palms magazine november 2010

Palms Magazine November 2010

A Community Magazine for

Tampa Palms area Residents

Volume I, Issue 2

noVember, 2010

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© 2010 Palms Magazine. All rights reserved. Palms Magazine is currently published monthly, dis-tributed by the U.S. Postal Service free to all residents of the Tampa Palms area and advertisers. Unless otherwise noted, the views expressed in this publication do not necessarily represent those of the Publisher. Palms Magazine is not an officially sanctioned publication of the Tampa Palms Association or Tampa Palms Country Club. Tampa Palms Country Club logo used with permission. Lists are for reference only and do not imply official sanction or recommendation by Palms Magazine. Editorial submissions are welcome. Publisher reserves the right to reject or edit all submissions for length and clarity. The Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions.

Neighbors and friends,A little poem about Thanksgiving Days (365 to be exact). It’s not just about one day a year, it’s about every day and everyone in your days.Be thankful! Be thankful for this day, and you will fill it with joy. Be appreciative of those around you, and they will bring much value to your life. Be grateful for your opportunities, and you’ll find yourself making the most of them. Be thankful for what you have, and you’ll get more from it. Be grateful for the challenges, and they will help you become stronger. Appreciate the dark, cloudy days and they’ll instantly become brighter. Appreciate the sunny days, and you’ll enjoy them even more. Those things you take for granted will fade from usefulness as you forget they’re even there. By contrast, those things for which you’re thankful remain readily available and will grow even stronger as a result of your appreciative attention. Consider how very fortunate you are. Consider it often. The more you count your blessings, the more there will be to count. (Author unknown)

Remember to send your December messages, pictures and announcements.With gratitude, Cindi Matter

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Perfect Setting, Perfect Food, Perfect ServiceThe Perfect Holiday Party!

I t is hard to believe that the holidays are just around the corner and with the holiday sea-son comes holiday entertaining and holiday

events. Here at the Club we take great pride in hosting some of the most incredible holiday events held in New Tampa. Our setting and facility is truly unique, beginning with our spec-tacular Verandah which serves as a great out-door cocktail or casual dining area, The Palms Room overlooking our signature 17th hole and of course our Grand Ballroom which can ac-commodate up to 350 people.

Add to the facility the cuisine of our award winning Executive Chef, Jason Pierce and the service delivery of our Food and Beverage Director, Rich Closs and their teams and they insure the execution of your special event will be impeccable.

As your personal event planner it is my respon-sibility to take your vision of that perfect event and translate it into the details that bring the event to life. So if you are planning a business holiday event or social gathering bring your vision to us. We are experts at turning your vision into reality!

In addition to hosting and event at the Club we also can cater outside of the Club to the home. We have extensive offerings that can either be picked-up or delivered and served for you and your guests.

As a final thought for the Holidays, even if your gathering is as intimate as 6 – 10 people we have rooms that will accommodate and we have even created a specialty lunch offering for the month of December that takes no planning at all.

Contact me, Jeannelle Rossano for all the details, 813.972.1991.

Happy Holidays from all of us here at Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club v

Club news

2:00 - 5:00 PM

• Pool Open with games for the kids and bounce house (Tennis and Athletic Center)

• Kids Zone open while you play golf or tennis (Tennis and Athletic Center)

• Tennis and Athletic Center Tours

• Clubhouse and Hotel Suite tours. Enter the drawing for a free night stay. (Meet at the Hotel Front Desk)

• Get a jump on Christmas and shop in our Pro Shops all items discounted 25% (Tennis and Golf Pro Shops)

2:00 pm (Golf)

• Driving Range Open (Driving Range)• Wacky Putting Contest with Prizes (Practice Putting Green)

3:00 pm

• Hit and Giggle 9 Hole Fast Tee Scramble (Pro Shop Check-in and Cart Staging Area)

• Pointers from the Pros for those golfers that choose not to play in the scramble (Driving Range)

4:00 pm (Tennis)

• Tennis Tips with Claudette (Tennis Courts TBD)• Tennis Round Robin (Tennis Courts TBD)

5:00 pm• Poolside Grill Out (Swimming Pool Area)

Please rsVP with Danielle Grama by november 5th at 813-972-1991 including the number of attendees and

events you plan on attending.

Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club invites you to our

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aQuatICSTampa Palms Tiger Sharks and TBAY Swim Teams

To join our swim team please contact our Head Coach, Gary Goodner at (813) 632-1676 or send an email to: [email protected].

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athLetICSHoliday Personal Training Pass!

Get ready for the holidays by taking advantage of the Holiday Personal Training Pass. The pass is good for three one-hour personal training. The personal training pass must be redeemed by January 31, 2011, and there will be a limit of one pass per person. Personal Training is subject to the trainer’s availability. Appoint-ments can be made with any of our Personal Trainers. To purchase this fantastic deal, stop by the TAC Pro Shop. Gift Certificate purchases are available!

Personal Training services at Tampa Palms G&CC are for Club Members. If you are interested in learning about the benefits of Membership at the club and about our Athletic Preview Membership, please contact Miranda Hilton at (813) 632-1672.

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SPaHoliday Spa Packages

Give the gift of relaxation with our deep cleansing facial and massage gift certificates.

Caviar & Pearls for the HolidaysLook your best at all of your holiday events with our myoxy caviar and

pearls facial. This every popular and luxurious treatment will counteract the signs of again to reveal your most radiant complexion.

This treatment is offered at the special holiday price of $105.

Fresh Faces This treatment combines our deep cleansing facial with our popular collagen eye treatment! The appoint-ment will consist of approximately 90-minutes of pampering including a selected skin care option and stress relieving eye treatment.

Take advantage of this great package for only $85

Ultimate RelaxationThis package combines our one-hour Swedish relaxation massage with an additional 20-minute spoiled feet treatment. This package will promote relaxation, circulation, range of mo-tion, and relieve muscle tension.

This spa package is available for $90.

Total Relaxation

Combine a 30-minute swedish massage with our 20-minute spoiled feet treatment for $70!

Massage Lovers PackageTake advantage of three 60-minute mas-sage treatments for a low package price! $180 for three swedish massage treatments or $210 ($10 off each massage, massages must be redeemed within one year of package purchase).

Take advantage of these great holiday promotions, available for purchase through January 1, 2011. Gift cer-tificate purchases for all of the above treatments are available.

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tennIS Thanksgiving Rookie Classic Jr. Tennis Tournament.

November 19-21stOnce again Tampa Palms will be hosting our annual USTA Thanks-giving Rookie Classic junior tourna-ment. We hope that most of the play for this tournament will take place on Saturday, November 20th only. De-pending on the draw sizes and weath-er, we may need to begin on Friday and end on Sunday to accommodate all matches.

We encourage you to enroll your juniors in this home tournament so Tampa Palms will be well represented! Also, be sure to come out and support our kids and watch the action as they compete!

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youth ProGramSThanksgiving Week Activity Camp

The kids are off for the whole week this year and we have a great week of fun and activity planned! The camp will run similar to our Summer Camp program with daily activities with a different theme that will keep your children having fun while giv-ing them the opportunity to try new things! We will swim and play tennis everyday, weather permitting, and then fill the rest of our days with the following great activities:

Monday - around the worldKids will go on an adventure around the world playing games, making crafts, and eating the food of vari-ous countries. This day will be edu-cational and fun for them, as they’ll get hands on experience trying new and exciting things! Lunch- Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza

TuEsday - sports day! Kids will get to try their hand at golf,

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tennis, baseball, basketball, soccer, and field hockey! We will also incorporate some sport themed craft ac-tivities to help show our spirit for our favorite sports teams! Lunch- Chicken Tenders or Grilled Cheese

wild and wacky wEdnEsdayWe’ll spend the day doing all of our favorite (and messiest) activities from the summer, including silly string tag, making kool aid play dough, shooting

mentos rockets, and more! Lunch- Hamburger/Cheeseburger or Chicken Tenders

ThursdayHappy Thanksgiving! No camp today!

friday - Mom’s shopping day!Drop the kids off for our Pajama Jam party. Get out the door early by keeping your kids in their pj’s and bringing them to the club for a day of pillow sack races, bed sheet volleyball, making (and eating) delicious dream bars, and more! Lunch- Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza

Come for the week$160 members $190 non-membersCome for the day$50 members $60 non-membersCome for a few hours-$20 for 3 hours Members $24 Non-Members

Please make your reservations in advance to secure your spot! Camp hours will be from 8am-6:30pm daily. Children currently enrolled in the Tampa Palms After School Care program will get 25% off Thanksgiving week camp rates. v


FeATure

whether you live in Cleveland, Ohio or Wesley Chapel, FL,

fall and winter translate to cooler temperatures outdoors. The leaves are hissing a dry rustle and the air is growing chillier; winter is just around the corner. Homeowners may be pulling out their scarves and mittens and packing away their tank tops and swimsuits in preparation, but how can you also help your home weather the cold temperatures?

The U.S. Department of Energy predicting natural gas and heating oil prices to rise again this year, now is the time for homeowners to address rising home heating costs and to

integrate winterizing tips to conserve energy.

IERNA’s Heating & Cooling, a local HVAC comapny, is commit-ted to the community and will do Whatever it Takes to help educate consumers and provide cost-effective, energy-efficient solutions to their heating needs.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy notes that air leaks cost homeowners a surprising amount of money, so be sure and winterize your home before chilly weather arrives.

There are several things a hom-eowner should consider doing as the cooler months approach.

• Schedule a professional to inspect your furnace, heat pump or heat strips

• Schedule a professional to inspect and clean the chimney

• Vacuum vents and other heating components

• Replace furnace or A/C filters

• Seal leaks around doors and windows

• Add or replace worn weather-strip-ping around doors and windows

• Caulk gaps where needed

• Insulate! Focus on crawl spaces, basements, walls, floors and attics

• Consider replacing old windows with newer, more energy-efficient models

• Draw your drapes at night to keep out cold

• Open the drapes during the day to allow the sun to help heat your home.

• Turn your ceiling fans on reverse and run them on low to help circu-late warm air

• Replace your old light bulbs with Compact Florescent Lamps or with LED bulbs.

Both alternatives are longer lasting than traditional light bulbs and use less energy. Winter means fewer hours of sunlight and more time indoors, so use light bulbs that last longer and are more energy efficient

For more information, please contact IernA’s Heating & Cool-ing at 813-948-6355 or visit their website at www.IernaAir.com. Also visit the national Associa-tion of state energy officials’ web site at www.naseo.org/members/states.htm. v

Simple tipsThat can save you a bundleDuring the Cooler months


Editorial

The Hillsborough Area Regional Transit (HART) Board of Directors adopted light rail as the pre-ferred alternative transit mode to implement in the study areas of the Alternatives Analysis. The HART Board voted on this during its regular meeting at County Center in downtown Tampa.

Since July 2009, HART has been conducting the Alternatives Analysis to study increased and improved transportation options in an area that extends from New Tampa to downtown Tampa (Northeast Corridor), and continues to the Wests-hore area and through Tampa International Airport to Hillsborough Avenue (West Corridor).

The vote came after HART staff presented the find-ings of the Alternatives Analysis study, which rec-ommended light rail over bus rapid transit based on air quality benefits, the ability to encourage transit-oriented development, strong support from the public and partnering agencies (i.e. Tampa Inter-national Airport, Metropolitan Planning Organiza-tion, etc.), and consistency with local and regional plans.

In November, HART staff will present findings and recommendations on the specific routes where the light rail will travel within the Northeast and West Corridors. As a requirement to request capital funding for a major transit investment, HART will submit its final Alternative Analysis to the Federal Transit Administration in December.

The next HART Board Regular Meeting is sched-uled for Monday, Nov. 15, 8:30 a.m. at County Center, 18th Floor, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., in downtown Tampa.

For more information about the Alternatives Analy-sis, residents may visit www.goHARTaa.org

hart board meeting recap: Light rail vote nov 2FeATure


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for the second consecutive year, the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) has

selected Mark Russo’s Quest Mar-tial Arts for the 2010 Best of Tampa Award in the Martial Arts for “Best of Local Business” category.

Quest Martial Arts specializes in practical self-protection and per-sonal development.

This Award Program recogniz-es outstanding local businesses throughout the country, which have achieved exceptional success and enhanced the positive image of small business in their communities.

Nationwide, only 1 in 70 (1.4%) 2010 Award recipients qualified as Two-Time Award Winners. The

2010 USCA Award Program focus-es on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the infor-

mation gathered both internally by the USCA and data provided by third parties.

U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) is a New York City based organization funded by local busi-nesses operating in towns, large and small, across America.

Quest Martial Arts has also re-ceived the Nickelodian Parents Pick Award and has been recog-nized as one of the top 50 Martial Arts schools in America by Unit-ed Professionals. Quest Martial Arts founder, Master Mark Sen-toshi Russo is an internationally recognized Martial Arts pioneer and has been inducted into the U.S.A. Martial Arts Hall of Fame.

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At least 80% of my female clients complain of lower abdominal bloating, and 70-80% of my male clientele gripe

of indigestion or chronic sinus issues.

DIDYouknoW?• One of the leading causes of obesity is food sensitivity?

• 60-80% of the population is sensitive to one or more foods?

• Food sensitivities are a primary cause of emotional problems?

Are you constantly struggling with reaching or maintaining a healthy weight due to food crav-ings? Foods you are sensitive to are toxic to your system. If you crave or are addicted to a specific food, you are probably sensitive to it.

Food sensitivities can cause many health ail-ments and some serious conditions such as lupus or autism. The toxic conditions most commonly associated with food sensitivities are skin rashes and hives, disrupted sleep, con-stipation, runny nose, itchy eyes and ears, blu-ish or black tint under the eyes, chronic cough, stiff neck, joint pain, bags under the eyes, sore throat, headache, bad breath, back ache, asth-ma and sinus congestion.

Years ago, Dr. Arthur Coca popularized the "pulse test" for food allergy. He found that some (but definitely not all) allergic individuals have a significant increase in their resting pulse after eating a particular food allergen. Others have observed that eating certain trigger foods causes them to retain fluids, which manifests as a significant weight gain that doesn't disappear

by the next morning (like most water-weight gain). Any body system can react to food al-lergy: Some allergies may affect your pulse or weight, while other allergies don't affect pulse or weight at all.

Food allergy is the reaction of the body's immune system to a food or food ingredi-ent that it recognizes as "foreign." Food intolerance/sensitivity is an adverse reac-tion to a food, food ingredient or additive that does not involve the immune system; it typically involves the digestive system.

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In addition, many people are intolerant to MSG, food dyes, artificial sweeteners, sulfites and other preservatives, beer, wine and cocktail mixes.

WhATCAnYouDo?For one week, eliminate all dairy products, corn, eggs, soy, peanuts and wheat. If your symptoms disappear after one week, you need go no further. However, if you still aren't symptom-free after eliminating all dairy, corn, eggs soy, peanuts and wheat, ad-ditionally avoid anything containing gluten (wheat, rye, barley, oats, kamut, spelt), toma-toes, citrus fruits, shrimp, crab and other shell fish, chocolate, yeast, coffee and all artificial sweeteners (aspartame). Supplements and protein powders with additives and fillers should also be eliminated.

If you have persistent health issues that don't seem to get better no matter what you do, you should consider having a thorough screening done even if you get a negative result on your self-test.

To avoid food sensitivities, it’s important to get into the habit of rotating all foods every day and reading the list of ingredients on all products. I challenge you to eliminate the top 8 culprit foods and see how incredibly good you feel and look! l

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Paula is a nutritionist, fitness expert and weight loss coach with over 20 years of experience. She is the author of THE POWER OF 4 ~ Your Ultimate Guide Guar-anteed to Change Your Body and Transform Your Life. Visit Paula at www.PaulaOwens.com


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as a long line runs into the parking lot of Atonement Lutheran Church, most motorists pay little attention as they

navigate Hwy 54 in Wesley Chapel. Few desire to contemplate the reasons that over 180 local families re-create this line each Wednesday from 10AM-2PM. People look the other way, perhaps because they fear that the devastating effects of un/under-employment and the housing bust could happen to them or one of their family members anytime.

Local charities, along with the Rotary Club of New Tampa, are not looking the other way. The Helping Hands Pantry is a 501c3 charity which utilizes the resources of several local churches and businesses in order to provide food and support to local families in-need.

The Rotary Club of New Tampa is providing both monetary aid and 20 volunteers to help in a special Thanksgiving event to be held on Wednesday, No-vember 17th. Volunteers include local Rotarians as well as high school members of the Rotary’s In-teract Club. Rotary Club President, Gary Gunter,

told this publication that ---“Our club supports many local charities with donations of money and labor and we are especially happy we are able to as-sist the great, on-going work of the volunteers who staff the Helping Hands Pantry.”

Helping Hands Pantry is located at Atonement Church at 29617 SR 54, Wesley Chapel, 1.9 miles east of I-75. Additional information can be obtained by phoning (813)973-2211

roTAry news

Local rotarians team up with helping hands Pantry to Provide Special Thanksgiving Food to Local Families in Need

upcomingProgramsScheduleour regular weekly club breakfast meetings are held on Friday mornings at 7:00 Am at the Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club, 5811 Tampa Palms blvd. our schedule for future club and District events, their dates, meeting times and speakers is listed below.

november 5- mary ellen elia - su-perintendent of Hillsborough County Public schools - state of the school system Today - A timely look at our school system in light of the statewide election held earlier that week.

november 12- A look at what bill and melinda Gates and the rotary Inter-national Foundation are doing around the world today. Hosted by past Club President Connie bladon.

november 19- How the rotary Club of new Tampa Foundation supports 34 local new Tampa schools and charities, along with 5 International charitable projects. Hosted by Foundation Chair-person Gerry Perret.

november 26- Thanksgiving Holiday - no meeting

Professional, business and community leaders who live, work or have retired in the new Tampa Area may be eligible for membership in the new Tampa rotary Club. For further information about our club visit our website at www.newtamparotary.org or contact Karen Fraiser at 375-2663 or [email protected].


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LibertymiddleSchool

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Freedom high School17410 Commerce Park blvd, Tampa, Fl 33647, 558-1185freedom.mysdhc.orgHome of the Patriots.

a SpecialCongratulationsNational Merit Semi-Finalists:Elisa Berson, Hope Leone

National Merit Commended StudentZachary Greenstein

Congratulations• Seniors Alex Carlson, Zack Greenstein, Adam

Koller, John Hodaba, Kevin Miller, and Alex VanFleet were recognized as outstanding Freedom Interact members at a recent Rotary Club of New Tampa meeting.

• The JV Volleball Team finished 1st in the District, ending their season with a record of 7-2.

upcoming events“Rachel’s Challenge”“Rachel’s Challenge” is coming to Freedom on Tuesday, 11/2. Rachel Scott was the first student who was shot and killed at Columbine. Her par-ents and other presenters travel around the coun-try speaking to students about Rachel’s message to spread kindness and compassion. Classes will be able to hear this special presentation.

Varsity Football Schedule11/5: at brandon11/12: vs. lennard

booster Club news:Upcoming Booster MeetingsInterested in Freedom Athletics? The Booster Club will meet the third Monday of every month.

All meetings will be at 6:30 p.m. in the Media Cen-ter. For more information, contact: [email protected].

All schools welcome to submit news, events, dates, etc.

send submissions to [email protected] deadline is the 15th of each month.


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Insurances AcceptedVSP, VCP, EyeMed, CompBenefits, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Health, TriCare

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Dr. Robert E. Luckey is a board certified Optometric Physician. He is a proud graduate of Nova South-eastern University .Prior to Dr. Luckey’s career as an Optometric Physician, he served in the U.S. Military for fourteen years.

He is an active member of the American Optometric Association (AOA), the Florida Optometric Association (FOA), and is currently the President of the Hillsborough Society of Optometrists (HSO).

Dr. Robert E. LuckeyBoard Certified Optometric Physician

Luckey EyeCare, 27340 Cashford Circle, Suite 102, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

Office: 866-4004 Fax: 866-4005 www.luckeyecare.com

(Conveniently located behind Sam’s Club in the Summergate Professional Center)

Specializing in:• Primary Care Optometric (pediatric starting at 6 months and adult)

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Lacrosse, one of the fastest growing sports in Flori-da, descends on the Tampa Bay area on November 20-21, 2010, when the 4th Annual Derek Pieper Memorial Cup presented by Maverik Lacrosse re-turns to Wesley Chapel District Park. This year’s action is destined to be legendary when over 80 of the top teams in Florida compete to earn a spot in the club lacrosse national championship, The DICK’S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champi-ons, which will also be held in Wesley Chapel later this year.

The Wesley Chapel Athletic Association dedicated the boys and girls tournament to WCAA lacrosse player Derek Pieper, who was murdered in 2006. A portion of the tournament proceeds goes towards the Derek Pieper Memorial Fund, a scholarship program for lacrosse players from needy families, and other local lacrosse programs. There is no entry fee for spectators.

Qualifier games begin at 8 am on Saturday, Novem-ber 20th, with playoff and championship games

wrapping up on Sunday. Fun for all ages includes great food, a bungie jump station, a rock climbing wall, lacrosse equipment & apparel vendors, and the 4th Annual Coaches Game featuring the visit-ing lacrosse coaches versus

the F.R.O.G.S (the Florida Really Old Guys). This year, with more teams than ever before, the Derek Pieper Memorial Cup presented by Maverik La-crosse promises to be a must-see event.

Wesley Chapel District Park, 7727 Boyette Rd, Wesley Chapel, FL 33545

Tampa Tribe players Ryan Dechent, Senior, Wesley Chapel HS. Frankie Munoz, Senior Wiregrass Ranch HS. Lyle Hoffman, Senior, Tarpon Springs HS.

4th annual derek Pieper memorial Cup

PHOTO BY AMY BRITTON

Derek Pieper


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“Thanksgiving 1962” This was made in 1962, my husband Harold, daughter, Stephanie and me. It was the first time I cooked a turkey...

- Betty Nickels. 16024 Penwood Dr.

“fall inside out” The attached photo was taken several years ago off of Tampa Palms Blvd. near the Tampa Palms golf course. I color rever-sal film, which produces a positive image when developed, and scanned the film as if it were a color negative which caused the unusual color,

contrast and texture.

My husband loves this picture and saw the contest... he say he guar-antees it will be picked :) We will see! This is our daughter Sydney... she just turned one on 9/23/2010. - Sabrina

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