SEVERE WEATHER: For the southern states, tornado season is typical-ly from March to June. As we enter into tornado season, familiarize yourself with possible actions to take when threatened with severe weather. • Be proactive by monitoring local weather via television, phone weather alert apps, internet, ra-dio or observation.• Familiarize yourself with the building emer-gency procedures found at www.mylincolncentre.com listed under the emergency procedures tab on the left of the page, then click on the severe weather tab.• Identify safe areas to shelter in place preferably located near the center of the floor such as con-ference rooms, file rooms, restrooms or stairwells. • When the Security Operations Center is notified of severe weather, an announcement will be made through the public address system in all buildings.Upon notification of severe weather or Tornado:DO: Take action by placing yourself and others away from all areas of exterior glass and move to the center of the floor. Conference rooms, file rooms, restrooms and stairwells may be used.DO: Continue to monitor local weather to deter-mine if it will affect the building you are in.DO: Listen for additional information broadcast-ed over the public address system.DO: Notify Security of any damage or injuries.DON’T: Congregate in the building lobbies to look outside.DON’T: Evacuate the building unless instructed by the management office.

If you find yourself in the building lobbies dur-ing a severe weather outbreak, seek shelter away from the building exterior glass by moving to a safer location such as the lower level of the park-ing garage, hallway corridors or restrooms.

Grant Stitt | Director of Security

General ManagerJack Gardner972.770.2449jack.gardner@

cis.cushwake.com

Senior Property ManagerJack Nye

972.770.2429jack.nye@

cis.cushwake.com

Chief EngineerScott Grissom972-770-2488

scott.grissom@cis.cushwake.com

Corporate ConciergeAmy Booth

972-770-2171amy.booth@

cis.cushwake.com

LeasingVice President

Matt Schendle972-770-2727

matt.schendle@cushwake.com

ParkingLaz Parking

Jessica Beltran972.770.2497

jbeltran@lazparking.com

Security DirectorGrant Stitt

972-770-2496grant.stitt@

ops.waldensecurity.com

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CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD MANAGEMENT OFFICE

Three Lincoln Centre, Suite 200972.980.9700

Centre Stage is a monthly publication for the tenants of Lincoln Centre.

Lincoln Centre is an investment of TIAA-CREF

LINCOLN CENTRE SERVICES DIRECTORY

C.A.R.S. Auto Service...972.701.0227Chase Bank...................972.934.7500Fitness Club..................972.982.8400Gift Gallery...................972.701.5191Hilton Hotel.................972.934.8400HQ Global WorkspacesExecutive Suites...........972.663.9300Shear Magic Hair Salon.....................972.960.7315Shoe Shine Stand.........972.770.2419

RESTAURANTS

The H Bar......................972.934.8400Crockett’s......................972.934.8400Gateway Newstand & Deli............................972.934.3826L’Express.......................972.934.8400Lincoln Centre Cafe´...972.707.7797Starbucks......................972.934.8400

A P R I L 2 0 1 4

Amy BoothCorporate Concierge

Two/Three Lincoln Centre Desk972.770.2171

amy.booth@cis.cushwake.com

S P E C I A L E V E N T S

Thru 4/6 Birds in Paradise Dallas Arboretum4/2-6 Disney on Ice, Let’s Celebrate American Airlines Center4/4-5 5th Annual ARTsPARK NorthPark Center4/4-6 NASCAR Texas Motor Speedway4/10-7/12 Spring Thoroughbred Racing Season Lone Star Park, Grand Prairie4/19 Deep Ellum Outdoor Market 2800 Main Street4/25-26 Mesquite ProRodeo Mesquite Arena, Mesquite, TX4/26-27 Earth Day Texas Fair ParkThru 6/18 A Code of Honor Dallas Holocaust Museum

M U S I C

4/10 Bruce in the USA Dallas Arboretum4/11 The Barber of Seville, Free Simulcast AT&T Stadium4/15-27 Evita Music Hall at Fair Park4/15-27 Beauty and the Beast Winspear Opera House4/17 Emerald City Dallas Arboretum4/23 Vocal Alcove Meyerson Symphony Center4/24 The Molly Ringwalds Dallas Arboretum4/29 Dallas Chamber Symphony Dallas City Performance Hall

T H E A T R E / D A N C E

4/25 Charlotte’s Web Dallas Children’s TheaterThru 5/4 Music & Comedy for the Family Addison Improv Comedy Club

S P O R T S

Dallas Mavericks American Airlines Center4/1 Mavs vs.Warriors 4/10 Mavs vs. Spurs4/12 Mavs vs. Suns

Texas Rangers Globe Life Park Arlington, Texas4/1-2 Rangers vs. Phillies4/11-13 Rangers vs. Astros4/14-17 Rangers vs. Mariners4/18-20 Rangers vs. White Sox4/28-30 Rangers vs. Athletics

Dallas Stars American Airlines Center4/8 Stars vs. Predators4/11 Stars vs. Blues

FC Dallas Toyota Stadium4/12 FC Dallas vs. Seattle4/19 FC Dallas vs. Toronto

NCAA Men's Final Four AT&T Stadium4/5-7 Men’s College Basketball

CALENDAR OF EVENTSApril 2014

PROGRESS AT ONE LINCOLN CENTRE

The construction project to the entrance of One

Lincoln Centre is in the final stages. The concrete

has been poured, and the landscaping is beginning

to flourish. The Lincoln Centre monument with the

flags are in the process of being completed for the final

first stage of this project. The next stage of this proj-

ect is the installation of the parking gates on the west

surface lot, excluding visitor parking spaces on the

north and south entrances. The gate system will not

be operational until the project is completed in May.

The shuttle service will continue to trans-

port visitors and tenants between the retail and west

surface parking lots and One Lincoln Centre.

The Management Staff of Cushman &

Wakefield wishes to thank everyone for the coopera-

tion and patience during this project.

LUNCH 'N' LEARNDALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

Educational Opportunities For Tenants

Conference CenterTwo Lincoln Centre, Suite 240

Tuesday, April 29, 2014Noon – 1:00 p.m.

Considering an MBA or perhaps completing your undergraduate degree? A brief overview of pro-grams offered by DBU will be presented, as well as information on DBU’s Portfolio program for adult undergraduate students. The Portfolio al-lows adult students to earn up to 30 hours of col-lege credit based on lifelong learning. Lunch will be provided, and the meeting will be limited to 25. Please contact Amy at the Concierge Desk to make a reservation, 972.770.2171.

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONRecycle | Reduce | Reuse

The first Earth Day was April 22, 1970, the day the modern environmental movement was born. Now over a billion people in 190 countries take action for Earth Day. It is the largest, most widely celebrated environmental event, and Lincoln Centre joins events held worldwide to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

COMPLIMENTARY RECYCLING OF ELECTRONICS | HOBI INTERNATIONALTuesday, April 22

Two/Three Lincoln Centre Dock 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.One Lincoln Centre Dock 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

This is an opportunity for Lincoln Centre employees to recycle electronic products in a manner that is both safe for the environment and convenient. Hobi International will be providing this service, and all material will be processed domestically in accordance with all local, state and federal requirements. A certificate of recycling will be mailed after the items are turned in for destruction and are properly recycled.

What will HOBI accept during the collection event?Computers and Peripherals • Printers • Computer Monitors • Televisions

What will HOBI not accept during the collection event?Refrigerators • Microwaves • Household Electronic Devices (Hair Dryers, Toasters, Coffee Makers)

Consumer Electronics (Stereos, Speakers, VCRs, Camcorders) • VCR Tapes and Cassette Tapes

This is a complimentary service provided for the tenants of Lincoln Centre. The only charge would be for a CRT Monitor which would be invoiced from HOBI for $12.

RECYCLING AWARENESS UPDATE | BALCONES RECYCLINGWednesday, April 23

Two/Three Lincoln Centre Lobby 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Balcones Recycling will have a booth in the Two/Three Lincoln Centre Lobby during the noon hours for the purpose of promoting the recycling program at Lincoln Centre. Our recycling program includes a container for “anything that tears” and a container for plastic beverage bottles. Please stop by with any questions, and perhaps you would like one of the giveaways.

COMPLIMENTARY SHREDDING | IRON MOUNTAINThursday, April 24

Two/Three Lincoln Centre – Bond Avenue 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. One Lincoln Centre Parking Lot 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Services provided by Iron Mountain:• Protection against all identity theft • All documents will be shredded on site

All documents will be protected until they are shredded • Bring only paper to be shredded, and remove large metal binders and clips

All shredded material will be recycled • There will be a 7 box limit per company

DISCOUNT TICKETS

All discount tickets include tax. Tickets available at the

Two/Three Concierge DeskCheck, Money Order or Cashier’s Check

TICKETS PRICE

AMC $8.00 (save $3.00)CINEMARK $7.50 (save $3.00)

DALLAS ARBORETUMAdult & Child $11.00

DALLAS ZOOAdult & Child $10.00

FT. WORTH ZOOAdult $9.50 (save $2.50)Child/Senior $6.50 (save $2.50)

SIX FLAGSOne Day Pass $43.19 (save $25)Season Pass $75.59 (save $10)SF/HH Combo $97.19 (save $10)

LEGOLANDGeneral $12.99 (save up to $6)

PEROT MUSEUMGeneral $10.00

SEA LIFEGeneral $12.99 (save up to $6)

SCARBOROUGHAdult $18.00 (save $6.00)Child/Senior $9.00 (save $1.00)

LINCOLN CENTREwww.mylincolncentre.com

LINCOLN CENTRE FITNESS CLUBwww.mylcfc.com

SCARBOROUGH RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL

April 6 – May 27

Celebrate the splendor and majesty of the 16th century Renaissance days of King Henry VIII at Scarborough Faire the Re-naissance Festival. The village of Scarbor-ough invites you to experience the spec-tacle of mighty knights jousting for honor. Watch the amazing feats of the Royal Fal-coner and swashbuckling swordfighters. Be entertained by jugglers, magicians, bawdy wenches and much more on the 11 stages. There are 200 craft shops and food fit for a king.

Tickets may be purchased through Con-cierge Services:

Tickets Gate Price Concierge PriceAdult $24.00 $18.00 Child (5-12) $10.00 $9.00

For more information, view: www.ScarboroughRenFest.com

LINCOLN CENTRE FITNESS CLUBGroup Exercise Schedule | Spring 2014

972.982.8441

All classes 45 minutes unless annotated *30 minutes ** 60 minutesThe Fitness Center is now offering Royal Roots Juices that are organic, local and cold-pressed.

These juices are great for a post workout energizer. There are 2 sizes of bottles, priced at $5 and $10.

EASTER BRUNCHHilton Hotel – Crockett’s

Sunday, April 20th11:00 a.m. – 2:00 pm

Complimentary Mimosas•

Salad StationFruits and Cheeses

Smoked Salmon, Shrimp, Crab ClawsPrime Rib, Roast Salmon, Chicken

Eggs BenedictOmelets cooked to order

•Banana Crepes with Nutella

Miniature Chocolate Desserts•

Adults, $39.95Children 5 – 12, $15.95

Call for reservations:972.934.8400, ext. 5342

PEROT MUSEUMThe World’s Largest Dinosaurs

Opens April 6

"The World’s Largest Dinosaurs", which was recently on view in Paris at the Mu-seum National d’Histoire Naturelle, draws on cutting-edge paleo-biological research that looks in part to living organisms to make inferences about how these giants—some of which grew to be longer than 150 feet, or the length of four standard city buses—were able to thrive, as a group, for approximately 140 million years. Through innovative exhibits, "The World’s Largest Dinosaurs" takes visitors beyond the bones and into the bodies of these titans, shed-ding light on how heart rate, respiration, metabolism and reproduction are linked to size. This innovative, interactive exhibi-tion includes a life-sized, fleshed-out model of a 60-foot-long, 11-foot-tall female Ma-menchisaurus, known for its remarkable 30-foot neck. An interactive excavation will show visitors how dinosaurs are discovered in the field through a replicated dig site. Tickets to "The World’s Largest Di-nosaurs" are timed entry and available on a first-come, first-served basis. To avoid long lines and sell outs, visitors are strongly en-couraged to purchase advanced tickets at pe-rotmuseum.org. You may purchase the dis-counted ticket to the general museum at the Concierge Desk for $10.00. Then, there is an additional fee to The Dinosaur exhibit cost-ing $6.00 for adults and $5.00 for children.

Monday11:30 a.m.

Boot Camp Blast**12:30 p.m. Kickboxing

Tuesday6:15 a.m.

Muscle Conditioning*11:00 a.m. Core Class

11:30 a.m. Pilates12:30 p.m. Step/Circuit**4:30 p.m. Core Yoga

Wednesday**11:00 a.m.

Muscle Conditioning**12:30 p.m. Kickboxing

Thursday**11:00 a.m.

Yoga for Weight Loss12:30 p.m.

Total Body Conditioning

Friday**11:30 a.m.

Pilates12:30 p.m.

Zumba

LOBBY DEMONSTRATION

Two/Three Lincoln Centre LobbyWednesday, April 16

8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.One Lincoln Centre Lobby

Thursday, April 178:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.

Breakfast treats and coupons availableSave up to $20 on an oil and filter change

now through April 30th