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A Salamander Golf & Spa Resort
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God Save McQueen
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Top 10 Most Fashionable Women
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> Thank you, our readers and subscribers, for expressing your interest in Tampa Bay’s newest and greatest publication. My gratitude also extends to our loyal, talented and hard-working team of wonderful people who have pledged their efforts in bringing our dream into reality so that we could share our vision with the most important sector of our business, namely, each of you, our readers. Further, as with any new “kid on the block,” we are equally proud of our advertising clientele who have expressed their confidence by deciding that our success will be their success, and investing in our magazine.
One last thought… I’ve visited and considered many other cities prior to choosing Tampa Bay for this project. Weeks were spent visiting cities like Miami, Palm Beach, etc. All of them have their great art galleries, great restaurants, great nightlife, and great entertainment venues…but in my opinion galleries, restaurants, nightlife and entertainment are only secondary ingredients necessary to make a great city. In Tampa, I discovered the primary ingredient that makes a great city…People! < All the very best, Sincerely,
Our simple business ideology is to offer more interesting and vivid articles and news, both local and national, to the people living and visiting in the Tampa Bay area. Our new, “hip” concept will embody the energy necessary to open the doors to our exciting and wonderful city. Tampa Style Magazine, in addition to opening the doors to a new and cosmopolitan Tampa Bay, will also provide an outlet, a voice for you, the active generation of this city. At the conclusion of each article we welcome your input by encouraging your comments and/ or suggestions.We will need your feedback to assist us in fine- tuning our publication and have it evolve into the best magazine for you.
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Joey Wright Joey Wright is an Orlando based independent photographer specializing in commercial fashion and wedding photography. After graduating from UCF with a B.A. in Digital Media, he spent several years in the graphic design field before redirecting his creative talents into the world of photography. His work, never to be characterized by one particular look or style, always reflects his meticulous attention to detail and perfectionist nature. Joey was recently recognized by Westcott Lighting when they chose him as one of their 2010 Westcott Top Pros. You can check out his wide range of work at www.joeywrightphotography.com
Karyn Glubis Published author and Tampa Bay’s resident socialite highlighted in the Scene with Karyn section is busy attending events to share and also include in the In Case You Missed It article. A successful business owner of a custom jewelry line, Karysma, and a Real Estate Broker, writing remains a preferred hobby. Born in Trinidad, and having lived in Toronto, London, Miami and Vancouver prior to moving 9 years ago to Tampa Bay, she enjoys the small town feel within a large city with dynamic things happening on a daily basis. She has an MBA and a BA in Communication Arts.
Dana Damato Dana Damato is currently a graduate student at UCF pursuing a Master of Communications. She graduated from UCF with a BA in English Creative Writing and believes that her journey as a writer is just beginning. Over the past year Dana has had the opportunity to meet and interview several Hollywood celebrities and famous athletes. Dana can be contacted at dana_damato@hotmail.com
Talitha Vickers As an award-winning journalist Talitha Vickers has a passion for bringing to light issues that can positively affect and enhance the lives of others. With over a decade of experience as a TV News Anchor and Reporter she has covered it all. From Presidential elections, breaking news, entertainment, investigative reports and celebrity interviews Talitha always finds a way to deliver and connect with her audience.Whenever she has a moment to spare, you can find her participating in community service, mentoring children, event planning or hosting events for fundraisers. As a native New Yorker, Talitha brings a touch of class to any project by doing the ordinary extraordinarily well. talitha_v@hotmail.com
Megan Hyde Megan Hyde is a 2010 UCF graduate. Earning a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with minors in Mass communications and Creative Writing, and hopes to make a literary name for herself. An accessorizing, makeup-loving gal, Megan believes outfits deserve love, attention and at least a bracelet or two. She supports red lipstick and colorful mascara, and not just for weekends. When Megan’s not working, writing, loving her pups Pepper & Roni she and her boyfriend enjoy everything else about life together in East Orlando.
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Indo-US Chamber of Commerce: The Banyan Ball The annual Indo-US Chamber of Commerce gala and awards banquet, The Banyan Ball, was held at A La Carte Event Pavilion in Tampa. This black tie affair, the signature event of the organization, featured keynote speaker, Rocky Patel, entertainment and hosted many business leaders and dignitaries. The tasty Indian food, colorful ambiance and cultural explosion was enjoyed by many! - Karyn
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Rocky Patel (Keynote Speaker), Dr. Pawan Rattan (Founding Member), Suleman Makhani (President), Paresh Patel (Chairman)
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Innisbrook: A Salamander Golf & Spa Resort By: Ramona Hurley Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> As summer winds to a close and thoughts turn to Fall getaways, it is a bonus to discover a location that is only a short drive away that makes us feel we’ve traveled far from the daily stresses of life. If you are one of the many Tampa Bay area residents who don’t often find their way to north Pinellas County, the newly remodeled, private oasis of Innisbrook Resort provides a great reason to plan that escape today. Known for world-class championship golf, the resort’s four courses offer an unexpected change in landscape that you might find more reminiscent of the Carolinas. The highly regarded Copperhead Course, home of the PGA TOUR’s Transitions championship each March, is framed in tall stately pines, offering rolling hills and elevated tees that are both challenging and beautiful. During the past tournament, then-World Number One Martin Kaymer called it “the best course I’ve played in the United States.” There’s also the scenic Island Course that resort members feel is every bit as challenging as Copperhead, if not more so. It features course elevations that represent the highest point in Pinellas County. Island is also a favorite of nature lovers with abundant wildlife, including a few families of Bald Eagles. The LPGA-sanctioned Legends Tour also holds its only annual major championship on the layout each fall, with this year’s event scheduled for November 11-13. The appealingbut-challenging North and South courses round out Innisbrook’s 72-hole collection – all of which were designed by Larry Packard, who still lives at the resort at the ripe old age of 98.
you haven’t been to Innisbrook.The resort’s owner, Business Entrepreneur Sheila C. Johnson, has completed extensive renovations to the tune of over $26 million. These sweeping enhancements included golf course improvements, the new Osprey clubhouse featuring a beautiful guest registration area, a gourmet market, the new Market Salamander Grille & Sports Bar with patio dining and live entertainment, a complete remodeling of Innisbrook’s three conference centers and the addition of the new and luxurious Indaba Spa. The new spa, Market Salamander Grille and Packard’s Steakhouse (a guest favorite) are also open to the public for area residents to enjoy as well. Families enjoy the fun setting at Loch Ness Monster Pool, which features two winding water slides, a cascading waterfall, and sandy beach areas for toddlers. The energetic staff also plans numerous children’s activities that keep all ages entertained for hours. Innisbrook offers a variety of unique events throughout the year and Bay Area car enthusiasts will love the upcoming Weekend of Exotic Luxuries on November 18-19. The two-day event is being held in conjunction with duPont REGISTRY magazine, Neiman Marcus and G Magazine. It will feature a signature “Cars ‘N Coffee” event with over 300 luxury dream cars on display, an exotic luxuries vendor showcase, a Food & Wine Festival, a golf tournament which includes a chance to win an exotic car, and a special gala dinner reception. Innisbrook’s beautiful, private setting is just 20 miles from Tampa International Airport. To learn more, including membership opportunities, visit www.visitInnisbrook.com or call 727-942-2000.<
As the world’s most talented golf professionals have stated: if you haven’t seen Innisbrook lately,
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Michelle Obama
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Most Fashionable Women By: Dana Damato Read more at: StyleToMe.com
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> Whether they’re walking down the red carpet at a Hollywood awards show or flying across the world to shake the hand of the President or Prime Minister, the women we admire the most are the ones who can set the world on fire and leave us asking ourselves, “What are they wearing?” because they look so good as they run the world. As society and fashion trends change, these 10 power women never let us down when it comes to their career or their outfits. For this fall, these are the key women to look at for elegant, sophisticated, classy, or outrageous fashion ideas. The first most fashionable power woman on my list always leads right to Michelle Obama. Being the 2nd first lady to ever grace the cover of Vogue Magazine in it’s March 2009
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Rihanna
issue, Michelle Obama has lead the country as a first lady standing strong next to her husband, President Barack Obama. Setting examples of motherhood and leading a few social initiatives of her own, Michelle Obama has always looked the part of a woman who always seems to get it right. More recently, the royal name has been seen in a very fashionable light as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (Formerly Kate Middleton), has transformed into the most looked-to and admired fashion icon of the new decade. It was her famous wedding dress, a creation by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen that turned the newest royal into the uppermost icons in the fashion world. Third on the list is handed to a more edgy and odd person, none other then Lady Gaga. Yes, she is outrageous in her couture ensembles and many
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will certainly disagree with her as “fashionable.” However, she is brilliant because she has created an empire solely based off her music and wardrobe. Her looks are inspiring because of the artistic aspect, and if fashion is a form of art, then Lady Gaga is the Pablo Picasso. Fourth on the list is couldn’t help but include Jennifer Aniston. Being one of the most famous American actress, film director, and producer for as long as we can remember, Jen Aniston never lets us down with her continuous beauty and style. Almost always making a statement and always topping the charts on best dressed lists, singer Rihanna never falls short of dressing brilliant and beautiful. Ravishing and confidant, Rihanna is the queen of dominating the music charts and looking good while doing
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it. My sixth pick goes to the up-and-coming Emma Watson. Putting her Harry Potter wizarding days behind her, this fashion forward female is about to take the world by storm as she landed on the cover of Vogue’s July 2011 issue. If you haven’t heard of my seventh pick, do a Google search as soon as possible. Appearing on the MTV Reality show The City, fashionista Olivia Palermo is the girl you see walking down the street and can’t help but stare at. She is known world wide as a fashion trendsetter (and even played the part on Sex and the City!). Sarah Jessica Parker also has an array of outfits that she has presented to the world over the years and continues to uphold her name in the fashion, business, and acting world. The final two have a new and fresh approach to their fashion, but always end up
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at the top of their game on the red carpet and on the big screen, Blake Lively and Diane Kruger have made a both made a positive name for themselves in fashion and are admired by many for their style. So there you have it, the ten most fashionable women in our day and age. Some may seem a bit young to deserve the title, but fashion is all about looking forward and into the future.<
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Julie Weintraub Is the Fairy Godmother to so many in need By: Allison Otis Photo Courtesy of Julie Weintraub Read more at: StyleToMe.com
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> One might call Julie Weintraub a fairy godmother. However, her formula is not magic, it’s generosity. Founded in 2010, Hands Across the Bay is Weintraub’s brainchild, a local charity organization that supports Tampa Bay area charities and residents in an effort to improve the community’s standard of living. For those who know Weintraub, the undertaking is far from unusual. She recognizes charitability as “an obligation of having a business in the community.” Thus, as the local business owner of Gold & Diamond Source, she and her husband have consistently been contributors to the community. In fact, Gold & Diamond Source has an in-kind donation program that donates a piece of jewelry to an event in order to raise funds for the benefiting organization. Hands Across the Bay, then, was a natural progression to address the growing needs of the community amidst the financial crisis. On October 1 at Pepin‚ Hospitality Centre, Hands Across the Bay will present Tampa Bay’s fifth annual Dancing with the Stars, a black-tie event patterned after ABC’s hit reality television show of the same name. The dancers are local celebrities, community personalities and philanthropists who will certainly both captivate the audience with choreography from professional dance instructors from Fred Astaire Dance Studios of Tampa and dazzle in spectacular gowns and formalwear from the original DWTS designer of Designs to Shine. The National and In-
ternational Ballroom Competition Adjudicators as well as votes cast by the audience will judge performances. Besides putting on a fabulous show, Tampa Bay’s Dancing with the Stars will benefit Kids Charity of Tampa Bay, Inc.,The Pepin Academies, Inc., and Hands Across the Bay. The Kids Charity of Tampa Bay is a non-profit organization that seeks to improve the quality of life for foster children and foster families. The Pepin Academies is a tuition-free, not-for-profit organization dedicated to educating students with identified learning and learning-related disabilities. Committee chooses the recipients each year based on the degree of need. Receiving limited to no funding by the state or federal government, the money raised by the event is invaluable. Last year, the event contributed $30,000 to each of its three beneficiaries and hopes to match, if not increase its benefaction this year. To contribute to the event, one can go to the website and purchase a table or an individual seat for the event or vote for a dancer. (www. dancingforcharity.com) Also, be sure to visit the organization’s website (www.handsacrossthebay. com) for information about current needs and how to give back, either financially or through volunteer work. Weintraub insists, “Donations do not have to be money. If they give their time or talent, it’s huge to us.”<
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St. Petersburg Florida Takes Its Place Among Great Waterfront Cities Forward by: Cathleen K. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
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> The gem in the crown of Tampa Bay offers a lively, livable lifestyle along its sunny shore. New York City, Chicago, Boston, Seattle. Such uptown waterfront cities conjure immediate images of vibrant downtowns that offer a beautiful and multifaceted way of life, especially for those fortunate enough to live within shouting distance of their celebrated shorelines. Imagine that same vibe in a location of sun and fun — someplace that offers all the sophistication, convenience and dazzle of bigcity living, plus the pace and friendliness of a small town, and lots of extras, like tolerable traffic, affordable real estate, a sparkling waterfront — and a noticeable absence of snow. St. Petersburg, Florida has long outgrown its old rep as a mecca for retirees and vacationers, and it’s getting better every day. Visionary leadership, a can-do business community, strong support of the arts and unparalleled location have transformed it into one of the most likable, livable waterfront cities in the United States. Even during the current economy, when many cities have stalled or slipped, St. Petersburg has kept a steady course, successfully wooing new business and world-class partners; it also completed a new $35-million Dali museum and continued building — and selling — waterfront condominiums. It’s easy to see why:
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and interest, from the Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum with its tranquil walking paths, to North Shore Park, with its pool, tennis courts and white sandy beach. The centerpiece of the park system is Straub Park, whose exotic banyan tree and colorful bougainvillea lead the way to The Pier, a halfmile-long thoroughfare that leads to The Pier Aquarium and Marine Education Center, dining, shopping, fishing, and community festivals and activities. And there, beyond the tidy lawns, exotic landscape and swaying palms, lie the calm blue-green waters of Tampa Bay, home to picturesque marinas, elegant yachts, bobbing sailboats, boat tours and rentals, commercial ships lining the distant horizon and dolphins playing in the sun. On any day, you’ll also spy paddleboards and paddle boats, paddling kayakers and puddle jumpers. Fishing and stargazing also are favorite pastimes at The Pier. This outdoor diversity — along with a rich calendar that includes some 1,000 annual open-air events — is among the reasons St. Petersburg is regularly recognized with “firsts” and “bests,” including Florida’s first Green City by the Green Building Coalition, noted for energy conservation, recycling, water conservation, fuel efficiency, landscaping, preservation of open spaces, and other environmental programs. (Among its many other rankings are: Florida’s Most Walkable City, Tree City USA and one of America’s cleanest cities among major metropolitan areas, as well as many business-friendly awards.)
Baseline: Perfect Location World Class Culture & Quality of Life
The central downtown area of St. Petersburg hugs about three miles of the pristine shores of Tampa Bay, and within that sinuous greenway are 11 distinct, well-kept city-owned waterfront parks — the legacy of thoughtful forefathers who eschewed industry and private ownership and chose to share this beautiful space with one and all. Today it’s the third largest waterfront park system in North America — behind only the notable shorelines of Vancouver and Chicago. St. Petersburg’s waterfront parks offer a little something for every mood
Interspersed among the parks and along the waterway is a chain of museums, entertainment, education and sports venues. The latest gem in this chain is the Salvador Dali Museum, the architecturally stunning edifice that houses the largest collection of Dali outside of Europe. It was designed by Yann Weymouth, who oversaw the glass Louvre Pyramid in Paris and who designed the superb addition to St. Petersburg’s own Museum of Fine Arts within Straub Park along Beach Drive. The beautiful drive also
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along the waterfront, too, and now support local, national and international baseball, soccer, and other sports competitions, plus community events.
moved in near downtown. Pinellas County, in fact, ranks second in the state in manufacturing employment and third in the number of manufacturing firms.
Layers of Convenience
Living along the downtown waterfront — with the luxury of taking in all the amenities, beauty and conveniences at a moment’s notice — has become even more desirable, accessible and elegant in the recent past, with mid- and high-rise condominium residences judiciously positioned to enhance (and capture) uninterrupted views of the water.
St. Petersburg’s wonderfully walkable waterfront is gaining considerable reputation for its lively nightlife, too, highlighted by a delightful array of alfresco dining spots (along thoughtfully broadened sidewalks) and taste options. You’ll find everything from drop-in snack shops (complete with watering bowls for your four-legged friends) to casual lunch spots to exceptional fine-dining experiences.
is home to the Morean Art Center’s Chihuly Collection, as well as numerous other fine arts galleries and shops. St. Petersburg’s oldest museum, the Museum of History, is right around the corner, at the gateway to The Pier. The stately St. Petersburg Yacht Club, one of the oldest yacht clubs in the United States, commands a large corner spot and marina nearby along Bay Shore Drive. Nearby is the recently renovated Progress Energy Center for the Arts/Mahaffey Theater, a 2,031-seat cultural jewel with elegant ballroom space; spectacular waterfront views; European box-style seating; and Broadway, musical and variety entertainment. Also along the waterfront are the University of South Florida, home to a powerhouse research- and technology-focused College of Marine Science, and the renowned Poynter Institute for Media Studies. The historic spring training grounds of Al Lang Field are
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Getting around by car is a treat here, too, especially compared to other cosmopolitan cities whose traffic snarls foil the best of times. You can also board a charming horse-drawn carriage or, for 25 cents, grab a trolley that loops throughout the downtown area. The city offers quick access to Interstate 275 toward Tampa and points north, as well as south to Sarasota and Naples. Tampa International Airport is a quick 30-minute drive away, while St. Petersburg/ Clearwater International Airport is a scant 20 minutes away. Even more convenient, the city-owned Albert Whitted Airport is yet another downtown waterfront convenience, with charter and sightseeing flights, and tie downs for private aircraft.
And the living couldn’t be easier. The most recent addition, Ovation, sits at the coveted corner of Beach Drive and Second Avenue Northeast (which leads to The Pier). Ovation is an intimate community of just 45 estate-size homes, all with views over the water, destinations and parks below. With just two 3,660-square-foot homes per floor — each with its own private elevator lobby — this luxury address is known for privacy and individuality that rival a single family home. The homes include three bedroom, three baths, plus family room, a flexible study and a gourmet kitchen — and four balconies. The community features 24-hour concierge services, a pool and spa deck with expansive outdoor space and covered cabanas, a large social room with catering kitchen, plus a smaller gathering room for informal events — and a stunning entry lobby with specially commissioned artwork.
Livable, Workable Lifestyle Sunshine City State of Mind
This may read a little like a tourist broadsheet (and oh yes, there’s plenty of accommodations for visitors, including the historic Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club, with its private marina and spa), but St. Petersburg is a business-friendly city designed for real working and real living. While many cities have remained stagnant in the past few years, St. Petersburg has maintained a slow but steady momentum forward. Last year, the city’s All Children’s Hospital secured a coveted merger with world medical leader Johns Hopkins. Together with other large downtown medical centers All Children’s/ Johns Hopkins is part of a respected medical complex that serves residents throughout Tampa Bay. And Draper Laboratory, an offshoot of MIT that develops microchips for military and medical technology also
Few cities can match the vibrancy and pure livability of St. Petersburg’s downtown. And its allure is even more remarkable when you realize that everything described above — the parks, beauty, culture, dining, entertainment, art, shopping, education and more — is strictly along its pristine waterfront. Stroll a block or two or three inland and there’s so much more to see and do and experience — more museums, more dining, more shopping, more theaters, more business centers, more opportunities for residences. And award-winning, year-round accessible, sugar-sand beaches are barely 20 minutes away. This, the aptly nicknamed Sunshine City, is well worth a visit — and certainly worth considering as a permanent or seasonal home.<
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Bacchus for Charity: High Fashion & High Speed, Sports Celebrity Event The atmosphere at this Bacchus for Charity event was invigorating. Funds were raised for disadvantaged kids to provide tutoring and sports specific training. Lots of sports and other celebrities enjoyed the night at The Kennedy with something for everyone – fashion show, silent auction, entertainment, great food and drinks. Event organizer, Josephine Pulido Schaaf, definitely knows how to throw a party! Silent Auction Items
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> We live in Tampa Bay, Florida’s West Coast hidden gem with white sandy beaches, professional sports, eclectic arts and endless events to keep you entertained. It’s definitely been a busy one with international visitors, hit list performers and moving memorabilia to mention just a few. The Seminole Hard Rock
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Tampa Bay blew the “world” away being labeled “the best World Championships to date” as host to the 2011 World Dragon Boat Racing Championships with teams from 17 nations that visited the Bay Area for over a week in August. The opening ceremonies were held at Curtis Hixon Park, which presents the beauty of our waterfront, downtown atmosphere and small town hospitality within a big city. This eight-acre park features a unique urban design perfect for many events to include free music series: Rock The Park, the Tampa Bay Food and Wine Experience and many others that are listed on our event calendar. If the weather isn’t the best, you may want to visit our very own premier dining and entertainment destination, the 17,500 sq ft. Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino which recently hosted the 40th Anniversary, Hard Rock on Wheels: Music Greatest Memorabilia Collection. The collection has 40 (or so) of Hard Rock’s greatest memorabilia items but departed for Miami and Hollywood after their stop here. The Seminole Hard Rock has all the necessities and luxuries you’d expect from a place that caters to the “Rock Star” experience.
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You can hop on over to Clearwater, home to The Venue where I recently enjoyed LMFAO’s SkyBlu performance of his current chart-topping single “Party Rock Anthem.” There’s always something happening there. Make sure you check out the Ultra Lounge, Martini Bar, Mediterranean Deck Bar, Champagne Lounge and Upper Cabana Deck as well as Wine Room and Banquet Room for private dining. Definitely the place to keep you busy all night long! In the mood for living on the wild side… adventures at Lowery Park Zoo don’t just happen during the daylight hours. Named one of the “10 Great Beer Festivals in the Country” by USA Today, the 16th annual WaZoo gave guests a tropical taste explosion with over 250 beers and beverages from around the world, including food and live music from local artists. Other than “wild” events, the zoo is home to a baby Indian rhinoceros (also known as the greater one-horned rhinoceros) that was born in mid-July and is currently on exhibit in the Asian Gardens area. This is just a taste of what’s been going on in and around Tampa Bay… now that we’ve teased you a bit, visit StyleToMe.com to sign up for Tampa Style’s VIP only invite list to get event alerts before they happen. Know of a not-to-be-missed event? Do tell!
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Kurt Dooley (Sales Director), Bill Eichmann (Porsche), Nancy Juergens (Audi), Hicham Tadlaoui (Webmaster), and Joe Cruppi (Maserati)
Jeff Alloway, Alexis Evans, Michael Evans and Rick Ivester
The Reeves MotorSports Gathering Car enthusiasts from all over Tampa Bay were out bright and early on the first Saturday morning in August to enjoy coffee, bagels, muffins and esprit de corps at this fun monthly gathering at Reeves Import Motorcars. Car owners and enthusiasts showcased classic, exotic, luxury and super cars. One of my favorites was the Brunton Super Stalker which the owner drives on a daily basis. There were Ferraris, Audis, Porches, BMWs, Corvettes, Hondas, Fords, Mitsubishis, Classics, and a few motorcycles. Yu Ling Tanner and Andy Legge
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Robert Streeper and Melissa Webb
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Susan Reiss and Randy Stribling
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Jackie Top: Escada blouse $825 (Neiman Marcus) Dress: Giovanni F. (Price upon request) Boots: Stuart Weitzman $675 (Neiman Marcus) Ring: $35 (Tuni) Belt: $148 (Trash & Vaudeville)
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Jackie Arm Gauntlet: Giovanni F. (Price upon request) Dress: Roberto Cavalli $1,498 (Neiman Marcus) Ring: $35 (Tuni) Necklace (in hand): $748 (Neiman Marcus)
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Belle Coat: Giovanni F. (Price upon request) Dress: David Meister $690 (Neiman Marcus) Necklace: $154 (Tuni)
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Malone and Belle Malone Fur: Burberry $1,295 (Neiman Marcus) Blouse: Etro $535 (Neiman Marcus) Corset: Giovanni F. (Price upon request) Leather Skirt: Alice + Olivia $396 (Neiman Marcus) Ring: $540 (Neiman Marcus) Belle Jacket: Elie Tahari $1,498 (Neiman Marcus) Dress: Jean Paul Gaultier $495 (Neiman Marcus)
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Swim 2012 > As we put a close to the summer season and put our swimwear in a drawer we won’t bother to open until next year, the season is not quite over just yet. In the land of fashion emerging all over the world, there is no better way to experience it all then having all of the designers showcasing their lines in one place during one incredible week. Hitting Miami, FL like a hurricane on July 14-18, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week offered international designers to display their 2012 swim collection to thousands inside the fashion world. Exclusive and by invitation only, these events occur twice annually in New York & Berlin, and once a year in Miami. Known as the premier event worldwide, supermodels and celebrities came together at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim to present the best in swim fashion for the season ahead. With a lengthy list of designers such as A.CHÉ, Aguaclara, Agua Di Lara, BeachBunny Swimwear, Caffe Swimwear, Cia. Maritima, Crystal Jin, Diesel, Dineila Brazil, Dolores Cortes, Have Faith Swimwear, Kooey Swimwear Australia, Luli Fama, Luxe by Lisa Vogel, Mara Hoffman Swimwear, Nicolita, Poko Pano, Red Carter, White Sands Australia, Wildfox Swimwear, and many more, each and every designer had a unique style to their line. Out of all the shows, the one that was truly show stopping from beginning to end was none other then the collection from the talented Mara Hoffman. Known for her colorful, bohemian style, Mara Hoffman presented a remarkable runway show. Whether it’s her nomadic worldly inspirations that makes her line unique, or the fact that her swimwear collection for 2012 is strongly inspired by her tribal roots, her signature, immediately recognizable prints are what make her line so popular. Hoffman’s collection celebrates life and spirituality from the designs to the makeup. Her runway makeup inspires a tribal ideal that reflects strong and yet feminine women showing their individuality. Bringing her creations to the runway is a huge insight into what we can look for summer season 2012.
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Hoffman’s constant travel excursions and her inane talent for mixing patterns inspired her collection with explorations of Egyptian ruins, creating a new bold and colorful prints including, “Totem,” “King Tut,” “Ibis,” “Lotus,” “Stripes,” ”Vees,” “Tiki,” and “Cheetah.” The collection also includes an array of beautiful solid colors from white, bright coral, peacock blue and black. Her swim styles include classic popular shapes, such as the V-Wire, classic side-tie and 4 strap bikinis (my favorite), as well as new shapes with color-
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ful embroidery. From the maxi dresses to the bikini tops, I think I fell in love with every piece of her swim collection. I also loved the silk mere loose knit Baja sweater and her colorful canvas beach bags in Ibis and Tut prints, shown with an ivy rope bag and a pom-pom bag. Mara’s models, as always, were styled consistently with brilliant and trendy fishbone braided plaits created by Elsa Canedo for TRESemmé and hot pink tribal makeup by Lottie for Make Up Forever.Although the excitement radiated backstage and onstage, the real party happened after the show at the W Hotel in South Beach. Joining the crowd in a vibrant after party, Mara Hoffman was there in person to mingle with the VIP guests alongside emerging designer and reality TV star Whitney Port and 90210′s Shenae Grimes. Walking down the red carpet, Mara Hoffman had a lot to celebrate after her show, not only for putting on an outstanding fashion show, but also for the launch of her own unique design on the Limited
Edition Skintimate Cans. Soon after Mara Hoffman graced her way into the party, Whitney and Shenae were not far behind (after indulging in some goodies at Stella’s Sweet Shoppe) as they posed together for a few photo ops. As Whitney made her way alone back to her private cabana, Shenae Grimes had no problem snuggling close to her new boyfriend, DJ Brendan Fallis, to sneak in a few pictures.
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With a growing crowd surrounding the pool for an energetic synchronized swimming performance, lining up at the bars for a UV Coconut and Zico cocktail, and enjoying the company of friends in a spacey cabana, the event was a perfect ending to the evening and a perfect start to the night. With live performances by DJ sensations Nervo, Mia Moretti and Caitlin Moe, there was nothing short of groundbreaking at this party, which leaves me saying, “I can’t wait until next year!” <
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Fall Essentials INOVA Microlight The Inova Microlight is a precisionengineered LED flashlight with micro size but exceptional performance. From its tough polycarbonate construction to its multi-function switch mechanism to its LED lamp, the Microlight is subtle but very effective. $7.99 www.niteize.com
ChicBoom This portable speaker is not only stylish, but also small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and it’s attached to a key ring for easy transportability. This small accessory has a big sound with a 2 watt amplified speaker that gives out four hours of quality sound. $29.99 www.chicbuds.com
INOVA X1 The INOVA X1® is a serious flashlight featuring a uniform focused spot with flood beam pattern that has an effective range of 223 feet, its beam can be also be seen in the dark for up to 1.5 miles. Perfect for keeping close at hand in a glove box, purse, brief case, backpack, and everywhere you go. $25.99 www.niteize.com
Molton Brown London The Myrrh, Muske and Cypress Collection embodies the majestic aromas of myrrh, cypress wood and warm muske to permeate your home with the perfect aroma, Inspired by the gifts of Ancient Persia, each product in the collection is created to cleanse, sooth and capture the celebration of the season. Myrrh Muske & Cypress Medio Candela $49 Myrrh Muske & Cypress Soothing Hand Lotion $25 Myrrh Muske & Cypress Fine Liquid Hand Wash $25 Launches October 2011 www.moltonbrown.com
S by Shakira Eau Florale A contemporary floral that introduces us to a new sensuality through an exploration of Shakira’s more feminine and delicate side. The fragrance holds floral freshness, happy notes of wild fruit and a high content of musk and fresh vanilla creaminess. From $17-$35 Available at key specialty retailers, fine chain drug stores and mass retailers. www.en.shakira-beauty.com
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> Our great city has no shortage of competent lawyers practicing their trade but we thought it would be interesting and informative to present a sampling of law professionals in our midst who represent a diverse range of expertise in practicing their specialties. Most states typically require a four-year undergraduate degree, followed by another three years, and usually at an American Bar Association accredited law school, to earn a Juris Doctor degree. All states require prospective lawyers to take and pass a written Bar examination in order to be licensed. Somewhat surprisingly, some states allow law students to study in law offices as opposed to accredited law schools and a few others allow students to study through correspondence schools. Please rest assured that all of the attorneys being profiled have successfully completed their educational and Florida Bar requirements with a high level of achievement, compiling a cumulative list of notable industry awards, recognition and honors over the years. Our list of attorneys represent a wide range of legal practice to include eminent domain (land acquisition, etc.) criminal matters, appellate law, workers’ compensation and employment law (insurance claims, discrimination, intellectual property protection), domestic litigation (divorce, alimony, spousal & child support), commercial (business disputes, corporate organization, etc.) and constitutional & governmental law. <
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David Borack Bankruptcy/ foreclosure defense Photo by Liga Photography Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> The Borack Law Group specializes in foreclosure defense, debt collection defense, and bankruptcy representation. For over 17 years David Borack has represented many of the same banks and financial institutions that you may now owe money to. He’s seen firsthand the way they do business and he understands their flaws. Now he uses that knowledge to protect consumers.
David and his best friend Bosco
David E. Borack Borack Law Group, P.A. 630 N. Wymore Road Suite 330 Maitland, FL 32751 407-644-8285 www.BorackLawGroup.com
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The firm has a vast array of experience representing clients from Windermere to the Markham Woods Corridor in Longwood. Whether it’s an individual with one outstanding credit card debt or a couple with hundreds of thousands of dollars in unsecured debt; from fighting the foreclosure of condos worth $50,000 or homes worth millions of dollars, David has seen it all. Each file is unique and the issues often vary from case to case. “We assure all of our clients that no matter how upsetting and embarrassing their financial predicament may be, that they will not be judged within the confines of our office”, says David. The issues involved with foreclosure cases and bankruptcy matters can be highly complex. In recent years, foreclosure filings have increased significantly as have actions to collect on past due debts. David claims, “The improprieties within many of these cases are alarming yet not uncommon. Most consumers would be shocked to learn of the bogus and fraudulent documentation many banks and creditors submit to the Courts”. It’s ex-
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tremely important that consumers enlist the help of an experienced attorney who has the background necessary to protect them. The Borack Law Group has an established track record of defending clients in the area of Mortgage Securitization and Personal Bankruptcy Defense. At The Borack Law Group, “we have your back” is much more than just a catchy tagline, it’s our fundamental, core philosophy. The prospect of facing a foreclosure suit or having to file for bankruptcy protection are highly sensitive and emotional issues. Navigating through the shark infested waters alone can be a daunting and scary process. Fortunately for the firm’s clients, they won’t have to. Unlike many of the foreclosure defense and bankruptcy mills around town, Borack’s team holds its client’s hands from beginning to end. David says, “I like to think of our firm as a place where everyone knows your name” borrowing from the line that made the 80’s sitcom, Cheers so famous. The firm offers free consultations where potential clients have the opportunity to sit down with David and his team to discuss their problems and concerns in great detail. To schedule an appointment call 407-6448285. For more information about The Borack Law Group you can visit them on the web at www.boracklawgroup.com. <
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> Estate planning, wills, and trusts is about protecting and preserving assets during life and passing property to loved ones at death. Attorney Barbara Coenson would know. She works with many families to develop estate plans that preserve wealth, provide care for loved ones, shelter assets, reduce tax liability, and control costs. Barbara practices at Coenson Law, a firm she started with a vision to bring distinctive personal service to the practice of law. Her goal: to have a positive impact on people’s lives and their families. That is one reason Barbara practices in the area of estate planning. She wants to help people build a future that protects themselves, their family, and their finances. Most people are familiar with last wills and testaments; however, according to Barbara, a will is just not good enough in many cases. A will tells the probate court who will receive property at death, who will care for minor children, who will administer the estate, and more. A court supervised probate proceeding can continue for eight months to a year or longer and can increase the cost to administer an estate. And, the administration of an estate in probate may fail to take advantage of tax savings and present challenges to beneficiaries with creditor or other personal problems. Barbara finds many people want to avoid probate. Property held in a trust can pass to loved ones without court involvement. Additionally, assets can be held in trust until children and grandchildren are old enough to receive their inheritance responsibly. A trust can protect
children’s inheritances if a spouse remarries; a trust also can ensure children by a previous marriage do not lose their inheritance. A trust can provide tax advantages, and more When designing an estate plan, Barbara listens carefully to understand personal goals, learns about family dynamics, and considers age, health, type of property, and amount of wealth in the estate to create a customized plan. Different types of trusts can be incorporated into an estate plan depending on a person’s special circumstances. The most common trust is the revocable trust; yet, many other trusts can be instrumental in attaining estate planning goals. These include irrevocable trusts, life insurance trusts, special needs trusts, testamentary trusts, credit shelter trusts, charitable trusts, and more. Barbara also practices Elder Law and Business Law, which is important for estate planning purposes. Business owners and seniors can present unique challenges when developing estate plans. Barbara entered the practice of law after 20 years in the corporate world. She earned her Juris Doctor degree, cum laude, from the University of Florida’s College of Law. Barbara also holds a Master’s degree, summa cum laude, in Business Management, and a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism. She is active in the community including Board Member and Charitable Giving Chair of Lake Mary Rotary, Board Member and Planned Giving Advisory Board Chair of Cornerstone Hospice Foundation, Board Member of the Sanford Chamber and past Chair of the Elder Law Committee of the Orange County Bar Association. <
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Anthony Garganese Government Law Read more at: StyleToMe.com
Brown, Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A., P.O. Box 2873 Orlando, FL 32802 P: 407-425-9566 F: 407-425-9596 firm@orlandolaw.net www.orlandolaw.net
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> As managing shareholder of the law firm Brown, Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A., Anthony Garganese, along with his fellow shareholders Usher L. Brown, Jeffrey Weiss and Suzanne D’Agresta, has established one of Orlando’s Pre-Eminent Law Firms, as recognized by Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register. The firm counsels clients throughout Central Florida and the entire State of Florida. For the last 18 years, Anthony has dedicated his practice to representing government and private clients on a wide array of complex and challenging transactional and litigation matters. During that time, Anthony has served as the city attorney for several cities in Central Florida. Being a successful city attorney requires a comprehensive understanding of a variety of practice areas. Anthony explains: “My practice is from A to Z. Adult entertainment to zoning and everything in between.” On any given day, Anthony and other members of the firm counsel the firm’s government clients on complex constitutional issues involving the First Amendment, equal protection, and property rights, as well as zoning and land development issues. “Municipal lawyers must adapt to handling a variety of legal matters. Municipal lawyers are the last of the true general practitioners in the practice of law,” he remarks. Anthony is certified by the Florida bar as a specialist in city, county and local government law and is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell. In addition, he serves on the steering committee for the Florida Municipal Attorney’s Association. He has lectured numerous times to attorneys, elected officials, and government employees regarding governmental law issues. Anthony has also been recognized by Best Lawyers in America, Florida Super Lawyers, and Florida Trends “Legal Elite” in the
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practice area of government law. In 2007, the Florida League of Cities named Anthony City Attorney of the Year for his public service and efforts representing his cities. The skills Anthony and other members of his firm have developed representing cities and other governmental entities also enable Anthony and the firm to represent individual and business clients that need a very experienced government lawyer. For example, one segment of Anthony’s practice includes counseling private developers on navigating the challenging maze of state and local government regulations that govern land development and zoning in the State of Florida. Additionally, Anthony works closely with other members of his firm to provide a wide range of other legal services. He remarks, “We are very proud of the fact that our firm has assembled a core group of very talented and dedicated attorneys and legal staff that have the ability to handle a variety of sophisticated matters for our diverse client base.” The firm represents individuals and businesses in the following types of matters: business and contract disputes; business organization and transactions; land development and zoning matters; management of employment issues; issues involving education law; issues involving charter schools; insurance coverage disputes; insurance defense; community and home owner association law; commercial real estate; landlord and tenant issues; and state and federal court civil litigation and appeals in all of the foregoing areas. <
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> When Suzanne Barto Hill was in law school, she never thought about becoming a litigator until she competed in the University of Florida Trial Competition and won. As a result, she landed a job offer from Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell, who sponsored the competition. Twenty two years later at the same firm, Suzanne is representing clients in complex commercial litigation including employment law and intellectual property litigation. “Commercial litigation seemed like a natural fit for me because of my finance degree,” she explains. “Litigation takes you in so many different directions. There are so many variables unique to each case, so you have to always expect the unexpected. It’s definitely not a cookie-cutter type of practice.” Suzanne earned her law degree, with honors, from the University of Florida College of law, where she also went for undergrad and graduated with high honors. Her practice includes cases involving contract disputes, fraud, tortious interference, breach of fiduciary duties, commercial collections, patent, trademark and copyright disputes, professional liability and general employment matters. “The challenge is what I enjoy most about commercial cases,” she says. “While many of the legal principles remain the same, I am often learning about new or unique matters. Early in my career, I was defending an accountant, and had to learn all about creating genetically superior large mouth bass. Anyone who knows me knows I know nothing about fish (except the kind I like to eat). That was a very interesting case.” In commercial litigation, “it is extremely important to identify the critical issues and fight the right battles. It can certainly be a lot of pressure, but that makes it exciting.” Suzanne is an AV-rated attorney and a member of the Defense Research Institute, American Bar Association and Professional Liability Underwriters Society. Like many lawyers, Suzanne has embraced modern technology to manage her practice.
Any given week, she can be at a hearing in Jacksonville or a trial in Miami and relies on technology to communicate with her clients and office. “Today’s technology makes information so much more readily available. I do a lot of traveling, and it’s great to take my office with me on a laptop.” When not practicing law, Suzanne is an avid runner and enjoys cooking, traveling, watching the Gators, and spending time with her husband Chris (who is also a lawyer) and their two dogs. Up close and personal Favorite place to visit:
in the fall during harvest.
Napa Valley, especially
Fabulous shoes. No matter how a girl is feeling, great shoes will perk up the day! Biggest indulgence:
Bressler’s Ice Cream. I made a mean milkshake. My first job:
Person who inspired me the most: My
mom. She was incredibly beautiful, gracious and strong. She taught me how to be a good person. Why I chose law school over getting an MBA: That was an easy choice! Law school
meant three more Gator football seasons; MBA, only two. I didn’t grow up dreaming about being a lawyer. I really thought I would go into design. I used to sew a lot of my own clothes. My mom taught me to sew. Childhood dream:
What motivates me:
The fear of failing
This is tough. For big occasions, can’t beat Enzo’s. Day to day, I love Houston’s, but when I really need a truffle fry, we head to the [Ravenous] Pig! Favorite Orlando restaurant:
I read all the Twilight books . . . and loved them..
Little known fact:
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Travis Hollifield women’s workplace legal needs Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Hollifield Legal Centre is a private law firm focusing on women’s workplace legal needs. “Our vision is to champion the legal, social and economic rights of women by providing representation in all Florida state and federal courts of law,” says Hollifield. The firm’s legal services are offered to assist working women with employment law issues such as: • Sexual harassment • Pregnancy discrimination • Family and Medical Leave Act claims • Retaliation • Severance Agreements “When I first started practicing employment law I noticed that many statutes either exclusively or disproportionately affected women. At the time, there weren’t any attorneys focusing on these cases specifically,” says Travis Hollifield. “I created Hollifield Legal Centre to empower women facing difficulties with employers in workplace settings.” Achieving the goals of clients effectively and discreetly is Hollifield’s primary concern. At the Centre, clients are treated with respect, compassion and sensitivity in a confidential and nurturing environment particularly attuned to the needs of working women.
Travis R. Hollifield Hollifield Legal Centre 147 E. Lyman Avenue - Suite C Winter Park, FL 32789 P:407-599-9590 F: 407-599-9591 trh@trhlaw.com www.trhlaw.com
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“Many times my clients are in vulnerable positions such as a single mother whose job is her and her children’s lifeline. There is often a great deal of economic disruption and emotional distress that goes along with improper separations of employment,” says Hollifield. Mr. Hollifield is a Central Florida native who, after graduating from Winter Park High School, embarked on a five-year career in the broadcasting business as an on-air personality known as Travis McKay. His big break
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came when he was hired by Z100 in New York City where he worked on the “The Z Morning Zoo” program. While at Z-100, Hollifield was a card carrying member of the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (AFTRA) union where he first developed his interest in worker’s rights. Despite his success in radio, Hollifield craved more intellectual challenges so he enrolled at UCF and later obtained his law degree at Nova Southeastern University. In addition to his employment law practice, Hollifield also litigates intellectual property cases to help protect the creative endeavors of businesses and individuals. “It’s a different kind of practice,” says Hollifield. “I guide clients so they can make a clearheaded decision about whether or not their or their competitors’ activities amount to copyright, trademark, or patent infringement or misappropriation of trade secrets.” Hollifield is also an adjunct law professor at Barry University’s law school in Orlando where he has taught intellectual property and entertainment law in recent years. In addition, Hollifield has maintained a busy mediation practice since becoming a Florida Supreme Court certified Circuit Civil Mediator. “Mediation is altogether different than litigating as an advocate,” Hollifield noted. “As a mediator, I act as a neutral and help parties make rational decisions regarding whether to settle their claims before trial.” Hollifield is an enthusiastic supporter of UCF athletics and the Orlando Magic. Hollifield’s wife Audra, is the Vice President of Human Resources and Administrative Services for the Orlando Magic. The Hollifields live in Orlando with their two lovable English bulldogs Beeman and Burlington. <
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> In 1973 Mark Horwitz moved to Orlando and served as an Assistant United States Attorney until 1980. While representing the United States he prosecuted all types of cases including Medicare fraud, tax evasion, wire and mail fraud, fraud against the government, drugs and the murder of the Gotha Postmaster. The opportunity to prosecute these and other crimes provided Mr. Horwitz a solid basis to vigorously defend people under investigation for or charged with federal crimes. Since 1980, Mark has been in private practice in Orlando. He has defended people in Orlando and other areas of Florida and the United States. Defending complex federal white collar crimes has been a major part of his practice. He has also defended clients in state criminal matters including white collar crimes, theft, bribery and state sales tax. In non-white collar cases, he has defended clients in matters involving vehicular homicide, murder, drugs and sex crimes. Mark Horwitz is certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a Criminal Trial Advocate and by the Florida Bar as a specialist in Criminal Trial Law. He has the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards by Martindale-Hubbel. In addition to the preeminent rating in Martindale-Hubbel, he is listed in Best Lawyers in America. Mr. Horwitz is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Mr. Horwitz believes that defending a person’s liberty is the most important responsibility an attorney can undertake. In protecting a client’s freedom, Mark’s philosophy is that no stone is left unturned, all facts are thoroughly investigated, legal issues fully developed and all actions legally and ethically possible are undertaken for the defense. The lawyers and paralegals that work at the Horwitz firm help him carry out these principles.
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at developing the facts to convince law enforcement and prosecutors that criminal charges are not warranted. By preventing criminal charges, the client is able to avoid the humiliation and emotional stress associated with indictment and arrest. In some cases it is not possible to prevent the filing of criminal charges. In those situations the pre-arrest defense investigation allows for a stronger defense at trial. It is not unusual to deal with tens of thousands of documents and hundreds of gigabytes of computer data in white collar cases. To control such massive amounts of evidence, Horwitz utilizes the paralegals and the attorneys that work in his firm as well as current technology. While cutting edge technology is important, Mark believes that there is no substitute for experience, hard work and diligence to accomplish the goal of defending liberty. < Bar Admissions
• Supreme Court of the United States • United States Court of Appeals - Eleventh Circuit - Fifth Circuit - Federal Circuit - District of Columbia Court of Appeals • All United States District Courts in Florida - Florida Bar - Colorado Bar - District of Columbia Bar Education
• BSBA majoring in economics with high honors: - University of Florida 1969 • JD with honors and Order of the Coif - University of Florida College of Law 1972
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Richard Milian Eminent Domain Attorney Photo by Sven J. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Since graduating from the University of Florida Levin College of Law nearly 25 years ago, Richard Milian has been practicing in the area of eminent domain and property rights with one of Florida’s leading law firms, Broad and Cassel. As co-chair of the firm’s Eminent Domain Practice Group, Mr. Milian leads a team of attorneys in eight offices across the state, handling the acquisition of property in Florida’s most sought after public projects. From road widening projects and the construction of schools, to the creation of public parks and utility projects, Mr. Milian has successfully managed both sides of eminent domain matters, from the acquisition of property for governmental agencies to protecting property owner’s rights. Early on in his career, Mr. Milian represented governmental entities in acquiring property for the construction of public projects. He has represented numerous expressway authorities throughout the state, including the Orlando/Orange County Expressway Authority, in which he led efforts to complete the Western Beltway project, which required the acquisition of 167 parcels of property worth $87 million. This project represented the largest ongoing condemnation project in Florida. He has also represented the authority on other significant highway projects, including the Goldenrod Extension, the Maitland Extension, and the 408 Widening Project. Richard Milian 390 North Orange Avenue Suite 1400 Orlando, FL 32801 P: 407-839-4200 rmilian@broadandcassel.com
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Mr. Milian also represented several counties in acquiring land necessary for school projects, including representing the Orange County Public School Board in acquiring land necessary for the remodeling of Boone High School.
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While Mr. Milian still represents some governmental authorities, he now mainly represents landowners across the State of Florida, from the western panhandle to Key West. He has represented almost every type of property owner from single family homeowners, to owners of convenience stores, shopping centers, restaurants, subdivision developers and large developments of regional impact. Representing hundreds of landowners in eminent domain cases throughout Florida, Mr. Milian has been involved in many high profile landowner cases. Recently, Mr. Milian represented landowners of property needed for the construction of the new Amway Arena and for countless local road projects. According to Mr. Milian, “when representing property owners in an eminent domain case, the owner’s rights must be zealously protected as property is being acquired without their consent. Under Florida law, the condemning authority must pay the property owner full and fair compensation and also pay the landowner’s attorneys’ fees and experts costs, such as appraisal fees”. Mr. Milian has obtained an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell, a mark of distinction only achieved by five percent of attorneys in the State of Florida. He has also been selected among Florida’s “Legal Elite” by Florida Trend magazine. For more information about Mr. Milian and Broad and Cassel, please visit: www.BroadandCassel.com or call 407-839-4200. <
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Thomas A. Moore Workers’ Compensation Defense Lawyer Photo by Sven J. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Few people have more Central Florida workers’ compensation experience than attorney Thomas A. Moore. Tom began defending Florida employers in 1979 after graduating from Cumberland School of Law, Birmingham, Alabama. He earned Martindale-Hubbell’s highest rating, AV, and in 1988 became one of the first Florida Bar Board Certified Workers’ Compensation attorneys. Since then, Tom, and his firm, Moore, Peterson & Zeitler, P.A. have handled thousands of cases, from one of the nation’s first HIV claims and sick building syndrome allegations to strains and sprains. Many of the major public and private employers in Central Florida are among the firm’s clients, including school boards, construction companies, hospitals, national retailers, and several employee leasing services. In 2011 Tom was recognized as a Florida Super Lawyer for the fifth straight year. Asked the firm’s philosophy, Tom’s reply was focused,“Be ethical, direct, knowledgeable and prepared.” He elaborated, “Every employer and every case deserves individual attention, not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Employers have varying cost, time, communication and other needs, which must be recognized and met from the outset. By listening to our clients and applying creative, innovative solutions, we have been able to build long term partnerships. We are grateful to all of our many clients, some of whom we have represented for more than 20 years.” “There are more opportunities now than ever before for employers who present a strong case to obtain a good result. Medical tests like magnetic resonance imaging, func-
tional capacity evaluations and nerve conduction velocity studies often help determine the severity of an injury. We have a community of many outstanding physicians who are familiar with the workers’ compensation system and employers’ needs. Often thorough discovery will uncover facts which can improve the outlook of a case. In one case recently handled by our firm, an adverse expert’s opinion was changed to our client’s favor when the expert was provided a more complete history revealed by our background investigation. Because cases turn on their particular facts and circumstances, an attorney must identify the specific medical and legal issues early and resolve the matter efficiently, but always be prepared for trial.” When he’s not representing Central Florida employers, Tom, an Orlando native, husband and father of two, shares his legal skills with Orange County middle and high school students. Since 2001 he has worked with the Orange County Teen Court program as a mentor and presiding judge. “The program gives minors first hand experience with our justice system. Trained students prosecute and defend first time offenders before a jury of their peers. All of the participants, including the attorneys, defendants, clerks and jurors, are 11 to 17 years old. The program is an excellent opportunity for young adults to take responsibility, and learn to make better decisions under the guidance of a presiding adult judge.” In 2011, Tom received the Judge Thomas J. Kirk Founders Award for his service to the Orange County Teen Court. No matter where you find him, Tom Moore is one of Orlando’s outstanding attorneys. <
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R. Barry Morgan Injury and Insurance Claims Photo By Sven J. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
>Winter Park attorney, R. Barry Morgan provides representation in injury and insur ance claims to clients throughout Central Florida. He has been practicing over 31 years and admits that he has the grey hair to show for it. “I’ve had a plaintiffs practice for over 20 years, but I started in 1979 with a large insurance defense firm. They assigned me to the “complex litigation” section and I’ve been handling more than my fair share of complicated cases ever since.” Barry’s cases include, medical malpractice and product liability claims as well as auto and premises liability cases. He also assists clients in claims against their own insurance companies.
things they don’t understand. Part of our job is giving reassurance and building confidence. I’ve found that our small firm setting works best for me because I can devote more time to the personal interaction that many clients need to have that assurance and confidence. For more information about Barry Morgan and the Morgan & McKeever Law Firm visit www.MorganMckeever.com or call 407-2467099. Practice Profile Practice Emphasis:
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Insurance Claims When asked how he has seen the legal sys tem change over the past 31 years he had a ready response. “I think the business side of our profession has mirrored the business world in general. For many firms the business side of the practice has become more and more complex. Personal relationships with referring lawyers and even with clients have lost prominence. This is particularly true in my area of the law, where so many clients seek representation as if it were a product, rather than a professional relationship with trusted counsel.”
R. Barry Morgan Attorney Morgan & McKeever 157 East New England Ave. Suite 340 Winter Park, FL 32789 407-246-7099
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Barry’s practice is committed to the premise that a small firm approach is better for some clients. “We represent seriously injured peo ple who have had their lives turned upside down. Significant cases involve a complicated process and they come in worried about
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resident of Orange County, Florida, Oak Ridge High School and Florida State University Graduate. Married to Luanne Crabbe Morgan.Two Children, Jake and Casey.<
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> Phillip J. Sheehe of Sheehe & Associates, P.A is an attorney who specializes in commercial litigation, products liability litigation, and insurance litigation. He began his legal career on the staff of the General Counsel to the United States Steel Corporation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. During his career at the U.S. Steel Corporation, he obtained substantial experience in litigating complex commercial cases. He has tried complex commercial cases in Pennsylvania, California, Illinois, West Virgina, Florida and District of Columbia. Sheehe is a native of Marion, Ohio, though he attended college as an undergraduate at the University of Florida, where he graduated with a degree in finance and was awarded a swimming scholarship. He obtained his Juris Doctor from the University of Tennessee in 1974. During his time at the University of Tennessee, Sheehe served as the editor of the Tennessee Law Review and received the Order of the Coif in recognition of outstanding scholarship. In 1978, Sheehe moved to Miami. Sheehe has tried numerous complex jury trials, including a trial that exceeded six months in duration. Sheehe continues to represent both major corporations and individuals in trials throughout the United States in state and federal courts. The firm maintains offices in Miami and Lake Mary.
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I like the competition. I was a competitive swimmer at the University of Florida for my four years there; my favorite stroke was the butterfly. I’m extremely comfortable in the courtroom. I really like it; it’s fun. Why did you become an attorney?
What do you like best about the
I like winning and I’m good at it. Being in the courtroom fighting for my clients brings me a lot of pleasure. Not many people hire a trial attorney to “do their best;” they hire them to win.That’s what we do and we do it well. I’m tough in the courtroom, but I can leave it behind. I’m friendly with most of my opponents because I can “leave it in the courtroom.” Most of my trials are long and complex and can take months of being in court. practice of law?
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in Marion, Ohio, October 7, 1948; came to Florida to swim for the University of Florida varsity swim team; married for 39 years; has two grown daughters; participates in U.S. Master Swimming for adults; has show horses that he keeps in Ocala. Miscellaneous: Firm
founded in 1982; main office is in Miami; Central Florida office opened in 2006.<
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Dennis D. Smejkal P.A. Plaintiff, worker’s comp. Lawyer Photo by Sven J. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
Dennis Dean Smejkal 214 E. Lucerne Circle , Suite C. Orlando, FL 32801 877-827-2667 407-649-7746 DDS@smejkallaw.com
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> Although Dennis Smejkal enjoys an AV rating, the highest rating assigned to a lawyer by the Martindale-Hubbell, he describes himself as a surfer/standup paddle boarder, that earns his living representing injured workers. He has been selected into the Best Lawyers in America since 2005, in the Florida Super Lawyers since 2007, and in Orlando, The City’s Magazines Top Lawyers since 2005. He was a member of The Florida Bar’s Workers’ Compensation Section Executive Counsel from 1991 to 2006 and was Chair of the Section (2003-2004), then selected to Emeritus status in 2007. He was the chairman of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers twice. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Florida Workers’ Advocates since 1990. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1987 and the U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida in 1993.
jured workers in the law firm of Hurt & Parrish, P.A., where he made partner in 1990. In 1993, he was a founding partner of Parrish & Smejkal, P.A. which existed until 2008, when with his long time secretary/paralegal Trish Outlaw, he established his current firm, The Law Office of Dennis Dean Smejkal, P.A. located in Orlando, Florida. Although he represents injured workers state wide, his practice is primarily concentrated in Central Florida . When asked, why do you practice workers’ compensation law, he proudly explains the pleasure he gets knowing of the positive impact he has made in so many injured workers’ lives over the past 20 plus years. “I am honored to stand up for people who do not have the ability to stand up for themselves.” I look at my work through the prism of “would my parents be proud” of what I do, and I know they were. I try to treat every client as if they are a member of my family.
Born in Victoria, TX in 1957, he was raised in Cocoa, Florida, and considers himself a product of the Brevard County public school system. After graduating in 1975, he spent his next three years in the U.S. Navy, most in a F-14 squadron attached to the USS John F. Kennedy CV-67. He spent the next two years in the U.S. Naval Reserve while attending Brevard County Community College and the University of Florida where he graduated in 1982. He then attended Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University, graduating in 1987. Dennis began representing in-
Dennis was married to his wife Mariella in 1983, and has two children Dena and James. His childhood ambition was to become a professional surfer, or be a lead singer in a rock and roll band. Not having the skills or voice to do either, he pursued his hidden desire to be a lawyer. “Few things are more thrilling than having a Perry Mason moment in court, except of course riding a perfect overhead wave.” I wish everyone could experience the thrill of riding a perfect wave, just not where I am surfing (LOL). <
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> If it seems like Lisa is at home at her desk, there is good reason. Her office is minutes away from the hospital where she and her three daughters were born, around the corner from her childhood home, and up the street from the church where she and her children were baptized. Lisa is a hometown girl in the truest sense of the word and very proud of it. “This community has been wonderfully supportive of me, and I feel I can give back by being the best advocate and counselor I can for my clients,” says Lisa on the day I met with her. Lisa, a family law attorney with The Aikin Family Law Group, handles cases involving divorce, paternity, support, custody, modifications, and prenuptial agreements. She has earned the respect of her peers and clients over the years reflected by such honors as being selected as a member of the “Best of the Bar” by The Orlando Business Journal and being “AV” Preeminent Rated by Martindale Hubbell, the highest ranking achievable. The youngest of seventeen children from a blended family, Lisa attended Georgetown University but had never planned on becoming an attorney. However, after working for a Washington, D.C. law firm, she became more interested in this field of study and ultimately returned to her home state to attend the University of Florida College of
Law. While there, she served as a Senior Editor of the Florida Law Review and the president of the student bar association. “I have been practicing family law exclusively for over ten years now, and I have seen how easily divorcing couples can become lost in the ‘he said/she said’ of the situation. I personally see it as part of my job to redirect these clients towards the ‘big picture’ in their cases, to be a problem solver, and to achieve the best result for my client.” “It is an honor to be a trusted source of advice with regard to something as personal as a client’s family. But the client has to understand that there will come a time when the case is over and the attorneys will not be involved anymore. It is not realistic that the parties will forever secure approval from an attorney before making their life decisions. So, while I enjoy advocating for clients at trial, I also am a firm believer in conflict resolution through less litigious means, such as mediation and collaborative law. These alternatives are not easy by any means. They are hard work. But I truly believe these alternatives to litigation allow couples to maintain a higher level of civility which, in turn, increases the chance of moving forward in a positive co-parenting relationship.”<
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Sharon Lee Stedman Appellate Practice Photo by Sven J. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Before attending Stetson School of Law in St. Petersburg, Florida, Sharon taught elementary school for nine (9) years. After returning to Gainesville, Florida, her hometown, Sharon found that teachers were not in great demand. At that time, there were many more teachers than available teaching positions. While waiting for a teaching position to open, Sharon began a course program at Sante Fe Community College. The two (2) year program resulted in a degree as a paralegal. It was at Sante Fe Community College that Sharon’s love of researching and writing had its roots.
Sharon Lee Stedman Attorney at Law 3015 Albert St. Orlando, FL 32806 P: 407-425-8174 F: 407-286-3976 sstdwoman@aol.com
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Rather than pursuing a career as a paralegal, Sharon attended and graduated from Stetson Law School but her passion for researching and writing continued. After graduating from law school, she was retained as the Judicial Aide to the Chief Judge of the Fifth District Court of Appeal, James C. Dauksch, Jr. Chief Judge Dauksch had a profound effect on Sharon’s future as an attorney. Judge Dauksch instilled in Sharon a respect for the law as well the importance of ethical conduct in the practice of law. Sharon also learned from him never to make the same mistake twice. Due to her experience as Judicial Aide to Chief Judge Dauksch, the most important aspect of her legal career is her commitment to practice law with the highest degree of ethical conduct. Sharon’s commitment to the ethical practice of law was greatly enhanced when she
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worked for Rumberger, Kirk, and Caldwell, P. A., in Orlando. At Rumberger, Kirk, she began an appellate department, which was the first such department in any law firm in Florida. Now, most large law firms have an appellate department thanks, in large part, to Rumberger, Kirk’s vision of the future. Prior to working with Rumberger, Kirk, Sharon was an Assistant Attorney General working in the West Palm Beach Criminal Appeal office. Her work as an Assistant Attorney General resulted in her ability to research and draft briefs in a very short manner due to the workload of each Assistant Attorney General. Normally, the drafts of the legal briefs resulted in the final product that was ultimately filed with the court; there was no time to edit and redraft. Such was an invaluable experience. Due to her work experience, Sharon is proficient in representing clients in both civil and criminal cases. There is one aspect of Sharon’s practice that has resulted in her proudest moments. She has been able to receive the release of eight (8) innocent inmates from incarceration through the Clemency Board in Tallahassee. The granting of petitions for clemency are extremely rare and, therefore, extremely difficult to pursue. But the reward is worth all the time involved and the stress incurred: freedom for the unjustly incarcerated. <
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The New Generation of Stem Cells By: Cathleen K. Bode Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Andemariam Teklesenbet Beyene, a 36-year-old male from Africa, was faced with a life-or-death decision when a cancerous tumor took over his trachea.Traditional methods of treatment were failing, such as chemotherapy and radiation, so he turned to Paolo Macchiarini, a thoracic surgeon with prior success in the field of regenerative medicine. At the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Macchiarini built a synthetic trachea by combining a custom-built scaffold with Andemariam’s stem cells, which were retrieved through his bone marrow. The entire process took less than one week. The advantage in this type of surgery is speed- the stem cells formed a new trachea in two days and Andemariam never had to depend on a donor for his organ. Furthermore, he did not face the possibility of his body rejecting a foreign object. Now, after more than a month since receiving a new trachea, Andemariam is cancer free and can cough, breathe, and most importantly, live.
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Though Andemariam’s surgery was the first of its kind, regenerative medicine has previously helped people with various conditions. Regenerative medicine, or stem cell therapy, refers to treatment through the use of specially grown tissues and cells, lab-made compounds and artificial organs. Stem cells, particularly embryonic stem cells, are highly beneficial in regenerative medicine because they hold the potential to make several hundred types of cells in the human body. Although the use of stem cell therapy seems to show promise, stem cell research creates controversy because of its use of human embryos. In order to create an embryonic stem cell line, the embryo is destroyed. Current research is performed only on excess embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics, but the concept of destroying life is heavily debated in regards to stem cell therapy. Controversy surrounding the topic can also be seen in the government, where funding for stem cell research has not always been available. In 1996, legislation passed prohibiting the use of taxpayers’ dollars to fund research of embryonic stem cells until President Obama removed the limitations in 2009. “Advances over the past decade in this promising scientific field have been encouraging, leading to broad agreement in the scientific community that the research should be supported by Federal funds,” Obama stated in Executive Order 13505, and in July 27, 2011 a lawsuit that threatened the Obama administration’s policy for expanded funding for stem cell research was thrown out.
New research shows that adult stem cells, which are found in tissues such as bone marrow and in umbilical cords, are more versatile than once thought to be. This breakthrough helps to ease the tension surrounding stem cell research. It also allows scientists to move closer to applying stem cell therapy to cure conditions. According to its website, The National Institutes of Health funded its first basic research study on human embryonic stem cells in 2002. Since then, biotechnology companies have been developing stem cell based human therapies, including spinal cord and retinal treatments. What benefits stem cell therapy will provide, may be a host of possibilities ranging from a cure for Alzheimer’s disease to repairing complex organs such as the heart. Similar to the nature of regenerative therapy, the benefits could be endless. Please tune in next month for our continuous coverage on amazing new stem cell therapy.A division of healthcare giant Merck, with positive results, tested a cutting edge technology used to generate fat, or adipose, stem cells. In October we will take an in-depth look into the use of one’s own fat to extract stem cells, to be then used by re-injecting it to the afflicted area or through Intravenous (IV) to heal and/or repair. <
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7 Makeup Trends for Fall By: Cathleen K. Bode • Credits: Allison Otis Read more at: StyleToMe.com
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1. Smoldering Metallic Eyes
Metallic eyes popped up on runways from Roberto Cavalli to Armani Privé. Forget smoky. This finish is smoldering. Define the eyes with black cream liner and apply the color up to the brows for a lust-worthy look. 2. Wine-Stained Pout
While red lipstick is a perennial classic, designers opted for its darker cousin maroon. The wine-stained lip showed up in Missoni’s and Gucci’s fall runway shows. Missoni tempered the bold lip with a matte finish and a high-gloss lid for a lacquered effect, whereas Gucci emphasized the color with a shiny gloss and a bare eye. 3. Monochrome Eyes and Lips
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To achieve this look, opt for shimmery amber to apply above and below the lash line, a matte lip, and a hint of illuminating powder. 4. Dramatic Lashes
Less can be more, but not when it comes to lashes. We’re all about the bigger the better. Lanvin downplayed the skin, opting for a natural, clear complexion with dramatic eyes. For extra drama, coat lashes with mascara, comb through while wet, and repeat.
6. Windswept Cheeks
Forgo heavy blush in favor of flawless skin and a natural flush. Michael Kors, whose simplistic approach to makeup mirrors his restrained approach to his all-American sportswear, channeled this style in his fall runway show. To achieve this look, choose a blush that complements your skin tone, smile to accentuate your facial contours, and dab the pigment onto the apples of your cheeks toward your temples. 7. Glossy Lids
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Jill Sander experimented with a novel approach to the tried-and-true cat eye to pair with her floral print and knitwear. Makeup artist Peter Philips penciled a thin line of metallic green-blue liner onto models’ upper lash lines for a dramatic finish. Use an angled eyeliner brush and your favorite color for a similar style.
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are two key determinants in how others perceive your age. The first being the texture of your skin and the second, wrinkles. In order to get your skin looking and feeling its best, it is important to select procedures that target both factors. The procedures I find to be most effective in my experience in addressing both wrinkles and skin tone are Botox® and a series of Photofacials using Intense Pulsed Light (IPL). Botox® is a quick fix with results that tend to soften wrinkles leaving the skin looking smoother and more relaxed while Photofacials are a homerun for addressing sun damage and age spots. Want your glow back? Treat yourself to these two procedures and you’ll be back on the road to healthy and more radiant skin.
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Presenting “Dralion” Cirque du Soleil Orlando Native Takes Flight By: Talitha Vickers Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Most 12 year old girls toss around the idea of what they want to be when they grow up…a doctor, lawyer, teacher, model, pop star or maybe an actress but Amanda Orozco was determined to soar to new heights at an early age. While most Florida pre-teens spend their summers taking in the sun at the beach, Orozco followed a wave of inspiration that began when her parents purchased a ticket for her to see Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba performing in Florida. Little did they know that performance would open up a whole new world for their little girl who is now one of the stars of Dralion’s debut performance in her hometown of Orlando. Dralion fuses the multidisciplinary approach of Cirque du Soleil with the 3,000-year-old tradition of Chinese acrobatic arts. In an arena where performers (many of whom are from Chinese or Russian decent) typically pass down their artistic abilities from generation to generation, Orozco’s childhood dream of joining this gravity-defying
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circus did not seem accessible at first glance (there are no jugglers, magicians, acrobats or fire eaters in her family.) Nevertheless, Orozco says “I was enamored by it and I told my mom right then and there on my 12th birthday that this [La Nouba] is what I want to do with my life.” After five years of intense dance training and four years in Montreal Canada at École Nationale de Cirque (National Circus School) the little girl from the Sunshine State ironically stars as Azala who is guardian of the sun and immortality as goddess of the Air. “Overall I feel super proud yet honored to be performing Dralion in my hometown,” said Orozco. Dralion is derived from two creatures the dragon which symbolizes the East and the lion which symbolizes the West. In the quest for peace and harmony the world of Dralion blends cultures so that man and nature are one and balance is achieved. As one of four elements Orozco’s character Azala shares the spotlight with Gaya the goddess of Earth, Oceane the goddess of Water, and
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Yao for Fire who symbolizes both good and evil as he commands the rhythm of the show. Each element is represented by their own unique color with custom-made costumes inspired from China, Africa and India. Blue identifies Air, red is for Fire, ochre symbolizes Earth, and green represents Water. When the four elements achieve unity it is simply breathtaking. Accompanying the remarkably impressive feats of the performers, including the hilarious clowns, are the blends of Western and Eastern sounds executed by what feels like a full-sized 100 player orchestra. Surprisingly, a small symphony of six musicians and two singers add emotion and breathe life into Dralion as they perform live for every performance. In Dralion’s jaw dropping execution of precise movement, radiant patterns and perfectly textured sound the four elements take on human form inspired by Eastern philosophy and it’s never ending quest for harmony between humans and nature. To accomplish this mind-boggling feat our
very own Orlando star, Orozco, joins 50 international acrobats, musicians and singers to conduct a cohesive fusion of art that is sure to render you speechless. Since Orozco’s character spends a lot of time in the air she is initially hidden from view. Orozco says it is the quiet moments above the crowd that she enjoys the most as she takes in the birds-eye view of the expressions and the joy that register on the faces of children and adults alike. “It’s my favorite part of my job,” says Orozco “to inspire fire and passion into other young girls all over the world. It’s a dream come true.” To those who want to follow in her footsteps Orozco says, “Go for it and let nothing hold you back from taking flight of your dreams. Anything you put your mind to do you can succeed in.” Success for Orozco came with hard fought challenges the first of which was moving away from her parents to another country for training. Orozco says, “The National Cir-
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cus School in Canada is a prestigious facility. The training is very intense between six and ten hours a day. It’s physically strenuous but also equally mentally strenuous because the training is presented in French but, it is rewarding when you do see progress.” Needless to say Orozco is now fluent in French and has brought back several rich cultures to share with her friends and family. When the ensemble dines together it is not out of the ordinary to hear four to five different languages being spoken. For Orozco that is one of many fascinating features of her job, the ability to learn about different cultures and ultimately be united through the common thread of performing which ultimately weaves one strong unit to bring the unimaginable dream to life through Dralion. Performance dates: September 21-25 at UCF Arena. Only eight performances Tickets are available at: www.cirquedusoleil. com/dralion or by calling 1-800-745-3000<
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Are Professional Athletes the Next Endangered Species? Understanding the NFL, NBA and possibly MLB Lockouts By: Catherina Watters, Esq. Chang Watters Group, P.A. Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> This has been quite a year for sports fans. With the NFL locking out its players for 4 ½ months prior to reaching a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, the NBA following suit and MLB on the horizon, many people are wondering what is going on in the world of professional sports? After all, our national past times provide the much needed comfort and distraction during our darkest hours. Remember how the New Orleans community devastated by Hurricane Katrina rallied behind the Saints? And how we looked to our sports heroes to give us hope after the tragic events of 9/11? Now in the midst of the toughest economic crisis since the Great Depression, with homeowners facing over 1 million foreclosures in 2010 with even more projected for this year, and over 14 million Americans currently unemployed, we need our athletes more than ever.
asset (themselves), through guaranteed contracts, health and safety measures and retirement and disability benefits.
We need to see if Michael Vick, the new franchise player in Philly, can keep that positive momentum going, if Tom Brady with new teammates Ochocinco and Haynesworth can get the Patriots back on track for their dynasty run, and if the Heat’s Big Three, James,Wade and Bosch, will bring the first of their eight boldly predicted championships to Miami.
Currently there is no salary cap in MLB, which means a player can make as much money as a team is willing to give. MLB owners will have to convince its players that a cap is best for everyone. With players such as A-Rod making $32 million this season and 24 others making between $15 million and $27 million, that won’t be an easy task. NBA players entertaining enticing offers to play overseas are expected to put up a good fight as well. Let’s hope athletes and owners see the bigger picture and allow professional sports to thrive. <
The NFL’s gross revenues for 2010 were estimated at $9 billion, MLB at $7 billon, and the NBA finishing third at $4 billon. With all that money on the table, what is there to argue about? Is greed taking over or is there something deeper at stake? Like any other business, there are financial and legal components involved in operating a sports franchise. Owners look to maximize return on their investments (their players), increase profit margins by getting a larger piece of the pie (total revenues), and minimize risk by placing limitations on guaranteed contracts. Players strive to maximize their value through free agency and protect their most valuable
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Owners contend that player salaries have gotten out of control. The NFL placed a cap on rookie salaries which was felt by first round draft pick Cam Newton who signed a four year $22 million contract compared to last year’s Sam Bradford, who signed a $76 million contract, $50 million of it guaranteed.This was a concession made by athletes who make substantially less than their counterparts in the NBA and MLB, have an average career span of 3 ½ years, rarely see guaranteed money, and face lifelong injuries, which often result in permanent disabilities.These athletes are suffering brain aneurysms and dying of heart attacks by their early forties, long before they have the opportunity to collect their pensions.
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> Bernie Madoff is, or was, a celebrity all right, but the kind of celebrity you’ll see in a lineup rather than on the silver screen. In the “roaring early 90’s” Madoff was the talk of the financial world. In March 2009, he pleaded guilty to 11 federal felonies and admitted to turning his wealth management business into a massive Ponzi scheme that defrauded thousands of investors, out of billions of dollars. In light of such fraud, how can investors, large and small, invest with confidence and know that they are dealing with a reputable advisor?
How Can You Invest With Confidence? Stargazing: Inside the world of Private Wealth Management
By: Tony S. Keena Read more at: StyleToMe.com
One way is to research the company and individual advisor you are considering dealing with, it’s pretty simple these days. I happen to be affiliated with Ameritas Investment Corp (AIC), which holds us accountable through annual audits and regular compliance approvals. During our annual audit, auditors have access to our business and personal bank records to ensure that our clients’ checks have not been cashed. In addition, we are subject to surprise audits by FINRA, Ameritas Investment Corp’s governing body. Audits are designed to ensure that each affiliated financial advisor adheres to the rules and regulations determined by the industry for the protection of investors. We do not “custody” assets. This is a very important point to note. An advisor has custody of assets when he/she has possession of clients funds or securities, or has any authority to obtain them. We do not hold your assets, nor do you make checks payable to me. In essence, we never take possession of the money you plan to invest. We transmit your monies to the investment companies we have agreed to use for your personal situation.
of an investment that continues to generate regular, positive returns regardless of overall market conditions. Unregistered Investments: Ponzi schemes typically involve investments that have not been registered with state regulators. Registration is important because it provides investors with access to key information about the company’s management, products, services, and finances. Unlicensed sellers: Federal and state securities law requires investment professionals and their firms to be licensed or registered. Many Ponzi schemes involve unlicensed individuals or unregistered firms. Secretive and/or complex strategies: Avoiding investments you don’t understand or for which you can’t get complete information. Five questions to ask before investing
•Is the seller licensed? •Is the investment registered? •How does the risk compare with the rewards? Does it sound too good to be true? •Do I understand the investment? •Where can I turn for help? If you’re aware of an investment opportunity that might be a Ponzi scheme, contact the SEC by phone at (800) 732-0330 or online at http://www.sec.gov/complaint.shtml Tony S. Keena is a Private Wealth Manager/Partner with the Estate and Business Planning Group in Altamonte Springs. (407) 329-1122. TKeena@ estateandbusiness.net Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through Ameritas Investment Corp (AIC). Member FINRA, SIPC. AIC and Estate and Business Planning Group are not affiliated.<
“Red flags” to watch for High investment returns with little or no risk: Every investment carries some degree of risk, and investments yielding higher returns typically involve more risk. Overly consistent returns: Investments tend to go up and down over time, especially those seeking high returns. Be suspect
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Aston Martin Targets Growth in China Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Aston Martin is pressing ahead with ambitious growth plans for the brand in China after debuting the new Virage and Vantage S in the region and announcing plans for up to four new dealer sites over the next 12 months.
After first joining the market in 2008, Aston Martin has appointed dealers in Beijing, Chengdu, Hangzhou and Shanghai with more to come. The market will spearhead the company’s future growth in Asia having already taken the position as the British marque’s fastest growing Asia market with sales in 2010 up 25% on the previous year. Aston Martin Chief Executive, Dr Ulrich Bez said: “Now is the right time for us to accelerate our growth in China. We have taken our time to gradually establish the building blocks to ensure long-term stability for the
Aston Martin brand in the region and – encouraged by reaction from customers – it is right for us to grow our presence. “Clearly, China offers the largest emerging luxury market in the world and offers substantial growth potential for us while allowing us to remain exclusive and fulfilling our strategy of becoming less dependent on classic established (western) markets. “In conjunction with the investment in our dealership network we will develop a new dedicated organisation for China and establish a regional office in Shanghai.” After taking a steady and progressive approach since first introducing the Aston Martin brand to the Chinese market in 2008, strong interest and enthusiasm from a rapidly emerging luxury sports car market will see the company embark on the next stage of its growth plans for the region in 2011. The company is now actively pursuing plans to open up to four more dedicated dealership sites across China to meet growing demand in the region. Aston Martin’s Regional Director for Asia Pacific, Dr Matthew Bennett added:“In April we enjoyed a very successful Shanghai Auto Show where the new Virage, Vantage S and four-door Rapide made their Chinese debuts – as well as the flagship One-77 mak-
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ing its first appearance in the region. During the show we saw considerable interest in our cars and a great enthusiasm for the Aston Martin brand from the Chinese public which gives us great encouragement. “In the strong and growing Chinese luxury market we look forward to providing an expanded, dedicated Aston Martin dealership network throughout the country to allow customers to enjoy the Aston Martin experience.” Further new products are being brought to the Chinese market over the coming weeks with the introduction of the new Virage,
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Aston Martin Virage Engine: 6 liter V12 HP: 490hp Torque: 420 lb-ft
Vantage S and the recently launched Rapide four-door sports car making their Chinese debuts. Beautiful, dynamic and prestigious, the new Virage combines outright sports car performance with luxury, comfort and refinement. The front mid-mounted V12 engine’s torque delivery provides outstanding performance, coupled with the car’s inherent agility and perfect weight distribution delivering the ideal balance between outright sports car performance and trademark sporting luxury exemplified by modern Aston Martins.
The V8 Vantage S epitomises every attribute of the V8 Vantage and pushes the driver experience beyond what Aston Martin has offered before, characterised by a host of new driver-focussed features all designed to push the honed dynamics of the standard Vantage to a new benchmark level. Aston Martin’s own 4.7 litre V8 engine has been engineered to deliver peak power of 430 bhp (436 PS / 321 kW) at 7300 rpm and torque of 490 Nm (361 lb.ft) at 5000 rpm and is coupled with a new groundup developed Sportshift™ II transmission specifically designed for the Vantage S with seven short ratio gears to deliver the most engaging and intense driver involvement.
Both the new Virage and the Vantage S are on sale in China now with first deliveries starting this summer. Aston Martin now operates a global dealership network of 135 dealers in 42 countries. As part of the company’s ongoing expansion plans Aston Martin has recently entered into South America, India, Taiwan and Turkey whilst seeking continued growth in new markets as well as emerging markets including China and the Middle East.<
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> Katy Perry definitely chose the correct title of her second album Teenage Dream. A natural performer, she speaks to her audience and captivates attention. She has an ability to light up a room, exhibits a playful attitude to any task while remaining abnormally humble despite her much deserved success. Currently making musical history, Katy is the first artist to maintain staying in the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 songs for 52 consecutive weeks. That’s an entire year. This artist was labeled the next big thing in 2004 and in 2011 it’s undoubtedly safe to say Katy Perry has arrived and firmly planted herself in the industry. Fashion forward, uniquely humorous (she showed up to the 2010 MTV movie awards with her husband Russell Brand’s face airbrushed on her finger nails since he couldn’t attend), and also has an incredible sense of self. When parent groups voted her too provocative to host Sesame Street she mocked herself in an SNL skit instead of throwing a celebrity hissy fit. The 2011 Grammy’s were just another family night out in the eyes of Mrs. Russell Brand. So much that she brought her 90-year-old grandmother with her customized glittery cane. Perhaps her style didn’t fall far from the family tree.
Katy Perry Tale of a Teenage Dreamer By: Megan Hyde Read more at: StyleToMe.com
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Bjork Album: Biophilia
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Determined from a young age for her enjoyment of singing to become her daily reality Katy knew her chance was out there. Her journey to success started at nine years old with her parents offering her vocal lessons.The chance to enhance her voice felt like a dream. Being raised in a strict Christian home where gospel music was the only music allowed, Katy sang in church the majority of her youth. She earned her opportunity to sing professionally when a couple of rock veterans heard her sing and brought her to Nashville to polish up her song writing skills. Under her given name of Katy Hudson, she released her self-titled album at the age of 15. Despite not achieving instant stardom Katy marched onward. After giving gospel enough of a chance, the time to venture to the City of Angels in hopes of reinventing the image and style of her musical ability had arrived. Splashing into 2008 with her official debut album One of the Boys, Katy had everyone curious.The hit song ‘I Kissed a Girl’ blew up bigger than imaginable. A fun, flirty ballad that any club wouldn’t have survived without blaring, it was a hello to the world.The number one spot in 30 countries was officially this 1950’s-esque, raven haired, stunning beauty’s place. She
Get ready to fill those MP3 Players. Check out this list of albums to watch out for this month.
Switchfoot Album: Vice Verses
Nirvana Album: Nevermind (Deluxe Edition)
Opeth Album: Heritage
Lady Antebellum Album: Own The Night
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was also now on everyone’s radar. Good times, good friends and the aftermath of a good night were a big focus in many of the songs. With her second album in 2010, ‘Teenage Dream’ proved to be just as fun but also provided a deeper look into Katy’s sincere side. With 45 award show wins, plenty of validation for the hard work devoted is obvious. Katy earns attention for her looks just as much as her music. Recognized for her enticing and artistically enhanced stage costumes and her retro-style form fitting street clothes, this starlet keeps the critics smiling and guessing at the planning of her ensembles. Her ability to dazzle whether on a red carpet or walking the shops in LA, Katy succeeds. Vintage pinup with a twist of classic lady is one way to interpret her style. Glitz, sequins, and ice cream cone bikini tops are another interpretation. Smurf blue hair is also listed on the fashion resume. Perhaps preparing for her role as Smurfette in the upcoming Smurf movie was easier for Katy than most. Safely said, nothing is considered too risky a look for this fashionably daring princess. Aside from her music and fashion choices, Katy’s love life drew attention as well. During the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, host Russell Brand continuously declared his hopes to the crowd, and a certain front row-sitting singer, of connecting with the beautiful Miss Perry. Blushing in the moment but clearly intrigued, within weeks the two were the “It” couple. Becoming engaged less than three months later, they disregarded the need for approval from skeptics. Tying the knot at the same place of their engagement in India in October of 2010 solidified their union. Complete with tigers, elephants and paparazzi! They held a lavish ceremony with their closest loved ones. They are considered one of Hollywood’s favorite quirky couples. The support and affection they provide one another is evident in the simplest of interactions. Katy Perry is absolutely a household name. Known as the girl who sang gospel, she is an artist aware of the talent and ability she possesses. Sometimes it’s pretty and pink and everything nice, sometimes its candy themed and converted into a Hershey Kiss bikini top. Either way it’s Katy and she will continue to give nothing less than herself to every endeavor she attempts. She sends kisses of talent to the world and the world likes it.<
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> ChilloungeNight’s strives with each event to create “A Night to Remember” for its guests. That is why ChilloungeNight is more than just another night out . . . more than a unique transformation of an outdoor space into a magnificent outdoor lounge. ChilloungeNight is a reflection of the social needs of people to interact with others whom we have a commonality. In today’s hectic pace of fitting work and leisure into the demands of our daily schedules, there is a very human need to come together with others and create a sense of community. Community can take many forms and for ChilloungeNight, community is a gathering for adults from all walks of life providing an opportunity to engage in a social interaction with others in a comfortable, relaxing and enjoyable environment. It is the connecting of people in the physical form, reflecting the same aspects of community that have become so prevalent in a virtual sense through the advent of electronic villages and communication platforms. There exists today a virtual connectivity to others allowing for the sharing of experi-
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Clearwater,
French and Asian influ-
Sand Key) Clearwater
springs
Restaurant and Sushi
The Lobster Pot Bistro
727-572-5566 $$
ences
727-596-8400 $$
Frenchy’s Cafe, Original
Bar, Wine & Beer
731 Bayway Blvd.,
Italian
Captain’s Italian Restau-
Authentic Spanish/Cu-
41 Baymont St.,
Island Way Grill
Clearwater Beach,
The Black Pearl
rant
ban cuisine
727-446-3607 $
20 Island Way,
727-446-8809 $-$$
315 Main St., down-
324 Main St.,
Cooters Restaurant
Cafe
Clearwater Beach
bar and grill, dancing,
town Dunedin,
Safety Harbor,
& Bar
Frenchy’s Saltwater
727-461-6617 $$$
jazz, and sports bar
727-734-3463 $$-$$$
727-725-2846 $-$$
423 Poinsettia Ave.
Cafe
Pacific Rim, Steakhouse,
Louis Pappas
New American cuisine
Italian & seafood
Clearwater Beach
419 Poinsettia Ave.,
Seafood
Market Cafe
Bob Heilman’s Beach-
Cappuccino’s Altro
727-462-2668 $-$$
Clearwater Beach,
Johnny’s Italian Res-
2560 McMullen Booth
comber Restaurant
Posto Cafe European
Seafood, Burgers,
727-461-6295 $
taurant
Rd. (Northwood Plaza),
447 Mandalay Ave.,
Espresso and Wine Bar
Steaks, famous Cooter
Seafood, fresh stone
2907 S.R 590 (NE
Clearwater
Clearwater Beach,
733 Broadway, Dunedin,
Chicken, Sports Bar
crabs
coachman Rd.), Clear-
727-797-3700 $-$$
727-442-4144 $$-$$$
727-738-8009
The Dunedin Smoke-
Frenchy’s Rockaway
water
Greek Market Cafe,
Classic American
Artisan style Italian cof-
house
Grill On The Beach
727-797-2940 $$
Soup, salad, pizza and
cuisine
fee house and eatery
680 Main St., Dunedin,
7 Rockaway St., Clear-
Traditional Italian
sandwiches
Bobby’s Bistro
Carmel Cafe
727-736-2227 $
water Beach,
culinary
Massimo’s Eclectic Fine
& Wine Bar
& Wine Bar
barbeque menu, NFL
727-446-4844 $
Kaiko Japanese Res-
Dining
447 Mandalay Ave.,
9101 International Dr.
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Live music, fresh
taurant
31876 U.S Hwy. 19 N.,
Clearwater Beach,
2548 McMullen Booth
games, and a full bar
seafood
2475- F McMullen
Palm Harbor,
727-446-9463 $$-$$$
Rd. in Northwood
E & E Stakeout Grill &
Frenchy’s South Beach
Booth Rd. (corner of
727-784-1881 $$$
American Bistro &
Plaza, Clearwater,
Kokopelli’s Bar
Cafe
McMullen Booth and
contemporary Italian
wine bar
727-724-4228 $
100 N. Indian Rocks
351 S. Gulfview Blvd.,
Enterprise), Clearwater
and Mediterranean cui-
Bon Appetit Restaurant
features Mod Med
Road, Belleair Bluffs,
Clearwater Beach,
727-791-6640 $-$$
sine with Asian accents,
150 Marina Plaza,
interpretative classics
727-585-6399 $$
727-441-9991 $-$$
Fresh sushi, Makimono,
extensive wine
Dunedin Marina,
such as flatbreads, lamb
American
Seafood, full bar
Sashimi
Mystic Fish Seafood
Dunedin,
lollipops or steak frites,
Grill,seafood,Prime
Greek Town Grille
Kally- K’s Steakery and
Grill & Bar
727-733-2151 $-$$$
desserts & Wine Bar
beef & ribs
1230 Cleveland Street,
Fishery
3253 Tampa Rd. (in
Casual, American Wa-
Casa Tina Mexican Grill
FlameStone, An Ameri-
Clearwater,
1600 Main St., Dunedin,
Shoppes at Cloverplace
terfront Restaurant
365 Main St., down-
can Grill
727-447- 7800 $$-$$$
727-733-7024 $-$$
Center), Palm Harbor,
Broadway Deli & Cafe
town Dunedin,
4009 Tampa Rd.,
banquet room, outside
American, fresh salad
727-771-1800 $$
730 Broadway, #4.
727-734-9226 $
Oldsmar,
garden area, full bar, live
bar
Seafood Grill, meats,
Dunedin,
Fresh, healthy, authentic
813-814-7778 $$-$$$
entertainment, Greek
Kelly’s For Just About…
lamb,fresh seafood and
727-286-6270 $
dishes, and a vegetarian
American Grill, creative
cuisine & Salad, fresh
Anything!
shellfish, wine list and
Deli & Cafe
menu
cuisine
bread daily
319 Main St., down-
full liquor service
Bua Siam Thai Cuisine
Chang Bistro
Forlini’s Ristorante
HAPA, Restaurant
town Dunedin,
Mythos Greek Taverna
& Sushi
608 Mandalay Ave.,
& Bar
3970 Tampa Road,
727-736-5284 $-$$
13575- 58th Street &
35903 U.S Hwy. 19 N.,
Clearwater Beach,
435 Mandalay Ave., N.,
Oldsmar,
Southern Cuisine,
Ulmerton in the Icot
Palm Harbor,
727-408-5200 $$
Clearwater Beach,
813-749- 8400 $$-$$$
desserts
Center, Clearwater,
727-789-2848 $$-$$$
breakfast feasts, sushi,
727-445-1155 $-$$
Global flavors and
727-538-4273 $$
Thai Cuisine & Sushi
Thai Infusion Cuisine,
Italian cuisine, pasta
classic French tech-
traditional Greek
Cabana Cafe & Gifts
sushi menu
dishes, soup & salad,
nique, Lamb, wine list,
cuisine, salad, seafood,
833 Douglas Ave.,
wine & liquor,
desserts
and pasta
Dunedin,
and espresso & cap-
727-721-2233 $
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Olde Bay Cafe and
Salt Rock Grill
Thirsty Marlin
Dunedin Fish Market
19325 Gulf Blvd.,
Grill & Bar
51 Main St., Dunedin
Indian Shores
1023 Florida Ave.,
(at the Marina),
727-593-7625 $$$
Palm Harbor,
727-733-2542 $-$$
Seafood, American
727-586-3474 $$
outdoor seating, raw
Sea Sea Riders
Fresh seafood, steaks,
bar, fresh fish, seafood
221 Main St. (At Alt.
sandwiches, bar, live
Pan y Vino Brick Oven
19 and State Rd. 580),
music
Pizza & Wine Bar
downtown Dunedin,
TooJay’s Gourmet Deli
369 Main St., Dunedin,
727-734-1445 $-$$
Westfield Shopping-
727-734-7700 $-$$
Seafood, desserts
town, Countryside,
Wine bar and bistro,
SHOR American
27001 U.S Hwy 19 N.,
pizza, soup & salad
Seafood Grill
Clearwater,
Pappas Ranch
Hyatt Regency
727-723-7585 $
2630 Gulf to Bay Blvd.,
Clearwater Beach,
New York delicatessen,
Clearwater,
301 S. Gulfview Blvd.,
traditional deli menu,
727-797-9800 $$
Clearwater Beach,
fresh bakery
traditional Greek
727-373-4780 $$$
Tucson’s Grill and
hand-spun recipes,
show kitchen, Skim-
Cantina
full bar Saloon, live
mers Bar, Seafood,
13563 Icot Blvd.,
entertainment
American
Clearwater
The Pepper Mill
Six Tables
727-530-0637 $$
575 S. Ft. Harrison
1153 Main Street (S.R.
Southwestern
Ave., Clearwater
580), Dunedin,
Walt’s Cuisine
727-449-2988 $$
727-736-8821 $$$
1140 Main St. (S.R.
New American
world-class cuisine, six
580) in Guy Plaza,
Pico Rojo Charcoal
course meals, exclusive
Dunedin,
Rotisserie
French and California
727-733-1909 $$-$$$
2475 McMullen Booth
wines
Revolving seasonal
Rd., #E (accessible
Spoto’s Steak Joint
menu, Florida cuisine,
via Enterprise Rd.)
1280 Main St.,
wines & beers
Clearwater,
Dunedin,
Watercolour Steak-
727-474-3826 $-$$
727-734-0008 $$
house & Grille
vegetarian-friendly,
American, casual bar
1201 Gulf Blvd. in
Latin American flair
inside of restaurant
the Marriott Suites
Portofino Mediterra-
Terrace Cafe at Bon
Clearwater Beach on
nean Grill
Appetit
Sand Key,
18825 U.S Hwy. 19 N.,
150 Marina Plaza,
727-953-1661 $$$
Clearwater,
Dunedin Marina,
American, Steaks, fresh
727-286-6234 $$-$$$
Dunedin,
fish
traditional Mediterra-
727-733-2151 $-$$
nean cuisine
casual al fresco water-
Riverside Grille House
front dining, salad and
& Veranda
entrees
400 Beach Seafood &
10 Dodecanese Blvd.,
Thai Coconut
Tap House
Tarpon Springs,
1280 S. Missouri Ave.,
400 Beach Drive NE,
727-937-2000 $$$
Clearwater,
St. Petersburg,
waterfront dining,
727-441-1650 $$
727-896-2400 $$-$$$
diverse menu, live
Seafood, extensive Thai
Raw bar, beers and
entertainment
menu, sushi bar
wines, seafood, sushi,
Rosie’s Tavern of
Thai Spice Restaurant
salads
Dunedin
2475 McMullen Booth
Ai- Mei Sakura Japa-
730 Broadway, Suite 1,
Rd. #B, Clearwater,
nese & Thai Restaurant
Dunedin,
727-791-7050 $$
4200 34th St. S., St.
727-724-4209 $
Fresh,healthy, authentic
Petersburg,
imported and crafted
Thai cuisine, as well as
727-867-0965 $-$$
beers, fine wines, light
Thai food with Ameri-
Sushi, Thai or Japanese
bites
can flair.
Cuisine
South Pinellas
dining ‘N style
Bella Brava
Gratzzi Italian Grille
Luna
515 Central Ave.,
211 2nd St. S., St.
950 Lake Carillon Dr.
St. Petersburg
Petersburg,
(in the Hilton St. Pe-
727-895-5515 $$
727-623-9037 $$
tersburg Carillon Park),
Italian
authentic Italian cuisine,
St. Petersburg,
Café Alma
extensive wine list,
727-954-2140 $$-$$$
260 First Ave. S. St.
pizza bar
first- class food, offer
Petersburg
Guppy’s on the Beach
health conscious, as
727-502-5002 $$
Seafood Grill & Bar
well as traditional,
Mediterranean
1701 Gulf Blvd., Indian
selections
Ceviche Tapas Bar
Rocks Beach,
Marchand’s Bar and
10 Beach Dr., St.
727-593-2032 $$
Grill at the Vinoy
Petersburg
Seafood, steaks
501 5th Ave. N.E.,
727-209-2302 $$
The Hangar Restaurant
St. Petersburg
Spanish
& Flight Lounge
727-824-8070 $$$$
Chateau France
540 1st Street, SE, St.
Continental
136 Fourth Ave., N.E.,
Petersburg,
MFA Cafe in the Mu-
St. Petersburg 727-894-
727-823-7767 $$-$$$
seum of Fine Arts
7163 $$
cafe, bistro, full- liquor
255 Beach Drive N.E.,
French
bar
St. Petersburg,
Columbia Restaurant
The Hurricane
727-822-1032 $-$$
800 Second Ave. N.E.,
807 Gulf Way, St. Pete
American style cafe,
St. Petersburg,
Beach
caters special events
727-822-8000 $$
727-360-9558 $$
The Melting Pot
authentic Spanish/Cu-
Seafood, American
2221 4th St. N
ban cuisine, daily chef
Jo Jo’s in Citta
St. Petersburg
specials
200 Central Avenue, St.
727895-6358 $$$
Da Sesto Italiano
Petersburg,
Fondue
Ristorante e Vino
727-894-0075 $$
Moon Under Water
7199 66th Street, N.,
traditional flavors or
332 Beach Dr. N.E.,
Pinellas Park,
Southern Italy, full bar,
St. Petersburg
727-209-2695 $$-$$$
wine list
727-896-6160 $$
Authentic Italian reci-
L’Moe’s
English, Indian
pes, original dishes
4201 4th St. N., St.
Pacific Wave
El Cap
Petersburg,
211 Second Street
3500 Fourth St. N., St.
727-498-8561 $
South, St. Petersburg
Petersburg
pork, duck, steak,
727-822-5235 $$$
727-521-1314 $
grouper, burgers, soup
Pacific Rim
American
& salads
Parkshore Grill
The Garden
Lanna Thai & Sushi
300 Beach Drive, St.
217 Central Ave., St.
4871 Park Street N., St.
Petersburg,
Petersburg
Petersburg,
727-896-3463 $$$
727-896-3800 $$
727-545-3057 $$
Fine food, wine
Eclectic & International
Thai cuisine, wine and
The Pearl Restaurant
Cuisine
beer, sushi
163 107th Ave., Trea-
Gigi’s Italian
Larry’s Giant Subs
sure Island
Restaurants
6896 U.S Hwy. 19 N.,
727-360-9151 $$
6852 Gulfport Blvd.,
Pinellas Park,
Mediterranean, Con-
South Pasadena,
727-828-0744 $
tinental
727-345-0191, 105
authentic New York
Red Mesa
107th Avenue, Treasure
style subs and sand-
4912 Fourth St. N., St.
Island, 727-360-6905,
wiches
Petersburg
4399 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete
The Lobster Pot
727-527-8728 $$
Beach, 727-363-3344,
17814 Gulf Blvd., Red-
Mexican
5901 4th Street North,
ington Shores,
Ricky P’s Po Boy Shop
St. Petersburg, 727-562-
727-391-8592 $$$
6521 4th Street North,
2400 $$-$$$ Italian,
Lobsters from around
St. Petersburg,
pizza, pasta, steaks,
the world, fresh sea-
727-525-2023 $
extensive wine list
food, distinctive meats
New Orleans cuisine
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Savannah’s Cafe
Boizao Steakhouse
Maestro’s Cafe
Pappas Ranch
Toasted Pheasant Bistro
1113 Central Ave., St. Pe-
4606 Boy Scout Boulevard,
Carol Morsani Hall Lobby, S
11345 S.R 54, Odessa,
14445 N Dale Mabry Hwy,
tersburg,
Tampa,813-286-7100 $$$
traz Performing Arts Center,
727-376-3336 $$
Tampa
727-388-4371 $$-$$$
Beef,pork,lamb,chick en, and
1010 N. MacInnes Place,
Salads, Steaks, Prime rib, hand
813-265-6700 $$
Old South Cuisine
sausage
Tampa,
spun recipes
French, Medditerannean
Spoto’s Grill 131
Cauldron
813-229-7827 $$-$$$
Samurai Blue
TooJay’s Gourmet Deli
13079 Park Blvd., Seminole,
2302 E. Seventh Avenue,Ybor
light buffet dining, lobby
1600 E. 8th Ave., Centro Ybor
2223 Westshore Blvd., Tampa
727-393-1703 $$
City 813-248-5694 $$$
restaurant
813-242-6688 $$
813-348-4101 $
American, creative meals and
Jamacian
Maestro’s on the River
Japanese, Sushi
New York delicatessen
cocktails, steaks, seafood
Columbia Restaurant
Straz Performing Arts Center,
Seasons 52
Vizcaya Rest. & Tapas Bar
The Wine Cellar
2117 E. Seventh Ave.,Ybor
1010 N. MacInnes Place,
204 North Westshore Blvd.
10905 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.,
17307 Gulf Blvd., N. Reding-
City, Tampa,
Tampa
(Westshore Plaza), Tampa,
Tampa
ton Beach,
813-248-4961 $$
813-229-7827 $$
813-286-1152 $$$
813-968-7400 $$-$$$
727-393-3491 $$$
authentic Spanish/Cuban
Light buffet dining
Grill and wine bar
Spanish & Tapas
Shrimp, lobster tails, Mahi
cuisine
Maestro’s Restaurant
Taj Indian Cuisine
Mahi, American
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse &
Straz Performing Arts Center,
2734-B E. Fowler Ave., Tampa,
Wine Bar
1010 MacInnes Place, Tampa,
813-971-8483 $$
4322 West Boy Scout Blvd.,
813-229-7827 $$$
Gourmet Indian restaurant,
717 South
Tampa 813-874-9463 $$$$
High quality dining experi-
vegetarian and speciality
717 S. Howard Ave., Tampa
Antonio’s Pasta Grille
Steakhouse
ence, New York elegance flair
dishes
813-250-1661 $$$ Two
11401 56th St. N., Temple
Louis Pappas Market Cafe
Ocean Prime
Texas de Brazil
distinct cuisines using recipes
Terrace,
Shoppes at Citrus Park, 7877
2205 N. Westshore Blvd.,
4112 W. Boy Scout Blvd..,
from Italy and the Pacific Rim
813-914-8899 $$
Gunn Highway, Ste. 106,
Tampa,
Tampa
Algusto Fine Mexican Cuisine
Italian, pizza
Tampa,
813-490-5288 $$$
813-871-1400 $$$
912 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa,
Big City Tavern
813-926-5202 $-$$
American, world class wines,
50 item gourmet salad area,
813-250-3500 $$ Traditional
1600 E. 8th, Suite C201,Ybor
homemade soups, mediterra-
cocktails, Seafood, Steak
beef, lamb, pork, chicken,
cuisine from Central Mexico,
City 813-247-3000 $$$
nean appetizers, sandwiches,
New American
pizza and entrees
North Hillsborough
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Armani’s
Gallery Bistro
The Palm Restaurant
Sangrias
2900 Bayport Dr., Tampa
International Plaza and Bay
205 Westshore Plaza, Tampa
315 S. Howard Ave, Tampa
813-207-6800 $$$
Street. 2223 North Westshore
813-849-7256 $$$
813-258-0393 $$
Cantina Laredo
Italian
Blvd, Tampa
American Italian
Spanish
2000 Piazza Ave. ( Wesley Cha-
Bern’s Steakhouse
813-353-3838 $$
Pelagia Trattoria
Shula’s Steak House
pel, 813-907-3068 $$$
1208 South Howard Ave.,
American
4200 Jim Walter Blvd., Tampa
4860 West Kennedy Blvd.
Authentic Mexican cooking
Tampa
Jackson’s Bistro
813-313-3235 $$$
Tampa
813-251-2421 $$$$
601 S. Harbour Island Blvd.,
Mediterranean
813-286-4366 $$$
Kally-K’s Steakery & Fishery
Steakhouse
Tampa 813-277-0339 $$
Pane Rustica
Steakhouse
3383 Commercial Way,
Byblos Cafe
Eclectic & International, Sushi
S. MacDill, Tampa
Sidebern’s
Spring Hill,
2832 S. MacDill Ave.,
Loius Pappas Market Cafe
813-902-8828 $
2208 W. Morrison Ave., Tampa
352-683-1364 $-$$
Tampa
3409- D Bay to Bay Blvd.,
Bakery & Cafe
813-258-2233 $$$
Steak, grouper, prime rib, fish
813-805-7977 $-$$
Tampa,
P.F. Chang’s
Continental
Middle Eastern, Greek
813-839-0000 $-$$
219 WestShore Plaza, Tampa
T.C. Choy’s
The Capital Grille
“New Generation Greek”,
813-289-8400
301 S. Howard Ave., Tampa
2223 N.Westshore Blvd., Tampa
homemade soups, salads, sand-
Restaurant BT
813-251-1191 $$
813-830-9433 $$$
wiches, pizza
1633 W. Snow Ave., Tampa
Asian
American, Steakhouse
Malio’s Prime Steakhouse
813-258-1916 $$$
Timpano Italian Chophouse
Chez Bryce
400 N. Ashley St., Tampa
French/Vietnamese
1610 W. Swann Ave., Tampa
238 E. Davis Blvd., Tampa
813-223-7746 $$$
Roy’s
813-254-5870 $$
813-258-8100 $$
Steakhouse
4342 W. Boy Scout Blvd. Tampa
Italian
Mediterranean, French
Mise En Place
813-873-7697 $$$
Wine Exchange Bistro & Wine
Donatello
442 W Kennedy, Tampa
Californian, Japanese, French
Bar 1611 W. Swann Ave., Tampa
232 N. Dale Mabry Ave., Tampa
813-254-5373 $$$
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
813-254-9463 $$
813-875-6660 $$$
Continental
1700 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa
Continental
Northern Italian
Pasco County
813-282-1118 $$$ Steakhouse
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Bill Sharpe, Leigh Fine, Pilar and Nick Flaskay, Brittany Shaw, James Schade, April and Gene Shaw 14th Annual Celebrate Sinatra This year’s 14th Annual Celebrate Sinatra was different and the largest thus far with over 750 people attending. One of the biggest changes was the 17 piece big band and new conductor, Kym Purling, who believes in authentic music that included the rental of a $100,000 Steinway piano as part of the orchestra. Many danced the night away to the sounds of Tom Tiratto, Lisa Casalino, Paul Phillips and Latin Lovers in the Copa Room. Another noticeable change by the promotion’s wizard, Ken Walters, was the use of a blazer crest for the men and charm bracelet for the women to identify patrons. Loads of fun had by many! Jack Climer and Patricia Bizzell
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The Guys is based on a true story. Anne Nelson’s The Guys was written in just nine days. It almost immediately opened at Tribeca’s off-off-Broadway’s The Flea and starred Bill Murray and Sigourney Weaver. Since then, stars of stage and screen have taken turns in this piece in New York, California and across the country hoping to help heal this nation’s pain. The Jobsite production of The Guys began when Jobsite Artistic Associate Paul Potenza traveled to New York City in January 2002 and saw The Flea’s original production. He knew he had to bring this important work to Tampa. Paul was born and raised in New York City, and in his words “it will always be home to me.” Shortly after September 11, Paul was given a tour of Ground Zero. It was an event that would forever change his life. His brother-in-law Tommy DaParma – a fireman and Queens Trustee for the FDNY – was able to put him in contact with Anne Nelson to get the project moving.
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The Guys By Anne Nelson Directed by Shawn Paonessa Sep. 8 – 25, 2011 Thu. – Sat. 8pm, Sun. 4pm Tickets: $24.50 Shimberg Playhouse, Straz Center for the Performing Arts 1010 North W.C. MacInnes Pl Tampa, FL 813-229-7827 Elvis Costello & the Imposters Elvis Costello and the Imposters today answer the call of unanimously cheering audiences and critics from coast to coast, announcing a further extension of the massively successful Spinning Songbook tour including an exclusive stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater. Having begun as a brief two-week stint this spring, the Spinning Songbook tour soon expanded to include 17 additional cities in June and July, garnering acclaim at every turn: “Unfettered, free-wheeling fun” – Minneapolis Star-Tribune “[The Wheel] was the perfect way to shake up a set list with a couple decades’
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worth of excellent material” – Columbus Dispatch “Three hours of hilarity, musicality, and unabated joy” – St. Louis Post-Dispatch “It’s hard to imagine any other musician in the world playing the show that Elvis Costello did” – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette At each performance, select fans are invited onstage to spin the Wheel, helping to create new sets at each performance from a collection of 40 banners including hits, rarities, and a few surprises. September 17, at 8:00 PM Ruth Eckerd Hall 1111 North McMullen Booth Rd. Clearwater, FL 727-791-7400 Rombello: A Cruise to Remember Rombello, a place where great live bands go to play.Welcome to the newest Sixthman adventure at sea. An experience that is meant only for those that truly enjoys an amazing live show, meeting new people, and spending time relaxing in the Caribbean. It’s a land that will take you away and please all your musical taste buds. Join Slightly Stoopid, Michael Franti and Spearhead, G. Love & Special Sauce, Citizen Cope as well as Brett Dennen, JJ Grey & Mofro, SOJA, Rhett Miller, Gaelic Storm, Big Gigantic, Trevor Hall, Ponderosa, DJ Soulman, Kristy Lee, Jukebox the Ghost, Ella Riot, Ledfoot Messiah, B-Liminal, Trailer Park Ninjas, Little Tybee and a host of other bands in a land like no other, Rombello. Your musical passage starts in Tampa, FL and will be sailing to Cozumel, Mexico. You’ll be sailing aboard the Carnival Inspiration September 29th – October 3rd, 2011. Rombello will show you the kingdom of music magic with a festival of shows from morning to night. And of course, you’ll find all the luxury of the ship, with the dining, casino, spa, pool, lounges, and more. Subject to change, the cruise itinerary is: • Thursday, September 29, 2011 - Port of Tampa - Depart @ 4:00pm • Friday, September 30 - Day at Sea • Saturday, October 1 - Cozumel, Mexico • Sunday, October 2 - Day at Sea • Monday, October 3 - Port of Tampa Arrive @ 8:00am www.rombello.com
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Events in September Music
Return to Forever IV w/ Zappa Plays
Boyce Avenue
1111 North McMullen Booth Rd.
Zappa
September 23, at 7:00 PM
Clearwater, FL
Rockstar Energy Uproar Festival:
September 11, at 8:00 PM
State Theater
727-791-7400
Avenged Sevenfold
Ruth Eckerd Hall
687 Central Ave.
September 3, at 2:30 PM
1111 North McMullen Booth Rd.
St. Petersburg, FL
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
Clearwater, FL
727-895-3045
4802 North US Highway 301
727-791-7400
Tampa, FL
Miscellaneous Disney On Ice: 100 Years of Magic
Zach Deputy
September 9-11, various times
Stryper
September 23, at 9:00 PM
St. Pete Times Forum
September 14, at 7:00 PM
Skipper’s Smokehouse
401 Channelside Drive
Rick Springfield
State Theater
910 Skipper Rd.
Tampa, FL
September 3, at 7:30 PM
682 Central Ave.
Tampa, FL
813-301-6500
Ruth Eckerd Hall
St. Petersburg, FL
813-977-6474
1111 North McMullen Booth Rd.
727-895-3045
813-740-2446
Clearwater, FL 727-791-7400
Harvest Moon Night Honda Civic Tour: Blink 182
September 10, at 7:00 PM
Journey, Foreigner & Night Ranger
& My Chemical Romance
MOSI
September 17, at 7:00 PM
September 24, at 7:00 PM
4801 E. Fowler Ave.
Brian McKnight
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
Tampa, FL
September 3, at 8:00 PM
4802 North US Highway 301
4802 North US Highway 301
813-987-6000
David A. Stratz Center for the Per-
Tampa, FL
Tampa, FL
forming Arts
813-740-2446
813-740-2446
1010 North W.C. MacInnes Pl
Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens September 23 - October 29, select
Tampa, FL
Elvis Costello & The Imposters
Blondie: Panic of Girls Tour
dates
813-229-7827
September 17, at 8:00 PM
September 24, at 8:00 PM
Busch Gardens
Ruth Eckerd Hall
Ruth Eckerd Hall
10165 N McKinley Dr
Periphery
1111 North McMullen Booth Rd.
1111 North McMullen Booth Rd.
Tampa, FL
September 4, at 5:00 PM
Clearwater, FL
Clearwater, FL
888-800-5447
State Theater
727-791-7400
727-791-7400
St. Petersburg, FL
Incubus
Theater
727-895-3045
September 18, at 8:00 PM
682 Central Ave.
ROMBELLO - Cruise w/Michael Franti, G.Love, Slightly Stoopid & Citizen Cope and more)
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
The Guys
You’ll be sailing aboard the Carnival
Rock Allegiance Tour w/ Buckcherry
4802 North US Highway 301
Sep. 8 – 25, 2011
Inspiration September 29 - October 3
September 5, at 2:00 PM
Tampa, FL
Thu. – Sat. 8pm, Sun. 4pm
Port of Tampa
Green Iguana Stadium
813-740-2446
Tickets: $24.50
The Seaport Street Terminal
Shimberg Playhouse, Straz Center for
651 Channelside Drive Terminal #2
Buckethead
the Performing Arts
Tampa, FL 33602
September 22, at 8:00 PM
1010 North W.C. MacInnes Pl
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Brad Paisley
State Theater
Tampa, FL
September 9, at 4:00 PM
682 Central Ave.
813-229-7827
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
St. Petersburg, FL
4802 North US Highway 301
727-895-3045
2520 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 33607
Shaquille O’Neal Comedy Jam
Tampa, FL
September 10, at 8:00 PM
813-740-2446
Ruth Eckerd Hall
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> Dana Hall-Bradley
> “The period right before school starts is one of the busiest of the year and there always seems to be a shortage of listings,” remarked Dana Hall-Bradley one morning over coffee at Starbucks. “Sometimes I even have to call people I know to see if they want to sell their home, especially in the family-friendly communities, such as Celebration and Windermere.”
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Dana consistently carries an inventory of great listings to offer the families who are relocating. This year, however, she is need of more listings because the market has been buzzing with buyer activity and many of her listings are under contract. As the Mother of a teenager and a top-producing real estate agent who has helped hundreds of families buy homes, she understands
the urgency of getting settled in at this crucial time. Her experience and expertise as one of the top listing agents for the Century 21 franchise in Florida for the past seven years enables her to counsel sellers on the best way to price, present, and market their property to sell quickly. With the recent acquisition of Dana’s celebration office by CENTURY 21 Real Estate Professionals, she is now part of the third ranked C21 office in the State of Florida. With access to their five offices throughout the Orlando area, Dana is even more equipped to help her clients enjoy a smooth and successful transaction. The offices are located in Celebration, Lake Nona, Downtown Orlando, Lake Mary/Longwood, and Winter Springs. CENTURY 21 Real Estate Professionals is the exclusive real estate agency for Florida Hospital,
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Tammy Levent, Robert Lenair, Christine and Rob Elder of Elder Automotive
Tammy Levent’s Birthday Bash Tammy Levent celebrates her birthday every year with an amazing party not focused on her but with a definite purpose to raise money for the Joshua House. In the three years she has been doing this, she has raised over $30,000 that goes directly to the cause of serving abused children. Tammy became involved after her daughter performed at one of Joshua House’s events and was moved by a child who had been severely abused. Hats off to Tammy for sharing her love of a good time with a focus on improving the lives of others! Suheil Lopez Payor
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Golf
Airco Golf Course
MacDill
(Private Non-Equity)
9 holes (Private Non-
Resort & Country
Sun City Center
13690 Stonybrook Dr,
813-840-6904
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Equity)
Club
813-633-4653
Clearwater
The Palms Course
Golf Club
Pine Course
13941 Clubhouse Dr,
18 holes over 3,099
727-573-4653
18 holes over 6,422
3030 N McMullen
9 holes (Private Non-
Tampa
yards with a par of 63
18 holes over 6,635
yards with a par of 72
Booth Rd, Clearwater
Equity)
813-961-1369
(Public)
yards with a par of 72
(Private Non-Equity)
727-726-8829
Countryway Golf
Pine Course
The Golf Club of
(Municipal)
The Bay Course
18 holes over 5,454
Course
9 holes (Private Non-
Cypress Creek
Apollo Beach Golf &
18 holes over 6,761
yards with a par of 69
11111 W. Waters Ave,
Equity)
1011 Cypress Village
Sea Club
yards with a par of 72
(Municipal)
Tampa
Cypress Course
Blvd, Ruskin
801 Golf and Sea Blvd,
(Private Non-Equity)
The Claw At USF
813-854-1182
9 holes (Private Non-
813-634-8888
Apollo Beach
Bloomingdale Golfers
13801 N 46th St,
18 holes over 3,471
Equity)
18 holes over 6,839
813-645-6212
Club
Tampa
yards with a par of 61
Meadows Course
yards with a par of 72
18 holes over 7,060
4113 Great Golfers Pl,
813-632-6893
(Public)
9 holes (Private Non-
(Public)
yards with a par of 72
Valrico
18 holes over 6,809
Cove Cay Country
Equity)
Heritage Isles Golf &
(Public)
813-685-4105
yards with a par of 71
Club
Fairway Village Golf
Country Club
Avila Golf & Country
18 holes over 7,165
(Public)
2612 Cove Cay Dr,
Course
10630 Plantation Bay
Club
yards with a par of 72
Clearwater Country
Clearwater
1100 Belcher Rd S,
Dr, Tampa
943 Guisando de Avila,
(Public)
Club
727-535-1406
Largo
813-907-7447
Tampa
Buckhorn Springs Golf
525 N Betty Ln, Clear-
18 holes over 6,002
727-531-8134
18 holes over 6,976
813-961-1754
& Country Club
water
yards with a par of 70
9 holes over 1,206
yards with a par of 72
18 holes over 7,005
2721 S Miller Rd,
727-443-5078
(Public)
yards with a par of 27
(Public)
yards with a par of 72
Valrico
18 holes over 6,231
Diamond Hill Golf &
(Private Equity)
Hunter’s Green Coun-
(Private Non-Equity)
813-689-7766
yards with a par of 72
Country Club
Falcon Watch Golf
try Club
Babe Zaharias Golf
18 holes over 6,888
(Public)
13115 Sydney Rd,
Club
18101 Longwater Run
Course
yards with a par of 72
Clearwater Executive
Dover
1000 Kings Blvd, Sun
Dr, Tampa
11412 Forest Hills Dr,
(Private Non-Equity)
Golf Course
813-689-7219
City Center
813-973-1000
Tampa
Buffalo Creek Golf
1875 Airport Dr,
18 holes over 6,920
813-634-3038
18 holes over 6,979
813-631-4374
Course
Clearwater
yards with a par of 72
Challenge Course
yards with a par of 72
18 holes over 6,163
8100 69th St E,
727-447-5272
(Public)
9 holes over 3,280
(Private Non-Equity)
yards with a par of 70
Palmetto
18 holes over 4,350
East Bay Golf Club
yards with a par of 36
Imperial Lakewoods
(Municipal)
941-776-2611
yards with a par of 63
702 Country Club Dr,
(Private Non-Equity)
Golf Club
Bardmoor Golf & Ten-
18 holes over 7,005
(Municipal)
Largo
Cypress Course
9860 Buffalo Rd,
nis Club
yards with a par of 72
The Club Renaissance
727-581-3333
9 holes over 3,265
Palmetto
8001 Cumberland Rd,
(Municipal)
2121 S Pebble Beach
18 holes over 6,451
yards with a par of 36
800-642-2193
Largo
Caloosa Golf & Coun-
Blvd,
yards with a par of 71
(Private Non-Equity)
18 holes over 7,019
727-392-1234
try Club
Sun City Center
(Public)
Sands Course
yards with a par of 72
18 holes over 7,000
2115 Caloosa Blvd, Sun
813-642-9091
East Lake Woodlands
9 holes over 3,210
(Public)
yards with a par of 72
City Center
18 holes over 6,701
Country Club
yards with a par of 36
Innisbrook: A Salaman-
(Public)
813-634-2870
yards with a par of 72
1055 E Lake Wood-
(Private Non-Equity)
der Golf @ Spa Resort
Bayou Golf Club
18 holes over 6,388
(Private Non-Equity)
lands Pkwy, Oldsmar
Feather Sound Coun-
36750 U.S. Highway 19
7979 Bayou Club Blvd,
yards with a par of 72
Countryside Country
727-784-7270
try Club
N., Palm Harbor
Largo
(Private Equity)
Club
18 holes over 6,803
2201 Feather Sound
727-942-2000
727-399-1000
Caloosa Greens Ex-
3001 Countryside
yards with a par of 72
Dr, Clearwater
Isla Del Sol Yacht &
18 holes over 7,054
ecutive Golf Course
Blvd,
(Private Non-Equity)
727-572-6677
Country Club
yards with a par of 72
2205 Del Webb Blvd,
Clearwater
South Course
18 holes over 6,856
6000 Sun Blvd, Saint
(Private Non-Equity)
Sun City Center
727-796-1135
18 holes over 6,796
yards with a par of 72
Petersburg
Bay Palms Golf
813-633-3958
9 holes (Private Non-
yards with a par of 72
(Private Non-Equity)
866-906-4750
Complex
18 holes over 3,044
Equity)
(Private Non-Equity)
Freedom Fairways
18 holes over 6,392
1803 Golf Course Ave,
yards with a par of 60
Lake Course
Emerald Greens Golf
3940 Upper Creek Dr,
yards with a par of 72
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(Private Equity)
813-926-8888
yards with a par of 71
Kings Point Executive
18 holes over 7,236
(Public)
Golf Course
yards with a par of 72
The Renaisssance
202 Cambridge Trl,
(Private Non-Equity)
Vinoy Golf Club
Sun City Center
On Top Of The World
600 Snell Isle Blvd NE,
(13-634-6261
Golf Course
Saint Petersburg
8 holes over 2,734
2367 World Parkway
727-896-8000
yards with a par of 56
Blvd, Clearwater
18 holes over 6,284
(Private Non-Equity)
727-726-7773
yards with a par of 70
Mangrove Bay Golf
On Top Of World 1
(Private Non-Equity)
Course
Course
River Hills
875 62nd Ave NE, Saint
18 holes over 4,023
Country Club
Petersburg
yards with a par of 65
3943 New River Hills
727-893-7800
(Private Equity)
Pkwy,Valrico
Mangrove Bay Course
On Top Of World 2
813-653-1554
18 holes over 6,779
Course
18 holes over 7,007
yards with a par of 72
9 holes over 1,661
yards with a par of 72
yards with a par of 36
Blvd, Riverview
727-360-6062
(Municipal)
yards with a par of 33
(Private)
(Private Non-Equity)
813-671-3311
9 holes over 905
Cypress Links Course
(Private Equity)
The Riverside
Palm Course
18 holes over 6,903
yards with a par of 27
9 holes over 6,656
Palma Ceia Golf &
Golf Club
9 holes over 3,170
yards with a par of 71
(Municipal)
yards with a par of 72
Country Club
1 Pier Dr, Ruskin
yards with a par of 36
(Public)
Twin Brooks Golf
(Municipal)
1601 S MacDill Ave,
813-645-2000
(Private Non-Equity)
Tampa Palms Golf &
Course
Mainlands Golf Club
Tampa
18 holes over 6,117
Scepter Golf Club
Country Club
3800 22nd Ave S,
9445 Mainlands Blvd W,
813-253-3061
yards with a par of 70
1226 Newport Loop,
5811 Tampa Palms Blvd,
Saint Petersburg
Pinellas Park
18 holes over 6,211
(Public)
Sun City Center
Tampa
727-893-7445
727-577-4847
yards with a par of 70
Rocky Point Golf
813-634-4393
813-972-1444
18 holes over 2,016
18 holes over 4,190
(Private Non-Equity)
Course
18 holes over 6,717
18 holes over 7,004
yards with a par of 54
yards with a par of 63
Palm View Hills Golf
4151 Dana Shores Dr,
yards with a par of 72
yards with a par of 72
(Municipal)
(Public)
Course
Tampa
(Private Non-Equity)
(Private Equity)
Westchase Golf Club
Northdale Golf & Ten-
5712 28th Ave E,
813-673-4316
Seminole Lake Country
Temple Terrace Golf &
11602 Westchase Golf
nis Club
Palmetto
18 holes over 6,444
Club
Country Club
Dr, Tampa
4417 Northdale Blvd,
941-722-2392
yards with a par of 71
6100 Augusta Blvd,
200 Inverness Ave,
813-854-2331
Tampa
18 holes over 3,485
(Municipal)
Seminole
Temple Terrace
18 holes over 6,710
813-962-0428
yards with a par of 63
Rogers Park Golf
727-391-6255
813-988-1791
yards with a par of 72
18 holes over 6,824
(Public)
Course
18 holes over 6,501
18 holes over 6,414
(Public)
yards with a par of 72
Pasadena Yacht &
7911 N 30th St, Tampa
yards with a par of 71
yards with a par of 72
Westchase 2 Course
(Public)
Country Club
813-356-1670
(Public)
(Private Equity)
9 holes (Public)
North Lakes Golf
6300 Pasadena Point
18 holes over 6,593
St. Petersburg Country
Terrace Hill Golf Club
Course
Blvd S, Gulfport
yards with a par of 72
Club
7740 Temple Terrace
1225 N Pebble Beach
727-381-8337
(Municipal)
2000 Country Club
Hwy, Tampa
Blvd, Sun City Center
18 holes over 6,339
Sandpiper Golf Club
Way S, Saint Petersburg
813-985-4653
813-634-1224
yards with a par of 72
1702 S Pebble Beach
727-867-2111
9holes over 1,854
18 holes over 6,515
(Private Non-Equity)
Blvd, Sun City Center
18 holes over 6,388
yards with a par of 30
yards with a par of 72
Pebble Creek
800-237-8200
yards with a par of 72
(Public)
(Private Non-Equity)
Golf Club
9 holes over 3,258
(Private Equity)
Treasure Bay Golf &
Old Memorial
10550 Regents Park Dr,
yards with a par of 36
Summerfield Crossing
Tennis
Golf Club
Tampa
(Private Non-Equity)
Golf Club
10315 Paradise Blvd,
13600 National Golf
813-973-3870
Oaks Course
13050 Summerfield
Treasure Island
Dr, Tampa
18 holes over 6,436
9 holes over 3,154
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CLUBS / BARS
Bin 27 Bistro
Code
Dubliner Pub
Hattrick’s
The 29
2702 W Kennedy Blvd, Tampa
1507 7th Ave, Tampa
2307 W Azeele St, Tampa
107 S Franklin St., Tampa
615 ChannleSide Dr, Tampa
813-878-2700
813-247-9070
813-258-2257
813-225-4288
813-221-2929
Blue Martini
The Columbia
Dunedin Brewery
Howl at the Moon
502 Sports Cafe
2223 N West Shore Blvd #
2117 E Seventh Ave.,Ybor
937 Douglas Ave., Dunedin
615 Channelside Drive,
502 Tampa St, Tampa
B203, Tampa
City
727-736-0606
Tampa
813-223-7146
813-873-2583
8132-48-4961
Dunedin House of Beer
813-226-2261
717 South
Boomerang Martini Bar
Copper Top Pub
927 A Broadway, Dunedin
The Hub
717 South Howard Ave,
2016 Town Center Blvd,
5112 E Fowler Ave., Tampa
727-216-6318
19 N Franklin St., Tampa
Tampa
Brandon
813-988-8656
The Emerald
813-229-1553
813-250-1661
813-655-1700
Club Kush
550 Central Ave., St. Peters-
The Hut
Adobe Gila’s
Brahman Lounge & Liquors
4235 N. Armenia Ave, Tampa
burg
514 Channelside Dr, Tampa
1600 E. 8th Ave
9425 Causeway Blvd, Tampa
813-443-5737
727-898-6054
813-307-6395
Suite D-204, Tampa,
813-626-7876
Club Syke
Empire Inc.
Hyde Park Cafe
813-241-8588
Buddha Lounge
1509 E 8th Ave, Tampa
1902 E 7th Ave, Tampa
1801 W Platt St, Tampa
Aja
1200 N. Westshore Blvd
813-247-6606
813-247-2582
813-254-2233
290 South Meridian, Tampa
Westshore Hotel, Tampa
Coyote Ugly Saloon
Floyd’s
813-223-5758
813-282-3636
1722 East 7th Avenue
5223 Orient Rd, Tampa
The Independent
Aja Wiregrass
Caddy’s on the Beach
Between 17th & 18th, Tampa
813-627-7625
29 3rd St N, St Petersburg
28211 Paseo Drive Suite 100,
900 W Gulf Blvd., Sunset
813-228-UGLY
Fly Bar
727-820-9514
Wesley Chapel
Beach,
Crowbar
1202 N Franklin St., Tampa
Jackson’s Bistro
813-223-5758
Treasure Island
1812 N 17th St.,Ybor City
813-275-5000
601 S Harbour Island Blvd
A Taste For Wine
727-360-4993
813-241-8600
Four Green Fields
#100, Tampa
241 Central Ave., St. Peters-
Cafe Denali
Czar
205 W Platt St, Tampa
813-277-0112
burg
1327 East 7th Ave, Tampa
1430 E 7th Ave, Tampa
813-254-4444
Jack Willie’s
727-895-1623
813-287-9717
813-247-2664
Friendly Tavern
1011 Saint Petersburg Dr W,
Azalea Lounge
Caribe Night Club
The Dallas Bull
18121 Gulf Blvd., Redington
Oldsmar
1502 N Florida Ave., Tampa
779 W. Lumsden Blvd,
3322 U.S. 301 N, Tampa
Shores; 727-393-4470
813-854-1972
813-228-0139
Brandon
813-987-2855
Fuma Bella
Kahuna’s Bar & Grill
Bahama Breeze
813-689-1133
Daiquiri Deck & Oceanside
1318 E Eighth Ave.,Ybor City
10515 Gandy Blvd., St. Pe-
3045 N Rocky Point Dr E,
Castle Bar
Grill
813-248-6130
tersburg; 727-576-7800
Tampa
2004 N 16th St, Tampa
14995 Gulf Blvd, Madeira
G.Bar
Ka’Tiki
813-289-7922
813-247-7547
Beach
1401 E Seventh Ave.,Ybor
8803 W Gulf Blvd., Treasure
Bahasa Lounge
Ceviche
727-393-2706
City;
Island; 727-360-2272
Hyde Park
10 Beach Drive, St. Peters-
Dave’s Aqua Lounge
813-247-1016
The Kennedy
2408 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa
burg
10820 Gandy Blvd. St. Peters-
Gaspar’s Grotto
408 W Kennedy Blvd., Tampa
813-503-2096
727-209-2302
burg; 727-576-1091
1805 E Seventh Ave.,Ybor
813-259-9669
Bar Louie
The Chic-a-Boom Room
The Dirty Martini
City;
Limey’s Pub
2223 N West Shore Blvd #
19 Main St., Dunedin,
25032 U.S. 19 N, Clearwater
813-248-5900
1492 Fourth St N, St. Peters-
B202, Tampa
727-736-5284
727-796-2442
Gators on the Pass
burg; 727-895-2049
813-874-1919
Club 360
Dolce Vita Lounge
12754 Kingfish Drive, Trea-
Lit Cigar Lounge
Bella Brava
1609 E 7th Ave, Tampa
615 Channelside Dr, Tampa
sure Island. 727-367-8951
615 Channelside Dr, Tampa
515 Central Ave, St Peters-
813-363-0284
813-579-7988
Hammer Heads Billiard
813-221-5548
burg
Club Excetera
Drynk
Lounge
The Lodge
727-895-5515
2520 N. 50th Street, Tampa
302 S Howard Ave, Tampa
1916 U.S. 19 N, Holiday
516 S Howard Ave., Tampa
813-247-2970
813-223-5758
727-939-9494
813-251-5634
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Mac Dinton’s
O’Keefe’s Tavern
405 S Howard Ave, Tampa
1219 S Fort Harrison Ave.,
813-251-8999
Clearwater
Mad Dogs & Englishmen
727-442-9034
4115 S Macdill Ave, Tampa
O’Maddy’s Bar & Grille
813-832-3037
5405 Shore Blvd, Gulfport
Mahuffer’s
727-323-8643
19201 Gulf Blvd., Indian
Palm Pavilion Grill & Bar
Shores
10 Bay Esplanade, Clearwater
727-596-0226
727-446-2642
Mangroves Bar & Grill
Pegasus Lounge
208 S Howard Ave, Tampa
10008 N 30th St., Tampa.
813-258-3302
813-971-1679
Market on 7th
Peabody’s Billiards
1816 E Seventh Ave.,Ybor
15333 Amberly Drive, Tampa
City;
813-972-1725
813-248-2356
Pegasus Lounge
Mastry’s
10008 N 30th St., Tampa
233 Central Ave., St. Peters-
813-971-1679
burg
Peg’s Cantina
727-822-3070
3038 Beach Blvd., Gulfport
Mirage
727-328-2720
3605 W. Hilsborough Ave,
Prana
Tampa
1619 E 7th Ave
813-673-8835
Tampa, FL 33605
Mise En Place Restaurant
813-241-4139
442 W Kennedy Blvd # 110,
Pop Lounge
Tampa
1609 E 7th Ave, Tampa
813-254-5373
813-967-6235
Moon Under Water
Press Box Sports Emporium
332 Beach Dr NE, St Peters-
222 S Dale Mabry Hwy,
burg
Tampa
727-896-6160
813-876-3528
Mr. Dunderbak’s
Push Ultra Lounge
14929 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.,
128 Third St. S, St. Petersburg
Tampa
727-871-7874
813-977-4104
The Rack
New World Brewery
1809 W. Platt St, Tampa
1313 E Eighth Ave.,Ybor City
813-250-1595
813-248-4969
Rare Olive
O’Brien’s Irish Pub
300 Central Ave # 101, St
11744 N Dale Mabry High-
Petersburg
way, Tampa
727-822-7273
813-961-4092
Raw Bar Downtown Tampa 777 N Ashley Dr, Tampa 813-422-5220
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Tampa Bay Brewing Co
Whiskey Park North
1518 E Seventh Ave.,Ybor
1600 E 8th Ave # A123,
11921 N Dale Mabry Hwy #
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Tampa
6, Tampa
813-248-1442
813-247-1422
813-968-1515
The Retreat
Tank’s Tap Room
Whitey’s Fox & Hounds Irish
123 S Hyde Park Ave., Tampa
13150 N Dale Mabry High-
Pub
813-254-2014
way, Tampa
29 E Brandon Blvd.,Brandon
Rick’s on the River
813-961-2337
813-685-8151
2305 N Willow Ave., Tampa
Taps Wine & Beer Merchants
Wine Exchange Bistro &
813-251-0369
777 N Ashley Drive, Tampa
Wine Bar
Roy’s
813-463-1968
1609 Snow Ave, Tampa
4342 W Boy Scout Blvd,
Tavern At Bayboro
813-254-9463
Tampa
121 7th Ave S, St Petersburg
World of Beer
813-873-7697
727-821-1418
9524 W Linebaugh Ave,
Splitsville
Tiny Tap Tavern
Tampa;
615 Channelside Drive,
2105 W Morrison Ave. Tampa
813-852-2337
Tampa
813-254-4895
Yeoman’s Road Pub
813-514-2695
The Undertow
236 E Davis Blvd., Tampa
Stroker’s
3850 Gulf Blvd., St Pete
813-251-2748
11236 W Hillsborough Ave.,
Beach
Tampa
727-368-9000
813-814-2277
The Venue
Studio Inc.
2675 Ulmerton Road, St.
3603 W Waters Ave., Tampa
Petersburg; 727-571-2222
813-598-3946
The Veranda at the Vinoy
Swigwam Beach Bar
501 Fifth Ave. NE, St. Peters-
6300 Gulf Blvd, St. Pete Beach
burg
727-360-0889
727-894-1000
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Fall Essentials Norman Love Confections S’more Love Norman Love Confection’s S’more Love is a modern upscale version of the classic childhood favorite. Enrobbed in dark chocolate, the S’more Love is filled with crunchy freshly baked graham cracker, light and fluffy homemade marshmallows and salted bourbon vanilla caramel for that decadent melt-in-yourmouth sensation. $12 for a six-piece gift box www.normanloveconfections.com
Buxom This mineral-infused polish imparts a luminous high shine with no sticky or tacky feeling to naturally create the look of fuller, more voluptuous lips. A deep infusion of antioxidant vitamins A and E help keep lips soft, smooth, and protected, while the tingly and cooling sensation reminds you that your lips are getting an immediate volume boost. $18. Available at Sephora www.bareescentuals.com
Phosphor
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Driven by Micro-Magnetic Mechanical Digital (M3D) technology, the Phosphor Appear watch utilizes miniaturesized rotors adorned with Swarovski™ crystals that revolve to reveal numerical or chronological information. With each minute, an electrical pulse generates an electromagnetic field that changes the position of the crystals on the face of the watch, to elegantly display the passing time, while producing a distinctive sound unique to the Phosphor Appear digital watch line. $249. Available at Avalon Park Jewelers www.phosphorwatches.com
FIne Hotels
Chase Suite Hotel
Emerald Greens
3075 North Rocky Point Dr
Golf Resort & Country Club
East, Tampa
13941 Clubhouse Dr, Tampa
813-281-5677
813-916-1381
Comfort Suites
Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay
4506 Oak Fair Blvd, Tampa
2900 Bayport Drive
877-410-6681
Tampa
Crowne Plaza Hotel
813-874-1234
5303 West Kennedy Blvd,
Hilton Garden Inn
Tampa
13305 Tampa Oaks Blvd,
813-289-1950
Temple Terrace
Don CeSar Beach Resort
813-342-5000
3400 Gulf Boulevard, Saint
Hilton Garden Inn
Pete Beach
4052 Tampa Rd, Oldsmar
727-360-1881
813-891-9990
Don Vicente de Ybor
Hyatt Place Tampa
Historic Inn
11408 North 30th St, Tampa
1915 Republica de Cuba,
813-979-1922
Tampa
Hyatt Regency
813-241-4545
211 North Tampa St, Tampa
Doubletree Hotel
813-225-1234
4500 West Cypress St, Tampa
Hyatt Regency Clearwater
813-879-4800
Beach Resort & Spa
Embassy Suites
301 South Gulfview Blvd,
Downtown
Clearwater
513 S. Florida Ave, Tampa
727-373-1234
813-769-8300
Innisbrook: A Salamander
Embassy Suites Airport
Golf @ Spa Resort
555 N. Westshore Blvd,
36750 U.S. Highway 19 N.,
Tampa
Palm Harbor
813-875-1555
727-942-2000
Embassy Suites Tampa
InterContinental Tampa
3705 Spectrum Blvd, Tampa
4860 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa
813-977-7066
866-915-1557 Marriott Tampa
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Seminole Hard Rock
Westin Harbour Island
Marriott Waterside
Hotel and Casino
725 South Harbour Island
Hotel & Marina
5223 North Orient Road,
Blvd, Tampa
700 South Florida Ave, Tampa
Tampa
813-229-5000
813-221-4900
813-627-7625
Westin Tampa Bay
Renaissance Tampa Interna-
Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk
7627 W. Courtney Campbell
tional Plaza
Hotel
Cswy, Tampa
4200 Jim Walter Blvd, Tampa
200 North Ashley Dr, Tampa
813-281-0000
813-877-9200
813-223-2222
Wingate by Wyndham
Renaissance Vinoy Resort
Staybridge Suites
17301 Dona Michelle Dr,
and Golf Club
3624 North Falkenburg Rd,
Tampa, 813-971-7676
501 Fifth Ave NE,
Tampa, 813-227-4000
Wingate by Wyndham
Saint Pete
Tahitian Inn Cafe & Spa
3751 E. Fowler Ave, Tampa
727-894-1000
601 S. Dale Mabry Hwy,
813-979-2828
Saddlebrook Resort
Tampa
Wyndham Tampa Westshore
5700 Saddlebrook Way
813-877-6721
700 N. Westshore Blvd.,
Wesley Chapel
Tampa, 813-289-8200
813-973-1111
4200 George J Bean Pkwy, Tampa
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Doggie Couture By: Cathleen K. Bode Credits: Allison Otis Read more at: StyleToMe.com
> Animals are creatures of simple pleasures –shelter, food, water, and love. However, the status of dogs has skyrocketed in the past decade. Popularized by Paris Hilton and other Hollywood starlets, transporting dogs in designer pet carriers has become the norm. And luxury designers have taken note, both designing products specifically for dogs and personally investing in their prized possessions. Take the late Alexander McQueen for example. In his will, he allocated $82,000 for the ongoing care of his three English bull terriers. On the surface, this elaborate treatment may seem superfluous but those who knew McQueen are hardly surprised by the gesture. He frequently showcased his furry friends both on the runway and during interviews. And at the ‘My Most Treasured…’ exhibition in London in 2008, McQueen chose to display photographs of his dogs as his most valued possessions rather than the typical arrangement of jewelry and accessories. E! notes that McQueen once said, in a 2009 article, “My dogs are the only thing in the world I really trust.” <
Here are a few items worth ‘bow wowing’ about!
1. Ideal for carrying a pet
2. Afternoon showers? No
3. The design-savvy look
with elegance, the Baxter GM bag can hold a dog weighing up to 44 pounds. Compact and made in the classic Monogram canvas, it features a washable rug and a convenient external pocket.
fear, doggie rain slickers are here! To avoid a drenched pup and the subsequent wet dog smell, this classic raincoat from Canine Styles is a must. A fastener closing under the neck and body makes it quick and easy to put on for those unexpected showers and just as easy to take off when the sun comes out!
coupled with the practicality of a removable stainless steel bowl make this dog bowl the perfect complement to a modern home. Set these USA-made, non-slip, recycled rubber, dishwasher safe and water friendly placements beneath the bowl to avoid messy cleanup!
Louis Vuitton Baxter Dog Carrier GM ($1,920) Available at Louis Vuitton
Canine Styles Classic Raincoat ($45-$65): Available at Canine Styles
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Canine Styles Bamboo Resin Dog Bowls ($35$45), Canine Styles Bone Shaped Placement ($10-$20) Available at Canine Styles
4. Talk about puppy love. This Judith Leiber bag perfectly couples hand crafted luxury and personal interest to create a signature style. Judith Leiber Romeo Dog Minaudiere Available ($5,795) at Neiman Marcus
5. Kiehls Pampered Pooch Collection delivers gentle yet efficient products for dogs -who deserve the same level of quality we offer the rest of the family - that gently cleanse and condition canine coat and skin with a light, clean scent. Kiehls Pampered Pooch Collection ($44) Available at Kiehls
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