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ON BOARD…Classifieds 20Commentary 6Event Calendar 16Waypoints 13Tide Tables 17
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BY JENNY FUENTESWaterfront Times Writer
In the near future, Broward and Dade boaters may haveanother reason to head north. If all goes according to plan,Palm Beach will be dotted with a string of new marina vil-lages staged as weekend stopovers.
The project begins in an unassuming location: the historicBoynton Harbor Marina in Boynton Beach, which originatedin the 1950s.
Today the marina is home to a number of commercialfishing and dive charters, located about a half mile southof the Boynton Inlet. Dock slips are nestled between twoBoynton mainstays: the Two Georges Waterfront Grilleand the Banana Boat Restaurant and Lounge. To the rearof the harbor, the upscale Marina Village Condos wraparound the waterfront.
Lisa Bright, executive director of the Boynton BeachCommunity Redevelopment Agency, says that Boynton is anuntapped gem of sorts. In 2006, the CRA purchased the landin an attempt to preserve its status as a working marina.They’ve partnered with MSCW, which provided the architec-tural design, and with Shoreline Foundation Inc.
Upon its projected 2013 completion, the harbor willproject an old-world flair in classic Key West style. Withgangways and dock slips refitted and electrical upgradescomplete, the project to date has cost $2 million. Totalprice tag: $5.5 million.
Improvements at the heart of the project include land-scaping, parking additions and other cosmetic renovations inkeeping with Boynton’s style. Dock slips for leisure boatersare available at the marina’s two restaurants, accommodatingpatrons with boats up to 50 feet.
Improvements have decreased the number of dock slipsfrom the former 24 to 19. Originally called Sea Mist Marina,the marina was built in 1956, said CRA spokesperson Margee
Walsh. After the CRA bought the site in 2006, the agency helda name-changing contest. The winning entry, Boynton HarborMarina submitted by a Palm Beach County resident, wasselected in 2007.
The harbor, one of four marinas in Palm Beach Countyslated to undergo improvements, embodies a distinct small-
town feel. It’s geared more for locals, with its dearth of tourist-trap frills. The Boynton project is a few phases ahead of itscounterparts in Lantana, West Palm Beach and Jupiter. Allwill be connected by water taxi.
Study: Timing is everything for sharks on the scentBY JANET FANGNew York Times News Service
Sharks sniff out their prey using the timing of scents, notconcentration. To follow the scent trail left by their prey acrossthe ocean, sharks swim in the direction of the nostril thatsniffed the odor first, scientists have found. Their researchchallenges the classic notion that sharks orient themselvesbased on the differences between odor concentration receivedat each nostril.
Shark prey — whether living, injured or dead — leavesbehind swirling odor plumes that break apart with distance.The latest work, published in “Current Biology,” suggests thatwhen a shark moves into a patch of odor, the smell hits onenostril before the other — and that tells the shark to turn eitherleft or right. By moving from side to side from one patch toanother, the animal maintains contact with the odor plume asit tracks its prey, says Jayne Gardiner at the University ofSouth Florida in Tampa, co-author of the study.
Ocean odors mix chaotically, so for sharks to steer usingodor concentration, they need to compare the average concen-tration at the two nostrils over a period of several minutes todetermine the prey’s direction. They would have to repositionthemselves and start again — a slow process. But by usingtiming cues, sharks receive directionality in under a second.
Squid marinade The study centered on lab studies of eight smooth dogfish
(Mustelus canis), a small grey-brown shark. To recreate preyodor, Gardiner marinated squid — what she calls “junk foodfor dogfish” — in 50 liters of seawater. She fitted the sharkswith headgear consisting of two tubes delivering this squid
marinade to one nostril and then the other. She found that fordelays between 0.1 and 0.5 seconds, the sharks turned towardthe side receiving the first stimulus. If there was no time lagor if the lag was a second or longer, the sharks were equallylikely to turn in either direction.
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Photo/Courtesy NOAASharks use the time difference between an odor arriving at one nostril and the other to track their prey.
Photo/JENNY FUENTESBoynton Harbor Marina is under renovation. Upon the project’s estimated 2013 completion, the harbor will reflectan old-world flair in classic Key West style.
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BY ARNOLD MARKOWITZWaterfront Times Fishing Writer
Who says there’s no such thing as a free fishinglicense? There is in Florida, now that the Legislature hasrepealed the price.
A lot went on in this year’s lawmaking session, so thatitem received too little attention in the mass media. We’recatching up just in time to save you the trouble of buyingthis year’s license, which you still have to get but don’thave to pay for.
Here’s how that came about:When Florida first required licenses for saltwater
fishing, it allowed some exemptions. Folks over 65,revered as senior citizens, didn’t have to get licenses forany sort of fishing, freshwater or salt.
Others without boats also got a freebie on the pre-sumption that if they couldn’t buy boats it would be ahardship to buy licenses. Those people were called shore-line anglers. Unlicensed, they could fish legally in saltwa-ter from shores, bridges and piers — anything permanent-ly attached to land — and thus avoid starvation.
People who owned waterfront property also got thatlicense exemption, less easily. It’s safe to suppose theysent a petitioning mission to Tallahassee, begging formercy.
The meeting likely went something like this:Legislature: “You guys own expensive waterfront
property, so you must be rich. We’ve seen the yachts atyour docks. We guess you can afford fishing licenses.”
Mission: “We were rich before we bought waterfrontproperty and started paying taxes on it. Now we’re poortoo. The yachts are rented stage props, just to make theneighborhood look exclusive.”
They got their exemption. All was well until 2007when Congress passed a law requiring NOAA, whosejurisdiction includes the oceans, to collect certain statis-tics about state-licensed anglers on every U.S. coast.
Florida’s data was insufficient because so manyFloridians were exempt from license law (guessing startsat 115,000). Unless they were taken off the mooch list, our
shoreliners would have to buy federal licenses that proba-bly would cost more than state licenses.
Therefore the Legislature enacted a law, effective lastAug. 1, requiring shoreline anglers to be licensed. Thecost was $7.50.
Leaders of the Florida Fish and Wildlife ConservationCommission, FWC for short, hoped to raise it gradually.This year the shoreline license was going to cost $9, butthen the Legislature repealed the price.
The state giveth and the state taketh away: A snookpermit, a $2 bargain last year, costs $10 now. Lobster per-mits went up from $3 to $5.
• • • • •The Deepwater Horizon oil spill caused state agencies
to shut down fishing along a 23-mile stretch of GulfIslands National Seashore, from the Alabama boundaryeast to the Pensacola Beach water tower. Neither fish norcrabs nor shrimp may be harvested there.
The closure extended nine nautical miles off shore,pessimistically a mere fraction of what may be ahead asoil keeps leaking and the spill spreads.
Anyone planning to fish the outside waters of the pan-handle and Big Bend coasts should stay up to date on thespread of the spill, keeping in mind that inshore waters aremuch less likely to be affected.
The national seashore forms a natural barrier thatkeeps oil from flowing into Pensacola and Perdido Baysand Santa Rosa Sound. Those waters were left open tofishing.
Keep track of current state actions concerning thisclosure and others at on the FWC website:http://myfwc.com/OilSpill.
Federal fishing closures off the panhandle cover aconsiderably larger area, following the state watersboundary east as far as Panama City.
By June 16, about a third of the Gulf’s federal waters
were off limits to harvest fishing. At that date the closedarea’s nearest approach to the Florida peninsula was about100 miles off the stretch between Clearwater and FortMyers.
A map of the closure area can be monitored day today online at http://sero.nmfs.noaa.gov.
An interactive map of the spill is on another NOAAweb page at www.GeoPlatform.gov/gulfresponse
• • • • •Who and what will pay for the damage done to
national parks by the next man-made or natural disaster ifthere isn’t an international oil company to blame andsqueeze?
Maybe the National Parks Disaster Recovery Fund,which has been organized by the private National ParkFoundation, if the public donates enough money to thefund. The Foundation is associated with the NationalParks Service as a “national charitable partner.”
Florida has six potential park victims of another Gulfof Mexico disaster: the now-imperiled Gulf IslandsNational Seashore, the DeSoto National Memorial at St.Petersburg, Dry Tortugas 60 miles west of Key West,Everglades National Park’s mangrove islands, BiscayneNational Park on the Atlantic coast and possibly eveninland Big Cypress National Preserve.
BP and whoever else is found at fault will be made topay for the oil spill, but there may be indirect costs and, infuture incidents, damages for which nobody can be heldresponsible.
There are a couple of ways for people to deal withwhatever harm comes there. Depend on the National ParkService to overcome environmental damage at whateverpace it can manage with its annual budgets, or put somemoney on the job yourself sooner than later.
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Florida’s bass survey narrows its focus to three optionsBY ARNOLD MARKOWITZ Waterfront Times Fishing Columnist
Suppose that next time you gofishing, you rub a lamp and outjumps a genie who offers you a suc-cessful day on the water. Won’t thatbe great?
You don’t have an oil-burninglamp like the one Aladdin found inhis legend, so use a flashlight. Makesure the batteries are up.
Click a switch. Here’s the genie.“How’s fishing?” he asks.Not so good, you say. It’s too hot. Too little wind now.
Later there’ll be too much. The fish were up all night feedingby the light of the full moon so they’re not hungry. If you stepon a bug, we’ll get rain.
“Always with the alibis, you fishing-doers,” that geniesays, “but I’ll guarantee a catch if you’ll do it my way.”
Deal, you say, and the genie gives you three choices. Youget to choose just one:
1:You can catch three 3-pound fish and turn them loose. 2: Stay out all day and catch one fish — right, only one,
but it will be a 10-pounder. Take a camera, ‘cuz you can’tkeep that heavyweight.
3: Catch a limit of keepers, take them home and eatthem. Your limit is five fish, one pound each.
You tell the genie that 30 years ago you could catch allthat and more by lunch time.
“Right, and 50 years ago you could walk from Miami toBimini or cross Lake Okeechobee on the backs of fish,” thegenie says. “No longer. Are you here to reminisce or to fish?Make your choice.”
The story isn’t entirely whimsical. The threechoices are copied from a survey that Florida’s Fish& Wildlife Conservation Commission is making ofbass fishermen to learn what choices they wouldmake from that three-piece list.
A mess of other questions are asked about what’s mostimportant to our enjoyment of fishing. Most could be slight-ly revised to apply to saltwater fishing. Don’t bet muchmoney against that happening next.
The survey’s purpose is to begin developing a 30-yearplan for the management of Florida’s signature freshwaterfish, the black bass.
One notion being kicked around is to designate certainplaces for certain regulations. For example, Lake A might bemicro-managed to support a high percentage of trophy fish.That’s the place in the genie’s three choices where you’remost likely to catch a 10-pounder.
Similarly, Lake B would harbor a good concentration of3-pounders, giving you a good chance to bring three of thoseto the net. Lake C would have so many smaller ones thatyou’ll probably be able to put five 1-pounders on ice.
Not sure which location you’d choose to fish next?Preliminary results of the survey, released in June, indicatethat a bit more than 53 percent of the people who replied pre-fer the place where they could get three 3-pound bass. Abouta third would go where the 10-pounders are, happy to settlefor a single fish that size.
Not quite 12 percent would pick the surest thing, a limitof five one-pound keepers. This suggests, but doesn’t con-firm, that a lot of us have outgrown the primitive urge to killand devour our prey. Hooray.
It also could mean we hate having to clean our catch, orthat we’re afraid of being poisoned by mercury, or maybethat we’re already so accustomed to boating one-poundersthat it feels like petty potatos in a state that brags about beingthe bass capital of the world.
Nobody’s going to be jealous when you show a photo ofyour five 1-pound fish, but they’ll nod respectfully at thesight of three-pounders and drool over a single 10-pounder.
There have been two surveys so far, with anotherplanned for August to gauge reaction to the draft plan that’ssupposed to be written then.
The first survey was conducted in person by FWC repsat tackle stores, outdoors shows, fishing club meetings andother sites. That drew 575 responses. Next, 4,000-pluslicensed anglers replied to a direct e-mail campaign.
FWC’s preliminary report of results indicates consider-
able overlap. Demographically, 94 to 97 percent are maleFloridians and 92 to 94 percent are white. People in the 35 to64 age bracket are 67 percent of the smaller survey and 79percent of the e-mail version. There does not appear to beimportant differences in their education or family incomes.
The high rate of similarity suggests that the surveymethod doesn’t match the standard random pattern thatenables other polls to predict election results accurately bysampling as few as 1,200 to 1,500 voters. It does reveal thatcertain types of people are willing to stop whatever elsethey’re doing to take part in a survey about fishing — andthat those types tend to agree about what makes a qualityfishing day.
It would have been interesting to start the survey by ask-ing if anyone thinks it’s a good, bad or indifferent idea for thestate to have a long range bass management plan at all.
My jerking knee might have protested. The word “man-agement” makes me squirm, evoking thoughts of lockedgates, eye-glazing regulations, regimentation, conformityand signs that begin with the word “No.”
It’s disturbing but realistic to imagine that some day allFlorida gamefish, freshwater and salt alike, will be managedaccording to 30-year plans – or shorter periods once itbecomes obvious that times change too quickly to plan so far,far ahead.
Still, the preliminary results indicate more support fora management plan than I’d have guessed. In the smallersurvey group — fishing club members, tackle store shop-pers and such — 43 percent considered it important tohave a long-term plan. The bigger email survey collected31 percent agreement on that.
In other words and numbers, more than two thirds ofa large sample were not convinced that a long-range planis needed.
On the other hand, people of long experience DownHere have learned to blame lack of foresight and long-rangeplanning for the long-term decline not only of fishing but alsothe quality of all Florida’s water, land and air.
One layer deeper, there’s a good argument for correct-ing the state’s growth and development mistakes of the
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Philosophically, that’s a good argument. Realistically,it’s not so good. We’re probably too late to just let naturetake its course.
Feedback: How important is this column?Critically important? Not important at all? Write [email protected]
Up closeFor many more details on the prospective black bass
management plan, and an opportunity to tell the state whatyou think is most important, go online to the Fish andWildlife Conservation Commission website athttp://myfwc.com.
Click the “Fishing” link in the top banner to get anoth-er page that features a yellow highlight box with links to aseries of FWC reports on the plan and its progress so far.
Don’t overlook the last item there, a link to the surveywhere you can see preliminary results in great detail andrequest a copy of the next survey to fill in yourself.
Meet Dania Beach resident Chase Camacho, owner ofChase N Dreams Yacht Charters.
Type and name of boat:Two boats, one a Bertram 54-foot custom Sportfish
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Where are they docked?Behind the house.Favorite local spots?Bahia Cabana and Bimini Boatyard in Fort Lauderdale.Who do you hang out with on your boat?Friends and family and kids who want to go fishing. I’m
Boater enjoys showing local kids life on the water
co-founder of the Get Kids Fishing Foundation. The kids area diverse group — rich and poor; some have health issues,handicaps and single parents. They’re all welcome.
It has always been my dream to get kids fishing, get themaway from cell phones, computers and TV, and teach themabout the marine environment and conservation.
How did you get involved in boating?Growing up In New York, I worked on charter boats
as a mate.Name one item on board that you can’t live without?Actually, there’s four items: Rods and reels and a
Captain and Coke.Scariest experience on the water?In New York during a very bad storm, a fishing boat sunk
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Most memorable experience?A weekend in June in Bimini, Bahamas with Facebook
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Florida?The ease of mingling with others of the same mindset,
fishing and local waterfront hot spots. Sitting on the boat withblue skies and lots of ocean....
—As told to Jennifer HeitDania Beach resident Chase Camacho is co-founder ofGet Kids Fishing Foundation which takes kids boating.
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Many are arguing that the failure ofBritish Petroleum’s oil rig in the Gulfof Mexico is proof that acquiring oilfrom the ocean is something thatshould not be done. But mankindobtained oil from the sea centuriesbefore rigs were ever conceived. Theoil came from whales.
Indeed, it can be argued that theindustrial revolution, which made themodern world possible, could not havebeen achieved without the use of oilproducts that were originally reaped bythe harvesting of whales.
Between the time of the AmericanRevolution and just following the CivilWar, it was whale oil that primarilylighted the homes and cities of Americaand Europe, lubricating the machineryof industry.
Even after the drilling and process-ing of ground pumped petroleum becamecommonplace, whale oil remained highlyprized for its viscosity and clean burningqualities, which only recently have beenmatched by the development of otherproducts. In fact, if you happen to own anheirloom multi-jeweled watch that wasmade before 1950, it is almost certainthat its mechanisms were once lubricatedwith whale oil.
I address these points to partlyexplain why some laws may not conformto the ideal of being one with nature and“all creatures great and small.”
Laws in recent history were designedto assist in humanity’s material advance-ment by the planned exploitation ofnature, assuring profitability to thosewho would risk labor and resources forthe effort.
Thus, whales were long categorizedunder the legal heading of “fish.” Mind
you, this actually wasn’t due to abjectignorance of whale biology, but rather amatter of legal convenience in managinga marketplace resource.
Keep in mind that to this day lob-sters, clams, oysters and other shellfishgenerally fall under the legal headingof “fish” for the purpose of fishinglaw. Biologically, they’re no more fishthan whales.
This legal practice was actuallychallenged in 1818 in a famous NewYork case titled “Maurice v. Judd.” Thiscase originated out of a New York lawrequiring the inspection and stamping offish oil kegs before they were sold atmarket. In part, the intent of the law wasto assure that fish oil wasn’t sold inspoiled condition.
Since whale oil is not subject to thetype of spoilage envisioned by the law,Judd, a purveyor in whale oil, did notoffer his stock for inspection. Maurice,the local fish oil inspector, thought dif-ferently and fined Judd for failing todeliver his wares over for inspection.
Judd’s lawyers put on a lengthydefense including testimony from profes-sors in natural history demonstrating thatwhales were not “fish,” and thereforetheir oil was not subject to New York’sinspection laws.
Regardless, at the end of the trial thejury followed the prevailing legal inter-pretation on the matter that if it’s aliveand comes out of the sea, it’s a fish.Therefore, whale oil was not exemptfrom New York inspection laws.
But within months of this verdict,the New York legislator altered the fishoil law to distinguish whales from othersea life for the purposes of commerce.Again, keep in mind this was done for
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I certainly am no restaurant critic, and Ilearned over many years that you can’targue taste. I went several times with friendsto their favorite Chinese restaurant. Theyloved it, but it took me two days to recover.
The restaurant is now closed. So Iguess I’m vindicated. But one of the greatthings about boating in Broward andMiami-Dade is that there are plenty ofwaterfront restaurants to visit.
A favorite was Tugboat Annie’s on theDania Cutoff Canal. It had good food andmusic on the weekends. My wife especiallyliked the fact that Capt. Kenny was on handat the dock to help with the lines. But alas, adry storage building now stands whereTugboat Annie’s used to be.
Another of my favorite locations wasShirttail Charlie’s on the New River; alsoout of business. I hope this is not a pattern.It’s now called The Pirate Republic.
Just east of Andrews Avenue in FortLauderdale is the Downtowner Saloon.Dockage is available for a few boats. Onseveral occasions there was someone sleep-ing on the park bench who jumped up andhelped with the lines. The food is good here,and on Sundays they have a “world famous”brunch. It’s right next to the county jail; soit’s a good place to spend some time aftervisiting your friends who are “doing time”
Across the river from the Downtowneris Riverwalk. Several restaurants residethere but they change too often for me tokeep track. On the first Sunday of eachmonth SunTrust hosts the Sunday JazzBrunch. I went last year by boat and wassurprised to find dockage available right infront of Riverwalk.
After tying up and unloading our beachchairs we met the dockmaster, who askedwhere we were going. “To the JazzBrunch,” I replied.
“Well you won’t have any problemfinding a seat as you are a week early,” hesaid politely.
I did what any respectable captainwould do. I blamed my wife.
I recently visited Jimbo’s Sand Bar bythe Dania Bridge (no relation to Jimbo’s onVirginia Key). It’s next to the formerMartha’s. I may have helped Martha’s goout of business since I don’t eat seafood. Ihadn’t been to Jimbo’s for several months,as the previous time I went we ordered fourburgers and only got two.
On this trip, business was back to nor-mal and the service was good. The waitresseven remembered me. Hopefully it wasn’tbecause of the big stink I made over themissing burgers.
Jimbo’s has redone its docks, but thecurrent can be pretty strong so you need topay attention. A few years ago whenMartha’s was open, a 100-foot yacht wasdocking, and the controls failed causing theyacht to slam into the bridge, sinking a diveboat docked at Angler’s Cove (nowJimbo’s) in the process.
An important rule to follow whendocking at any waterfront restaurant: Becareful when someone at the dock wants tohelp with the lines.
I was once at a Hollywood restaurantand was getting ready to depart when therewas a strong northeast wind. I told my crewto release the bowline last. I had just startedthe engines when Bubba jumps off his barstool and releases the bowline. My bowswung out and I had all to do to release thestern line as it was under a lot of pressure.Luckily, catastrophe was averted.
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I also like the 15th Street Fisheries located at LauderdaleMarina. Call the marina for docking assistance. The down-stairs patio is casual, and you can watch the tarpon feeding.Please do not feed the birds. Even though the restaurant hasstrung fishing line outside, the birds can be a problem.
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Bob E Sherman is a boater based in HallandaleBeach. He can be reached via his website at www.bobesh-erman.com.
Palm Beach’s marina plan comes at a time that manyboaters seem to be hugging the Florida coastline insteadof venturing out to more exotic locales such as theCaribbean islands.
“With the downturn in the economy and the con-sistent high cost of gasoline many landlubbers are tak-ing ‘staycations’ instead of costlier vacations and thesame is true for the yachting community,” Bright saidin an email.
“The Palm Beach County Intracoastal Waterway expan-sion is the same ‘staycation’ concept, low cost relaxation andactivities in their own backyards,” she explained.
Alison Pruitt, executive director at the Marine IndustriesAssociation of Palm Beach County, said boat size plays a rolein just how far boaters are traveling these days.
“If you’re talking about the owners of a 24-footer who aretaking their kids tubing on Saturday, then maybe,” she said oftheir likelihood to stay close to home.
She says multiple marina destinations will lure Browardboaters to Palm Beach.
“As a boater myself, some days I’ll boat in Broward and
some days I’ll boat in Palm Beach County,” Pruitt said.John Workman, dock master at the Falls at Marina Bay in
Fort Lauderdale, said while he is primarily looking to attractowners of vessels 60 feet or less, he is seeing a change in boat-ing at all ends of the spectrum.
“The people who have the big boats, they’ve definite-ly cut back. Instead of doing big trips, they’re just doing alittle island hopping, and may be cutting back on crews.”
The same holds true for local boaters with smaller craft.“I see an awful lot of weekend traffic now. I’m seeing less
overnight trips,” Workman said.With Florida on the heels of a deep economic recession,
it may be a sign of moderation in boating as a whole. Though2010 numbers were not available, vessel registrations inBroward County actually fell from 51,057 in 2008 to 45,373in 2009, according to the Florida Department of HighwaySafety and Motor Vehicle’s website.
Destinations off the beaten path such as the BoyntonHarbor Marina may benefit from the shift in boating behavior.
“It’s nice the county is interested in something so thatboaters who don’t want to go to the islands for three days cananchor up and spend the weekend in Palm Beach County,” theCRA’s Bright said.
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In fact, arguably, even present moratoriums onwhale hunting, set by the International WhalingCommission, occurred from concern for losing a valu-able product and resource — rather than losing any“kindly flippered friends” in the sea. Indeed, there areeven discussions that the present U.S. administrationmay be agreeing to increases in whale hunting quotasfor those nations that still have whaling fleets (essen-tially, Norway, Iceland, and Japan), claiming it willallow for a more “honest” number regarding the actu-al catch and its use.
So what is the lesson here? It seems that over timethe law does adapt to new information and innova-tions. But if change fails to result in a more efficientmarket and improve the everyday existence of theindividual person, legal adaptations will not be fol-lowed — regardless of any initial emotional appealfrom its advocates.
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“It was timing every time,” Gardiner says.“The previous dogma has always been that sharks ori-
ent towards odor by detecting greater concentration on oneside of the head over the other,” says shark sensory biolo-gist Stephen Kajiura from Florida Atlantic University inBoca Raton. “In this study, timing seems to trump concen-tration. It’s an exciting alternative way of looking at how weunderstand shark processing.”
Speedy hammerheads The results of this study may also have implications for
the evolution of other shark species. For example, accordingto anecdotal evidence, hammerhead sharks seem to swimfaster towards their prey than many other sharks — suggest-ing that they might have a better sense of smell.
The swimming speed of sharks as they track prey may belimited by the spacing of their nostrils. If they move into an
odor patch at a given angle, a faster shark will experience ashorter interval between the odor hitting the two nostrils, andif they swim too fast, the brain may not detect a time differ-ence at all.
Because the nostrils on hammerheads are more widelyspaced than on pointy-nosed sharks, if the two animals swiminto an odor patch at the same angle, the hammerhead willexperience a longer time delay, making it capable of receivinga directional cue while swimming faster and from a smallerangle of attack.
Gardiner admits that better olfaction can’t explain all of ashark’s characteristics. The winghead shark (Eusphyrablochii), which has one of the widest nostril separations, isn’tthe most recently evolved shark. Rather, sharks have regressed
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looked for decades. His lab examined the legendary abilityof sharks to smell a drop of blood from miles away. Theiras yet unpublished results do not support the myth —sharks probably aren’t any better at detecting odor than anyother fish. “With these new batches of information, maybewe can finally lay some myths to rest after decades of mis-information,” he says.
References: Gardiner, J . M. & Atema, J . Current Biology advance online publication doi:10.1016/j.cub.2010.04.053 (2010).
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BY RICHARD JORDANWaterfront Times Writer
FORT LAUDERDALE — Curving around the NewRiver’s western edge, seven contiguous vacant lots reflect themicrocosm of the last decade’s boom and bust.
Once known as Summerfield Boat Works, the 3.5-acreproperty sits east of I-95 and south of Davie Boulevard, boast-ing a rich history that has resulted in a deed eight inches thick.
In 2005 Susan Summerfield sold the property for $10million to Texas-based GreyHawk Marine, according to theBroward County Property Appraiser’s online records.
The plan was to slowly evolve the historic marina into amodern mega-yacht club called Pier 17. But the companychanged hands in 2006 to a New Orleans developer. Fiveyears later, Regions Bank is selling the land for $7.5 million.
“Our efforts are to keep it a marine storage and repairfacility — we think the original plans were absolutely spot onin terms of need,” says Kit Denison, owner of Denison MarineRealty, which has been representing the property since fore-closure last September.
Denison points to the initial success of GreyHawk,which leased out 10 of the marina’s 26 slips. With paperworkand permits in place, a marine facility would be the path ofleast resistance for city and county officials, he said.
Residents of neighborhood Shady Banks, where theproperty is located, like the current quietness. Though a Pier
17-like mega-yacht club would be acceptable, there’s opposi-tion to dry stack storage, said Tim Hager, Shady Banks HomeOwners Association president.
“It's a numbers game. The bigger the boats the less peo-ple, less traffic,” he said.
Dry stack storage would involve storing smaller boatspossibly from nearby Lauderdale Marine Center andRiverbend, two boatyards across the river, and lead to moretraffic than a mega-yacht dockominium.
Ideally, Hager would prefer the expansion of the adjacentKeith Park, which was purchased by Broward County andleased to the city in 2003.
“When they wanted to make that property a boatyard, Icouldn't believe it,” he said. “It was about the last piece ofundeveloped property along the New River.”
Early records show that a C.R. Breckenridge BoatYard, also known as Bossert Island in the 1930s, ownedthe property. According to local lore, Henry Summerfieldsailed a racing sloop from Toledo, Ohio to New York, andthen to Fort Lauderdale where he traded the boat for theBreckenridge Boat Yard.
The original yard was a quarter the size of the current
3.5-acre property. A dirt street along the river led south fromDavie Boulevard to the marina. Later Summerfield purchasedtwo adjacent lots and four lots across the street.
Meanwhile Shady Banks grew up around the marina.About 500 homes today sit on tree-lined streets in keepingwith the area’s name.
After Henry Summerfield passed away in 1960, the yardcontinued under private family ownership until the 2005 saleto GreyHawk.
Neighborhood residents say the most unsavory scenariowould be the development of a condominium complex.
There is a “push to squeeze maximum dollars fromevery square foot of waterfront land,” said Preston Larus,a former boatyard hand from and now a realtor for KellerWilliams in Sarasota.
The property is zoned industrial according to theBroward County Property Appraiser's online records.
Over the last few months, surveyors have been visitingthe site and taking environmental soil samples, increasingspeculation that a buyer is not far off. Prospective buyers per-form due diligence to qualify for loans and avoid lawsuits.
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Yachtcharter & Schifffahrts (Holsteiner Ufer 32; 49-30-436-668-36; exclusiv-yachtcharter.de) run tours within the city,including down the Spree, which cuts right through Berlin’shistoric center and forks around Museum Island, where youcan get a view of many of the city’s 19th-century architectur-al treasures.
Those who prefer a more personal nautical experiencecan rent a rowboat (8 euros, or $9.60 at $1.20 to the euro, anhour) or a motorboat (45 euros an hour) from the Rent-a-Boatoffice at the entrance to the Abtei Bridge in Treptower Park(49-177-299-32-62; rent-a-boat-berlin.com).
Go east along the Spree to take in a panorama of Bauhausindustrial buildings set among lush riverside forests, or floatamong the swans and weeping willows down theLandwehrkanal through Kreuzberg.
Or you can go west into Charlottenburg, where the Spreefeeds into the Havel River, and follow the bucolic riversidewestward until you reach the picturesque lake town ofWannsee and the Potsdam lake system, once a playground forPrussian kings.
Through late September, several tour companies offer
charters and run longer boat trips outside of the city. For justunder 20 euros, Stern und Kreis Kreisschiffahrt(Puschkinallee 15; 49-30-536-36-00; sternundkreis.de), basedat the Treptow Harbor, offers a seven-and-a-half-hour round-trip tour to Neue Muhle, an area partway between Berlin andPotsdam, that explores the beautiful lake system southeast ofBerlin.
Or you can pay 6 euros for a one-way trip to the outlyingdistrict of Kopenick, which, though a part of Berlin, feels likea sleepy old seaside village. There, you can spend the dayexploring the area and surrounding waters and catch a rideback into the central city with a 2.80 euro metro ticket just asthe Berlin night is starting up.
Up closeOn an Internet search, round trip, non refundable con-
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MoorBY CHARLY WILDERNew York Times News Service
Whether lured by its historic or cultural riches, visitors toBerlin are often surprised to find that the German capital sitson a vast system of waterways and is home to more bridgesthan Venice.
When the city was divided decades ago, large parts ofBerlin’s rivers, lakes and canals became unused border zonesor half-forgotten industrial areas. But in the years since, theyhave gradually meshed with the city, transforming from analmost overlooked urban footnote into a network of recreationand possibility.
Between the graffiti-speckled banks of the Spree River,tourist-packed double-decker ships maneuver around souped-up motorboats and makeshift rafts. And as the land along thewater has developed, boating has become an increasinglypopular pastime.
“There are more and more people each year,” saidChristopher Rollinghoff, whose boating school, BootsschuleRollinghoff (Muggelbergallee 1; 49-30-210-282-31; bootss-chule-berlin.de), prepares students for the boating licensetests administered by the city. In recent years, he added,there have been so many people signing up, the sessions aresometimes overbooked.
“A lot of people play golf. I have a boat,” said NormanOhler, from outside his riverside Berlin apartment. Ohler, anovelist and filmmaker, recently wrote an account of his solojourney on his vintage wooden cabin boat to Krakow, Poland.
Berlin’s more than 100 miles of navigable waters eventu-ally connect to the Baltic Sea, the North Sea and the Rhine, sothe city is ideal as a starting point for long trips like Ohler’s,but the waterways also offer a special vantage point for takingin the city itself.
For tourists, the most obvious option is an organized boattour. A handful of companies like Reederei Riedel (Planufer78; 49-30-616-579-30; reederei-riedel.de) and Exclusiv
OLIVER HARTUNG/New York TimesA tour on the Spree River inBerlin: With more than 100navigable miles, Berlin has morebridges than Venice.
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good store-bought hummus. I do not usemetal skewers; I prefer bamboo ones, whichdo not pierce or burn people as they eat.
You can easily give a choice of meatsby making pork brochettes. In any case,the marinade is the same. To create a dip-ping sauce for pork brochettes, I recom-mend stirring applesauce and horseradishsauce together in ratios that please you.
For your party, you might need morequantity than I have specified in therecipes, but you scarcely need a master’s inhigher mathematics to increase servings.
I do not always go cute. In fact, mostof my life I have run screaming from it.
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We people are very primitive: Werespond to the elements. Why wouldn’tyou want to have a party when the skiesare blue and the idea of spending eveningswith friends is so very appealing? But toooften, you phone the usual suspects, invitethem all over and then wonder why youhave been stupid enough to interrupt a lazyweekend with high-level catering and non-stop work.
I am not sure that party stress can everbe fully relieved, but at least it is easy tolessen the load on the food front.
My panic-banishing program isstraightforward: concentrate on food thatcan be prepared in advance. In the summer,you might automatically, and understand-ably, think of providing plates of salads andcold tidbits, but they do not stand up well inthe heat. Nor, actually, am I keen oncanapés. I want to give people food that theycan pick at while they talk to one another butthat will also provide sustenance.
I am a complete convert to skewers –or kebabs, whatever you want to call them.You marinate the meat overnight – whichensures it will be tender as well as flavorful– then grill or broil the skewers as you needthem. And because of the moisturizingmarinade, you will find that if you leave theskewers out after cooking – food does nothave to be piping hot in the summer – theywill not harden and become tough.
Satay chicken is no new kid on theblock, but done properly it never loses itsappeal. I also like lamb brochettes – theFrench name gives them an elegance theyutterly deserve – with a little dipping saucemade by stirring yogurt and spices into
raspberry that sits on top of each minicheesecake, but do not fret if you cannotfind any. No one is going to complain.
Chicken SatayTime: About 25 minutes, plus 2 hours
marinating4 skinless, boneless chicken breast
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But I am totally sold on my adorable littlecheesecakes for dessert. You make thesebaby beauties in advance and refrigeratethem until needed.
The only problematic bit is pressinggraham cracker crumbs into mini-muffintins. It is not difficult, though, just time-consuming. If you have any children atyour disposal, use them here: Their littlefingers are ideal for this work. And do notbe afraid of bashing the tins as you turnthem upside down to remove the cheese-cakes. I hit my tins hard with a rolling pinand have never had any breakage.
Fresh mint looks lovely under the
A party on a stick can be a breeze in the kitchenGalley.
JONATHAN PLAYER/The New York TimesLamb Brochettes with a Humus Dip, and Chicken Satay are moist and easy to prepare. Add a pork version for more choice.
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1,ThursdayMarine Historical Society: 7:30 p.m. meeting at Fort Lauderdale CityHall, 100 Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale. 954-584-4926.Under Sea Adventurers Dive Club: 7 p.m. meeting at Best Western,1050 E. Newport Center Drive, Deerfield Beach. Free and open to thepublic. 561-637-0988.Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meeting Thursdays at vari-
ous Fort Lauderdale locations. 954-462- -4575; www.sailingsingles.org.Miami Sport Fishing Club: 8 p.m. meeting the first and third Thursdayof the month at 1711 W. 38th Place, unit 1104, Hialeah. 305-885-1666.Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
2, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m., Higher Ground performs on thefootball field at Holiday Park, located on Sunrise Boulevard and FederalHighway, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Hollywood Nights: 8 p.m. to midnight live entertainment the first andthird Friday of the month along 20th Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard,downtown Hollywood. No cost. 954-921-3016.Broadwalk Friday Fest: 7-9 p.m. at Hollywood Beach Theater, onJohnson Street and the Broadwalk, Hollywood. Free. 954-921-3404.
3, Saturday“Saturday Nite Alive:” 7-11 p.m. musical entertainment, street per-formers, arts and crafts, restaurant and bar specials on State RoadA1A from Harbor Drive to Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. No cost.954-564-8300.Yoga in the Park: 10 a.m. Saturdays at Riverwalk’s Esplanade Park,20 N. New River Drive, Fort Lauderdale. All ages and levels welcome.Bring water, mat and towel. 954-468-1541.
4, SundayIndependence DayFourth of July Spectacular: 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at 600 SeabreezeBlvd., Fort Lauderdale beach, Fort Lauderdale. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.on State Road A1A and Las Olas Boulevard. Spectator vessels arewarned against anchoring on coral reef. All vessels should maintain alookout for endangered species, especially sea turtles and manatees.954-828-5363.Hollywood Hometown Fourth of July: noon. to 9 p.m. on Hollywoodbeach, Hollywood. 954-921-3400.Pompano Beach Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza: 9 p.m. onthe city’s Main Public Beach, north and south of the Pompano FishingPier. 954-786-4111.Third Annual July 4th Celebration: 6:30-9:30 p.m. at Sunset CoveAmphitheatre, 12551 Glades Road, Boca Raton. No admission.561-488-8069.Dream Car Classic: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. along Hollywood Boulevard from19th Avenue west to 21st Avenue, downtown Hollywood, the firstSunday of the month. No cost. 954-921-3016.Seven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast for internationalgroup of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg & You Diner, 2621N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public welcome. 954-771-5660;www.ssca.org.Jazz Brunch: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every first Sunday of the month along Riverwalk, from the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to DDA Plaza, Fort Lauderdale. No cost;www.fortlauderdale.gov/events/jazzbrunch.Broward Model Boat Club: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Markham Park, 16001W. State Rd. 84, Sunrise. 954-389-2000 or 954-687-6462.Historic Hammerstein House Tours: 1-4 p.m. the first Sunday of themonth at 1520 Polk St., Hollywood. No cost. 954-923-5590.
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JULY 5, MondayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.Knights of Pythias: 7 p.m. meeting the first and third Monday of themonth at Golden Glades Inn, 16500 NW Second Ave., North Miami.954-680-3412.Social Bridge Games: 12:15-3:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays atFort Lauderdale Bridge Club, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale.Cost: $6 nonmembers, $4 members. 954-565-3127.
6,TuesdaySafe Boating Course: 7 p.m., sponsored by Pompano BeachPower Squadron, 3701 NE 18th Terrace, Pompano Beach. 954-579-8000 or 561-395-1705; www.usps.org/pompano.
Beginning Bridge Lessons: 6:30-8:45 p.m. Tuesdays at the FortLauderdale Bridge Club, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale. Cost:$10. 954-565-3127.
7, WednesdayBroward Urban River Trails: 6 p.m. meeting the first Wednesday ofthe month at the Island City Park Preserve, 823 NE 28th St., WiltonManors. 954-462-7766.South Florida Women Divers: 6 p.m. dinner followed 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 first Wednesday of themonth. Check website for location; www.sfdi.com.Multihull Association of South Florida: 8 p.m. meeting at the MiamiYacht Club, 1001 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. 305-377-9877 or 305-371-0703; www.masf-multihulls.com.Support Group: 7 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people withmental illness the first and third Wednesday at Soref JewishCommunity Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241.
8,ThursdayFort Lauderdale Boat Club: 8 p.m. meeting the second Thursday ofthe month at local restaurants. 954-782-4968 or 954-920-9597.Après Plongee Dive Club: 7:30 p.m. meeting the second Thursday ofthe month at Lighthouse Dive Center, 2507 N. Ocean Blvd., PompanoBeach. 954-782-1100.Sailing Singles of South Florida: 7 p.m. meeting Thursdays at var ious For t Lauderdale locat ions. 954-462-4575;www.sailingsingles.org.Yoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
9, Friday Miami Yacht Club: 8 p.m. meeting the second Friday of the month,1001 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. 305-377-9877.South Florida Beach Safety Expo: 1-7 p.m. lifeguard competitionsand demonstrations today and Saturday at Fort Lauderdale AquaticComplex, 501 Seabreeze Drive, Fort Lauderdale. No cost.954-324-1181.Starlight Musical: 7-10 p.m. Curbstone performs (’50s, ’60s, ’70smusic) at Holiday Park, located on Sunrise Boulevard and FederalHighway, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Riverwalk Get Downtown: 5-8 p.m. cocktail hour in the Plaza at LasOlas, 333 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $20-$25.Beginning Bridge Lessons: 9:30-11:30 a.m. every Friday atPompano Bridge Club, 180 SW Sixth St., Pompano Beach. $7 per les-son. 954-565-3127.Bridge Games: 12:30-3:30 p.m. daily except Sunday at St. DemetriosChurch, 815 NE 15th Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $6. 954-565-3127 or954-304-3191.
10, SaturdayAbout Boating Safely: 8:30 a.m., sponsored by the U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary at the Miami Beach Police Department, 1100 WashingtonAve., Miami Beach. Cost: $25. 305-428-2453.“Saturday Nite Alive:” 7-11 p.m. musical entertainment, street per-formers, arts and crafts, restaurant and bar promotions on State RoadA1A from Harbor Drive to Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. No cost.954-564-8300.Hurricane Essentials: 12-5 p.m. family class on the art of cookingwithout electricity, at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W.Flagler St., Miami. No cost. 305-375-1492; www.hmsf.org.Support Group: 2 p.m. meeting for families and friends of people withmental illness on the second and fourth Saturday of the month atMemorial Hospital Outpatient building, 3300 N. 29th Ave., Hollywood.954-566-2422.
11, SundaySeven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast for internationalgroup of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg & You Diner, 2621N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public welcome. 954-771-5660;www.ssca.org.Sunday Swim Lessons: for toddlers and adults at Fort LauderdaleAquatic Complex, 501 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Cost: $70 for10 30-minute classes. 954-270-0852.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.Model Boat Club: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., for all ages, at Markham Park,16001 W. State Road 84, Sunrise. Cost: $1.50 for park entrance, kidsunder 5 free. 954-389-2000; http://hambe3.net/index.html.
12, Monday About Boating Safely: 7 p.m., sponsored by the U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary at Elks Lodge, 6304 SW 78th St., Miami. Cost: $55.305-804-9630.
13,TuesdayBroward Boating Club: 8 p.m., meets the second Tuesday of themonth at American Legion Post 304, 41 NE First Court, Dania Beach.954-316-0236.Gulfstream Sailing Club: 7:30 meeting the second Tuesday of themonth at Downtowner Saloon, Maxwell Room, 408 S. Andrews Ave.,Fort Lauderdale. www.gulfstreamsailingclub.org.Full Moon Kayak Tour: 7:30-10 p.m., for ages 14 to adult, at HollandPark, 801 Johnson St., Hollywood. Cost: $35. 954-967-4644 or 954-328-5231.Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 6:30-8:45 p.m. for advanced, beginnerand intermediate players on Tuesdays at the Fort Lauderdale BridgeClub, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale.954-565-3127.
14,WednesdaySeabird Yacht Club: 6:30 p.m. social hour and dinner meeting the sec-ond Wednesday of the month at the Royal Fiesta Restaurant in theCove Shopping Plaza, 1680 SE Third Court, Deerfield Beach.www.seabirdyachtclub.com.South Florida Fishing Club: 6:30 p.m. dinner at Tony Romas, 18050Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach, followed by 7:30 p.m. meeting.Reservations required. 305-725-7250.Broward Urban River Trails: 5:30 p.m. meeting at SecretWoods Nature Center, 2701 W. State Road 84, For tLauderdale. 954-791-1030.Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing: Southeast Florida chapter meets the second Wednesday of the month. 954-923-3072;www.geocities.com/llgfsoutheastflorida.Broward Shell Club: 7 p.m. meeting at the Emma Lou Olson Civic
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20,TuesdayDel Brown Invitational Permit Tournament Kick-off &Captain’s Meeting: 5:30 p.m. at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130Overseas Highway on Stock Island. Entry fee: $1,500 per angler.305-942-0428.Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 6:30-8:45 p.m. for advanced, begin-
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21, WednesdayKey West Marlin Tournament Kick-off: 4-6 p.m. at Conch Republic Seafood Company, 631 Greene St., Key West. Entry fees start at $1,800 per boat for two anglers. 305-292-2710;www.keywestmarlin.com.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 people withmental illness the first and third Wednesday at Soref JewishCommunity Center, 6501 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation. 954-472-8241.
22,ThursdayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
23, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m. Mary Washington Brooks(blues) performs at Holiday Park, located on Sunrise Boulevardand Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.
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24, SaturdayRiverwalk Urban Market: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. green market at EsplanadePark, 400 SW Second St., Fort Lauderdale. Ends for the summer today.No cost. 954-205-9648.“Saturday Nite Alive:” 7-11 p.m. musical entertainment, street per-formers, arts and crafts, restaurant and bar specials on State RoadA1A from Harbor Drive to Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. No cost.954-564-8300.Indian River Nautical Flea Market & Seafood Fest: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.today and Sunday at Indian River Fairgrounds, 7955 58th Ave., VeroBeach. 954-205-7813.
25, SundaySeven Seas Cruising Association: 8 a.m. breakfast for Internationalgroup of cruising sailors, in the back room of the Egg & You Diner, 2621N. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Public welcome. 954-771-5660;www.ssca.org.RedGhost Stalk Backcountry Fishing Tournament Kick-off: 5 p.m.,for two groups: ages 9 to 17 and 18 to 35, at the Islamorada FishingClub, MM 82 bayside, Islamorada. Entry fee: $75 per angler.305-664-5250.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.
26, MondayYoga Class: 5-6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Secret Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
27,TuesdayFort Lauderdale Bridge Club: 6:30-8:45 p.m. for advanced, beginnersand intermediate players on Tuesdays at the Fort Lauderdale Bridge Club, Holiday Park, 700 NE Sixth Terrace, Fort Lauderdale.954-565-3127.
28, WednesdayPompano Beach Offshore Anglers: meets 7:30 p.m. at Gallupi’sRestaurant, located 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., WestPalm Beach. 561-832-6780.
29,ThursdayBiscayne Bay Sailing Club: 6:30 p.m. meeting at Joe’s Tiki Bar, in theSonesta 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 Woods NatureCenter, 2701 W. State Road 84, Dania Beach. Cost: $9 per class or 10classes for $80. 954-791-1030.
30, FridayStarlight Musical Concert: 7-10 p.m. classic rock ‘n roll at HolidayPark, located on Sunrise Boulevard and Federal Highway, FortLauderdale. No cost. 954-828-5363.Single Gourmet: 7 p.m. Friday dinner and dances at local upscalerestaurants for singles. 954-723-9608.
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“Anchoring Modern Sailboats:” 10:30 to 1 p.m. discussion withauthor Charles Kanter at Sailorman, 350 E. State Road 84, FortLauderdale. 954-522-6716.
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1 teaspoon sugar2 tablespoons salted, roasted peanuts1/4 cup peanut oil6 scallions, trimmedZest of lemon, removed in strips.
1. Cut chicken breast halves lengthwiseinto long strips, about 5 from each. Place ina freezer storage bag, and set aside.
2. In a food processor, combine allremaining ingredients. Process to make asmooth paste. Add to bag of chicken, sealbag, and mix well so that chicken is wellcoated. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours,preferably overnight.
3. About an hour before cooking, soak10 bamboo skewers in water. Heat a grillor broiler. Thread two long strips of chick-en onto each skewer. Grill or broil untillightly browned and crisp on edges.
Yield: 10 skewers.
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Time: About 20 minutes, plusovernight marinating and 1 hour for soak-ing skewers
For marinating and grilling:1 pound boneless lamb in 1-inch
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1. Place lamb cubes in a freezer bag,and add pomegranate molasses, garlic oil,allspice, cumin and coriander. Seal bag,and mix well so lamb is coated.Refrigerate overnight or up to two days.
2. About 1 hour before grilling, place10 bamboo skewers in water to soak.
3. Heat grill. In a small mixing bowl,combine hummus, yogurt and cumin.Season with lemon juice to taste, andrefrigerate until needed. When ready togrill, remove lamb from refrigerator.Thread three or four pieces of lamb ontoeach skewer. Grill lamb so that it is searedon outside but still tender inside. Checkmeat by cutting a cube and tasting.
4. Arrange cooked skewers on a plat-ter, and garnish with lemon wedges. Placehummus mixture in two small servingbowls, dust each bowl with a little cumin,and serve.
Yield: 10 brochettes.
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5. Place jelly in a small pan over lowheat until melted. Put a dab (about 1/8 tea-spoon) in center of each cake. Place a mintleaf on jelly and a raspberry on top.Refrigerate.
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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.DEERFIELD BEACH- 2/2 newly remodeledkitchen, den. Gated•Gym•Tennis•Clubhouse•Pool & Marina $1250/mo. 954-298-9875Townhouse 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.
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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
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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.
Must See !! $ 379,000. Call 954-829-0060 or e-mail: [email protected]
Century 21Tenace Realty
Maria Vosilla, CPMS
954-829-0060
Lighthouse Point
OFFICE SUITE..........550 Sq Ft - $700 per month
Plus BAYS...... 550 Sq Ft - $600;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...............1,150 Sq Ft with OFFICE,10’ overhead doors. $1,200 per month275 SW 33rd Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida( near Ft Lauderdale Int’l Airport & Port Everglades, South of SR 84)
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/month
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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. $499,000.
• 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.
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 Corner, new paint/carpet.................. $187,500.• 2/2 Panoramic tennis/canal view.................. $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 1st Floor, beautiful direct river view....... $224,900.• 2/2 Corner with washer/dryer, wood floor.... $229,000.• 2/2 Completely remodeled with view of New River, canal & city.. $230,000.• 2/2 Direct New River & Pool view................ $239,000.• 2/2 Panoramic Riverfront View - great buy!.. $239,900.• 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.• 3/2 Rare 3-bdrm corner remodeled canal view. $245,000.
RIVER REACH RENTALS• 1-Bedroom................................. $900-$1,150/month.• 2-Bedroom............................. $1,200-$1,600/month.
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of Elite Sales Group
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.
FORT LAUDERDALE
“BAL HARBOUR”
Unique contemporary Masterpiece 6/6.5
6,500 sq feet. Wide water, 80-160 feet on
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
of Elite Sales Group
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