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Many exciting events have been taking place over the past few weeks and “Manning coming to the Miami Dolphins” has been top on the list. We’ll have to see how that plays out. Still, as the philanthropic season marks its end, new experiences will commence.

This month indicates the beginning of springtime. The rains will fall and everything will begin to bloom. It seems nature knows exactly what she is doing when it comes to life, even though we sometimes try to divert what is about to happen with our own plans.

Things change, time moves and hurt passes, but the one thing which remains constant is life will go on. Elton John put it to words and song, saying, “In the circle of life it’s the wheel of fortune, it’s the leap of faith, it’s the band of hope, till we fi nd our place on the path unwinding in the circle, the circle of life.”

As in years past, many communities will be holding ceremonies and Relay’s for Life. This American Cancer Society fundraising effort brings together survivors, patients and memories of fi ghts well fought. Like many, I know or knew family and friends with this terrible disease, so I participate, contributing my time and resources to the successful efforts of the organizers. But this year takes on a whole new meaning. Recently my mother underwent a procedure to remove a lump and more was uncovered. Now, we are discussing the options about future protocols.

She is in relatively good health and high spirits. The qualities

resonating from her are of optimism and gratitude. In her mid-seventies, and a widow for more than ten years, she has a calm reassurance about her knowing we all will face our time.

Mom always taught me that life will bring you opportunities and obstacles. I’ve come to understand that it’s not what you face which reveals ones true self, but how you face it. You have to make each day count and leave behind a better place for future generations. So, I encourage you to participate in some way in making our city a better place, in your own way, and thus completing the circle.

Many of us will also celebrate our respective High Holidays – Easter and Passover. These holidays

commemorate a rebirth of spiritual proportion. I wish all my family and friends the happiest of holidays.

So, as you move into the month ahead and as you try to fi nd your way on the path, I urge you to make each day count and to follow the words of Ghandi, “Be the Change You Want to See in the World!”

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14 THE BUZZ

STYLE 16 Resort Accessories 18 Spring Skin

HAPPENINGS 20 Come Sail Away 22 Boys and Girls Club 24 MS Bike Ride 26 American Cancer Society Gala 28 Non-Profi t Academy Awards

COVER STORY 32 Weston Relay For Life

PEOPLE 40 Nancy Werter-Winn 48 Straight 2 Your Door

56 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

FEATURES 62 Top 10 Gadgets 66 Catalonia

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wearing Henri Bendel accessories.

But while the venerable brand has never gone out of style, it seems

that it has extra special buzz in 2012. Why?

Maybe, because Henri Bendel specializes in fashionable

accessories, cosmetics, jewelry, footwear, fragrances and more attracting a rabid following of

female sophisticates.

If you can’t visit the fl agship store in Manhattan (a landmark), visit www.henribendel.com to fi nd a

location near you.

So why is Henri Bendel hot?

Maybe it’s the signature black and white colors of its handbags

and beauty cases, or maybe it’s because trendsetters like Rachel

Bilson and Abigail Breslin have been spotted wearing Henri Bendel around Hollywood.

Check out Henri Bendel’s Fresh and Flirty spring collection

of handbags called the No. 7 Citrus Collection and the brand

new “Henri Rocks Chandelier Earrings.” You’ll be sure to turn

heads.You don’t have to love country or

folk music to love The Civil Wars. You just have to love good music.

Take it from us, The Civil Wars are about to break. The group, fresh off winning two Grammy’s, is composed of singer-songwriters Joy Williams and John Paul White.

They’ve already appeared on

Letterman and Leno, recorded with Taylor Swift and been christened the “next big thing” by the `in the know’ critics, including your friends at Lifestyle Publications.

Check out their album Barton Hollow and remember your friends at Lifestyle Publications told you fi rst.

Foodies are predicting the rise of gluten free fare and retro foods and the fall of cupcakes and pop-up restaurants.

While we are not ready to write off the cupcake, we do think the gluten free movement has legs.

An estimated 10 percent of the population has some sort of gluten s e n s i t i v i t y — g i v i n g restaurants a chance to cash in by serving this growing niche.

As for retro fare, start looking for the tried and true to reappear on your menus: meatloaf, fried chicken, hot dogs and fruit pies are making their way from the diner to a wider variety of restaurants. Maybe it’s the times, maybe it’s the nostalgia—but there’s something to be said for bringing back meatloaf. This food just makes you smile.

Another trend worth watching is the growth of “communal restaurant tables.” Whether you’re a party of six or a table for one, it doesn’t matter.

When upscale restaurants offer communal tables there is room for everyone. Shy diners may have to adjust to sharing a meal next to strangers, but social folks will appreciate the opportunity to meet new people over a memorable meal. Watch for this European trend to grow in the United States in 2012 and beyond.

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4 Pour La Victoire Women’s Taryn Platform Sandal, $265

5 DSQUARED2 Women’s Blondie Maine Ankle-Strap Sandal, $775

6 Gucci Women’s GUCCI 3503/S Oversized Square Sunglasses, $295

7 Sabre Runaway Cat Eye Sunglasses, $100

8 Carrera Champion/M/S Aviator Sunglasses, $120

9 Cole Haan Women’s Brooke Small B38073 Tote, $367.50

10 Kate Spade New York Gold Coast Maryanne Shoulder Bag, Flo Coral, One Size, $478

11 Kate Spade New York Hopper House Little Shyla Clutch, $298

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“Come Sail Away” at Temple Dor Dorim’s 16th Anniversary Main Event and Auction on Saturday, April 14, 2012. With Royal Caribbean International as the Main sponsor, everyone will enjoy an evening of casino gaming, music and entertainment, incredible food and “cruising” fun!

This function is the major annual fundraising event for Temple Dor Dorim which will provide funding for youth scholarships along with educational and innovative programs. A portion of the funds raised by our event this year will be contributed back to our community through Kids in Distress.

Jacqueline and Henry Gillman, chairs of the Main Event, are very supportive of Temple Dor Dorim’s mitzvah {good deed} of giving back to the community by supporting Kids in Distress. “Thanks to the generosity of our loyal sponsors and our dedicated committee, the Main Event will be a night of adventure and excitement.

The evening will be fi lled with

silent auction style shopping and a Live Auction featuring an Azamara Cruise. The Grand Raffl e prize is a fabulous 7 Day Caribbean Cruise for Two onboard the Oasis or Allure of the Seas donated by Royal Caribbean. Tickets for the raffl e can be purchased at $25 each or 5 for $100. A preview of the auction items and raffl e tickets are available

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Tickets are $90. If you are interested in attending, making a donation or for any other information, please call Lauren Cabanas at 954-389-1232 or [email protected].

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Spinners to Headline Boys & Girls Club of Broward County 45th Annual Dinner Auction HOPING TO BUILD ON MORE THAN FOUR DECADES OF SUCCESS IN HELPING CHILDREN FIND THEIR WAY, THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BROWARD COUNTY IS HOSTING ITS 45TH ANNUAL DINNER AUCTION AT THE SEMINOLE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO. HEADLINING THE NIGHT WILL BE THE ICONIC ’70S SOUL AND DISCO GROUP, THE SPINNERS.

The group will perform its timeless classics at this black tie optional event – which has become Broward County’s longest established fundraiser. Attendance is expected

to top 750 guests. Tickets are $250 per person, with sponsorships available from $5,000. All proceeds from the evening will support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County.

“Every year, we’re excited and humbled at the turnout we get from guests, sponsors and

supporters,” said Brian Quail, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs Broward County. Event chairs are Michelle Case, Jim Robertson and Julie Russell. “The co-chairs, the support team and all of our backers throughout the business and civic community work

hard to make the dinner auction the year’s can’t-miss event. They’ve done it again this year.”

It’s little surprise that the event is well attended. The organization’s success is known throughout the community. As a 501(c)3 organization, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County is committed to enabling young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Programming is focused in three core areas: Academic Success, Good Character and Citizenship and Healthy Lifestyles. It serves over 12,000 “at-risk” youth in 12 Clubs throughout Broward County. In 2011, 90% of Club Members progressed to the next grade level and 94% of Members graduated from high school.

The night also will serve as the sixth anniversary of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County’s “Generals

Club.” This elite group of companies and executives in the construction and building industry help raise money for the organization. Generals Co-Chairmen are Jim Robertson and Bob Case.

Through this partnership with successful and charitable industry professionals, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County have pioneered programs for trade education and have joined together to build youth excitement and desire for a career in construction. More than 1,000 children participate in Boys & Girls Clubs construction oriented programs annually in Broward County, with hundreds participating in construction site visits and seminars, learning from career fairs, and completing 90 hours of education and hands-on learning.

The dinner and auction begins at 6pm on Saturday, April 21, 2012, with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Dinner is served at 8 pm. For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact Megan Johansen at [email protected] or (954) 537-3324.

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The MS Bike Ride is Florida’s premier and most exciting charity cycling event, raising money to support research, programs and services to 6,000 South Floridians affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Last year’s ride raised nearly $1.8 million through corporate sponsorships and fundraising efforts of the cyclists, volunteers and donors.

“The Zimmerman MS Bike Ride Presented by Mack Cycle and Fitness is an event to remember with festivities and entertainment which attract thousands of cycling enthusiasts,” said Karen Dresbach, National MS Society, South Florida Chapter President. “It is truly inspiring to see each rider become motivated to cycle hundreds of miles to support the cause.”

Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system. It interrupts the fl ow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body. Symptoms range from numbness and tingling to blindness and paralysis. The progress, severity and specifi c symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be

predicted, but advances in research and treatment are moving closer to a world free of MS.

The ride takes off from Homestead-Miami Speedway on April 21st at 7:00 AM, with a lap around the track NASCAR style, then stops overnight at John Pennekamp Park in Key Largo. Once all riders arrive at the park, they will celebrate in a festival-like atmosphere with food, fun and entertainment. Riders can either camp for free at the park or make hotel accommodations. After a good night’s sleep and hearty breakfast, the riders will return to the Speedway

on April 22nd for the fi nale where dedicated volunteers will cheer them across the fi nish line and present medals. Rest stops will be available every 4 – 9 miles with food, drinks, fi rst aid, bike repair, fun themes and more.

This year, Emmy Award-nominated host Phil Keoghan will be riding with the Mack Cycle and Fitness team. Keoghan is the producer and host of the popular reality competition show The Amazing Race.

Children and families are also invited to participate in a Kids and Family Ride on April 21st at 9:00 AM. There is a $15 fundraising minimum for kids 12 and under plus free registration, $50 minimum for teens ages 13 – 17, $150 minimum for adults 18 and older all with a $20 registration fee.

In addition to the generous support from the title and presenting sponsors, Zimmerman Advertising and Mack Cycle and Fitness, the following companies have committed to be major supporters of the MS Bike Ride: DHL, Maroone, FedEx, Amex, Subway and UPS.

To register or volunteer for the Zimmerman MS Bike Ride Presented by Mack Cycle and Fitness visit www.msbikefl orida.org, email ms150bike@fl s.nmss.org or call 1-800-FIGHT-MS (344-4867).

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Held at Gulfstream Park, the 2012 Birthday Ball will honor Dr. Fred Lippman, Chancellor at Nova Southeast University and former State Representative; Alligator Ron Bergeron, philanthropic leader in Broward, and Survivor of the Year, Roth Sabath.

Reaching Out to Cancer Kids, or R.O.C.K., is made up of three programs for children with cancer or who have survived childhood cancers. It includes the R.O.C.K. Scholarship Program, R.O.C.K. Family Weekend, and R.O.C.K. Camp.

Established in 1976, R.O.C.K. Camp is the fi rst camp for children with cancer in the U.S. Held at Camp Boggy Creek, R.O.C.K. provides kids ages 7 to 16 being treated for cancer or who have survived the disease the opportunity to enjoy summer camp without having to feel different from other children. R.O.C.K. Camp

features traditional summer camp activities such as swimming, music, arts and crafts, fi shing, horseback riding and camp fi res.

“It is free to the kids due to the generosity of those who attend our Annual Ball,” explained this year’s

Gala Chair Dr. Irv Rosenbaum of Nova Southeastern University. “Thanks to those who supported last year’s event, 19 kids from Broward County were able to attend camp, 34 teens received scholarships, and 12 families attended R.O.C.K. Family Weekend.”

Guests at the event will enjoy a night of dining, dancing, and the

opportunity to bid on a showcase of items themed “Birthday Wishes Can Come True”.

These items include the use of a catered suite at the new Miami Marlins Stadium, a ride on the Goodyear Blimp, a weekend of fi shing in the Keys, dancing, art, and scuba lessons, designer handbags, jewelry, and more.

“We are very fortunate to have such generous contributors to this event,” said Broward Unit Operating Board Chair Dr. Jill Sumfest. “Because of the continued support to our Gala, we are able to provide services to our community through our R.O.C.K. Programs, rides to cancer treatment, support groups, free wigs and prosthesis and other services.”

As the “Offi cial Sponsor of Birthdays”, the American Cancer Society saves lives and creates a world with less cancer by helping people stay well, get well, fi nd cures, and fi ght back.

For more information about the event, contact the Broward Unit at (954) 200-7516.

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The biggest names in non-profi t graced the red carpet on Friday, February 24th for the 2nd Annual BankAtlantic Non-Profi t Academy Awards.

This A-list soiree is the single most prestigious event in Broward County that recognizes leaders and organizations for excellence in the non-profi t sector.

“The BankAtlantic Non-Profi t Academy Awards presented by 2-1-1 Broward and hosted by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is unique. It celebrates and honors the achievements and inspiring work of Broward’s outstanding non-profi t leaders and agencies,” said Jarett Levan, President & CEO, BankAtlantic.

2-1-1 Broward, the only agency in the county that provides 24/7 comprehensive helpline services to any Broward resident seeking emotional support, crisis/suicide intervention, information, needs assessment and referrals to health and human services agencies, brought the star-studded 2nd Annual BankAtlantic Non-Profi t Academy Awards to a sell-out crowd of more than 625 guests.

“The Non-Profi t Academy Awards was created to bring the non-profi ts to the forefront and offer a day that is just for them and gives them the opportunity to shine,” said Gregory Haile, 2-1-1 Broward board chair and VP of Government and Regulatory Affairs at Broward College.

The Non-Profi t Academy Award frenzy kicked off on January 24th when the three nominees in each of the seven categories were announced at the chic VIP Announcement Party, presented by Broward Health at the extravagant estate of Steve Savor and catered by Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza. The competition was fi erce with 97 outstanding non-profi t leaders and organizations in the fi eld, but this year’s judges spent countless hours selecting the top contenders.

The main event, with all the famous images of the real Academy Awards – golden statues, red carpets, paparazzi and headliner entertainment, was held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. “The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is a proud supporter of 2-1-1 Broward and appreciates the concept of this spectacular event – to honor the work of so many non-profi ts,” said event co-chair, Susan Renneisen, Director of Special Events, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Susan’s

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co-chairs were Jen Klaassens, Wasie Foundation and Marcia Barry-Smith, BankAtlantic.

The Red Carpet Reception sponsored by Memorial Healthcare Systems, set the tone for the event with explosions of conversation, pure excitement and live gold statues. The reception had all the makings of a Hollywood gala, including champagne compliments of Premier Beverages, offered to guests by a golden goddess sponsored by BB&T. Paparazzi was out in full force catching guests posing at the Red Carpet Media Runway sponsored by Consolidated Credit Counseling.

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The anticipation soared as representatives of McGladrey, the offi cial accounting fi rm of this year’s Awards, delivered the sealed envelopes

bearing the names of the winners under the watchful guard of Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti.

Then the suspense was lifted as the distinguished winners of each of the seven award categories were announced. 2-1-1 Broward awarded a cumulative total of $16,000 to winners and nominees at the event. Each winner received an Academy Award statue and $1,000 for their non-profi t organization. All other nominees were awarded $500 each.

The 2012 winners are: Lighthouse of Broward, by The Wasie Foundation Non-Profi t Organization of the Year – Advocacy; FLITE Center, Patriot

National Insurance Group Non-Profi t Organization of the Year – Innovation; Broward Bulldog, Calvin, Giordano and Associates Non-Profi t Organization of the Year – Rising Star; Robin Martin of HOPE South Florida, Broward College Non-Profi t Leader of the Year; Cathy Donnelly of Boys and Girls Club, OK Generators Non-Profi t Board Leader of the Year; Children’s Home Society of Florida, Berger Singerman Outstanding Non-Profi t Organization of the Year; Dr. Erwin M. Vasquez (posthumously) of Light of the World Clinic, AutoNation Lifetime Achievement Award.

“I’m very proud – this is another opportunity to tell our story,” said Elly duPre, Executive of Lighthouse of Broward, winner in Advocacy category. “I really feel like a celebrity,” said Forever Family founder Gia Tutola-Mote, nominated in the Advocacy category.”We see such sad stories everyday. To be able to come together and be recognized as a part of this family and vibe is very appreciated.”

In addition to the seven non-profi t awards, The Publix Community Choice Award was given to one organization selected from nominations submitted for the BankAtlantic Non-Profi t Academy Awards. Over 10,000 votes from the public were cast via text or online. And the Community Choice Award goes to…..Children’s Diagnostic and Treatment Center.

As a parting gift, guests received a sweet chocolate statue brushed in gold sponsored by JM Family Enterprises and were encouraged to save the date for next year – Friday, February 22, 2013. For more information about 2-1-1 Broward or this event please visit www.211-broward.org or call 954-390-0493 to schedule a tour.

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Weston’s TenthRelay For Life:

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IT STARTED WITH ONERelay For Life, the American Cancer Society’s

community-based events began with one man in May 1985. Dr. Gordy Klatt spent a grueling 24 hours circling the track at Baker Stadium at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA. He ran for more than 83 miles. Nearly 300 of his friends, family and patients watched as he ran and walked the track. Many of them donated $25 to run or walk with Dr. Klatt for 30 minutes. He raised the amazing total of $27,000 to help fi ght cancer.

It was this vision and that night that launched the City of Destiny 24-Hour Run Against Cancer. Over the years it has morphed into what we now call Relay For Life but the original premise and intent of what Dr. Klatt started are embodied in each and every one of the over 5,200 Relays held every year. Fundraising is important as it puts together funds to help fi ght cancer, investigate new medicines and treatments, and provides a stunning range

of free services for cancer patients and their loved ones. And it absolutely celebrates the success survivors have had in fi ghting this disease that affects so many people in so many ways.

TENTH ANNUAL RELAY IN WESTONOn April 14/15, the tenth annual Relay For Life of

Weston is going to be held at Cypress Bay High School. The event will start at 6pm on Saturday evening and go through the night, ending about 10am on Sunday morning. An abiding tenet is “Relay is overnight because cancer never sleeps.” Approximately seventy teams comprised of family, friends, students, teachers, co-workers, local celebrities and more, will Relay. Hundreds of people will walk the track after the opening ceremonies, kicking it off with the survivor, caregiver and team laps. Then, all through the night, the goal is to have members of each team walking the quarter-mile oval track. There will be activities and festivities taking place at the campsites, on the stage and in the infi eld, including silent auctions, demonstrations, and singing and dancing groups.

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At 9pm, the always emotionally stirring Luminaria ceremony begins with the mournful sounds of bagpipers and drums playing Amazing Grace while walking the

track followed by quietly-walking Relayers. White bags, lit from the inside with candles, and honoring people who have been touched by cancer and remembering loved ones lost, line the track and are the only lights.

You’re all invited. Our tenth Relay is open to everyone, even those not on a team. There’s no charge to enter the event

but food and beverages are on sale at many of the team “campsites” – yes, many, many people stay all night long – as well as the fun and games. All proceeds raised by the teams go to the Weston Relay fundraising total.

For the last two years, Weston has been the number one fundraising Relay in Broward County and in 2011 was number seven for the entire state of Florida out of

356 Relays -- an amazing accomplishment to say the least. Weston Relay’s fundraising goal this year is $220,000.

Ross Sabath, who has been the Event Chair here in Weston for the last three years refl ects, “It’s diffi cult to put into words when I look back on my three years as Event Chair. I have so many wonderful memories. I’ve met and befriended so many amazing people. I think the most important thing that I’ll take away is knowing that I made a major impact in the fi ght against cancer. I’m proud of what we’ve done here in Weston. I look forward to the day when nobody is told ‘you have cancer’ and we can reminisce about back in the day when we helped to make that happen.” Ross is a cancer survivor himself having been diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2003 when he was 30 years old. This 14-year Weston resident underwent treatment, including chemotherapy, right here at Cleveland Clinic. He’s now cancer-free and has done nothing short of a sensational “job” as voluntary Event Chair.

Ross has headed up a committee each year made up of 100% volunteers who dedicate their time and energies to the Weston Relay. Each one has a personal reason for getting involved. Not surprisingly, many do it because they have lost a close person to cancer or have people in their lives that beat this disease. But every one of them, as well at those who donate to Relay For Life and/or participate in a local Relay, has one goal: to one day have a huge celebration when we can say that cancer is done. Gone. Obsolete. Finshed. Realistic? We all hope so.

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BILLY BECK GOES FOR 50!Participating in Weston for the fi rst time

this year is 35 year old Billy Beck III, who is founder and CEO of the well-known BB3 Training Center (www.bb3trainingcenter.com). And Billy is not just going to Relay: his plan is to run 50 miles during it. That’s 200 times around the track!

Cancer has impacted Billy’s life as it has so many of us. He refl ects, “Most recently my grandmother passed away from cancer. She was diagnosed at age 82 with fi nal stage breast cancer. Her passing and seeing her suffer slowly was challenging for my entire family. While she was at peace the rest of my family including my mother and my aunts were devastated to see their mother slowly deteriorate.”

This led Billy to get involved this year in the Weston Relay: “My goal in life and the mission of BB3 Personal Training Center has always been to be positively impact the world. This past December I was thinking, ‘what can I do in 2012 to help a lot of other people and become a better person in the process?’ The answer came to me in a fl ash. I just fi nished a short run on the beach and my sister called telling me how our mom was struggling dealing with my grandmother’s passing. Her own health had deteriorated drastically and had suffered multiple strokes and a heart attack. The most disturbing part was her lack of desire to change her ways. So I decided to take part in the Relay but not just take part in the relay but put myself to the test and hopefully inspire others to action including my mother. I have never run anything close to 50 miles and most people think I am insane. But I would much rather live a life of fearlessness (and slight insanity) than to die with regret.”

Billy’s run will also have a huge impact on fundraising. One of his long-time clients, Adam Meyer of Real Money Sports, is going to donate $20,000 when Billy completes the 50 miles. According to Billy, “Adam is extremely generous and always helps others out. He has known many people in his life who have suffered from cancer so it is close to his heart.“

How’s that for great incentive for Billy to keep on running until he gets to 50 miles.

GET INVOLVEDFor more information regarding Relay For Life of Weston, including how you can participate and/or help with donations, please contact Ross Sabath, Event Chair, at 954-309-6321 or [email protected]. You can also visit www.relayforlife.org/westonfl .

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Nancy Werter-Winn exemplifi es the kind of sparkle that changes a room. 13 years ago she was charged with beginning and driving the fundraising for The Pap Corps Cancer Research Valencia Lakes Chapter in her community. She became president of the chapter two years later. In 2005, she was elected to the Pap Executive Board as vice president of Pap Friends of Sylvester. She currently serves as Co-VP New Chapter Advisory which is instrumental in helping other chapters begin. She also serves as chairperson of Pap Friends and Founders which raises donations from $10,000 and above.

Nancy’s 25 years at The Miami Herald gained her an enviable reputation as a take charge business woman. Her dynamic personality has been an integral part of helping The Pap Corps volunteers raise funds over the years. Her creative nature has assisted chapters in raising additional funds. With no executive salaries, she and the other 21,000 men and women volunteers have donated more than $29 million for cancer research in the last 10 years. These funds support research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, South Florida’s only university-based cancer center – breakthrough research dedicated to fi nding cures for all types of cancers that affect men, women and children. There are more than 50 chapters located in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami Dade counties all working for the same vision – To Imagine – and help create – a World without Cancer.

“One of the most diffi cult things about learning you have cancer is feeling good about the next steps you take. Who do I call? Where do I go for treatment? It’s so personal. You need a positive attitude and it’s a scary time. One of the most unique benefi ts of being a Pap Corps Member is The Physician Referral Program” states Nancy. “There are patient advocates who

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Spain is the land of romance, history, diverse culture and amazing oddities. From bullfi ghts to Gaudi to dancing the night away on Ibiza, travelers could easily spend a year

exploring beautiful cultural Spain. Recently SitInMySeats VIP Tickets & Travel took 30 VIP clients on a private tour to see everything from lush, green forests and mountain ranges, through to endless arid plains and long, sandy beaches. Spain, absolutely amazing!

Laura Hildenbrandt, Director of Travel Sales & Marketing has traveled extensively during the past two decades but rates Catalonia at the very top of her list of places to put on your bucket list. According to Laura, “spending a few days in this amazing seaside region of Spain is only the “tip of the iceberg.”

The capital of Catalonia is Barcelona, a coastal city oozing with charm. From the moment you take the fi rst breath of Barcelona air, you are captivated by the mystery. The very old, the very traditional, the very new, and the very eclectic collide to make the city itself a fi esta for your senses! The glistening Mediterranean Sea laps against the coast of this amazing city keeping a constant “on a tropical holiday feel” even as you’re hustling down a busy street. Barcelona embodies all of the interesting little oddities of Spain with ancient streets perfect for people watching.

If architecture is your thing, Barcelona is a gem. Antoni Gaudi lived and worked in Barcelona. Gaudi is best known for his drip like architecture. His distinctive and highly individual style can best be seen in his still

un-completed masterpiece, Sagrada Familia, the church he was unable to fi nish before his death. Started in 1882, construction continues to this very day. His strange work will make you stare with wonder!

While the city is constantly being modernized, Barcelona retains its historic charm and fl avor. You will fall in love with Ciutat Vella, “old city” that lies at the heart of Barcelona. You will see signs of Roman architectural structures and walls as you take a step back in time in the most popular meeting point in all of Catalonia.

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As most travelers know, the best way to get to know the culture of any place is to eat your way through it. This is especially true in Barcelona, the epicenter of Catalonia. Perhaps it’s because Catalan food is such a good refl ection of the culture. The cuisine is simultaneously sophisticated and unpretentious, much like the Catalans themselves. A favorite of Laura Hildenbrandt’s was the pan con tomate, bread rubbed with tomato, garlic and olive oil. In Laura’s words, “Delicioso! No matter how hard I try I just cannot duplicate the recipe! I miss Catalonia more and more each day!”

Offering luxurious accommodations, eclectic and charming people, unbelievable cuisine, and a climate that beckons you to stay, Barcelona will delight and surprise even the most seasoned world traveler. Keep in mind, however, that it will be very, very hard to leave once you are “Captivated by Catalonia!”

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The goal of eradicating polio is near at hand. There has only been one case reported in India in the last 12 months. Now only three more countries remain where completing the vaccination programs will make this dreaded disease just a painful memory.

Rotary club members volunteer to work, donate, solicit sponsors and raise money to help improve the lives of the less fortunate in our community, our country and the world. Locally, the Rotary Club of Weston set new records at its 14th Annual Run for Tomorrow and Get Fit Festival with 1,700 runners and walkers, over 10 fi tness partners and the Mayor’s Challenge was won by the Imagine Charter School. Proceeds from this event go to support the Get Fit After School Program to teach elementary school students good eating habits, exercise and the value of a healthful lifestyle; the Rotary

Charities and the Rotary Foundation.The Rotary Club not only supports

many worthy causes with fi nancial support but with hands-on projects such as the Food Coop, Harvest Drive, Susan B Anthony, the Veteran Administration Facility in Pembroke Pines, Salute A Marine and InSync with Autism to name a few.

Looking forward, members of the club are hard at work to raise money for the 25th Annual Rotary Scholarship Golf Classic called the WestonLawyers.Com Golf Classic after our title sponsor to be held on April 2, 2012 at the Weston Hills Country Club. 100% of the proceeds go to provide approximately 50 scholarships each year for worthy and needy college bound students from Cypress Bay and Western High Schools.

While Rotary International celebrates 107 years, the Rotary Club of

Weston celebrates its 25th Anniversary. It’s 120 members are business owners, professionals and senior management who wish to make a difference by serving our community. We invite you join us! We meet every Thursday morning at 7:30 AM to 8:45 AM at the Weston Hills CC. If you are not able to join us at this time, please consider helping us with a donation of money or goods that can be used towards any one of our many causes that we support.

Thank you! Together we do make a difference!

If you would like more information, please contact me (Chuck Yeh) at 954-401-4746 or [email protected] or any Weston Rotarian. And, for our latest happenings, be sure to check out our club website at www.WestonRotary.org, and the “Rotary Club of Weston” Fan Page on FaceBook.

WESTON ROTARY - 360BY CHUCK YEH, PRESIDENT OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF WESTON

IF YOU WERE IN A MAJOR CITY ON FEBRUARY 23RD OF THIS YEAR, YOU PROBABLY WOULD HAVE SEEN THE WORDS “END POLIO NOW” EMBLAZONED WITH LIGHT ON ONE OF THE CITY’S LARGEST BUILDINGS. THIS WAS TO CELEBRATE THE 107TH ANNIVERSARY OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL AND ITS 34,000 CLUBS AROUND THE WORLD.

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A Fort Lauderdale plastic surgeon is featured in Glamour magazine. A South Florida trial lawyer’s case is profi led on CNN, Good Morning America and 20/20. A Boca Raton retailer is featured in a story read by thousands of area residents – and on NBC-6’s Today in South Florida and WSVN’s Deco Drive.

How did each of these people become high-profi le experts in their respective fi elds? How did they get in the news?

It’s called public relations, and it’s a critical component of any marketing campaign. Most practitioners believe the value of the perceived objectivity of being quoted or profi led in a news article can be worth more than three times the cost of a similarly sized paid advertisement.

But while good P.R. can work wonders for a business’s bottom line, it requires strategic planning, hard work and time-tested principles…

- Consume media. Whether it’s a local paper or television station, an industry or professional trade journal, or a specialized consumer publication, Website or blog -- read the outlets your target audience is reading. Get to know what the media are covering – trends, news, products, etc. Look for the “beat” writers who cover your niche.

- Contact the journalist. Email or call the beat journalist or blogger to introduce yourself. Keep this contact brief, maybe including a short bio of yourself and your business, and a quick news tip as the “purpose” of your outreach. But remember to begin every call with this sentence, “Are you on deadline…?” Journalists appreciate this awareness, and will know you’re not a novice.

- Think local. Create local angles to national news or trend stories. How does an e m e r g i n g n a t i o n a l story (on vehicle recalls, a spreading fl u, or the latest toy craze) impact the South Florida market? Since you’ve been reading the media and following the trends, you should know what hasn’t been covered. Relay this to your journalist contacts.

- Be a partner. Being P.R.-savvy isn’t about always getting your

name in print. It’s about being the eyes and ears on the street for the journalist. If you spot an emerging trend, send the journalist an email tip. Even if you aren’t a candidate for coverage, they’ll appreciate the lead – especially if you have a relevant business, client or other example they can use for their story.

- Write a blog. Sometimes, journalists for outlets you’ve never heard of or considered for coverage come seeking comments. Create a Website, write a blog, or submit columns to print or online media to raise your search results – and the likelihood you’ll be found online.

Effective and consistent public relations isn’t an overnight success story. Great P.R. fi rms and corporate

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We have offi cially signed on a spectacular, Board Certifi ed, Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon and are currently expanding and more than doubling our offi ce size on ground fl oor Las Olas Boulevard.

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The new SHINO BAY “Surgical Center” is offering a full line of Plastic and Reconstructive surgical services. The “Shino Bay Plastic Surgery & Laser Institute” is being built out and slated for a Grand Opening this Fall. We will be offering a FULL LINE of all the latest most high tech surgical procedures, including Laser Assisted Facelifts, Laser Assisted Browlifts, Breast Augmentation, and Laser Assisted Tummy Tucks with new high tech Laser Scar Prevention that can be included on all surgeries and more”.

Unlike other laser Lipo devices, this $250,000 top of the line revolutionary system can only be used by well trained Dermatologic and Plastic Surgeons at this time. Proprietary laser technology enables the Plastic Surgeon to focus the laser beam in multiple directions, including across and upwards at the skin, literally melting the bands that pull down the skin causing dimpling

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“WHEN I HEARD you had a cancellation, I rearranged my schedule so I could come in today.” Wendy was obviously excited about seeing me. “Thank you for fi tting me in.”

“I spend over 80 minutes with each new patient, so I have to limit the number of new patients I see each week; otherwise, there wouldn’t be any time to take care of my established patients.”

“Dr. Woliner, I understand completely. I just want to get better.”

“Tell me more.”“Ever since high school, I’ve

been on one diet or another. Up until the last fi ve years or so, I was always able to drop 20-30 pounds no problem [1].”

“But?”“But I’d always gain it back,

and now, even when I starve myself, I can’t lose an ounce!”

“Yo-yo dieting messes up your metabolism. 65% of the weight lost is just water and muscle [2]. Not only do crash dieters lose their hair, get gallstones, and gain their weight back within a year, they increase their cortisol levels so much that makes it hard to ever lose weight again [3].” I continued, “So what diets have you done?”

“What haven’t I done, you mean! Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig, of course. Diet clinics prescribed appetite suppressants, laxatives and diuretics [4]. I even did over a dozen of the fad diets that are touted in Women’s World Weekly. Sprinkling Sensa on my food, hCG shots, and diet cookies you buy from the kiosk at the mall. I hate to admit it, but I’m one of the ones that fell for that Kimkins scam.”

“Heidi Diaz, a.k.a. Kimberly Drake, had a lot of people fooled with her “after pictures” which were lifted of off ‘Russian Bride’ websites [5]. The trick all these diets use is that starvation itself causes a lack of appetite [6]. ‘SNATT’ is what they call it. Slightly Nauseous All The Time.”

“Nausea was only part of my troubles. At 37, my periods stopped early, and my GYN is convinced that all these fad diets had something to do with it. My heart even started skipping a beat – my doc said ‘QT-something …”

“Prolonged QT interval. That’s serious; some people have died from that [7]. Ironically, the most dangerous time is when you start eating again after prolonged dieting.”

“Dr. Woliner, I’m through with all those pill-mill diet clinics. So many of them wouldn’t let me use my drug plan, instead, they forced me to buy overpriced drugs right from their offi ce. I’m coming here because I know how important it is to see a board-certifi ed doctor, one that still goes to the hospital in case I need you.”

I fi nished my exam. “In addition to measuring your metabolic rate, I also want to send a note to your primary care physician, to coordinate care.”

Wendy’s metabolic rate was “minus 16%”, indicative of a slow metabolism [8]. Blood tests confi rmed CENTRAL HYPOTHYROIDISM (suppressed TSH) INSULIN RESISTANCE (elevated HOMA-IR), and ADRENAL FATIGUE (high cortisol) [9]. I then prescribed a comprehensive plan of behavior changes, diet modifi cation, exercise, supplements, and even some medications [10]. Three months later, she came back to check her progress.

“Dr. Woliner, I’m no longer shedding hair in the shower, but better yet, the scale is starting to move. Just this last month, I lost another six pounds!”

REFERENCES: [1] Roberts DC. Quick weight loss: sorting fad from fact. Med J Aust. 2001 Dec 3-17;175(11-12):637-40. [2] Yang MU, Van Itallie TB. Composition of weight lost during short-term weight reduction. Metabolic responses of obese subjects to starvation and low-calorie ketogenic and nonketogenic diets. J Clin Invest. 1976 Sep;58(3):722-30. [3] Trozak DJ. Letter: Hair loss after therapy with chorionic gonadotropin. Arch Dermatol. 1976 Jul;112(7):1035. Yo-yo dieting promotes gallstones. Health News. 1999 Apr 15;5(5):5. Ballin JC, White PL. Fallacy and hazard. Human chorionic gonadotropin-500-calorie diet and weight reduction. JAMA. 1974 Nov 4;230(5):693-4. [4] Pi-Sunyer FX. Dietary practices in obesity. Bull N Y Acad Med. 1982 Apr;58(3):263-74. [5] Wood D. Kimkins Diet Rolls On Despite Founder’s Excess Poundage. Feb 25, 2008. http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/02/kimkins.html [6] Andik I, et al. The effect of starvation on food intake and selection. Acta Physiol Hung. 1951;2(3-4):363-8. [7] Petrov DB. Starvation diets as a cause of acquired long QT syndrome. Ann Intern Med. 2009 Apr 7;150(7):501. [8] Bradfi eld RB, Jourdan M. Energy expenditure of obese women during weight loss. Am J Clin Nutr. 1972 Oct;25(10):971-5. [9] Grant AM, et al. Thyroidal hormone metabolism in obesity during semi-starvation. Clin Endocrinol(Oxf). 1978 Sep;9(3):227-31. Tomiyama AJ, et al. Low calorie dieting increases cortisol. Psychosom Med. 2010 May;72(4):357-64. [10] Kolasa KM, et al. Weight loss strategies that really work. J Fam Pract. 2010 Jul;59(7):378-85.

CONSEQUENCES OF FAD DIETSYO-YO DIETING MESSES UP YOUR METABOLISM.

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In the new high tech age, all it takes is one clever hacker to invade your business network which can lead to a data breach causing massive consequences and fi nancial implications for your organization. While ongoing advances in technology and cutting edge systems help businesses work more effi ciently and obtain greater gains, these innovations leave South Florida businesses of all sizes more vulnerable to cyber liability and new risks.

To date, there have been an extreme number of security breaches in the South Florida area where businesses were not covered for unauthorized purchases from stolen credit card numbers, identity theft and other liability exposures.

Having a Cyber Liability Insurance or data protection plan is one way organizations can be covered for these exposures regarding possession of data and is a must for all businesses. Whether your company uses the computers and the internet to communicate with others (email, blogs, etc.) collect and store information, or uses its website to conduct customer’s transactions you have important Cyber Liability risks to consider. Cyber Liability Insurance is important for any company who maintains a website, conducts business via the internet, accepts payment via the website,

or stores non-public client and/or employee information within a network.

Claims covered by Cyber Liability Insurance can vary widely in terms of nature and severity. For example, a hacker can penetrate a retailer’s network, steal credit card information and use that information to make purchases. The cardholder could sue the retailer to recover their cost to repair credit, discharge fraudulent loans and seek damages from emotional stress. Without proper coverage, businesses are putting themselves in danger. Having the proper Cyber Liability Insurance can prevent that from happening.

Claims can also include incidents such as an employee at a web development company who defeats his company’s security defenses to gain access to a customer’s trade secret. The employee then sells the trade secret to the company’s competitor. The customer sues the web company for lost profi ts resulting from the company’s failure to protect its trade secret. If the organization has a Cyber Liability Insurance policy, the plan will provide coverage for this incident, settlement costs and any other notifi cation expenses.

Mark Schwartz is the CEO of Corporate Insurance Advisors (CIA). Having extensive detailed knowledge of the insurance

industry, expertise in risk assessment and management, and extraordinary relationships with insurers, CIA offers a broad range of insurance and advisory services to businesses and high net worth individuals. The company has established a niche of insuring high risk scenarios, providing a safety net for a broad spectrum of clients and providing programs that are second to none. Corporate Insurance Advisors is located at 100 NE 3rd Avenue, Suite 1000 in Ft. Lauderdale, and you can reach Mark at (954) 315-5000 ext. 165 or please visit corporateinsuranceadvisors.net.

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Preventing colon cancer may be easier than you think. Most cases of colon cancer can be prevented by having a screening colonoscopy. Colon cancer is one of few diseases where normal body tissue - in this case, polyps - actually turns deadly. Removing nonmalignant polyps during a colonoscopy procedure may prevent colon cancer from developing. Colon cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers in the US. It is also an equal opportunity destroyer, oblivious to gender, race or income. People at increased risk for colon cancer include those with one or more immediate relatives with the disease, an inherited tendency to form polyps, a long history of ulcerative colitis, or a history of breast or uterine cancer. However, they are in the minority. The disease occurs most often in those who least expect it.

According to Steven Wexner, MD, chief academic offi cer and chair of

Colorectal Surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida, “Colonoscopy is considered the gold standard test for detecting and eliminating polyps. Other tests are simply less effective.”

SIGMOIDOSCOPY: Only checks the lower portion of the colon.HEMOCCULT TEST: Detects blood in the stool, but is often inaccurate, giving false negative reports to at least 50% of patients with colon cancer and false positive reports to many patients who do not have the disease. A positive barium enema requires a colonoscopy follow up.VIRTUAL COLONOSCOPY: Might be a substitute some day, but is now unaffordable. For this reason, it is now recommended by every major gastrointestinal society that both men and women have a screening colonoscopy at age 50. Anyone at increased risk should be screened by age 40 - earlier in some cases. The need for future screening tests is determined by the fi ndings at the fi rst screening as well as the patient’s risk factors. Some symptoms of colon cancer include blood in the stool and pain the lower abdomen. More than half of all people diagnosed with colon cancer have no symptoms at all, so it is simply not wise to wait for the appearance of symptoms. Do yourself a favor and

schedule a colonoscopy today. It just might save your life. Cleveland Clinic Florida’s

Digestive Disease team is comprised of colorectal surgeons, gastroenterologists, general surgeons and other specialists. They work collaboratively, in order to provide the most accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment plans for conditions such as colon cancer, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s and Colitis, liver and pancreatic cancers, as well as many others. This team effort allows for the best outcome in patient care. For a consultation, please call 1.800.639.DOCTOR, or for a free colon cancer risk assessment, visit clevelandclinicfl orida.org.

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Be authentic. Say something different from your competitors. Disrupt categories. Be clever, simple, and memorable.

Make it easy for customers to tell their friends. Get them to wear it, auction it, trade it, and collect it. Make them name a pet after it. Travel, lie, and bleed, save, cry, and stay up all night for it. These are the feelings and behaviors that people will happily engage in if they LOVE your brand. But how, you ask, do you get a segment of the masses to be loyalists? You must have strong beliefs and you have to communicate them with the goal of fi nding others that share in those same beliefs. This is Marketing 101.

BUT THIS THE REALM OF BIG BRANDS WITH LOTS OF MONEY YOU SAY?

Hardly.While it’s true

that big brands usually have lots of money to distribute their message, they must still engage in the fundamentals.

And this is what always separates the good from the great in nearly all aspects of life, not just branding. Take sports for instance. On the most basic level, the fundamentals of any particular sport must be mastered before advancing onto the next level where you are free to create. Think about some small businesses you might know and how they advertise, or what their message is, or how their corporate identity (logo) is presented. Then, think about some

of the top brands in the market and look at those same things. Often, they are worlds apart in terms of quality, conciseness, and effectiveness in meeting their strategy, if the small business even has one at all. It’s like Pee Wee League versus Major League. But here is the point. Big or small, all businesses can engage in and master the fundamentals. They are linear; they build upon each other and are essential if you want to occupy a portion of hearts and minds.

THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP IS HAVING A STRATEGY.

Just having pretty pictures and funny words isn’t enough, having a positioning strategy is key. What segment of the market are you targeting? Is there

currently a category leader? If so, how

will your message be different from theirs? What is your pricing strategy? Do you plan on being the premium

priced brand or the cheap Charlie? Is your product or service targeted to men or women or both? These considerations, and more, must be addressed at the outset as this strategy will be your north star in

everything that follows.Leonardo DaVinci said,

“Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.” This edict should be your guiding light when designing corporate identity, collateral, and advertising. Sometimes visually complex, overly designed elements are required, but the human brain is really only able to remember simple visuals so keeping it simple is ideal. Your message, which should be born from your brand’s beliefs, will also benefi t from simplicity, but

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Celebrating its second anniversary on Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale, SoLita Italian Restaurant &

The Parlor Lounge consistently continues to Tempt, Taste and Indulge diners with delectable home-cooked Italian culinary creations –

including old favorites and new creative dishes. This authentic Ft. Lauderdale hot spot is a “must try” for those looking to savor the most fl avorful, traditional Italian specialties in a chic, stylish and electrifying atmosphere overfl owing with celebrities, sport stars and local notables.

During our recent visit to SoLita, my party of four was quickly seated by the gracious host and we were happy to see that all of the tables were fi lled. We chose to start our meal with a

delightful Caymus Cabernet and a selection of appetizers for the table to share. Our waiter suggested we start with the SoLita house made meatballs with fresh tomato and basil sauce and ricotta cheese and the Shrimp SoLita, crispy shrimp tossed

with roasted peppers, extra virgin olive oil with a pesto verde drizzle. Not knowing that would be more than enough, we also chose an order of Fried Calamari. All of the dishes were so delicious, we wanted more, but also couldn’t wait to experience what the main courses had to offer. We weren’t sure if we still needed the Grilled Caesar Salad that we had ordered, but once we took the fi rst taste of the fork and knife grilled romaine drizzled with homemade caesar dressing, we were really glad that we had indulged.

For entrees, I ordered the Rib Eye Pizzaiola which was perfectly grilled and topped with sautéed sweet peppers and onions in a fresh tomato sauce. One of my guests could not stop raving about the Whole Roasted Bronzini which was nicely seasoned and stuffed with parsley, tomato, red onions, artichoke, drizzled with extra virgin olive oil, aged balsamic and lemon. My other dining partners chose to share the Veal Chop Milanese – which was perfectly cooked - bone in, pounded thin and lightly breaded, with a delicious mix of salad greens, tomatoes and red onion with a balsamic vinaigrette and a delightful Shrimp Risotto which was topped with mounds of shrimp

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INGREDIENTS » 1/2 pound shrimp

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» To make Salsa Verde Sauce, place 1/4 cup oil, Mint, Parsley, pinch of salt and pepper in blender and blend until mixed. Place in small cup. Drizzle Salsa Verde sauce on bottom of serving plate, top with cooked shrimp and contents from pan. Serve with side of tartar sauce for dipping.

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and asparagus with light mascarpone cream. We were all over the top happy with our meals and were already trying to set a date to come back again. We fi nished off our meals with cappuccinos and asked for four forks to share the homemade chocolate cake that our waiter said was everyone’s favorite – And wow, was he right – rich and yummy!

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Rachel Novelli, Karen Riesel, Caryn Ellman andKarin Singer

Timothy Stocksdale, Laura Stocksdale,Patricia House and Scott House

Shari Ronkin, Joel Ronkin, Rich Hofman, David Samson and Cindi Samson

Jennifer Levin, Ross Levin and Kim Lieberman

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educational contribution to their child’s future.

The family-themed event took place on Feb. 8 at Martorano’s at the Seminole Hard Rock

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Rives Trigoboff, Judy Horowitz & Esther Comite

Larry Weiner & Sandy Rizzo-Weiner

Moses & Eva Taylor with Aliza Novie

Jeff Gold, Ken Edelman, Aliza Novie, Scott Kushner & Zeev Fragachan

Jill & Warren Alter

Deena Shapiro, Mitch Shidlofsky & Shuly BernsteinDebra Princz & Donna Swartz

Scott & Rachael Fleischer

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Debbie Rubin & David Klein

On Saturday, March 3rd, The Weston/West Broward Young Families Group of JAFCO held a Mystical Masquerade Evening at

SLICE. The event, chaired by Aliza Novie raised more

than $5,000 to benefit the abused and neglected

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Jen Alman, Esther Comite, Aliza Novie, Jen Beer, Lara Baker, Linda Kaner & Dr. Chava Lustig

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Kenny Pichardo, Valerie Pelozo & James Morris

Natalie Carbonell at Applewoods Salon

Brittany Camper, Rebecca Hahessy& Christie Galeano

Jodi Gallo & Helen Charles

Phillipa Stephenson & Jackie Salimen

Jose Torres, Phillipa Stephenson & Monique FerreiraHector Nevado & Annette Chaeney

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Cindy Cossin, Esther Shrago& Catherine Minnis

Jay Spechler, Sue Gunzburger& John Passalacqua

Dara Levan, Tara McGinn & Holly Bodenweber

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Jori Topi & Shane Print

Serena Dyer & Matt Pisoni

Konrad Brown & Jaime Shock

Rhonda Bevan & John Thomas

Jason & Michelle Alperstein

Samantha DeBianchi & Michelle DiMarcoLeland Garrin & Skyler Basset

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Kathy Molinet, Cynthia Peterson & Katie Edwards

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Sheriff Al Lamberti; Commissioner Ilene Lieberman; Frances M. Esposito, BPHI Chief Executive Offi cer; Dr. Patrick Taylor, and Commissioner Chip LaMarca.

Lisa Franz & Vincent Ferreri

Kip Hunter with Joey Epstein Kairee Hall

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