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PUBLISHER Party Girl Enterprises, Inc.EDITOR Nicol JenkinsSPORTS wRITER Allen LevinPHOTOGRAPHERS Dana Barkett, Nicol JenkinsGRAPHIC DESIGNERS Eduardo Passere and Fabio Passere

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6 ITB® Employees ‘Thankful’ this Thanksgiving9 Cover Model: Livia De Oliveira12 Art & Entertainment15 Hospitality Employee Of The Month20 Vote For Employee Of The Month23 Business Spotlight: The Sports Barn25 Concert Calendar33 Drink Recipes Of The Month36 Classifieds37 Sports38 Discounts

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There are countless reasons to be thankful this Thanksgiving and those in the hospitality industry are getting

ready for a bountiful feast with their loved ones and In The Biz@ family.

Some ITB@ employees will be serving up drinks and hearty meals to their cus-tomers this holiday, while others will be enjoying their own traditions.

Vanessa Lo, a bartender at McSorley’s Beach Pub, plans to have dinner with her “hospitality” family and chow down on some good home cooked mashed potatoes.

“Someone at work always eats early and then brings all the leftovers back to McSorley’s so we can share the food here,” says Vanessa.

The local bartender is also looking for-ward to the busy night before Thanksgiving party at McSorley’s. “We will have pitcher and bucket specials. I am thankful I found an awesome spot to work. I love the people I work with. It’s a kick ass team here.”

Falon Hoak, a bartender at SandBar, will be cooking up some of her delicious pumpkin pie from scratch, then napping and eating again, and finally sharing the recipe with her ITB@ co-workers. “I wish health, wealth and happiness for everyone ITB@ and all around. I am thankful that I work in the industry because I get to meet a lot of different interesting people.”

This Thanksgiving, “Jamaican” Greg Hew, who bartenders at Parrot Lounge, will be watching the Eagles game while serving his customers a Thanksgiving feast and cocktails at the Parrot Lounge. He will also be cooking up a turkey for his family and enjoying his sister’s curry goat dish.

“I like to spend the day with my family, and I have been making the turkey for my family every year for the last 14 years. The holiday makes you appreciate family, and ITB@ is one big hospitality family. If I don’t have to work and I stop by another bar, I always thank my bartenders and servers for working that day,” says Greg, who has worked at Parrot Lounge for 25 years and

the bar is celebrating its 44th year in busi-ness on November 20th. “I am thankful to work in this industry because I get to meet a lot of different people, not just tourists but those who also work outside of the hospitality industry. I get to connect with people and connect them together.”

Johnny D’Angelo, a server at T-Mex Cantina, has much to be thankful for this year. “I am thankful that I have a roof over my head and a nice car to drive around the ladies. This holiday, I will spend it with my family which is our tradition.”

Ritchine Chrispin, a hostess at the Ale House in Fort Lauderdale, is thankful for her job. “I enjoy my job because it’s really fun and I enjoy meeting new people and having a conversation with them. It helps build your confidence. This Thanksgiving I am going to have a huge party and eat my favorite meal, a special pasta dish made with red and green peppers and mayo.”

Whatever your holiday tradition, be sure to spend this Thanksgiving with your loved ones and be thankful for all that you have this year. In The Biz@ Magazine wishes everyone a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!

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What is your Name? livia De oliveira, People call me liv and livy...as long as you don’t call me olivia i’m happy.

Where are you originally from? i was born in Bra-zil, but lived a good chunk of my life in Boston, MA.

Where do you work? i work at The sports Barn

What is your position? I’m a part time bartender, starting my real estate career and I’m a full time mother

How long have you been inTheBiz®? i’ve been inTheBiz® for 11 years and love it!

How do you spend your free time? i spend most of my time outside of work with baby Gianna, who’s only 10 months old...they grow up to fast for you to miss a single day of their lives!

Why did you start working in the Hospitality indus-try? i started at age 18, it was a way of having fun hanging out and making money at the same time, it’s a great combination!

What is your favorite drink? it depends... i like dry white wine w dinner, but if i am out for the night, i can always start with a nice ketel one dirty martini, made to perfection.

What is your favorite part of being inTheBiz®? i’d say my favorite part of the job is the ability to work on my people skills, like dealing with a sad or depressed customer and being able to make that person have a better day, maybe just by listening or providing great conversation, and watching them feel a little better about him/herself (or maybe it was just the drink lol)

What makes you so good at your job? I’m atten-tive to the bar, ability to multitask is definitely im-portant when you want to keep up with a full bar and make sure everyone is happy, and of course, always keeping a smile on my face.

What advise do you have for new bartenders coming into the business? i would advise them to take the course. it helped me a lot in the begin-ning, it helped me learn to mix drinks as well as understanding about customer service, who you should serve drinks to and how to refuse to serve to someone that has had too much to drink, things like that. everything else comes with experience, if you are good at it there’s a lot of money to be made. Go for it :)

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it’s turkey season, one of the biggest party nights of the year, film festivals, holiday event time, a grill off and much more…

This month of November will kick off the holiday season in South Florida and there are plenty of events to keep residents and visitors excited for the holidays.

Film lovers will be in for a cinematic treat as the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival is back. From November 7th through November 23rd, movie goers will see films unlike any other with events held at Cinema Paradiso, located at 503 S.E. Sixth St., Fort Lauderdale. Premieres, documentaries, free films for kids, free outdoor family movies, a student film competition, black tie galas, celebrities and more will take place during this event. For more information, visit http://www.fliff.com.

Don’t miss the Riverwalk Mutts and Martinis™, Fort Lauderdale’s largest outdoor pet-friendly cocktail hour on Friday, November 7th at the Downtowner. The goal of the event is to bring together the downtown community and their favorite four-legged friends for a night of celebration and networking while raising funds for Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale. The event will be held on the south side of the Riverwalk. For a $25 donation (or $20 prepay online), this Fido-friendly evening along Fort Lauderdale’s Riverwalk includes: two complimentary drinks, appetizers, live music and entertainment, canine-themed silent auc-tion, and more! Plus a dollar of every ticket sold will be donated back to the Humane Society of Broward County. Visit http://www.goriverwalk.com/3723/mutts-martinis.

Get whisked away at an enchanted ball right here in South Florida. Feel like a princess or prince while helping a great cause at the 11th Annual Fairy Tale Ball “Mary Poppins” hosted by Diamond Angels / Joe Dimaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation on Novem-

ber 8th at 7 pm at the Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa, 3555 S. Ocean Drive, Hollywood. This extraordinary evening features a cocktail reception, dinner, dancing, and spectacular silent auction. The Diamond Angels of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation is a volunteer organization that advocates for the hospital and its pediatric programs. Event proceeds benefit Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. For more informa-tion, visit http://jdchfoundation.org.

Eat, drink and vote for your favorite grill recipe at the Gridiron Grill-Off. On November 8th from Noon to 5 pm, the event will be held at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater, located at 1806 NE 6th Street. The Gridiron Grill-OFF Food, Wine & Tailgate Festival teams-up celebrity athletes from the Gridiron with celebrity chefs from the Grill for an evening where Celebrity, Competition & Charity Collide! Learn grilling tips and tricks as experts teach techniques in the Grilling Expo & Exhibits. For more information, visit http://gridirongriller.com/home/.

The Museum of Discovery and Science will host the Mercedes-Benz Fort lauderdale 21st century MODS Gala on Saturday, November 8th at 6 pm at the Museum of Discovery & Science & Autonation IMAX in Fort Lauderdale. The Museum will honor Terry Stiles for his more than 30 year involvement on the Museum’s Board of Trustees as well as his contri-butions to the greater Fort Lauderdale community. Guests will experience a world class event complete with a high-energy Cocktail Reception sponsored by Wells Fargo and an impressive Silent Auction. Guests will be delighted by the Hollywood glamour theme and escorted down the ‘Hollywood Walk of Fame’ to enjoy a decadent dinner & wine pairing designed by A Thierry’s Catering and complimented by Penfolds and Matua wines. Later in the evening, the MODS crowd will dance the night away and compete for some luxurious Live Auction items including a lease on a 2015 Mercedes-Benz E350 Cabriolet convertible! Sponsors and benefactors are also included in the

exclusive Underwriters’ Party sponsored by ADT and hosted by S3 to kick-off this must attend event. All proceeds will benefit operations and programs at the Museum of Discovery and Science. For more informa-tion, visit http://www.mods.org.

Come join us at the Michelob Ultra Fort lauder-dale 13.1® Marathon and run along the beach! The run will take place on November 9th at 6:35 am, starting at 163 SW 1st Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. Enjoy the incredible scenery and come get some sun and warm weather while friends up north are preparing for the cold! Beach? Sun? Fun? What more could you ask for in a race? We’ll see you there! Enjoy a scenic course this year featuring more of the Downtown and Las Olas areas combined with a unique run through the Henry Kinney Tunnel. Then shoot out to A1A and run along the beach for a great scenic course with a grand post race beach party at South Beach Park. The course is full of entertainment, photo opportuni-ties, and surprises for runners. For more details, visit http://www.131marathon.com/FortLauderdale/.

light Up lauderdale is a ten week celebration of glittering holiday lights and holiday garland presented by Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale and the City of Fort Lauderdale. It starts on November 13th at Esplanade Park in downtown Fort Lauderdale. In its sixth year, this free holiday spectacular showcases the two and half mile brick Riverwalk pathway on both sides of the New River in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. Parking may be easily found in multiple garages, parking lots or at meters throughout the downtown area. Visit http://www.goriverwalk.com/5489/light-up-lauder-dale for details.

Mark your calendars for the 18th Annual Fantasy of Lights 5k Run & Walk at Tradewinds Park on Saturday, November 15th at 6 pm. Enjoy the holiday season with this unique evening race on a USATF-Certified course illuminated by thousands of lights and larger-than-life animated displays. The 5k course is flat, fast and ideal for setting a personal best! Awards will be given out in 9 categories for both male and female. Participants will be using the Chrono-Track Timing System, the world’s most advanced timing system, which is chipless and is part of the number bib. All race results will be posted at www.splitsecondtiming.com. Each participant will receive a commemorative t-shirt of the event. Enjoy post-race activities with fellow runners/walkers as well. Regis-

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Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale will host its Fall Get Downtown event at YOLO Plaza, located at 333 East Las Olas Boulevard, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, November 20th. Now in its 16th year, Get Downtown is Fort Lauderdale’s largest outdoor cocktail hour and offers the best flavors of Fort Lauderdale from a variety of local restaurants and bars. Admission includes two drink tickets, live enter-tainment, and an array of tastes from some of Fort Lauderdale’s most notable dining venues. Visit http://www.goriverwalk.com/3819/get-downtown for more information.

South Florida bars, nightclubs and restaurants will be hopping the Night before Thanksgiving. Everyone is in town visiting family and friends and off of work for the long holiday weekend. Downtown Fort Lauderdale bars and nightclubs offer drink specials, music and draw a big crowd for the festive holiday. Be sure to check out what your favorite bar is offering on that night of fun.

The 2014 Turkey Trot & Paddle Fort Lauderdale will be held on Thanksgiving Day, November 27th with registration at 6 am and race start at 7:30 am at 501 Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. All walkers, runners and paddle boarders who want to “feel the burn” before they indulge in their Thanksgiving feast are invited to attend this 5K walk or run. For more infor-mation, visit http://www.turkeytrotftl.com.

After attending one or many of these events, your local theater will be playing a mix of hit movies that you won’t want to miss! Get your popcorn and grab your friends for a night at the movies. In the film, ‘John Wick’, an ex-hitman comes out of retirement to track down the gangsters that took everything from him. With New York City as his bullet-riddled playground, JoHN Wick (Keanu Reeves) is a fresh and stylized take on the “assassin genre”. The movie, ‘NIGHTCRAWLER’, is a pulse-pounding thriller set in the nocturnal underbelly of contemporary Los Angeles. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Lou Bloom, a driven young man desperate for work who discovers the high-speed world of L.A. crime journalism. Finding a group of freelance camera crews who film crashes, fires, murder and other mayhem, Lou muscles into the cut-throat, dangerous realm of nightcrawling -- where each police siren wail equals a possible windfall and victims are converted into dollars and cents. Aided by Rene Russo as Nina, a veteran of the blood-sport that is local TV news, Lou thrives. In the breakneck, ceaseless search for footage, he becomes the star of his own story. If you like scary flicks, check out ‘ouija’, where a group of friends must confront their most terrifying fears when they awaken the dark powers of an ancient spirit board. Stiles White directs the supernatural thriller that is produced by Platinum Dunes partners Michael Bay, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form (The Purge, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,

Friday the 13th) alongside Blumhouse Productions’ Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity and Insidious series, The Purge), Bennett Schneir (Battleship) and Hasbro. In the comedy, ‘kirk cameron’s saving christmas’, Kirk is enjoying the annual Christmas party extrava-ganza thrown by his sister (Bridgette Ridenour) until he realizes he needs to help out Christian (Darren Doane), his brother-in-law who has a bad case of the bah-humbugs. Kirk’s fresh look at Christmas provides Christian the chance to see Christ is where He has always been: at the center of our Christmas celebra-tions and traditions. In ‘st. Vincent’, Maggie (Mc-Carthy), a single mother, moves into a new home in Brooklyn with her 12-year old son, Oliver (Lieberher). Forced to work long hours, she has no choice but to leave Oliver in the care of their new neighbor, Vincent (Murray), a retired curmudgeon with a penchant for alcohol and gambling. An odd friendship soon blos-soms between the improbable pair. Together with a pregnant stripper named Daka (Watts), Vincent brings Oliver along on all the stops that make up his daily routine – the race track, a strip club, and the local dive bar. Vincent helps Oliver grow to become a man, while Oliver begins to see in Vincent something that no one else is able to: a misunderstood man with a good heart.

This November, in The Biz Magazine@ wishes everyone a great month, a wonderful Veterans Day and Happy Thanksgiving!

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InTheBiz®

Employee of the Month

Do you have a knick name? Rye-Rysa (it’s a knickname I got in Peekskill when I was 17 and people still call me it, Pronounced “Rye Rizza”)

Where are you originally from? I am orginally from Peekskill, NY... but I’ve Lived in south Florida for about 10 years now.

Where do you work? I work at 2 places, Soprano’s Dueling Piano Bar, and Fat Tuesdays, both of them are in Beach Place, on beautiful Fort Lauderdale Beach!

What do you do as your job? At Soprano’s I am a bartender, and a barback, at Fat Tuesday’s I work Front door Security

How long have you been inTheBiz®? I have been in the industry 13 years. I started when I was 16 working in NY pizzerias. I started out as a pizza delivery boy.

What are your hobbies outside of work? I Enjoy Comedy and all different types of music from Indee Rap To New York Hardcore. I love Longboarding, I’m a Craft beer enthusiast (I’ve collected over 200 beers) and I’m a Diehard Sons Of Anarchy fan ( :( last season)

Why did you decide to work in the hospitality industry? Since I started working at 16 I’ve always been in hospitality. It has always been my fallback job and a quick cash getter.

What is your favorite Drink? I enjoy Irish breakfast with Jameson backed with a strip of bacon! Yum! Or a Boiler Maker With a Pint of Dogfish Head and a shot of Wild Turkey Dropped in the Glass!

What is your favorite part of the job? The first would definitely be the money of course, however being able to make a guests day would also top the list, the guest that is genuinely happy to have you serving them, makes the job so much more fun, and I love cracking jokes and talking beer with other craft beer enthusiasts.

What skills do you possess that make you good at your job? Experience, I’ve worked as a delivery boy, host, barback, busser, food runner, banquet server, table server, to-go server, an expo, dishwasher, line cook, and a lead cook. Wherever I am in a restaurant, bar or club I can be helpful and bring knowledge and experience to any position I’m working.

What advice would you give to people just starting out in the industry? The industry is a revolving door, when one door closes another is always sure to open. Be sure to save during season so you are ready for the summer!

is there anything else that you would like to add? “Here’s to lying, cheating, stealing, and drinking… If you’re going to lie, lie for a friend. If you’re going to cheat, cheat death. If you’re going to steal, steal a heart. If you’re going to drink, drink with me!”

Ryan Smith

Editor’s Note: InTheBiz® Magazine will feature a story on the Bartender of the Month every issue cast your vote for the next Bartender of the Month at

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Stop by ‘The Sports Barn’ truly a LOCaL sports bar where everyone knows your name and your favorite drink!!By Nicol JeNkiNsEditor

Looking to cheer on your sports team and drink your favorite beer, wine, or liquor?

Then, stop by ‘The Sports Barn’ in Davie where like “Cheers” everyone knows your name and what you drink.

For over 42 years, The Sports Barn, previously named The Beer Barn, has been a locals hangout and visitors spot for food, drinks, fun and, of course, lots of sports.

At The Sports Barn, you can cheer on your fa-vorite football, basketball, baseball, and hockey teams on one of their over twenty 55” TVs. The local bar has every game, every Sunday!

The Sports Barn is about to introduce “The Barnyard”, a beautiful outdoor space with fun, games, and a gigantic stage for frequent live entertainment venues, as well as three 70-inch HD TVs.

It also has something for everyone… a sports bar, lounge, and liquor store all in one. With a vast beer and liquor selection, a stage for live concerts in the back Barnyard, a hometown atmosphere and friendly staff, you will always feel welcome at The Sports Barn.

“We cater to the local Davie crowd. The Sports Barn is a down home locals bar,” said Kevin Caricato, owner of The Sports Barn.

The staff at The Sports Barn also accommo-date the In The Biz@ crowd. Every day, all day, those who work in the hospitality industry are treated to 20 percent off on all drinks!

If you’re hungry for a good home cooked omelet or eggs and bacon, then the menu at The Sports Barn is what you are looking for. The Sports Barn will soon be serving late night breakfast! Every day from Midnight to 8 am, you can dine in and satisfy your tastebuds with one of their many hearty meals.

The Sports Barn, known previously as The

Beer Barn, has been in business for over 40 years and would like to thank their dedicated customers and many regulars who frequent the bar weekly. Be sure to come by on Saturday, November 15th for their Candy Cycle ‘Customer Appreciation Day’. Five local bands will be entertaining attendees at their outdoor Barnyard stage. Plus, there will be plenty of beer, including $11 domestic beer from Noon to 8 pm.

“We have quite a following at the bar and many fans on our Facebook page. Many of our customers come for the live entertainment in our outdoor Barnyard area which can accom-modate about 250 people. Now we have a new stage for upcoming events and weekend enter-tainment,” said Kevin.

Customers also rave about the local hangout.

“Your local Cheers where everyone knows your name! Always a great time, cool people, great specials and good music,” said one custom-

er at The Sports Barn Facebook page.

Many In The Biz@ employees also frequent the bar for the drink specials and the welcoming, lively environment.

“When anyone walks in, you know half the people here at The Sports Barn because we have that welcoming atmosphere. Many hospitality employees come here after work. We have a big In The Biz@ following,” said Kevin, adding, “We have many new faces along with so many familiar faces, great drink specials, and a good vibe here at The Sports Barn.”

Come on down to The Sports Barn for some good ole country home cooking, live toe tapping music, a large selection of your favorite brews and much more.

The sports Barn is located at 4223 sW 64th Ave, Davie, FL 33314. For more information, call 954-584-4644. you can also visit www.thesportsbarn.com.

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NOVEMBERWednesday, november 5natalie Cole, 8 pm at Hard rock Live, HollywoodAn iconic performer, nine-time Grammy award winner and Hollywood Walk of Famer.

Friday, november 7The english beat with The Lover's Key, 8 pm at Culture room, Fort LauderdaleCheck out this band and their songs, including "End of the Party" and "Rough Rider".

sunday, november 9Heart with brynee marie, 7 pm at Hard rock Live, Hollywood Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson first showed the world that women can rock when their band; Heart, stormed the charts in the '70's with hits like "Crazy on You," "Magic Man," "Barracuda," "Straight On," and so many more.

Tuesday, november 11sevendust with a.Z., 8 pm at Culture room, Fort Lauderdale Sevendust is an American alternative metal band from Atlanta, Georgia.

THursday, november 13Tab benoit, 7:30 pm at Culture room, Fort Lauderdale Tab Benoit is an American blues guitarist, musician, and singer. His playing combines a number of blues styles, primarily Delta blues.

Friday, november 14ZZ Top & Jeff beck- beard 'n beck Tour 2014, 7 pm at Cruzan amphitheatre, West Palm Two of rocks biggest rock veterans, ZZ Top & Jeff Beck, are teaming up for this year's biggest tour!

Kem with special guests Joe and L'renee, 8 pm at broward Center, Fort LauderdaleDon't miss this very special evening with R&B singing sensations KEM, Joe and L'Renee.

saTurday, november 15James Taylor and his all-star band, 8 pm at bb&T Center, sunrise As a recording and touring artist, James Taylor has touched people with his warm baritone voice and distinctive style of guitar-playing for more than 40 years..

Phillip Phillips with saints of valor, 8 pm at Hard rock Live, HollywoodPhillip LaDon Phillips, Jr. is an American singer-songwriter who won the eleventh season of American Idol.

Casting Crowns, 7 pm at Cruzan amphitheater, West Palm beachMulti-Platinum selling band Casting Crowns are embarking on their latest tour! The THRIVE Tour will support their latest album 'Thrive' which released earlier this year

Patti Labelle, 8 pm at broward Center, Fort LauderdaleKnown for her trademark fiery performances, the two-time Grammy Award-winning queen

of rock and soul heats up the stage with electrifying renditions of her classic hits.

sunday, november 16dirty Heads, 7:30 pm at Culture room, Fort Lauderdale Dirty Heads is a band from Huntington Beach, CA with a melodic style that includes hip hop and ska punk genres.

Wednesday, november 19The Word alive, 6:30 pm at Culture room, Fort LauderdaleThe Word Alive is an American metalcore band from Phoenix, Arizona.

THursday, november 20Zach deputy, 7:30 pm at Culture room, Fort LauderdaleZach Deputy, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter based in Savannah, GA, is best known for his live looping shows.

saTurday, november 22shatterglass, 8 pm at Culture room, Fort Lauderdale Shatterglass was formed in early February 2011, when the guys got together after being in different popular South Florida bands and friends for years.

saTurday, november 29infected mushroom, 8 pm at Culture room, Fort LauderdaleInfected Mushroom is an Israeli psytrance/electronica/psychedelic/indie duo formed in Haifa in 1996 by producers Erez Eisen and Amit Duvdevani.

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Wiley Street Pub • 1819 Wiley St. - Hollywood • 954-921-9459

Sandbar Fort lauderdale • 900 Sunrise Lane, Fort Lauderdale • 954-990-7578

MurPhy’S laW iriSh Pub • Hard Rock Hard Rock • 954-791-4782

Jd’S bar & lounge • 10311 W Sample Rd Coral Springs 954-752-3227

hunterS beach bar • 235 Almond Ave - Fort Lauderdale • 954-467-9166

the oaSiS Pub • 3224 W Commer-cial Blvd. - Tamarac •

MarSha’S Pub • 358 South State Road 7 - Margate • 954-969-9779

gerri’S SPortS Pub • 6500 W. Atlantic Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL • 954-972-6266

JeSSe’S XtreMe SPortS bar • 5442 W. Atlantic Blvd. Margate • 954-917-2855

SlackerS bar & grill • 995 State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL • 954-530-4758

autoMatic SliMS South beach • 1216 Washington Ave, Miami, FL • 305-672-2220

7 SeaS bar • 2200 SW 57 Ave, Miami, FL • 305-266-6071

Studio karaoke club • 1801 Col-lins Ave, Miami, FL • 305-695-1770

Village Well • 1023 SE 17th St. Fort Lauderdale • 954-524-2531

SingerS karaoke • 3521 NW Eighth Ave. Pompano Beach • 954-785-1945

SMarty PantS • 2400 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Fort Lauderdale • 954-561-1724

Play by Play • 440 S. Cypress Road Pompano Beach • 954-946-7908

cheerS • 941 E. Cypress Creek Road Oakland Park • 954-771-6337

SPortS den at Manor laneS • 1517 Northeast 26th St. Wilton Manors • 954-566-7457

turn 3 SPortS bar • 23032 Sandalfoot Plaza - Boca Raton • 561-483-1964

diVe bar • 3233 N. Ocean Blvd. - Fort Lauderdale • 954-565-9264

Packy’S • 11379 W. Palmetto Park Road • 954-657-8423

neW Moon bar • 2440 Wilton Drive Wilton Manors • 954-563-7660

billS Filling Station • 2209 Wilton Drive. Wilton Manors • 954-567-5978

J’S bar • 2780 Davie Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale • 954-581-8400

trotter inn • 2471 E. Commercial Blvd. Fort Lauderdale • 954-788-4801

atlantique caFe • 777 E Atlantic Avenue Suite c-8, Delray Beach • 561-272-1170

daVito’S italian reStaurant • 19635 State Rd. 7 - Boca Raotn • 561-482-2323

Muddy WaterS • 2237 W. Hillsbor-ough Blvd • 954-428-6577

My buddy’S Place • 830 S Dixie Highway, Hollywood • 954-668-0166

blue Jay lounge • 301 SW 15 Ave, Pompano Beach • 954-941-4616

da big kahuna • 17 S. Federal Highway, 3rd floor at Beach Place • 954-530-4867

FliP FloPS dockSide eatery • 3051 NE 32nd Ave. Fort Lauderdale • 954-567-1672

Marina 84 SPortS bar and grill • 2440 W. State Road 84 Fort Lauderdale • 954-734-2424

cJ’S draFthouSe • 1825 W Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach • 954-428-9129

atlantic SurF club • (in Beach Place),17 S Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, Fort Lauderdale • 954- 256-7873

hickory StickS bbq reStaurant lounge • 8320 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation • 954-368-4478

StratFord’S bar • 2910 Hol-lywood Blvd, Hollywood • 954 920-6159

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dRINk RECIpESof the month

Frisky Whisky1 part Michael Collins1 part Barenjager Honey Liqueur1 part fresh orange juice1/4 part simple syrup2 dashes angostura bitters

Mix all ingredients together, shake and pour over ice into tumbler

Gates of Hell 1 1/2 oz tequila2 tsp lemon juice2 tsp lime juicecrushed ice1 tsp cherry brandy

In a shaker half-filled with ice cubes, combine the tequila, lemon juice, and lime juice. Shake well. Strain into an old-fashioned glass almost filled with crushed ice. Drizzle the cherry brandy over the top

Waborita 2 oz tequila2 oz Cointreau® orange liqueur2 oz lime juiceice

In a shaker over ice combine the ingredients, pour into a salt rimmed martini glass and garnish with a slice of lime

Zoronish 40.0 ml. Lager Beer20.0 ml. Cognac1 Ice1 Piña Colada Mix30.0 ml. Gold Tequila

Mix the tequila with the cognac then pour the mixture on the ice cube. Add the beer. Shake hard. Finally pour the pina colada on top of the foam and serve.


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If you are lookIng for a posI-tIon In the hospItalIty Indus-try, we are the place to post your InformatIon. Send us your information along with a head shot. Whether you are looking for a job as a bartender server, man-ager or any position. Send us up to a 40 word classified posting. We will put your information in the magazine. Please do not include your phone number. Send us your experience and any pertinent in-formation about you, ex.: I am John Smith, I have been bartend-ing for 15 years in south Florida. I’m very personable. Currently working and references are avail-able upon request.. Name and E-mail address. Send classified post-ings to [email protected]. This is a free service to inTheBiz® workers.

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shIft managers & cashIers needed For A Busy Fast Casual Restaurant (downtown Fort Lauderdale) 35 North Federal Highway. Full Time Cashiers needed for a fast casual Mexi-can Restaurant. Looking for high energy, people oriented people to help grow our concept. Room for growth and advancement is achievable depending on your willingness to learn the skills. Only looking for people orient-ed people. Job Duties Include: Order Taking, Money Handling, Food Handling, Pre Bussing, Maintaining Salsa Bar, Basic Cleaning Duties, Shift Manager Duties: Inventory, Cash Control, Cashier. Apply in person ONLY no emails or phone calls. If you want the job come in person. Salsa Fi-esta, 35 North Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33303

dIve Bar, Fort Lauderdale Beach, hiring for all positions. Stop by and fill out application at 3233 N. Ocean Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale

BahIa caBana is hiring Line Cooks for their very busy kitch-en. Please call Steve at 954-524-1555

lulu’s BaIt shack is hiring all positions. Please apply in per-son only to Lulu’s Beach Place, 17 S. Fort Lauderdale Beach Bou-levard, Monday –Thursday 2-4 P.M. 2 years expreience required.

IntheBIz magazIne is hiring qualified sales staff. Must have previous sales experience, know your way around town and have the ability to work evenings. Ap-plicant must also have reliable transportation, working cell phone and be computer literate.

High commissions, bonuses and spifs… Please forward resume to [email protected]

sopranos duelIng pIano Bar is “auditioning” for outgoing team members for our Fort Lauder-dale location. Barbacks, servers, bartenders, security (class d or above), buffet attendants and host/hostesses. Candidates must be outgoing, energetic and have a true passion for customer ser-vice and music. Please send your resume to [email protected].

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florida panthers Off toEncouraging Start to 2014 Season

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By AlleN leViN sPORTs EDITOR

Miami heat Off to Scintillating Start in 2014 Season

No LeBron James.

No problem.

After the Miami Heat organization was stunned by the free agent departure of their franchise cornerstone this offseason, many analysts weren’t sure how they would recover.

Sure, the Heat still retained All Stars Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade, but losing the league’s best player is no easy feat to rebound from.

Well, the sample size is small, but the new look Heat are off to a scintillating start to this young 2014-15 NBA season.

Miami is off to a 3-0 start and the only un-defeated team left in the Eastern Conference

as of the writing of this article.

They have been able to accomplish this through team ball, gritty defense and seem-ingly already strong chemistry.

The Heat have been led by Bosh, who earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week Honors, after averaging 25.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.33 steals in 36.7 minutes while shooting 47.9 percent from the field in the first week of the season.

Bosh has thrived as the Heat’s go to scorer and looks poised to lead the team this season.

However, Bosh has also received great help from Wade, Mario Chalmers, Norris Cole, Shawne Williams and the Heat’s role players.

The team’s balanced scoring and team ap-proach has helped them in their fast start.

While it is a long season and the Heat have

only played three games, there is no doubt that this an encouraging start.

If the Heat can continue to get great play from their stars in Bosh and Wade, and have the role players contribute while still playing in unison, Miami could surprise some people with how far they go this year.


Last year was clearly a rebuilding year for the young Florida Panthers franchise.

After wining the division and reaching the playoffs in 2011-12, the team went through two rough years as they went through a youth movement.

Now, all the free agent additions and promising draft picks seem to be com-

ing together in this young 2014 NHL season.

The Cats stand at 4-2-3 with 11 points as of the writing of this article.

They have won 2 straight games and are doing it with dominant defense and goalie play.

Goalie Roberto Luongo, who returned to the team last season, is off to a great start this season.

The Panthers are currently 3rd in the league in goals against and a large part of that is be-cause of Luongo’s strong play.

With Brad Boyes and Jussi Jokinen off to solid starts and budding star Jonathan Huber-deau poised for a breakout year, Florida seems ready to have a rebound season.

Luongo, along with several other Panthers veterans, have all said this team expects to make the playoffs with their combination of veteran savvy and young stars to lead the team.

While they still need to shore up some offen-sive issues and come together more as a team, this Panthers team is arguably the best one of the past five years.

If they can bring it all together, the Panthers should be in competition for a playoff spot.


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