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Screenings for adults include blood pressure, BMI, Spirometry, HIV, depression and much more. Reservations required.

Our Kids Zone features face painters & magicians.

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Ask the Doctor booth.

Massage and Reiki therapy.

Tour our Hospital and the Lillian S. Wells Women’s Center.

Visit our memorabilia display.

Music, fun, refreshments and prizes.


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from the chairman

MOVING FORWARDLast month, I strolled into a mixer

hosted by the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance. It was one of the Alliance’s “Connect” events, held on the beautiful patio at Gallery One, the all-suite Doubletree hotel along the Intracoastal.

The event focused on artwork, with artists actually painting while Broward business’s elite mingled and chatted about business, family and the Miami Heat. And while I met executives ranging from manufacturing to home entertainment systems, I noticed something fascinating…

The conversation usually turned to the law at some point.

Certainly there were different aspects of law. One person was chatting with me about an employee who left to work for his competitor. While his employee had signed a non-compete agreement for two years, he struggled with whether or not he should take her to court. Another person was explaining to me how he shared a new internet concept with a friend – and then the friend beat him to market.

The law has always fascinated me. During my days as Publisher of the South Florida Business Journal, I heard the most fantastic stories from my friends who were lawyers. Sadly, the newspaper industry is declining. At the same time, local, targeted magazines are thriving. According to recent third party research, Lifestyle Magazines now enjoys almost 200,000 readers in Broward County alone. Guess what – 70 percent of these readers are in top management.

Lifestyle’s mission is to tell the stories that we all talk about while dining with close friends. What do we talk about? Money issues, business, family, vacations, our favorite restaurants and our kids. And that’s what we write about in the pages of our publications.

Another important goal at Lifestyle is to connect the community we love together. That’s one of the reasons why Lifestyle Media Group has created the Leaders in Law Awards. This fall, we’re going to honor the best South Florida lawyers in more than a dozen categories, both

at a ceremony at Nova Southeastern University and within the pages of our magazines.

It’s our opportunity to applaud the best lawyers in categories ranging from insurance to entertainment, corporate to government, taxes to real estate. We’ll also honor the law fi rms who do the most for the community.

For more details, visit lmgfl.com/awards or email our chief marketing officer Dawn Rahicki at [email protected].

The Leaders in Law Awards are just one of the many exciting events we have planned for later this year and beyond. We’ve decided, as a company, that we need to do more than just cover the county and South Florida. We need to be a part of it.

Last month we began our CEO Connect concept at Grill 401. This program features a live one on one interview with our area’s most fascinating people. Of course there was great food and drinks – and great conversations. I’d like to give a special thank you to noted developer Terry Stiles for being my fi rst interview. We spanned Terry’s life and found out how he built Stiles into one of the largest real estate companies in the nation. Future events will also feature live

interviews with some of the most interesting and infl uential movers and shakers of our community.

On the editorial front, we’re expanding our travel and food sections, adding a real estate section, and diving deeper into the business trends that are infl uencing – or about to infl uence – South Florida.

And this summer, inspired by the Alliance’s Connect event at Gallery One, we’re going to feature the best artists in Broward County – and show you how businesses are embracing art not only for its aesthetic value, but for its investment value and how that affects their bottom lines.

In this issue, I hope you’ll peruse our cover story, which combines Mother’s Day with National Pet Month and features wonder women who raise children and save pets. And for lighter fare, did you know Broward County is home to a half-dozen breweries – one of them award-winning. We welcome you to take the long walk with us as we embrace and honor our community together.

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HAPPENINGS 38 Footy’s Wing Ding Golf Classic 42 Birthday Ball 46 Man and Woman of the Year

BIZ STYLE 50 Cultivating Cash For Causes Donor Community

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The average U.S. household discards around 700 pieces of clothing and textiles annually, so there’s now a nationwide clothing movement called PEEL IT OFF TO GIVE BACK, which collects “gently worn” clothing for those in need.

The program made a stop at Las Olas Fine Arts on March 29, and more than 100 people packed the gallery for a “Sip & Swap” clothing donation event – which are also happening in Dallas and Chicago.

Attendees donated their gently worn clothing and swapped it for something “new to you,” all while enjoying wines from event co-sponsor The Naked Grape, a winery offering eight varietals. All the remaining clothes were donated to Clothes4Souls, a global anti-poverty nonprofi t organization. For details, visit clothes4souls.org.

The clothes off your back

Lina Monclus of Fort Lauderdale has won a $1,000 tuition scholarship to The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. You can see why above. Monclus won on the local level of The Art Institutes and Americans for the Arts “You Can Create Tomorrow” Poster Design Competition. Now Monclus competes nationally with other local winners from around the country for a $10,000 tuition scholarship to any Art Institutes school. If you want details on how to enter next year, check out www.artinstitutes.edu.

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There are celebrity golf tournaments and celebrity tennis tournaments. But a celebrity bowling tournament? Well, there will be one on Sunday, May 19. It’s the First Annual Cliff Floyd Foundation Celebrity Bowling Tournament at SpareZ in Davie from 1-4 p.m. The former Miami Marlins outfi elder and his celebrity pals will help raise money for his foundation and Fort Lauderdale’s HANDY (Helping Abused Neglected & Dependent Youth). Details at www.cff30.com.

Bowling for dollars - for others

Get up early on Friday, May 10 to recognize Champions of Children at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six. At 8 a.m., HANDY (Helping Abused Neglected & Dependent Youth) will recognize...• The Jerry Taylor and Nancy Bryant Foundation• Florida Atlantic University President Mary Jane Saunders• AutoNation Vice President of Corporate Affairs Gale Butler. HANDY will also honor its 2013 college graduates “who have achieved their degrees against all odds.” Last year, HANDY served more than 1,300 children. Learn more at www.handyinc.org.

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The Miami Dolphins stopped by Parkside Elementary School in Coral Springs to visit nearly 500 students for the Gatorade Junior Training Camp in March. The students ran through six football drills and cheerleader routines.

JTC stresses a healthy lifestyle through education, physical fi tness and making positive choices. “I think it brings out school spirit, unifi es the classes and it gets the kids in a good mood,” Assistant Principal Larry Barretto said. “The message is also an excellent tie-in, and I think it’s important for the kids to realize there’s more to it than just having fun.”

For more information on the Miami Dolphins Youth Football Clinic, Youth Football Camps, or school visits, email [email protected].

What’s Pine Crest President Dana Markham discussing with these fi fth-graders? “The effects of spices and scents” at the annual Kids’ Inquiry Conference, an interactive lower school science symposium that took place in March.

“I am so proud of you all, with not only the fi ndings you have presented so well, but with the way you have learned to collaborate, compromise, and solve problems during your projects,” Markham told the students, who attend the award-winning private school in Fort Lauderdale.

Those students can also be proud of Markham – she’s a nominee for the fi fth annual 100 Outstanding Women of Broward County, hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. The big gala is May 9 at the Signature Grand, and Markham joins other nominees who include business owners, judges, and doctors.

For details on attending the event, email Danielle Cox at [email protected] or call her at (954) 563-2822. 100outstandingwomen.com

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The kids can reward Mom on Mother’s Day with breakfast in bed. But maybe you should treat her to something more permanent than one meal. We asked fi ve Broward jewelers for their favorite Mother’s Day

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BIRKS MUSE Collection Mesh Tear Drop Amethyst Pendant,

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On most mornings, Matt Cox is alone at the Big Bear Brewing Company in Coral Springs, cleaning his brew kettle. He actually crawls inside the 10-foot vessel and hand-scrubs the surfaces.

“Everything in good brewing practices starts with clean equipment,” says Cox, brewmaster of the 15-year-old microbrewery on a stretch of University Drive between a SunTrust bank and a Japanese restaurant. “Bacterial contamination is our biggest enemy in brewing. When a beer goes into any vessel or container, it needs to be clean and sanitized – from the biggest tank, to the smallest bottle.”

Cox’s cleanliness obsession has its rewards. Last September, Big Bear’s Polar Light took a gold medal at the United States Open Beer Championship in Atlanta, a national contest featuring more than 1,650 American brews in 65 categories. And Big Bear’s Paw Print IPA was declared Grand Champion IPA at the United States Beer Tasting Championship in Manchester, New Hampshire, just last September.

Big Bear Brewing Company & American Grill1800 N. University DriveCoral Springs954-341-5545bigbearbrewingco.com

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The price of successIf you’ve ever bought a craft beer, you know it’s pricier than your average

Budweiser. Here’s why: it’s hard work.Unlike other state-of-the-art modern breweries, Big Bear has no computer

touch screens to regulate the water temperature or mix the malt. “All the labor during the brewing process is done by hand,” Cox says. “There

are no motors to mix the mash, for instance. The dry weight of the mash can be up to 1,000 pounds, which I then combine with water and mix with a hand paddle. The mixture becomes much heavier as it blends. All the malt has to then be removed manually when the process is fi nished.”

One small mistake in the milling process, water purifi cation, or in the accuracy of time and temperature could ruin a whole batch – equal to 20 kegs of beer.

Cox has to run the different varieties of malt through a mill to gently crush it. The malt is then measured to the thousandth of an inch to create the desired fl avor and body of the brew. The water Cox uses to mix with the malt goes through a water-purifi cation process that strips contaminants out of the Broward tap water. He then rebuilds the water using calcium and magnesium – each brew has its own specifi c type of water.

After 20 hours of labor, Cox has his 20 kegs’ worth of beer – but he doesn’t keep them in kegs. Instead, he stores the liquid in a half-dozen 8-foot-tall “serving vessels.”

And directly from there is where customers at the Big Bear Brewery taste their purchases. Even the tubes the beer travels through are handpicked by Cox. They measure a quarter-inch in diameter compared to the normal half- to three-eighths inches, which leaves less beer sitting in the tubes when they are not in use – because beer sitting in the lines usually becomes stale. The tubes are also made of a nonporous material so they won’t collect dirt or bacteria, which could alter the taste of the beer. Cost: 45 cents a foot compared to 20 cents a foot.

“Our process makes a difference when you compare taste and quality to the supermarket-type beers that people buy or drink at bars,” Cox says. “We keep the beer in a natural and pure state. We don’t pasteurize, use any chemical shelf-life extenders or fl avor enhancers. Some beers we lightly fi lter, some are left completely unfi ltered.”

If this intrigues your taste buds, there’s only one problem: you can’t buy Big Bear beer anywhere but in Coral Springs.

“Our beers are only sold on premise, so we can ensure they are always kept at optimal temperatures,” Cox says. “They also sell very fast, so we don’t have to worry about them getting old or losing fl avor. That separates us and some other local brew pubs from all other beer products.”

Bang for the buckWhile craft beers are pricier than the average national brand, they’re also punchier. Check out the ABV – alcohol by volume of these brews…• Michelob Ultra – 4.1 percent• Bud Lite – 4.2 percent• Sam Adams Lager – 4.8 percent• Big Bear Polar Light – 4.9 percent• Native Brewing Thunderhead Red –

5.2 percent

• Big Bear Paw Print IPA – 6.5 percent• Holy Mackerel Special Golden Ale –

8.5 percent• Holy Mackerel Panic Attack – 10 percent

As Holy Mackerel brewmaster Bobby G. puts it: “Some craft beer consumers drink less beer because of alcohol content, thus cutting down on calories and cash spent.”

Starting the mashing process and adjusting incoming water temperature to a precise temperature for that specifi c brew.

Pouring a bag of malt into the mill to crush it to a certain crush rate, in order to get the best extraction and fl avor from the malt.

Pouring the fi nished product out of one of the 8-foot-tall serving vessels before it’s sent to the bar taps.

Cox organizing the various malts for the day’s brewing.

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Funky Buddha Lounge and Brewery

A hip hangout for students from nearby FAU and Lynn University, featuring live music, the aroma of shisha (fl avored tobacco), and a tapas-like menu. Brewmaster Kevin Abbott usually offers fi ve main ales, with prices in the $6 range. They include:

Maple Bacon Coffee Porter – Just like the name says, it’s brewed with maple syrup, smoked malt (to suggest bacon), and coffee. Brown to black in color and medium bodied.

No Crusts – A peanut-butter-and-jelly brown ale brewed with real peanuts and assorted fruits.

Hop Gun IPA – In a sea of overly bitter IPAs, Abbott went for balance. Amber colored and medium bodied, Hop Gun has a strong malt fl avor with hints of caramel and honey.

Floridian Hefeweizen – Unfi ltered German style wheat beer with a pale golden color. Aromas of banana and clove with light citrus fruit, light to medium bodied with similar fl avors, prickly carbonation and clean fi nish.

Red Dawn Red Ale – Deep red to brown color in color, Red Dawn has a fruity nose with hints of vanilla and caramel. The fl avor is bready with dark fruits and caramel

with a rich mouth feel.2621 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, (561) 368-

4643, thefunkybuddha.com.

The Mack House Holy Mackerel Nano Brewery

A laid-back establishment run by brewmaster Bobby G, who loves to add unconventional ingredients like chili peppers, pecans, and coffee. The results are rich and explosive but still well-balanced. Brews, also in the $6 range, include:

Panic Attack – Canadian malt adds richness and sweetness, while spices such as fennel seed and ginger layer on the fl avor. A strong ale – hence the name.

Mack in Black – Belgian yeast and the addition of pomegranate juice in the fermentation makes this concoction a bit lighter than Panic Attack and gives it a thinner body. It has notes of chocolate and coffee.

Special Golden Ale – Belgian-style brew, unfi ltered with a hint of ginger, fennel, and slight honey sweetness. Dry and refreshing with fruity aromas.

Prices for The Mack House brews usually run in the

$6 range, but can also be purchased as six packs at Total Wine, ABC stores and Whole Foods.

9118 State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, (954) 474-5040, holymackerelbeers.com.

Native Brewery

Although not a brew pub, brewmaster Adam Fine creates a local range of fl avorful beers that reminds him of what being a local is all about – spending time with friends and enjoying the weather year round. His brews include:

Native Lager – Brewed with the fi nest German malts, hops, and a classic German yeast strain that produces an exceptionally smooth tasting golden lager, this is perfect for hot summer days.

The Eleven Brown Ale – Hints of caramel and roasted nuts compliment a slight hop bitterness, which balances the sweetness and ends with a nice clean fi nish.

Thunderhead Red – A classic American amber ale that balances the smooth caramel fl avor of Maris Otter malt with a light hop bitterness and aroma.

Adam’s brews can be found at many local establishments such as the Poorhouse, The Downtowner and selected Whole Foods, Publix, and Total Wine stores. www.nativebrewingco.com.

Burgers and steaks Big Bear Grizzly Red Ale, Native Brewing Thunderhead Red, Holy Mackerel Panic Attack

Cajun, blackened meats, wings, gumboHoly Mackerel Panic Attack and Mack and Black, Native Brewing Eleven Brown, Big Bear Paw Print IPA

Pasta, chicken, and fi sh in cheese saucesHoly Mackerel Panic Attack, Big Bear Polar Light, Native Brewing Glades Pale Ale

Citrus-based salads, fi sh, chicken, and pastaBig Bear Polar Light, Native Brewing Lager, Holy Mackerel Special Golden Ale

Chocolate cake and ice creamHoly Mackerel Mack and Black, Big Bear Espresso Cream Stout, Native Brewing Thunderhead Red

Pairing food and beerFood pairings aren’t just for wine anymore. Here’s the Lifestyle Magazine list of what goes well with our local brews…

Broward County is a mini-hotbed for tiny brew pubs and local brewers. All of these establishments create complex and balanced brews, and the brewmasters are as maniacal about their beers as Matt Cox.

These brews are made right on the premises or close by – not like other “ale houses” that have brews shipped in from other states. The food ranges from tapas to pizza, all with the beers in mind…

Other beers from around here

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The Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale’s AutoNation Academy of Art + Design is gaining recognition as a local cultural treasure. The Academy offers courses year round for all ages and levels of experience, and infuses a philosophy of individual development in every class.

This summer, the Academy is again offering a Creative Summer Art Academy as five two-week sessions for children in grades 1 – 12. Session one begins on June 10, and Session five ends August 16. Each day runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and students in grades 5-12 can enroll in disciplines such as drawing, painting, ceramics, digital arts, printmaking, and character design. The third session, which runs from July 8 – July 19, offers a special course in musical theatre and set design, for grades 5-12.

“We are committed to meeting the needs of each creative spirit,” said AutoNation Academy of Art + Design Director Anthony Lauro. “This guiding principle extends to our Creative Summer Art Academy, where we will ensure that each young person is able to fully develop his or her skills.”

Lauro continued: “The mission of the AutoNation Academy of Art + Design is to offer courses year round for all ages and all levels of expertise, from children grades 1-12 to adults, enthusiastic amateurs, emerging professionals, college students and seniors. We look forward to involvement from the entire community.”

For more detailed information regarding grade curriculum, and to download the registration form, please visit www.moafl.org/academy or call (954) 262-0239.

Summer Nights of Art for Adults

The AutoNation Academy of Art + Design will also offer summer courses for adults on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The AutoNation Academy of Art + Design is dedicated to providing a learning culture that supports individual development in the visual arts and design. Taught by professional artists, the uniqueness of the Academy is its commitment to a high-caliber, curriculum-based education in the fundamentals of studio art for all levels of interest and skill. The courses provide broad fundamentals, instill creative concepts, and foster a greater appreciation of the visual arts. Offerings include drawing, painting, ceramics, digital arts, printmaking, textiles, comic + gaming arts and much more!

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The animal hospital Stephanie Correa opened in 2003 is one of only four or fi ve like it in the country.

It’s called Animal Cancer Care Clinic, and the oncologist has treated more than 20,000 pets with cancer. Her clinic specializes in something called “one medicine” — an idea that humans and animals can benefi t from the same research and discoveries.

As Correa explains it, “What we’re coming to fi nd with this concept of one medicine is that we’re actually more similar to other species – dogs and cats – than different.”

She points out that both women and female dogs and cats get breast cancer, and that the research on dog and cat cancer comes back much quicker – sometimes a year for dogs as opposed to 12 years for humans – because dog years are so much shorter.

After getting her undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia, Correa studied at the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Then came an internship with the Animal Medical Center in New York. It was there Correa became interested in the study of cancer, after her father-in-law died from the disease.

She spends her days now surrounded by animals, but if you ask what her home life is like, Correa will laugh.

“Oh my god,” she says. “I live in a zoo.”Consider what roams through the Correa

household… » 5-year-old chocolate labrador named

Speed » 5-year-old golden retriever named Saint » 15-year-old toy poodle named Cassie » 3-year-old cat named Dice » 3-year-old cat named Maple » 2-year-old bearded dragon named Shiny » 3-year-old hermit crab named HermyCorrea has been married to her high school

sweetheart Tony Correa for 25 years. They have three children: Grace, 13, Antonio, 10, and Nathaniel, 7. She’s not sure yet what Mother’s Day looks like this year, but Correa knows where she’d prefer to be.

“We generally either relax at home,” she says, “or we do an outdoor event, like a park or beach.”

Anywhere the zoo fi ts.

The special vet: Stephanie Correa, Fort LauderdaleBY RYAN CORTES



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Every Tuesday for the last three and a half years, Mindy Rapkin has shown up at the Broward Humane Society holding empty shoeboxes.

She collects them every week from different shoe chains and brings them for the cats in the Humane Society.

“The shoe box makes them more comfortable,” Rapkin says. “They’re pretty traumatized once they get in there.”

But that’s not all she does.“She socializes with them, feeds

them, gives them toys, treats, cleans the dishes – she’s a really, really good volunteer as far as dedication, and she loves cats,” says Colette Saucier, the director of volunteer services at the Broward Humane Society. “We’re really lucky to have Mindy with us.”

When she’s not busy as one of the 475 volunteers at the Humane Society, Rapkin tends to her three cats and one dog at her home in Hollywood Oaks.

She has a 9-year-old black greyhound named Kabar, who’s a retired racer. There’s also a cat named Tony who “turned out to be a Persian, but was a fl ea-infested mess when I got him.” Rapkin also has a black-and-white cat named Spike and a gray cat named Mya, who’s missing her front right leg.

Rapkin, who used to work for Comcast before retiring, plans on spending Mother’s Day with her husband of 16 years, Eric, and her two daughters, Sheena, 14, and Deliah, 12, who both attend University School, a part of Nova Southeastern University.

Boxes for cats: Mindy Rapkin, Fort Lauderdale BY RYAN CORTES


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For the 14th consecutive year, South Florida’s radio legend “Footy” will take to the golf course along with a couple of hundred friends and supporters of a charity that is close to his heart – Here’s Help Inc. This year’s Wing Ding Golf Classic, hosted by Badia Spices, takes place on Friday, May 3 at the Pembroke Pines Golf & Racquet Club, considered to be one of Broward County’s premiere private golf clubs. The club features an exceptional 18 hole, par-72 golf course. Registration and lunch starts at 11:30 a.m. with the shot-gun start at 1:00 p.m.

“We couldn’t have the terrifi c success we have enjoyed over the years without our many friends who take time out of their busy schedule to help us raise money and awareness for Here’s Help, the team-driven drug treatment agency for people ages 13 years and older,” Footy explained. “Add to that the corporate sponsorships and underwriting, we have a winning combination that is making a positive difference in the lives of some very important young people in our community.”

At the top of the list of sponsors are Publix Super Markets, Greenspoon Marder P.A., Levinson Jewelers, BB&T, Rick Case Automotive Group, and Comcast.

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Footy is known for his deeply rooted commitment to community service and has been a presence on South Florida radio for over 35 years. He was a co-host on a locally produced South Florida morning show from 1974 to 2006, thus holding the record of longest Top 40 CHR DJ in North America.

“We are proud to welcome back our corporate sponsors Dynasty Apparel, John the Baker, Anthony’s Coal Fire Pizza and Anthony’s Runway 84, El Pimiento Restaurant, Metro Signs, Lifestyle Magazine, Hooters, Sandals Resorts, Southern Wine and Spirits, Café a la Carte and Beaches Resorts which will make our tournament the best ever!” Footy added.

Pembroke Pines Golf & Racquet Club challenges the accomplished player, yet does not discourage the beginner. It is a course that is fun and exciting to play, day after day. The course is kept in excellent condition and the greens are built to USGA specifi cations. Course facilities include a driving range, practice putting green, and practice pitch and chipping green.

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One hundred years ago, the American Cancer Society and the American people started the fi ght of a lifetime. One hundred years ago, the word “cancer” was not spoken, and almost everyone who was diagnosed with cancer died. After all the research and discoveries and new treatments, the survival rates have changed for the better. Today, the goal is to change the statistics from two out of every three people surviving cancer for at least fi ve years to three out of three surviving…period!

The American Cancer Society is a global grassroots organization with more than three million volunteers saving lives and fi ghting for every birthday for every person battling cancer in every community. To date, there has been a 20 percent decline in cancer death rates in the U.S. since 1991, and a 50 percent drop in smoking rates.

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The Honorary Chairs of the 100th Birthday Ball are Wayne and Marti Huizenga. The co-chairs are two entrepreneurs: Keith Koenig, co-founder along with his brother Kevin, of City Furniture; and Terry

Stiles, president and CEO of Stiles, Inc. “The American Cancer Society’s 100th Birthday

is an opportunity to join in the battle to end cancer…for your health, your family’s health, and the health of future generations,” said Keith Koenig.

Terry Stiles added, “It’s a celebration of 100 years of saving lives and creating more birthdays and hope.”

Nationally, the American Cancer Society’s goal is to raise $100 million dollars to do more research, to conduct more tests and surveys, and, in the end, to save more lives. Help the American Cancer Society fi nish the fi ght – go to FinishtheFight.org, like them on Facebook, or follow them on Twitter (@AmericanCancer).

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The mission of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

That’s probably one of the reasons that the annual Man and Woman of the Year event is so enthusiastically supported by everyone that volunteers to help in a variety of ways.

A case in point are the two co-chairs, Ana Vento, president of events of Vento Designs, and Matthew F. Sacco, vice president, Communications & Public Affairs, Sunrise Sports & Entertainment and the Florida Panthers Hockey Club.

Committed to philanthropy, Ana believes that when you give, you will always receive. She was the 2011 Woman of the Year. Matthew, named the 2012 Man of the Year, has been involved with LLS for the past three years, originally as part of Panthers record-breaking 2010 and 2011 Light the Night Campaigns.

The only people that work harder, perhaps, are those who are selected to campaign for ten weeks for the Man and Woman of the Year. Candidates run in honor of the Boy and Girl of the Year, who are local blood cancer patient survivors and sources of inspiration to others. They are judged solely on the money they raise – every dollar raised counts as one vote!

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The male candidates are Ron Brandenburg, Broward Health Medical Center; Jonathan Brownfi eld, On the Ball Marketing; John DeShields,

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The female candidates are Ellen Bettridge, Silversea Cruises; Dr. Gena Bofshever, Dr. Gena Chiropractic; Anna Carello, Pine Crest School; Vanessa Goodis, Promo Moxie Marketing; Carlie Jabbour, Prudential Florida Realty; and Dr. Lisa Learn, Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon.

The ‘Grand Finale’ where the winners are announced will take place Saturday, June 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66. Guests will enjoy cocktails, a silent auction, dinner, and dancing.

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The 2013 Fort Lauderdale Boy of the Year is leukemia survivor Nour. Remaining strong and vibrant throughout his treatment, he is now 10 and is in remission.

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As Blyer describes it, it’s like giving a nonprofi t its own website, Facebook, Constant Contact, Salesforce, and eBay all in one. It can replace several third-party services and beats any of them because it’s all integrated. The platform teaches you how to use everything, and there’s always free tech support if you run aground.

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Five years ago, the duo was looking for a new venture and opened one of South Florida’s most unique restaurant venues, Jet Runway Café (see box), located on the tarmac at FXE Airport in Fort Lauderdale. The café has earned rave reviews as the lines out the door can attest. Now they’ve moved on to their most ambitious challenge yet – becoming South Florida’s most exquisite catering and special events company.

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That may be why Silver Lining has hosted Fortune 500 CEOs, Saudi royalty, celebrities, and musicians. But Catering and Events Director John “Hollywood” Abresch has another explanation. “The fact that we service the private jet industry makes us able to handle anything. The industry is so specifi c to demanding needs that if you can handle the clientele, you can handle anything and everything.”

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When Mike Kontos got married in February, the easiest decision for him and his bride was “Who’s the caterer?”

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Co-owner Mike Linder and Catering and Events Director John Abresh took the basic idea that Kontos had – to get married under the nose of a plane and hold the wedding reception in a hangar. They took it to epic proportions…

The ceremony was held under the nose of a DC-3, the cocktail party was on the tarmac and the reception moved inside the airplane hangar.

A four-course meal was served family style on a long table running down the center of the hangar. Kontos says, “I would defi nitely recommend them to anybody down here. Everything we wanted, they made happen.” It was the wedding he and his wife always dreamed of.

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The words “airport food” don’t often cause mouths to water. And who goes to an airport to eat when they don’t have somewhere to fl y?

But Jet Runway Café is a destination unto itself. The breakfast and lunch restaurant at the Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport has been called “one of the best lunch spots” in Fort Lauderdale by the Sun Sentinel and a “hidden gem” by New Times. Jet Runway Café has earned stellar reviews from sites like Yelp and Urban Spoon.

“It’s one of those few South Florida restaurants where it’s hip to be seen,” co-owner Mitch Amsterdam says. “It’s right on the tarmac, the only one that’s directly on the runway. Private jets and helicopters pull right up, where both passengers and pilots come in to eat.”

And some of those meals are as unique as the location, such as the turkey pretzel roll and the picnic basket sandwich consisting of BBQ pulled pork, pepper jack cheese, mac-n-cheese, and crispy onion strings on country white bread.

While the restaurant isn’t open for dinner, it is available for private functions, much like its next door airplane hangar.

“When I sit down and talk to someone about what we do, they think we do the catering from Jet Runway Café,”Amsterdam says. “They don’t understand we have a completely separate catering company that provides food, lighting, décor, fl oral, and entertainment.”

Another unique aspect of Silver Lining Catering is their venues, including Jet Runway Café, the tarmac on the runway, and the airplane hangar, which serves as a blank canvas for even the most creative of minds. They can handle events for hundreds of people and even thousands. For example, a recent MS Gala seated 1,200 and featured a runway fashion show, luncheon, and silent auction, all produced in house by the Silver Lining Team. Karen Dresbach, President of the MS Society of South Florida adds, “Mitch, John, and the entire team at Silver Lining went above and beyond with every detail to insure the event was a huge success. We could not have been more pleased.”

“We are very into helping out the community,”

Linder says. And the community has responded. The American Heart Association, Cameras for Kids Foundation, MS, Charity Guild, Deliver the Dream, and the Danielle Demarzo Foundation have all partnered with Silver Lining Catering over the past year to create some of the most illustrious and memorable galas and fundraisers.

“The events are defi nitely fi rst class and the attention to detail is like nothing we have ever seen before,” remarks

Maria Hunt, The American Heart Assocation’s senior development director. “The AHA has used Silver Lining for several events, ranging from a young professionals event called Pulse to a Moulin Rouge party. Both had the wow factor.”

Betsey Chesler, founder of the Cameras for Kids Foundation, has also relied on Silver Lining for several events. “You expect things to go wrong at a big event,” Chesler says. “But with Silver Lining, it’s just the opposite. I realized I could let them handle everything. They never cease to amaze.”

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Dr. Kenneth Woliner likes to solve problems. As a matter of fact, it is his life mission. “I hate to say to a patient, ‘I still don’t know.’ So, if I don’t already know the answer to my patients’

questions, you can be sure I’m going to do more research on their medical conditions so I can make them feel better.”

Apparently this board-certifi ed physician has been doing just that. “I might not have been sick, but I defi nitely wasn’t feeling right,” said Carlos Gutierrez, a luxury real estate broker in Miami Beach. “With all the exercise I do, I shouldn’t have this extra belly fat. Dr. Woliner looked beyond the numbers and found ways to optimize my nutrition, getting that weight off. Now I’m back playing rugby with my old college classmates.”

Carlos is just one of the many satisfi ed patients that frequent Dr. Woliner’s holistic medical practice located in Boca Raton. Five years ago, demand for his services grew so much that he needed to more than triple his space and move to a beautiful 3,500 square feet new offi ce on Glades Road.

It is the individualized attention that Dr. Woliner gives to each patient that has made his practice so successful. “I spend 80 minutes with each new patient,” explains Dr. Woliner, “and take the time to listen to them. It is more important to know which patient has a disease than to know which disease has the patient.”

Dr. Woliner also sees a lot of patients that have weight issues. With a bachelor’s degree in Nutrition from Cornell, he is well able to teach about diet and exercise, but realizes that a slow metabolism is often the culprit when a patient has trouble reducing. Dr. Woliner uses an indirect calorimetry machine to measure his patients’ metabolism more precisely, proving that a starvation diet isn’t necessary (or even appropriate) to help a patient reach their goal weight. “In addition to hypothyroidism, a slow metabolism could be caused by insulin resistance, food allergies or adrenal fatigue.”

There is one other thing that sets Dr. Woliner apart from his peers. Even though he has incorporated a functional medicine approach of diet, exercise, vitamins, and natural hormones, he still is very much grounded in evidence-based mainstream medicine, admitting patients and serving as vice-chair of the Continuing Medical Education committee at West Boca Medical Center. Dr. Woliner also is on the board of directors of the Palm Beach County Medical Society and a Volunteer Assistant Professor with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, showing a commitment not just to his patients, but to the community as a whole.

And the best part is that Dr. Woliner genuinely wants his patients to get well. “When my patients get better they don’t need to come back and see me, but I know I’ll treat their friends and relatives.” And isn’t that what family medicine is all about.

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For smile maker Dr. Yolanda Cintron, biological and cosmetic dentistry provides the opportunity for educating people and discovering what is possible in their lives and how we can achieve optimal levels of health.

“Invest in yourself; your Health is your Wealth,” says Dr. Cintron who focuses her biocompatible cosmetic-driven practice on helping patients achieve optimal

health and youth in a few visits. She incorporates innovative technologies, personalized treatment plans and an experienced, highly trained and dedicated team.

The newest trend is Anti-Aging and Biological (holistic) Dentistry. Physicians abroad are recommending all metals in their patients’ mouth be removed for optimal health. Not just anyone can remove these amalgam fi llings; there are many precautions that need to be taken when dealing with the removal.ANTI-AGING MEDICINE

Cardiologist, cancer specialists, endocrinologist and other medical experts are referring their patients to Dr. Cintron. These physicians understand how vital dental health is to the health of the whole body. Dr. Cintron is certifi ed by “The

IAOMT” to safely remove these potentially hazardous fi llings. The body naturally has an electric current, especially in the mouth because of its proximity to the brain. The upper teeth are less than 2 inches from the brain, which causes much concern. The electrical activity is dramatically increased due to the placement of the fi llings.

The combination of the elements in these fi llings releases both a positive and negative high electrical current and acts like small batteries in your mouth.

This has an impact in your immune and neurological system.DENTAL ARTISTRY

Rather than pursue a career as an artist, Dr. Cintron made the right decision to manifest her creative eye for beauty into smile rejuvenation. “The love and passion I have for people and their health led me to cosmetic dentistry,” she says. Offering patients over 25 years of experience, Dr. Cintron is a proud member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, an organization that boasts rigorous membership criteria, representing her high standards and attention to detail. “There are certain things you do not learn in school. An artistic eye, for example, is a God-given gift. Seeing how a smile can look its best at any age comes naturally to me. It is fascinating to see the improvements cosmetic dentistry can have on health, energy, self-esteem, and appearance.” Since she is an international practice; out-of-town patients are escorted the moment they land in Fort Lauderdale, and are assigned a personal concierge, who ensures all of their needs are met including accommodations, transportation and more.

Once the consultation begins, Dr. Cintron assesses each patient’s dental needs with high-tech photography and digital X-rays. After the data has been acquired, the patient is taken to a private offi ce where their case is presented to them and the Doctor speaks one-on-one about their goals, concerns and options.

A GENTLE TOUCH OF A WOMAN

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YOLANDA CINTRON DMDThe International Center

For Dental Excellence2021 East Commercial Blvd #208

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308(954) 938-4599

www.DrCintron.com

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“I HAVE TRIED EVERY DIET KNOWN TO MAN (OR MOMS) THESE LAST FEW YEARS – TO NO AVAIL.”

Alyson continued to tell me her story. “For example, this past summer, my best friend fl ew me to their home in Sonoma for an entire month. We ate nothing but organic everything, lean protein, I drank 150 ounce-plus of water a day and did a high intensity workout every morning mixing up interval training with boot camp at her gym. In exactly 30 days – I lost a grand total of THREE pounds. I didn’t even lose the initial ‘water weight’ everyone else loses.”

I empathized, “It’s hard to stay motivated with minimal results.”

“I’m willing to starve myself, if that would work. I even did two rounds of hCG. My wallet’s lighter, but that’s about it.”

“The FDA recently published a website, www.fda.gov/hcgdiet, detailing how hCG diet products are illegal, and how restrictive diets such as that one can cause electrolyte disturbances, an irregular heartbeat and are potentially fatal.” I continued, “But looking at your diet history, I don’t think the problem is one of eating too much.”

“Dr. Woliner, what else could it be? I have a friend that blew up taking Abilify for her depression, and another while on Actos for diabetes, but I’m not on any medications.”

“It’s true that many drugs have

weight gain as a common side effect [1]. But there are other causes of weight gain. With your other symptoms of cold intolerance, fatigue, and constipation, I’m thinking that you have an untreated thyroid condition [2].”

“I begged my other doctors to treat me for that, but they all said no.”

“Some doctors focus too much on lab tests without considering the patient’s history and physical exam fi ndings [3].

Thyroid hormone resistance is more common than people realize.”

Alyson sat with a puzzled look on her face. “So, even if these doctors said my tests were normal, I might still have a thyroid problem? [4]”

“The word ‘normal’ has many meanings. There is a difference between ‘common’ and ‘optimal’ [5]. Rather than using a range that includes people who are overweight and being treated for high cholesterol and other conditions, perhaps it would be better to use narrower ranges of persons who feel ‘dandy’ [6].”

“Does anyone even use that word anymore?”

“My practice is built on patient-to-patient referrals. Just liking my bedside manner is not enough to convince your friends to see me. You have to glow. So yes, I do plan on making you feel dandy.”

After fi nishing Alyson’s physical exam, my staff used our Korr indirect calorimetry machine to measure her metabolic rate [7].

“You’re at ‘minus 20%’. That’s one of slowest metabolism’s I’ve ever seen!”

“How do we fi x that?”“I use a holistic approach that

combines behavior changes, diet, exercise, supplements, and of course medications [8,9]. I prefer to use T3 based drugs as they have been shown to cause signifi cantly more weight loss than T4 drugs such as Synthroid alone [10].”

As I ramped up Alyson’s dose of thyroid medication, her fatigue and other symptoms began to resolve. To be on the safe side, I periodically rechecked her EKG and bone density, which remained normal [11].

“Dr. Woliner, your scale says I only lost 49 pounds, but at home, naked, I’m down 51!”Dr. Kenneth Woliner is a board-certifi ed family physician in private practice in Boca Raton. He can be reached at 9325 Glades Road, #104, Boca Raton, FL, 33434; 561-314-0950; [email protected]; www.holisticfamilymed.com

DO YOU HAVE AN OPTIMAL THYROID?

DR. KENNETHWOLINERBoard CertifiedFamily Physician

9325 Glades Road, Suite 104Boca Raton, FL 33434561-314-0950holisticfamilymed.com

THYROID HORMONE RESISTANCE IS MORE COMMON THAN PEOPLE REALIZE.

REFERENCES: [1] Singh T. Aripiprazole-induced weight gain. Psychiatry (Edgmont). 2005 Jun;2(6):19. [2] de Moura Souza A, Sichieri R. Association between serum TSH concentration within the normal range and adiposity. Eur J Endocrinol. 2011 Jul;165(1):11-5. [3] Kalra S, Khandelwal SK. Why are our hypothyroid patients unhappy? Is tissue hypothyroidism the answer? Indian J Endocrinol Metab. 2011 Jul;15(Suppl 2):S95-8. [4] Dickey RA, Wartofsky L, Feld S. Optimal thyrotropin level: normal ranges and reference intervals are not equivalent. Thyroid. 2005 Sep;15(9):1035-9. [5] Gurnell M, Halsall DJ, Chatterjee VK. What should be done when thyroid function tests do not make sense? Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2011 Jun;74(6):673-8. [6} Shomon M. The Optimal Treatment for Hypothyroidism – Interview with Dr. Ken Woliner. http://thyroid.about.com. January 10, 2011. [7] Kim B. Thyroid hormone as a determinant of energy expenditure and the basal metabolic rate. Thyroid. 2008 Feb;18(2):141-4. [8] Singh P, et al. The impact of yoga upon female patients suffering from hypothyroidism. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2011 Aug;17(3):132-4. [9] Schomburg L. Treating Hashimoto’s thyroiditis with selenium: no risks, just benefi ts? Thyroid. 2011 May;21(5):563-4. [10] Celi FS, et al. Metabolic effects of liothyronine therapy in hypothyroidism: a randomized, double-blind, crossover trial of liothyronine versus levothyroxine. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2011 Nov; 96(11):3466-74. [11] Ricken R, et al. Long-term treatment with supraphysiological doses of thyroid hormone in affective disorders - effects on bone mineral density. J Affect Disord. 2012 Jan;136(1-2):e89-94.

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There haven’t been any Vikings around for over 1,000 years yet, close to AIA just off Oakland Park Boulevard, there is a direct descendant of the Viking, Haakon Haakonson. Norway was never larger than when he ruled. Jarle Holstad, Jay to his clientele, maintained the Viking tradition of strength by developing the formula: Power = Weight divided by Time.

THE NO CARDIO ZONE

Cardio is important only if you eat wrong and work out wrong. Walking for 30 minutes burns 150 calories. As soon as you stop walking, the calorie burning stops. Working out with weights for 30 minutes burns a 1,000 calories and calories continue to burn many hours afterwards, if your concentrate. Concentration is the secret to burning calories and building muscles.

If your health is important to you there are 3 things to remember.

The most important thing is mental attitude, then nutrition and fi nally, functioning. Functioning is performing daily tasks.

If how you look is important to you, then you do cosmetic body building. This is looking into the mirror, seeing what you don’t like and targeting the areas you want to improve. If you are pear shaped and you do cardio and lose weight, you are just a smaller pear. If you do cosmetic body building you concentrate on changing the shape of your body, you lose weight and you tailor the pear.

Only weight can tone a muscle. Cardio cannot tone a muscle. In order to tone a muscle and sculpt a body the blood has to stay in the area you want to focus on until the job is done. If you jump around, do circuit training and exhaust yourself, nothing is accomplished. You may lose weight, but you never tone.

When people come to my gym I ask them “do you want to look like a sprinter or do you want to look like a long distance runner?” No one

has ever said they want to look like a long distance runner. It’s more work to run a 5K than to run 100 yards. But, the sprinter does more work per second than the long distance runner. This is the reason their bodies look dramatically different.

Power = Weight divided by Time is proven success if you want to change the way you look.

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JAY HOLSTAD

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For over 35 years, Roger H. Stewart, MD has been a pioneer in cosmetic dermatology and skin cancer treatment, employing state-of-the-art technology in his East Fort Lauderdale practice.

As we age, our skin continually changes. Over time, wrinkles and uneven color are compounded by a reduction in the resiliency of the skin and changes in the contours of the face. What begins as an apple shape can end up as a pear shape as gravity, heredity, hormones and environmental factors like sun damage come into play.

In the past, invasive surgery in the form of a facelift and/or other lift surgeries were the most common solution to tighten loose skin from aging. FDA-approved Ultherapy is a new type of non-surgical, non-invasive tightening procedure that uses ultrasound and the body’s own natural healing processes to lift, tone, and tighten loose skin on the brow, neck, and under the chin.

Unlike surgery, there is no cutting and no needles or recovery period. Ultherapy uses ultrasound to stimulate the deep structural support layers of the skin—including those typically addressed in a surgical facelift—without disturbing the surface of the skin. Using ultrasound, Ultherapy specifi cally targets the deep, structural skin tissues where collagen is located, working from the inside-out to lift and tighten skin.

A smooth hand-piece is placed on your skin and an image of the tissue beneath is projected on a screen, allowing your practitioner to “see” where they will treat your

skin. Using the hand-piece, tiny deposits of focused ultrasound energy are delivered at precise depths below the skin. Your body’s response to this energy is to stimulate the growth of fresh, new collagen. The result is a tightening and gradual lifting—or shifting—of the skin back into a more youthful position and form-fi tting shape.

The procedure typically takes 60-90 minutes, after which you can return to normal activities immediately. Results typically unfold over the course of 2-3 months, and for up to 6 months in some cases, including a noticeable lifting and tightening of the skin on the neck, under the chin, along the jawline, and on the brow.

While ultrasound does not duplicate the results of surgery, many patients are either not ready for a face lift, and/or prefer a more natural looking result. In

these cases, Ultherapy provides a noticeable improvement without the cost, risk and downtime of surgery.

For more information on Ultherapy including “before & after” treatment photos, visit www.skincenter.com. To set up a free consultation with Roger H. Stewart, M.D. to discuss Ultherapy and/or any of a range of treatment options, call the Skin Center team today at (954) 903-0332.

UPLIFTING RESULTS

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ROGER H.STEWART, M.D.Skin Center

6550 North Federal Hwy., Suite 330Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308(954) 903-0332SkinCenter.com

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HeadmasterSpotlightUniversity School

Headmaster Dr. Jerome S. Chermak

Educational Visionary Takes School Into Future

Jerome S. Chermak, Ed.D., is an education leader for the 21st century. As the headmaster of University School of Nova Southeastern University (NSU), Chermak’s philosophy is very much in line with the private, pre-k through 12 college preparatory school’s founding principles created 42 years ago, yet his is a vision for today.

“University School is an environment where students receive the knowledge, skills, and habits that are required for them to be successful, but it is also a place where we are developing global leaders who have a sense of responsibility. We want our students to be well-prepared academically, but we also want our students to be of good character,” said Chermak.

Having the University School located on the main campus of Nova Southeastern University also allows students unprecedented access to a university environment, which Chermak believes gives students a leg up as they prepare for post-secondary school life.

As the school’s headmaster since 1999, the educator also brings a deeper understanding to the inner workings of University School on many levels. “When I arrived in Florida 31 years ago, I had two goals: to fi nd a position in education and to also fi nd schooling for my children. I looked at University School for my two children and I didn’t have to search any further.”

Chermak said that because he and his wife, Sheila, were University School parents for 18 years, he brings a perspective which allows him to look at issues and concerns from many different sides. As an educator, too, he has held various positions at the school as social studies chairman, as teacher in the middle and upper schools, as well as the director of the lower and middle schools. Before his appointment as headmaster, he was the associate headmaster for 10 years.

As headmaster for the past 14 years, Chermak has been lauded for his achievements as a leader and for his innovative developments of exemplary educational opportunities. Visit the 28-acre “campus-within-a-campus” at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, and his vision is evident.

Since 2005, and in collaboration with NSU, the headmaster instituted the largest expansion project in the school’s four decade history — a multi-year $100 million investment that has created a school that reflects University School’s past, present, and most importantly, its future.

“We’ve developed an excellent facility, which not only gives students and faculty state-of-the-art equipment in environmentally friendly buildings in a beautiful setting, but it also establishes a sense of place. This is an atmosphere that encourages students and faculty to thrive during and after school in a safe environment on the NSU campus,” said Chermak.

Two media centers are available for students in the Middle and Upper schools. There is also a Mac Media Laboratory, where students interact with software that enhances the classroom experience, and is housed inside the 137,000 square-foot, 750-seat Epstein Center for the Arts. Students also have access to wet and dry art studios, and a professional dance studio.

The school’s athletic program has grown under Chermak’s leadership as well, including the addition of football, lacrosse and rowing teams. The Suns Varsity Football Team won its division to become the 2012 State of Florida 3A Champions.

Academic and arts programs are also consistently recognized for high achievement.

University School’s speech and debate team won its third consecutive state title in 2013, while four of the school’s visual artists were recognized nationally in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.

Chermak is also proud of his faculty with more than 70 percent of the school’s 181 faculty members holding advanced degrees. “We have leading educators who each day promote all of our students’ abilities to learn, grow and succeed academically, socially and personally.”

Additionally, University School’s early childhood programs set a foundation for success and a love for learning in a child-centered environment. Active learning, personalized instruction, and skilled early childhood teachers who use a combination of developmental theories to design a unique learning program for each child are the hallmarks of University School’s early childhood programs and set it apart from other PreK facilities.

Furthermore, in his role as headmaster of University School, Chermak serves as a dean at the university level; a distinction, which he said, allows for the school to be on par with the other schools and colleges at NSU.

“We have many collaborative programs with these centers that benefi t our students and allow for unparalleled student research opportunities. Because of these educational, fulfi lling and unique opportunities, by the time many of our students graduate, they have been fully immersed in a higher educational atmosphere.”

While there are many resources available to students who attend University School, Chermak believes that its location on the campus and its collaboration with NSU, the eighth-largest not-for-profi t private university in the nation, is a unique advantage.

“The fact that we are an integral part of Nova Southeastern University, an outstanding research university that continues to position itself as a premier institution of higher learning, is an affi liation that cannot be underestimated.”

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Café MaxxImpeccable dining, unpretentious ambience

Café Maxx is a destination, not just a dining experience. Those who desire impeccable food in a lively yet unpretentious atmosphere will be drawn to this landmark restaurant in Pompano Beach.

Darrel Broek greets guests as they enter the main dining area. He has a charm and energy that’s captivating. The same is true of Chef Oliver Saucy, as he moves effortlessly in his kitchen preparing enticing

dishes for patrons in the café. That identical energy radiates throughout the staff. Justin Dever, our server, has been with Café Maxx for more than 13 years. He enthusiastically shares how the chef changes the menu daily, but some items are favorites and remain always. He’s not a typical server. Justin has taken a step beyond to learn specifi cs on wine, food, and how to educate the diner on what is best to order with a specifi c entrée.

Chef Oliver makes it extraordinarily diffi cult to

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choose between appetizers. They’re all enticing. The fresh chilled Maine Lobster Summer Roll with citrus and sweet chili ponzu is light and delicious. The Slice of Caviar Pie is served with egg, onion, layers of sour cream, and topped with tobiko caviar. It’s wonderful. But there are two must-haves appetizers you won’t want to miss. The Tuna Sashimi Pizza is unique. Served on a fried wonton, this crispy pizza with wasabi cream cheese, ginger, and caviar is outrageous.

“Almost every table orders the pizza,” Justin smiles, and now I know why. The most tempting is the Sautéed Hudson Valley Duck Foie Gras. Served with key lime curd, wilted spinach, and orange-pomegranate sauce, this is beyond words. The curd almost resembles a bread pudding. Unbelievably delectable!

There are many options when ordering at Café Maxx. Soups, salads, pastas, lighter fare (reduced calories, lower carbohydrates and smaller portions), along with other selections that will tempt you. There is something for every palate.

When the entrees are served, every plate is a piece of art.

The Dark Cherry and Raspberry

Glazed Duck Breasts rest on a double potato and mascarpone au gratin with beans and carrots. The sauce is a mixture between a touch of sweet with the right amount of spice to sneak up on you. The Three Peppercorn Filet Mignon is tender and extraordinary. The steak is prepared spot on and is delicately placed next to the three cheese au gratin potatoes, shallot-thyme compound butter, and natural jus. This is one menu item that is always offered and ordered. A fi sh dish not to miss is the Lemon Herb Salmon. Perfectly seasoned, fl aky and delicious, the salmon is placed on top of ruby and gold beets, sweet potatoes, spinach, and just the right amount of citrus butter.

By this time, you are satiated but you cannot miss dessert. Room must be made for pastry chef Bernie Delacruz’s specials and house favorites. I believe in eating desserts always. Life is short and sweets are worth indulging. I also believe that Café Maxx’s Butterscotch Bread Pudding may be one of the best I have ever had in the world. Served with pretzel crumble, caramel drizzle, and vanilla ice cream, you will not be disappointed. The Warm Apple Tart with apple jack caramel, almond frangipane, and cinnamon-scented ice cream also rivals the pudding. Also worth mentioning is the Vanilla Bean Crème Brulee. You will love the almond lace cup with pineapple rum caramel sauce and cookies decorating the plate.

Café Maxx celebrated its 29th year anniversary last month. Enjoy a simply wonderful dinner or celebrate something special with Darrel and Chef Oliver.

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85th Annual Academy Awards PartyTake Shape Plastic Surgery held its annual

85th Annual Academy Awards Party In

Support of The American Cancer Society

on Sunday, February 24, 2013. The top

three best costume winners received botox

injections as well as a free facial for the

worst costume!


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The Lillian S. Wells Women’s

Center held a fun night with tasty

food, wine, and music. There were

Botox and Filler demonstrations,

mammography, tours, chair

massages, and vendors galore

available to all.

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The Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance

of Broward County, in partnership with

Lifestyle Media Group, held a “cocktails and

conversation” party at Shula’s On the Beach.

It is located at the Westin Beach Resort and

Spa in Fort Lauderdale.

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2-1-1 Broward hosted a fabulous

Club 2-1-1 Connecting Event for 75

local business people and members

of the community at Sardelli Italian

Steakhouse on Wednesday, March

20.

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Lifestyle Publications and Grille

401 hosted the fi rst of a series

of CEO Connect events on March

21. Guests of the inaugural event

enjoyed cocktails, appetizers, and

an intimate one-on-one interview

between Gary Press, CEO of Lifestyle

Media Group, and Terry Stiles,

Chairman and CEO of Stiles talking

about life, business, and everything

in between.

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hottest social notables,

philanthropists, and

professionals showed off their

dazzling denim while dancing

the night away at the 5th Annual

Fancy Jeans Party Sponsored

by The Wasie Foundation on

Feb. 23 at Passion Nightclub at

the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel

& Casino. The evening raised

over $167,000 for Jessica June

Children’s Cancer Foundation.

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