The Beachside Resident October 2018: The Party Issue

VOLUME 13/ISSUE 5/OCTOBE

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THE PARTY ISSUE

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Lobster “dirty martini” appetizer • $15.95

Lobster served with olives, vermouth, bell peppers and cilantro, with a spiced rim.

Beef and reef burger • $16.95

Beef patty with lobster tail and served with lemon aioli, lettuce, tomato and onion.

Lobster Club • $18.95

Tender lobster tossed in spices and mayo, served with bacon, lettuce and tomato and served on ciabatta bread with Crispy Original Bent Arm Ale® Beer Battered Sidewinder™ Fries.

Lobster Pasta • $19.95

Lobster over pasta served with blistered cherry tomatoes, tarragon cream sauce and parmesan.

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CONTENTS

EDITOR’S NOTE

t’s October, which means it’s a great time to celebrate! Let your freak flag fly! I would encourage you, this month, to frolic, make mischief and party your ass off. We kicked off this month with a cover that pays tribute to the music makers and the rump shakers. We celebrate the colorful personalities that surround us and keep things interesting.

There’s something to be said about being truly authentic. Authenticity is the spice of life. For some, October justifies a reason to slide into a costume, alter one’s ego and act inappropriately in appropriately inappropriate places. For others, it’s an excuse to shed the corporate layers and paradigms of our modern society, and metamorphosize into the animals they were designed to be. Then, there are those who walk through life knowing exactly who they are and don’t give a damn what anyone thinks. I tip my hat to those people. They who brave society’s judging eyes and face the world with brazen confidence. Player play on, you wild thing, you! Your colorful ways brighten the canvases of our lives.

I love to party. I love to let my hair down and get my freak on. I run with a wild group that keeps things interesting. They don’t break the rules (mostly) and they all hold down righteous occupations. However they are woke AF and they don’t give a damn what others think of them. These people I call friends walk through life with a certainty in knowing who they are and what they want out of it, and I think they’re the most inspirational people anyone could ever ask for as friends. You know who you are… The Beachside Media crew are just a few of these folks. They’re creative, witty, intelligent and keep my days interesting.

It’s a mixed up, messed up world out there, and it’s easy to get swept up into the vortex of all that brouhaha. We make sure to carve out time to play and make mischief. We’ve been cooking up some fun at the Beachside Media Funny Farm, and we think you’re going to like it!

This issue is dedicated to “the party”. Whatever that is, wherever it is, make sure it happens. Be good to yourselves. Life is short. Get out there and have some fun with it! It’s been Africa-hot outside and our bodies are steaming. Shake off the shackles and get out for some fun when the sun sets.

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.” ― Dr. Seuss Stay naughty, my friends.

Sharon Lacy Editor in Chief P.S. Mischief night is October 30th. Look it up, it’s a thing.

RETRACTION: The September issue was published and mistakes were made. For this we wish to send out a heartfelt apology to our friends at MURDOCK’S SOUTHERN BISTRO. Our interview was not, in fact, for Shannon Brearley. The luminous Ms. Shelby “YAM” Gordy from Murdock’s Southern Bistro was our favorite whiskeyslinger of the month. Much to my dismay, we also duplicated one of her responses. What we meant to publish was: Anything new coming down the line? We hear there’s a new restaurant coming…

“The Village Joint”. Our crew is going to be back and forth, sharing between both places. It’s going to be very gimmicky, very cool. In my opinion, it’s going to be one of the coolest things to happen to the Village.

We are keeping the cuisine a secret, but it’s going to be pretty neat. Should be opening just around the new year.

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Meet the Team Local Scribe Book Review Out and About Opinions Keep FL Weird Resturant of the Month Recipes Entertainment Calendar

Open for Business Beachside @ Your Service Pet of the Month Resident of the Month Fishing Report I Love Beachside Bartender of the Month Jaded Juliet Get FIT Tips Local Scribe Sudoku

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MEET THE TEAM

Model: Jess Jones Hair: Misti Blue Day Mc Dermott Makeup: Joy McGregor Photo: Dominic Agostini

COMING UP NEXT...

NOVEMBER 2018 THE ART ISSUE All of Brevard County is teeming with art in November. We want to highlight the shows in the area as well as some of our most talented artists. Time to be creative folks, we’re all about the art this month.

AMANDA DREYER Hailing from “Middle of Nowhere, Florida” (cue images of orange groves, cattle, gators and Publix subs), Amanda comes to us with a big smile and an even larger heart (she literally has one tattooed on her chest). She is the youngest of five, which suggests she ought to be spoiled; however, if she is, you’d never know it. Amanda enjoys the simple life she has carved out for herself and her pampered pups. There have been rumors of her dogs taking over the world, but unfortunately, their legs are too short and they seem to enjoy the coolness of Amanda’s shadow a bit more than world power.

MULTI-MEDIA MANAGER Courtney Wolfgang

Her favorite color is yellow. She loves sunshine, smiley faces, sunflowers and obnoxiously cheesy jokes. She prefers dad jokes to dirty ones and would much rather read a book than a Kindle. We wouldn’t be surprised if she was hiding a crochet kit under her desk. Amanda is cool, calm and pragmatic beyond her years. We jest about her mature ways, but the role she’s assumed could break a lesser person. Our money is on Amanda.

WRITE FOR US The Beachside Resident is a media company for, about, and written by beachside residents. We’re looking for talented, passionate writers. Articles need to be topical, contain 500 words or less and include photos. We’ll reference your blog, business or social media pages in your article. If you prove you have what it takes, we’ll pay you. Grab your moment in the spotlight, feather your resume, and let your voice be heard. If you have an opinion, internet access, and the ability to tell a story...

Email us at staff@thebeachsideresident.com. or Call: 321 613 2158 8

Craig Harriman EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sharon Lacy

Amanda’s role here at Beachside Media is “Controller.” She keeps the accounts managed and our heads on straight. While her background is in restaurant management, we’ve found her diversified talents to be incredibly beneficial to our Beachside Media team. Amanda knows what it’s like to manage a house full of squirrelly folks. There’s no shortage of shenanigans around the office, and her cool-headed demeanor helps to keep us focused and on task. If the bills are late, she’s going to call you.

If you’re looking for worldly advice, she’ll be your Huckleberry. Amanda is nearly four years old in dog years, but she’s a wise old lady in the human experience, and we couldn’t be happier to have her on our roster.

ON THE COVER

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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ACCOUNT MANAGER Amanda Dreyer ASSISTANT TO THE EDITOR Matt Herold CONTRIBUTORS Becca w/ the Good Hair Maks Topyrkin “The Russian” Beachside Radio Whitney Bailey David Rothman Suzanne Elliott Lulu Van Nordstrom Misti Blu Day McDermott Jessica Bruso Jeremy Edgar NKF Steve Hauser Callie Boyer Gary Roen Greg Rap Cocoa Beach Reggae The Shark Tank A D V E RT I S I N G & CONT RIBU TOR NOVEMBER DEADLINE October 15, 2018 STREET DATE OCTOBER 29, 2018

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MONEYTALK

By Steve Hauser

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ast month, we established a starting point which included insurance and emergency funds before investing. Excessive debt should also be eliminated.

Monthly payments feel like you’re running in sand. It is nearly impossible to get ahead of them, no? Assuming you can stay current on all payments, consider this easy way out. Arrange your debts by size. Focus on the debt with the smallest balance, pay more than the minimum due and pay it off first. Next, use the money used to pay on that loan and apply it to the next smallest balance and work your way up. If possible, stop buying on credit. Consider how much more you could buy if you didn’t have to pay the interest charges. That’s enough math for one day.

When you pay anything above your normal payments on a loan, clarify if you’re making extra payments or paying down the balance.

The lender will lean towards counting it as extra payments. Your loan should pay off faster if you apply it to the balance.

So, what are stocks and where do they come from?

Joe and Mary make the best widgets in the world. Demand is strong but they can only make them so fast. They need to expand production but have already exhausted their life savings to get this far. They are willing to sell a portion of their company to raise funds so they can grow. Fast forward past all the regulatory crap (you’re welcome) and investment banks will bring their company public with an IPO or Initial Public Offering. Normally, investment bankers reserve the shares for their biggest customers. When those customers sell them, they are sold on a secondary market like the NYSE or Nasdaq. That’s where we can buy them.

The New York Stock Exchange was founded in 1792. Regional exchanges opened later and in 1971 Nasdaq opened. What does this mean? When we buy or sell securities, we place an order through our broker and they present that order to the market. It’s an efficient ongoing auction driven by supply and demand.

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BOOK REVIEWS The Iconic Time Box

By R. Bruce McGill # 9781947718142, $24.95 www.amazon.com Since the classic H. G. Wells novel “The Time Machine”, a popular theme in science fiction novels has been time travel. The question is always how well is it handled? Often authors with scientific backgrounds fill the work with factual speculation of what it could be and not enough with characterization. Fortunately, that is not the case with “The Iconic Time Box”. Duncan Sims sacrifices his relationships with his girlfriend and others to accomplish the ultimate feat of time travel with an interesting device. He is able to cruise into the future then returns to what he thinks is the present a few minutes later but is made aware he has been gone for over a year. With the aid of another person interested in time travel he is able to use a device named Pandora 8 to go back in history but is not able to control where he goes until he meets up with a noted scientist who helps him steer the device. Along the way he is able to encounter many historical figures as well as experience events firsthand. “The Iconic Time Box” moves along at a brisk pace filled with numerous conflicts, solid characters, as well as interesting situations Duncan encounters. A very important portion of this wonderful novel is how something that happens in England during WWII plays a very important role in the rest of the story. The author is obviously a fan of science fiction as he also pays tribute to many different aspects of the genre in a very charming novel. “The Iconic Time Box” is left open for many sequels that is for anyone who looking for a fun-filled science fiction story to read and enjoy

An Innocent Client

By Scott Pratt # 9781480030473, $12.95 www.amazon.com “An Innocent Client” opens with attorney Joe Dillard having to deal with a suspect in jail who is a scumbag that he was appointed by a judge to defend. As the book proceeds along he is hired to defend a woman for the charge of murder where he is being paid a lot of money. Throughout the work Dillard continually would like to believe there is someone he defends that is innocent. Dillard is a sympathetic character because he has a mother suffering from Alzheimer’s, a drug addict sister who gets a new chance on life by coming to live with Dillard’s family but screws up by stealing from them, and cases he would rather not take trying to do the best job under the circumstances. There also is a cop who will stop at nothing to convict someone while Dillard goes before judges who can’t stand him, making “An Innocent Client” a page turner that is the first of a series.

Gary Roen, is the author of Journey, Slotski’s World, The Forgotten Father, Look at Me World, and the co-author of “Cats Cats and More Cats”. He can be reached at gsroen@aol.com or his pages on Face Book and LinkedIn. 10

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OUT & ABOUT October 13-14: Salty Sweet Pro/Am Women’s Surf Contest @ Westgate Cocoa Beach Pier, saltysweetproam.com October 21: Cocoa Beach Reggae Sunday Mambo’s Cocoa Beach facebook.com/cocoabeachreggae October 27: Halloween Family Costume Boat Ride Fishlips, Port Canaveral

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October 7: Jonny Lang

October 23: Three Billy Goats Gruff

October 24 - 25: Ghoulies & Ghosties Concert October 24: David Allan Coe October 25: Dweezil Zappa

October 26: Elton Dan & The Rocket Band October 26: Adam Devine

October 27: Steve Oliver and Marion Meadows October 27: TOTO – 40 Trips Around the Sun October 28: Lindsey Buckingham

1st of the Month: Full Moon Kayak Tour,

October 6, “STRAWS” An Eco Evening,

October 13: Viva Brevard Festival, Celebrate Hispanic

October 19-28, Rocky Horror,

October 3, 10, 17: Learn to Paint,

October 6: Creepy Crawlies,

October 18: 20th Anniversary Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival,

October 19: Cocoa Beach Friday Fest, Downtown Cocoa Beach, cocoabeach.com

BG’s Surfside Grill and Adventures, 321-724-5424, fareharbor.com/ bgsurfsidegrillandadventures/ items/54854/

Studios of Cocoa Beach, 321-6133480, studiosofcocoabeach.org October 5, Improv Comedy Show, Surfside Playhouse, Cocoa Beach, 321-258-2185, SurfSidePlayers.com

October 5: Cape Canaveral Friday Fest,

Taylor & Poinsettia Aves, City of Cape Canaveral, cityofcapecanaveral.org

October 5: Dog Days EGAD, Celebrate all

things Dog @ Eau Gallie Arts District, egadlife.com/new-events/2018/8/11/ dog-days-festival

Film, Fashion, Live Music, and Giveaways, Surfside Playhouse, Cocoa Beach, 321-258-2185, SurfSidePlayers. com

Bug Hunting Expedition @ Sams House, 321-449-4720, eelbrevard.com

October 7: Manatee & Dolphin Encounter Paddle & A Pint, Playalinda Brewing Company – Hardware Store, 321-225-8978, playalindabrewingcompany.com

October 12- 14, 19-24, 26-28: Boo at the Zoo, Brevard Zoo, 321-254-9453, brevardzoo.org/ special-events/boo-at-the-zoo/

October 12- 28: The Wiz,

Henegar Performing Arts Center, 321-723-8698, henegar.org

Heritage Month @ Fred Poppe Regional Park, Palm Bay, VivaBrevard. com

3BoysProductions.com, Premiere Theaters Oaks Stadium 10, 321-9533388, Oaks10.com

October 19-20, 26-27, Haunted Trail, Kiwanis Island Park Community Center, Merritt Island, 321-412-1340

October 19- 21: Central Brevard Art Association Annual Art Show and Sale, 321-632-2922, CBAA-Artists.org, Cocoa Beach Public Library, 321-868-1104

Titusville Playhouse, Titusville, 321-268-1125, TitusvillePlayhouse.com

October 20: Bioluminescent Paddle & A Pint, Playalinda Brewing Company – Hardware Store, 321-2258978, playalindabrewingcompany.com

October 28: Master Naturalist Hike,

South Flatwoods Trail, Sams House Pine Island, 321-449-4720

October 29- January 5: The 36th Annual Holiday Crafts, Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, 321-2598261, fifthavenueartgallery.com

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OPINIONS

WHERE DO YOU GO TO DANCE

淑江 My headphones in my house. Seriously, Brevard’s “dance” scene is sad.

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WE JUST WANT TO DANCE!

KC Carpenter Salsa nights at Guira & Tambora Latin Club.

Fursey O’Veebee Cheaters

Gayle Louise Craig Harriman’s house…

Ciji Baumgartner I always loved Sandbar on Sunday Nights! (Industry Night)

VickiLynn Leslie My living room. Ask the people downstairs.

Donna Netzer Grills! Always great music!

Katie Munoz Matt’s Casba, Karma Bar and Main Street Pub in downtown Melbourne.

Squid Lips on Eau Gallie Blvd.

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KEEP FLORIDA WEIRD

TAKE ME TO YOUR… HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES?

DRINKING AND STOPPING Police were called to a Vero Beach McDonalds after a woman reported a man kept hitting her bumper in the drive-through. When the police arrived and approached the car, the man said he was feeling “pretty good” all while drinking Jim Beam from the bottle. He further explained he was only drinking when the car was stopped at traffic signals, but alas his drunk rational didn’t work and he was taken to jail.

FAMOUS FARTS A security guard went viral after uploading videos of himself farting to his Instagram account. Unfortunately, his boss was less than amused and fired him. He wasn’t fired for the fart videos exactly, he was fired because he uploaded content on a client’s property while wearing his official uniform.

Despite his setback he is optimistic and plans to keep making videos using his pseudonym, hoping for social media stardom.

A republican candidate for the House of Representatives believes she was abducted by aliens at 7 years old. She also claims she saw a UFO when she was 17 and has been telepathically linked with aliens since. Seriously people, I’m not even making this up.

VOTE in November!

UNUSUAL SEX ED A dance teacher in Miami-Dade was fired for allegedly throwing a surprise party with X-rated decorations and favors at school. The party was for a former male student, and was equipped with penis hats and a vagina cake. The teacher had the party in her classroom after school on a Wednesday. Maybe it wouldn’t have been such a big deal if she was the health teacher.

“ALAS, POOR YORICK” Shoppers at a Publix in Sebastian, Florida, reported seeing a homeless man carrying an actual skull and using it as a puppet. The unidentified homeless man lives in the woods across the street from the grocery store which is where he found the human remains.

He decided to carry the skull into the Publix to report the body, and after the deputies removed the remains he went happily back to his woods.

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RESTAURANTOF THE MONTH SANDBAR SPORTS GRILL

By Callie Boyer @supercalliefragillistic

From the parking lot across the street, the first image summoned to mind when approaching the Sandbar Sports Grill is that of one of those decorator crabs that has scuttled its way across the ocean floor, adorning its shell with the various trinkets and treasures left behind by plundering pirates and cutthroat conquistadors that fell unfortunate victim to the sometimes angry and unpredictable Atlantic Ocean.

Most days, though, Poseidon lay dormant, beneath the calm and balmy Atlantic waters that lap at the sun-kissed shores of Cocoa Beach, where the Sandbar Sports Grill decorator crab has made its home for over thirteen years, beckoning to thirsty and heat-exhausted beach-goers with promises of of respite from the occasionally oppressive Florida sunshine, in the form of ice cold draught beers, fish tacos, and frosty blended margaritas... naturally!

Even on the inside, almost every foreseeable surface area has some sort of keepsake, collectible or sports memorabilia ornamenting its exterior (conscientiously catering to the multitudes of us that suffer from adult ADHD, no doubt…). After entering through the yawning mouth of giant, stone Polynesian Tiki head, you’ll walk down a hallway lined with photographs of survivors of the “5lb Big Burrito Challenge”, the various celebrities to have graced the interiors of its humble presence, and mementos of the frequent fundraisers and charity events that the Sandbar is known to host, sometimes several in a month. Coowned by Mike Phelps and Andrew Bunin, the Sandbar is a neighborhood fixture and actively participates in a variety of events geared to support the local community.

It’s a happening place -- there is live music featured here nearly every single night of the week, and you’re practically guaranteed to find the big game or fight you’re looking for on one of over twenty flat screen TVs. It’s got a laid-back, Old-Florida dive bar 14

vibe but the quality of food and service is anything but divey. It’s a casual, open-air establishment that’s easy to feel at home in because everyone is just there to have a good time, and you can tell they came to the right place!

The Sandbar offers an “Escape from the Ordinary”, in the form of Mexican-style pub grub, served until midnight every night (midnight munchers rejoice!). The menu is eclectic enough to satisfy a variety of appetites that need replenishing from an exhausting day at the beach; from delicious fish tacos and seafood platters, to juicy burgers and New York style pizzas, there is something everyone can, and will, enjoy.

The joint is considered family friendly until 10pm., and kids have a variety of tasty options to choose from as well. There’s a different daily special starting at 4pm every day, so be sure to take advantage of halfprice Taco Tuesdays, or co-owner Andrew Bunin’s favorite, Sandbooze Sundays (the name, I believe, speaks for itself).

Whether you’ve traveled straight down Route 520 from Orlando International Airport in search of the nearest beachside oasis (“Where 520 Meets the Beach!”), or you’re celebrating a new surfboard purchase from Ron Jon’s, the Sandbar Sports Grill is the place to go to kick back, relax, and unwind from the daily grind and settle into vacation mode, whether you’re actually on vacation or not. Expect to see sunburnt tourists gulping frosty buckets of Coronas and reggae-loving locals stopping by to check the scene while the dance floor heats up to the soundtrack of a favorite local artist, and be sure to try the famous “Category 4 Hurricane”, because here in Cocoa Beach, we don’t run from hurricanes; we drink ‘um!

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RECIPES

By Misti Blue Day

@mistibluday

October is such a transitional month. Hurricane season is almost over and the tease of a cool breeze is on the way. It’s time to start getting festive and decorating. Food can be fun and still be healthy and delicious.

I am offering a spooky dinner dish and side that will be a hit at any party. Everything is also gluten-free, and can be dairy-free as well. Most importantly, none of the ingredients call for scary preservatives, dyes or fillers. You won’t feel like a pumpkin after this meal! It is so delicious that it will haunt you forever with cravings.

Stuffed Taco-Lanterns Peppers & Fresh Salsa Salad Stuffed Taco-Lantern 1 pack of Gardein meatless crumbles (you can substitute with meat) 1 can of black beans 1 small 4.5 oz can of green chiles Season with onion powder, garlic salt, turmeric and cumin Orange bell peppers Sriracha Spinach Goat cheese (optional) Preheat the over to 375. Mix the meatless crumbles with black beans, green chiles and spices on medium temperature, enough to warm it up and mix everything together. Cut the top of the orange bell pepper off and remove the seeds on the inside.

With a small knife, cut different jack-o-lantern designs into the peppers and then stuff them with the mix. Top with goat cheese,

unless you want a fully vegan dish. Place the peppers and lids on a foil covered baking dish and cook for 20 minutes. Line the plates with fresh spinach and place the peppers on the spinach.

Decorate the top of the peppers with a little bit of Sriracha.

Stuffed Taco-Lantern 1 can of black beans 1 can of fire roasted corn 1 large tomato diced 1/3 of a white onion diced Handful of chopped cilantro Handful of chopped scallions 1 teaspoon of garlic powder 2 limes juiced 10 generous shakes of Cholula hot sauce Sea salt and pepper to taste Mix all ingredients in a bowl and serve with chips. You can also add fresh chopped avocado. www.mistibludream.com

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E N T E RTA I N M E N T C A L E N DA R MORDOCK’S Friday: 5 Electric Tree Frogs 8 pm Saturday: 6 TBA Friday: 12 Harbor City Trio 8pm Saturday: 13 Dave McGough Band 8pm Friday: 19 Jeff Stanton Trio 7pm Saturday: 20 Luna Pearl/ Halloween Pub Crawl 8pm FRI: 26 Hot Pink!/ Halloween Themed Party 9pm SAT: 27 Vintage/ Halloween Party 8pm

OCTOBER 2018

FRI: 5 Cahir O’Doherty 7:30pm

Saturday Music Showcase & Events 7-10pm

FRI: 5 Fabulous CTs 7:30pm

SAT: 6 Cahir O’Doherty 7:30pm

BEACHAM

SAT: 6 Derek 2pm

WED: 10 Nolan’s Ukulele Collective 7pm THU: 11 Travis Smith 7:30pm FRI: 12 David Birks 7:30pm SAT: 13 Josh Whitaker 7:30pm WED: 17 Nolan’s Ukulele Collective 7pm THU: 18 Jason Domulot 7:30pm FRI: 19 Paul Rowan 7:30pm

TUE: 2 Kali Uchis: In Your Dreams Tour 6pm THU: 4 Watsky: Welcome to the Family Tour 7pm FRI: 5 Nothing But Thieves 5pm TUE: 9 Milky Chance: Blossom Tour 7pm

SUN: 14 Panama Band 3pm

TUE: 23 Death Cab for Cutie 8pm

WED: 17 Jake Salter 6pm

THE SOCIAL

THU: 18 Johnny Danger 5pm

WED: 24 Nolan’s Ukulele Collective 7pm

MON: 1 Hinds 7pm

FRI: Happy Hour 4-7pm

FRI: 26 Dave Birks 7:30pm

SUN: 7 Sales 6pm

HOGAN’S

SAT: 27 Cash C and Fiddlecrab 8pm

WED: 10 In Real Life: Tonight Belongs to You Tour 6:30pm

Tuesday Trivia: 7pm

OPEN MIKE’S

Thursday Tradition Irish Music 5:30pm

Monday Acoustic Open Mic 7-10pm

MON: 1 Writer’s Night 7pm

Tuesday TBA 7-10pm

WED: 3 Sarah and Dave 6:30pm Brevard Police & Fire Pipes and Drums 7:30pm THU: 4 Paul Rowan 7:30pm 16

Wednesday Comedy Night (18+) 8-10pm Thursday Blues Jam 7-10pm Friday Jazz Jam 7-10pm

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FRI: 12 Even Odds 7:30pm

THU: 18 Claude VonStroke 9pm

WED: Game Night 7:30pm

NOLAN’S

THU: 11 Hyperduo 5pm

SAT: 13 The Struts 5:30pm

TWIN FINNEGAN’S

SUN: 28 The Black Donnelly’s Concert 8pm

WED: 10 Jason Domulot 6pm

SAT: 13 Johnny Danger 2pm Perfect Tuesday 7:30pm

SAT: 20 Paul Rowan 7:30pm

Sunday Open Mic Night 8:30-11:30pm

SUN: 7 The Kore 3pm

FRI: 19 Sonics Mole Chases 7:30 pm SAT: 20 Derek 2pm SUN: 21 BenJaman Franklin 3pm

THU: 11 Mike Yung 7pm

WED: 24 Honey Cutt 6pm

SAT: 27 Cursive 5pm

THU: 25 Allan Wood 5pm

TUE: 30 Yelle 8pm

FRI: 26 Umbrella Thieves 7:30pm

GRILLS (PORTSIDE)

SAT: 27 Hypersonic 7:30pm

TUE: 2 Jason Domulot 6pm WED: 3 Jake Salter 6pm THU: 4 J & Kenny 5 pm

SUN: 28 Muckfire 3pm WED: 31 Adam S 6pm

RUSTY’S Every Monday Adam V 5-9pm Every Tuesday Jon Parrot or Jake Salter 5-9pm Every Wednesday Jim Mitchell 5-9pm Every Thursday Jake Slater 5-9pm Every Friday Ton E’ 12-4 pm Rick Allen 5-9pm Every Saturday Splash 12-4pm Chase Harvey 5-9pm SANDBAR Tuesday: DJ Goldfinger 9pm Wednesday: Jam Session 9pm Thursday Big Daddy Karaoke 8pm Sunday Sandbooze with DJ Cerino & Guests 9pm FRI: 5 Jah Steve and the Counteract Crew 9pm-1am FRI: 12 Dub Masters 9pm-1am SAT: 13 Absolute Blue 9pm-1am FRI: 19 506 Crew 9pm-1am SAT: 20 Love Valley 9pm-1am FRI: 26 Natty Common Roots 9pm-1am SAT: 27 Country Ho Down 8pm- Close

WED: 31 Halloween Party & Contest 8pm12am WESTGATE CB PIER: KEITH’S OYSTER BAR FRI: 5 Kings County 6-10pm SAT: 6 Patrick Smith 1-4pm Napoleon Complex 6-10pm SUN: 7 Brad Taylor 2-6pm FRI: 12 Love Valley 6-10pm SAT: 13 Scotty Jordan 1-4pm The James Brocato Band 6-10pm

SAT: 27 Kris Brocato 1-4pm INTERNATIONAL PALMS: MAMBO’S Every Saturday: DJ E 1-5pm FRI: 5 Ted Villarreal 6-10pm SAT:6 Cash Colley 6-10pm FRI:12 Crazy Ivan 6-10pm SAT: 13 Gemini Band 6-10pm FRI: 19 Crazy Ivan 6-10pm

SUN: 14 Dana & Sharon 2-6pm

SAT: 20 Vintage 6-10pm

FRI: 19 Bro Code 6-10pm

FRI: 26 Iris 6-10pm

SAT: 20 Patrick Smith 1-4pm

SAT: 27 Triple Play Band 6-10pm

SUN: 21 Fes Up 2-6pm

MON: 10 Adam V 5-9 pm

FRI: 26 Absolute Blue 6-10pm

TUE: 11 Jon Parrot or Jake Salter 5-9 pm

SAT: 27 Teddy Henderson 1-4pmAbsolute Blue 6-10pm

WED: 12 Jim Mitchell 5-9 pm

SUN: 28 Scotty Jordan 2-6pm WESTGATE CB PIER: RIKKI TIKKI TAVERN THU: 4 Jeremy Hagen 4-7pm SAT: 6 Teddy Henderson 1-4pm THU: 11 Jeff Marquis 4-7pm SAT: 13 Kris Brocato 1-4pm THU: 18 Teddy Henderson 4-7pm SAT: 20 Sean Manvell 1-4pm THU: 25 Brad Taylor 4-7pm

THU: 13 Jake Salter 5-9 pm FRI: 14 Ton E’ 12-4p Rick Allen 5-9p SAT: 15 Splash 12-4p Chase Harvey 5-9p MON: 17 Adam V 5-9p TUE: 18 Jon Parrot or Jake Salter 5-9p WED: 19 Jim Mitchell 5-9p THUR: 20 Jake Salter 5-9p FRI: 21 Ton E’ 12-4 p Rick Allen 5-9p

SAT: 22 Splash 12-4p Chase Harvey 5-9p MON: 24 Adam V 5-9p TUE: 25 Jon Parrot or Jake Salter 5-9p WED: 26 Jim Mitchell 5-9p FRI: 28 Ton E’ 12-4p Rick Allen 5-9p SAT: 29 Splash 12-4p Chase Harvey 5-9p SANDBAR Manly Mexican Monday 4p Tuesday DJ Goldfinger 9p Wednesday Jam Band 9p Thursday Teddy V 6p & Big Daddy Karaoke 8p FRI: 3 Jeff Marquis 4p Natty Common Roots 9p SAT: 4 Absolute Blues 4p Jeff Stanton Trio 4p SUN: 5 SPANKS 4p MON: 6 Alex Rodriguez 8p FRI: 10 Floridave 4p Dub Masters 9p SAT: 11 The Umbrella Thieves 4p HOT PINK!!! 9p SUN: 12 Fundecided 4p FRI: 17 Jeff Marquis 4p 506 Crew 9p

Musical Seduction 9p SAT: 25 Scott Baker Band 4p K.T.O. Band 9p SUN: 26 Just Us Band 4p MON: 27 Alex Rodriguez 4p FRI: 31 Jeff Marquis 4p

WESTGATE CB PIER: KEITH’S OYSTER BAR SAT: 1 Scotty Jordan 1-4p The James Brocato Band 6-10p SUN: 2 Dana and Sharon 2-6p MON: 3 Teddy Henderson 1:30-4:30p FRI: 7 The Scott Baker Band 6-10p SAT: 8 Patrick Smith 1-4p The James Brocato Band 6-10p

WESTGATE CB PIER: RIKKI TIKKI TAVERN SAT: 1 Kurt Frolich 1-4p THU: 6 Teddy Henderson 4-7p SAT: 8 Kris Brocato 1-4p THU: 13 Jeff Marquis 4-7p SAT: 15 Brad Taylor 1-4p THU: 20 Jeremy Hagen 4-7p SAT: 22 Kris Brocato 1-4p THU: 27 Teddy Henderson 4-7p SAT: 29 John Nugent 1-4p INTERNATIONAL PALMS RESORT

FRI: 14 Simone & The Supercats 6-10p

DJ E Every Saturday 1-5p & Sunday 2-7p

SAT: 15 Teddy Henderson 1-4p Bro Code 6-10p

FRI: 3 Iris 6-10p

SUN: 16 Dana and Sharon 2-6p FRI: 21 Rocktown 6-10p SAT: 22 Patrick Smith 1-4p Changes 6-10p SUN: 23 Brad Taylor 2-6p FRI: 28 Absolute Blue 6-10p

SUN: 19 Galaxy 4p

SAT: 29 Jeff Marquis 1-4p Absolute Blue 6-10p

FRI: 24 506 Crew Duo 4p

SUN: 30 Fes Up 2-6p

SUN: 9 Brad Taylor 2-6p

SAT: 18 Day of Decades 3p

MON: 20 Alex Rodriguez 8p

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OPEN FOR BUSINESS:

The Sun Shines Down as Cocoa Beach Grows

By Jessica Bruso @missjessofalltrades

T

he sun shining down on the growing plants was the perfect backdrop for the grand opening of the Pathos Community Garden in Cocoa Beach.The ribbon was cut by Garden Manager, Carolyn Wainwright, while the city commissioners and mayor stood with her. A Master Gardener, Carolyn spearheaded this project with the help of Cocoa Beach City Manager, Jim McKnight.The Pathos garden joins the Ethos garden at Florida Institute of Technology and Logos garden in Satellite Beach as a sister garden in the Community Garden Network of Brevard.The

beds were constructed with the assistance of the CBHS Key club and interested citizens under the direction of a master gardener John MacDonald, Bob Day of the Cocoa Beach Sustainability Committee, and the Community Garden Network of Brevardfor a combined total of 147 volunteer hours.The beds have a micro-irrigation system which is on a timer with a rain sensor to prevent over-watering. Each bed has a placard indicating the sponsoring citizens or business of the bed.The gardeners of the beds can choose what they could like to plant; the freshly planted

gardens.The Marine Resources Council, UF IFAS, and the Cocoa Beach chapter of the Surfrider Foundation were also present at the event to share lagoon, landscape, and ocean friendly information.

If the formation of the garden in and of itself was not enough to show how much of a community effort this truly is, the Cocoa Beach Community Church will be using the yield from their bed to help residents in need obtain fresh produce.

garden truly embodies the spirit of the community in Cocoa Beach.

The formation of this garden was a collaboration between the city, residents, and local businesses. A $1750 grant was obtained by the Cocoa Beach Sustainability Committee and the Cocoa Beach Woman’s Club from Keep Brevard Beautiful’s Florida Friendly Grant, with matching funds seen from Cocoa Beach Public Works.

beds consist of herbs, vegetables, and flowers.

to maintain momentum and keep the gardens growing.As long as the garden is successful and interest is sustained, the city may consider opening a second location.At this time, all the beds are rented; however there is an on-going pool for applicants. Other ways citizens and businesses can get involved include sponsorship of a composting tumbler, vermicomposting, rain barrel, or even solar power for the hydroponic tower garden. For any of these opportunities, or to learn more about the garden in general, please email communitygarden@cityofcocoabeach.com.

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Pathos also has an area with plants that naturally attract pollinators to the garden, including bees and butterflies. Currently, there is one compositing tumbler and one “Can of Worms” vericomposting bin in the garden to recycle food and yard waste into useable, fertile soil. Children at the event had fun sorting through vermicompost and worms in order to take some compost home for their own

The key to the on-going success of the community garden will be

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PET OF THE MONTH:

MAVERICK @fluidsoul23

Hi guys! My name is Maverick. I’m a 5 year-old blend of the finest Pitt Bull and Chocolate Lab and I live in downtown Cocoa Beach with my Dad, Jeremy Edgar. Dad rescued me from a life unknown when I was only a year old. He told me my first family had to up and move to London on short notice and they couldn’t take me with them. I was too young to remember the details, but I can confidently say it ended up being one of the best things to happen to me, because now I get to hang out with my Dad over here Beachside.

often end the day cuddled up in the hammock together. Dad’s my bro. He smells really good and gives me all my favorite snacks.

I’m a lucky boy to have such a great life here at the beach with my dad, and that’s why I’m always so happy. My Pops says I

Even though I love playing on the beach, swimming isn’t really my thing. However, the best thing ever is cruising around town in our golf cart. It’s the greatest feeling with the wind blowing on my face going from place to place. I don’t like when dad leaves me home alone so I learned if I give him a good pouty face he’ll take me just about anywhere he goes. We spend a lot of time in the hardware store but mostly places that serve up tasty treats. I think Dad may like to eat more than I do.

Mostly, I’m into adventures and socializing. I’ll go TBR1810 Pet of the Month_ Maverickanywhere with Dad and I’m definitely DTP. That means I’m down to party. You can catch me and my Dad hanging at my favorite spot,Twin Finnegans, chilling on the patio at Surfinistas, or I absolutely love walking around downtown during Friday Fest. I also love long runs alongside dad as he skateboards or bikes around town. If you see me don’t be scared to say hello, I’m a polite dude and I’m super gentle (especially with the lady-folk). I’m a lover, not a fighter. I’m into petting, snacking, napping and long walks on the beach.

My dad is my everything. Though we spend a lot of time out and about we 20

Please call the office to set an appointment get a little too happy and always tells me to “put that thing away!” I’m not sure what he means ‘cause I don’t even wear lipstick. Anyway, if you see Dad and I out and about, be sure to stop and say hello.

I’m a sucker for a good ole fashioned butt scratch. Bring me avocado slices and I may even give you a high five.

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RESIDENTS OF THE MONTH: @sandbarcb

ANDREW BUNIN & MARK PHELPS The thing that sets us apart is what I like to call “The Action”.

We feel people want to be entertained.They want a reason to come into your restaurant.Then others also want a comfortable environment and a friendly staff, where you can come in by yourself or with a large group and always leave with a smile.That’s what sets us apart; the live music, the sports, the specials, and of course, the people.

What’s your favorite party you’ve ever hosted?

Who owns this joint?

Andrew Bunin and Mark Phelps (like the swimmer, same body type too) Tell us a little about both your personal and professional backgrounds.

Personal and professional. Let’s go with professional first.When Mark graduated college from the University of Wyoming with a business degree, he felt he should take it to California and the first job he got was as a bar manager in San Diego.As for me, I used to lay carpet with my Uncle Michael and hated it, so I was in search of a job that did not involve crawling around on the floor all day. I know Mark did a little work on some oil wells back in Wyoming and I guess we both worked in restaurants in our hometowns growing up. For personal, we both live in Cocoa Beach. Mark is married to Stacy, a collegiate top 100 women’s tennis player back at the U and they have two boys, OP and OP2.

I live with my girlfriend and have two boys as well.

How did you come up with the concept for your restaurant? How long did it take you to perfect it?

The concept for Sandbar Sports Grill pretty much came to us.

They say do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.Well, we both like to be the host of a party, and we both like sports.When we bought Castaways, it was a long time beach bar in Cocoa Beach.We incorporated our concept mixed with the beach, threw in some bands and some great specials and the town has really enjoyed the product thus far.As far as perfecting it, as you know nothing is perfect in life. Every day in the restaurant business is a challenge.When we come to work we try to play the perfect game. I joke with my employees about the 95 Devils (my favorite all time team), which is a great TEAM. Everyone does their job! The payoff is seeing all the people enjoying themselves in my restaurant.When you have days like that it seems perfect!

How did you two pair up to open a restaurant?

We paired up back in 1994 in a bar called Billy Bones in Pacific Beach San Diego. Mark was the bar manager and I got hired as the cook. Mark and I spent many of nights rebuilding an old rundown bar and turned it into Schooners Bar and Grill. It soon became a

hot spot just off Garnet Ave. in PB.After working at a few other bars on Garnet we got hooked up with Eric Leitstein and Joey Longo and opened up Canes Bar and Grill in Mission Beach.We were the second largest music venue in San Diego at the time and saw many acts on their way up and on their way down. Eric and Joe learned from Moose McGillycuddy‘s and we learned from them. Next we opened an Irish bar in Pasadena California, called McMurphy’s Tavern. Mark was the general manager and I was his bartender. In 2000, I moved back to Miami with Joe and opened up what we thought to be the next Cane’s Bar and Grill but the University of Miami had that copyrighted. So one day Joe and I were at the Sandbar in Key Biscayne and looked at each other and said “What about Sandbar?“ and it was invented! About a year later Mark then joined the team in Miami, but this time I was his boss and he was my bartender.After the 2004 hurricanes it just so happened our realtor’s mother from Miami lived across the street from the pier when she came up here to help. She saw that Castaways was for sale and it was time for Mark and I to go out on our own.

What inspired you to open up a restaurant?

Well, like I said this is pretty much all we’ve done for the past 15 years.We were lucky to work for people that let us run their business like it was our own and make some mistakes with their money (like how the Sandbar Koozie came about). But we saw the quality of life that owning your own business gives you, plus the opportunity to do something we really enjoy. I mean we’re the host of a party everyday!!

Which dish or recipe are you most proud of?

The obvious answer here would be the fish taco. But honestly I am proud of our entire menu, with the unique items like gator tail tacos and conch fritters. Our burgers and pizza are hidden gems in this town. Our salads are giant and fresh.And as far as seafood dishes go, I’ll put our steamed shrimp with seafood blend against any in town. I love to see the look on people’s faces when I put an order of nachos down in front of them. I get that WOW effect I’m always looking for.

Tell us what it is about your restaurant that sets you apart from the rest.

Over the years, Mark and I have hosted so many fun parties -from being the afterparty for Prince and having to get him purple M&Ms back in San Diego, to the Rose Bowl games and St. Patrick’s Day parties at McMurphys Tavern, and of course UM’s National Championship and that Jeremy Shockey touchdown to beat FSU down in Miami. But here in Cocoa Beach we have so many fun events -- of course Mark Longnecker’s Dub Massive party is huge every year, and our first Sandbarapalooza comes to mind.At New School Dropouts, Rockstock we had 20 bands over a weekend, and of course the 3-pound burrito eating contest every Cinco de Mayo is always on the top of my list!

What is something on your bucket list?

Although I’ve been living by the beach for many years, I would not call myself a surfer by any means.As far as a bucket list goes I would love to get into a barrel one day.As for Mark, he would like it for me to stop being a pain in his butt (see the Billboard on 520 and the City Bus I put his picture on).

What’s your favorite perk of being a restauranteur?

There are many perks to owning a restaurant -- you never have to bring lunch to work LOL! We are very lucky that we have probably the best management staff in town.They allow Mark and I the freedom to go visit our Key West location and spend time with our families.

Mark replies king crab legs. For me, I would keep it a simple tuna fish on a toasted bagel with steak fries and Heines ketchup.

Where do you spend your time when you’re not running one of the most exciting restaurants on the Space Coast?

Like I said, when we’re not at Sandbar we are usually with our families. I can most likely be found at the Space Coast Iceplex either playing an ice hockey game or helping coach the kids. I asked Mark what he does in his spare time and he reminded me he enjoys shooting guns.

Any upcoming events or plans for the future?

Sandbar always has events going on, where should I start? There’s the Conor McGregor UFC fight on the 6th, and we have our 13th Annual Okto-Beer-Fest to help raise money for the Space Coast sled hockey team on Saturday, the 20th. Our Country Hoedown is on the 27th and the Jam Halloween contest is on the 31st.

November 21 is our wing eating contest and then our Reggae NewYear’s Eve, and then back at it with Dub Massive on 1/26/19.

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FISHING REPORT Fall Mullet Run on the Space Coast

By Gary Rapp @allwateradventures @AllWaterAdventures

OCTOBER Calendar of Events EVERY WEEK: Monday $4 Micro Brew • $6 Jerk Chicken Sandwich* w/ beverage purchase* 11am - 5pm Tuesday $5 Margaritas • $6 Fish Tacos* w/ beverage purchase* 11am - 5pm Wednesday $5 Frozen Raspberry Rita • $6 Burger Special* w/ beverage purchase* - 11am - 5pm Thursday $5 Frozen Rum Runner • $6 Pulled Pork Sandwich* w/ beverage purchase* - 11am - 5pm FRI: 5 Ted Villarreal 6-10pm

FRI: 19 Crazy Ivan 6-10pm

SAT:6 Cash Colley 6-10pm

SAT: 20 Vintage 6-10pm

FRI:12 Crazy Ivan 6-10pm

FRI: 26 Iris 6-10pm

SAT: 13 Gemini Band 6-10pm

SAT: 27 Triple Play Band 6-10pm

Sunday 21 Cocoa Beach Reggae Sunday Live Band & DJ TBA 3-9 pm Rain or Shine All Ages www.InternationalPalmsCocoaBeach.com 1300 North Atlantic Ave. • Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

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Like clockwork, the fall mullet run is in full swing. The welcomed arrival of these bait fish make for a fishing bonanza that is accessible to everyone. The surf and inlets are on fire right now during the tide changes.

Snook fishing has been phenomenal, along with big bull red drum, tarpon and Spanish mackerel. Use a cast net to catch the finger mullet or use a small hook and dead shrimp to catch croaker and spots. These fresh live baits are what they are naturally feeding on, so like always, match the hatch to increase your chances. All Water Adventures’, Captain Adam Sadr, has been advising his customers to not get “far-itis”. A common mistake this time of year is thinking you need to go far offshore or deep to catch monsters. The monsters are

all within a few hundred yards of the beach. Snook, red drum, triple tail and Spanish mackerel are common targets this time of year but be ready for giant tarpon, sharks and goliath grouper that are also lurking at the same ambush points. These are true monsters that are easily accessible during the mullet run so if your dream is to catch something that will go 100lbs or better this time of year is full of possibilities. Fishing is fantastic right now so make the most of it. You can fish from land, kayak, pier, personal boat or take a charter and your odds of a great catch are in your favor.

This months report comes from Captain Greg Rapp if you would like to book a trip inshore or offshore give us a call 321-222-7511 or visit us online with links below. www.allwateradventures.com All Water Adventures The best of Cocoa Beach & Port Canaveral, FL. We offer SUP, fishing charters, sight-seeing & wildlife tours. Come enjoy the Space Coast with us!

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BARTENDER OF THE MONTH Q & A INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER RAY CLANCY OF PADDY CASSIDY’S IRISH PUB. @clancyray

20 beers on draft, a full liquor bar, darts, pool, live music and sexy bartenders, Paddy Cassidy’s is where the locals hang. You might head in for a pint and leave smelling like cigarettes and bad decisions, but we’re super into that. No great story ever started with a glass of milk.

Ray Clancy, isn’t just another pretty face behind 24” of mahogany. An unsung hero, this whiskey-slinging, pint-pouring, Irish stud has all the personality and he’s not afraid to spark up some friendly banter. Facilitator of the craic, he’s got the bartending down to a science.

He’ll pour you a proper pint of Guinness and keep ‘em coming. Get you some, you deserve a beer today!

Q A Q A Q A Q A Q A

Ireland.

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN BARTENDING? 11 years.

WHAT IS YOUR DRINK OF CHOICE? Jameson

CAN YOU RECOMMEND A HANGOVER CURE? More Alcohol

MOST OVERRATED / UNDERRATED DRINK? Overrated: Jameson , pickelback.

Underrated: straight up alcohol. Why mix it or wash it down with something?

Q

WHAT THE FUNNIEST PICKUP LINE YOU’VE OVERHEARD WHILE ON THE JOB?

A

Are you from Ireland?

Girl: No. Guy says:You must be because my dick is “Dublin” since you walked in

Q A

WHICH CLOSING / OPENING DUTIES DO YOU LIKE THE LEAST?

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WHERE ARE YOU FROM, ORIGINALLY?

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Closing in general because I’m so forgetful I have to check over things 10 times.

FAVORITE PERKS OF BEING A BARTENDER? Drinking free coffee behind my bar.

IRISH PUG

Q A

WHERE DO YOU SPEND YOUR TIME ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BAR?

Q

TELL US A QUICK HORROR STORY ABOUT A BARTENDING MISTAKE YOU’VE MADE.

A

I put salt on the rim of a martini glass instead of sugar. Needless to say the customer was pissed off and didn’t tip lol.

Q A Q A

HOW MUCH SEXUAL INNUENDO INCREASES YOUR TIPS?

Q A

WHAT IS NUMBER ONE ON YOUR BUCKET LIST?

Paddy Cassidy’s Irish Pub

None because I always mess them up.

WHAT WOULD YOU ORDER FOR YOU LAST MEAL? Steak and potatoes.

Bungee jump off the ledge in Queenstown New Zealand.

Inquire of Juliet

By Juliet Pomodoro

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Dear Julieta,

My boyfriend has a severe video game addiction and admittedly has a “virtual girlfriend” in one of his crazy game worlds. However, other than that, he’s a great guy in the few hours a day I see him.

All my friends think I’m stupid, but I’m in love. How do I make them love him like I do?

Dear Deluded,

Dear Jaded Juliet,

my girlfriend and I both own our own homes, thou gh she stays at my house nea rly every night; which I think is great!

However, she Air BnB’ s her own home a few nights a week. I really don’t think this is fair as she’s basically making money off me and all I ask from her is to cook, pay for gro ceries and keep the house clean and tidy.

Sincerely,

Roberto, Merritt Island, FL Dear Mr. Bovine,

Your little home-make r was likely once advised “Why buy the cow if you can have the milk for free?” That savvy, little vixen is playing her cards right.

So she picks up the bill for the groceries, tidies up you r manmess, and whips up som e tasty dinners, right? She clea rly enjoys your company and wha tever other incentives you mig ht provide, all in trade for some light, domestic mainten ance.

Lady Luck flipped the switch on relationship archetyp es and found a way to mak e it work for you both. She’s industrio us, clever and business minded ; sounds like a dime to me. Wha t’s wrong with her making a littl e a coin on the side to buy hers elf some pearls? Something tell s me you’re falling short in that department, anyhow.

I’m sure you’d like me to settle your concerns and suggest this is perfectly acceptable, but that would be a huge fabrication of the truth.

I wish I had the type of degree to educate you on the grievous issues at play, here. I’m not even sure where to begin. Perhaps a quick cup of cold, hard, truth is the only way to serve this advice. But first, a toast to your friends, because they are clearly the only intelligent people I can detect in this story. As for your virtual reality, leave the boy to his toys and his imaginary play-thing to the big screen. That’s the only place this romantic comedy will exist.

Kiss that kid sayonara, and take a good, hard look in the mirror, doll. It seems you’ve yet to learn your worth.

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FUN in FITNESS Autumn is a perfect time of the year to show us how beautiful it is to let things go!

It’s my favorite time of the year to celebrate life and enjoy my birthday and anniversary, fall festivals and harvest time. A season when life changes are noticeable as the days fall a little shorter and crisper.

It’s that time of the season to harvest creativity, become more structured from less daylight and the weather change.

your day. Harvest the foods known to be the fountains of Youth, foods with high water, vitamins, foods with vibrant colors and antioxidants.

321-452-YOGA (9642) 87 East Merritt Avenue, Merritt Island (Located in the Home Depot Plaza) • www.YogaOnTheIsland.com Let go of the fear and fall into your own intuition and create FUN in your fitness regime. Our bodies were designed to move and to last long term. We’re not meant to be stiff and grow old and creaky like Frankenstein. Get to know your body and how to take care of it. Once we know what to do, we must be disciplined to do it.

F…FITness FUNdamentals. Two basic FUNctional FUNdamentals: squats and push-ups. Do any type of Sun Salute, a basic all-body movement created by Physical Culturists in India for fitness. Find what’s FUN for you to do on your walk near home or a local park on your drive to or from work. Find a Friend or two to get FIT together. The more the merrier; the more committed you’ll be to your fitness goals, and less likely to play hooky from your scheduled play time together.

U…Unlimited creativity in moving your body. Use your body when you brush your teeth twice a day holding a squat or doing a wall sit for 2-3 minutes. Use your time wisely and exercise when and where you can. Use a rail or counter top to do pushups. Hold your belly in while at a stop light or waiting in line. Schedule it into your day and make it a daily routine. Find a way to FIT it into your day. Use your own creativity for unlimited ideas for movement.

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N…Nature and Nutrition to double your FUN! Get outside and enjoy the crisper air and nature around your home.

Prepare as many fruits and vegetables, seeds and nuts to graze on through-out

Don’t be scared to have FUN! Adapt to your schedule and your environment and enjoy living and being in the moment! Celebrate the fall season and Party On!

GET F.I.T. TIPS from Suzanne Elliott, MA, Ed. Fun Innovative Training or F.I.T. offers customized personal fitness. F.I.T. teaches clients how to incorporate home equipment into their fitness regimen. Suzanne has been involved in fitness and Team Training since 1972. Suzanne is a Walking Coach, Personal Trainer, Disney Marathon Finisher and Master Yoga Teacher.

Suzanne and her husband live in Cape Canaveral, involved in their city, sponsor Keep Brevard Beautiful Beach Yoga, Walks and Clean-ups, and together, own H.O.T. YOGA on the Island, Healing.

Original. Therapeutic. YOGA, established 2006.

@Suzanne Elliott

LOCAL SCRIBE: VITALISM

A CONCEPT AS OLD AS THYME

By Summer Cowhig @passiflorareincarnata

In 400 BCE Hippocrates wrote “But the surest and most obvious remedy is to change the diet which the person used.”

The first medicine is always nutrition. In 200 AD Galen of Pergamon speaks to the intelligence of the body to take in nutrients and incorporate them into healing, growth and repair. This logic has been lost in the profit of allopathic medicine.

The fundamental importance of individuality in diet and nutrition are repeated again and again throughout the times all over the world! How misled we have been when it comes to this concept of basic nutrition.

Vitalism engages the life energy to re-establish health.

Health is not the absence of symptoms, it is not lack of disease; health is about having a truly vital physiology, and about having a clear and consciously directed mind. It’s about having a buoyant and awake emotional state. It’s about enhancing our spiritual awareness, and about being conscious about healing ourselves on these deeper levels that we all experience in our lives.

We want healing that isn’t just fixing what is broken, that isn’t just alleviating our symptoms, or taking our pain away, but gets down to these deeper levels of healing. By clarifying our mind and senses, healing our hearts, our traumas, and our past, and ultimately enhancing our awareness and our connection to the deeper parts of ourself, removing those blockages and obstacles that prevent us from walking our true path helps us live in accordance with the purpose that we were meant to fulfill here with our time on this earth. Vitalists act by removing the

obstacles to cure. The obstacles to cure are not the symptoms or dis-ease. From a deeper perspective, the symptoms or disease is a language, a vital intelligence within the body that communicates to us when something is off. It is a way of our body informing us.

Think of your own life energy and how it’s affected by everything you come into

contact with. Regardless of our conscious decisions, our vitality, our life power, is being fed into and drawn out of us based on our surroundings. It is how we live everyday that determines our state of health or our lack of health.

Learning about the vital force that lives within all of us and how nature and basic nourishment can be a cure is a movement to empower the people! It is a tool for self love! The inspiration I received from learning about these physicians and philosophers, true doctors of the people, who didn’t need to make a profit off of illness but rather the health and vitality of their communities is an impetus to create an abundance of health around me. In 4000 years, it has only been backwards for a couple hundred years. We can get back to the true intentions of the Healing Arts. The health of the communities around us is our health. We are all one.

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HORRORSCOPES

ARIES: You’re angry and frustrated this month, and picking fights isn’t a good way to blow off steam. A better outlet for your emotions would be the creation of an amazing costume… or a ritualistic animal sacrifice.

TAURUS: You’re the Devil’s advocate this month, Taurus.

It may have you feeling on the outs, but the Devil can be a good friend to have on your side.

GEMINI: You’re already a trickster by nature, Gemini, but you’re about to spill your secrets.

Is it time to pay the piper? Have you been two-timing or indulging a wandering eye? Tighten up or no more fun!

CANCER: Quit being so hard on yourself this month, Cancer. Put on that slutty costume, go to that Halloween party, and screw what everyone else says. They hate you ‘cuz they ain’t you.

LEO: You’re the master at hiding your own dark mysteries, Leo. While others see you as a bright light, there are definitely darker undercurrents that only come out at night — or Halloween. Let your black cat energy radiate.

VIRGO: You often struggle with expressing compassion, Virgo.

However, this month the right words will just come. So let your friends cry their Morticia Addams eyeliner off on your shoulder and be the thoughtful friend who can help make sense of their nightmares. Give in to the lethargic attitude that might sweep over you. Go ahead and 28

put your work aside; have a good time and let your emotions dictate your actions.

LIBRA: What’s up with those skeletons in the closet, Libra? This month, expect some bones to leak. You can no longer hide from the ghosts of your past. As scary as it may be, better to confront the truth and get resourceful, or bury them bones at sea!

SCORPIO: Ask yourself, Scorpio, what masks are you wearing to get through the day? Some masks are necessary, others not so much. Take a few off this month and show more of your true self.

You’re scary and we like that most about you.

SAGITTARIUS: This is your month, Sagittarius. You’re confident, you’re bold, and you’re insanely charismatic. So ride the high, but don’t go overboard.

Remember the Grim Reaper comes for us all.

CAPRICORN: You’ve started the month off plagued by demons.

But take heart - as the month progresses, you’ll feel so nagged by self-righteous angels you’ll begin to miss those fun demons.

AQUARIUS: The freaks are coming out this month, and you’re one of them.

PISCES: You’re right at home in the dreamy, phantasmal side of Halloween. It also helps you have more confidence and focus than usual right now. Use that energy to create a spooktacular costume.

Show everyone that razzle dazzle!

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THE 33RD ANNUAL NKF RICH SALICK PRO/AM SURF FESTIVAL

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early 400 professional and amateur surfers competed in the 33rd Annual NKF Rich Salick PRO/AM Surf Festival.

The popular Surf Festival presented by Ron Jon Surf Shop included world class surfing and the Taste of Brevard/Silent Auction to benefit the National Kidney Foundation of Florida raising thousands of dollars, while building awareness of kidney disease and the need for organ donation. Proceeds collected will benefit the programs and services of the National Kidney Foundation of Florida, helping patients with kidney disease. The charity surf event was a great success, bringing in thousands of beach goers and spectators who enjoyed the surfing, tandem exhibitions, skate ramp on the beach, and nightly events including a fashion show and the premiere of the documentary Andy Irons: Kissed by God. You can view pictures of the Annual NKF Rich Salick PRO/AM Surf Festival by visiting our NKF “Rich Salick” Facebook page.

The weekend long surfing competitions wrapped up with pro and amateur finals on Labor Day. This year’s first place professional winners not only won cash, but also an increible piece of art donated by Cris Woloszak. Cris is an internationally revered artist whose custom culture background led him to create his own style

and techniques that are used in different ways throughout his collection. This year his donations included a beautiful octopus which appears to be backlit because of his unique manipulation and treatment of the metal he painted. For the amateurs, Chuck Crawford handmade airbrushed trophies which were true to the style and design of the late Rich Salick. Congratulations to all competitors and a special thanks to our volunteers and sponsors for making this year’s event the best one yet.

The NKF Rich Salick Pro/Am Surf Festival honored the co-founder and 3-time kidney recipient Rich Salick who passed away in July 2012. For more information on future NKF of Florida events call 1.800.927.9659 or visit us online at www.kidneyfl.org or nkfsurf. com.

The National Kidney Foundation of Florida’s mission is to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, improve the health and well being of individuals and families affected by these diseases and increase the availability of all organs for transplantation.

The NKFF extends its gratitude to all sponsors for their generosity and support.

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