1,950,000

This stunning Tuscan inspired estate was built with the finest finishes and detail. Privacy and serenity behind automatic gates that lead to an impressive Porte Cochere designed to influence your soul. Breathtaking and magnificent the moment you enter A large iron-glass door opens up to the amazing greatroom floorplan with a wide open flow for maximum entertaining. This home was designed for celebrations! An abundance of space spread out over 9600 square feet including 6 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, home theatre, and a two room guest house. The backyard is designed for relaxation and hosting large gatherings with hundreds of feet of covered patio space, built in BBQ, swim up bar, water features, heated pool/spa with gazebo! ! Located next to BASIS SCOTTSDALE HS ranked #1 in the US.

Cactus Corridor Estate with 1357 sq ft 2-bedroom guest house! This home is designed for generational living! Totally renovated and exquisitely appointed.

The grand porte-cochere entry with circular drive leads to the massive Glass/ Iron custom door. The main home features four en-suite bedrooms plus an executive home office. Architecturally fabulous with extensive use of stone floors and canterra accents throughout. A dream chef’s kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry, Wolf and Subzero appliances, Miele coffee maker, and enormous island for entertaining! This acre+ lot captures city lights, Camelback Mtn views, and includes a sports court. The double stacked garage holds 5 cars!

Close to BASIS Scottsdale, Cheyenne Traditional School, MAYO, Honor Health, and other great amenities.

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Resort Style Backyard Estate in Cactus Corridor

12222 E Arabian Park Drive Scottsdale AZ 85259

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6BD | 6.5BA | 6,195SF Offered at $1,649,900

4BD | 3.5BA | 4,610SF Offered at $1,374,900

This gorgeous gated community is nestled in the shadows of the McDowell Mountains.You will love the intimacy of the neighborhood as well as the amenities of this luxurious home.The finishes and detail throughout are unparalleled. A full guest house in addition to 5 bedrooms, plus an office and a game room. This home is the ultimate in luxury! From the chef’s dream Viking Kitchen,triple thick granite slabs and a custom wine room.The backyard is an entertainer’s oasis complete with slide,waterfalls,custom mosaics and three under water stools, two gazebos and a cozy firepit. Huge 4 car garage includes custom cabinets and metallic illusion flooring. Close to Scottsdale BASIS, DMHS (IB Program), MAYO, Honor Heath, nearby hiking, Fountain Hills arts festivals, golf, tennis, and pickleball.

Cactus Corridor custom remodel resort estate! This home was designed for entertaining! Lushly landscaped, circular paver drive, private courtyard entry with Koi ponds, waterfalls, and dozens of tropical plants! Resort backyard with multiple patios, outdoor kitchen, pebble tec diving pool with waterfall slide, and a full sports court. The interior of this home is modern and sophisticated! Enter to peace and harmony as you enjoy the floor to ceiling water wall that acts as a whole house humidifier. Chef’s dream kitchen with huge granite island, 2 sinks, 2 overs, & walk in pantry, formal living and dining, and a full glass sliding wall in the family room. Huge media room, workout room, and split master suite. 4 car side entry garage, RV gate, and so much more. Close to #BASIS, #MAYO, #DMIB.

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REALTY REPORT REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

PARADISE VALLEY

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Clearwater Hills

$4,095,000

$4,175,000

102%

112

5

5.5

Mummy Mt Park

$5,900,000

$5,900,000

100%

72

6

8

Cheney Heights

$2,999,999

$2,999,999

100%

186

5

6.5

Villas At Mountain Shadows 2

$2,972,295

$2,972,295

100%

1

4

4.5

La Place Du Sommet

$2,449,999

$2,450,000

100%

7

4

4.5

Camelback Ranchos

$1,695,000

$1,695,000

100%

64

3

3.5

Biltmore Heights 4

$875,000

$875,000

100%

59

3

2.5

Exeter Square Amended

$815,000

$815,000

100%

1

4

2

Taliverde

$800,000

$800,000

100%

39

3

2.5

N 58th Pl

$1,295,000

$1,280,000

99%

196

5

4.5

E Doubletree Ranch Rd

$2,350,000

$2,293,352

98%

129

5

5.5

East Bartlett Estates

$1,345,000

$1,320,000

98%

48

6

4.5

Estates At Cholla

$1,250,000

$1,225,000

98%

619

5

5.5

El Coronado Estates

$820,000

$807,000

98%

58

4

3.5

West Ingleside

$817,000

$800,000

98%

16

4

3.5

Rancho Sunny Vale

$2,995,000

$2,900,000

97%

107

7

8

Rancho Marizona Replatted

$1,795,000

$1,750,000

97%

126

5

4

Kachina Gardens

$825,000

$802,000

97%

91

4

3.5

This data is a sampling of sold properties from 1/1/18-1/31/18. Source: IRES MLS system.

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OPEN HOUSE

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Building Modern Homes UPTOWN CONSTRUCTION EXCELS IN CAPTURING A FAMILY'S LIFESTYLE ARTICLE SANDRA MATEU | PHOTOGRAPHY TONY MARINELLA (TMP IMAGING)

ACCORDING TO BILL KNUTSON, OWNER OF UPTOWN CONSTRUCTION, GETTING TO KNOW THE PEOPLE AND THE COMMUNITY THEY LIVE IN IS KEY TO BUILDING SUCCESSFUL CUSTOM HOMES.

The master bedroom area is another important part to focus on when designing a home.

“There are different ways you can split the master. In this house is not left to right, it’s front to back," he says. "On one side

“You need to know the people you are building homes

of the house, there is a living space. On the other side, there is the

for, so to live, work and be a part of the community here in

bedroom wing with the master bedroom and an office area and

Arcadia it’s the best way to do that!”

then a hallway for the kids and other guest auxiliary bedrooms.”

Bill lives in Arcadia with wife Angela, son Liam, daughter Nora and soon-to-be-born son Rowen.

The backyard entertaining space is also vital in today’s homes according to Bill.

“I am a family man. I love my family," he says. "My kids are

“This home is very unique because the yard wraps around

young now, but they will go to school here. Our offices are

the two sides of the house. There is a master-covered patio,

here, as well as most of our homes. I drive three minutes to

then an entertaining area with the pool, fire pit patio with out-

work, less than five minutes to any of my projects. I enjoy liv-

door kitchen and then a storage shed on the other side of the

ing in this amazing place every day.”

house, as well as a fireplace that allows you to walk and have

Bill says Uptown Construction strives to build homes that capture a family’s lifestyle.

“I enjoy meeting families, seeing how they live and building a home with a lifestyle around it. It’s my favorite part of the process.”

According to him, the kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s where the family can gather, make meals and spend time together.

“When we are designing houses, we usually start with the

dinner at the Henry.”

Uptown Construction gives their customers feedback about the lot and its benefits, helps set up financing, oversees the construction process and works with interior designers.

“We help manage your dream team for your new home and ultimately, we help you create a space where you might spend your next 5, 10 or 20 years, which is really cool and rewarding

kitchen because it’s the heart of the home," he says. "The

at the same time," Bill says.

kitchen generally opens to the family room and the living

Contact Uptown Construction at Uptown-Construction.com and

room, which allows you to easily move throughout the house.”

info@uptown-construction.com

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A B O U T

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THE HOME

THE KITCHEN

THE MASTER BATHROOM

This house is located in Arcadia at 4445

The kitchen features custom-made

The master bathroom is adorned

E. Exeter Blvd. It has a 27,000-square-

cabinets by Omega Cabinetry with

with approximately $50,000 of mar-

foot lot and 6,220-square-foot single

a color glaze that gives an old-world

ble. When you enter the room, you go

level. Ceilings range from 10 to 20 feet.

look, quartz island countertops, Indi-

through an art/photo gallery space. To

It has five bedrooms plus one bonus

an premium satin surrounding coun-

the side is a fully custom closet with

room. Amenities include office, bar, but-

tertops, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance

a washer and dryer. There are French

ler pantry, fire pit, pool with five water

package, stainless and polished steel

doors with a beautiful chandelier. The

features, patio bistro lights, outdoor

custom-designed hood, and limestone

bathroom features two separate toilet

kitchen and a 100-square-foot shed.

backsplash. It has a farmhouse sink,

rooms plus his-and-hers vanity. There

The listing price is $3.95 million. Listing

two dishwashers, pot filler over the

is an 8-by-6-foot shower with multiple

agents: Jennifer Kourouglos and Sa-

stove, drawer-style microwave and

shower heads and control panel plus

mantha Moore from AZ Luxury Home

separate refrigerator and freezer on

an 8-by-8-foot outdoor shower.

Group at Launch Real Estate.

each side of the kitchen.

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Arcadia home plan for 4445 E. Exeter Blvd. by Architect Milos Minic of Integrated Design.

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Photo by Dino Tonn

GET INSPIRED SPACES IN THE HOME TO GET THOSE CREATIVE JUICES FLOWING

THIS POTTING SHED WAS CUSTOM BUILT IN A RURAL MEDITERRANEAN-STYLE HOME IN THE HEART OF PARADISE VALLEY AND FEATURES A SPECTACULAR VIEW OF CAMELBACK MOUNTAIN. The indoor-outdoor feel of the space allows the air and sun to flow in, giving plants much-needed nourishment to grow and bloom.

Scottsdale-based Candelaria Design Associates worked carefully to create this space with the end-user in mind. For more information, go to CandelariaDesign.com.

This garage is the perfect place to decompress and get away from daily stressors.

Custom-built by Candelaria Design Associates, this uniquely designed basement of a ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

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Paradise Valley home redefines the "man cave" into a space that's not just for relaxation, but also a place to break a sweat and work on personal projects. For more information, go to CandelariaDesign.com.

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GET INSPIRED

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Photo by Rick Brazil

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CULINARY CREATIONS

Feels Like Home CHEF MAGGIORE SHARES HIS SUNDAY MEAL

ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS | PHOTOGRAPHY TONY MARINELLA (TMP IMAGING)

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Joey Maggiore is the executive chef of the Maggiore Group’s latest concept, The Sicilian Butcher. One of the most favored dishes on the menu is the Sunday Sugo, an all-time favorite of the chef’s that was served in his childhood home every “Domenica” as a cultural tradition on Sundays.

SUNDAY SUGO SAUCE: + 2 35-ounce cans plum tomatoes with basil + ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil + 4 garlic cloves, chopped + 1 medium onion, chopped + ¼ teaspoon red pepper flakes + ½ teaspoon black pepper + ½ cup red wine + ½ cup grated Parmesan + 1 teaspoon salt + 1 cup water + ½ cup fresh basil leaves, cut into thin strips + 1 6-ounce can tomato paste MEATBALLS: + 1 pound ground sirloin or lean ground meat + 2 eggs + 6 garlic cloves, finely chopped, plus 3 garlic cloves, chopped + 1 cup seasoned breadcrumbs + 1 teaspoon salt + 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper + ½ cup grated Parmesan + ½ cup milk + 1 cup extra-virgin olive oil

“It brings back such nostalgia for me, and this was the perfect opportunity to put my own special spin on it for all to enjoy.”

SAUCE: 1. Strain plum tomatoes in a colander to extract the juice, breaking the tomatoes apart with your hands. Discard the pulp and set aside.

2. Heat olive oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add four cloves garlic, onion, red and black pepper. Sauté until the onion is soft, about 5 minutes.

3. Add juiced tomatoes, red wine, Parmesan and salt.

4. Add tomato paste and water; stir together over medium heat.

MEATBALLS: 1. Put ground meat in a bowl. Beat the eggs and add them to the meat along with six garlic cloves, breadcrumbs, salt, pepper, Parmesan and milk. Mix together with your hands.

2. Wet your hands with water and roll mixture into 2-inch balls. Roll the balls in flour.

3. Heat ½ cup oil in a large skillet. Add three cloves chopped garlic and sauté until golden brown, set aside.

4. Add the meatballs and sauté over medium-high heat, turning them until they are completely brown.

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I get that question all the time? How much should it really cost for a new AC unit? The reality is when it comes to your air conditioning most of us are conditioned to be reactive instead of proactive. Spending time and money to replace your AC unit when it is still running just doesn’t sound appealing, especially when it is the 3rd largest purchase for a homeowner. Nobody gets excited about that and they generally wait until that fateful breakdown occurs.

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The average lifespan of an AC unit in our desert is about 10-15 years. I have met people with units much older than that, but remember the rule of thumb is this… If your unit is old, and if you start having a pattern of repairs, the smartest thing you can do is get ready to replace it. The best time to gather estimates is not when your AC is broken during the summer. Most companies offer their best pricing in the off season from November to March. Think of it as the clearance sale time to get the best prices. At Precision Air & Heating we like to say we give you the best deal year round because we don’t gouge price during the summer like our industry is notorious for.

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The other advantage of being proactive on your AC replacement is comfort.

Most unit failure occurs during the extreme summer heat. There are 4 million people in the Valley with stuff breaking at the same time and literally not enough HVAC Technicians to get you quickly. First, you’ll get an estimate and probably a high one, then they’ll need to order product, schedule an install crew, and possibly a crane rental and sheet metal fabrication. Adding in those variables your best case install time might be 2- 3 days or more. Not fun when it is 100 degrees in your home.

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Last summer on the first 115 degree day, we received over 350 calls in one day on down units. Even though we are one the Valley’s largest, we could still only service less than 25% of that. I highly encourage anyone with an older AC unit to get proactive and at least start the shopping now. It will have you better prepared and save you both money and time in the long run. There is another big advantage that comes with replacing older units and that is the energy efficiency. The newer units are much higher in SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating). Go to the New Unit page on our website and try out the BTU calculator. It’s a great tool that will show you based on unit age, how much you would save on annual energy costs with a newer unit. A lower utility bill makes everyone smile, right?

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PARTING THOUGHTS

THE KEY TO ACCESSORIZING SHELVES SUCCESSFULLY IS TO MIX ITEMS THAT ARE BOTH PRACTICAL AND CHIC.

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Target, $12.99

SUCCULENT GARDEN from

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books and candles. Then add some interest with pieces that reflect your personality and taste. In this case, we used an Americana lantern and fun letter light. You may also want to display decor from past trips or local finds. We’ve included some antiques from the Merchant Square Antique Marketplace such as a silver bell snuffer and two navy blue vases. You can fill out dead space with frames, mirrors, wreaths or dried floral. We purchased white frames, mulberry branches and lotus pods stems from our local craft store. Finally, keep it fresh with greenery. We included a succulent garden and small plants from our local farmers market. Try to maintain a theme with similar colors, shapes and materials. Overall, have fun!

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