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12 / STYLE MD 5 Ways to Increase Optimism & Reduce Anxiety Every Day

By Kenny Tello, LCSW, CAP, CCTP, CCISM 14 / MONEY Coronavirus and Your Retirement Savings

By Nancy Hecht, CFP, AIF 18 / STYLE MD Looking for Hope in All the Wrong Places

By Dawn Harris Sherling, M.D., F.A.C.P. 20 / TOYS Audi E-Tron Sportback 22 / CELEBRITY SOUP Celebrities with Famous Relatives & Ancestors

By Riesa Pascal 24 / DON’T MISS THE BEAT Quarantine Sessions: Stream At-Home Concerts This Festival Season

By Courtney Caggiano 26 / LIVING ‘N STYLE Taking Business Out of the Office

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28 / DESIGN Simple Changes to Modernize the Look of Your Space

By Shelby Newman 30 / LUXURY Louis Vuitton Ventures into Cuisine

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WAYS TO INCREASE OPTIMISM & REDUCE ANXIETY EVERY DAY

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STYLE MD

By Kenny Tello, LCSW, CAP, CCTP, CCISM Manager of Physician Wellness and Resilience, Orlando Health

Anxiety is increasing due to overexposure to news and social media. This causes people to assume that only bad events are taking place in the world. At the same time, we are constantly looking at our friends’ amazing experiences. This creates a sense that bad news is happening all of the time while only good is happening to those we know. Except life doesn’t look quite like that. It is helpful to remember we simply have greater access to bad news.

Changing the Story Here are five strategies to help counteract the effects of negative experiences, whether they are happening to you or someone else:

1. Change the story. When we worry, we are overwhelmed, often coming up with a story not based on true events, telling ourselves it’s not going to work out or coming up with the worst-case scenario. By focusing on a specific story, our other thoughts follow suit and allow for it to feel like the truth. It’s up to us to flip the script. Choose a more realistic story instead.

Rehearse it. Share it. Make it visible. Remind yourself of it always.

2. Find the other track in tough situations.

People often think of life in terms of seasons. We assume good and bad scenarios cannot happen at the same time. When we deal with losses or difficult situations, we are waiting for the season to be over. Look at life as two sets of train tracks instead, the good and the bad running side by side. Sometimes when great events are happening to us, something else comes along and messes it up. This also can happen when we’re struggling. Look toward the other track — the good one — and you’re likely to find a reason to be thankful in the midst of all else.

3. Establish a support system. Albert Einstein said, “Problems cannot be solved with the same mindset that created them.” Find someone to speak to regularly who gives you encouragement.

Having that presence can be extremely helpful.

We can often have a sense that we’re going through everything by ourselves. In reality, there are many who have gone through similar situations. They can be an invaluable support.

Reach out to them.

to look at your situation in a new way. It does take work, but optimism is an attitude. When you truly work at it, optimism can be the anchor to hold you down during your storms, one that doesn’t allow you to drift.

4. Do for others. Find ways to give back. We get so caught up in our worries that we become self-centered. But you find more optimism in collaboration than you do in isolation.

When you serve others, you get a lot more out of it. There are so many ways to give and volunteer throughout the year. There is value in serving others.

Increase the Good Remember, we are wired to feel anxious. It is a survival mechanism that pushes us to take action. We just need to know how to manage it. It’s like having a pit bull as a pet. It can be a friendly dog to have, but if you let the dog control you, it can be dangerous. Tame it and it will protect you.

5. Rely on your spiritual resources. Understand that difficulties do not happen to you, they happen for you. There is a higher purpose and meaning in our struggles. When we seek ways to find it, life can appear differently to us. Joy and peace can be experienced regardless of current circumstances.

Please reach out to others for help and support when you need it. Anxiety often tells you that no one cares, that no one will understand and that your problems will only get worse. That’s a lie.

You have a two-track life, and it is worth living it with joy!

Free Your Mind When we are inwardly focused by our own anxiety, we don’t have room to enjoy our lives.

By working on increasing optimism, we free our minds to take care of more. It even allows our brains and immune systems to function better.

This doesn’t mean pretending that everything in your life is great. It means you are choosing

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CORONAVIRUS AND YOUR RETIREMENT SAVINGS.

By Nancy Hecht CFP, AIF First, let me say that my heart goes out to all who have suffered from this virus. The world is in a panic right now, but I don’t want you to panic about your retirement savings.

Often, when negative global events occur, we panic; it is human nature. When these events occur, there can also be opportunity. If you regularly review your retirement holdings, and are happy with the quality of your funds, now is the time to add to your accounts. I have mentioned many times that we seem to like to buy anything on sale except investments. Buy on the dips, be contrary to the pack, and remember you are investing for the long term.

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LOOKING FOR HOPE

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STYLE MD

There are a lot of things people may want during this crazy time—more space, professional sports to resume, toilet paper. But mostly, it seems, we just want hope. And like running out of toilet paper, when we run out of hope, we look for it wherever we can—among friends or perhaps online. We turn to whoever might be promising us just a little of it.

Right now, hope comes in the form of information. Anyone who might have a suggestion for how we might prevent or perhaps treat the novel coronavirus gives us hope. Doctors are uncertain. We haven’t seen this virus before. We don’t know much about it, and beyond social distancing (which we are becoming very tired of and which is causing a lot of financial pain), we don’t know how to stop it. And let’s face it, uncertainty sucks. It leaves a hole in our hearts where we need hope to be.

Enter bad information. While doctors and scientists try to sort out the facts around the coronavirus, television personalities, social media influencers, and politicians are peddling hope in the form of whatever nostrum seems most promising that day. Perhaps some of these treatments will prove beneficial. Perhaps some will prove harmful. Most will probably do nothing. We just don’t know yet. In normal times, promoting bad information might result in a few people doing something potentially harmful, but it is mostly a victimless crime.

Today, when we throw panic and a feeling of powerlessness into the mix, relying on anything that might work can be deadly (see: the couple that took aquarium cleaner to try to prevent coronavirus).

So, how do we know if something really works?

In medicine, you have to prove that the

treatment you are proposing works in people without significant side effects. The challenge is that a lot of the time, people will get better without you doing anything. To tell if something works, you have to give the treatment to a group of people who are essentially the same—same age, same level of health to start with, same level of illness—as another group of people.

The other group gets a placebo treatment. The groups have to be large enough to account for the fact that people really aren’t exactly the same and small differences in small groups can have a big effect on the results. The problem we are having today is that no one wants to volunteer to possibly get a placebo (and no doctor really wants to give one to a sick patient) and organizing a larger study takes time. So, we are relying on observing small groups of people getting medicines that may or may not be making them better. This is shaky evidence at best. Worse, other studies being promoted on social media have only looked at cells in petri dishes or at lab mice—this actually only hints at what might happen in humans. Pinning great hope to any of these may lead us in very wrong directions. And, as they say, nobody’s got time for that.

Who can we trust?

Unfortunately, in today’s social media age, responsible messaging often doesn’t get reported and retweeted. So, anyone who wants to make a name for themselves tries to make it sound like the next cure is around the corner. And they, of course, have it. Sadly, a few of those personalities are doctors (or were at some point in their lives). They engender trust and seem to know what they are talking about. And yet, something is off. Anyone claiming to know exactly how to beat coronavirus, a problem

stumping some of our greatest minds, is promoting themselves far more than any reliable treatment. Salespeople are sure of themselves; scientists are skeptics.

What can I do in the meantime?

The good news is, the world is working around the clock to figure out how to treat the novel coronavirus. Doctors and scientists are also using social media to share good information and collaborate on cures. More reliable studies are coming to tell us which treatments may really help. That’s why not catching or spreading coronavirus right now is so important. If we do what we can to limit the spread of the disease, if we look to ourselves for hope in our ability to persevere, we give the scientists the time they need to figure this thing out. I’m so hopeful that real science will work that I’m counting on a vaccine or treatment to come out before I’m convinced I will have a reliable supply of TP.

Dr. Sherling is a general internist and clinical associate professor at Florida Atlantic University Schmidt College of Medicine. She is the author of several academic articles and a medical thriller, Not Quite Dead.

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CELEBRITIES WITH FAMOUS RELATIVES & ANCESTORS You won’t believe the bizarre ways these famous figures are connected!

Have you ever wondered if you were a descendant of someone famous?

For some people, being related to a famous figure is their one and only claim to fame. However, there are a handful of lucky celebrities who get to enjoy fame in their own right AND in their birthright. Consider the following for example: Did you know Ellen DeGeneres, Michael Douglas, Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal, and Hilary Duff are all related to King Edward III? The Gyllenhaals are connected to the King on their father’s side, which makes them distant cousins. Douglas is 19th cousins with Queen Elizabeth, while Duff is 18th cousins with her royal highness. As for DeGeneres, she is a 19th cousin of Edward III and a 14th cousin of Kate Middleton, twice removed (practically twins!). Keep on reading for even more famous and historical figures who are all connected in surprising ways.

Through Lincoln’s mother, Nancy Hanks, the Forrest Gump star is Honest Abe’s third cousin, four times removed. He is also distantly related to another former president, Herbert Hoover, as well as King John of England. As if that wasn’t cool enough, George Clooney is Abraham Lincoln’s half-first cousin, five times removed, which means that Clooney is also a distant relative to Tom Hanks. Is it just me or is it starting to seem like all of Hollywood is related?

JOHNNY DEPP One of the most versatile actors in Hollywood is Johnny Depp, and a genealogist has found out that Depp is a 20th cousin of Queen Elizabeth II. Depp actually shared a great-grandfather with the queen that goes back 19 generations. To put this in perspective, that’s approximately 500 years! Too bad Jack Sparrow didn’t know he was a descendant of royal blood when he was pilfering the Caribbean.

That might’ve saved him a lot of lost battles.

SARAH PALIN According to genealogists, the one-time vice presidential candidate who could see Russia from her house is ninth cousins once removed with late U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and distantly related to the beloved Princess Diana of Wales.

Sarah Palin and the late Princess Di are 10th cousins descended from John Strong and his wife Abigail Ford who lived in the 1600s. Interestingly, George and Jeb Bush are also related to the People’s Princess as 11th cousins, twice removed.

ROBERT PATTINSON BEN AFFLECK Oscar-winning actor Ben Affleck is related to a whopping 16 presidents and is an 11th cousin of Barack Obama. As if it wasn’t enough to be related to famous people that you don’t know, Affleck is also related to his long time buddy Matt Damon via a bricklayer from the 17th century named William Knowlton Jr. who is also Affleck’s link to Obama. Their common ancestor makes Affleck and Damon 10th cousins once removed!

BRAD PITT Hollywood heartthrob Brad Pitt is also a distant relative to Barack Obama. The duo share their ancestry through a man named Edwin Hickman who was born in 1690. In addition to having a presidential connection, Pitt also has a royal ancestor in Henry II, who is his 25th cousin, twice removed. Believe it or not, the same common ancestor connects Pitt to hotel heiress and reality star Paris Hilton.

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BARACK OBAMA As previously mentioned, Barack Obama is not only related to some of the biggest actors in Hollywood… he can also boast relation to not one, not two, but SIX other former presidents including both Bush Sr. and Jr., Gerald Ford, Lyndon Johnson, Harry Truman and James Madison. But wait—there’s more! Obama is also a descendent of King Edward I and a ninth cousin of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill through a mutual ancestor by marriage. I guess you could say being a politician was in his blood!

TOM HANKS One of the most well known historical connections to a modern celebrity is Hollywood golden boy Tom Hanks and former President Abraham Lincoln. Unlike some on our list who are a gazillion times removed (give or take a few generations), Tom Hanks is actually a pretty close relative of the former President.

In what may be the most ironic relation on our list, Robert Pattison is actually a distant relative of Vlad the Impaler. Pattison is famous for playing brooding vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight Saga films, and Vlad the Impaler was the inspiration behind the most popular vampire in the world, Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Clearly, Pattinson was destined for his role, as it’s literally written in his genealogy.

I just wonder how many generations it took for Dracula’s descendants to begin glittering in the sunlight...

CLINT EASTWOOD Western movie icon Cllint Eastwood is a 10th great-grandson of William Bradford who arrived to America on the Mayflower and became Governor of Plymouth Colony. Through his relation to Bradford, Eastwood is also a descendant of Henry I and shares a lineage with President Franklin Pierce, First Lady Nancy Reagan, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and actress Sigourney Weaver, just to name a few!

Similar to Palin, Eastwood also has kinship to the current royal family through a connection with the late Princess Diana.

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DON’T MISS THE BEAT

QUARANTINE SESSIONS

Stream At-Home Concerts This Festival Season

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DON’T MISS THE BEAT

After months of staying indoors, quarantine life can get even the best of us feeling anxious for a night out—especially a night spent catching the latest concerts at our amazing local venues. While we may not have the luxury of watching our favorite artists in sold-out arenas, 2020 is still full of exciting ways to experience some of today’s hottest musical acts live—right from your home.

Just like us, the biggest stars in the music world have been social distancing, and with live virtual performances, they are streaming concerts through social media and other online sources to make us feel more connected in this world of self-isolation. Since festival season has been affected by the quarantine, you might be going through live-music withdrawals, so grab your flower crowns, dim the lights, and stream these at-home concerts!

Chris Martin

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Camila Cabello & Shawn Mendes

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin hit “record” on a groundbreaking acoustic performance after jumpstarting the online concert trend.

The artist spearheaded a virtual concert series called “Together At Home,” encouraging people all over the world to remain in their homes while proving that music truly can make you feel less alone. With Coldplay wonders like “Yellow” and “Viva La Vida,” Martin brought a vibrant, ethereal sound that offered Coldplay fans a unique spin on the band’s classics.

As fun as always, Niall Horan was all smiles as he recorded his Instagram Live performance.

Wearing a comfy yet always trendy outfit of a Looney Tunes t-shirt and black-andwhite striped pants, Horan sang a 35-minute compilation of songs, including those from his latest album, Heartbreak Weather. This pleasant acoustic performance gave fans an intimate house show with one of the biggest pop acts of the year.

During the quarantine, the cute couple of Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes decided to make social distancing a little less boring with a private concert, showcasing a collection of songs from both of the stars’ albums. After blending their voices with a cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Kiss Me,” the singers shared some of their own hits. Mendes treated fans to singles like “Lost in Japan,” while Camila performed Latin-inspired tunes like “Havana.”

John Legend

Australian country singer Keith Urban brought a magical experience to social media with his “InstaBand” concert videos. From his home studio, Urban performed hits like “Somebody Like You,” “God Whispered Your Name,” and “Somewhere in My Car,” with wife Nicole Kidman dancing along in the background in this two-part video concert series.

John Legend jumped on the at-home concert trend early, airing his #TogetherAtHome live video on Instagram from his personal piano.

Legend shared homestyle renditions of some of his chart-topping singles, including “All of Me” and “Tale as Old as Time” from Beauty and the Beast. Looking extra-cozy in a robe with wife Chrissy Teigen, donning a towel, sitting by his side, Legend made us all feel a little grateful for time spent inside with family.

Keith Urban

If you missed any of these at-home concerts, you can access them all on the artists’ Instagram pages or YouTube. Bring the festival season home this year and brighten your quarantined days with the sound of music.

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REISS TAYLOR A perfect blazer that goes well with any work or chill outfit. Great for all seasons. $200 / Nordstromrack.com

TAKING BUSINESS OUT OF THE OFFICE Blazers are not just for the workplace.

The biggest trend right now on the streets is blazers. I know, who would have thought?

But blazers are everywhere, being worn to occasions other than the office! And we understand why.

CHANEL SNEAKER Not your average sneaker.

Walk in style with these Chanel sneakers. $950 / Chanel.com

Blazers are that piece of clothing that everyone, I mean everyone, will look good in. It will instantly make whatever you are wearing look better. You could be wearing pajamas and still look good. (I’ve seen people wear them over their gym outfits! And its cute!) It’s thick enough to keep you warm in the fall, but light enough to not make you feel hot. And because it can easily be paired with almost anything, it’s so easy now to look “put together” even though you’re just wearing a white tank top tucked in some jeans.

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intimidated by their striking nature. There are so many kinds of styles, so many different colors, patterns, and fits to a blazer. You can rock a baggy, effortless look with an oversized blazer, or a more sophisticated look with a form-fitting blazer. No matter the occasion, you can find a blazer that will work!

Another awesome thing is that because of the high demand for blazers, you can find them anywhere. And for an affordable price too (it is absolutely ok to have four or more blazers in your closet). Who doesn’t love a look that looks more expensive than what it really is?!

So ladies and gents, this spring (and fall), the blazer will be your best friend and new staple in your wardrobe. From work to brunch, you will get way more uses out of them than you think.

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JANESSA LEONE KLINT STRAW BOATER HAT $216 / Available at Neimanmarcus.com

Make Waves

MAYORS PAMELA LOVE REVERSIBLE MOON PHASE PENDANT $1,100 / Available Only at MAYORS stores and on their website www.mayors.com

J. CREW RUCHED FEMME ONE-PIECE SWIMSUIT $98 / Available at Jcrew.com

LAUREN RALPH LAUREN OTTOMAN BOAT NECK ONE PIECE SWIMSUIT $150 / Available at Bloomingdales.com

DIOR DIORSTELLAIRE5 OVAL METAL SUNGLASSES $470 / Available at Neimanmarcus.com

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Simple Changes To Modernize The Look Of Your Space

By Shelby Newman

The time to bring some much needed life back into your spaces is long overdue. Whether it’s in an office, a kitchen, a bedroom, or even a bathroom, every space could benefit from a little upgrade.

And what better time to do it than now? When you’re indoors anyway. Modern interior decoration is in high demand, but it isn’t as hard as you think to achieve sleek and contemporary style. Skip the interior designer, and use these simple ideas to update the look of your space!

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Optimize Surface Area First thing’s first when adding a little spice into your space. And that’s the layout of the room. One of the most important components of a contemporary look is a spacious layout. Arrange the furniture and other large pieces in a way that gives the space the most open floor plan. That means, it might be time to re-purpose that bulky old recliner you’ve had for centuries. Minimalism is key, so don’t keep more than what’s necessary. If your space is small, try incorporating mirrors to give the illusion of a larger area. Hanging mirrors, full length mirrors, and even mirrored furniture is a perfect way to reflect light and make small spaces appear open and roomy.

“Modern interior decoration is in high demand, but it isn’t as hard as you think...”

Minimize Clutter Modern homes are styled to be simple and functional. Deep clean your space and reorganize clutter so that everything has a place. And no, that chair you throw all of your garbage, clothing, and other miscellaneous items on does not count as a proper ‘place’. Try integrating visible storage into your space, like jars for food items or woven baskets for books, blankets, or even dog toys. Floating shelves are also a great way to enhance the look of your space while increasing the amount of visible storage. Throw a couple of succulents on them, and you’ve got yourself a home out of a magazine!

Increase Lighting Proper lighting can change the dynamic of a room. Consider making your space shine a little brighter by switching out old light fixtures for new ones.

Stay clear of bulky lamps or chandeliers with bold patterns. Instead, opt for sleek and simple fixtures that expose the bulb. Geometric lines and shapes like squares, rectangles, and triangles scream modern. Finding fixtures that include these basic shapes are a major plus. A well lit room is also more warm and inviting overall and can help you get up and motivated to complete your daily tasks everyday.

Replace Outdated Items It might not be practical to buy brand new furniture every time you revamp your space, but it is easy to switch out throw-blankets, pillows, and other minimal decor. Replace outdated couch pillows and blankets with new ones that follow a basic color scheme. You can even purchase throw pillow covers for the ones you already have, and change them whenever you please! Keep it classic and high in contrast with black and white, adding in small pops of a punchy accent color like yellow or red. The same rules apply for paint. Tear down grandma’s vintage wallpaper, because a fresh coat can go a long way. It’s important to stick with neutrals and avoid busy patterns in order to maintain a sleek style. Additionally, window curtains, handles, and doorknobs are essential parts of every space that are often overlooked. Replacing cabinet handles and door knobs from round to linear shapes is one of the easiest ways to update your space. It’s the little things that make the biggest difference.

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Louis Vuitton Ventures Into Cuisine Louis Vuitton opens their first restaurant in Osaka, Japan

By Khadejah Khan

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LUXURY

Iconic French fashion house Louis Vuitton has opened its first restaurant and café inside its new store in Osaka, Japan, with retro interiors designed by the brand’s in-house design team.

Situated on the fourth (and top) floor of the store, both eateries are headed by acclaimed Japanese chef Yosuke Suga, who studied under French culinary legend Joël Robuchon as his protégé. Chef Suga combines French and Japanese flavors and techniques to showcase inventive Haute cuisine and exquisitely curated menus. Appetizers include Quiche Lorraine and a cup of consommé. Salads, sandwiches (like a Croque Monsieur with Raclette and Abondance cheeses), and various Wagyu beef dishes, plus Crab Macaroni and Cheese highlight the entrée section. Dessert options include an Opéra cake and millefeuille with vanilla flown in from Madagascar. Guests can enjoy an array of coffees and an even wider selection of teas. Mocktails, wines, beers, champagnes, and non-alcohol spirits are available, as well as a surprising amount of options for mineral, still, and sparkling water.

The restaurant, Sugalabo V, takes the namesake of Chef Suga’s critically-acclaimed and exclusive restaurant in Tokyo. Mimicking that exclusivity, Sugalabo V seats a select number of guests each evening by invitation only, so securing a reservation won’t be easy— the booking process and the entrance are kept secret. Accessible via a hidden speakeasy door, the restaurant oozes LV’s signature chocolate-brown color palette, from fixtures to wood paneling, mood lighting, and brass-accented furniture. Guests can eat formally in offset dining spaces or around a high-counter that overlooks the open kitchen. Mustard leather seats line the counter, while the floor is clad in monochromatic rhombus-shaped tiles.

While the restaurant may be tough to get into, the new Le Café V is available to shoppers for upscale fare and drinks. Completed in a lighter color and material scheme, the café features creamy terrazzo flooring, huge yellow sofas, and iridescent discs hung from the ceiling that reflects the sunlight from large floor-to-ceiling windows.

Oval accents decorate the room, like a huge brass bar with recessed shelves, carved ceilings, and curved seating arrangements in the aptly-named Cocoon Room. The glass windows and doors of the café morph to welcome an outdoor terrace that’s peppered with aqua-blue and lime-green Italian furnishings, making it a perfect pit-stop to relax mid-shopping. Here, guests can marvel up close at the façade of the store building, harmoniously uniting the exterior and interior spaces.

The interior in both eateries and spaces throughout the store also have nautical detailing, a nod to the building’s overall architecture.

Japanese firm Jun Aoki & Associates, who have already designed many of Louis Vuitton’s stores in Japan, China, and New York, draw inspiration from the City of Water (as Osaka is known) to fuel the design of the French fashion house’s latest store. Emulating ship sails, the building is shrouded in 10 curved double-glazed glass, applied with ceramic frit on the surface to create the cloth-like appearance of billowing sails.

Sugalabo V and Le Café V opened February 15, following the opening of Louis Vuitton’s new Osaka boutique on February 1.

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BLACK & RED Photographer: www.susanjeffersphotography.com Hair and Makeup Artist: Lindsey Matacchiero.

Model: From Michele Pommier Models, Autumn Rose (booked through agent David Karakin).

All Clothing and Jewelry Provided by La France in Ybor City, Florida.

Location: Downtown Tampa, Florida, including the Tampa Theatre.

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Spring Cleaning: Stylish Hacks To Get, And Stay, Organized In Every Room Who says spring cleaning needs to be a drag? While the new season might have you itching for a little organization, the task might be daunting at first. There are a lot of creative ways to get in the spring cleaning spirit without breaking the bank, or your back. Take it one room at a time with this guide of stylish hacks to declutter and rearrange every inch of your home!

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The Bedroom It’s important to keep the bedroom organized because as the heart of the home, its tidiness often reflects on your life and routine. Lack of order in the space where you rest often leads to a life that is chaotic and disorderly, while great organization leads to a life of stability and serenity.

and the wheels, giving them the ability to hold many items as well as move from space to space. Try placing a cosmetic organizer into a rolling cart for maximum efficiency. Arrange cosmetics like makeup, hair products, and lotions inside to free up space on the countertop of your sink.

Get a calendar

We all know the feeling of searching for our favorite shampoo in a sudsy sea of half empty products. Instead of letting countless tubes of body wash swallow the shower walls, get rid of the products you don’t need and invest in shower shelves to organize what’s left. And there’s no need for burdensome installation. Many are sold ready to attach to the showerhead and enjoy!

Start by purchasing a calendar to keep track of events and responsibilities. But not just any calendar, one that serves as a room decoration. Look for ones that are reusable, like dry-erase, and made of glass, or even framed to give an upscale look to a traditional calendar. Some are even customizable, with endless creative potential to add your own name or favorite colors. This will give you the peace of mind that you’re never forgetting anything important.

And you’re doing it with style.

Sort your clothes

If you haven’t worn it since last spring, it’s probably time to let it go. Donating clothes is a great way to clear out space in the closet, while also giving back to the community. While you’re rummaging through clothes, choose some of your best pieces to highlight on a clothing rack. Not only does a rack tastefully show off a few of your killer pieces, it makes them more easily accessible, while also making the closet a little less crowded.

Utilize visible storage

Make countertop clutter disappear and floor piles be gone. Utilize the open space under the bed to store items that you don’t use daily, like boxes of seasonal clothes. You might even want to consider investing in a footboard, or a bench for the foot of the bed, that includes built in shelves or drawers. They are ideal for holding collections of books, blankets, or anything in need of a designated storage space. Be creative in how you reduce countertop clutter.

Organize small accessories like hats and jewelry by hanging them on stylish hooks or pins in the wall. Make a decorative hanging arrangement out of your fedora collection and you’ll kill two birds with one stone.

The Bathroom It’s no secret that the bathroom can get a little messy. Towels on the floor, beard clippings in the sink, and more than likely, makeup scattered explosively over the countertop. It’s also not a secret that the place where you go to clean up should be tidy and hygienic.

Storage baskets & jars

Storage is the timeless key to flawless organization. Utilize wicker baskets to store clean, folded towels and washcloths. In fact, instead of tossing a handful of toilet paper on the floor next to the toilet every now and then, try keeping rolls neatly in their own basket and tuck it away under the sink. It’s also a good idea to designate one basket for dirty laundry and another for garbage. This way, when you’re rushing to prepare for a hot date night, your dirty clothes and beard clippings won’t be the messy aftermath. You can also use glass jars to store cosmetic items like q-tips and cotton balls for both accessibility and style.

Rolling carts

Shower shelves

The Kitchen If you’re an expert chef, or even if you’re not, it’s likely that you spend ample time in the kitchen serving up snacks. Make mealtime a little bit easier by getting your kitchen together with these tips and tricks.

Weekly grocery & chore chart

Having the grocery list in one place can make it simple for everyone to add things they need throughout the week. Keeping a list posted on the fridge is also a foolproof way to ensure that it won’t get lost or damaged. Same goes for a weekly chore chart. Rather than yelling at Timmy to do the dishes every week, keep a chart on the fridge or somewhere in the kitchen where it is visible to the whole family.

This way, you’re keeping everyone in the household accountable for the chores they’re responsible for, while giving yourself a break from trying to remember whose turn it is to mop the floor.

Visible storage for bulk items

Scouring the pantry for a new bag of rice every time you run out can get old fast when it’s something you make often. Luckily, there’s an easy fix! Combine and display bulk items in glass jars and containers and show them off as counter decor. You can even use this method to tame a busy pantry. It works best for everything from coffee beans to sugar or even for your morning cereal. Add an extra touch of charm to the jars by labeling them with what’s inside, and changing them as necessary.

Hang the necessities

Nothing is worse than searching the entire kitchen for your favorite spatula as your dinner burns on the stove. Try hanging kitchen essentials like your best pans, whisks, and knives where you need them the most, rather than tossing them in a cabinet. Because the apron and oven mitts are much more helpful when they’re within arms reach of the cook! This is also a useful way to increase open space in cabinets, minimizing clutter and creating a more organized area.

“There are a lot of creative ways to get in the spring cleaning spirit without breaking the bank, or your back.”

Ladies, it’s time to clear off some counter space and put that lipstick in its place. Rolling carts offer great versatility because of the shelves

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Beat the Sun

LET’S NOT BE SHADY

It’s hat season!

Time to trade in those dark colored suede fedoras for something a little more breezy. And we have the perfect hats for you. Woven and straw hats are the perfect accessory to complete your summer look. And now another trend is caps. Caps, believe it or not, came a long way and can be dressed up! Hats are classic pieces, and any man able to pull one off projects effortless elegance. Whether you’re going on a tropical vacation or just going out to lunch, these lightweight hats are sure to keep you sweat-free and looking good in the summer heat.

PAUL SMITH MEN’S WOVEN STRAW FEDORA HAT Paul Smith fedora hat in woven straw. Grosgrain band and pinched crown with an upturn brim. Made in United Kingdom. $295 / Available at Neimanmarcus.com

MONOCHROMATICS

A new type of elegance. Rocking one shade of color.

Dressing in all one color may seem silly and impossible, but if you know how to pull it off correctly, you’ll be fashionable and ready to take on the day. Keeping your look head-totoe all one color is called tonal dressing, or monochromatic, and is very popular amongst menswear. It may seem difficult because of the variations of colors, but it’s actually very simple.

A rule of thumb for monochromatic looks is to make sure that each item is the same shade. By doing this, your outfit looks cohesive and put together. If you find yourself bored with this, try switching up the textures. Pairing linen trousers

The “pop” in your outfit BRUNELLO CUCINELLI MEN'S SUEDE PENNY LOAFERS Men’s suede loafer with a flat heel and a round apron toe. Notched vamp with a penny keeper strap.

Slip-on style, made in Italy. $795 / Available at Neimanmarcus.com

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with a cotton button-down shirt is the perfect light texture combo to keep you cool.

Still feeling a bit nervous to try this trend out?

Sticking with a one-color outfit and adding sharp brown accessories may be the way to go.

Go all in with whatever color you chose, or add some neutral color with a brown belt and classic brown loafers.

Learning how to accessorize your tonal outfit is key, so keep those straw hats in mind! With this look, you’ll be ready for anything that comes at you!

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SCALP CARE: How to have a healthy scalp.

We see everywhere how to get healthy, thick, long hair.

But what about our scalp?

That’s the start of it all, isn’t it? Our scalp is something we often forget about. And hair care is important, but having a healthy scalp is equally important, and some may even say... more important. Having a healthy scalp just doesn’t mean that you won’t get dandruff; there’s more to it. The cause of having a dry scalp, or an “unhealthy” scalp, can be for many reasons too long to list, but we have some tips to help ensure your scalp’s health.

• Exfoliate your scalp on the regular • Preserve moisture • Massage • Limit chemical treatments • Shampoo regularly • Protect scalp from the sun • Eat right Following these tips will ensure you scalp’s health.

And as a bonus, your hair will be equally healthy, since the foundation is also.

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THE ROAD TO THE PERFECT SMILE Teeth Whitening: Everything you need to know.

We all strive for perfection nowadays, especially with the pressure of social media (cough, cough, Instagram), and having the perfect smile is probably one of the things everyone wishes they could have if they could.

Well, we have good news. With the demand increasing over the years for whiter teeth (and straightening), technology has made it super easy and accessible to have whiter teeth. From quick fixes to long term results, you can even get whiter teeth from the comfort of your very own bathroom, or wherever! There are many different options to get those pearly whites even whiter.

Here are some options!

Teeth Whitening Strips: Probably the easiest and cheapest option. You can buy teeth whitening strips almost anywhere, any pharmacy or supermarket. There are many different brands that make them; you can choose whichever you like; however, this option is more for quick fixes, so if you’re looking for more permanent results, this isn’t the option for you.

Charcoal Powder: This is a more gentle, natural approach to teeth whitening, at least compared to bleaching your teeth. Charcoal powder gives your teeth a deep clean, without damaging your enamel and removing any stains over time. It can get a little messy, and don’t be scared of seeing black teeth in the mirror. As good of an option as this is, it’s still not a permanent, long-term option, but great for maintaining already white teeth.

Professional Bleaching Teeth Whitening: If your looking for a more dramatic before and after, this is it, but it requires a seat in the dentist chair. You’ll need to sit with your dentist for a general overlook of your teeth, and to go over any concerns you might have regarding the process. The results can last up to 24 months if you keep away the foods/drinks that are white teeth’s worst enemy. This is by far the most effective option, but also the more expensive choice. This is a safe procedure, and highly recommended.

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VINCE GLYN DUAL BUCKLE SLIDE SANDALS $250 / Available at Neimanmarcus.com TORY BURCH MILLER LEATHER LOGO FLAT SLIDE SANDALS $198 / Available at Toryburch.com

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LOOKING FORWARD

“I’m going to ditch in the ocean—everyone, brace for impact.”

In 1957, just after the start of the Vietnam War, my grandfather, Thomas White, was on a late-night flight 30,000 ft over the East China Sea on TDY from Clark Airforce Base in the Philippines to Okinawa, Japan. Two years into the war, the airplanes in that region suffered from both a lack of maintenance and over-use, a fact which became shockingly apparent, 200 miles into the 1400-mile trip when the furthest outside left engine on the four-engine plane stalled out and would not restart. The captain informed everyone that he would be continuing to the destination with just the three remaining engines.

Seven hundred miles out, the furthest point from any potential landing point, the second engine stalled out on the same side and would not restart. The plane dropped from 30,000 ft to 3,000 ft in a matter of minutes as the pilot advanced the remaining two engines to maximum power to stay aloft. The pilot informed all passengers and crew that he was going to ditch in the water somewhere near land, after he verified their location with ground control, so that rescue could find them because there would not be enough fuel to get to Okinawa. Luckily, the navigator evaluated the situation and calculated that if they lost all the extra weight in the plane, they could make it the remaining seven hundred miles to Okinawa. The crew opened the cargo doors, and my grandfather and half of the other 112 souls on board who were military, began quickly relieving the plane of cargo, suitcases, military equipment, seats, and anything they could remove, disassemble, or break off to lighten the load. The aircraft was met three hundred miles out by search planes and rescue helicopters, but as the navigator calculated, the aircraft landed safely in Okinawa. My grandfather was friends with the ground-crew chief, and stuck around after his arrival to ask him how much fuel the aircraft had remaining. The crew chief said that the navigator must have known his stuff because the fuel was unmeasurable.

“What the #?*! do I do now?”

By Robert Tilley Jr.

“Just in case there might be little ears around, I won’t say it, I’ll just spell it out: I feel like pound sign, question mark, star, exclamation point.”

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The lesson learned from the plane trip story is that every business needs a skilled navigator that can add value to the hard decisions business owners must make in deciding what changes must be made due to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially if they are thinking they might not make it.

Who is your navigator? This unprecedented time in contemporary history has upended normal business operations in such an unforeseen way that it is not only nearly impossible to prepare for but perplexing to triage. While some businesses have no option but to shutter temporarily, others are overworked with not enough employees and equipment to fill the need. But, even then, the entire business operations change due to social distancing and concerns of infection and spread, balancing productivity with a new type of risk. With that, a new normal of barely managed chaos has taken hold.

Although it appears the United States is starting on the downside of the curve, other countries and continents, such as India and Africa, have not yet peaked. Both within the United States, and globally, businesses will be forced to rethink the way they operate—to adapt or be culled from the herd. The ongoing global pandemic will continue to present severe challenges to businesses who are not only trying to adapt, but also stay profitable. Whether the challenge is the current global personal protective equipment (PPE) shortage, remote workers, essential employer businesses trying to prevent employee infection, or a temporarily shuttered businesses wondering how to reopen in a manageable way, all face the same question… “What do I do now?”

“Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” - Warren Buffet

LOOKING FORWARD

In Robert Mnookin’s book, Bargaining with the Devil: When to Negotiate and When to Fight, he offers us all some sound advice. When faced with a “Devil” such as the COVID-19 pandemic, Mnookin explains that making a rational pragmatic assessment of any proposed business changes, vetted by trustworthy advisors, helps to balance different trade-offs and predictions, or different value judgments about whether ditching in the ocean is the right thing to do or is riding out the storm of COVID-19 the right answer? Your “navigator” helps take the emotion out of the business decisions, by having someone, your navigator, to solve the Warren Buffett risk dilemma by being confident that you know what you’re doing.

Thankfully, mitigating business risk by preventing employee exposure is a choice, and as a goal, is attainable with the right information and actions. Peter L. Bernstein, the father of investment economics in the United States, explains that “The word ‘risk’ derives from the early Italian word ‘risicare’, which means ‘to dare’. In this sense, the risk is a choice rather than a fate. The actions we dare to take, which depend on how free we are to make choices, are what the story of risk is all about...The essence of risk management lies in maximizing the areas where we have some control over the outcome while minimizing the areas where we have no control over the outcome.”

While we have no control over the fact that COVID-19 has forced us to change the way we do business, we do have control over whether or not we will adapt in ways to protect our company, our customers, and our employees.

Although this presents challenges to business operations, essentially, it boils down to Occupational Safety and implementing controls and solutions around employee safety into the business operations.

Controlling exposures to occupational hazards is the fundamental method of protecting workers. Traditionally, a hierarchy of controls is used as a means of determining how to implement feasible and effective control solutions, and is promoted by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Centers for Disease Control

and Prevention (CDC). The idea behind this hierarchy is that the control methods at the top of hierarchy are more effective and protective than those at the bottom. Following this hierarchy typically leads to the implementation of inherently safer systems, where the risk of illness or injury has been substantially reduced.

NIOSH leads a national initiative with the CDC called Prevention through Design (PtD) to prevent or reduce occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities through the inclusion of prevention considerations in all designs that impact workers. This hierarchy of controls addressing employee safety is a fundamental PtD strategy.

Occupational safety and health professionals use the “hierarchy of controls” framework to select ways of controlling workplace hazards. In other words, the best way to control a hazard is to systematically remove it from the workplace, rather than relying on workers to reduce their exposure. During a COVID-19 outbreak, when it may not be possible to eliminate the hazard, the most effective protection measures are (listed from most effective to least effective): engineering controls, administrative controls, safe work practices (a type of administrative control), and PPE. There are advantages and disadvantages to each type of control measure when considering the ease of implementation, effectiveness, and cost, and likely, a combination of control measures are necessary to protect workers from exposure. In addition to the types of workplace controls discussed below, CDC guidance for businesses provides employers and workers with recommended COVID-19 infection prevention strategies to implement in workplaces.

identification and isolation of potentially infectious individuals as a critical first step in protecting workers, visitors, and others.

Safe work practices are types of administrative controls that include procedures for safe and proper work which are used to reduce the duration, frequency, or intensity of exposure to a hazard.

While engineering and administrative controls are considered more effective in minimizing exposure to COVID-19, PPE may also be needed to prevent certain exposures. While correctly using PPE can help prevent some exposures, it should not take the place of other prevention strategies, and in light of the PPE shortage, those strategies should be even more in the forefront than usual.

As Jack Welch, former CEO of GE famously said, “Don’t manage – lead change before you have to.” The change is coming. We have already been plunged into managing chaos, but from this chaos can come a clarity that will help develop the long-term business plans, goals, and strategy. “Create a vision, articulate the vision, passionately own the vision, and relentlessly drive it to completion.”

Engineering controls involve isolating employees from work-related hazards, such as, work from home. In workplaces where this can be implemented, these types of controls reduce exposure to hazards without relying on worker behavior and can be one of the most costeffective solutions to implement.

Administrative controls require action by the worker or employer, which inherently adds risk.

Typically, administrative controls are changes in work policy or procedures to reduce or minimize exposure to a hazard, such as prompt

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˚AFRICAN˚ W: BOMA-FLAVORS OF AFRICA Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, 2901 Osceola Pkwy., Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneyworld.disney.go.com W: JIKO- THE COOKING PLACE Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, 2901 Osceola Pkwy., Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneyworld.disney.go.com W: SANAA Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, Kidani Village, 2901 Osceola Pkwy., Lake Buena Vista 407939-3463

˚AMERICAN˚ C: 903 MILLS MARKET 903 S. Mills Ave., Orlando 407-898-4392. 903 millsmarketcafe.com

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C: ACE CAFE ORLANDO 100 W. Livingston St., Orlando 407-996-6686. acecafeusa.com W: ARTIST POINT Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, 901 Timerline Dr., Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining C+S+W: BETH’S BURGER BAR See Website for Multiple Locations. bethsburgerbar.com W: CALIFORNIA GRILL Disney’s Contemporary Resort, 4600 North World Dr., 15th Floor, Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneyworld.disney.go.com W: CHEF’S TABLE AT THE EDGEWATER 99 W. Plant St., Winter Garden 407-230-4837. chefstableattheedgewater.com W: COPPER CANYON GRILL Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Dr., Orlando 407-363-3933. ccgrill.com C+N+W: DEXTER’S See Website for Multiple Locations. dexwine.com W: EARLS KITCHEN+BAR The Mall at Millenia, 4200 Conroy Rd., Orlando 407-345-8260. earls.ca C: EMBER 42 W. Central Blvd., Orlando 407-849-5200. emberorlando.com W: EVERGLADES RESTAURANT Rosen Centre, 9840 International Dr., Orlando 407-996-9840 ext.

3610. evergladesrestaurant.com N: FARM & HAUS 3201 Corrine Dr., Orlando 407-801-1698. farmandhaus.com.

N: THE GLASS KNIFE 276 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park 407-500-2253. theglassknife.com C+N+S+W: GRAFFITI JUNKTION See Website for Multiple Locations. graffitijunktion.com W: HARD ROCK CAFE 6050 Universal Blvd., Orlando 407-351-7625. hardrock.com/cafes/orlando

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N: HILLSTONE 215 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park, 407-740-4005. hillstone.com W: LAKEHOUSE Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, 1 Grand Cypress Blvd., Orlando. 407-239-4240. grandcypress.regency.hyatt.com N: LUKE’S KITCHEN AND BAR 640 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland 407-674-2400. eatatlukes.com N+W+E: MARLOW’S TAVERN See Website for Multiple Locations. marlowstavern.com C: MAXINE’S ON SHINE 337 N. Shine Ave., Orlando 407-674-6841. maxinesonshine.com E: OMELET BAR 12250 Strategy Blvd., Orlando 407-704-1597. omeletbar.com N: ORLANDO MEATS 728 Virginia Dr., Orlando 407-598-0700. omeletbar.com N: THE OUTPOST NEIGHBORHOOD KITCHEN 2603 Edgewater Dr., Orlando 407-930-6282. outpostcollegepark.com N: THE PARKVIEW 136 S. Park Ave., Winter Park 407-647-9103. theparkviewwp.com N: THE RAVENOUS PIG 565 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park 407-628-2333. theravenouspig.com W+N: RUSTEAK See Website for Multiple Locations. rusteakwinebar.com

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W: THE WHISKEY 7563 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-930-6517. downatthewhiskey.com

˚ASIAN˚ C+W: HAWKERS STREET FARE See Website for Multiple Locations. eathawkers.com C: KING BAO 710 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 407-237-0013. kingbaowow.com C: MAMAK 1231 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-270-4688. mamakasianorlando.com W: MORIMOTO ASIA Disney Springs, 1600 E. Buena Vista Dr., Orlando 407-939-6686. patinagroupp.com/morimoto-asia C: NOODLES AND RICE 813 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 407-895-8833. noodlesandricecafe.com N: SUSHI LOLA’S 2902 Corrine Dr., Orlando 407898-5652. sushilolas.com C: TAKO CHEENA 932 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 321-236-7457. mytakocheena.com

˚BARBEQUE˚ C+N+S+E+W: 4 RIVERS SMOKEHOUSE See Website for Multiple Locations. 4rsmokehouse.com

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W: KIM WU 4904 S Kirkman Rd., Orlando 407-2930752. facebook.com/Kim-Wu-Chinese-Restaurant C: MING’S BISTRO 1212 Woodward St., Orlando 407-898-9672.

C: PETER’S KITCHEN 3922 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-895-8174. peterskitchencbb.business.site

˚CONTINENTAL˚ W: CHATHAM’S PLACE 7575 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Orlando 407-345-2992. chatamsplace.com N: HAMILTON’S KITCHEN at The Alfond Inn 300 E. New England Ave., Winter Park 407-998-8090. thealfondinn.com W: JACK’S PLACE Rosen Plaza Hotel. 9700 International Dr., Orlando 407-996-1787. jacksplacerestauraunt.com W: NINE18 The Villas of Grand Cypress, 1 N. Jacaranda, Lake Buena Vista 407-239-1999. grandcypress.com

˚CREATIVE/ CONTEMPORARY˚ N: 1921 BY NORMAN VAN AKEN 142 E. 4th Ave., Mount Dora 352-385-1921. 1921nva.com C: ARTISAN’S TABLE 22 E. Pine St., Orlando 407-730-7499. artisanstableorlando.com

W: SEASONS 52 7700 Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-354-5212. seasons52.com

N+W+E: BUBBALOU’S BODACIOUS BAR-B-QUE See Website for Multiple Locations. bubbalous.com

C: SE7EN BITES 617 N. Primrose Dr., Orlando 407-203-0727. se7enbites.com

C: CECIL’S TEXAS STYLE BAR-B-QUE 2800 S. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-423-9871. cecilsbbq.com

N: SHAKERS AMERICAN CAFE 1308 Edgewater Dr., Orlando 407-422-3534. shakerscafe.com

C+S: PIG FLOYD’S URBAN BARBAKOA See Website for Multiple Locations. pigfloyds.com

S: CANVAS RESTAURANT & MARKET 13615 Sachs Ave., Orlando 407-313-7800. canvaslakenona.com

W: SLATE 8323 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-500-7528. slateorlando.com

W: THE POLITE PIG Disney Springs, 1536 Buena Vista Dr., Orlando 407-938-7444. disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining

W: CAFE TU TU TANGO 8625 International Dr., Orlando 407-248-2222. cafetututango.com

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W: CAPA Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort, 10100 Dream Tree Blvd., Lake Buena Vista 407-313-7777. fourseasons.com/orlando

C: THE SMILING BISON 107 N. Magnolia Ave., Sanford 407-915-6086. thesmilingbison.com N: SWINE & SONS PROVISIONS 595 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park 407-636-7601. swineandsons.com W: TOMKOS TAVERN WOOD-FIRED PIZZA & MEATS 7720 N Turkey Lake Rd., Orlando 407-203-2222. tomkos.com N: THE TAP ROOM AT DUBSDREAD 549 W. Par St., Orlando 407-650-0100. taproomatdubsdread.com C: THE WATERFRONT 4201 S. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-866-0468. thewaterfrontorlando.com

W: THE BIG EASY See Website for Multiple Locations. thebigeasyfl.com N: TIBBY’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN See Website for Multiple Locations. tibbys.com

˚CHINESE˚ N: JUMBO CHINESE RESTAURANT 1967 Aloma Ave., Winter Park 407-657-8878. jumbowinterpark.com

C: THE BOHEME Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando, 325 S. Orange Ave., Downtown 407-313-9000. grandbohemianhotel.com

W: ITAR BISTRO AND MARKET 7065 Westpoint Blvd., Orlando 407-757-0553. itarbistro.com S: K RESTAURANT 1701 Edgewater Dr., Orlando 407-872-2332. krestaurant.net C: LUMA ON PARK 290 S. Park Ave., Winter Park 407-599-4111. lumaonpark.com W: MARKET TO TABLE 146 Plant St., Winter Garden 407-970-8876. market2table.com

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S: MOOR Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, 6000 W. Osceola Pkwy., Kissimmee. 407-586-1101. marriott.com W: NORMAN’S Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes, 4012 Central Florida Pkwy., Orlando 407-393-4333. normans.com C: THE OSPREY TAVERN 4899 New Broad St., Orlando 407-960-7700. ospreytavern.com W: PRIMO JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes, 4040 Central Florida Pkwy., Orlando 407-393-4444. primorestaurant.com C: THE RUSTY SPOON 55 W. Church St., Orlando 407-401-8811. therustyspoon.com

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N+W: THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY See Website for Multiple Locations. thecheesecakefactory.com

N: CHEZ VINCENT 533 W. New England Ave., Winter Park 407-599-2929. chezvincent.com

E: VALKYRIE DOUGHNUTS 12226 Corporate Blvd., Orlando valkyriedoughnuts.com

C: DOVECOTE 390 N. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-930-1700. dovecoteorlando.com

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N: LE COQ AU VIN 4800 S. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-851-6980. lecoqauvinrestaurant.com

C: BAUERN-STUBE 8015 S. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-857-8404. bauern-stube.com

˚GREEK˚

N: SANTIAGO’S BODEGA See Website for Multiple Locations. santiagosbodega.com

N: HOLLERBACH’S WILLOW TREE CAFE 205 E. First St., Sanford 407-321-2204. willowtreecafe.com

C: THE GREEK CORNER 1600 N. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-228-0303. thegreekcorner.net

W: STRONG WATER TAVERN Loews Sapphire Falls Resort at Universal Orlando, 6274 Hollywood Way, Orlando 407-503-5000. loewshotels.com/sapphire-falls-resort

C: SCHUMANN’S JAGER HAUS 25 W. Church St., Orlando 407-985-1950. schumannsjagerhaus.com

W: TAVERNA OPA Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Dr., Orlando 407-351-8660. tavernaoparestaurant.com

W: THE TASTING ROOM 99 W. Plant St., Winter Garden 407-230-4837. chefstableattheedgewater.com

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W: TIFFINS Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneygo.com

N: CAFE DE FRANCE 526 Park Ave. S., Winter Park 407-647-1869. lecafedefrance.com

W: AASHIRWAD INDIAN RESTAURANT 7000 S. Kirkman Rd., Orlando 407-370-9830. aashirwadrestaurant.com

W: URBAIN 40 8000 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando 407-872-2640. urbain40.com W: VICTORIA & ALBERT’S Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, 4401 Floridian Way, Lake Buena Vista 407-824-1089. victoria-alberts.com

˚CUBAN˚ N: BLACK BEAN DELI 325 S Orlando Ave. Suite 1-1, Winter Park; 1835 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-628-0294. blackbeandeli.com W: COLUMBIA 649 Front St., Celebration 407-566-1505. columbiarestaurant.com W: CUBA LIBRE Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Dr., Orlando 407-226-1600. cubalibrerestsauraunt.com S: PADRINO’S CUBAN BISTRO 13586 Village Park Dr., Orlando 407-251-5107. padrinosbistro.com

˚DESSERT˚ C: BETTER THAN SEX 1905 N. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-761-8949. betterthansexorlando.com C: BLUE BIRD BAKE SHOP 3122 Corrine Dr., Orlando 407-228-3822. bluebirdbakeshop.com N: BUTTERMILK BAKERY 1198 Orange Ave., Winter Park 321-422-4015. buttermilk-bakery.com C: CHARLIE’S GOURMET PASTRIES 3213 Curry Ford Rd., Orlando 407-898-9561. charliesgourmetpastries.com

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C: P IS FOR PIE 2806 Corrine Dr., Orlando 407-745-4743. crazyforpies.com

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S: BOMBAY CAFE 1137 Doss Ave., Orlando 407- 240-5151. bombaycafeorlando.net

C: LA BELLA LUNA 4886 New Broad St., Orlando 407-85-0025. labellalunafl.com

N: KOHINOOR INDIAN RESTAURANT Ethan Allen Plaza, 249 W. State Rd. 436, Suite 1093, Altamonte Springs 407-788-6004. kohinootindianrestaurant.com

W: LA LUCE 14100 Bonnet Creek Resort Ln., Orlando 407-597-3600. laluceorlando.com

N: MEMORIES OF INDIA Shoppes at Lake Emma, 3895 Lake Emma Rd., Lake Mary 407-804-0920. memoriesofindiacuisine.com W: RASA 7730 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-930-0402. eatatrasa.com

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N+E: TAMARIND See Website for Multiple Locations. tamarinfl.com

˚IRISH˚ N: FIDDLER’S GREEN 544 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park 407-645-2050. fidderlsgreenorlando.com W: HAGAN O’REILLY’S IRISH PUB 16112 Marsh Rd., Winter Garden 407-905-4782 facebook.com/Hagan.OReillysPub W: RAGLAN ROAD IRISH PUB AND RESTAURANT Downtown Disney, 1640 E. Buena Vista Dr., Lake Buena Vista 407-938-0300. raglanroadirishpub.com

˚ITALIAN˚ N+W: ANTHONY’S COAL FIRED PIZZA See Website for Multiple Locations. acfp.com

W: PEPERONCINO CUCINA 7998 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando 407-440-2856. peperonicocucina.com C: PIZZA BRUNO 3990 Curry Ford Rd., Orlando. pizzabrunofl.com N: PRATO 124 N. Park Ave., Winter Park.

407-262-0050. prato-wp.com W: RAVELLO Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort, 10100 Dream Tree Blvd., Lake Buena Vista 407-313-7777. fourseasons.com/orlando N: ROCCO’S ITALIAN GRILLE & BAR 400 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park 407-644-7770. roccositaliangrille.com W: VINCENZO CUCINA ITALIANA 8255 International Dr., Suite 112 Orlando 407-745-4030. vincenzosorlando.com W: VITO’S CHOP HOUSE 8633 International Dr., Orlando 407-354-2467. vitoschophouse.com W: WINTER GARDEN PIZZA COMPANY 46 W. Plant Street, Winter Garden 407-877-1930. wintergardenpizza.com

W: BICE Loews Portofino Bay Hotel 5601 Universal Blvd., Orlando 407-503-1415. biceorlando.com

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W: CHRISTINI’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO Dr. Phillips Marketplace, 7600 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Dr. Phillips 407-345-8770. christinis.com N: ENZO’S ON THE LAKE 1130 S. 17-92, Longwood 407-834-9872. enzos.com N: FRANCESCO’S RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA 400 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland 407-960-5533, francescosrist.com E: GOODFELLA’S PIZZERIA 11873 East Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-658-6615. goodfellasorlando.com W: MULINO Walt Disney World Swan Resort, 1200 Epcot Resort Blvd., Lake Buena Vista 407-934-1199. swandolphin.com/ilmulino

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N: NONNO’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO 1140 E. Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Springs 407-260-8900. nonnositalianrestaurant.com

N: ANTONIO’S 611 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland 407-645-1035 antoniosonline.com

W: CALLA BELLA Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando 407-996-3663. calabellarestaurant.com

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N+E: MELLOW MUSHROOM See Website for Multiple Locations. mellowmushroom.com

C: AMURA 54 W. Church St., Orlando 407-316-8500. amuradowntown.com W: BANSHOO SUSHI BAR Rosen Centre Hotel, 9840 International Dr., Orlando 407-996-9840. rosencentre.com N: DOMU 3201 Corrine Dr., Orlando 407-960-1228. domufl.com W: DRAGONFLY ROBATA GRILL 7972 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando 407-370-3359. dragonflysushi. com/orlando C: KABOOKIU SUSHI 3122 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-228-3839. kabookisushi.com

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W: NAGOYA SUSHI See Website for Multiple Locations. nagoyasushi.com

N+W+E: PARAMOUNT FINE FOODS See Website for Multiple Locations paramountfinefoods.com

C+W: SEITO SUSHI See Website for Multiple Locations. seitosushi.com

S: VILLA DE FLORA Gaylord Palms Resort, 6000 W. Osceola Pkwy., Kissimmee 407-586-1114. gaylordpalms.com

C: SHARI SUSHI LOUNGE 621 E. Central Blvd., Thornton Park 407-420-9420. sharisushilounge.com C: SHIN SUSHI AND SAKE BAR 803 N. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-648-8000. shinsushi.com W: SUSHI TOMI 8463 S John Young Pkwy., Orlando 407-352-8635. sushitomi.com E: SUSHI POP 310 W. Mitchell Hammock Rd., Oviedo 407-542-5975. sushipoprestaurant.com C: YAMASAN SUSHI & GRILL 1606 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 407-228-1730. yamasanorlando.com E: YUKI HANA 3635 Aloma Ave., Oviedo 407-695-8808. sushioviedo.com W: ZETA BAR & SUSHI LOUNGE Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, 14100 Bonnet Creek Resort Ln., Orlando 407-597-3600. hiltonbonnetcreek.com/dining/zeta-bar-sushi-lounge

˚KOREAN˚ N: SEOUL GARDEN 511 E. Horatio Ave., Maitland 407-599-5199.

C: SHIN JUNG 1638 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-895-7345. shinjungkorean.com

˚LATIN/SPANISH˚ N: BULLA GASTROBAR 110 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park 321-214-6120. bullagastrobar.com N: CEVICHE TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT 125 W. Church St., Orlando 321-281-8140. ceviche.com W: FOGO DE CHÃO 8282 International Dr., Orlando 407-370-0711. fogodechao.com

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W westside

˚MEXICAN/TEX-MEX˚ W: AGAVE AZUL 4750 S. Kirkman Rd., Orlando 407-704-6930. agaveazulorlando.com C: BLACK ROOSTER TAQUERIA 1323 Mills Ave., Orlando 407-601-0994. blackroostertaqueria.com N: COCINA 214 151 E. Welbourne Ave., Winter Park 407-790-7997 .cocina214.com W: FRONTERA COCINA Disney Springs, 1604 Buena Vista Dr., Lake Buena Vista 407-560-9197. fronteracocina.com N: HUNGER STREET TACOS 2103 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park 407-444-6270. hungerstreettacos.com W: MI CASA TEQUILA TAQUERIA Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando 407-996-9939. rosenshinglecreek.com C+N+W: PEPE’S CANTINA See Website for Multiple Locations. pepescantina.com C: REYERS MEZCALERIA 821 N. Orange Ave., Orlando 407-868-9007. reyesmex.com W: TAQUITOS JALISCO 1041 S. Dillard St., Winter Garden 407-654-0363

˚SANDWICHES˚ C: BEEFY KING 424 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando 407-894-2241. beefyking.com W: THE DELI DOWNTOWN 18 N. Boyd St., Winter Garden 407-347-3873. thedelidowntownwg.com

W: MANGO’S TROPICAL CAFE 8126 International Dr., Orlando 407-673-4422. mangos.com/orlando

C: POM POM’S TEAHOUSE & SANWICHERIA 67 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando 407-894-0865. pompomsteahouse.com

W: TAPA TORO 8441 International Dr., Orlando 407-226-2929 tapatoro.restaurant

W: SAVOREE 2 W. Plant St., Winter Garden 407347-5222. savoree.net

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N+W: BOSPHOROUS TURKISH CUISINE See Website for Multiple Locations. bosphorousrestaurant.com

N: BLU ON THE AVENUE 326 S. Park Ave., Winter Park 407-960-3778. bluontheavenue.com

W: CEDAR’S Plaza Venezia, 7732 W. Sand Lake Rd., Dr. Phillips 407-351-6000. orlandocedars.com

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W: DEEP BLU SEAFOOD GRILLE Wyndham Grand Orlando, Bonnet Creek, 14651 Chelonia Pkwy., Orlando 407-390-2420. deepbluorlando.com

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W+N: FISHBONES See Website for Multiple Locations. fishbonesorlando.com W: FLYING FISH Disney’s Boardwalk, Lake Buena Vista 407-939-3463. disneyworld.disney.go.com W: HEMINGWAY’S One Grand Cypress Blvd., Orlando 407-239-1234. grandcypress.hyatt.com W: JOHNNIE’S HIDEAWAY 12551 State Rd., 535, Orlando 407-827-1111. johnnieshideaway.com W: MOONFISH The Fountains, 7525 W. Sand Lake Rd., Dr. Phillips 407-363-7262. moonfishorlando.com

W: TODD’S ENGLISH’S BLUEZOO Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel, 1500 Epcot Resorts Blvd., Lake Buena Vista 407-934-1111. swananddolphin.com N: WINTER PARK FISH COMPANY 761 Orange Ave., Winter Park 407-622-6112. thewinterparkfishco.com

˚SOUTHERN˚ N: THE COOP 610 W. Morse Blvd., Winter Park 407-843-2667. asouthernaffair.com W: HIGHBALL & HARVEST Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes, 4012 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando 407-393-4422. ritzcarlton.com

C: MUDDY WATERS 101 S. Eola Dr., Orlando 407-843-9676. muddywaters-orlando.com

C: SOCO-SOUTHERN CONTEMPORARY CUISINE 629 East Central Blvd., Orlando 407-849-1800. socothorntonpark.com

W: OCEAN PRIME Rialto, 7339 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-781-4880. ocean-prime.com

˚STEAK HOUSES˚

W: THE OCEANAIRE SEAFOOD ROOM Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Dr., Orlando 407-363-4801. theoceanaire.com

W: BULL & BEAR Waldorf Astoria Orlando, 14200 Bonnet Creek Resort Lane, Orlando 407-597-5500. bullandbearorlando.com

W: PADDLEFISH Disney Springs, 1670 E. Buena Vista Dr., Orlando 407-934-2628. paddlefishrestaurant.com

W: THE CAPITAL GRILLE See Website for Multiple Locations. thecapitalgrille.com

N: REEL FISH COASTAL KITCHEN 1234 N. Orange Ave., Winter Park 407-543-3474. reelfishcoastal.com

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W: ELEVEN AT REUNION RESORT Reunion Resort, 7593 Gathering Dr., Reunion 407-662-1170. reunionresort.com N+W: FLEMING’S PRIME STEAKHOUSE & WINE BAR See Website for Multiple Locations. flemingssteakhouse.com C: KRES CHOPHOUSE 17 W. Church St., Downtown Orlando 407-447-7950. kresrestaurant.com W: A LAND REMEMBERED Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando 866-996-9939. landrememberedrestaurant.com

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W: EDDIE V’S 7488 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-355-3011. eddiev.com

W: DEL FRISCO’S DOUBLE EAGLE STEAK HOUSE 9150 International Dr., Orlando 407-351-5074. delfriscos.com

S: CHARLEY’S STEAK HOUSE See Website for Multiple Locations. charleyssteakhouse.com

C: LINDA’S LA CANTINA 4721 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-894-4491. lindaslacantinasteakhouse.com W: MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE Dr. Phillips Marketplace, 7600 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Orlando 407-248-3485. mortons.com S: OLD HICKORY STEAKHOUSE Gaylord Palms Resort, 6000 W. Osceola Pkwy., Kissimmee 407-586-1600. gaylordpalms.com W: THE PALM Hard Rock Hotel, 5800 Universal Blvd., Orlando 407-503-7256. thepalm.com/orlando W: RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE 7501 W. Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-226-3900. ruthschris.com N: SHULA’S 347 Grill Westin Lake Mary Orlando North, 2974 International Pkwy., Lake Mary 407-531-3567. donshula.com W: SPENCER’S FOR STEAKS & CHOPS The Hilton Orlando, 6001 Destination Pkwy., Orlando 407-313-8625. spencersforsteakandchops.com W: STK ORLANDO Disney Springs, 1580 E. Buena Vista Dr., Orlando 407-917-7440. togrp.com/venue/stk-orlando W: TEXAS DE BRAZIL 5259 International Dr., Orlando 407-355-0355. texasdebrazil.com W: THE VENETIAN CHOP HOUSE Caribe Royale Resort, 8101 World Center Dr., Lake Buena Vista 407-238-8060. cariberoyale.com W: VINES GRILLE & WINE BAR 7533 Sand Lake Rd., Orlando 407-351-1227. vinesgrille.com

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N: INFUSION TEA 1600 Edgewater Dr., Orlando 407-999-5255. infusionorlando.com C: MARKET ON SOUTH 2603 E. South St., Orlando 407-613-5968. marketonsouth.com

N: SEA THAI 3812 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-895-0985. seathaiorlando.com

N: THE SANCTUM CAFE 715 N Fern Creek Ave., Orlando 407-747-0346. thesanctumcafe.com

W: THAI BLOSSOM 99 W. Plant St., Winter Garden 407-905-9917. mythaiblossom.com

˚VIETNAMESE•

˚VEGETARIAN˚ C: DANDELION COMMUNITEA CAFE 618 N. Thornton Ave., Orlando 407-362-1864. dandelioncommunitea.com N: ETHOS VEGAN KITCHEN 601-B New York Ave., Winter Park 407-228-3898. ethosvegankitchen.com

C: LITTLE SAIGON 1106 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-423-8539. littlesaigonrestaurant.com C: PHO 88 VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT 730 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 407-897-3488 pho88orlando.com C: PHO VINH 657 N. Primrose Dr., Orlando 407-228-0043. Phovinhorlando.com

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˚WINE BARS & LOUNGES˚

W: BLUE MARTINI Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Dr., Suite 1182, Orlando 407-447-2583. bluemartinilounge.com C: BÖSENDORFER LOUNGE The Grand Bohemian Hotel, 325 S. Orange Ave., Downtown Orlando 407-313-9000. grandbohemianhotel.com N: EDEN BAR 1300 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland 407-629-1088. enzian.org C: EOLA WINE COMPANY 430 E. Central Blvd., Orlando 407-481-9100. eolawinecompany.com C: ONE80 SKYTOP LOUNGE 400 W. Church St., Orlando 407-913-0180. 180downtown.com

C: SAIGON NOODLE & GRILL 101 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando 407-532-7373. saigonnoodleandgrill.com C: VIET GARDEN 1237-1239 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 407-896-4154. vietgardenorlando.com

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W: THE ATTIC DOOR 28 W. Plant St., Winter Garden 407-877-0266. jrsatticdoor.com

N: ORCHID THAI CUISINE 305 N. Park Ave., Winter Park 407-331-1400. orchidthaiwinterpark.com

N: THAI CUISINE RESTAURANT 5325 Edgewater Dr., Orlando 407-292-9474. thaicuisineorlando.com

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N: THE VINEYARD WINE COMPANY 1140 Town Park Ave., Suite 1260, Lake Mary 407-833-WINE. thevineyardwinecompany.com N: THE WINE ROOM 270 Park Ave. S., Winter Park 407-696-WINE. thewineroomonline.com

The UPS STORE at The Dr. Phillips Marketplace Plaza

7512 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Ste. 50, Orlando, FL 32819 Mon.-Thurs. 8:30am - 7pm Fri. 9am - 7pm Sat. 9am - 3pm Tel: 407.352.3767 Fax: 407.352.5535 store2217@theupsstore.com www.orlando-fl-2217.theupsstorelocal.com ww

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