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BY JENNY FUENTESWaterfront Times Writer
After threats of an ominous storm season, local boatersare heeding the National Weather Service’s predictions.
Some marina representatives on Fort Lauderdale’s NewRiver, located west of I-95 and the evacuation zone, report anincrease in the number of boaters looking for dock space thissummer. They attribute it directly to the initial storm forecastannounced in May, which cited the possibility of severalmajor hurricanes.
“It’s just been unreal,” said John Connor, general man-ager at New River Marina, which typically offers reserva-tions for 17 land storage spots with an advance contractand deposit.
This year, not only are all the spots reserved, the marinahas 15 customers on a waiting list. An additional 25 dock slipsare available but on a first-come, first-served basis.
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center for the AtlanticHurricane Season warned of a 70 percent chance for as manyas 23 possible named storms, 14 hurricanes and seven majorhurricanes. An updated forecast will be issued in early August,according to a May 27 report from NOAA.
Public marinas and yards in the evacuation zone oftenrequire tenants to relocate their vessels. Many waterfront res-idents who keep their boats at their docks also prefer to dockwest. A county flotilla is generally initiated six hours after thehurricane watch is issued, said Sgt. Joe Capua, of the BrowardSheriff’s Office Marine Patrol Unit.
Don Govan, of Govan Marine Co. at the Marina MileYachting Center, said he has seen an increase in interest fromowners of 30- to 75-foot vessels.
“We have had a number of smaller boats already makearrangements, which is higher than this time last year,” Govansaid. “I think the last couple of years boaters had becomecomplacent, but with the predictions of a higher-than-averageseason people are being a little more conscious about hurri-cane storage this year.”
The marine repair service company is nestled directlywest of I-95, in safe harbor outside of Broward County’s evac-uation zone, and does offer some dockage and land storage.
Not all marinas along the river have seen the same rush.John Workman, dock master at Marina Bay, said while
all slips for boats 70 feet and longer are already booked, he’sonly had a couple boaters arrive to beat the pre-hurricane rush.But he has had a few boaters arrive from Florida’s west coastto avoid the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Radio check service eases traffic on VHF 16BY BETH FEINSTEIN-BARTLWaterfront Times Writer
Twenty-seven is a number that’s becoming increasinglypopular with boaters.
It’s the VHF marine channel now used for a new freeautomated radio check service offered by Sea Tow FortLauderdale, easing up usage of the VHF 16 frequency that’straditionally reserved for distress calls.
Checks are open to the boating public at large, coveringan area that spans from the Bahamas and Florida Keys, up toJupiter, depending on the strength of the vessel’s radio, saidCapt. Tim Morgan, owner of the Broward-based franchise.
About 1,765 checks were requested in the first three daysafter the automated system’s unveiling in early June, and thatnumber continue to surge, mostly due to an aggressive adver-tising campaign and word of mouth, Morgan said.
“It’s almost constant now.”Sea Tow initiated the checks, partnering with the
MariTEL marine operator system, at franchises around thecountry in 2009, including nearly a dozen sites in Florida.
Morgan jumped at the opportunity to implement the sys-tem after hearing about it during Sea Tow’s annual meeting inDecember. He believes the service will greatly assist in mak-ing boating safer in South Florida.
“Radio checks are necessary, but not on channel 16,”Morgan said. “We need to keep it clear for the people whoreally need it. It’s like the 9-1-1 on the water.”
When boaters make mayday, distress or assistance calls,there’s sometimes so much traffic for requests for radiochecks that it can interfere with serious situations, delayingresponse.
“People aren’t doing it nefariously,” Morgan said. “Theymight not be close enough to hear the vessel in distress whendoing their radio check. Our ultimate goal is to have allboaters request their radio checks on channel 27, leavingchannel 16 open and available to be used as it should, for hail-ing and distress.”
Using the automated service is simple. It’s available 24/7,
365 days a year. Turn to channel 27, key the microphone andask for a radio check, just as you would normally do. The sys-tem will record the person’s voice, then replay the transmis-sion back, allowing the boater to hear how well his or herradio is working, Morgan said.
“I love it,” said Capt. Neil Hodder, owner of SafelyMoored, a yacht management, boat training, dockside serviceand brokerage company in Fort Lauderdale. “It’s a goodthing. It’s unique.”
Hodder has become hooked on the system after learning
about it through the waterfront grapevine.“When it first came out, I thought, ‘Oh, my goodness,’”
he said. “As much as I think it’s a nuisance for people to beconstantly on 16, it’s equally important to check your radio.This is an excellent alternative. It’s impressive.”
He intends to keep spreading the word. “This is some-thing we’ll use in our company and in our hands-on boat train-ing. It’s a no brainer. We’ll direct them to channel 27.”
As a member of the U.S. Power Squadron and U.S. CoastGuard Auxiliary in Pompano Beach, Hodder said he alsoplans to ask leaders in both groups to promote the service.
Gene Cain, commander with U.S. Coast Guard AuxiliaryFlotilla 37 Lighthouse Point, said he and several auxiliarymembers use the system.
“It’s great. It’s very easy and quick.”Currently, the Fort Lauderdale Sea Tow operation is
receiving requests and sending out checks from its 400-foot-tall antenna on the beach, located at Commercial Boulevard inFort Lauderdale.
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Big news for Florida poachers — fish and game, not drib-bly eggs on toast — who have learned to detect the distanthum of Lizzy Jane and identify her from a distance.
Lizzy Jane, a 1981 Cessna Skyhawk, has landed for thelast time as an enforcement patrol plane with the Fish &Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Joe Johnston, her pilot since 1987, named her after hisinfant daughter, about 18 months old at the time. She’s 22and a mother now. The plane is like a part of the family, atleast to her dad.
“I've spent nearly 7,000 hours flying Lizzy Jane allover the state, days and nights and in all kinds of weath-er,” Johnston said.
“She's been a productive aircraft and will be missed.She's helped us through hurricanes, tornadoes, floodsand fires.”
Not only that, but Johnston estimates they’ve flowntogether on more than 1,000 arrests, citations and warn-ings for illegal deer possession, night hunting, environ-mental crimes, trespassing, boating and fishing viola-tions, drug and illegal alcohol possession, fugitive cap-tures and even DUIs.
Though Lizzy Jane is on the ground, her pilot is stillup in the sky, flying FWC’s Bell LongRanger helicopter.Eventually FWC may get a new fixed-wing aircraft toreplace Lizzy Jane.
Objectively it’s likely to be a better one, but not inJohnston’s heart.
“They may give me a newer, sleeker model, but there'sonly one Lizzy Jane and she can't be replaced,” he said.
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Spare the rod, and your kids will never know the joy of fishingBY ARNOLD MARKOWITZ Waterfront Times Fishing Columnist
Remember that pivotal momentin early childhood when two roadsdiverged in a wood and you foundcompeting enlistment booths there?
In one booth a demonic dudewith a vermilion face and barbed tailstood under a big sign saying “Joinus in a life of crime, dangerousdrugs, poverty, prison, squalor &stuff like that.”
In the other booth a smiling gent with wise eyes remind-ed you of your favorite uncle. His sign said “Fishing.”
He led you down his road and that has made all the dif-ference. What a splendid person you’ve become!
Now it’s your duty to get a girl or boy started in fishing.It’s good if you have your own, but if not then a relative, agood friend or a neighbor may have one who’s interested.
There’s almost no such thing as too young to begin. Achild who can grip a stick and walk without falling down isready.
I like the way Mike Silver of Delray Beach is teaching histwo little girls, Madison and Savanah. They are 5 and 3 yearsold. They fish in the canal behind the house, in local parks andat the beach. Mike makes the cast, sets the hook and lets thekids do the rest.
Let’s imagine Madison at age 2 while her dad describesmain events in her introduction to fishing and later Savanah’s:
“The first fish we caught together was a juvenile large-mouth bass. Madison reeled it in and we rushed it into ourhouse and put it in our 150-gallon aquarium. She named ournew pet bass ‘Mony.’ We observed Mony for approximatelyone month. We then set Mony free back into the canal to bewith his family.”
Awwww.“I brought her to Outdoor World and bought her a pink
Barbie fishing rod. She loved observing the bass, snook, cat-fish, redfish, and tarpon in the Outdoor World aquarium. Inaddition, we went to the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame. Sheloved the fishing movie being displayed in the theater. Wethen reeled in fish at the simulated fishing area.”
Next, the old man built a small garden pond in the backyard and began involving the little one, Savanah.
“We would fish in the canal out back and transport bass,garfish, and Mayan cichlids into our pond. We would observethe fish for a few days and then return them to the canal. Themost attractive part of fishing to [the girls] was getting anunderstanding of life and nature.”
A year ago during a family vacation at Longboat Key,schools of pilchards swarmed the shoreline. Silver fetched acastnet. Here’s Mike again:
“I threw the net and quickly had a couple dozen baits.My girls were fascinated. They were holding the pilchardsand releasing them back into the ocean. We then startedcatching Spanish mackerel, ladyfish and even a few snook.
“This kind of fishing was even more fun for the girls.They were able to swim and enjoy the beach until I hooked afish. Once I did, I would yell for them to reel it in. When thefish would jump out of the water, they would scream with
excitement. Once the fish was caught, I would let them holdand observe it while I unhooked it and released it safely.”
My uncle Bob in New Jersey knew just what to do whenI was 7 or 8 years old. He took me to Branch Brook Park inNewark, where there was a small lake. He handed me a rodand reel, showed me what to do and made sure I could do itmyself. Then he watched me catch my first fish, a small onethat he called a crappie.
“What’s so crappy about it?” I asked, thinking it was apretty good fish. I became an ardent fishing-doer and an hon-est man. No crime, dangerous drugs, poverty, prison, squalor& stuff like that for me.
If I were teaching a kid that age, I would do just as UncleBob did. If I were teaching a toddler, I would do just as MikeSilver does. It’s an interesting coincidence that a favorite uncleintroduced him to fishing at age 6. They still fish together.
I also would follow the advice of Alan Zaremba, aHollywood peacock and bass guide with four children. Iasked him for his best wisdom about getting younger kids intofishing.
“The actual fishing they catch on to pretty fast, so mybiggest tip is for the parents, not the kids,” he replied. “It isgetting the parents not to try and make the kids do too muchat one time. Keep it fun for the kids and make it an event.Don’t keep them out too long in the heat.”
Don’t take a child fishing if he really doesn’t want to.Zaremba, who often offers parent-child specials, has experi-enced the consequences.
“The day usually ends up being very short or the poor kidends up in a lot of trouble with the parent scaring the child intonever wanting to come again. Once a 4-year-old dumped allthe bait and the net into the water.”
Don’t start small children with serious rods and reels thatwouldn’t fit their small hands anyway. A springy stick cutfrom a tree branch, with enough fishing line tied on one endto reach the bottom of your local water source, will do at first.
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As of this writing in late July, it appearsthat a workable cap may have been placedon the Gulf oil wellhead, meaning that theworst of the spill could be over.
Weeks ago the prognosis was muchdarker as oil continued to gush into the Gulf.Reputedly, several high tech ships fromother countries offered to skim over theocean and separate the oil from the water.The idea was to clean the water whileretaining the oil for actual use instead ofleaving it as a pollutant.
Controversial reports stated that vesselswere denied government permission to per-form work in the Gulf allegedly because ofthe Jones Act.
What is the Jones Act? To those evenremotely familiar with it, it refers solely tostatutes that bestow certain rights to seamen.But in fact, the Jones Act is much more thanthis — and in some cases, less.
What we now call the Jones Act ismore properly referenced as the MerchantMarine Act of 1920. It was essentiallydeveloped during and following the after-math of World War I while Congressattempted to protect shipping and boat-building interests in the United States.
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allowed for the first time the right of a sea-man to sue an employer for negligence. Yousee, until the Jones Act, an injured seamancould only seek liability for unseaworthi-ness (i.e. an injury due to something actual-ly being wrong with the boat), and mainte-nance and cure (i.e. the right to be takencare of from an illness or injury until gettingbetter). This change was to encouragerecruitment in the merchant marine force.
So, how has the Jones Act affected theGulf clean-up efforts? It depends on the pol-itics of whom you talk to.
Arguably, the strict language of theJones Act would not allow many of thesehigh tech skimming vessels to work in theaffected areas, as they would be in violationof conducting commerce in U.S. watersusing foreign vessels with a primarily for-eign crew.
The recent controversy in the Gulfhighlights a major criticism many maritimeprofessionals voice concerning the JonesAct. Given that many modern innovationsand building techniques are occurring inother venues, a policy that weds a country to“home grown” and “home built” vesselsactually limits possibilities for productiveand economic commerce.
Moreover, it has been noted that sincethe passing of the Jones Act in 1920, theU.S. ship building industry — particularlyin commercial areas — experienced anactual decrease.
Passed 90 years ago, the Jones Act ispossibly the single most influential pieceof legislation governing the maritimeindustry. How unfortunate if it proved adetriment to the very industry it was cre-ated to protect.
Mark Ercolin is an admiralty attor-ney in Fort Lauderdale. The informationoffered in this column should not beapplied to specific cases or situations.
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BY BOB E. SHERMANWaterfront Times Columnist
It’s that painful time of the year whenmy boat insurance comes up for renewal.And what better time than in the middle ofhurricane season.
My premium increased 11 percentfrom last year even though I have not hadany claims, nor have there been any hurri-canes in the past few years.
Insurance companies always seem tocheck my auto driving record. Maybe thatparking ticket I got in Coral Gables in 1978is still on my record.
Florida is all about boating and livingon the water. However, most insurancecompanies are reluctant to insure anythingnear the water. The big companies used tounderwrite boats if you also carried theirhomeowner policies. Because I lived on thewater for 20 years, the big guys cancelledmy insurance the day before moving intomy Hollywood beachfront condo. If it hap-pened a month in advance it would beunfair, but one day is just mean.
Years back, a couple friends insuredtheir boats through an agent in West Palm,who apparently couldn't read a map. WhenI called, I was told that they don't insureboats docked within one mile of the ocean.My friend’s boat was located at my marinaa few slips away. But it was 50 feet furtherwest so maybe that was the difference.
My current insurance provider is con-sidered a “surplus lines” company. The statedoes not guarantee that claims will be paid.I have no real beef with my company otherthan cost. However, the fact that there’s awebsite for complaints against them with aURL that includes the word “sucks” doesnot help me sleep better at night.
Why am I insured by a surplus linescompany? Because there’s no alternative inFlorida. Calls to the Florida Department ofInsurance and to Florida Surplus Lines
Service Office shed little light on why thestate with the third largest number of regis-tered boats does little to ease the situation.
The state has proved impotent in assur-ing that boaters have access to reliableinsurance. Thus we have surplus lines.These companies are, in a way, doing us afavor. Even though they exist becauseFlorida can't come up with a better idea,they are — of course — regulated by thestate to make boaters feel safer. This boateris not fooled.
Another company said it would insuremy boat if it was worth $1 million and hada full time captain. Two other major insur-ance companies insure boats up to 26 feetand 35 feet respectively. One offered toinsure my boat without hurricane coverageand a 30 percent theft deductible. But thatputs a kink in my plan to leave my boatuntied at the dock with the engines running.
As a member of a boating associa-tion, I thought their rates might be cheap-er. Although they have come down overthe past few years, my quote was $450more than the company I ultimatelysigned with.
If the whole process wasn't painfulenough, I'm also required to have a surveyon my boat. The cost is not insignificant,and since it has to be an out-of-water sur-vey, I might as well paint the bottom whileit's out. Since there’s no blue book for boats,insurance companies use this method toestablish the vessel’s value.
The survey’s results: I had undersizedequipment. My life ring was only 20 inchesand the surveyor claims it should be 24inches. Pages of recommended optionalequipment and improvements followed.
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The system is expected to get a large boost before the endof this year when Morgan said he intends to install the samespecial equipment at the franchise’s second, 800-foot-tallantenna on the Miami-Dade-Broward county line.
Offering the free service has been part philanthropy, partgood exposure for the Fort Lauderdale operation, Morgan said.
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The system is expected to spread, with more operationswaiting for activation.
Things really start to pick up at Marina Bay, which takesboats only on a first-come, first-served basis, once activityshows up on the Doppler, Workman said.
“If something’s out there in the works, then everyonepays attention, and then the phone starts ringing.”
As of late July, Workman said spaces were available forboats 60 feet or less.
It’s a similar story at the Cable Marine West Yard, whereservice manager Mike Ennis said he has noticed boaters wait-ing longer than usual this summer to store their boats.
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While Cable Marine typically reserves their land storagefor service work, they can lend some flexibility in storm con-ditions, offering 15 covered, in-water docks up to 120 feet.Cable Marine's space is on a first-come, first-served onlybasis, just like Marina Bay.
County officials recommend boaters develop a plan now.Capua, of the Broward Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol
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Waterfront Times previously reported on the plan in Juneand July.
• • • •One of the neat things to do by the light of a full moon is
watch a controlled release of sea turtle hatchlings from beachto ocean.
Such an event is scheduled in Crandon Park on KeyBiscayne for the nights of Aug. 19-22, Thursday throughSunday, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Marjory StonemanDouglas Biscayne Nature Center.
Bring the kids. The nature center promises refresh-ments, music and children’s activities, but there’s a catch:you have to become a member, which costs $10. It mightalso cost you $5 to enter the park from Crandon Boulevard.
Biscayne Nature Center, pretty much what its nameimplies, is a non-profit organization with noble goals of edu-cating the public (and especially the young public) aboutFlorida’s special environments.
The membership fee is tax deductible and gets you invit-ed to all the center’s events including member-only things likethe turtle release. You also get discounts on stuff you buy inthe gift shop.
For more details, go to www.biscaynenaturecenter.org.• • • •
Crude oil pouring into the Gulf from the DeepwaterHorizon drilling disaster was capped in mid-July with appar-ent success and hope but without certainty that the flow wasstopped at last. The Florida peninsula had not been directly
affected yet, but with an enormous amount of oil still floatingor suspended in a huge area of the Gulf, a threat remained.
NOAA scientists got together a computer model ofpotential scenarios based on historic wind and current data.The consequence possibilities, though not good, don’t look asbad as your worst dreams.
Shoreline threats were projected at 41-60 percent proba-bility for Florida Bay (Everglades National Park) and at 61 to80 percent for the Keys and southeast peninsular coast.
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• • • •For daily updates on what the State of Florida is doing
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• • • •Larry Abele, who will join the Gulf of Mexico Fishery
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Formally known as Lawrence G. Abele, PhD, the marinebiologist’s research specialty is crustaceans, a euphemism forshrimp and crabs. He also is provost and vice president foracademic affairs at Florida State University, where he earnedhis undergraduate and master’s degrees. His doctorate is fromthe University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School, a leading marinescience center.
His appointment was cheered by the CoastalConservation Association (CCA), which sticks up for therights of saltwater fishing-doers.
The council is one of eight regional outfits that adviseNOAA, the federal agency in charge of oceans and atmos-phere, on fishery policy. Abele was one of four candidatesnominated by Florida Gov. Charlie Crist to replace JulieMorris, whose term is expiring.
Abele will be an at-large member. Other new memberswere appointed from Texas and Mississippi.
Sport fishing organizations, the CCA in particular,had long complained that their interests were underservedby the regional councils, compared to commercial fishinginterests. NOAA managers promised to do better. CCApresident Pat Murray said the new Gulf council appoint-ments show they are.
“NOAA Fisheries has clearly stated that they intend toforge a new relationship with the recreational angling com-munity, and this indication of that effort is positive.”
Last spring the pending vacancy generated some con-troversy over another nominee, charter fishing captainGary S. Colecchio, whose views are unpopular with tar-pon fishing purists. They want federal protection for thespecies, which is protected in the state waters of Floridabut not Louisiana, where they can be kept and eaten.Colecchio doesn’t mind that.
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If you have a garden, a kid can dig his own worms forfreshwater bait — or take him to a bait shop to choose a boxof frozen shrimp or mullet for saltwater.
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If keepers are caught, Brooks recommends letting thekids help with cleaning and cooking. Finally, at the dinnertable, publicly acknowledge the young sports’ achievementand lead the applause. Did that ever happen to you as a child?Remember how great it was?
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Public workshop scheduled on Biscayne buoysA potentially controversial plan to reorganize
Biscayne National Park’s mooring buoys, add more sitesand require boaters to use them will be presented at twopublic workshops in the first week of August.
There is a one-month window of opportunity for pub-lic comment, criticism and suggestions. It’s scheduled toclose on Sept. 3.
According to the draft plan’s executive summary, theintention of the plan is to protect sensitive resources,reduce visitor crowding and improve navigation safety
The mooring plan in its present form does not designatenew mooring fields, but would create a system for figuringout how many are needed, where to put them, how big theyshould be and other criteria that don’t exist now.
In the early stages, once a plan is implemented, somebuoys would be added to existing locations. Channelmarkers also would be added to keep boats from hittingoft-damaged reefs and flats.
There are designated moorings now over seven reefsand three historic shipwrecks, all in the park’s oceanwaters, with one to five buoys at each spot. They are scat-tered over a range of about nine nautical miles.
Use is voluntary, and anchoring on injury-prone reefsis not forbidden. A new plan probably would change that.One big challenge would be to protect the reefs without
excessively restricting large areas in the compact park. To review the draft online, go to
http://parkplanning.nps.gov. Select Biscayne NP from the drop-down menu. Then
scan the list of current BNP projects and click the“Mooring buoy and marker plan” link. Finally click on the“Document list” link.
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Café Ahuriri16 Mahia St.64-6-834-3833A few streets back from the beach, this cafe offers classic
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Retro Gallery1/9 Nelson Quay64-6-835-5303The art scene is thriving too, at spots like Retro Gallery,
which doubles as a hair salon and features a different artist’swork every six weeks, like acrylic landscapes of the area andcolorful pastels of the New Zealand bush by the local artistBari Duncan. Prices range from $85 to $4,500.
MoorBY KIRSTEN MATTHEWThe New York Times Syndicate
Ahuriri’s transition from seedy port to charming suburbhas been decidedly slow.
For decades the small seaside neighborhood on thenorthwest coast of Napier, New Zealand, was dominated byits wharf, cavernous warehouses left empty as the wool indus-try declined, and rough-and-tumble pubs frequented by localdock workers.
But in 2000, with the demolition of a vacant building andthe construction of an apartment block, the area started to turn.A row of those wool warehouses on the quay was convertedinto bars and restaurants that these days heave with 20- and30-something revelers on warm nights.
Ahuriri WharfChanges aside, Ahuriri retains its seaside charms.
“Remember, it’s still a working port,” said AlastairThompson, a planning manager at the Napier CityCouncil. “The sunset is across the bay, and it looks fantas-tic.” Hawke’s Bay Wine Country Cat (64-6-835-2393;hbwinecountrycat.com) will arrange fishing trips for up to 10people on its 72-foot cat for 50 New Zealand dollars ($36 at1.38 New Zealand dollars to the U.S. dollar) per person.
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JAMES FRANKHAM/The New York TimesChanges aside, Ahuriri retains its seaside charms. “Remember, it’s still a working port,” said Alastair Thompson, aplanning manager at the Napier City Council. “The sunset is across the bay, and it looks fantastic.”
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is the perfect finale. It may also invite a certain inelegant glut-tony at the end. I have noticed that even those who claim notto go in for desserts come back for more.
Beef Tenderloin NicoiseTime: 1 hour 15 minutes1 beef tenderloin, about 4 1/2 pounds1 to 2 tablespoons vegetable oilSea salt8 egg-size new potatoes, peeledExtra virgin olive oil1/2 cup haricots verts or other fine green beans, in 1-
inch lengths3 ripe plum tomatoesPinch of sugarFreshly ground black pepper1/4 cup pitted black olives, halved1/4 cup basil leaves.
• Heat oven to 450 degrees. Place beef in a roasting panand rub it with vegetable oil. Roast for 30 minutes, thenreduce heat to 325 degrees. Roast until internal temperaturereaches 125 degrees (for rare) or 140 degrees (for mediumrare), about 30 to 50 minutes depending on thickness of roast.While beef roasts, prepare vegetables.
BY NIGELLA LAWSONThe New York Times Syndicate
Most people who cook at home know that for each of us,there is a culinary fallback position. This is not so muchabout the recipes themselves, though obviously we all haveour own repertory, but about the style in which we are happyto cook unprompted. My own leans toward the urbanizedrustic, food that is casual and informal and yet informed bythe influences of city eating.
And while I can produce meals that fit that bill almostwithout thinking, occasionally there is something enormous-ly gratifying about stepping out of the regular register – for aparticular event that needs catering or an occasion thatdemands attention.
I never embrace the full-on formal, but every now andagain there is a meal to be cooked that needs to be a littlemore elegant. For me, that does not mean eschewing simplic-ity. Above all, an elegant dinner should not be hard to cook,but luxurious touches can be added. A fine filet of beef, thin-ly sliced and dotted with a concasse of tomatoes and edgedwith diced potatoes and snipped green beans, spells out ameal that is more than the everyday.
If you first serve a pale jade soup and finish with awickedly rich chocolate mousse cake, you have created adinner, without excessive labor, that is a simple celebrationin itself.
Soup is the most versatile of dishes. When it is rough-chunked, thick and hearty, it is a homey supper; when it issmooth and delicate like the lettuce soup here, it is the per-fect elegant starter. It also happens to be a wonderful wayof using up any stray lettuces in your fridge. You do notwant to use anything that is unpalatable, but I often start theweek planning to eat a lot of salad and then end it havingnot lived up to my intentions. This recipe is the perfect wayof atoning for that.
This time of year I especially prefer this soup chilled,which makes life much easier because you can cook it inadvance. If cold soup is not your thing, do not panic; it is justas good served at room temperature. Either way, this soup istaken up a few notches by being studded by some cucumbercroutons: small, jade cubes cut like toasted-bread dice, onlyso much more elegant.
It is only human nature to want to spend money on foodto show that it is a special occasion. It is not necessary, butwe still do it. And every now and again, that feels good. Abeautiful filet or tenderloin of beef is something special:Even those who do not cook know that. And again, the joy isthat it is simple to prepare. It needs nothing except to beroasted, rested and sliced.
And the accompanying vegetables are not served ingreat heaping bowls on the table, but are chopped and addedas an abundant garnish to the welcoming platter of meat. Ihave called this style nicoise because the components – pota-toes, tomatoes, olives and beans – take their inspiration fromthat traditional stalwart, the salade nicoise.
I also love this with the anchovies you would alsoassociate with the salad – their dense saltiness really addssomething to meat. But I have not added them here out ofdeference to those who do not want fish with their steak.You know who you are cooking for, so you are the bestjudge. If you think they will go for it, then add a littlecrisscross of anchovies (first soaked for 20 minutes inmilk to remove excessive saltiness) to the tomato andolive topping.
There is very little that needs to be said about a choco-late mousse cake. This one lives up to its name. It is glorious-ly intense. But the whisked egg whites ensure that it has abalancing lightness. A slice of it, with a smattering of freshraspberries and a dollop of cream, or better still, sour cream,
• Bring a pan of salted water to a boil and add potatoes.Cook until tender, about 30 minutes. Drain, allow to coolslightly, and cut into 1/4-inch dice. Place in a bowl, andtoss with a small amount of olive oil. Season with salt totaste, and set aside.
• Bring another pan of salted water to a boil, and addgreen beans. Cook until bright green and barely tender.Drain immediately and plunge into a bowl of cold water,then drain again. Set aside.
• Bring a pan of water to a boil, and remove fromheat. Add tomatoes, and allow to sit for several minutes,until skins split. Remove tomatoes with a slotted spoon.Peel and halve them, discarding seeds. Cut tomato pulpinto 1/4-inch dice, and sprinkle with a little salt andsugar. Set aside.
• When beef is cooked to taste, remove from oven andsprinkle with salt and pepper. Allow to rest for a few min-utes, then carve into thin slices, reserving any juices.Arrange on a platter, and drizzle with juices. Toss beans anddiced potatoes together and scatter around beef. Scattertomato dice over beef and sprinkle with olives. Strew withbasil leaves, and serve.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
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1, SundayDream Car Classic: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. alongHollywood Boulevard from 19th Avenue west to21st Avenue, downtown Hollywood, the firstSunday of the month. No cost. 954-921-3016.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. break-fast for international group of cruising sailors, inthe back room of the Egg & You Diner, 2621 N.Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public wel-come. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org.Jazz Brunch: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every first Sundayof the month along Riverwalk, from the BrowardCenter for the Performing Arts to DDA Plaza, FortLauderdale. No cost. 954- 828-5363; www.fort-lauderdale.gov/events/jazzbrunch.Sunday Swim Lessons: for adults and kids at FortLauderdale Aquatic Complex, 501 Seabreeze Blvd.,Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $70 per 10, 30-minute class-es. 954-270-0852; www.fortlauderdale.gov/flac forspecific classes and various times.Broward Model Boat Club: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. atMarkham Park, 16001 W. State Rd. 84, Sunrise.954-389-2000 or 954-687-6462.Historic Hammerstein House Tours: 1-4 p.m.the first Sunday of the month at 1520 Polk St.,Hollywood. No cost. 954-923-5590.Fort Lauderdale Antique & Collector Faire:11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at War Memorial Auditorium, 800 NE Eighth St., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $5.954-563-6747.
2, MondayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays atSecret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10 classesfor $80. 954-791-1030.Knights of Pythias: 7 p.m. meeting the first andthird Monday of the month at Golden Glades Inn,16500 NW Second Ave., North Miami. 954-680-3412.Social Bridge Games: 12:15-3:30 p.m. Mondaysand Thursdays at Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club,700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $6nonmembers, $4 members. 954-565-3127.
3, TuesdayFort Lauderdale Yoga Club: 6:30 p.m. at 1 N. FortLauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost:$7 non-members, $5 members. 877-874-2272;www.meetup.com/fortlauderdaleyogaclub.50 Plus Singles Mingle: 7 p.m., every firstTuesday of the month, at Spanish River Library,1501 NW Spanish River Blvd., Boca Raton. Cost:$3. 561-361-9091.Beginning Bridge Lessons: 6:30-8:45 p.m.Tuesdays at the Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club, 700NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $10. 954-565-3127.
EventCalendar A roundup of the month’s nautical events
AUGUST4, WednesdayBroward Urban River Trails: 6 p.m. meeting thefirst Wednesday of the month at the Island CityPark Preserve, 823 NE 28th St., Wilton Manors.954-462-7766.South Florida Women Divers: 6 p.m. dinner fol-lowed by a 7 p.m. meeting at Pioneer Park Annex,249 NE Fifth Ave., Deerfield Beach. 561-638-8487; www.sfwd.net.South Florida Divers: 7:30 p.m. meeting the firstWednesday of the month. Check website for loca-tion; www.sfdi.com.Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families andfriends of people with mental illness the first andthird Wednesday at Soref Jewish CommunityCenter, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241.Las Olas Movies Under the Stars: 8-10 p.m.family-themed movie on the Riverside Hotel lawn,620 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free.Ends for the summer. 954-258-8382.
5, ThursdayUnder Sea Adventurers Dive Club: 7 p.m. meet-ing at Best Western, 1050 E. Newport CenterDrive, Deerfield Beach. Free and open to the pub-lic. 561-637-0988.Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meetingThursdays at various Fort Lauderdale locations.954-462 -4575; www.sailingsingles.org.Miami Sport Fishing Club: 8 p.m. meeting thefirst and third Thursday of the month at 1711 W.38th Place, unit 1104, Hialeah. 305-885-1666.Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays atSecret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10 classesfor $80. 954-791-1030.
6, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m. at HolidayPark, 1150 G. Harold Martin Drive, FortLauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Hollywood Nights: 8 p.m. to midnight live enter-tainment the first and third Friday of the monthalong 20th Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard,downtown Hollywood. No cost. 954-921-3016.Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. at HollywoodBeach Theater, on Johnson Street and theBroadwalk, Hollywood. Free. 954-921-3404.Funtastic Fridays for Kids: 5-9 p.m. first Friday ofthe month at ArtsPark, 1 Young Circle, Hollywood.954-924-2980; www.DowntownHollywood.com.Movie Under the Stars: 8:15 p.m. outdoor showingof “The Sandlot” at 4 Fields Complex, B Field, 1700NE Eighth St., Pompano Beach. 954-786-4111.
7, SaturdayAbout Boating Safely: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., spon-sored by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary atPompano Beach Fire and Rescue Training Facility,180 SW Third St., Pompano Beach. Cost: $50.954-421-0502.America’s Boating Course: 8 a.m. registration,sponsored by the U.S. Power Squadron atPlantation Village Shopping Center, 5225B W.Broward Blvd., Plantation. Cost: $55. 954-567-3339.Advanced Adventures: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.advanced marine biology class for ages 7-12, atGumbo Limbo Nature Center, 801 N. Ocean Blvd.,Boca Raton. Must be able to swim. Cost: $10 non-members, $7 members. 561-338-1473.
8, SundayLas Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at1201 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free.954-258-8382.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. break-fast for international group of cruising sailors, inthe back room of the Egg & You Diner, 2621 N.Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public wel-come. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org.Sunday Swim Lessons: for adults and kids atthe Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex, 501Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $70 per10, 30-minute classes. 954-270-0852; see www.fortlauderdale.gov/flac for specific classesand times.Kayaking on the Middle River: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.kayak rentals weekends at the Island City Park Preser ve, 823 NE 28th St . , Wi l ton Manors. Cost: $14 to $52. 954-781-0073;www.atlanticcoastkayak.com.Model Boat Club: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for all ages, atMarkham Park, 16001 W. State Road 84, Sunrise.Cost: $1.50 for park entrance, kids under 5 free.954-389-2000; http://hambe3.net/index.html.
9, Monday Second Annual Panama City Poker Run: throughWednesday, hosted by the Florida Powerboat Clubin Panama City. Entry fee: $550 per boat with captain and first mate; $400 per boat if registeredfor the Emerald Coast Poker Run; $150 per each additional crewmember. 954-545-1414;www.flpowerboat.com/events/Panama_City_2010.html.
10, TuesdayBroward Boating Club: 8 p.m., meets the secondTuesday of the month at American Legion Post304, 41 NE First Court, Dania Beach. 954-316-0236.Gulfstream Sailing Club: 7:30 meeting the sec-ond Tuesday of the month at the DowntownerSaloon, Maxwell Room, 408 S. Andrews Ave., FortLauderdale. www.gulfstreamsailingclub.org.Full Moon Kayak Tour: 7:30-10 p.m., for ages 14to adult, at Holland Park, 801 Johnson St.,Hollywood. Cost: $35. 954-967-4644 or 954-328-5231.Fort Lauderdale Yoga Club: 6:30 p.m. at 1 N. FortLauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost:$7 non-members, $5 members. 877-874-2272;
www.meetup.com/fortlauderdaleyogaclub.Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 6:30-8:45 p.m. foradvanced, beginner and intermediate players onTuesdays at the Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club,Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, FortLauderdale. 954-565-3127.Cremation Seminar & Question & Answer:11:30 a.m. at Lauderdale Memorial Park, 2001SW Fourth Ave., Fort Lauderdale. RSVP request-ed. Complimentary lunch provided. 954-745-2140.
11, WednesdayDivers for Reef Restoration during AnnualCoral Spawn: educational events run throughAug. 13, hosted by Amoray Dive Resort, 104250Overseas Highway, Key Largo. Participantsreceive hands-on experience in coral restorationand propagation, and learn about the impacts onFlorida’s reefs and how people can help. Cost:$430 for 3-night dive package. 800-426-6729;www.coralrestoration.org.Seabird Yacht Club: 6:30 p.m. social hour anddinner meeting the second Wednesday of themonth at the Royal Fiesta Restaurant in the CoveShopping Plaza, 1680 SE Third Court, DeerfieldBeach. www.seabirdyachtclub.com.South Florida Fishing Club: 6:30 p.m. dinner atTony Romas, 18050 Collins Ave., Sunny IslesBeach, followed by 7:30 p.m. meeting.Reservations required. 305-725-7250.Broward Urban River Trails: 5:30 p.m. meeting atSecret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road84, Fort Lauderdale. 954-791-1030.Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing: 6-8:30 p.m. dinnermeeting at VFW Hall SW 25th St., Fort Lauderdale.Cost: $10.00 includes dinner. 954-923-3072;http://www.sfl-llgf.com.Broward Shell Club: 7 p.m. meeting at the EmmaLou Olson Civic Center, 1801 NE Sixth St.,Pompano Beach. 954-296-5633.Sierra Club Meeting: 7:30-9:30 p.m. at FernForest Nature Center, 201 Lyons Road South,Coconut Creek. No cost. 954-970-0150.Las Olas Movies Under the Stars: 8-10 p.m.family-themed movie on the Riverside Hotel lawn,620 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free.Ends for the summer. 954-258-8382.
12, Thursday Fort Lauderdale Boat Club: 8 p.m. meeting thesecond Thursday of the month at local restau-rants. 954-782-4968 or 954-920-9597.Après Plongee Dive Club: 7:30 p.m. meeting thesecond Thursday of the month at Lighthouse DiveCenter, 2507 N. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach.954-782-1100.Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meetingThursdays at various Fort Lauderdale locations.954-462-4575; www.sailingsingles.org.Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays atSecret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10 classesfor $80. 954-791-1030.
13, FridayMiami Yacht Club: 8 p.m. meeting the secondFriday of the month, 1001 MacArthur Causeway,Miami. 305-377-9877.
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14,SaturdayAbout Boating Safely: 9 a.m. class sponsored by the U.S. CoastGuard Auxiliary at Spanish River Park, 3939 N. Ocean Ave., BocaRaton. Cost: $35. 561-391-3600.About Boating Safely: 8:30 a.m. class sponsored by the U.S. CoastGuard Auxiliary at the Miami Beach Police Department, 1100Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Cost: $25. 305-428-2453.Support Group: 2 p.m. meeting for families and friends of peoplewith mental illness on the second and fourth Saturday of the monthat Memorial Hospital Outpatient building, 3300 N. 29th Ave.,Hollywood. 954-566-2422.Tarpon River 11th Anniversary Party: 5 p.m. to midnight, withmusic and food at Tarpon Bend, 200 SW Second St., FortLauderdale. Free. 954-523-3233.Advanced Adventures: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. advanced marinebiology class for ages 7-12, at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, 801 N.Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton. Must be able to swim. Cost: $10 non-members, $7 members. 561-338-1473.
15 SundayLas Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 E. Las OlasBlvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-258-8382.
Sunday Swim Lessons: for adults and kids at Fort LauderdaleAquatic Complex, 501 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $70per 10, 30-minute classes. 954-270-0852; seewww.fortlauderdale.gov/flac for specific classes and times.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast forInternational group of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg &You Diner, 2621 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public wel-come. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org.
16, MondayPompano Beach Offshore Anglers: 7:30 p.m. meeting on the thirdMonday of the month at Galuppis Restaurant, 1103 N. FederalHighway, Pompano Beach. http://fishing.meetup.com/97/about.
Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret WoodsNature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 perclass or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030.Hollywood Garden Club: 7-9 p.m. meeting at Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, Room 11, 2030 Polk St., Hollywood. 954-921-3404.Knights of Pythias: 7 p.m. meeting, this fraternal, non-sectariangroup meets the third Monday of the month at Golden Glades Inn,16500 NW Second Ave., North Miami. 954-680-3412.Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: noon bridge game Mondays at theFort Lauderdale Bridge Club, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace,Fort Lauderdale. 954-761-1577.
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18, WednesdayHurricane Seminar: 9-11 a.m. at Jarvis Hall, 4501 N. Ocean Drive,Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Speakers and refreshments. No cost. 954-776-1000.Miami Marine Council: noon to 1:30 p.m. at Rusty Pelican Restaurant,3201 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne. Cost: $25 members, $30non-members. 954-523-1004; www.miamimarinecouncil.com.Solar Observing: 1-3 p.m. Wednesdays at Buehler Planetarium,Broward Community College Main Campus, 3501 SW Davie Road,Davie. No cost. 954-201-6681.Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families and friends of peoplewith mental illness the first and third Wednesday at Soref JewishCommunity Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241.Las Olas Movies Under the Stars: 8-10 p.m. family-themed movieon the Riverside Hotel lawn, 620 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.Free. Ends for the summer. 954-258-8382.100 Best Mysteries Book Discussion Group: 6:30 p.m. meetingevery third Wednesday of the month at Murder at the BeachBookstore, 273 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach. 561-279-7790.
19, ThursdaySailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meeting Thursdays at var-ious Fort Lauderdale locations. 954-462-4575; www.sailingsingles.org.Miami Sport Fishing Club: 8 p.m. meeting the first and thirdThursday of the month at 1711 W. 38th Place, unit 1104, Hialeah.305-885-1666.Marina Mile Association: 8 a.m. meeting the third Thursday of themonth at Fort Lauderdale Hampton Inn, 2301 SW 12th Ave., FortLauderdale. 954-494-1900.Eastern Shores Aventura Yacht Club: 7 p.m. meeting the thirdThursday of the month at various locations in Miami-Dade andBroward counties. 954-456-3536; www.esayc.com.Third Thursday: 5-8 p.m. free admission and activities at theMuseum of Art, 1 E. Las Olas Circle, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-670-2828.
20, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m. concert at Holiday Park, 1150G. Harold Martin Drive, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Single Gourmet: 7 p.m. Friday dinner and dances at local upscale restaurants for singles. 954-723-9608.
21, SaturdayAbout Boating Safely: 8 a.m., sponsored by the U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary at Dixon Ahl Recreation Center, 2200 NE 38th St.,Lighthouse Point. Cost: $45. 954-557-0582; http://www.flotilla37.org.About Boating Safely: 8 a.m., sponsored by the U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary at the Westfield Broward Mall, 8000 W. Broward Blvd.,Plantation. Cost: $50. 954-296-2303.Kayaking on the Middle River: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. kayak rentals week-ends at the Island City Park Preserve, 823 NE 28th St., Wilton Manors.Cost: $14 to $52. 954-781-0073; www.atlanticcoastkayak.com.Intracoastal Boat & Walking Tours: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at DeerfieldIsland Park, 1720 Deerfield Island Park, Deerfield Beach. Cost: $6per person. Reservations required. 954-360-1320.ArtWalk: 7-10 p.m., meets at Comfort Zone Studio & Spa, 2028 HarrisonSt., Hollywood. 954-924-2980; www.DowntownHollywood.com.
22, SundayAbout Boating Safely: 8 a.m. registration, sponsored by the U.S.Coast Guard Auxiliary at 601 Sea Breeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.Cost: $50. 954-895-9776.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast forInternational group of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg &You Diner, 2621 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public wel-come. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org.Jamming in the Park: 2-4 p.m. acoustic music jam for the public atSecret Woods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach.Free. 954-791-1030.Bank of America Fiesta: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Latin jazz brunch alongRiverwalk on Southwest First Avenue, Fort Lauderdale on the fourthSunday of the month. No cost. 954-527-0627.Kayaking on the Middle River: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. kayak rentals week-ends at the Island City Park Preserve, 823 NE 28th St., Wilton Manors.Cost: $14 to $52. 954-781-0073; www.atlanticcoastkayak.com.Sunday Swim Lessons: for adults and kids at Fort LauderdaleAquatic Complex, 501 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $70per 10, 30-minute classes. 954-270-0852; www.fortlauderdale.gov/flacfor specific classes and times.
23, MondayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret WoodsNature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 perclass or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
24, TuesdayFort Lauderdale Yoga Club: 6:30 p.m. at 1 N. Fort LauderdaleBeach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $7 non-members, $5 members.877-874-2272; www.meetup.com/fortlauderdaleyogaclub.Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 6:30-8:45 p.m. for advanced, begin-ners and intermediate players on Tuesdays at Fort LauderdaleBridge Club, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale.954-565-3127.
25, WednesdayPompano Beach Offshore Anglers: meets 7:30 p.m. at Gallupi’sRestaurant, at the Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Course, 1103 N.Federal Highway, Pompano Beach. 954-317-3532.Full Moon Kayak Tour: 6:30-9 p.m., for ages 14 to adult, at HollandPark, 801 Johnson St., Hollywood. Advance registration required.Cost: $35. 954-967-4644 or 954-328-5231.Venture Sailing Club of South Florida: 7:30 p.m. meeting at theMiami Yacht Club, 1001 Macarthur Causeway, Miami. 305-860-8250,954-340-4791.West Palm Beach Fishing Club: 7 p.m. meeting the fourthWednesday of the month at the group’s clubhouse, 201 Fifth St.,West Palm Beach. 561-832-6780.
26, ThursdayBiscayne Bay Sailing Club: 6:30 p.m. meeting at Joe’s Tiki Bar, inthe Sonesta Hotel, eighth floor, 3301 Rickenbacker Causeway,Miami. Open to the public. No boating experience required. 305-682-9030; www.thesailingclub.com.Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meeting Thursdays at vari-ous Fort Lauderdale locations. 954-462-4575; www.sailingsingles.org.
Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret WoodsNature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 perclass or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
27, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m. concert at Holiday Park, 1150G. Harold Martin Drive, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. performance at Hollywood BeachTheater, on Johnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. Free.954-921-3404.Classic Cruise Night: 6-10 p.m. pre-1978 classic car show on Hollywood Beach Broadwalk the fourth Friday of the month. Carsmust register at Harrison Street in Hollywood to participate. Freeadmission. 954-926-3377.Single Gourmet: 7 p.m. Friday dinner and dances at local upscalerestaurants for singles. 954-723-9608.
28, SaturdayAbout Boating Safely: 8:30 a.m. registration, sponsored by the U.S.Coast Guard Auxiliary at Boat Club Park Ramp, 2010 N. FederalHighway, Boynton Beach. Cost: $40. 561-966-2158.
29, SundayLas Olas Gourmet Market: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1201 E. Las OlasBlvd., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-258-8382.Sunday Swim Lessons: for adults and kids at Fort LauderdaleAquatic Complex, 501 Seabreeze Blvd, Fort Lauderdale.Cost : $70 per 10, 30-minute c lasses. 954-270-0852;www.fortlauderdale.gov/flac for specific classes and times.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast forInternational group of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg &You Diner, 2621 N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public wel-come. 954-771-5660; www.ssca.org.Josh’s Organic Garden: 9 a.m. to 5:31 p.m., certificated organicfruits, vegetables, nuts and juice bar along Harrison Street at theBroadwalk, Hollywood beach. 954-456-3276.
30, MondayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret WoodsNature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 perclass or 10 classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
31, TuesdayFort Lauderdale Yoga Club: 6:30 p.m. at 1 N. Fort LauderdaleBeach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $7 non-members, $5 members.877-874-2272; www.meetup.com/fortlauderdaleyogaclub.
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• Melt butter in a large saucepan and add scallions. Sauteuntil softened. Add potatoes to pan, stir well, then add stock.Bring to a boil, then reduce to low and simmer until potatoesare tender, 15 minutes.
• Add lettuce to pan and stir until wilted. Remove fromheat and allow it to cool until no longer steaming. Using ablender and, working in batches, puree soup until smooth.Transfer to a serving bowl, add 1/3 cup sour cream and saltto taste. Stir until smooth, and adjust sour cream and salt asneeded. If soup is to be served chilled (it may be served roomtemperature), cover bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate.
• To serve, ladle into bowls, and sprinkle with chives andcucumber “croutons.” Yield: About 2 quarts.
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•Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cover the outside of a 9-inchspringform pan with a double layer of foil. Using amicrowave oven or double boiler, melt together chocolateand butter; set aside to cool.
•Whisk egg whites and salt until thick. Add 1/4 cupsugar and keep whisking until stiff and shiny but not dry; setaside. In another bowl, whisk together egg yolks and remain-ing 1/2 cup sugar until pale, frothy and increased in volume.Whisk in brandy, then fold in cooled chocolate mixture.
•Place a kettle of water over heat and bring it to a boil.Fold 1/2 cup whisked egg whites into chocolate mixture tolighten it. Gently fold in remaining whites, careful not to letthe mixture deflate. Pour mixture into prepared springformpan and place pan in a roasting pan. Add boiling water toroasting pan to come halfway up side of springform pan.Bake 45 minutes; top of cake will be hard and inside gooey.
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DANIA CUT-OFF MARINA DISTRICT APTS25-60' $10-$12/ft. No brdgs, 50amp 220vwater parking, no lvbd. (954)966-6564NE FT LAUDERDALE, Poinsettia Heights.$650/mo. 1st, last & security.1-bedroom- unfurnished, all tile, terrazzofloors, 2 AC + ceiling fans. Quiet back apt,walk-in closet, small kitchen, like newappliances, lots of windows, close to every-thing. Free DTV, pay own electric, internetaccess, if needed. Call Bob 954-763-3457.Ft. Lauderdale Middle River 2/2 w/35' dockNFB $1525/month. Call 954-648-0514.Townhouse for rent in LIGHTHOUSE POINT-on deep water. No fixed bridge to inlet. Niceviews of luxury homes, 2/2 with patio. Call 954-553-0887.This ad space is for rent.Call the Waterfront Times954-524-9450
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Ft. Laud.- 1,875 SF office/warehouse bySouth Andrews Avenue & 17th St Cswynear Broward General Hosp. & Port Ever.Clean, nice improvements from previoustenant. $1,200/mo +tax. 340-514-5281
Deerfield Beach / The Cove -Desirable Cove neighbor-hood minutes from thebeach, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1car garage pool home, splitbedroom , open floor plan,new roof, separate gatedcovered parking for largeboat or RV, private fencedback yard, NO HOA!
Price to sell: $339,900.954-829-0060 or e-mail:[email protected]
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Maria Vosilla, CPMS
954-829-0060
Lighthouse PointOcean access, 2 bedroom, 2 bath waterfront / pool home,split bedroom floor plan, onefixed bridge, 7 1⁄2 feet clearanceat low tide, 82 feet of seawall and is only ten minutes awayfrom Hillsboro Inlet.
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Lighthouse Point
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Water ski out your back door.$795,000 Possible owner financing!4/4 with 78 feet on water of wide canalwith ocean access, NEW dock,NEW roof with 4 year warranty, pool.Approximately 4,394 sq ft, 2 large familyrooms, Sundeck off of 2nd story masteroverlooking pool and canal.
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Unique contemporary Masterpiece 6/6.5
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water, 2010 construction. Glass sleeved
home. Asking $2,950,00-$3,580,000.
Possible owner financing!
NORTH MIAMI BEACH
Call Mark at 954-513-0549
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• FT LAUDERDALE BEACH- Spectacular Mediterranean StyleEstate- 1 of only 49 homes on Ft Lauderdale Beach! 5-bdrm,51/2-bath has a unique unobstructed 270˚ view of the ocean.Private walled & gated estate with beautiful pool & spa &tropical patio overlooking the ocean.A must see! $5,995,000
• LAS OLAS ISLES- DEEPWATER DUPLEX- Two spacious 2/2 units- each occupies an entire floor. 3 docks for up to 47’boat with 15’ beam, one with boat lift. Oversized 2-car garage+ 10 add’l parking spaces. Balcony overlooking pool in privatetropical setting. WAS $1,485,000. NOW $899,000.
• DEEPWATER- NO FIXED BRIDGES- Citrus Isles 2/2 withbonus room. Light, bright & cheerful home with central air,newer tile roof & nicely landscaped yard. 60’ of waterfront.BEST BUY $379,000.
• WATERFRONT DUPLEX- 2BR/2BA approx. 1,200 Sq Ft oneach side. 75’ waterfront, no fixed bridge, ocean access canalOffers Considered. Price slashed $200K! Now $499,900.
• CITRUS ISLE DUPLEX FOR SALE- Deepwater duplex onwide canal with 75’ on the water, can accommodate deep draftvessel. Two 2/2 units approx. 1,250 sq ft each, one side justremodeled. Carport. $509,000.
• PLANTATION ISLES- Waterway Estates- Ocean Access (fixedbridges 10’ at MHW) 4-bedroom/3-bath. Approximately 2600 Sq Ft.Set up as a 3-bed/2-bath and 1/1 separate Guest/In-law Suite.180’ waterfront, 2-car Garage & Pool Just Listed $449,000.
• FT LAUDERDALE BEACH- 2/1 corner condo in charming,gated, Deco-style low rise building. Steps to the beach &Intracoastal Waterway. Great Price -Only $135,000.
• NEW RIVER- Reduced. Watch the yachts go by from this 3/2home directly on the New River with 80’ of waterfront, oceanaccess, NFB. SHORT SALE NOW $605,000.
• 2 PLATTED BUILDING LOTS- 83’x100’ each, one Waterfront,one Dry Lot. Lots are contiguous- So Buy one or both! NearDowntown, off South Fork New River.$350K Wet / $250K Dry.
• NEW SMYRNA BEACH area- .Country living- bring the horse & ATV.Quail Roost Ranches: • 2.5-acre vacant lot. $45,000.
• 4.3-acre vacant lot. $75,000.• HOMES FOR RENT- .
• Rio Vista- 2/2, new kitchen, baths & tile. Pets considered. $1,700.• Citrus Isles- Spacious 2/2 duplex, $1,000 no dock,
$1,200 w/dock up to 30’±• Near Downtown- Tarpon River neighborhood- 2 bdrm,
tile floors, large fenced yard, pets considered. $1,000.
www.garganorealty.com800 E. BROWARD BLVD., SUITE 101
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33301
Central location off the New River. Conveniently locatedclose to downtown Ft Lauderdale. Gated island featuring24-hr manned security, 2 tennis courts & 3 heated pools.Small pets OK (owners only) - No fixed bridges, oceanaccess dockage (owners only as available):
• 1/1 Pool & canal view. New paint & carpet.. $139,000.• 1/11/2 Direct New River view...... REDUCED $185,000.• 2/2 Panoramic tennis/canal view, Bargain... $189,900.• 2/2 1st Floor pool/canal/garden view, covered parking. $199,900.• 2/2 Remodeled, pool/garden/canal view & covered pkg. $209,000.• 2/2 Panoramic Riverfront View - great buy!.. $219,000.• 2/2 1st Floor, beautiful direct river view....... $224,900.• 2/2 Completely remodeled with view of New River, canal & city.. $230,000.• 2/2 Direct New River & Pool view................ $239,000.• 2/2 Completely remodeled, pool view, covered parking... $245,000.• 2/2 Corner, 1500sf, completely remodeled, pool view. $338,500.• 2/2 corner, 1500 sq ft, river view, covered parking. $339,000.• 2/2 Corner, largest model, beautiful new kitchen, covered pkg.$339,500.
RIVER REACH RENTALS• 1-Bedroom................................. $875-$1,150/month.• 2-Bedroom............................. $1,200-$1,600/month.
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OFFICE SUITE..........550 Sq Ft - $700 per month
WAREHOUSE BAYS...... 1,000 Sq Ft - $1,000with 10’ overhead door + entrance door, commercial complexwith paved parking, sanitation services included.3350 SW 3rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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WAREHOUSE...............1,200 Sq Ft with10’ overhead doors. $1,200 per month
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDINGApprox 1,000 sq ft, canvas covered entrance, nice grounds,paved parking, excellent location, close to downtown FtLauderdale & courthouse, 1 block North of Davie Blvd oncorner of South Andrews Ave & SW 11 CT - $1,600/monthIf you have any questions, please call...
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WAREHOUSE...............1,750 Sq Ft with OFFICE,277 SW 33rd Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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