Maltz Jupiter Theatre`s 11th Annual Gala

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Jupiter Spotlight, Page 1
VOL. 6 NO. 4
APRIL 2014
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Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 11th Annual Gala ‘The Good Fortune
Ball’ Honors Roe Green, Raises More Than $625,000
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s
11th Annual Gala, The Good
Fortune Ball, Raised Over
$625,000 For The Not-ForProfit Theatre
high-energy showcase of “Shall We Dance,” featuring
Babette Brown and Dmitry Nikolaev, clad in the original
costumes from the Broadway revival of The King and I.
An unforgettable highlight of the evening transpired when
costumed local children from the theatre’s current production
of The King and I appeared for a “procession of gifts” and
presented gala honoree Roe Green with gifts of gratitude for
her phenomenal support of the theatre through the years.
Nearly 400 guests attended the benefit and live auction,
held in the Grand Ballroom at the PGA National Resort
Grand Ballroom in Palm Beach Gardens. Inspired by the
Eileen and Matt Kraut of Hawthorn PNC Family Wealth,
gala underwriting producer
Gala honoree Roe Green with producing Artistic Director
Andrew Kato and founding board members Tamar and
Milton Maltz
theatre’s production of the Tony Award®-winning musical
The King and I (March 18 – April 6), the spectacular affair
transported guests back to a wonderland of 19th century
Siam, complete with a gilded gold dance floor, cherry
blossoms, glittering tables bathed in candlelight, magnificent
floral centerpieces, Siamese lanterns strung from the ceiling,
splendid blush pink and purple lighting and more.
Guests in sparkling gowns and tuxedoes were greeted
at the front entrance with a spectacular rousing drum
performance by Thaiko drummers, as well as performances
during dinner that included a traditional ribbon dancer, a
dancer who trained professionally in Thailand and a glorious
The 57th Annual International Red
Cross Ball Brings Ambassadors,
Diplomats To Palm Beach
The International Red Cross continued its tradition of
bringing together ambassadors, dignitaries and philanthropic
leaders from around the world in support of its humanitarian
mission when 450 guests gathered at the 57th Annual
International Red Cross Ball, held Friday, Feb. 7 at The
Breakers.
The 2014 Ball, considered to be the highlight of the
Palm Beach social season, was chaired by Kathryn C.
Vecellio. Ambassadors attended from The Netherlands, Italy,
Hungary and Georgia, as well as many former United States
ambassadors.
Founded in 1957 by Marjorie Merriweather Post, the
white tie and tiara affair raised significant funds in support of
the vital mission of one of the nation’s premier humanitarian
organizations, the American Red Cross. For almost 100
Sharon and Carl Domino, Gala Chairmen Ellen Tschappat
and Roger Berk and Managing Director Tricia and Tom
Trimble
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Furry Friends
And Provident
Jewelry Opens Its
Hearts For The
Love Of Animals
years locally, The American
Red Cross Palm Beaches –
Treasure Coast Region has
given hope and help to people
in their greatest hour of need
– meeting the physical and
emotional needs of disaster
victims, teaching lifesaving
By Pat Deshong
More than 120
guests enjoyed an
exciting evening hosted
by Provident Jewelry
raising $20,000 for
Furry Friends Adoption
and Clinic of Jupiter.
The event was a debut
of the organization’s
new board of directors
and to kick off the year
in support.
One of the highlights Chris Searcy showing support
of the evening to raise
money was the champagne bar giving guests a chance to win
a one carat diamond. A men’s Baume & Mercier watch was
also donated to raise additional funds for the organization.
Guests were able to see animals for adoption and get a closer
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Furry Friends on page 4
Kathryn and Leo Vecellio
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A founding board member, Roe Green recently made the
lead donation of $1.5 million for the theatre’s newly renovated
club level lounge and seating area, The Green Room (named
in honor of her and The Roe Green Foundation). She sat at
a special grand table reserved for her and 24 of her guests.
The exquisite evening also featured performances from
students in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Paul and Sandra
Goldner Conservatory of Performing Arts and a live auction,
with proceeds that provided scholarships for 33 local children
to attend classes and camps the Theatre’s Conservatory
during the upcoming school year.
“Our biggest fundraiser of the year stayed true to the
theatre’s mission of entertaining, educating and inspiring
our community,” said Pamela Dyar, the theatre’s associate
director of development. “The gala’s success is a tribute to
the quality of performing arts education at the Maltz Jupiter
Theatre.”
Following cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, guests dined on a
three-course meal, featuring a duet entrée of filet mignon and
seared diver sea scallops with haricots verts. For dessert, they
were served a milk chocolate and red raspberry dacquoise
with custom-made fortune cookies containing messages of
gratitude from the theatre.
Diane and Jim Perrella
Susan and Ross Johnson
“It was wonderful to
see everyone enjoying an
unforgettable evening, and
we are incredibly grateful
for the tremendous support
from the community,” said
Tricia Trimble, the theatre’s
managing director. “As
the largest regional theatre
in Florida, we could not
continue to thrive without
those that contribute to the
theatre’s success.”
The annual event
raised funds for the
theatre’s award-winning
productions to help keep its
performances affordable for
Tamra Fitzgerald, Ruth Dry, Michelle Noga, Michele Jacobs of The Gardens Mall, gala all, as well as inspiring the
next generation of young
platinum sponsor
Harvey and Roberta Golub
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audiences through the theatre’s community outreach
programs. It also helped support local families by providing
scholarships.
Led by Gala Chairmen Ellen Tschappat and Roger
Berk and Honorary Chairman Roberta Golub, the event’s
underwriting producers were PNC Wealth Management and
Hawthorn PNC Family Wealth. Grand benefactors included:
Roberta and Harvey Golub, Roe Green and the Roe Green
Foundation, Peggy and Rick Katz, and Chris Kritikos.
VIP sponsors included: Susan and Ross Johnson and Jane
F. Napier. Platinum sponsors included: Ellen Tschappat
and Roger Berk, Karen and Jerry Callaghan, Dorothy
and Russell Di Giallorenzo, The Gardens Mall, Sallie and
Berton E. Korman, Diane and James E. Perrella, Bebe and
Joe Riccardo, Saks Fifth Avenue Palm Beach Gardens and
Tiffany & Co.
Planning for next season’s gala is already underway,
set to take place Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015; a spectacular
evening for the theatre at The Breakers Palm Beach. For
additional information, call (561) 972-6124.
About The Maltz Jupiter Theatre
The not-for-profit Maltz Jupiter Theatre has become one
of Florida’s pre-eminent professional theatres, committed
to production and education through its collaborations
with local and national artists. Currently the state’s largest
Roberta Golub and Pattie Light
Jackie and Ricky Steckler
Gala Honoree Roe Green with Pam Dyar, Carissa Robinson
of Tiffany and Co.
award-winning regional theatre, the theatre draws nearly
100,000 people annually, serves a subscription base of
more than 7,611 and has world-class classroom facilities
in support of its Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of
Performing Arts, which serves hundreds of youth and adults.
The theatre is a member of the prestigious League of Resident
Theatres and has earned numerous Carbonell Awards, South
Florida’s highest honor for artistic excellence, including the
prestigious Bill Von Maurer Award for Theatrical Excellence
in 2012. For more information about the theatre’s upcoming
shows and conservatory, visit www.jupitertheatre.org or call
the box office at (561) 575-2223.
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look at the wonderful companions. Casey, president
and founder of CAMO (Canines Assisting Military
Operators) was introduced and acknowledged for
partnering with Furry Friends by accepting their shelter
dogs into their program for training and placement with
County Sells Mecca Property
David, Lilly, Tom, Heather and Andy Lukasik
the year. We strongly believe in supporting organizations
that their mission is to enhance the overall community.
Furry Friends ensures that philosophy.”
For more information on Furry Friends, please call (561) 7475311 or visit their Web site: www.furryfriendsadoption.com.
Photos by David Scarola Photography
Peter and Casey DeGeorge, president and founder
servicemen suffering from PTSD. Two dogs entered the
program last week, Max, Belgium Malamute Shepherd
and a Pit-bull Thor (renamed Phoenix) that was doused
and set on fire with burns covering 75 percent of his
body. Both will undergo training by CAMO for three
months before being placed with a veteran selected by
The Renewal Coalition.
“This event gives us a wonderful opportunity to raise
money and awareness for an organization that helps make
a difference in so many animals and individual lives.
We believe strongly in our mission,” said Herb Baum,
president of Furry Friends. “We are honored and thankful
to all of our sponsors for making this event happen.”
Furry Friends mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and
find permanent homes for the animals in their care. The
adoption facility is adjacent to their full-service hospital
that serves the community, a thrift store on Indiantown
Road, a ranch in Palm City with dogs, cats, goats, horses
and pigs. They reserve space for animals that have been
abused, neglected, injured and abandoned. The costs
of caring for the animals come from donations, grants,
events and other fundraising activities.
“We are thrilled to partner with Furry Friends for
their kick-off event,” said Nick Linca. “We understand
at Provident Jewelry how important it is to support local
charities and businesses and continue to do so throughout
Priscilla Searcy, Laura Andrassy, Sherry Frederickson
Seth Berman, Nick Linca, Rob Samuels of Provident
By Commissioner Hal
R. Valeche
In 2004, the county
purchased the 1,900-acre
Mecca Farms property, a
former orange grove site for
$60 million. The purchase
was part of the plan to
lure the Scripps Research
Institute to Palm Beach
County, surrounded by a
cluster of related biotech
industries.
Due to a complicated permitting process and major
opposition from numerous environmental groups, a federal
judge’s ruling caused the county to stop construction on
this site. Jupiter was ultimately chosen as the new site for
the Scripps Research Institute and the Mecca property lay
dormant for several years. In addition to the $60 million
the county spent to purchase the site, an investment of
$40 million was spent on planning, permitting and initial
construction costs for the Mecca property. Initially,
county officials thought they could sell the property for
development but the South Florida building boom went
bust and the county was stuck with 1,900 acres of unused
farmland with annual costs of $4 million in debt service and
$250,000 for upkeep.
Last October, the County Commissioners unanimously
approved the sale of the Mecca property to the South
Florida Water Management District for $26 million.
While the county lost money on the deal, the property
did sell above appraised value. The South Florida Water
Management District intends to use the property as a water
storage area and flow way to meet the Loxahatchee River
Minimum Flows and Levels. As part of the deal, the county
retains title to 22 acres on which a county water plan was
built, and the county will have the option of buying back
98 acres of right-of-way for Seminole-Pratt Whitney Road
at $14,000 per acre. The South Florida Water Management
District agreed to give 150 acres to the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission to build a shooting
range that will meet Olympic competition standards. The
plan includes a shooting range capable of attracting national
shooting events and will include trap and skeet shooting,
pistol and rifle ranges, along with a pro shop, clubhouse and
spectator seating. This property finally has a future with a
multitude of public purposes, benefiting the environment
and the citizens of Palm Beach County.
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skills such as CPR and First-Aid, and supporting military
members and their families.
“Tonight, we celebrate the 57th anniversary of the Palm
Beach International Red Cross Ball, which has raised many
millions of dollars for this charitable organization, which
does so much for our community, our nation and the world,”
noted Vecellio. “This evening is a tribute not only to the
organization and all that it accomplishes, but to the volunteers
and the generosity of so many in this room who contribute
support. We are honored to host local and international
leaders coming together with that shared goal.”
For the last 40 years, Vecellio has worked as a full-time
organizer, fundraiser and development volunteer for dozens
of nonprofit organizations. She has received countless awards
for her lifetime of service. Her tireless efforts as a member
or chairperson of myriad committees and boards have helped
raise awareness and millions of dollars for more than 40
community, charitable and educational organizations.
Vecellio leads an impressive group of co-chairwomen
for the event including: Honorary Chairman Patrick Park;
Ambassador Chair Mary Ourisman; and Event Co-Chairmen
Paula Butler, Mei Sze Greene, Monika Preston, Amanda
Schumacher, Laurie Silvers and Rhonda Wilkins. Honorary
Co-Chairwomen are Mary Mochary and Beverly White
Yeager.
Earlier this season, Vecellio and husband, Leo, honored
leading benefactors of the prestigious ball at a kickoff
cocktail reception aboard the M/Y Lady Kathryn V.
Participating sponsors to date include: Mr. and Mrs.
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Benefactors and Patrick Park and Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Cafaro
as Grand Patrons. Ball Patrons are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
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The Peter Duchin Orchestra performed at the annual event.
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Revocable Living Trusts Versus Wills
Part 1 Of 3
Submitted by Anné
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If you are like most
people, you probably believe
the best way to protect your
heirs after your death is
through a will. However,
a living revocable trust is
a far superior method of
transferring property to
your heirs. This is a contract
wherein a party (the settlor), during his lifetime, establishes
rules for the management and distribution of his property
upon his incapacitation or death. Any competent adult can
establish a living revocable trust, and any competent adult
may serve as trustee. The heirs to whom the property in the
trust will be distributed are known as the trust beneficiaries.
A living revocable trust is established in writing and a
trustee is appointed to manage and distribute the property in
accordance with the settlor’s detailed instructions. Usually
the settlor names himself as trustee of the trust property
during his lifetime, with a spouse, friend, relative or financial
institution named as a successor trustee upon his death or
incapacitation. This allows the settler to continue to manage
and control the trust property during his lifetime.
Establishing a living revocable trust has substantial
advantages over a will, for example:
• Avoiding Probate: The biggest advantage of using a
living revocable trust is that, unlike a will, it allows an estate
to avoid probate. Probate is the process whereby the court
oversees the transfer of your property to your heirs (which
will be determined for you by state law if you don’t designate
them in a will), and can be extremely time-consuming and
expensive. It can take between six months and two years for
an estate to clear probate, and the fees on a $300,000 estate
can be as high as $18,000. A living revocable trust provides
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quickly and easily without having to submit to probate.
To be continued next month.
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A Sold Out Crowd Enjoyed The Center For Family
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Close To $500,000 Raised For The Center To Continue Providing Programs To Children And Families Who Suffer From
Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse Or Homelessness In Our Community
Nearly 550 guests attended The Center for Family
Services’ 16th Annual Old Bags Luncheon™ on Feb. 27
at The Breakers in Palm Beach. One of the most popular
luncheons of the season, the Old Bags Luncheon featured a
magnificent silent auction of over 350 designer handbags,
jewelry, a raffle and a luncheon with guest speaker Darrell
Hammond.
“The Old Bags Luncheon is The Center for Family
Services’ signature fundraising event,” said Dr. Ted Greer,
Jr. CEO of The Center for Family Services. “Our generous
sponsors, dedicated luncheon committee and our loyal
supporters enable The Center to continue providing programs
to children and families who suffer from domestic violence,
sexual abuse or homelessness in our community.”
Special thanks to WPTV Chief Meteorologist Steve
Weagal who served as master of ceremonies, the luncheons’
major sponsors: Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus and
Jewelry sponsor Kaufmann de Suisse, Corporate sponsor
PNC Bank, and Media sponsor Palm Beach Illustrated.
Linda Adelson, Lorrain Hall and Soula Rifkin served as
chairwomen of the luncheon. Honorary chairs were Joan
Klann and Kitty Silverstein and Advisory chair was Judi
Richards.
Proceeds benefit The Center for Family Services’
programs provided to children who suffer from domestic
violence, sexual abuse or homelessness.
The Center For Family Services
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The Center for Family Services is a 52-year-old nonprofit
social services organization whose mission is strengthening
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Negotiating Is An Acquired Taste
By Jodi Cross
There is an art form to
negotiating. When you think
about it, we all do it every
day whether with our kids,
employees or in a sales
situation. So how can you
improve your negotiation
skills and get to “Yes?”
At the beginning of
any negotiation you must
prepare. Recently during a
real estate transaction we ran
into some complications that led to a conflict and we almost
lost the buyer. Deploying some simple steps can help get
things back on track.
1. Prioritize your stakes; what are you willing to give
concessions on and what is off limits? Determine the best
outcome prior to starting the negotiation then develop a Plan
B scenario.
2. Do your research. Identify where the other person’s
interests lie. What issues are important to them? How well
do you know them or the company they represent?
3. Who else may have a stake in this negotiation? What
deadlines are you up against? Can you create leverage to
move the deal along or using the deadline as a cost of delay
tactic?
4. Develop supporting arguments and outcomes that can
be used as persuasive bargaining tools.
5. Work on a strategy. Determine your bottom line? Set up
your goals from an aspirational and reality based perspective
and outline what you want to achieve in writing.
Now that you have prepared for negotiations, let the
games begin. Negotiations should be taken seriously, always
remember not to get overconfident and never give away your
bottom line.
Using key objectives can help reveal your opponents
positioning during the discovery process.
1. Keep the lines of communication open while sharing,
listening and asking “why” questions.
2. Take a cooperative approach by identifying all possible
issues surrounding the negotiations, never assume anything.
3. When you are in the bargaining zone be prepared to
find overlapping points and use bridging techniques to create
alignment. Bridging identifies alternative concessions by
using creative tradeoffs and develops reciprocity.
4. Never make a concession without reciprocity and avoid
unilateral concessions.
5. Be firm and assertive. Know your worth and be prepared
to walk away!
Try to avoid getting emotionally attached to the outcome.
One time I was purchasing a car and I loved the pin striping
detail. I started fixating on the fact the no other car would
have those stripes and lost track of the bigger negotiation.
Remember to stay focused during the negotiation process
and you can obtain your ultimate goal.
Jodi Cross is a marketing consultant, speaker and writer
and can be reached at [email protected].
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THE PLASTIC
SURGERY CENTER
FOR EXCELLENCE
600 Heritage Drive, Suite 220
Abacoa in Jupiter
Phone (561)624-0900. Fax:(561)627-3006
www.palmbeachplastics.com
Email: [email protected]
Pat Deshong and Marcia
Dowd and their Divas
Business Review keep their
finger on the pulse of what’s
happening, where people are
going and what they are saying.
They aren’t just going to tell
you what they experienced and
respected about this business,
but what other randomly
selected customers liked as well. We are interested in what their
customers have to say and share their comments with you.
According To The Divas... It is imperative that you do research
before selecting any physician but being Divas we especially
vetted this practice for purely selfish reasons! We learned about
plastic surgery and the many new procedures available. We asked
questions regarding their backgrounds, certifications and areas of
expertise. With Florida being a mecca of surgeons to pick from we
suggest you do the same. While we were more than satisfied with
their answers and share their stories with you, we do feel that it is
important for you to make an appointment and have a one-on-one
with the doctor. The consultation is complimentary. Don’t be shy
about questions pertaining to the cost and procedures available
and be sure to share your expectations and the outcome you are
hoping for.
ABOUT THE DOCTORS...
Dr. Alan Jacobson M.D.
is the founder of this practice.
He is triple Board Certified by
the American Board of Facial
Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, the American Board of
Otolaryngology Head and Neck
Surgery and the American Board
of Anti-aging Regenerative
Medicine. He is a fellow of the
American Academy of Cosmetic
Surgery, the American College
of Surgeons (F.A.C.S), the American Academy of Facial Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgery and the American Society of Head
and Neck Surgery. He practiced in New York for eight years;
combining both private practice and academic medicine (Columbia
University and Mt. Sinai Schools of Medicine). Moving to Palm
Beach in 1989 and establishing the Physicians Skin Care Plastic
Surgery Center, Dr. Jacobson realized the fulfillment of his life’s
professional dream. He combines his deep knowledge of surgical
anatomy and skills with his extensive clinical experience to forge
the concept of Minimally Invasive Facial Plastic Surgery. The
center was the first in Florida and one of the first worldwide where
these principles were incorporated into new techniques which are
now the mainstay of plastic surgery protocols. These procedures
achieve excellent results with no general anesthesia. Dr. Jacobson is
widely published in textbooks and medical journals, and has been
an invited lecturer and teacher both nationally and internationally.
Dr. Vartan Mardirossian
traveled here from Boston in
pursuit of his passion for plastic
surgery. He brings the latest
advances of European and US
facial plastic surgery techniques
to the practice. His particular
attention to the concepts of facial
harmony and perception results
in a personalized plan of surgical
and non-surgical treatments
aimed to achieve a naturally
youthful and attractive look.
Dr. M was born in Bulgaria and moved to Italy at a young age to
attend the prestigious Collegio Armeno Moorat Raphael in Venice
with full scholarship. He pursued and completed his medical
studies at the Facolta’ di Medicina e Chirurgia dell`Universita’
degli Studi di Padova with Summa cum Laude. He was awarded
with a presidential scholarship for the entire duration of his studies.
During the years of his Residency in Head and Neck Surgery
in Italy, Dr. M trained under the guidance of famous European
rhinoplasty and facial plastics surgeons. He was invited to perform
research in Head and Neck Oncology at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology and helped implement Robotic surgery at Boston
University Medical Center. He completed a Residency in Head
and Neck surgery at Boston University Medical Center and was
among only 40 surgeons nationwide to pursue a Fellowship in
Facial plastic and Reconstructive surgery, under the guidance of
world acclaimed Dr. Jeffrey Spiegel at Boston University. During
the Boston marathon tragedy Dr. M was called into the hospital
to take care of the victims of the bombings, and with his timely
intervention saved a patient from a permanent facial disfigurement.
Dr. M was one of the few surgeons in Boston to be awarded with
a certificate of appreciation for his service during the Boston
Marathon tragedy.
The passion and the determination of Dr. M to continue on
the road of plastic surgery led him to Florida where he partnered
with Dr. Jacobson. He says “I was immediately impressed by
the genuine values and professional integrity of Dr. Jacobson
- characteristics that are not easy to find in plastic surgeons
nowadays.”
According to many patients and their own staff, Dr. J and Dr.
M work together in great agreement and harmony - not only in the
operating room but also during the routine visits in clinic.
As Dr. Jacobson confirms time and again, Dr M’s unique
skills, dedication to achieve naturally youthful appearance and his
profound knowledge of anatomy is what made him a great match
for this practice and a keeper of his legacy for many years to come.
The following is a brief description of the professional
services available by our research and as described in the material
and information provided to us. We did our best to summarize
each of the procedures as described and in their own words. We
recommend that you call their office directly for more In-depth
information, schedule a complimentary consultation and see their
premises including their own surgical suite where the procedures
are performed.
PROCEDURES:
Face:
S-Lift - A technique specifically developed for correction of
jowls and upper neck. It consists of minimal incisions performed
under local anesthesia or with twilight sedation. During this
procedure, your own facial tissue is moved from your jowls to your
cheek area to give a more youthful look to your face.
J-Lift - A minimally invasive facial rejuvenation procedure
developed by Dr. Jacobson. Similar to the S-Lift, this procedure is
performed without the need of general anesthesia, and requires a
bandage for only one day. The J-Lift is for patients who have more
pronounced neck laxity and muscular sagging. There is usually
minimal- to-no- bruising.
Neck Lift - With the availability of new minimal incision surgical
techniques, the neck can now be corrected without the need of a
standard facelift. Performed under local anesthesia or IV sedation,
healing time is rapid and the patient can resume near normal activity
in 5-7 days.
SOOF Lift - As we age, we all get the appearance of having bags
under the lower lids. This is often times associated with a crescent
shape fullness on the cheek below the eye and triangular hollow
below the eye next to the nose. The SOOF lift permits correction
of these problems through a small inconspicuous incision below the
eyelashes or inside the eye lid. This gives the cheek and the lower
eyelid area a youthful and attractive appearance.
Brow Elevation & Lateral Browlift - is a minimally invasive
procedure, in which small 1.5 inch incisions are placed at the hairline
on both sides and the brows are lifted with a nice youthful result,
minimal downtime and excellent non-operated look.
Eyelid Lift - When correcting eyelid lift problems it is always
imperative not to cause a hollow or surprised look. Instead of
removing skin and fat we now use what is available to us to create
a more gentle transition between lower lid and the aging cheek.
Healing time may be a long weekend.
Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) - is performed in our Jupiter office
under level III anesthesia. Dr. Mardirossian has co-authored a
minimal approach procedure which guarantees a tiny incision with
the same great result. Depending on patient`s anatomy and age,
techniques can vary and you can expect to wear a nasal cast for a
week. We pride ourselves in achieving a naturally pleasing result.
Facial Feminization Surgery is available and is a set of
reconstructive surgical procedures that typically enhance the
feminine features and the attractiveness of the face.
Breast
Breast Augmentation - All procedures are performed without
general anesthesia utilizing only twilight sleep in our fully licensed
operating room. Currently they use silicone gel implants also called
cohesive gel implants or “gummy bears” which always maintain
their form. We are proud of the natural results and many satisfied
patients through the years. Most patients can return to near normal
activities in several days.
Breast Lift - The “V - Lift”- Vertical Lift is a minimally invasive
procedure where we utilize a person’s own breast tissue to lift and
augment the breast. Our method gives the Breast more projection
and does not require the type of incision that is known to cause the
breast to flatten and be less aesthetically appealing.
Body
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) - is performed under twilight
sleep and local anesthesia. Excess skin and fat is removed, the waist
is contoured and the muscles are tightened. We have found that our
patients experience minimal pain.
Smartlipo - is a new technique of liposuction. The fat is melted
and the laser initiates a significant skin retraction reaction. Unlike
more typical types of liposuction, Smartlipo allows skin contouring
and shrinkage without the need for surgical intervention.
Arms, neck, chest and muffin top No loose skin TM treatment
- is a minimally invasive radio frequency skin- tightening procedure
that eliminates redundant skin in the neck, chest, arms, thighs abovethe-knee area, as well as other areas, by improving the elasticity of
the skin. Downtime, is minimal and the patient is usually back to
her/his everyday activities the following day.
NON SURGICAL TREATMENTS
Fraxel Laser - is the gold standard for non-invasive facial
rejuvenation. The procedure is performed with topical anesthesia
and effectively reduces or diminishes photo damage, fine lines, large
pores, wrinkles and brown spots.
Dermal fillers:
Juvederm - is an injectable replacement for the hyaluronic acid
your skin has lost. It replenished its volume and smoothes away
facial wrinkles, folds, scars and stretch marks.
Belotero - is an FDA approved dermal filler made of a soft,
cohesive gel used to fill fine lines and wrinkles around the lips and
under the eyes. Belotero works instantly, plumping your skin and
filling those unwanted folds and wrinkles. Results usually last 6
months or more.
Voluma instantly adds volume to the cheek area to restore the
youthful contour of the face.
Botox Cosmetic is administered via a few tiny injections
directly into the mimic muscles. Botox enables the muscles to relax
by blocking the release of a chemical that normally causes them to
contract.
There is an impressive menu of “Specialized Skin Services”
available by Estheticians Karen & Rozalia. Some of these treatments
include:
Advanced Facials
Eye, Lip & Neck Treatments
Skin Resurfacing Designer Peels
Diamond Abrasion
Collagen Treatments
Permanent Makeup
Waxing
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS :
Jupiter Medical Center
1210 South Old Dixie Hwy
Jupiter, Fl. 33458
The Plastic Surgery Center For Excellence own Private Surgical
Suite
PATIENT TESTIMONIALS:
Beth, 47 and from Jupiter said that through the years she has
been under the care of several plastic surgeons always trying to chase
away “father time”. Her introduction to the Center for Excellence
came when she complimented a woman who she knew to be much
older and asked what her secret was. The woman smiled and said
a “J Lift” by Dr. Jacobson and Dr. Mardirossian and when asked
to see the scars, she answered there are none. Beth had been in the
medical business for years and immediately called for a consultation.
She was pleased with the doctor’s patience as they answered her
many questions and was astounded when they dissuaded her from
doing things they felt was unnecessary. She eventually had several
procedures done at the same time at the Centers private surgical suite
and was amazed the next day when all the bandages were removed
and there were no bruising on her face or body. Dr. M explained
that was due to a special type of local anesthesia which decreases
bleeding, bruising and pain. She mentioned the experience was
“easier and less stressful than some dental work I’ve had done. All
my friends told me how great I now look, but the greatest compliment
came from my dermatologist who told me I look natural and not
pulled like some others do after a face lift.”
Roni, 60 from Palm Beach, prides herself in being a “cougar.”
Always being a size two, and considered attractive, she found
“saying goodbye to beauty not a happy thing to do.” Starting with
a breast implant at thirty and a breast lift twenty-five years later she
felt it was time to do her face. Her procedure was an S-Lift with
facial rejuvenation and done in less than an hour at the Center for
Excellence surgical suite under twilight sedation. She experienced
no pain and almost no bruising with a downtime of only four days.
Roni was thrilled with the results saying “I look just like me only
fifteen years younger.”
What The Divas say about Doctors Jacobson & Mardirossian...
Although we did not have the benefit of sampling as we
traditionally like to do ( Marcia did manage to find a jar of chocolate
candy. Pat tried to tell her it did not count), we feel confident in
writing this review. Dr’s Jacobson & Mardirossian are qualified
physicians with an impressive list of credentials. The practice has
been in existence since1989 and we had the benefit of many satisfied
clients to choose from. The office is warm, comfortable and inviting
as is the staff. While we are not experts in this field, our research
showed that they keep up with the latest technology and products
available. You may be reluctant to admit this but we know that most
of us, definitely Divas, have at least flirted with the idea of having
something done to turn back the clock. This feeling is only natural
and nothing to be ashamed of. If you feel that refreshing your look
will make you a more confident and happier person then you should
at least find out what is involved. Only you can make that decision
and perhaps a visit to these doctors will help you decide. Oh, and
when you go, please don’t forget to tell them The Divas sent you!
The Divas keep their fingers on the pulse of what is happening
in local businesses and share their perspective and customer
opinions in their monthly column. If you have a comment,
would like to be invited to a future Diva event or are interested
in having them write about your business, please contact them at
[email protected] or you can access their reviews
at www.seabreezepublications.com/featuredstories.
ArtiGras 2014 Abacoa
Artist Nancy Tilles displays her amazing paintings each year
Ellen Negley
Artist Sarah LaPierre
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These artists can turn anyone you know into a puppet.
Have You Had Your Mammogram?
Lori Cote came
in for a routine mammogram. Her radiologist noticed an abnormality that was deep in her breast tissue. Utilizing 3D mammography
“I believe my breast
cancer would not have
been detected without
3D mammography.”
– Lori Cote
(tomosynthesis), her breast cancer was found early, in its most treatable stage. Lori credits this leading-edge technology, and the
expertise of Dr. Robert Stickle, with saving her life. Today, Lori is thankful to be here with her family, watching her daughter grow and
build a beautiful life.
Our Niedland Breast Center Team includes breast health specialists, a patient navigation team and dedicated breast radiologists
who read more than 10,000 mammograms each year. Put your breast healthcare in the hands of a team that combines leading-edge
technology with clinical expertise. Don’t wait, schedule your mammogram today! To learn more about 3D mammography,
visit jupiterbreastcare.com/tomo. To schedule an appointment, call (561) 263-4414 and ask for 3D mammography.
Margaret W. Niedland
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Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival began more than a quarter century ago at the North Palm Beach
Country Club. This local art show has grown into a nationally recognized arts festival now
held at Abacoa in Jupiter and is produced by the Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of
Commerce and presented by Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center.
Residents and visitors enjoyed a great variety of art, food, live music and artists creating
everything from oil paintings and pottery to mixed media sculptures and fine jewelry on a
beautiful President’s Day weekend.
This three-day, family-friendly festival had something for everyone. There was a special
children’s section with an art contest for kids and where they were encouraged to craft,
exhibit and sell their creations.
Students from several schools participated in a contest by decorating trash cans that added
to the artsy festival. Lots of vendors with delicious food and aromas floating through the
festival.
Livia and Klandra from the Ritz Ballroom Dance Studio in Jupiter put on a show at Artigras
Sherry
One Of The World’s Oldest
Wines Is A Treasure That Is
Underappreciated In Many
Circles
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Sherry has a protected
Spanish designation of origin
status. This fortified wine (a
fortified wine is produced
by having grape spirit added
during the production in
order to increase the alcoholic
strength, halt fermentation to
preserve the sugar content
and stabilize) comes from an
area of Spain known as the sherry triangle consisting of the
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three towns of Jerez de la Fronters, Sanlúcar de Barrameda
and El Puerto de Santa Maria. There are three grape varieties
authorized for production: Palomino, Muscat of Alexandria
and Pedro Ximénez. The last two grapes are mainly used for
sweetening.
Sherry is aged by the Solera system which uses tiers of
wine casks that are systematically blended with the more
mature wine in the casks below. Sherry comes in different
styles.
Fino is a crisp, dry and
nutty delicate sherry.
Manzaniila comes from
the coastal town of Sanlúcar
de Barrameda and is typically
lighter than fino, often with a
little salty finish.
Amontillado is amber in
color with a distinctive nutty
flavor that is complex, with a
long finish.
Palo Cortado is a rare
variety of sherry that is much
sought after. The production
of this rare breed has notes that are a cross of a fino and the
nutty richness of an amontillado. The character of this fine
wine make it quite expensive.
Oloroso sherry is dry and brown-colored. It is a rich nutty
style with aromas of raisins.
Cream sherry is sweetened with the addition of Muscat or
Pedro Ximénez grapes and is more commercially produced.
Sherry can be served with an appetizer or dessert.
Spain offers great cheeses and salted hams. My favorite
cheese is probably the famous Manchego. This cheese is
incredible, made from unpasteurized sheep’s milk; it is aged
between three months to two years. Normally butterscotch
in color it is well developed, creamy with nutty flavors.
To compliment this fine cheese I serve thinly sliced
Serrano ham, fresh rustic Spanish bread baked with sundried tomatoes and an assortment of Manzanilla olives all
marinated with oregano, thyme, garlic, orange, lemon and a
little rosemary. These are Mediterranean wonders!
Wouldn’t it be fun to offer your guest a sherry with all the
accompaniments when they arrive at your home?
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Sweeps Kravis
Center Gala Guests Off Their Feet
Kravis Center Gala Includes Dancing, Dining And More Dancing!
Like a synchronized dance, Kravis Center gala patrons
were ushered from one room to the next, as they enjoyed an
exciting evening – full of dancing, dining and more dancing
– acting as both spectators and participants.
Held at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing
Arts, the annual black-tie affair began with a red carpet
runway welcome in the lobby, a cocktail reception in the
Shapiro Founders Room followed by a spectacular dance
performance by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in
Dreyfoos Hall, with the final act, a dinner dance, in the
Gimelstob Ballroom, in the Cohen Pavilion.
performance,” said Monika Preston. “The community
expects the Kravis Center to be here, and as I look around
this gorgeous room and see so many younger people here
who want to be involved and inspired, there is no doubt that
the Kravis Center’s future will be healthy and strong”
Preston, who also served as last year’s gala chair,
continued by thanking honorary chair and special friend
Kathryn Vecellio, for her time talent and support before
recognizing the junior Co-chairs Cameron Preston, Angela
Vecellio and Tara Vecellio, for their enthusiasm, elegance and
hard work. Joining the junior co-chairs in celebration of the
center was a table of more than 50 of their closest friends.
However, they weren’t the youngest patrons to attend
Cameron and Jeffery Preston (Lucian Capehart Photography)
Monika and John Preston (Corby Kay’s Studio Palm Beach)
Making only a single-stop in West Palm Beach, and for
the first time in more than 15 years, Alvin Ailey American
Dance Theater wowed the crowd with its graceful and
emotional performance, ranging from pulse-racing and fastpaced to intimate and spirit-lifting. During the opening act,
Minus 16, the audience had an opportunity to get in on the
fun, as more than 15 dancers, dressed in black suits and top
hats, moved from the stage and up the aisles of the theater,
randomly selecting participants for a freestyle dance on stage.
Hailed as America’s “cultural ambassadors to the world,”
the theater company closed with one of their most famous
masterpieces, Revelations, called “one of the great works of
the human spirit” by The New York Times.
Following many ovations, the gala guests proceeded onto
a spectacularly decorated ballroom where dinner and dancing
completed the event.
At the dinner, Judith Mitchell, chief executive officer
of the Kravis Center welcomed guests. “The generosity of
gala guests, supporters and volunteers all contribute to the
performing arts center, which then can continue to attract a
variety of quality programs – touching Palm Beach County
residents of all ages, races and socioeconomic backgrounds.”
Mitchell continued by sharing, “People count on the
Kathryn and Leo Vecellio (Lucian Capehart Photography)
Kravis Center being here, and a well-funded endowment
provides the long-term fiscal stability necessary for us to
continue to carry out our mission. Tonight I have the distinct
pleasure to report that the Kravis Center’s endowment is
thriving. The recent announcement of a $5 million gift
from the estate of Helen K. Persson brings the value of our
Permanently Restricted Endowment Fund to $17.3 million.”
Persson’s family and friends attended the gala and were
introduced to guests during the announcements.
Jane Mitchell, the Kravis Center’s chair of the board
of directors, addressed patrons and recognized Alexander
Dreyfoos, founding board chair, and William Meyer,
immediate past chair of the board. She continued by
extending her appreciation to gala attendees, “Thank you
for your continued generosity, your confidence, and your
trust in our ability to carry out our mission to enhance the
quality of life in Palm Beach County. Your attendance tonight
is important support ... support that has direct impact on
the Kravis Center’s national and international reputation as
it continues to grow as a premier performing arts venue.”
Jane Mitchell then turned the podium over to the gala chair,
Monika Preston.
“We estimate that more than eight million people
have walked through our doors since opening in 1992,
and approximately two million children have seen a live
Michael and Angela Vecellio (Lucian Capehart Photography)
this year’s gala. Sponsored by Laurie Silvers and Mitchell
Rubenstein, a table of future performers and future arts
enthusiasts were special guests at the event. The “Rising Stars
Table,” was a group of eight teenagers from nearby Dreyfoos
School of the Arts, many interested in dance themselves.
Treated to world-class service and enviable food by
Catering by The Breakers, the evening’s dinner gave galaAlvin Ailey Dance on page 15
highest quality; by offering comprehensive arts education
programs; by providing a home in which local and regional
arts organizations can showcase their work; and by providing
economic catalyst and community leadership in West Palm
Beach, supporting efforts to increase travel and tourism to
Palm Beach County.
For general information about the Kravis Center
performances, please visit the center’s official Web site at www.
kravis.org or call the box office at (561) 832-7469 (561-832SHOW). For information about the Kravis Center’s special
events, contact the development office at (561) 651-4320.
Alvin Ailey Dance from page 14
goers something to dance about. The first-course, a seafood
trilogy, included quinoa crusted scallop, smoked salmon
tartare and Maine lobster medallions. The next act was an
entrée of sea salt and herb crusted filet of beef, with a side
of foie gras and duck ravioli, honjimegi mushrooms and
sweet potato-parmesan pavé. The performance grand-finale
included a decadent ice cream sundae – a hit, as each patron
created their own unique spin on the dessert.
The final act concluded with, of course, more dancing,
as guests embraced the tunes of Marcia Mitchell Music well
into the night.
Gala sponsors include: Martin Axman, The Breakers,
Stephen Brown and Jamie Stern, Alec and Miriam Flamm,
Diane and Bruce Halle, Henni and John Kessler, Dorothy and
Sidney Kohl, Ingrid and David Kosowsky, Jack and Goldie
Wolfe Miller Fund, Jane M. Mitchell, Neiman Marcus,
Helen K. Persson, Monika and John Preston, Sabadell Bank
& Trust, SBA Communications Corporation, Laurie Silvers
and Mitchell Rubenstein, Kathryn and Leo Vecellio; Tiffany
& Co. for special support, and Classical South Florida for
media support.
Gala Committee members include: Michael Bracci,
Mark Freitas, Robert Fromer, Irene Karp, John Kessler, Ted
Mandes, William Meyer, Laurie Silvers and Dom Telesco.
The Kravis Center is a not-for-profit performing arts
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Color In Shade
By Gustavo Asp, President,
Magland Landscape Design
Florida may be the
Sunshine State, but that
doesn’t mean every
backyard is blessed with
full sun. South Florida
encompasses U.S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA) hardiness zones
9 and 10. Finding shadeloving plants for this region
can be challenging, but
many types of tropical and
subtropical plants perform
well in south Florida so long as gardeners provide frequent
watering. Shade plants offer diverse color and texture, and
some varieties display flowers.
Shade gardens are a wonderful way to utilize the
areas under trees, beside fences and along foundations.
But be sure to choose
the right plants for your
shady spot. Check your
garden’s shade patterns.
High tree canopies give
partial or dappled shade,
while buildings or low
trees provide full shade.
Some shade loving
plants also love the sun,
Bromeliads
so if your shade shifts, look
for plants that adapt, like flax lily. Many shady areas are
also dry, so use drought tolerant shade lovers like Devil’s
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Perennials with white or brightly colored flowers or
variegated leaves, such as ground orchids, will really stand
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Other shade-loving
perennials include ferns,
Stramantha and gingers,
but many more are
available.
For some color, add
caladiums; for flowers,
Shade garden design and add dragon wing and angel
installed by Magland
wing begonias. Also for
texture bromeliads is the
way to go with a large range of varieties. If you use a lot of
purple-leaved plants some lime-colored or variegated leaves
will provide a nice contrast. Sanchezia has a yellow green
variety that could be paired with its purple sister. Spider
plant has lots of white foliage and pairs well with Ti plants
too like Black Magic, Tricolor Ti, Anti Lou and more.
As you near the edge of a tree canopy or shady area
you can experiment with plants that need a little more sun.
Liriope, variegated arbacola and other mounding grasses
make a nice transition to
turf at the edge of shade.
These areas are also
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Water features are also
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The Loxahatchee Club’s Annual Friends Of Jupiter
Medical Center Golf Tournament Successfully Raises
Over $105k For The Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
The Loxahatchee Club in Jupiter once again hosted a very
successful Friends of Jupiter Medical Center Golf Tournament
raising over $105,000 for the hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization
Program. Since its inception, the golf tournament has raised
nearly $2 million for Jupiter Medical Center.
Organized by John Waters, Golf Committee chairman;
Chip Misch, The Loxahatchee Club COO and general
manager; Morgan Poncy, M.D., internal medicine; and
Wilson Zehner, Robb Reglar, Peter Lund and Morgan Poncy
John Couris and Chip Misch
Wilson Zehner, PGA, The Loxahatchee Club head golf
professional, this tournament annually funds an endowment
established in 1990 by the late Charles Kirsch, who was a
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation trustee and Loxahatchee
Club member.
“This support of the Loxahatchee Club’s membership of
Charles Kirsch’s endowment is a testament to Charles’ legacy
and to the quality of Jupiter Medical Center’s facility,” said
Poncy, who has been part of the organizing committee for the
last 10 years. “The format of play – one doctor being paired
with a group of club members – makes the day informative
along with being enjoyable.”
During the cocktail reception following play, Zehner
announced the Low-Net team members were: Paul Weinstein,
DDS-Oral/Maxillofacial, Dick Strauss, Don Epelbaum
and George Bovenizer, and the Low-Gross winning team
members were: Dr. Poncy, Robb Peglar, Peter Lund and
Zehner. John D. Couris, president and CEO of Jupiter
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for organizing this long-standing tradition, and strengthening
relationships and friendships between the community and
Jupiter Medical Center.
For more information, visit www.theloxahatcheeclub.org.
About Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
The Jupiter Medical Center Foundation, the fundraising
arm of Jupiter Medical Center, is dedicated to obtaining
philanthropic resources to fulfill the critical healthcare needs
of our rapidly growing community. Revenues generated
through tax-deductible contributions are reinvested in Jupiter
Medical Center for new technologies, innovative programming,
sophisticated outreach and enhanced facilities to sustain a
healthy community. For more information about funding and
gifting opportunities, please call the Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation at (561) 263-5728 or visit www.jmcfoundation.org.
About Jupiter Medical Center
A not-for-profit 283-bed regional medical center
consisting of 163 private acute-care hospital beds and
120 long-term care, sub-acute rehabilitation and Hospice
beds, Jupiter Medical Center provides a broad range of
services with specialty concentrations in oncology, imaging,
orthopedics and spine, digestive health, emergency services,
lung and thoracic, women’s health, weight management
and men’s health. Founded in 1979, the medical center has
approximately 1,500 team members, 520 physicians and 700
volunteers. Jupiter Medical Center is the recipient of the
HealthGrades “America’s 50 Best” Award™ for two years
in a row (2011-2012) and the Distinguished Hospital Award
- Clinical Excellence™ for nine years in a row (2005-2013).
For more information on Jupiter Medical Center, please call
(561) 263-2234 or visit www.jupitermed.com.
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Three PM Alarm
By Tina K. VaLant
I patiently await a friend at a coffee shop in Palm Beach
Gardens. As mid-afternoon patrons buzz in and out, I
eavesdrop on creative beverage requests. My friend appears,
orders and we begin catching up. Next to us, a phone alarm
reminds “vanilla soy latte’ lady” of something. She silences
her phone and closes her eyes.
About a week later, I’m at a traffic light, in Boca. It’s
sunny with a crisp breeze, my windows are down. A phone
sounds, from the blue car next to me. It’s 3 p.m. He motions,
asking to be let in. He pulls in to the parking lot, at the bank
got to thinking of the heavy burden we carry by harboring
resentment or the feelings associated when others have
mistreated us.” Dr. Deborah Brown, clinical psychologist
agrees, “Anger can be emotionally and physically harmful,
when it remains stuck inside us, unmoving and unresolved.
These feelings can lead to revenge or violence. The only way
I know to release long-held anger is forgiveness.”
Forgiveness is not always easy. At times, it feels more
painful than the wound we suffered, to forgive the one that
inflicted it. And yet, there is no peace without forgiveness.
Marianne Williamson
where I’m headed, turns the car off and sits there. By the
time I finish at the drive-thru, he’s gone.
I had almost forgotten about the 3 p.m. phenomenon. Until
perusing produce at the grocery store, I hear an alarm chime. You
guessed – it’s 3 p.m. The couple left their cart and went outside.
I’ll Google it tonight, I tell myself. I didn’t find anything.
The following weekend, in Boca Raton, I’m at a yoga
retreat, presented by Wendi Blum and Leslie Glickstein at
Yoga Journey. I was about to receive an unexpected bonus.
In between Saturday’s speakers and yoga practice, Wendi
unveiled the mystery that had been dogging me for weeks.
“Years ago, I was listening to Marianne Williamson, on
XM Radio. It was 3 p.m., she was addressing forgiveness. I
You might forgive the person who just cut you off in
traffic, resentment from a co-worker, or the cause of a painful
childhood experience. The person doesn’t have to know you
forgave them. They may no longer be a part of your life, or
may have passed on. “Forgiveness does not absolve others of
their own wrongdoing. Forgiving is a powerful step toward
your own peace of mind, not a passive surrender,” added
Brown. Forgiving allows past bad feelings to drift away from
you, like white billowy clouds.
All major religious traditions carry basically the same
message (love, compassion and forgiveness). The important
thing is to make them part of our daily lives. Dalai Lama
“Three o’clock made perfect sense, for my daily
reminder,” stated Blum. “I shared this philosophy during
yoga teacher training at Yoga Journey Studio, in Boca. As
a group, we decided to share in the daily ritual, and expand
it within our own classes.” Devoting a few daily moments
to forgiveness can be extremely liberating. “I found that
by being mindful and releasing feelings of anger, hurt, or
resentment, I created a space to welcome better things to
my life.”
Often, as Wendi is addressing a group as a strategy-coach or
during presentation, not only does her alarm sound at 3 p.m., but
it has company. This makes her smile. She estimates a couple
thousand people now share this practice. It continues to grow
by word of mouth, social media, and a dedicated Web site.
The practice of forgiveness is our most important
contribution to the healing of the world. Marianne
Williamson
“The goal with this movement is to achieve peace on
Earth, by forgiving others and also ourselves. Peace begins
within each of us,” stated Blum. If this resonates with you,
adapt this routine to your daily life, and notice what happens.
It will positively change your life.”
When you forgive, you in no way change the past – but
you sure do change the future. Bernard Meltzer
“Depending upon the level of emotion surrounding your
feelings, it may take days, months, or even a year to reach a
place of acceptance. But know when this happens, miracles
will follow. It all begins with forgiveness,” added Blum.
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute
of the strong. Mahatma Gandhi
The weekend of the yoga retreat, I set my mobile phone
with a special daily chime for 3 p.m. The first few times
were easy. My spouse had recycled something irreplaceable
(confession: he was on my 3 p.m. radar for days). I have
forgiven those who haven’t treated me the way I felt I
deserved to be treated. Many times, I am the subject of my
own 3 p.m. moment. It is nice to take a mindful moment to
forgive. It feels good for my heart and for my head.
To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the
prisoner was you. Lewis B. Smedes
I got to thinking how 143 translates to I Love You (one
letter, four letters, three letters). According to Wikipedia, not
only is 176 an “angelic number;” I translate it to I Forgive
Myself, or I Forgive Others. So the next time you’re out and
you hear an alarm (maybe it’s yours?) at 3 p.m. or see 176;
know that you are a part of a powerful, positive movement
toward peace – your own, and the world surrounding you.
You are invited to set your daily alarm at 3 p.m., visit and share
forgiveness at www. 4giveat3.com or on FaceBook at 4giveat3.
Friends Of Jupiter Beach March Clean-Up
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Friends of Jupiter Beach have their monthly beach cleanup
on the first Saturday of each month. Volunteers and FJB
members are celebrating the 18th anniversary of keeping
Jupiter Beach clean and dog-friendly.
At the March 1st clean-up, everyone divided into teams
to clean the beach, then return for a continental breakfast and
beverages, a brief program and “thanks for coming” door
prizes.
New Managing Director Karen Gray welcomed volunteers
and Joan Ross treated everyone with her special bake
creations and bagels were provided by Einstein Bros. Bagels.
Volunteers at the March Clean-Up collected 595 pounds
including 300 pounds of trash and 295 pounds of recyclables.
Trash and recyclables are collected from Jupiter Beach in
one hour on the 2.5 mile stretch of beach. The recyclables are
separated and taken away by Rapid Removal, a Palm Beach
Gardens debris removal firm.
Volunteers get ready to head to the beach
Carl and Eric with Dr. Ali Manis, a sponsor of the March Clean-Up with New Managing
Director Karen Gray
Carol and Joan prepare food for breakfast after the clean-up
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Award Nominees
Executive Women of the Palm Beaches announces 23
local women have been nominated for the prestigious Women
In Leadership Award. Women who work in Palm Beach
County were nominated in three sectors: private, public
and volunteer. “We are thrilled so many women have been
nominated by their peers,” said Minx Boren, president of
Executive Women of the Palm Beaches. “This is our 31st
year of presenting these awards and each year extraordinary
women in our community have been recognized.”
The annual Women In Leadership Awards luncheon
recognizes exemplary women who have demonstrated
extraordinary achievements and leadership in three sectors.
“This was the first award program in Palm Beach County
to recognize the leadership accomplishments of women in
our community,” said Virginia Spencer, chair of Executive
Women of the Palm Beaches Inc. Foundation. “While the
luncheon recognizes the achievements and celebrates the
contributions of exceptional executive women, proceeds
of the luncheon provide critically needed scholarship
assistance.” The Women in Leadership Awards program
raises money to help promising young women in our
community pursue their dream of a college education. The
Lois Kwasman Grant for Community Impact is also awarded
to an organization whose work makes a profound difference
in the lives of girls and/or young women.
The luncheon, which is one of the county’s most
successful community events, will be held this year on May
1 at the Kravis Center. The keynote speaker is Valerie Plame,
former CIA operations officer and best-selling author of Fair
Game and Blowback. This year’s honorary chair is Palm
Beach philanthropist, Frances Fisher.
The nominees for 2014 in the private sector are: Jestena
Boughton, Delray Beach; Michelle Diffenderfer, West Palm
Beach; Christine D. Hanley, West Palm Beach; Sharon
Quercioli, West Palm Beach; and Yvette Trelles, Palm Beach
Gardens. In the public sector: Verdenia C. Baker, Royal Palm
Beach; Rev. Pamela Cahoon, Lake Worth; Elayne Forgie,
Lake Park; Dr. Laurie George, Jupiter; Judith A. Mitchell,
Stuart; the Honorable Jeri Muoio Mayor of West Palm Beach,
West Palm Beach; Denise Marie Nieman, Jupiter; Jocelyn
Skolnik, Palm Beach Gardens; Kelly Smallridge, Wellington;
Priscilla A. Taylor, West Palm Beach; and Denise W. Valz,
Palm Beach Gardens. In the volunteer sector: Leslie Artsis
Adams, West Palm Beach; Yvonne S. Boice, Boca Raton;
Sally Chester, West Palm Beach; Deborah Jaffe, Royal Palm
Beach; Janet Nakushian, North Palm Beach; Stephanie Pew,
North Palm Beach; and Beverly Perham, Wellington.
For more information on the event, please log onto: www.
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• Painting and pressure cleaning
• Repairs, moving, general maintenance
• House cleaning and much more!
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El Sol is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization
EWPB.org or call (561) 868-7070.
Executive Women of the Palm Beaches (EWPB) was
founded in 1982 by a small group of Palm Beach County
professional and executive women determined to support and
encourage women to succeed and lead. EWPB provides peer
support through networking and referrals, lively programs
addressing timely issues, mentoring and leadership skill
development opportunities.
Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Inc. Foundation’s
vision is to enhance and influence the educational advancement
of women. The foundation devotes its resources to educational
and charitable activities that make a positive difference in
the Palm Beach County community, provides financial aid
and scholarships to women from Palm Beach County, and
promotes awareness of women’s issues. The net proceeds of the
annual luncheon benefit the scholarship and grant programs of
the foundation. Since 1987, the foundation has awarded over
$360,000 for college scholarships and community projects.
Career Guidance
For Teens
By Jim Forgan, Ph.D.
Licensed School
Psychologist
Your teen can complete
a career and personality
inventory if he or she needs
direction due to uncertainty
about career options or
selecting a college major. This
process will give your teen a
focus and understanding
about his or her interests and
matching those to a career that will make them money. A
small investment of time and money can help shape your
teen’s future so he or she becomes independent and selfsupporting. This informative process is two hours and is for
teenagers ages 13-22 (eighth grade through college).
When you come in, we’ll sit down for a short intake
process so we can understand your needs. This is followed
by the teen taking a career inventory-assessment along with
a personality inventory. After this we discuss an integrated
written report of specific careers which match your teen’s
profile. Together we’ll formulate a short action plan of
next steps. Parents are involved in the debriefing to help
everyone get on the same page. The teen and parent receive
understanding, areas to research, and resources to help.
Best of all, the teen has a direction, knowledge and a better
understanding of him or herself.
Don’t let your child become a statistic because at least
50 percent of entering college students are undecided about
their majors. Furthermore, 50 percent – 70 percent of students
change their majors at least once before they graduate. When
a teen changes majors their parents spend excess money.
Most importantly, teens without direction are more likely
to drop out of college.
Dr. Forgan is a licensed school psychologist and he
and his associates offer gifted, dyslexia, ADHD/ADD and
processing testing, as well as career inventories. Visitwww.
careerinventory.net or call (561) 625-4125.
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The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County is
in need of bicycles, in good working condition, for the
homeless in our area.
Lack of transportation is a major barrier for the
homeless. Your old bike could help an individual
struggling to break the cycle of poverty get to work or
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Change someone’s life for the better – call us at
(561) 355-HOME for more details or e-mail us at
[email protected].
SunFest 2014 Lineup
SunFest, Florida’s largest music, art and waterfront festival
announces national acts scheduled to headline the 32nd annual
event include: Kid Rock, Ellie Goulding, Robin Thicke, Pretty
Lights, The Goo Goo Dolls, Young the Giant, J. Cole, Alice
In Chains, Sublime with Rome, Daughtry, Doobie Brothers,
Austin Mahone, Dropkick Murphys, Rebelution, Dirty Heads,
Cake, Justin Moore, David Nail, Josh Thompson, The Bangles,
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Blues Traveler, The
Wailers, Streetlight Manifesto, Rusted Root, Dick Dale, Inner
Circle and Conway. The 2014 festival will be held April 30 –
May 4 along the beautiful, scenic Flagler Drive in downtown
in West Palm Beach.
“This is our favorite time of year,” said SunFest’s
Executive Director Paul Jamieson. “It’s exciting to make the
announcement of scheduled acts. The festival scene is one of
the hottest growth areas in the music industry today. SunFest
is a unique festival in that we attract traditional and new music
fans and offer something for both. Our ticket sales have been
on an upswing the last several years, and we continue to
increase our entertainment investment to attract even more new
fans. As we put the finishing touches on the festival planning,
we are as eager as our ticket buyers for April 30 to get here.”
Also scheduled to perform at SunFest: Aer, Five Knives,
Surfer Blood, Monster Truck, Before You Exit, B. Smyth,
Bobby Lee Rodgers, Supervision, Brooke Eden, Vegabonds,
Jillette Johnson, Afrobeta, Ancient Sun, Daniel Heitz Band,
The Edge Effect, Jesse Young, Macy Kate, Odessey, Shout
London, SOSOS, Speaking Volumes, Spred the Dub, Stevie
Bee and Victim of Circumstance.
American multi-instrumentalist, music producer and
musician Kid Rock will perform Wednesday night, April 30,
on the Ford Stage. Known for his commercial success with
the 1998 studio album Devil Without a Cause, that sold 13
million albums worldwide, he is a five-time Grammy Award
nominee and has sold 25 million albums in the United States.
American alternative rock band Cake, will perform on
Wednesday night, April 30, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. With
two platinum albums and three Top 100 singles, some of their
most popular hits include: The Distance, Short Skirt/Long
Jacket and Frank Sinatra.
Rock guitarist Dick Dale will perform Wednesday night,
April 30 on the Ford Stage. Dale is known for inventing surf
music in the 1950s. A unique and versatile self-taught musician,
Dale, is also a master at the acoustic, electronic, bass and Spanish
guitars, and a myriad of other instruments as well. In 2007, he
was presented the third personalized medallion in 40 Years from
Guitar Player Magazine as “Guitar Legend.” Dale has also been
inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame in Nashville, as well
as the Surfing Walk of Fame in Huntington Beach, Calif.
Singer-songwriter Robin Thicke will perform on Thursday
night, May 1, on the Ford Stage. After topping the Billboard
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and reaching No. 14 on the
Billboard Hot 100 with his single Lost Without U, Thicke hit
international success again in 2013 with his album Blurred
Lines. Thicke was nominated for three Grammy Awards in
2013: Best Pop Vocal Album for Blurred Lines and Record of
the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for the album’s
single Blurred Lines.
Sublime with Rome will perform on Thursday night,
May 1, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. Sublime with Rome is a
musical collaboration between Eric Wilson, formerly of the
band Sublime, and singer and guitarist Rome Ramirez. Some
of their hit songs include: Only, Safe And Sound and Panic.
The Goo Goo Dolls will perform on Friday night, May 2
on the Ford Stage. Although renowned for their commercial
success with the 1998 single Iris, the Goo Goo Dolls have 14
Top 10 singles on various charts, and have sold more than 10
million albums worldwide. The first single Home from their
2010 album, Something for the Rest of Us extended the band’s
record to 14 Top 10 hits. The band’s newest album Magnetic
was released in June 2013.
Young the Giant will perform on Friday night, May 2, on
the Ford Stage. This American indie rock band formed in
Irvine, Calif. in 2004. They released their debut album in 2010
and the band’s first two singles My Body and Cough Syrup
reached the Top 5 on the U.S. Alternative Songs chart. Young
the Giant’s sophomore album Mind over Matter was released
in January.
Hip hop recording artist J. Cole will perform Friday night,
May 2 on the FPL Stage. Cole first received recognition in
2007, following the release of his debut mixtape The Come Up.
His debut album Cole World: The Sideline Story was released
September 2011 and debuted No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200,
Top R&B Albums and Top Rap Albums chart, selling more
than 218,000 copies in its first week. Cole’s most recent album
Born Sinner was released in June 2013 and rose to No. 1 on
the Billboard 200 chart.
American Grammy Award-winning rock band Doobie
Brothers will perform on Friday night, May 2, on the Tire
Kingdom Stage. The group has sold more than 40 million
albums worldwide throughout their career and were inducted
into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004. The Doobie
Brothers have continued to perform, create and record for
more than 21 consecutive years.
Rock and reggae band Rebelution will perform Saturday
afternoon, May 3, on the Ford Stage. Their third studio album
debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard Top 200 charts and sold
16,000 copies its first week, despite giving away half the album
free to their fans over the six weeks prior to release.
Rock, reggae, hip/hop band Dirty Heads will perform
Saturday afternoon, May 3 on the Ford Stage. Their debut
album featured one of the decade’s biggest rock singles Lay
Me Down, which spent 11 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard
Alternative chart. Rolling Stone Magazine recognized them
as one of the year’s best new bands.
The all-female band The Bangles will perform on Saturday
afternoon May 3, on the FPL Stage. Guitarists Susan Hoffs
and Vicki Peterson formed The Bangles with drummer Debbi
Peterson in California in 1980. They combined the chiming
riffs and catchy melodies of the British Invasion with a hint
of new wave energy. Their hits include: Manic Monday, Walk
Like an Egyptian, In Your Room and Eternal Flame. The band’s
latest album, Sweetheart of the Sun, was released in 2011.
New Orleans based jazz and funk band Trombone Shorty &
the Orleans Avenue will perform Saturday afternoon, May 3,
on the Tire Kingdom Stage. Their first album Backatown was
nominated for a 2010 Grammy Award and their sophomore
album For True spent 12 weeks on top of Billboard’s
Contemporary Jazz Chart in 2011. Trombone Shorty recently
released his third album and performed at the 2014 Grammy
Awards ceremony with Macklemore, Ryan Lewis, Queen
Latifah and Madonna.
Dance and electronica artist Pretty Lights will perform on
Saturday Night, May 3, on the Ford Stage. His second album
A Color Map of the Sun was nominated for a 2014 Grammy
Award in the category of Best Dance/Electronica Album.
Daughtry, singer, songwriter and musician from North
Carolina, will perform Saturday night, May 3 on the Tire
Kingdom Stage. After releasing back-to-back No. 1 albums,
earning four Grammy Award nominations, and winning four
American Music Awards, Daughtry released his latest album
Get Baptized in November 2013. He is best known for his
songs It’s Not Over, Over You and Home.
Josh Thompson will perform Saturday afternoon, May 3,
on the FPL Stage. The American country music artist released
his debut album Way Out Here in January 2010. The album
has produced three top 40 hits for him on the charts Beer on
the Table, Way Out Here and Won’t Be Lonely Long. In 2013,
his fifth single from his upcoming second studio album, Cold
Beer with Your Name on It, was released and debuted at No.
52 on the U.S. Billboard Country Airplay chart for the week.
David Nail will perform Saturday night, May 3, on the FPL
Stage. This American country music artist released the album
I’m About to Come Alive in 2009 including singles Red Lights
and Turning Home, which reached the Top 20 and earned him
Academy of Country Music and Grammy Award nominations.
His second studio album The Sound of a Million Dreams was
released in November 2011 and the single Let It Rain hit No. 1.
Country singer Justin Moore will perform Saturday night,
May 3, on the FPL Stage. Debuting No. 1 on the Billboard
Country Albums Chart with Off the Beaten Path, he has already
produced four No. 1 and his current Top 25-and-rising single
Lettin’ the Night Roll has sold nearly 100,000 downloads.
Combined with his previous Gold-certified albums – Justin
Moore and Outlaws Like Me – Justin has sold more than five
million digital downloads and is currently headlining the Off
The Beaten Path Tour.
American Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys will perform
Sunday afternoon, May 4 on the Ford Stage. The 2004 single
Tessie became the band’s first hit and one of their biggest
charting singles to date. Their 2005 single I’m Shipping Up
to Boston was featured in the 2006 Academy Award-winning
movie The Departed, and went on to become a Platinum-selling
single to date. Their last three albums, all debuted in the Top 20
on the Billboard charts, including Signed and Sealed in Blood
which is the band’s eighth studio album and was released in
2013 and made its debut at No. 9.
Blues Traveler will perform Sunday afternoon, May 4, on
the Tire Kingdom Stage. With Top 40 singles Run Around and
Hook, the band gained mainstream popularity after their fourth
studio album Four released in 1994. After taking a transition
period, Blues Traveler released a double-disk compilation
entitled 25 on Hip-O Records. Blues Traveler’s most recent
studio album Suzie Cracks the Whip was released in 2012.
Rusted Root will perform Sunday afternoon, May 4, on
the Tire Kingdom Stage. Originating from Pittsburgh, Pa.,
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Rusted Root is known for their unique fusion of acoustic,
rock, world and other styles of music, with a strong percussion
section. Rusted Root has sold more than three million albums
worldwide, including their most recent release The Movement.
American ska punk band Streetlight Manifesto will perform
Sunday afternoon, May 4, on the Ford Stage. Delivering a
brassy, upbeat brand of third wave ska – complete with punkstyled melodies – the band made its debut in 2003 with the
album Everything Goes Numb. They are best known for their
hits Would You be Impressed and The Littlest Things from their
latest album titled The Hands That Thieve.
Jamaican reggae band Wailers will perform Sunday
afternoon, May 4, on the FPL Stage. There is no more
legendary band in Jamaican music history than The Wailers.
Formed in 1969, the group has created an extraordinary body
of work. The band continues its worldwide campaign of
promoting peace, love and equality through the message of
reggae and Rastafari. They’re known for many songs including
Redemption Song, Three Little Birds and One Love.
Jamaican reggae group Inner Circle will perform Sunday,
May 4, on the FPL Stage. After winning a 1993 Grammy
Award for Best Reggae Album with Bad Boys, the band
scored again with the 1994 album Reggae Dancer, which
earned another Grammy Award nomination for Best Reggae
Album. They’re best known for their hits Bad Boys, SWEAT
and Games People Play.
American singer, songwriter Conway will perform Sunday,
May 4, on the Ford Stage. Her EP Big Talk was released in
2013, which includes hits such as Big Talk and Killer.
British singer-songwriter Ellie Goulding will perform
Sunday night, May 4, on the Ford Stage. After releasing her
debut album in 2010, her single Lights was an immovable
fixture in the upper reaches of the Billboard Hot 100 chart,
after 35 weeks. Goulding’s second album was released in 2012
with its lead single Anything Could Happen reaching the Top
5 in the UK, as well as the Top 20 in Australia, Ireland and
New Zealand. She has added singing at the White House,
performing at William and Kate’s Royal wedding, and a No.
1 pop record that has sold more than three million copies in
America to her many accomplishments.
American rock band Alice in Chains, will perform Sunday
night, May 4, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. The band was one
of the most successful music acts of the 1990s, selling over
25 million albums worldwide. The band has also achieved
two No. 1 Billboard 200 releases, 14 Top 10 songs on the
Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart, and eight Grammy Award
nominations. Alice in Chains released their fifth studio album
The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here in May 2013.
Austin Mahone will perform Sunday night, May 4, on
the FPL Stage. The pop star began his career by posting
YouTube videos in 2010 and by 2012 was officially signed
to Chase/Universal Republic Records. He won MTV Video
Music Award’s Breakout Artist to Watch in 2013 and was
nominated for Favorite Breakout Artist at the 2014 People’s
Choice Awards. Austin’s fans, respectfully called Mahomies
can’t get enough of this teenage singer with singles including
his just released Mmm Yeah (feat. Pitbull), Say Something and
You Say You’re Just a Friend (feat.Flo Rida).
For more information about SunFest, visit.sunfest.com or
call (561) 659-5980 or 1-800-SUNFEST.
Astrological
Insights
April
By Carole Lynn Grant
B e c o m e a P i o n e e r,
Trendsetter and all you can
be!
We are all being given a
second chance to reinvent,
reform, reframe, restore and
rejuvenate our body, mind
and spirit. This is our time to
trust our creator as we all go
through a powerful month of
rapid transition. This will be
a month of colossal events,
breakthroughs, increased wisdom and great opportunities. I
still have to caution you, because there will be a Blood Moon
Eclipse on April 15 and that is a huge event. The United
States and Israel will experience sudden changes. Find more
on this in my blog. Go to my Web site: www.carolelynngrant.
com.
Aries (March 21 to April 20)
Be aggressive on your own behalf; other people may slow
you down. If you have a dream, plan or goal to accomplish,
this is the time to put it in place.
Taurus (April 21 to May21)
You have so much planetary support this month, that if
you don’t succeed you may be holding yourself back. Quit
thinking about your goal and do it.
Gemini (May 22 to June21)
Focus is on networking with the people at the top. This
month you can do more than one thing at a time successfully.
Leave the old and establish the new.
Cancer (June 22 to July 23)
Enlightenment, breakthroughs and breakdowns this
month can be a roller coaster ride of events. Make your mark
now.
Leo (July 24 to August 23)
Tremendous spiritual breakthroughs or communication
opportunities are here. Leave yourself plenty of time to do
nothing; receive new insights.
Virgo (August 24 to September 23)
Collection time! There is a harvest for you. When you
speak up, stand your ground or make yourself available to
higher-ups. Quit pondering.
Libra (September 24 to October 23)
Be true to yourself and cut your partners some slack.
Be bold and unavailable at the same time. Expect sudden
change.
Scorpio (October 24 to November 22)
It is imperative to not push yourself this month. Set up
doctor and dentist appointments. Miracles can happen when
you are prepared.
Sagittarius (November 23 to December 21)
Try the thing that you have always wanted to try. Family
connections and joy are here for you now. Dream on.
Capricorn (December 22 to January 20)
Home is going through change and yet, home is where
you want to be. Organize or clean. Your mind should be
sharp, clear and purposeful.
Aquarius January 21 to February 19)
Tell people what you really think, but don’t blow them
away. You’re a good friend to everyone; this is a good time
to be a good friend to yourself.
Pisces (February 20 to March 3)
Unleash your potential. Our creator is telling you to quit
thinking about what you want to do and do it now. You’ll
win if you take action now.
Check out Carole’s new Web site, www.carolelynngrant.
com. You can reach her at [email protected].

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