Looking for a great fun evening! Whitby Rotary Sunrise is hosting a one night event at Deer Creek on Tuesday Feb 9th to raise money for local charity. Enjoy fine dining from local restaurateurs including De Siam (Thai), Chatterpauls, The Villa (Japanese), Milestones, South (Authentic Latin), Gordon Sue's (Dessert Specialist), Greek Tycoon Montana's, Kelsey's and Mr C's (Steak & Seafood). Try them all for the low price of $80/ticket. Wine also served as part of ticket price. Every cent raised goes back into the community to help those less fortunate. To order tickets please phone Mark at 416-348-4512 or email chipburt@hotmail.com.
Innovative Homebuyers Network Stepping Up your Game in Real Estate Investing Real Estate Luncheon Weekly Subject discussed each week! Send us your email address to be added to the weekly distribution list! [] Looking to network with your peers in the real estate business on a weekly basis? Come join us in this casual environment to share a deal or a news related item. Bring items in writing with several copies to pass around. If you have a good real estate deal or service to present, please make it factual and concise. This luncheon also provides opportunities for real estate entrepreneurs to take your real estate business to the next level by getting your questions answered on subjects such as: How to get a free house, Foreclosures, Assignment of Contracts & Contingencies, Rehabbing, Marketing Techniques, Hard Money Acquisition, Property Management, etc. Please invite a friend to join us. We look forward to meeting everyone, See you there!!! WHERE: Hilton Deerfield Beach/Boca Raton 100 Fairway Dr Deerfield, FL 33441 (954-427-7700) - NEW Location! WHEN: Every Wednesday at 12 PM - 1:45 PM For Additional Information Call: Edison Gonzalez (954) 914 - 2355 Email: eddiethementorbear@gmail.com Fax: (561) 361-6811 Edison Gonzalez is an experienced investor who has been buying houses in South Florida since 1992. His first duplex was bought completely with government grants and since then, he wholesaled over 100 houses and bought and sold over 400 more homes and multi-family units! Retailing a high number of houses, he has learned the skills for maximizing his return with no money, no credit, no risk. Additionally, he currently owns and manages several investment properties as rentals.
CALLING ALL FREETHINKERS! It's time for all good Atheists to come to the aid of reason, logic and rationality. Let's get together to stop "believers of absurdity" from stealing our country. We have to reach out to other Atheists and grassroots organize to protect science education, the separation of church and state, stop the "Fundies" from making our country a theocracy and show everyone we can be proud of our Atheism, Secular Humanism, Freethinking and Skepticism. Visit our website and sign our guestbook, buy a t-shirt, buy a book. The monies collected help fund our outreach and community involvement projects.
Loved the Doors? http://revolutionmalibu.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/the_doors.jpg Then what are you waiting for?! BY REQUEST, join Prime Times and more for a free concert at the Hollywood Beach Bandshell featuring the awesome DOORS tribute band: Storm Riders! WE HAD AN AWESOME TIME WHEN WE SAW THEM LAST MAY - TIME TO DO IT AGAIN!!! If you even loved just one song by the Doors, you are not gonna want to miss this FREE concert! Meetup at the bandshell, enjoy GREAT MUSIC, GREAT COMPANY AND LOTS OF FOOD, WINE AND BEER NEARBY.
Reiki works on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels; this energy flows only when it is for the highest good of everyone involved. It cannot harm anyone. It is nonreligious and it's principles are universal. It destresses the body and allows self healing to begin. What you might feel is a sense of peace and serenity that seems to flow over you in waves and perhaps a sensation of a warm energy coming from the practitioners hands. It's hard to describe what happens; you need o come and experience it for yourself. Just come.
VALENTINE DINNER DANCE EXTRAVAGANZA 6:45pm FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12 at The Pavilion Grille in Boca Raton Featuring THE SHINDINGS Not just your ordinary dinner dance...this will be a VALENTINE EXTRAVAGANZA!!! psychic "Love Match" Readings by Judianne with Mix and Mingle games and dances. A fun time for both COUPLES and SINGLES to enjoy the romance in the air during Valentine's Weekend! I've hosted an event with the Shindigs before and EVERYONE (ages 22 to 62) couldn't stop telling me about how much they LOVED the SHINDIGS and How much FUN they had. Everyone was dancing (including the 22 year old waitresses staff and bartenders). So back by POPULAR DEMAND.....THE SHINDIGS!!! The Shindigs put on a great show, with costume changes and their fabulous vocals, this band will more than pleasantly surprise you. So whether you're 25 or 65....you'll have a great time!!!! (and you're hearing this from a Rocker/Biker Chick) THE SHINDIGS Dance to the Music of the 50's, 60's and 70's with the SHINDIG'S Click the link to hear and see the SHINDIGS >> www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6G00rrV_VY Listen to music that will bring back memories and keep you on the dance floor all night long!!! The Shindigs have performed with Acts Like... Herb Reed and The Platters, The Flamingos, The Shirelles and The Coasters "He has got to be the long-lost Bee Gee brother - how can anyone sing so high and still father a child?...Sounding exactly, yes, exactly like every group or artist who's songs they sing - The Doobie Brothers, The Beatles, The Platters, The Bee Gees and more, this group infuses anyone over 20 with an instant dose of nostalgia... Their sound and charisma, for a four piece band, has people listening with their mouths open." Parkland Life Magazine THE PAVILION GRILLE Review From The Sun-Sentinel "Located in a five-story office building, the Pavilion Grille offers a well-appointed, cozy, 50-seat dining room, plus "inside al fresco" dining and banquet space out in the cavernous lobby area. The lobby also boasts a full service bar and polished dance floor. When I visited for dinner, the evening meal was utterly superb. Excuse the pun, but it was like the difference between night and day. The continental dinner menu has a good cross section of classic items as well as a scattering of more contemporary dishes." COST - The $10.00 Cover Charge Paid at The Door will be deducted from your bill provided you present your ticket to your server and your food bill is $20 or higher. If you are not having dinner, you could use your ticket for a free drink *well/domestic* (pay the venue directly) FREE DESSERT BUFFET at 10pm ---- Compliments of the Pavilion Grille *** Please RSVP whether you will or will not be having dinner and include the number of guests *** Please view this link for Pavilion Grille, Menu, Photos, etc. >>> http://paviliongrille.com/index.php Join us (Cindy,Dale and the Other Meetup Organizers) at The Pavilion Grille and.......Let The Amore Flow Dinner will be at 7pm - Band Starts at 8pm The Pavilion Grill at 301 Yamato Road * Boca Raton, FL 33431 * Phone: 561-912-0000 Located in the Atrium of the Stonegate Bank Building 1/4 mile East of I-95 on the N.E. Corner of Dixie Highway &Yamato Road
Come on out and have a great night at Hollywood Johnny's Located at: 2120 North Dixie Highway Hollywood, FL 33020 Phone #: 954-923-7650 The AMP band is a dynamic 5 piece band.... They will keep you dancing the night away!!! Their music varies from Jazz: Take Five, Watermelon man, Europa, Chameleon, Soul Man, Midnight Hour, Play That Funky Music White Boy Blues: like Mustang Sally, Tore down, and of course the band ORIGINALS!!! DIRECTIONS: From University Drive take Sheridan Street east (left) to Dixie Highway turn south (right) turn located on right hand side, the SW corner
Browse through our enchanted crafts Village where over one hundred merchants and artisans demonstrate and sell their wares. Behold glass blowing, hammered pewter, wooden toys, unique pottery, clothing and a wealth of other riches.
Applaud Hundreds of Performers, not only on our twelve stages but literally all around you. Sword fighters, minstrels, magicians, mud-beggars, wenches and more. For all the world's a stage.
Cheer Battling Knights, as they mount their steeds, lower their visors, aim their lances and charge at full tilt, thrice daily.
Play Games of Chance and games of skill which challenge both young and old alike...archery, the test of strength, Jacob's Ladder and more.
Feast on Hearty Food fit for a King! Experience our succulent turkey legs, Scotch eggs, love knots (pretzels) and the Queen's buns hot out of our bakery ovens. Visit the Pub and toast to the Royal Court with a tankard of ale or cider. Hip! Hip! Huzzah!
When: Feb 13, 2010 10 AM in Deerfield Beach,Florida Posted by:flarenfest
On February 13th we will hold our fifrth annual celebration of the birthday of Charles Darwin with a day of Science. Darwin was born on February 12, 1809. Hundreds of people participated in our previous events, and this year's celebration will be bigger and even better. This year Broward College North Campus will be our host. Other sponors in addition to CFI Fort Lauderdale include the James Randi Education Foundation and FLASH (FLorida Atheists and Secular Humanists). We have planned an all-day event starting at 11:00 am and continuing until 5:30 pm. There will be children's activities, exhibits, prizes, and lectures. Food and drink will be available. This years speakers include: Ken Westrervelt of FLASH to speak on Earthworms and Darwin's study of them. (confirmed), Eric Ward, Author of "Principles of Evolution", (confirmed) Eric Von Wettberg, Ph.D. of FIU (confirmed) Dr. von Wettberg has a degree in Ecology and Evolution and is actively involved in research focusing on plant adaptations, especially salt-tolerance. Palm Beach Zoo live animal lectures "Animals have class" and "Animal adaptations". ( confirmed - limited to first 125 people), Debra Walker Ph.D of Florida Citizens for Science on Biology in our public schools and legislation affecting education (confirmed) and our main speaker is a Youtube champion for science, AronRa. (confirmed) Go to www.darwindaybroward.com to see more details and the full schedule. A reception will immediately follow the last event and will allow attendees to meet and greet the speakers. Refreshments will be served. A donation of $25 is requested for the reception. RSVP's not necessary, but appreciated for the reception. cfifll@aol.com All events take place on Broward College's North Campus, Building 46.
Eat Some Garlic and Dance with The Wailers http://www.dbgarlicfest.com/index.htm http://www.wailers.com People come from all over come to feast on unique garlic inspired dishes including fest favorite - flaming shrimp scampi - in addition to garlic crab cakes, garlic bruschetta, garlic pizza, garlic Argentine BBQ with garlic black beans and rice, garlic Portobello sandwich and many other delicious and delectable dishes. And don't forget to try the garlic ice cream! 2010 Menu Coming Soon! The 2009 Gourmet Alley Menu: (items subject to availability) Garlic Spinach & Artichoke Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms Prime Rib with Garlic Horseradish Sauce & Garlic Smashed Potatoes (Featuring Italian Rose Fresh Horseradish) Blackened Garlic Mahi Mahi (Featuring Italian Rose Caribbean Sauce) Flaming Garlic Shrimp Scampi (Featuring Italian Rose Pesto Sauce) Forever Roasted Garlic Pork Platter (Featuring Italian Rose Garlic Spred) Garlic Black Beans and Rice Garlic Chicken in a Pita Garlic Chicken Parmesan Panini (Featuring Italian Rose Garlic Spred & Pesto Sauce) Garlic Chicken Quesadillas Garlic Crab Cake Platter Garlic Curry Chicken Kebab Platter Garlic Curry Chicken Kebabs Garlic Fat Taco "Italian Rose" Garlic Bread (Featuring Italian Rose Garlic Spred & Pesto Sauce) Garlic Island Wings Garlic Marinated Vegetable Panini (Featuring Italian Rose Garlic Spred & Pesto Sauce) Garlic Nacho Supreme Garlic Portobello Sandwich Garlic Roast Pork Sandwich (Featuring Italian Rose Garlic Spred) Gourmet Roasted Garlic Pizza (Featuring Italian Rose Whole Roasted Garlic & Pesto Sauce) Grilled Garlic Argentine BBQ Italian Sausage Sandwich w/Garlic Marinara Kettle Korn London Broil w/ Garlic Chimmichurri Sauce Roasted Garlic Bruschetta (Featuring Italian Rose Foccacia Sauce) Roasted Garlic Vegetable Medley Whole Roasted Garlic $12 is your cost!
What: Celebrating its 47th anniversary in 2010, the Coconut Grove Arts FestivalÃ?® presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, is one of the nationÃ?Â's premier outdoor fine Arts Festivals. The Festival attracts more than 150,000 people annually to view the works of over 330 of the finest artists and craftsmen in the world. A signature event of the South Florida cultural calendar, the Arts Festival offers visitors the opportunity to meet with exhibiting artists, sample fine cuisine, enjoy live entertainment and take a walk through history. And for the kids, they too can create their own works of art in our Coconut Grove Bank Kids Creative Corner. Last year approximately 4 million dollars of artwork was sold in three days at the show. When: The 47th annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida will be held February 13, 14, & 15, 2010. Where: The Festival is held annually in the streets of Coconut Grove, Florida, a charming village within the city of Miami. The Festival is located just south of downtown Miami, adjacent to beautiful Biscayne Bay. It runs along the streets of McFarlane Road, South Bayshore Drive and Pan American Drive. Festival Hours: The Festival will be held February 13, 14, & 15, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. How is the Festival Funded? The Coconut Grove Arts FestivalÃ?® is produced by the Coconut Grove Arts & Historical Association, Inc., a non-profit organization that receives no commission for the sale of artwork. A portion of the proceeds from Festival admissions benefits the Coconut Grove Arts and Historical AssociationÃ?Â's Building Fund. Admission $7 per person per day. Children 12 and under, Metrorail Golden Passport and Patriot Passport holders are free. http://www.coconutgroveartsfest.com/about_the_festival.php
Looking for Afternoon Activities for your 5 to 12 year olds? Join us for programs exploring natural and physical science. Nature's Explorers - Mondays, Jan. 25, Feb. 15, and March 29 at 3:30 p.m. Dig deep into a little piece of the natural world each month with guided hands-on exploration and activities. Ages 5 to 12 with an adult, $3 per child. Preregistration is required by calling the park at 954-791-1030.
Innovative Homebuyers Network Stepping Up your Game in Real Estate Investing Real Estate Luncheon Weekly Subject discussed each week! Send us your email address to be added to the weekly distribution list! [] Looking to network with your peers in the real estate business on a weekly basis? Come join us in this casual environment to share a deal or a news related item. Bring items in writing with several copies to pass around. If you have a good real estate deal or service to present, please make it factual and concise. This luncheon also provides opportunities for real estate entrepreneurs to take your real estate business to the next level by getting your questions answered on subjects such as: How to get a free house, Foreclosures, Assignment of Contracts & Contingencies, Rehabbing, Marketing Techniques, Hard Money Acquisition, Property Management, etc. Please invite a friend to join us. We look forward to meeting everyone, See you there!!! WHERE: Hilton Deerfield Beach/Boca Raton 100 Fairway Dr Deerfield, FL 33441 (954-427-7700) - NEW Location! WHEN: Every Wednesday at 12 PM - 1:45 PM For Additional Information Call: Edison Gonzalez (954) 914 - 2355 Email: eddiethementorbear@gmail.com Fax: (561) 361-6811 Edison Gonzalez is an experienced investor who has been buying houses in South Florida since 1992. His first duplex was bought completely with government grants and since then, he wholesaled over 100 houses and bought and sold over 400 more homes and multi-family units! Retailing a high number of houses, he has learned the skills for maximizing his return with no money, no credit, no risk. Additionally, he currently owns and manages several investment properties as rentals.
CALLING ALL FREETHINKERS! It's time for all good Atheists to come to the aid of reason, logic and rationality. Let's get together to stop "believers of absurdity" from stealing our country. We have to reach out to other Atheists and grassroots organize to protect science education, the separation of church and state, stop the "Fundies" from making our country a theocracy and show everyone we can be proud of our Atheism, Secular Humanism, Freethinking and Skepticism. Visit our website and sign our guestbook, buy a t-shirt, buy a book. The monies collected help fund our outreach and community involvement projects.
Reiki works on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels; this energy flows only when it is for the highest good of everyone involved. It cannot harm anyone. It is nonreligious and it's principles are universal. It destresses the body and allows self healing to begin. What you might feel is a sense of peace and serenity that seems to flow over you in waves and perhaps a sensation of a warm energy coming from the practitioners hands. It's hard to describe what happens; you need o come and experience it for yourself. Just come.
Come join other signing families for a fun play time with your little one. This 90 minute play group will consist of time spent signing, free play, and breaks for families to socialize. The playgroup is best for babies 0 to 24 months who are already signing at home. If youÃ?Â're looking for a workshop on Ã?Â"howÃ?Â" to teach signing at home, or questions about this play group, please contact the instructor. Minimum 6 families, maximum 12 families. Please sign up with the City of Boca Raton (561) 367-7035 at least a few days prior to the start date, else the play group may be canceled for insufficient enrollment. Instructor:Tina Voci, Baby SignsÃ?® certified Time:February 21, 10:30 to noon March 14, 10:30 to noon April 18, 10:30 to noon Playgroup fee: $15 Boca Raton residents (for each parent/child combo). Non-residents $18.75 Materials fee: $5 cash, payable to the instructor For more information, please contact Tina Voci, certified instructor at: tinavoci@email.com (954) 571-1709 www.BabySignsRus.com Join us for a relaxed, FUN time! Meet other families who sign with their children!
Benvenuto! Mark your calendar now for one of Florida's most beloved, delicious, and fun-filled festivalsÃ?Â- the St Coleman Italian Festival. Come and enjoy wonderful food, fabulous rides, games, arts & crafts, and top entertainment. Anthology plays from 6:30 to 8! http://www.anthologytheband.com/ http://www.italianfest.org/ http://www.italianfest.org/italianfest/images/italian.jpg
Innovative Homebuyers Network Stepping Up your Game in Real Estate Investing Real Estate Luncheon Weekly Subject discussed each week! Send us your email address to be added to the weekly distribution list! [] Looking to network with your peers in the real estate business on a weekly basis? Come join us in this casual environment to share a deal or a news related item. Bring items in writing with several copies to pass around. If you have a good real estate deal or service to present, please make it factual and concise. This luncheon also provides opportunities for real estate entrepreneurs to take your real estate business to the next level by getting your questions answered on subjects such as: How to get a free house, Foreclosures, Assignment of Contracts & Contingencies, Rehabbing, Marketing Techniques, Hard Money Acquisition, Property Management, etc. Please invite a friend to join us. We look forward to meeting everyone, See you there!!! WHERE: Hilton Deerfield Beach/Boca Raton 100 Fairway Dr Deerfield, FL 33441 (954-427-7700) - NEW Location! WHEN: Every Wednesday at 12 PM - 1:45 PM For Additional Information Call: Edison Gonzalez (954) 914 - 2355 Email: eddiethementorbear@gmail.com Fax: (561) 361-6811 Edison Gonzalez is an experienced investor who has been buying houses in South Florida since 1992. His first duplex was bought completely with government grants and since then, he wholesaled over 100 houses and bought and sold over 400 more homes and multi-family units! Retailing a high number of houses, he has learned the skills for maximizing his return with no money, no credit, no risk. Additionally, he currently owns and manages several investment properties as rentals.
CALLING ALL FREETHINKERS! It's time for all good Atheists to come to the aid of reason, logic and rationality. Let's get together to stop "believers of absurdity" from stealing our country. We have to reach out to other Atheists and grassroots organize to protect science education, the separation of church and state, stop the "Fundies" from making our country a theocracy and show everyone we can be proud of our Atheism, Secular Humanism, Freethinking and Skepticism. Visit our website and sign our guestbook, buy a t-shirt, buy a book. The monies collected help fund our outreach and community involvement projects.
Reiki works on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels; this energy flows only when it is for the highest good of everyone involved. It cannot harm anyone. It is nonreligious and it's principles are universal. It destresses the body and allows self healing to begin. What you might feel is a sense of peace and serenity that seems to flow over you in waves and perhaps a sensation of a warm energy coming from the practitioners hands. It's hard to describe what happens; you need o come and experience it for yourself. Just come.
The battle reenactments honor the Seminole's struggle and sacrifice to remain in their homeland and will feature authentic weapons, soldier and warrior attire and tactics typical of the Second Seminole War from 1835-1842. Also includes music, Seminole food, Seminole and pioneer artisans, tomahawk throws, authentic Seminole and soldier camps, venomous snake shows and alligator wrestling. 3,500 attendees expected. http://www.when.com/clewiston-fl/events/show/87897448-big-cypress-shootout#
Innovative Homebuyers Network Stepping Up your Game in Real Estate Investing Real Estate Luncheon Weekly Subject discussed each week! Send us your email address to be added to the weekly distribution list! [] Looking to network with your peers in the real estate business on a weekly basis? Come join us in this casual environment to share a deal or a news related item. Bring items in writing with several copies to pass around. If you have a good real estate deal or service to present, please make it factual and concise. This luncheon also provides opportunities for real estate entrepreneurs to take your real estate business to the next level by getting your questions answered on subjects such as: How to get a free house, Foreclosures, Assignment of Contracts & Contingencies, Rehabbing, Marketing Techniques, Hard Money Acquisition, Property Management, etc. Please invite a friend to join us. We look forward to meeting everyone, See you there!!! WHERE: Hilton Deerfield Beach/Boca Raton 100 Fairway Dr Deerfield, FL 33441 (954-427-7700) - NEW Location! WHEN: Every Wednesday at 12 PM - 1:45 PM For Additional Information Call: Edison Gonzalez (954) 914 - 2355 Email: eddiethementorbear@gmail.com Fax: (561) 361-6811 Edison Gonzalez is an experienced investor who has been buying houses in South Florida since 1992. His first duplex was bought completely with government grants and since then, he wholesaled over 100 houses and bought and sold over 400 more homes and multi-family units! Retailing a high number of houses, he has learned the skills for maximizing his return with no money, no credit, no risk. Additionally, he currently owns and manages several investment properties as rentals.
CALLING ALL FREETHINKERS! It's time for all good Atheists to come to the aid of reason, logic and rationality. Let's get together to stop "believers of absurdity" from stealing our country. We have to reach out to other Atheists and grassroots organize to protect science education, the separation of church and state, stop the "Fundies" from making our country a theocracy and show everyone we can be proud of our Atheism, Secular Humanism, Freethinking and Skepticism. Visit our website and sign our guestbook, buy a t-shirt, buy a book. The monies collected help fund our outreach and community involvement projects.
Reiki works on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels; this energy flows only when it is for the highest good of everyone involved. It cannot harm anyone. It is nonreligious and it's principles are universal. It destresses the body and allows self healing to begin. What you might feel is a sense of peace and serenity that seems to flow over you in waves and perhaps a sensation of a warm energy coming from the practitioners hands. It's hard to describe what happens; you need o come and experience it for yourself. Just come.
PLEASE NOTE RSVP DEADLINE WED JAN 20TH so we can provide the gatehouse with a guest list in advance. PLEASE NOTE RSVPs are actually being handled through evite, so if you would like to attend, let us know by responding "yes" on meetup and we will email you complete evite details :) Event is from 3 to 6 pm, although with it being potluck, you should try to get there as close to 3 as possible! Players will be mixed teams from novice to advanced... so don't be shy! Spend a relaxing afternoon with old and new friends, while children can run around safely. Bocce is like lawn bowling, you try to toss your ball nearest the target ball-- easy! Give it a try! And what is more, your children will be entertained playing with other children nearby....a win-win situation :) There are only a few chairs, so bring your own chair/blanket if you are not comfortable eating buffet style. The main intersections to our community are Powerline and SW 10th Street (aka Sawgrass Expy) in Deerfield Beach.
Players will be mixed teams from novice to advanced... so don't be shy! Spend a relaxing afternoon with old and new friends, while children can run around safely. Bocce is like lawn bowling, you try to toss your ball nearest the target ball-- easy! Give it a try! Our community is on SW 10th street (aka Sawgrass Expwy) and Powerline Road in Deerfield Beach. Exact details will be provided to those who RSVP. A presto! Jim, Tina & Mario Invitations are being handled through evite because the food is potluck and it is easier to organize food that way. So if you are interested in attending, please email me the email address you would like an invitation sent to and you will be added to the evite list.
Good Food, Great Jazz and even Better Friends, these are the ingredients for a Perfect Sunday. Join us as we gather at Downtown Fort Lauderdale's Riverwalk Sunday Jazz Brunch. Meetup at 10:30am Performances are from 11:00am until 2:00pm. HERE'S THE PLAN: There are four bands performing along Riverwalk, after the first set some of us may be on the move to experience the best of this jazz brunch. Don't be late so you can walk with us. Food & Beverages are available from vendors. You can bring your own or some to share if you like. *********************************** *********************************** DIRECTIONS: exit I-95 at Broward Blvd. go EAST (Downtown) to Avenue of the Arts(SW 7th AV) turn RIGHT to Himmarshee Street (SW 2nd ST.) This edition of Jazz Brunch will be at the end of SW 3rd AV Hourly rates are available at meters, flat rate parking lots are nearby and a garage is across the railroad tracks. From Himmarshee Street walk south toward river on SW 3rd AV. Just beyond the caldesac you will see the gazebo. Meetup under the trees in the grass just east of the gazebo. *********************************** BRING lightweight folding chair or blanket coolers are welcome beverages and food(vendors nearby) ***********************************
Thomas the Train will be at the train museum in Miami in March!! We are going to get group tix for Thomas the Train on March 7th for either the 11:15 am or 12:45 pm rides. Group tix are $4 cheaper PER TICKET than non-group ($14 group aret, $18 regular price, each ticket has $3.55 service fee.) Ride time is just that, ride time... you can go in and enjoy the Thomas activities anytime that morning before your ride time. If you are interested in group tix for the above date/time please RSVP "yes" and I will let you know how you can pay for your ticket. I am only ordering pre-paid tickets as I don't want to be stuck with tickets that I don't need. Deadline to have your payment to me by is January 20th at 5 pm. Checks, cash or funded Paypal work. Email me for payment information. Location: Train Museum in Miami Goldcoast Train Museum, it is located next to the Metrozoo.
Join me at the Coconut Creek Community Center for this month's Home Grown Concert Series - featuring the Great sounds of the Nucklebusters! For great blues and rock that will get you up and moving - it's the Nucklebusters with FAMOUS FRANK WARD!! Come Check them out! http://nucklebustersbluesband.homestead.com/ Bring your lawn chairs, blankets coolers for a great start to the weekend!
Miami's Calle Ocho Festival is known as the largest street festival on earth. Every year, more than one million visitors from around the world attend the Calle Ocho Festival, the grand finale of Carnaval Miami. For one exciting day, the Calle Ocho Festival fills 23 blocks in MiamiÃ?Â's Little Havana area with Latin music, street performers and international foods. The attractions of the Calle Ocho Festival are designed to appeal to young and old alike. KidsZone features four blocks of activities and entertainment geared towards youngsters; including clowns, magicians and sports teams. The Parranda Zone gives the Calle Ocho Festival a carnaval flavor with its street dancers and wandering musicians, while hundreds of food booths invite visitors to sample an astonishing variety of international foods. The musical entertainment is equally dazzling, if not more so. Calle Ocho Festival attracts some of the worldÃ?Â's best-known Hispanic recording artists and groups. Musical styles include salsa, merengue, reggaeton and more. The Calle Ocho Festival is hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana. It is one of 10 events that comprise the annual Carnaval Miami, held in February and early March. The Calle Ocho Festival takes its name from the Little Havana street where it is held: Calle Ocho (8th Street). Wear Comfortable Shoes & Bring Sunscreen! http://www.carnavalmiami.com/calle8/
Summary: Sponsorship Levels & Benefits Title Sponsor $10,000 - 4 player positions in the tournament - Corporate signage at registration and dinner reception - Premium tee sponsorship with signage - Reserved table seating at Awards Dinner Reception for 4 golfers - Ten minute address by a company representative to awards dinner reception attendees - One full page ad in the Junior League of Boca Raton’s bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Company logo and acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website - Company acknowledged with speaking opportunity at The Golf Classic pre-party - Presentation of first place tournament winners -Company logo prominently included in print release for press mentions - Opportunity to include item in participant giveaway bag Major Sponsor $5,000 - 2 player positions in the tournament - Reserved table seating at Awards Dinner Reception for 2 golfers - Five minute address by a company representative to awards dinner reception attendees - One half page ad in the Junior League of Boca Raton’s bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Company logo and acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website - Company acknowledged at The Golf Classic pre-party - Presentation of second place tournament winners -Company logo prominently included in print release for press mentions - Opportunity to include item in participant giveaway bag - Company logo prominently displayed on pre-event posters, event banner, flyers and event signage Custom Golf Cooler Sponsor $3,000 - Company name/logo on front of cooler - Company logo and acknowledgement on Junior League of Boca Raton Golf Classic Website - Half page ad in the JLBR bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception Hole Sponosrs $1,500 each (A) Hole-In-One Sponsor - Signage on contest hole - Company logo and acknowledgement on Junior League of Boca Raton Golf Classic website - One business card-size ad in the JLBR bi- monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Presentation of third place tournament winners - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception (B) Closest-To-The-Pin Sponsor - Signage on contest hole - One business card-size ad in the JLBR bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website Show Off Sponsorships $1,500 each (A) Longest Drive - Signage on (1) contest hole - Acknowledgement on Junior League of Boca Raton Golf Classic website - One business card size ad in the JLBR bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception (B) Putting Contest - Signage at contest - Acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website - One business card size ad in the JLBR bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception Additional Sponsorship Levels (A) Executive Golf Cart Sponsor - Signage on one beverage cart - One business card size ad in the Junior League of Boca Raton’s bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception (B) Showcase Sponsor - One business card size ad in the JLBR bi-monthly publication, The Bridge, circulated to more than 800 League members and supporters - Acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception Golf Classic Partners Tee Sponsor $200 - Signage at an assigned hole - Recognition at Awards Dinner Reception - Sponsor recognition certificate - Acknowledgement on Junior League of Boca Raton Golf Classic website Friend of JLBR (up to $199) - Acknowledgement on JLBR Golf Classic website
Additional Information: Individual Golf Tickets $200 - Practice Facility - Player Gift Package - Grab and go lunch - 18-holes w/cart - All Contests - Snacks and Beverages on course, including complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, beer and wine - Remembrance photo - Awards dinner and ceremony, including dinner and full bar Mulligan and Raffle Tickets $50 per player - Two (2) mulligans - Raffle tickets (arms length) pre-purchase tickets available online (need not be present to win) Awards Dinner Reception $35 - Awards Dinner Reception, including complimentary beer and wine Raffle Tickets $25 - Arms length pre-purchase available online (need not be present to win)
When: Apr 9, 2010 12 AM to Apr 9, 2010 12 AM Where: Deer Creek Golf Club in Deerfield Beach,Florida Cost: $1000 foursome / $200 single Posted by:evdb
http://www.theworldwidegourmet.com/travel/carribean/jamaica/images/ochorios.jpg Some of you know our member Kevin Green... He's a history teacher with great knowledge, respect and love for Jamaica. For many years Kevin has taken groups of students on summer tours of this island nation... In the past few years he has turned his focus to more humanitarian events... Humanitarian assistance is needed even more due to the impact in Jamaica of this years hurricane season... We still do plan to have Kevin lead us on a hike up the 7402' peak of the Jamaican Blue Mountains - however landslides have washed out the principal bridges required to make the trek... So- http://www.theworldwidegourmet.com/travel/carribean/jamaica/images/negril-bluecave.jpg Kevin and I are jointly planning a few days in Jamaica - probably two or three days assisting in school repair, delivery of school supplies, perhaps a small party for the school kids... and a few more days of our usual mix of biking, hiking, ecology and history... We'll be collecting school supplies, and other resources as time progresses... Kevin's here: http://travel.meetup.com/462/members/2967751/ And you know how to find me.... Jim And a little more about Jamaica: "'Tis the fairest isle eyes have ever seen" (Christopher Columbus 1494) Jamaica - the very word conjures up images of sun-drenched beaches, pulsating sounds of reggae music and the lilting accents of its people. It is an island known for its stunning natural beauty, rich culture and gifted people. Known as the 'land of wood and water', the island is approximately 11,000 square kilometres (4,250 square miles) with the majestic Blue Mountain Peak rising to over 2,260 metres (7,400 feet), from which on a clear day, you can see Cuba. Jamaica is the home of Blue Mountain Coffee, perhaps the most exquisite of all coffees and certainly one of the world?s most expensive. Undiscovered Jamaica ? the Jamaica that takes you on hiking trails high in the mountains and down into hidden grottoes. It is the Jamaica of community tourism where one visits with the locals, drinks a Red Stripe Beer and shares in the 'cool runnings'. It is a host festivals that celebrate food and culture ? Yam, Shrimp, Jerk, the Festival of Independence and also Carnival, Jamaican style. The diversity of Jamaica is what sets it apart from other Caribbean islands. The major cities and towns offer variety to visitors and citizens alike. Kingston Harbour is the world's seventh largest natural deep-water harbour and often, one spots sailboats gliding by large tankers pulling into port. Kingston offers an intimate view of the culture and day-to-day life of Jamaicans, whether at work or play. Visit a museum, an art gallery, watch a play, attend a cricket match at Sabina Park, and don't miss a scintillating performance of the world reknown National Dance Theatre Company. Travel down to the Trench Town Culture Yard ? early home to Bob Marley and Peter Tosh and end the day with high tea at Devon House. Just west of Ocho Rios is Dunn's River Falls, an experience and challenge not to be missed! Climb the falls, relax in the bracing rock pools and take a dip in the sea. Also, nearby is the natural wonder of Fern Gully. Take a slow drive through this winding road, once a riverbed, with its wide array of tropical flora and catch on film, sunbeams peeking through the densely packed foliage. Mandeville is located on the Manchester plateau 2,000 feet above sea level- it is a cool, clean, rural Jamaican town. Average temperatures hover around 78F and nights are considerably cooler than coastal areas. The lush green countryside captivates and is a main reason why this area is so popular with Jamaicans who return home to enjoy their retirement. Mandeville and surrounding areas are known for gracious homes and wonderful gardens, some of which are open for tours. The South Coast is an area to be enjoyed slowly and quietly. Stop and meet the people, stay a bit, and walk about. Visit the old colonial town of Black River and take a safari ride up the Black River to come eye to eye with alligators. Drive through majestic Bamboo Avenue, take a day at YS Falls Don't miss the view from Lovers? Leap or Accompong where the Maroons, descendants of runaway slaves, actively preserve their culture from over 250 years ago. Port Antonio A banana port, the first tourist town in Jamaica, its avenue of palms stands watch over the town, surrounded by lush rain forests, scenic coastline, luxurious villas and hidden beaches. It is for quiet enjoyment- take a romantic trip rafting down the Rio Grande River, visit Somerset Falls or go for a swim in the Blue Lagoon which is, according to local lore, bottomless. Visit Titichfield Hill, a colonial neighbourhood and take in the amazing vista of Port Antonio harbour. Stop at Folly, a ruin with a story, or take trips to Reach Falls, Nonsuch Caves, or the Blue Mountains.
History, Ecology and Adventure March 8 - 16 2008 http://www.govisitcostarica.com/images/photos/full_drakeBayRiver.jpg Covering only 0.01 percent of the Earth?s landmass, Costa Rica is believed to host approximately 5 percent of its biodiversity. You may see jaguar or other wild cats, but most probably you will be able to enjoy over 13.000 plant species, including 1,300 varieties of orchids and more than 850 species of birds, 209 mammal species, 220 species of reptiles, and 163 species of amphibians. Civilization existed in Costa Rica for thousands of years before the arrival of Columbus, and evidence of human occupation in the region dates back 10,000 years. Among the cultural mysteries left behind by the area's pre-Columbian inhabitants are thousands of perfectly spherical granite bolas that have been found near the west coast. The sizes of these relics range from that of a baseball to that of a bus. Ruins of a large, ancient city complete with aqueducts were recently found east of San Jose, and some sophisticated gold and jade work was being wrought in the southwest as far back as 1,000 years ago. Archeological sites in the central highlands and Nicoya peninsula have shown evidence of influence from the Mexican Olmec and Nahuatl civilizations. By the time Columbus arrived, there were four major indigenous tribes living in Costa Rica. The east coast was the realm of the Caribs, while the Borucas, Chibchas, and Diquis resided in the southwest. Only a few hundred thousand strong to begin with, none of these peoples lasted long after the dawn of Spanish colonialism. Some fled, while many others perished from the deadly smallpox brought by the Spaniards. Having decimated the indigenous labor force, the Spanish followed a common policy and brought in African slaves to work the land. Seventy thousand of their descendants live in Costa Rica today, and the country is known for good relations among races. Regrettably, only 1 percent of Costa's Rica's 3 million people are of indigenous heritage. An overwhelming 98 percent of the country is white, and those of Spanish descent call themselves Ticos. Of all the Spanish colonies, Costa Rica enjoyed the least influence as a colony. It was initially a tough and unpopular place to settle, with few valuable or easily exploited resources. The Spanish were far more interested in developing their holdings in Mexico and Peru, where vast amounts of silver and gold were being obtained. The early hapless settlers who came to Costa Rica were left largely to their own devices, and the first successful establishment of a colonial city was not until 1562, when Juan Vasquez de Coronado founded Cartago. When Mexico rebelled against Spain in 1821, Costa Rica and the rest of Central America followed suit. Two years later, a faction in Costa Rica even opted to become part of Mexico, sparking a civil war in the country's center between four neighboring cities. After the republican cities of San Jose and Alajuela soundly defeated the pro-Mexican Heredia and Cartago, sovereignty was established. So what's on the tentative agenda? Walk the crater of Irazú Volcano, splash in the wild Pacuare River, bike through primary rainforest en route to the Pacific Coast, sea kayak and enjoy the sunset over the Pacific Ocean. Experience Arenal's volcanic activity with the best tropical beach ride in the Nicoya Peninsula. Along the way we will visit active Arenal Volcano, deserted beaches in Nicoya, cascading waterfalls and the enchanting waters of the Northern Pacific Coast The wild Pacuare is a world renown river because of its scenic beauty and exciting rapids. We'll raft through primary rainforest, by indigenous homeland and down to the Caribbean lowlands. Irazú and Turrialba Volcanoes and Manuel Antonio beach. We may mountain bike near the Central Valley. Whitewater adventures in the Pacuare, Pejibaye, Toro, Arenal and Sarapiquí rivers. Plus visits to the Turrialba and Poas Volcanoes as well as Tapanti National Park and La Marta Private Reserve. Oh, yes, and ziplining... The dates are firm so plan your vacation schedule accordingly Lastly costing: You buy your own airline ticket - should be ~ $200 Lodging - we'll focus on low cost yet clean and safe accomodations - 1,2,3 4 or more per room - that's your choice... As we've done on previous adventures, this is not a 5 star / linen napkin event. Our goal is to provide the most adventure for the least amount of money... Jim
The Ann Storck Center's Annual Celebrity Chef's Food, Wine Tasting & Auction has become the premierevent in South Florida. Held each fall, Celebrity Chefs offer guests the opportunity to sample cuisine from South Florida's top culinary talent as well fine wines from around the world. Guests are also offered an array of enticing auction items to bid on. All Proceeds from the event benefit The Ann Storck Center. http://www.annstorckcenter.org/Chefs%202005_12th/Chefs05/images/chefs21.jpg http://www.annstorckcenter.org/Chefs%202005_12th/Chefs05/images/chefs20.jpg http://www.annstorckcenter.org/Chefs%202006_13th/Chefs06/images/aIMG_1699.jpg The Ann Storck Center is a nationally accredited, highly acclaimed non-profit human service organization serving the needs of individuals who present severe and multiple developmental disabilities including Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, Autism and Mental Retardation. http://www.annstorckcenter.org/index.html http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/faqsimg01.jpg http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/brett.jpg http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/developimg01.jpg Our Board of Directors work tirelessly to advocate for the rights of our clients and raise funds to ensure that a noted trademark for the Center is the emphasis placed on upholding the greatest freedom we as human beings have - the freedom of choice. http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/2friends.jpg Approximately fifty years ago, a nurse named Ann Storck, opened the first residence for children with mental and physical challenges in our county. Her philosophy of providing children with disabilities and who are often medically fragile with a special environment to nurture their potential is the foundation of our organization. Now named in her honor, we serve more than 300 children and adults on our campus and in group homes in neighboring towns. http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/wedoimg01.jpg http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/storyimg04.jpg http://ascfl.org/ASC%20Misc%20Pics/missionhomeimg2.jpg Our highly-qualified staff consistently surpass goals to blend compassion and respect with the most advanced medical and therapeutic care available. Through our services we foster learning, self-worth and independence for those we serve and their families. Services and programs include: Early Intervention Preschool Developmental Training Program Residential Program Specialized Group Homes The Ann Storck Center has been distinguished as a leading service provider for people with developmental disabilities. From local recognition to national honors, the Ann Storck Center continually raises the bar and sets standards of care for others to follow. Most notably, we have received five successive accreditations by the national Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission (CARF). CARF agents come every three years and review detailed records, observe staff and events, and judge the Center's practices against rigorous national standards few meet. We feel this is a great badge of honor and defines our commitment to excellence.
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The Town of Deerfield Massachusetts was founded in 1673 and is located in Franklin County. Deerfield was the earliest community settled in Franklin County.
The town contains about 5000 year round residents.
Deerfield is the site of a major craft fair each year which is considered to be on of the most important craft fairs in the northeast. The towns’ museum offers 19 exhibit rooms and a number of concerts throughout the season. Those in town are able to tour 13 of the historic residences in the town.
