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Lifestyle Magazines are the premiere publications in Weston, Parkland, Coral Springs, Las Olas and Estate homes (covering West Davie, Southwest Ranches, Hawks Landing and Plantation Acres) and are often referred to as the “Ocean Drive’ or “Town and Country Magazine” for these cities. The magazines cater to the high end luxury product lines and services reaching an affluent audience and readers, who have the ability to buy most anything. The magazine’s editorial content features the “who’s who” and those people having the most impact on the community, along with covering the social scene, galas and events where many of those same people gather. The magazines are delivered by direct mail monthly to over 40,000 homes valued in the millions of dollars. They are also being distributed throughout the city at strategic locations, such as Town Centers, Country Clubs, Athletic Clubs and the Resorts & Spas, along with our advertising partners in the city.

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MOMS – WINNING – HEART BALL May is dedicated to extraordinary

people and I wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all the Mothers in our community. Moms are a special group of individuals who deserve our respect and appreciation. I especially extend my gratitude and love to my mom and my wife Candy and wish them a very special Mother’s Day.

Everyone gets behind a winner and the sports scene is heating up as the Panthers took to the NHL playoffs for the fi rst time in twelve years last month, the Heat continue their climb to the number one spot in the NBA and the Marlins begin to get into the MLB season in their new ballpark. Hopefully the new Marlins’ Manager has moved past the initial “Castro” gaff and begins to inspire his players on a path as the other professional coaches have with their teams – to be competitive and win.

Unfortunately, the other top item in the news has been the Trayvon tragedy. I could never imagine what his parents are going through with the loss of a child under any circumstances, let alone the ones in this incident. I believe peace is something which is not just the absence of confl ict, rather the presence of justice. So, I was glad to see action, albeit delayed, being taken to let our legal system work.

I was also pleased to see the sports celebrities in our community taking responsibility towards young people and our society as role models. This was evident when the Miami Heat players dawned hoodies and made markings on their uniforms to stand in solidarity with the apparent lack of justice in this case. Now I challenge them, and all well paid athletes, to do the same for everyday people

struggling with other challenges and injustices in life.

This is where trust comes in, which has been the hallmark of mothers worldwide. It is the one element you could count on in life. Unlike the betrayal of false friends, a mother’s trust is overwhelming certain. We may all have varying views of the legal system and it may have fl aws, however, it is the best we have and one of the best in the world. So, I hope the people trust and allow the system to work.

I also urge those in position of authority, professional athletes and those with the fi nancial where-with-all to look back at their mother’s conviction as a role model for their everyday actions. And, if they truly believe in justice, prove it as mothers have throughout time – unconditionally and without fail by doing what is right.

Lastly, I encourage everyone to

join the American Heart Association & Patriot National Insurance at the Broward Heart Ball - A Red Heart Affair as we celebrate the culmination of the Heart Society campaign on May 5th. A formal, glamorous sixty’s themed night will feature a live performance by Diana Ross.

Again, Happy Mother’s Day!As Always, Enjoy the Lifestyle!

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10 THE BUZZ

HAPPENINGS 12 Hats and Handbags 14 Volvo Ocean Race 16 Voices For Children 18 MS Golf Tournament 20 Temple Beth Orr Gala 22 Journey of Hope Gala

COVER STORY 24 Coral Springs Museum Celebrates 15 years

FEATURES 28 Mom’s Cars 32 Mother’s Day Gift Guide

TRAVEL STYLE 36 Ireland... The Emerald Isle

38 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

42 DINING REVIEW

SCENE ON SITE 44 211 Non Profi t Awards 46 Oceana’s “SeaBlue” 48 America’s Golden Awards

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Those of us who have pets are very familiar with the guilt we feel when our busy lifestyles take us away from Fido for hours at a time.

But we might feel a little bit better about the long hours apart if we knew that our dogs were at home watching TV programs that will enrich their lives.

At least that’s the premise behind DOG TV (www.dogtv.com) a new 24-hour channel cable TV channel that aims to keep canines entertained for hours.

The channel features special programming developed using research from pet behavior experts.

The company has worked with animal behavior researchers over the past few years in order to develop its content, aimed specifi cally at dogs. According to DOGTV, canines are happier when a television is on and the channel has been tested to ensure it captures a dog’s attention. It will be broadcasting three types of programs — calming sections to reduce animal anxiety, stimulating sections to keep dogs entertained and segments aimed at improving their behavior. The Humane Society of the United States has recognized the channel and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has also accepted its techniques.

Check out the website and call your cable provider for information on how to subscribe.

If you love American made goods (and we do) check out KYYOTE http://shop.kyyote.com

KYYOTE /kye-oat/ is a Los Angeles based accessories line created by designer Amanda Loos. Loos received her AA degree from The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and BFA from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.

The Los Angeles landscape heavily informs her work. The result is beautiful accessories that remind you of endless summers, clear blue skies and Technicolor sunsets.

KYYOTE jewelry is handcrafted in the artist’s studio with care and attention to detail. KYYOTE uses certifi ed recycled sterling silver from non-mined, reclaimed sources, as well as domestically sourced materials.

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First, a good blade is very expensive. Second, when you hit your local Walgreen’s or CVS, the blades tend to be locked away making it inconvenient to purchase.

Enter, the Dollar Shave Club.This brilliant idea became a viral

sensation on the Internet this spring with its fun launch video which challenged men and women to throw away their razors for a “@*#**$ great shave.”

The Club not only promises a quality shaving experience, but it also offers a low price ($1, $6 or $9) per month for blades and convenience (blades are shipped directly to your door) every month.

There are three types of blades you can order: The “Humble Twin” for $1 per month plus shipping and handling, the $6 per month “Lover’s Blade” which includes shipping and handling and the “Executive” for $9 per month which includes shipping and handling.

All of the blades include aloe strips and the Executive features six stainless steel blades with Vitamin E to protect your skin.

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Sip and Shop to Support Florida’s Seriously Ill Children JOIN US FOR THE 7TH ANNUAL HATS & HANDBAGS PRESENTED BY RICK CASE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP; A CLASSIC ENGLISH TEA TO BENEFIT STARLIGHT CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION.

Starlight Children’s Foundation is pleased to once again be hosting its annual Hats & Handbags, A Classic English Afternoon Tea presented by Rick Case Automotive Group on Sunday, May 6th beginning at 1:00 pm at the elegant Diplomat Golf Resort & Spa in Hallandale Beach. CBS4 Neighbors4Neighbors reporter Nicole Maristany will be serving as emcee.

Having attracted a sold-out crowd of more than 250 women since its inception, the Tea festivities begin with a boutique sale where guests can pick up an array of unique custom-made accessories for their spring and summer wardrobes including handbags, jewelry, shoes, and home goods. In addition to shopping, the event will also feature fabulous food and scrumptious teas, plus live youth entertainment. Guests will be wowed by the vocal talents of an extraordinary young singer, Julia Dale who has previously performed

for the Miami HEAT, Florida Marlins, NASCAR, Sony Ericsson Open Finals, and the Winterfest Boat Parade. Guests will also be treated to a beautiful dance performance by young dancers from the Astrid Audet Academy of Ballet.

Event committee members Susan Baer and Barbara Day agree, “Hats & Handbags has become the perfect excuse for a day of fun with girlfriends and family. All guests look forward to the opportunity to don their most fabulous hats and carry their most fantastic handbags!”

Added Barbara Day, “The date for the tea is perfect – the weekend before Mother’s Day makes it a great opportunity to spend some extra time with Mom or even pick up a special gift!”

The proceeds will benefi t the Starlight Children’s Foundation Florida Offi ce’s work on behalf of seriously ill children and their families throughout the state.

Companies and tea lovers interested in sponsoring or participating in this year’s event should call 954-318-2178 or log onto www.starlight.org/fl orida/tea2012 for additional information and ticket sales. Tickets are $60 a person or $550 for a table of ten. Seating is limited.

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Excitement Mounting As Volvo Ocean Race Nears Miami IT’S BEEN CALLED THE ‘EVEREST OF SAILING’ FOR GOOD REASON... THE VOLVO OCEAN RACE IS AN EXTREME GLOBAL SAILING RACE WHERE SIX TEAMS ARE COMPETING ACROSS 39,270 NAUTICAL MILES THROUGH SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST TREACHEROUS SEAS. THE RACE KICKED OFF FROM SPAIN ON NOVEMBER 5TH AND WILL CONCLUDE IN IRELAND IN JULY 2012.

Making its only North American stopover, the crews of these 70-foot specially designed sailing yachts will begin arriving at the newly constructed Volvo Ocean Race Downtown Miami Race Village on May 6th…leg 7 of the 10-continent race…and the excitement is mounting!

Spanning more than 27 acres in Bicentennial Park, the village will provide an expected 200,000 tourists, sailing enthusiasts and the local South Florida community a place to “Sea and be Seen.”

For 14 event packed days and nights there will be sailing and extreme water sports activities, educational programs for children of all ages, interactive pavilions, entertainment, a Classic Steamboat Race, Optimist Class Nationals, Pro Am Race, paddle boarding lessons with PUMA, Mother’s Day in the

Park, a family festival, and more. The Miami DDA is one of the

offi cial Port Sponsors and according to their executive director Alyce Robertson, “… downtown Miami is a natural backdrop for this event. As an international destination with an iconic waterfront setting, the district is already serving as a magnet for tourism and recreation. We are proud to participate.”

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will be providing fun and educational experiences for the children who visit the race village on pre-determined dates. The Miami-Dade Public Schools and select private schools will help facilitate the organization of local students to visit the site as planned fi eld trips. The main goal will be to inspire participating youth to understand the importance of water (both fresh and salt) in our daily lives and how they can be involved in protecting this precious resource.

“We strongly believe that children are the strategic medium to transport new ideas and information about protecting our blue planet to their parents, families and society as a whole,” says Danni Washington, Founder of The Big Blue & You Foundation. “We applaud Volvo Ocean Race Miami’s efforts in proposing this special opportunity for the children in our community.”

Groupon will be providing “Groupon Getaways” to their online database including opportunities to purchase tickets to the Gala on May 17th and sailing packages.

Visit www.volvooceanracemiami.org.

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Voices For Children of Broward County to Host Fundraiser VOICES FOR CHILDREN OF BROWARD COUNTY, A LOCAL NON-PROFIT THAT ASSISTS ABUSED, ABANDONED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN IN THE COUNTY’S DEPENDENCY SYSTEM, WILL HOST ITS INAUGURAL SOARING FOR CHILDREN FUNDRAISER THE EVENING OF THURSDAY, MAY 10, AT JET RUNWAY CAFÉ IN FORT LAUDERDALE.

Voices for Children of Broward County, a local non-profi t that assists abused, abandoned and neglected children in the county’s dependency system, will host its inaugural Soaring for Children fundraiser the evening of Thursday, May 10, at Jet Runway Café in Fort Lauderdale.

The event will honor a “Voice of Distinction,” Florida State Senator Nan Rich, one of the state’s leading champions of children’s and social justice issues. Senator Rich has extensive experience in advocacy and community service and has worked to improve the lives of women, children and families in her community, the U.S. and Israel. She currently sits on numerous committees including Health and Human Services Appropriations, Vice Chair; and Children, Families, and Elder Affairs. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of KIDS in Distress.

“Senator Rich has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of children in our community, and we

want to honor her as one of Voices for Children’s ‘Voices of Distinction’,” said Amy Goldin, President of the Board of Voices for Children of Broward County. “From establishing the Children’s Cabinet to her bill creating the Statewide Guardian ad Litem Offi ce and serving as one of Florida’s fi rst volunteer Guardians ad Litem, Senator Rich has given a voice to countless children who aren’t able to speak for themselves, and, for that, we thank her.”

Voices for Children of Broward County was founded in 2011 and raises funds for the Guardian ad Litem program, which trains community

volunteers who work one-on-one with children in the dependency system. The volunteers advise judges on the children’s progress and make recommendations for placements and permanency. The goal of Voices for Children is to ensure every child in the dependency system is assigned a Guardian ad Litem.

“Research indicates that children with a Guardian ad Litem volunteer are more likely to fi nd a safe, permanent home, get more help, spend less time in foster care and do better in school,” Goldin added.

Soaring for Children is sponsored by Dreams Incorporated; Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky & Abate; AutoNation; Chrysalis Health; Royal Caribbean; Park One; and Peter and Patricia Walker (as of 3/26/12). The event, which is being planned by the Women’s Voices Auxiliary, co-chaired by Arielle Capuano and Michelle Small, will include live jazz music by Urban Gypsy, as well as a DJ, silent auction, raffl e, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails. Jet Runway Café is located at 5540 NW 21 Terrace at the Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport.

For more information on tickets or Voices for Children of Broward County, visit www.voicesbroward.org.

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Located at 1630 Bell Tower Lane in Weston, Smoke on the Water Cigar Bar’s offi cial kickoff celebration for the CMB of America, Inc. MS Golf Tournament will be held from 7:00 – 10:00 pm. For a $10 entry fee, attendees will enjoy food, drinks and bid on extraordinary silent auction items to support the National MS Society. At the Pairing Party, presenting, gold and silver sponsors will be matched up to play with a celebrity player or attendee.

The MS Golf Tournament will begin bright and early the next morning. At registration, a light breakfast will be served, and a there will be a putting contest at 7:30 am. The shotgun start (scramble format) will begin at 8:45 am, with the tournament concluding with cocktails, auctions and awards

banquet.Prizes will be given to the 1st

through 3rd Place teams. All golfers will receive a loaded event gift bag. Other awards will be given to: Closest to the Pin, Putting Contest and Longest Drive. Participants will also have an opportunity to win a luxury vehicle at the Hole in One.

Throughout the course, golfers will sample a variety of vendors at every turn.

Stuart Kosh, this year’s Chairman, will work alongside committee members, Jimi Batchelor, Larry Dezenzo, Scott Karneth, Steven C. Mayer, Bill Riorden, Mike Stephens, Eddie Sultan and Paul Thomas.

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Sponsorship opportunities for the Golf Tournament begin at $350. For more information about the Pairing Party or the MS Golf Tournament please call 954-731-4224 or visit www.nmssfl s.org.

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Temple Beth Orr Celebrates 40Years With Gala Dinner Dance ON SATURDAY MAY 19, 2012 TEMPLE BETH ORR WILL CELEBRATE IT’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A GALA DINNER DANCE AT THE SIGNATURE GRAND BALLROOM IN DAVIE, FLORIDA.

Temple Beth Orr, the original home of the Jewish community in northwest Broward, is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a gala dinner dance on Saturday, May 19, 2012. Because the drama, scope, and excitement of this milestone occasion is such that their synagogue home in Coral Springs could not contain everyone who will want to attend, the members of the Congregation are going out of house for the evening to celebrate at the Signature Grand Ballroom in Davie.

“Forty years is a unique milestone in the Jewish tradition,” explains Rabbi Mark Gross of Temple Beth Orr. “The Talmud teaches that 40 is the age of mature discernment; our Biblical ancestors married at age 40, when they were suffi ciently grown up to settle down to the serious business of family-rearing; and, of course, we know that the Israelites who left slavery in Egypt spent 40 years in the Wilderness, growing and learning

to work together, before they were worthy of going on to the Promised Land.”

Going back 40 years ago, it was a steamy August Friday night in 1972 that a dozen local families gathered in the Westinghouse Home Center to organize a Jewish house of worship in the young city of Coral Springs. The faith circle they constituted--chartered with the State as The Coral Springs Hebrew Congregation, subsequently renamed Temple Beth Orr (Hebrew for “House of Light”)--quickly became an important resource to the rapidly growing Coral Springs community.

Temple Beth Orr serves as a place of prayer and an educational and social center for local Jews, and has helped springboard the growth of a half dozen other local synagogues during the ensuing years. In addition, as one of the pioneer houses of worship in Coral Springs, the Congregation has long-played a visible part in

providing leadership to the larger faith community and meeting the needs of neighbors outside its walls by important ministries including childcare resources and a fl ourishing Food Closet program.

“It remains to be seen, now that the fi rst forty years are up, whether any of us has in fact reached our Promised Land,” Rabbi Gross notes. But he adds, “The journey so far has been one of uplift and meaning, and invites all the members of the local community to join his Congregation in a fi tting celebration of how far they have come, and of where next we will all be going together.”

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Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Journey of Hope Gala ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND AT THE HYATT REGENCY PIER 66, THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY WILL HOLD IT’S ANNUAL GALA HONORING ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN FOR THEIR FUNDRAISING EFFORTS.

Community leaders are raising money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) in the hopes of making a difference in the lives of some very special young people. One man and one woman only, based on their fundraising efforts, will be announced as the Man and Woman of the Year. Starting with a kickoff celebration in March, these local leaders were off to a great start. Their efforts will be recognized at the Journey of Hope Gala, including a cocktail reception, dinner, dance and auction taking place on Saturday, June 2nd at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66.

All of the funds raised by these community leaders will honor two very special people, the 2012 Girl and Boy of the Year. Eight-year-old Hailey and thirteen-year-old CJ are both leukemia survivors. Those funds raised will be used for lifesaving blood cancer research, fi nancial assistance, transportation, medication and testing as well as free educational materials, program and

events for patients and their families. Hailey and CJ’s families are extremely grateful for the research and support LLS has provided.

The committed individuals include: Michael Bondurant, City National Bank; Samantha DeBianchi, Beckett DeBianchi Real Estate; Vicky Garcia, Cruise Planners/American Express; Jessica Hollander, Berger Singerman; Dr. Brazelia Lazzari, Brazelia Med Spa; Ninowtzka Mier, Robinson Pecaro & Mier, P.A.; Heather Miller-Cassata, Broward Health Chris Evert Children’s Hospital; Betsy Millson-Anderson, Chima Brazilian Steakhouse; Peter Moore, Chen Moore and Associates; Ari Roloff, Argy, Wiltse & Robinson P.C.; Matt Sacco, Florida Panthers.

“This is a nationwide project,” said Joanne Davis. “Each year in communities across the country, dynamic, passionate community leaders engage in a spirited competition to earn The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Man & Woman

of the Year titles by raising funds for blood cancer research. Their relentless efforts are focused on making life better for thousands of patients battling blood cancers.”

A limited number of seats are available at one hundred and fi fty dollars each; a table of ten can be reserved for fi fteen hundred dollars. Contact Bich-ly Ludwig at (954) 744-5313 or email [email protected].

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THANKS TO SOME creative thinking BACK IN 1996, WHAT WAS ORIGINALLY BUILT AS A Don Singer DESIGNED GYMNASIUM/BASKETBALL COURT GOT AN “Extreme Makeover,” TRANSFORMING THE 10,000 SQUARE FOOT COMPLEX INTO THE Coral Springs Center for the Arts. AND what a difference THIS HAS MADE TO THE COMMUNITY-AT-LARGE.

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Since its opening on February 13, 1997, the Coral Springs Museum of Art (CSMART) has exhibited the work of

over 200 artists in their galleries and approximately 18,000 artists in the lobby gallery. As the years fl ew by, more and more programs were developed that enrich the lives of people young and old.

“Art is for everyone” is the creative philosophy that guides the program development and exhibitions. “The mandate for the Museum has been to exhibit the works of living Florida artists, featuring a broad variety of visual arts and to provide educational opportunities for both children and adults, allowing them to explore their creativity,” according to the Museum’s founding Executive Director, Barbara O’Keefe. “The Museum changes exhibits fi ve

times a year, with each exhibit showcasing three to fi ve artists in the 8,000 square feet of gallery space. Twelve community art organization exhibitions are presented in the Lobby Gallery,” Ms. O’Keefe added. One of the few museums in the area, their Artist in Residence program has been part of the Museum since 2001.

To celebrate the 15th Anniversary, 175 artists, community leaders, well wishers and museum supporters recently attended a gala fundraiser that began with a silent auction, appetizers and the music of Les Blachut. Moving on to the Main Gallery, which featured the ‘Toulouse-Lautrec and His 19th Century Mentors’ exhibition, guests were treated to a video retrospective of the past 15 years. The gala was organized by the Friends of

the Museum. Following the video, Board

President Hap Pomerantz, Coral Springs Mayor Roy Gold, and Barbara O’Keefe spoke glowingly about the importance of the Museum and some specifi c aspects that had special meaning. Barbara was presented with a crystal vase by the Board of Directors; commemorating her 15 years of service to the Museum. The Friends of the Museum & staff then presented her with a lovely fl oral bouquet.

Before moving to Broward County in 1979, Barbara traveled extensively throughout the world, fi rst with her parents and then with her husband and family. She has worked in the ‘museum business’ for 32 years, fi rst as the director of marketing for The Discovery Center and then as executive director of the Coral Springs Museum of Art. She was awarded the Moretti Award in 2009 for exceptional artistic achievement and she is also president of Museum Marketing Associates.

Artistic Contribution Awards were presented to seven people and organizations that have contributed to supporting the arts in the past 15 years. These included: Greg Bloch, art collector and loan of Toulouse-Lautrec; City of Coral Springs, support and encouragement; Mayor Roy Gold, for the native gardens that surround the Museum; Dr. Annette Kaufman, loan of her vast collection of Milton Avery; Jan Kolenda, ceramic excellence and extraordinary teacher, Steve and Bonnie Opler art collectors and Romero Britto, Dr. Wilma Siegel, supporter of the arts and exceptional friend to the Museum. Each honoree received a one of a kind ceramic mosaic hand by artist Pat Campau, for “lending a hand” to the Museum and the arts.

Throughout the year, CSMART provides a rich and varied cornucopia

Coral Springs Museum Of Art Celebrates 15th Anniversary “ART IS FOR

EVERYONE” IS THE CREATIVE PHILOSOPHY THAT GUIDES THE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTAND EXHIBITIONS.

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of programs and numerous art classes for children, teens and adults including ceramics, techniques in drawing and painting, animation and video art, and green art exploration. Taught by experienced artists, classes are presented in fi ve week sessions during the school year and on Saturdays during the summer. There are classes for home-schooled students offered during the school year and Art Camp Workshops for children during summer vacation as well as winter and spring breaks from school. 2,500 students attend classes in the Museum and 1,500 students benefi t from ArtREACH programs to schools, libraries and community centers.

Saturday Chautauqua is CSMART’s version of the popular turn of the century traveling tent shows that included art exhibits, lectures and music “to improve and renew our ties to one another.” From January through March on various Saturdays musicians, singers, artists, dancers, lecturers and theatrical groups present programs in the Main Gallery of the Museum to educate, enrich and bring families and the community together in appreciation of the arts and world cultures. For toddlers, Story Time in the Museum is held in conjunction with the NW Regional Library. Other programs include Family Fundays and Sundae on Saturday.

A great place to shop for gift giving throughout the year is the Museum Store, where you’ll fi nd original artwork, books cards & jewelry. Individual, family and corporate memberships are available. Contact Sheri Adanti at (954) 350-5000, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.csmart.org.

ART CLASS ATTENDEES - GARRETT RODRIGUEZ, DARIA CELESTIN, OLIVIA RODRIGUEZ & GINY GENES BOTTOM RIGHT: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BARBARA O’KEEFE, BOARD PRESIDENT HAP POMERANTZ, FRIEND OF THE MUSEUM MICHELLE POMERANTZ & CORAL SPRINGS MAYOR ROY GOLD

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Mother knows best when it comes to her children, but what about what is best

for Mom? Lifestyle Magazine knows that today’s modern mothers are always on the go so we asked some of South Florida’s savviest moms how they get around town. Although safety is always a top priority, these

moms won’t drive just any car. They require style, comfort and luxury.

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JessicaLevyCar Dealer:Warren Henry Volvo

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BONNIEBarnettCar Dealer:Bayview Cadillac

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It has been said that a suburban mother’s role is to deliver children obstetrically once, and by car forever aft er.

If you’re Karen Dixon of Coral Springs that statement rings true. Dixon spends her days ferrying her two teenage kids to soccer, music lessons and friend’s houses. She’d have it no other way.

“I love the time together in the car,” said Dixon. “No one is on the phone or playing on their tablet—it’s when we catch up on life.”

It also helps that Dixon rides in absolute luxury; a loaded Hyundai Genesis that her fi ancée got her from Rick Case Hyundai.

“With the rims, it looks like a Mercedes,” she says.

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the time. As the kids say—and they are the best judges—the car rocks.”

Since moms spend so much of their time in transit, doesn’t it make sense that they should love the car, truck or van they are driving? Of course.

So what are some of the hot cars this Spring season?If it’s luxury and utility that mom craves, consider springing

for the Infi niti JX35. According to our friends at Lauderdale Infi niti, the JX35 seats seven comfortably and off ers three rows of seating.

Th e JX35 has all the luxury trimmings and blends the crossover comfort and effi ciency of its smaller FX with the people- and cargo-carrying capability of its larger QX56.

Infi niti is ready to take on the luxury family SUV segment with this beauty.

If sporty is more mom’s style, consider the amazing Fiat 500, a head turner that retails for less than $14,000.

Kimberly Strauss-Bergman of Weston says her Fiat 500 turns heads wherever she goes.

“I can’t think of a better gift ,” she says. “Th e car is a lot of fun to drive and more practical than you would think.”

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Mother’s DayStruggling for Mother’s Day Ideas—Consider these to enhance mom’s lifestyle

“Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payment is pure love.” ~Mildred B. Vermont.While that may be true, it doesn’t mean that you should let Mother’s Day pass with just a peck on the cheek for mom. Your

friends at Lifestyle Publications have some other ideas in mind. We have scoured our backyard to come up with unique and classy ideas to surprise mom on her special day.

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Jewelry is always a great idea.If you have an eye for good jewelry or visit

a reputable jeweler who can help, this gift will be adored.

Daoud’s Fine Jewelers in Fort Lauderdale is famous for featuring outstanding designers such as Kirk Kara, Simon G and Verragio. Visit Daoud’s at 2473 East Sunrise Blvd., in Fort Lauderdale.

Koosh Jewelers off ers a beautiful variety of Diamond Eternity Bands in Rose, White and Yellow Gold. Th ese bands are sure to dazzle any mom. Koosh Jewelers is located in Hollywood - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino at 5810 Seminole Way, Fort Lauderdale or at 2790 Stirling Road, Hollywood.

Timepieces are timeless. And if you’re in the market you may want to check out the Dior collection at Levinson Jewelers. Dior watches combine creativity with watchmaking excellence. Visit Levinson Jewelers at 888 East Las Olas Blvd., in Fort Lauderdale.

Another must stop this Mother’s Day is King Jewelers, 18265 Biscayne Blvd., in Aventura.

King has an amazing array of Mother’s Day options from brands such as Alpina, Cartier, Chanel, Chopard, Dewitt, Ebel, Hublot Geneve, Roger Dubuis, Breitling, Tag-Heuer, Brequet, Jaeger, Bedat & Co., and BVLGARI. We especially love their Harry Winston collection.

King Jewelers is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012.

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KOOSH JEWELERSElegance and sophistication. 14kt white gold setting with a sparkling array of brilliance created by emerald cut diamonds that are G color and VS clarity with a total of 12.00 carats .

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Now the worst thing you can do is bring mom a vacuum cleaner for Mother’s Day, but splurging on the actual kitchen and the bath is a sure winner.

Th e kitchen is a family gathering spot and an investment in a dream kitchen will provide years of enjoyment and practical use. Similarly, the bathroom is a sanctuary and a place for pampering and respite.

As such, we highly recommend that you consult with mom before springing for major changes.

While remodeling may seem daunting and labor intensive, the good news is it doesn’t have to be.

Our recommendation is to fi nd a trusted professional to work on designing your dream spaces.

One common mistake to avoid: do not act as your own “contractor” to save a few bucks.

We scoured local Kitchen and Bath businesses and the common theme was: please hire a pro to avoid costly mistakes.

“I tried to do it on my own with a kitchen project and took a bath (no pun intended),” said George who asked that his last name not be disclosed. Th e Plantation resident learned his lesson when he decided to splurge on his wife’s bathroom.

“We went to Allied (Kitchen and Bath),” he said. “Th e experience was night and day and now I will never look to cut corners again. It’s just not worth the time and expense to do it on your own.”

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Pampering is always in style and always appreciated.Let’s start with some pampering for the soul. Nothing relaxes

quite like a bath—and here’s where you come in. First, give mom the time to soak. Th en make sure the experience is memorable with some scented bath products, like LUSH Bath Bombs. Th ey come in tons of scents and colors which mom is sure to enjoy. We recommend LUSH which has a shop in Aventura. Th ey

sell an amazing line of handmade cosmetics that have grown increasingly popular with women worldwide.

We also highly recommend that you peruse Lifestyle Publications for other pampering ideas—whether it’s a facial, massage, a new outfi t or hair style we urge you to indulge. Aft er all, where would be without our mothers?

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Brand Behavior and Advertising/Communication Incongruence, defi ned as: “A state-of-being; when advertising and/or customer facing communications do not align with the way a company behaves, acts, performs, or provides an experience for customers. This is not a one-time event, rather, it is endemic to the company or organization.” Let’s agree for a second that companies are in fact like people. Meaning, just like people, companies are able to communicate beliefs, opinions, thoughts, and all the nuances that go along with it. And when they do communicate their beliefs, through advertising and other tactics, customers will interpret those communications and act upon them, and this is where the incongruence occurs. When your brand’s outbound communication does not match the experience, you have Brand Behavior and Advertising/Communication Incongruence. Don’t panic, this is curable.

Remember, your brand is not one thing; it is every thing. Company name, logo, signage, uniforms,

sales pitch, web copy, collateral, titles, avatars, email signatures…you get the picture. Here’s how it happens: your advertising is clever and memorable, your collateral is crisp, your sales person knows the content like a pro, your social media messages inspire action, your wait staff is on point, customer service reps are sublime. Or not. Maybe your company is only doing some of these things well and failing at others. Imagine this for a second. Customer X sees your genius ad for your restaurant, the photography is top notch, the copy speaks to them and they act. They grab their spouse and run to your restaurant and the experience does not match the vision that was presented and promised in the ad. In other words, the brand did not behave the way the advertising suggested it would. This is what kills brands every day.

Here’s how you begin fi x it. Go back to your strategic positioning statement; a.k.a. your north star. What’s that? This is the r e a s o n you are in b u s i n e s s ; what you do for whom to solve a need. Find the truth that is your brand and then make sure that truth shows up in everything your company does when it comes to outbound communication and customer touch points. Find the weak links in your brand experience

and retool them to align with your brand’s truth. Take Apple, for example, when you walk into a store everything fi ts together seamlessly. Everything matches. All of the items listed above (brand is every thing) are in complete alignment. This is what brand owners should strive for, and it is attainable. All it takes is discipline and creativity. The brands that are consistent in everything they do are the ones that win.

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I love presentations, don’t you? When dining at a restaurant and the server captures my attention with a really special offering, there’s nothing more engaging that will set the tone for the rest of the evening.

Ireland’s Steakhouse at the Hyatt Regency Bonaventure delivers multiple presentations throughout the dining experience.

Located in the Hyatt Regency Bonaventure, this elegant steakhouse is a local jewel. The warm tones and stylish décor creates a sophisticated but yet cozy atmosphere that allows you to feel relaxed immediately. Glenda, our server for the evening, exceeded expectations with her precise descriptions of Chef William Zuppas signature offerings. Her in-depth knowledge of the wine selection is a compliment to the sommelier who keeps all the servers in the know.

Presentations are made tableside. We began with the basket presentation which included pretzel bread with homemade mustard butter, sun-dried tomato crisps with Parmesan cheese and twisted rolls paired with honey orange blossom butter. All homemade, each bite leaving you craving for another taste. Glenda introduced the next presentation; four specifi c salts offered for use with your entrée. She shared the signifi cance of adding the

Mediterranean white sea salt for any use, red Hawaiian sea salt to enhance a chicken dish, the pink Himalayan recommended for seafood and the black Hawaiian Lava for steak. These four sea salts reside in a small orange glass dish divided with scooped areas. After these highlights, we eagerly ordered our appetizers.

Ireland’s Steakhouse offers quite a few unique appetizers. The Skillet NY Strip is thin sliced prime NY Strip marinated in a Thai sweet Chile sauce seared on a hot cast iron skillet tableside. There are no words so make sure you try this! The Foie Gras with roasted sweet potato and butternut squash, featuring candied bacon and cherry compote is decadent. This is absolutely a must-have. The sizzling deep sea scallops with sake poached pear and pepper slaw is incredibly delicious and is rivaled by the sautéed wild shrimp with arepas and guasacaca. If you don’t fancy these starters, you won’t be disappointed with the tenderloin carpaccio or the warm spinach salad with homemade apple cider vinaigrette.

William Zuppas is a third generation chef and takes pride in creating up to 10 specialties offered on the menu at Ireland’s at any time. A wonderful tableside knife presentation allows you to choose your blade and prepares you for your main entrée. You may choose a traditional

diningstyle

WILLIAM ZUPPAS IS

A THIRD GENERATION

CHEF AND TAKES PRIDE

IN CREATING UP TO 10

SPECIALTIES OFFERED ON

THE MENU AT IRELAND’S

AT ANY TIME.

Ireland’s SteakhouseA “SPOT-ON” PRESENTATION…BY RANDI PRESS

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ANCHO CHILI SAUCE INGREDIENTS » 2 Dried Ancho Chiles » 2 Onions » 1 Tablespoon of Oil » 2 Plum Tomatoes » 2 Raisins » 2 Cups of Chicken Broth » Dried Oregano and Cumin to taste

GOLDEN GAZPACHO INGREDIENTS » 1 Yellow Tomato » 1 English Cucumber » 1 Ear of Corn » 1 Bunch of Cilantro » 1 Bunch of Parsley

» 1.5 oz. of White Vinegar » 2 oz. of Olive Oil » 2 oz. of Chopped Garlic

ROASTED HALIBUT INGREDIENTS » 4 - 8 oz. Halibut Filets » 2 oz. Ancho Chili Sauce » Avocado Relish Ingredients » 2 Ripe Avocados » ½ Red Onion » 5 Red Grape Tomatoes » 5 Yellow Grape Tomatoes » Juice of 2 Limes » ½ Bunch of Cilantro

ROASTED HALIBUT WITH GOLDEN GAZPACHO & AVOCADO SALAD

bone-in Rib Eye or for the more unique alternative, a bone-in Filet Mignon ordered rare plus served absolutely “spot-on!” The Spinellus, the most fl avorful part of the Rib Eye without the bone, will leave your mouth watering. The twin lobster tails made their debut and were sweet, grilled to perfection, and served with vanilla butter. The Alaskan Halibut prepared with rhubarb coulis and potato crust is defi nitely worth the trip. Preparing for the side dishes was a lobster-lover’s dream. Lobster waffl e fries and lobster macaroni and cheese are made with tender large chunks of lobster, cream and cheese. Traditional sides are offered but with those options, live a little and share as the sides are large!

Dessert is to be savored! The warm Budini, a fl ourless chocolate dessert served with fresh berries, toasted almonds and crème anglaise was incredible! The dessert trio is outstanding. Grand Marnier Brulee, Pots de Crème and New York cheese cake will tempt even the most disciplined.

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Hours: 5:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

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RECIPE

This recipe should be started several days in advance by preparing the ancho chili sauce. » Soak the ancho chilies in hot water for 15 minutes. » While the chilies are soaking, chop the onion, tomatoes and raisins. » When the chilies have fi nished soaking, remove their stems and seeds. » Saute the chilies and onion in the vegetable oil until they are tender. » Add the tomatoes, raisins and chicken broth. » Season with cumin and oregano to taste. » Simmer for 10 minutes. » Transfer to a blender and blend until smooth. » Cool the sauce and refrigerate for up to fi ve days. » Marinate the halibut in the ancho chili Sauce for 15 minutes

The day before you plan to serve the recipe, prepare the golden gazpacho. » Dice all vegetables but leave corn whole off the cob. » Chop cilantro and parsley. » Place all ingredients in the blender and puree. » Refrigerate until you are ready to serve with halibut. » While Halibut is marinating, prepare the avocado relish by dicing the avo-

cados and red onion. Cut the grape tomatoes in half and chop the cilantro. Mix all ingredients together and season to taste with salt and pepper.

» When the halibut is fi nished marinating, coat a sauté pan with oil and heat until hot. Sear the halibut on both sides.

» Finish the halibut in a 350 degree oven (Approximately 10 minutes) » Ladle 4 oz. of golden gazpacho into each bowl. » Place 2 oz. of avocado relish in the middle of the gazpacho and top with the

halibut and serve.

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John Brant, Kristen Guerris & Shelly Goren

Gary Herman, Sheila Smith, Holly Miller & Bob Birdsong

Lieutenant Robert Furman, Joey Epstein & Sheriff Al Lamberti

Jen Klaassens, Sheila Smith, Gregory Haile, Marcia Barry Smith & Susan Renneisen

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Irwin Williams, Elly duPre, Chuck Mohr & Nancy Merolla

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Louise Storelli Fogarty, Alexandra Cousteau,Senta Monet Mackel & Jim Simon

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BY BRUCE TURKEL

AND another thing...

STARBUCKS ENVY

Bill and Eddie were sitting at an outdoor table having lunch. I had run over to the bayside shack right after my downtown lunch meeting to chat with a potential client and then needed to zip out to check on a video production. But I had a couple of minutes before I had to be at the edit so I walked over to say hi.

Bill was in shorts and sporting two days of stubble. Ed was in khakis and sneakers. Ed had a beer. Bill was drinking wine. Neither was looking at their smartphones. And did I mention that it was 1:30 on a workday?

“Look at the two of you – happy as pigs in mangos, enjoying a beautiful day with nowhere to go. Man, I want to be you when I grow up.”

I told them about Starbucks envy.You know Starbucks envy. That’s when you go to

Starbucks and see those people sitting there in the sun. Usually they have a bike leaning against their table or they’re there with their dog. They’re reading something on their iPad or thumbing through The New York Times. Not a care in the world and clearly nowhere to rush off to. They remind me of that old poster, “Sometimes I sits and thinks, and sometimes I just sits.”

When I go to Starbucks, it’s usually to meet someone on the run — I’m meeting Marcos at the Starbucks in the Grove at nine or Kim at the Starbucks on 69th Street at two in the afternoon. We’ll grab a cup of coffee or tea, share pleasantries, and then get down to work — exchanging ideas and layouts, strategizing next steps — before we run off to our next meeting. Of course, while we’re meeting we’re fi elding text messages and calls, mostly about where we’re going next, who we’re going to meet, and what time we’ll be getting together.

But just to sit there and take in the scene, with nothing pressing to run off to… wow. My desires might be simple but that kind of takes my breath away.

So anyway, I told Bill and Ed about my fantasy — my Starbucks envy. Ed laughed and told

me a story:“I was walking through Coconut

Grove one night and there were a couple of guys

playing music on the street corner. They had a guitar case out in front of them and a few people gathered around and they were having a great time. I thought, ‘I want to do that, too.’ So I went out and

bought a guitar and have been taking guitar lessons ever since. I’m not so good yet but I’m giving myself 10 years because I want to be just like Turkel.” (Hey wait a minute, that’s me.)

Here’s the funny part. Until Ed mentioned that it was me and my buddy he stumbled upon on that street corner, I was listening to his story thinking, “I want to do that, too.” It wasn’t until he mentioned who he saw playing that it dawned on me that I already do that.

It’s more than the old paradigm to “be careful what you wish for because you might get it.” In this case, it’s about realizing what you’ve already got, what the perception is of what you’ve got, and what your perception is of what else is out there. The grass is always greener, indeed.

And it’s not just a good thing to think about when you’re evaluating your life. It’s also a good exercise to do when you’re thinking about your brand. After all, a brand is not what you think of your company, it’s what your employees and your customers — and your potential customers — think of it. And it’s very possible that those two viewpoints are not in sync.

Kodak thought it stood for the fi nest in photography until its customers cared only about digital photography and Kodak found itself in bankruptcy.

Palm thought its brand stood for PDAs until it realized that RIM’s Blackberry and Apple’s iPhone had stolen its market share.

And Blackberry, who thought its brand was de rigueur for portable communication in the boardroom, is quickly discovering that its customers no longer agree.

Even powerhouse Google, which preemptively purchased YouTube to maintain their superiority in search technology, is concerned that Facebook and the voice-recognition company Nuance, will take their place in both search and ad sales.

So whether you’re dashing to a meeting, playing music on a street corner or marketing one of the world’s most important companies, remember that when it comes to your brand, perception IS reality. Even at Starbucks.

Bruce is a branding expert who makes his clients’

brand experiences more valuable.

He’s worked with great organizations including

Discovery Channel, Baptist Health, MetCare, and

Miami. He’s spoken at MIT, Harvard, and hundreds of

conferences. He’s been on NPR and CNN and featured

in The New York Times and Fast Company Magazine.

He has published three books on advertising including

Building Brand Value.

You can reach Bruce at [email protected]

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