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VOL. XXIX, No. 10 • October 2018

HOPE IN THE HILLSA Daughter’s Story of Addiction,Loss and RecoveryMeet Natalie Marston-Salem, Founder of Highly AccreditedLuxury Rehab Center, Fountain Hills Recovery

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J&G Steakhouse Reopens Following Stylish RefreshThe Valley’s favorite dining destination for fine food and stunning

views, J&G Steakhouse at The Phoenician recently reopened following athree-month-long refresh and revitalization. Now open nightly for dinnerfrom 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., J&G Steakhouse also premiered ExecutiveChef Jacques Qualin’s exciting new seasonal menu, including all-newstandouts such as a 30-ounce Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye and a toweringRack of Lamb served ‘haystack-style’ in a bed of fragrant and still-smok-ing herbs and hay (both entrées serve two people). Plus, J&G Steakhouse,recently named a 2018 Wine Spectator “Best of Excellence Award” win-ner, is also serving up a tasty new cocktail menu handcrafted by headmixologist, Robert Porter, including a jalapeno-spiked Fiery Mandarin,and a south-of-the-border twist on a true classic, the Mezcal Negroni.

Inspired by the dramatic desert landscape just beyond J&G’s famedfloor-to-ceiling window walls, the all-new interiors were crafted byParker Torres Design, the internationally-renowned firm behind ThePhoenician’s luxurious new lobby, lounge, spa and pool. At J&G, fromthe moment they step off the elevators at this fine dining penthouse,guests are enveloped in a stylish yet sophisticated décor, starting with the

revamped J&Glounge featuringall-new seating anda striking newglass teardropchandelier sus-pended over therich red onyx stonebar-top. Backinside the multi-level main diningroom, the updatedcolor palette show-cases the deep redsand neutral creamsand greys of itsSonoran Desert surroundings, complemented by low-slung midcenturymodern-inspired booths and seating, accented with brassy chandeliersand polished metal elements. Plus, J&G’s scenic outdoor dining pationow offers refinished fire pits, expanded seating on modern new ‘string’chairs and the addition of ceiling fans to transform this space into a year-round alfresco dining destination.

Aside from the spectacular new Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye and‘haystack-style’ Rack of Lamb, J&G Steakhouse’s premiere fall menuboasts all-new flavors such as Roasted Porcini & Chestnut Risotto withfresh herbs, Roasted Red Snapper with baby leeks, mushroom vinaigrette,chimayo oil, Grilled Beef Tenderloin with crunchy potatoes, smoky toma-to compote, and a revamped cheeseburger now ground with flavorful beefbrisket. Plus, J&G has added a decadent Alaskan King Crab Legs entrée,and you can now top any steak with crab legs or grilled lobster for theultimate surf and turf feast.

J&G Steakhouse at The Phoenician is located at 6000 E. CamelbackRoad in Scottsdale. For more information, call (480) 214-8000 or visitwww.jgsteakhousescottsdale.com. v

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From the Publisher…October is here, and thankfully the cooler

temperatures are settling in on the Valley ofthe Sun. This is my favorite time of year, andI am sure that it is a nice reminder of why youchose Arizona as your place to call home.

Along with the cooler temperatures, comesthe holidays; it is hard to believe that they areright around the corner. Start planning yourholiday parties and events early, as many ofthe restaurants and caterers book up fast.

Check out the Service Directory on page20 to give you information. We would like to ask our readers to con-sider our advertisers and supporters first when planning an event orlooking for services. After all, they are supporting your community!

It is never too early to start your holiday shopping, so head on overto Biltmore Fashion Park and start browsing for the special people inyour life. With all the fall sales, you are sure to find some great giftideas and some exceptional bargains.

Fall is also when many of the charity events are held. Be sure tocontact your favorite charities and see what events are available foryou to volunteer at and support. Every month we at Biltmore Lifestylestry to inform our readers of as many charity events as possible. If youhave an event that you would like us to highlight, please send yourinformation to the email address below. We are always excited to pro-mote local charity events!

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The 4th Annual Phoenix KnuckleBall: A Pitch for Life Gala

Join the Joe Niekro Foundationfor the Annual Phoenix Knuckle Ball:A Pitch for Life Gala on November3rd, 2018 at the Hyatt Regency –Scottsdale Resort & Spa at GaineyRanch, in support of brain aneurysm,AVM and hemorrhagic strokeresearch and awareness.

This year’s keynote speaker isChicago White Sox pitcher DannyFarquhar. In April, Farquhar nearlydied from a ruptured brain aneurysmin the dugout after pitching in thegame. He is now dedicated to recov-ering and returning to the game.

“I am honored to be the keynotespeaker at the 4th Annual KnuckleBall,” said Farquhar. “I am looking forward to being a part of the eventput on by on such a great organization that does so much for others affect-ed by brain aneurysms. My life is forever changed by what happened tome, and I am incredibly blessed to be able to continue to do what I love

while sharing my story.” During the evening, the Patients

Choice Award will be given to the follow-ing recipients from the Phoenix area:Felipe C. Albuquerque, M.D., BarrowBrain and Spine, Peter J. Sunenshine,M.D., Banner Health, Bernard R. Bendok,M.D., Mayo Clinic, and Kerry Knievel,D.O., Barrow Neurological Institute.

The Joe Niekro Foundation™ wasfounded by Natalie Niekro, daughter of22-year MLB veteran Joe Niekro, in 2008after her father’s sudden passing from aruptured brain aneurysm. The firstKnuckle Ball, named after the pitch thatmade Joe Niekro famous, took place in

2009 in Houston, TX where he spent the majority of his career.“Our mission here at the Joe Niekro Foundation is to continue the fight

in raising awareness of Brain Aneurysms, AVM’s and Strokes. We arecommitted to helping develop a network of strength for patients, theirfamilies and their caregivers. This journey is long, but we are committedto succeeding,” said Aimee Hass, Director of Marketing Operations &Communications with the Joe Niekro Foundation.

The Joe Niekro Foundation is committed to supporting patients andaiding in the research and treatment of brain aneurysms, AVM’s and hem-orrhagic strokes. Their goal is to raise awareness about the risk factors,causes and treatments of these conditions, while helping support theadvancement of neurological research.

Proceeds from this year’s event will go towards the advancement andexpansion of the foundation’s Patient Services and Education Program, aswell as the establishment of a localized clinical research grant for applicantsin the Phoenix area. Tickets start at $300 per person. To purchase ticketsor sponsorship packages visit www.PhoenixKnuckleBall.org or contactJacqueline Cruz at (480) 292-0862 or jcruz@joeniekrofoundation. v

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Halloween extravaganzaBenefiting PHoenix CHildren’s HosPital

returns to Cave CreekCave Creek residents, volunteers from all over the Phoenix metropol-

itan area, and the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation invite adultsand families to experience three spooktacular Halloween nights benefit-ing children in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

“Event sponsors, donors, adults and children are all needed to helpcritically ill children and families who do not have the resources to accessthe life-saving care they need” states Cindy Wiener, Event Organizer andHost.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital has been recognized by U.S. News andWorld Report as Best Children’s Hospital seven years in a row. It is theonly hospital in Arizona solely dedicated to children’s health care, and itprovides these services regardless of the family’s ability to pay.

Last year, the hospital provided more than $8 million in uncompensat-ed care to families in need.

“A Night to Remember for the Children” HalloweenExtravaganza VIP Event promises to be the gala of the haunting seasonwith Live DJ by AZ Sound Experience, drinks and gourmet food byCelebrity Chef Kat, aerial performances by 3 Queens Circus, photo booth,silent auction, raffle, gift bags and more. Costumes are encouraged.

The event is Saturday, October 20th from 6:30 p.m. until late andwill be held at 28318 North 56th Street in Cave Creek. Sponsorshipsare available from $100 to $1000. Tickets are $30 per person and $100for groups of four. Donations can be made and tickets are available bycalling (480)588-6628 or e-mailing [email protected].

“A Night to Remember for the Children” Halloween FamilyNights will bring Halloween to life at an outdoor haunt. In addition to aspectacular lights display, there will be refreshments, music, face paint-ing, movies, games and more.

This event is Friday, October 26th and Saturday, October 27th,2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at 28318 North 56th Street in CaveCreek. This is a free event, but donations will be greatly appreciated. v

Fabric Trends for the SeasonBy Tina Mellino, Interior and Lifestyle Designer, Allied ASID

As a design professional, one subject I often getasked about is color and pattern palette trends. Howmuch longer will gray be in? What patterns and printshave the most longevity, and what is trending in thedesign forefront? Along with paint companies, I alwayslook to stellar fabric houses for their latest forecast incolor, pattern and material leads.

Pindler, an industry pioneer and leader in the art of fabric design anddevelopment, provides uniquely sourced fabrics, materials and trims fromall over the world. Their top trends recently released include:

The return of Large Florals and Chintz. A classic for traditional andtransitional, upholstery florals are returning in the form of large livelystatement florals that bring numerous color options and energy to designa room around. Along with floral prints, we are also seeing a return to‘Tropical & Botanical’ prints like luscious greens and intense pops ofcolor with a contemporary twist.

Color is rich and saturated. Shadesof green are inspired by outdoor ele-ments and are even more vibrant whenused in plush pile velvet and silk blends.Blues are here to stay and are reimaginedas ‘Jewel Blue’ and ‘Inky-Blue’ a greatneutral treated with high-intensity juststeps away from ‘peacock blue.’

Orange-Spice has returned addingwarmth to any space and is a favorite intransitional spaces. Yellow is consideredan emerging color trend seen in deepgold to antiqued mustard following thekitchen and bath ‘brass finish trend’ thathas been leading the way.

Midcentury Geos. Midcentury mad-ness continues with modern architectural inspiration featuring boldshapes, clean lines and geometric minimalism. Black and white combi-nations and punchy ‘pop-colors’ in luxe fabric applications like velvet andembroidery give midcentury designs extra staying power.

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Famed Valley Dentist Now Offering Virtual Smile Consultations

Studio B Smiles and Dr. John Badolato arepleased to announce a high-tech, completelycomplimentary new solution for people look-ing for a professional dental consultationfrom the comfort of their own home. Theaward-winning Cosmetic & Family Dentistryin Scottsdale has created a space on theirwebsite (www.studiobsmiles.com) wherepotential patients can upload pictures of theirproblematic smiles. Dr. Badolato will per-sonally review each patient’s dental statusand provide a custom video and slide showexplaining best options and solutions.

“This new Virtual Smile Consultation service is especially great forpeople who don’t live in town, or are not available for a live chat,” saysDr. Badolato (aka Dr. B). “It’s all about connecting with patients andfinding ways to make taking care of their teeth convenient and easy.”

Dr. B is familiar with working with patients from all around the nation,as he is the longtime Official Team Dentist for the Phoenix Suns, PhoenixMercury and Arizona Diamondbacks. And to make it even easier forpotential patients, Smile B Studios has expanded to downtown Phoenix,opening a new satellite office right next door to Talking Stick ResortArena. The new state-of-the-art facility is named the Steward Orthopedic& Sports Medicine Center and is housed inside the historical MercantileExchange building.

For more information about Studio B Smiles and their Virtual SmileConsultation, please visit www.studiobsmiles.com. v

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In addition to live horseracing, fans canwatch, wager and win on simulcasts from majorracetracks from around the country. And forfans who can’t get to the track, there are 58 OffTrack Betting locations statewide.

The 131-day meet features a stakes programworth $2 million, including the $30,000Bienvenidos Stakes on Opening Day October13th. Other stakes races include the $75,000Cotton Fitzsimmons Mile (Jan. 12) the $75,000Phoenix Gold Cup (Feb. 9), and the $50,000Turf Paradise Derby (Feb. 16).

Opening Day is just the beginning. The

season also includes:• Two Day Breeders Cup Party November

2nd and 3rd (All day buffet on the 3rd)• A Thanksgiving Weekend Party • Super Saturday February 9th featuring the

$75,000 Phoenix Gold Cup• 63rd Anniversary Party featuring the

$75,000 Cotton Fitzsimmons Mile January12th

• Wiener Dog Races March 2nd• Kentucky Derby Party May 4thTurf Paradise General Manager Vincent

Francia said, “As new fans discover the sport ofhorseracing thanks to another Triple Crownwinner, we also want to welcome back our cur-rent fans who have been waiting all summer towatch, wager and win on live and localhorseracing. We also want to devote part of theday to honor the men and women who servetheir country and their community.”

Turf Paradise’s 63rd season runs fromOctober 13th to May 5th. Turf Paradise, locatedat 19th Ave. and Bell Road, first opened itsdoors in 1956 and has operated at the samelocation ever since. It has maintained Arizona’shorse racing tradition for more than six decades.

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The wait is almost over for horseracing fans as Turf Paradise gets ready to start its 63rd seasonOctober 13th. In addition to a full card of live, local horseracing, the day will also feature cere-monies honoring veterans and first responders. Plus the first 5,000 paid admissions will receive afree Opening Day t-shirt.

The day also features live music, a kids’ fun park and a barbecue tent. The season begins asfans are celebrating yet another Triple Crown victory as Justify took the honors trained byArizona’s own Bob Baffert who ran horses at Turf Paradise in the 1990’s.

Opening Day’s featured race will be the $30,000 Bienvenidos Stakes. Gates open at 11:00 a.m.October 13th and the first post time is 12:55. As always, Grandstand admission is $3 and generalparking is free.

Turf Paradise will also be holding ceremonies throughout the day honoring veterans, NativeAmerica veterans and first responders in addition to offering free grandstand admission to veterans,active military, as well as police officers and fire fighters. Beneficiaries of these events will beMCLEF (Marine Corp Law Enforcement Foundation) and the Southwest Indian Foundation.

Live Horseracing Returns to the Valley October 13thIconic Track Celebrates with Free T-Shirts and Ceremony Honoring Veterans, First Responders


Huss Brewing’s “FiveYears of Chasing Dreams”

Founded in Tempe in 2013 by the husbandand wife team of Leah and Jeff Huss, HussBrewing Co. is celebrating its 5th anniversarywith a can’t-miss concert and local beer and foodfestival on Saturday, October 27th from 4:00p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Unspooling across the grass-lined grounds of Singh Meadows in Tempe,the Huss Brewing “Five Years of ChasingDreams” festival will fea-ture performances by localmusician (and GM of theHuss Uptown Taproom),Mike Chapman, as well asa headlining performancef r o m t h e p o p u l a rNashville-based band, LosColognes. Plus, enjoygourmet fare served up byseveral of the Valley’s bestlocal chefs. Local restau-rants will include Arcadia Meat Market, the MeatMarket of Cave Creek, the Latin Kitchen andVegan Invasion. And be sure to save room forkid-friendly roast-your-own S’moreskits! Huss Brewing will also be pouring theirlineup of award-winning Huss Family of Beersas well as seasonal and small-batch brews.

Tickets to the Huss Brewing “Five Years ofChasing Dreams” festival are $10 perperson, and kids 15 and under are free. Foodand drink is not included in ticket price. Ticketsare on-sale now at www.eventbrite.com/e/5-years-of-chasing-dreams-huss-brewing-5-year-anniversary-tickets-49455095522.

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Committed to Bettering Lives and Healing Addiction with Dignity, Fountain HillsRecovery Launches #Makethecall Campaign to Address Addiction Crisis Head On

My eyes well up when I think about my father, Maurice Marston, onwhat would have been his 67th birthday. I believe I could’ve done moreto save his life. However, my Dad, the 30-year Fire Captain who savedlives for a living, was overtaken by his own battle with drugs and alcohol.As a result, we didn’t speak for years, however before he died we reunitedfor a very short time for which I’ll be eternally grateful.

After he passed away, Ifelt a lot of guilt. I’m notsure if guilt is the rightword as there was a little bitof denial about him havingthe issues as severe as hedid. I wished I had triedharder to get him the helphe needed. I wasn’t able tohelp my father with hisstruggles, and that will for-ever weigh heavy on me.However, going forwardmy husband John Salemand I wanted to help others

emerge from this downward spiral by founding Fountain Hills Recovery.-Natalie Marston-Salem, Founder, Fountain Hills Recovery

This Fall Fountain Hills Recovery is launching an important cam-paign to empower those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction andtheir families to seek help. “In light of several recent celebrity drug andalcohol overdose deaths, the addiction epidemic continues to spiral outof control, and the consequences of drug use and addiction are increas-ingly severe,” Marston-Salem said. “We launched the #MaketheCallcampaign to motivate people to pick up the phone and call if someonethey love is abusing drugs and/or alcohol. That one phone call couldsave someone’s life.”

Fountain Hills Recovery is a Licensed, Joint Commission AccreditedCenter that specializes in Dual Diagnosis, Addiction, Substance andAlcohol use disorders. Mental and behavioral health issues, sexual addic-tion, alcohol/drug use disorder, eating disorder, self-harming and suicidalidealizations are among the numerous issues they treat at their center.These addiction treatment services include personalized therapy thatincorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), 12-step addiction treat-ment, non-12-step treatment, dual diagnosis, holistic modalities such asacupuncture, yoga, meditation, fitness training, recreational outings andmuch more. At Fountain Hills Recovery your safety and recovery are thetop priority.

The award-winning drug and alcohol rehabilitation center offers one ofthe most advanced treatment protocols in Arizona. Specialty programsincorporate many other forms of therapy in care plans such as EMDR,Trauma Group, Family Adventure, Art and Equine Therapy as well as med-itation and yoga. With a ratio of one therapist to eight patients, FountainHills Recovery offers highly-personalized care in an intimate setting. Theirphysician-led multidisciplinary treatment team provides an integrated,holistic approach to treatment that creates long-term effective sobriety.

“Our initial goal was to bring awareness to first responders, firefight-ers, law enforcement officers and veterans struggling with substanceabuse issues. We quickly learned however, that this disease does not dis-criminate based upon your career or social status, it’s an epidemic that notonly affects the individual struggling, it affects their families as well.Since we’ve opened in November, 2016, we have seen many types of indi-viduals seeking help for their addiction(s), anyone from doctors andlawyers to athletes and college students. The damage it causes families isdevastating,” Marston-Salem explains.

The #MakeTheCall campaign is designed to be a call-to-action initiativethat encourages people to step up for the ones they love and make the first

step in recovery. So many times people are scared tomake that first call because they are fearful of the judg-ment, or they just don’t know where to turn. Manytimes in those cases, people continue to use for a whilebefore the unthinkable occurs. “Every single patientthat goes through our program tells us ‘I just wish Iwould have made the call sooner,’ Marston-Salemsays. “There is truly nothing worse than being on thereceiving end of a phone call to find out your loved onehas died from an overdose or suicide,” she said.

Fountain Hills Recovery is committed to helpingpeople heal with dignity and grace in comfortable set-tings that truly feel like home. “We work with manyhigh profile individuals, including Fortune 500 busi-ness leaders, professional athletes, musicians, celebri-ties, and many well-known socialites, doctors,lawyers and CEOs. The people we treat are yourfriends and neighbors. Comfort and confidentialityare extremely important to our clientele, so we’vedeveloped a program that caters specifically to thosepeople,” she said.

Making the decision to enter a rehab program is noteasy. It’s especially not easy when the living environ-ment is uncomfortable or you have a hard time relat-ing to the other people there. “At Fountain HillsRecovery, the majority of our patients are successful

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individuals looking to make a change for the better,” Marston-Salem said.“Entering the program knowing that you are going to be surrounded byother like-minded people and staying at one of the most stunning luxuryhomes in Arizona takes a lot of the fear and anxiety out of the equation,so you can focus exclusively on rebuilding yourself and reconnecting withyour family,” she said.

Fountain Hills Recovery overlooks the world famous fountain nestledin the center of Fountain Hills Park, the namesake of the lovely townwhich boasts peace and tranquility. Conveniently located just 15 minutesoutside Scottsdale, the stunning and peaceful community of FountainHills feels like it’s a world away from the hustle and bustle of the Valleyand your daily life. Fountain Hills Recovery is environment that promoteshealing in addition to the best possible treatment, clinical programs andamenities when struggling with these debilitating issues. They providetwo, multi-million dollar homes that serve as living accommodations. Themen reside in Vista house, a $3.9 million, 12,000 square foot home with amovie theater, spa, home gym and elevator. The female patients reside inthe 8,000 square foot Sonoran house which provides much of the sameamenities as the male house and sits on 11 acres of land with an unob-structed view of the Fountain.

Fountain Hills Recovery offers an intensive inpatient program focusedon healing from the inside out. The patient is removed from their everyday

environment away from the daily triggers that led to theabuse. Most people going through this process find the dis-connect from the stresses of life that are feeding their addic-tions to be a welcome relief. Patients typically stay in theprogram a minimum of 30 days – throughout that processthey receive intensive personal therapy and participate in arigorous recovery program with the support and the compas-sion they deserve.

“Fountain Hills Recovery was founded in dedication tothe memory of my father,” Marston-Salem said. “Part ofthe passion that drives us and our business is knowing thatwe’re helping others target core issues that led them toabuse and provide them with life skills that will allow themto move forward and live healthier, more productivelives. Fountain Hills Recovery also offers outpatient treat-ment and personalized programs designed for executiveswho want to seek treatment and still need to maintain theirday-to-day business operations,” she said.

Staff is comprised of clinical and medical directors,behavioral and trauma therapists who are highly educated,trained and experienced in addressing the underlying causesand conditions that led to the addiction. Many of theirpatients have dual diagnoses, i.e., PTSD and bipolar, ordepression and anxiety, and they treat a variety of addictionsincluding alcoholism, cocaine, opiates, gambling addiction

and more. They provide them with a safe place to thoroughly addresstheir addiction(s)/issues.

“It’s so rewarding to see those who graduate from our program andbegin to reclaim their lives. Seeing the changes within each person fromthe time they entered our program, desperate, overcome by the disease, tothe time they graduate our program renewed, educated and ready to tacklelife with a healthier perspective, is fulfilling,” she said.

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction to alcohol ordrugs, there is hope. #MakeTheCall to Fountain Hills Recovery today. Itcould save a life. For additional information, please call 1 (800) 715-2004or visit www.fountainhillsrecovery.com to learn more. v

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OdySea Aquarium welcomes its newestexhibit for visitors this November! Guests areinvited to dive beneath the surface of the world’srivers in the new exhibition “Monster Fish: InSearch of the Last River Giants,” openingNovember 10th. Enormous in size and rapidlydwindling in number, these ancient fish playcritical roles in their freshwater habitats. Dr.Zeb Hogan, Aquatic Ecologist, NationalGeographic Fellow and host of the Nat GeoWILD series “Monster Fish,” has spent nearlytwo decades searching for and studying the rare,large freshwater fish species profiled in the exhi-bition. The interactive exhibition will includefive extraordinary, life-size sculptures of mon-ster fish as well as videos and hands-on interac-tive activities for audiences of all ages.“Monster Fish” will remain open at OdySeaAquarium until May 5th, 2019.

“Monster Fish” takes visitors on a journey toriver basins around the world to learn aboutcolossal fish and the people that depend onthem. Through detailed maps, sculptures andcustom illustrations, the exhibition showcasesclose to 20 fish species and their diverse fresh-water ecosystems. In addition to highlightingthe biology of each species, the exhibit depictsthe cultural ties between the fish and local peo-ple. From mythical tales and storied traditionsto threats and conservation efforts, visitors willleave with a greater understanding of the con-nection between humans and fish.

“This fascinating exhibition is a trip aroundthe world with one of Nat Geo’s favoriteExplorers in search of bizarre and extraordinaryspecies of freshwater fish,” said NationalGeographic’s Vice President of PublicExperiences, Kathryn Keane. “Zeb Hoganshows us that despite their size, these fish are anincreasingly fragile link in some of the mostimportant freshwater ecosystems on Earth.”

In addition to life-size models and live fish (notmonster varieties) in aquariums representing vari-ous habitats, “Monster Fish” features several inter-active elements and games designed to providevisitors with opportunities to learn about howmonster fish grow; how scientists study them; andhow anglers and others can help these fish survive.In “Monster Size Me,” users maneuver a marblethrough a circular obstacle course, avoidingthreats like invasive species and dams and seekingways to grow areas like protected habitats. In“Minnow or Monster,” groups can step onto alarge scale to see their equivalent weight in mon-ster fish. The “Go Fish” game invites children touse magnetic fishing poles to catch fish and thenplace them into a chute for release back into theriver. A model boat serves as a theater, whichguests can climb aboard to view five video shortsfeaturing Hogan talking about what it is like tosearch the world for monster fish.

Hogan’s Nat Geo WILD series “Monster Fish,”is currently in its seventh season. In each episode,Hogan immerses himself in a local culture, wherefishing is often more than a sport or even a profes-sion — it’s a way of life. He tastes the regionalcuisine, mingles at fish markets, listens to the har-rowing stories of native fishermen and sleepswhere his local guides do. For more informationon the series, visit www.natgeowild.com. v

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Join Night for Sight and Support the Foundation for Blind ChildrenHear the Amazing and Heart-Warming Story of Henry More

Join Valley CEO’s, local celebrities and attendees for the 17th AnnualNight for Sight event on October 13th, 2018 at Dominick’s Steakhouse inthe Scottsdale Quarter. The annual event raises funds to create awarenessand opportunities for blind or visually impaired children.

This year’s event will be especially touching for co-chair Taylor More.Her son Henry is not only blind, but is also deaf. “Henry is a very com-plex child being deaf blind. He is the only child in the world with hisdiagnosis. This makes his care very difficult and complex. Foundationfor Blind Children has designed an amazing plan to help him learn and bethe best he can be. It truly is incredible,” More said.

More credits Foundation forBlind Children for the progressher son has made since movingfrom Canada to receive trainingat the Phoenix facility. “Younever think it will be you.Things only happen to otherpeople. But when it is you andyou find places like Foundationfor Blind Children you feel sograteful. You even move to anew country for it! That’s howspecial it is,” she said.

More will join co-chairJennifer Moser for the specialevening where attendees willfeast on the Valley’s best steaksand seafood, cocktails andwine provided by Dominick’sSteakhouse, while enjoying asilent auction, dancing and live entertainment, including dueling pianos.Guests can also partake in fun activities such as the Sink or Swim yellowducks during the cocktail hour, which benefit FBC programs.

As part of the evening, Valley TV Personality Tara Hitchcock will bepresented the 2018 Visionary Award. Past recipients include LuisGonzalez, Derrick Hall, Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Nash, Matt Williams andmany more.

“Night for Sight is an incredibly powerful evening for our organiza-tion,” says Marc Ashton, CEO, Foundation for Blind Children. “We raisehundreds of thousands of dollars that will be stretched throughout the yearto help as many children and families as possible.”

For donations, please contact Brianna Lanute at (602) 337-8268 oremail [email protected]. Sponsorships, including prime seats,FBC recognition and corporate logo exposure, are also available. v


SMoCA Awarded $80,000 Warhol Foundation Grant

The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) has beenawarded an $80,000 grant for two years of exhibition programming fromthe Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Over the course of 2018 and 2019, SMoCA will present new works froma wide range of artists, including Luis Alfonso Villalobos, Carla Fernándezand Pedro Reyes, along with a groundbreaking exhibition, Counter-Landscapes: Performative Actions from the 1970s - now featuring the pio-neering work of women artists from the 1970s and ’80s to new commis-sions by three contemporary artists. The grant also will support productionof multiple publications, including a scholarly catalog, and help the muse-um produce innovative programming to complement the exhibitions.

“We are delighted and excited to have received this support from the

Warhol Foundation. It is a validation of our work over the past years and

such an honor,” said SMoCA Director and Chief Curator Sara Cochran.

“It gives us a platform to expand the reach and resonance of contempo-

rary art in our community.”Added Curator of Contemporary Art Jennifer McCabe, whose projects

the grant will fund, “The Warhol Foundation is an invaluable resourcethat shares our deep commitment to working with artists in the creation ofnew and timely works of art.”

SMoCA last received a grant from the New York City-based WarholFoundation in 2005 for the exhibition Water, Water Everywhere.

The museum was one of 48 organizations — one of only two inArizona — that will receive a total of $4 million to support scholarlyexhibitions at museums, curatorial research, visual arts programming atartist-centered organizations, artist residencies and commissions, artswriting and efforts to promote the health, welfare and first amendmentrights of artists.

The Warhol Foundation’s primary focus in making grants is to supportthe creation, presentation and documentation of contemporary visual art,particularly work that is experimental, under-recognized or challenging innature, emphasizing that it “believes that arts and culture are a fundamen-tal part of an open, enlightened society.” v

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Three-Time James Beard Award WinnerSherry Yard Introduces Tanzy’s Dazzling

New Dessert Menu and Dessert CartAward-winning Tanzy, a social

dining destination offering a moderntake on artisanal Italian cuisine,recently launched an impressive newmenu featuring garden-fresh ingredi-ents and handmade dishes, thatincludes a new dessert experiencethat will make some want to com-pletely skip the new dinner items andgo straight to the sweets.

Executive Pastry Chef JamesRoselle brought brand-new Italian-inspired dessert creations to themenu, and you won’t find thesetreats anywhere else. A number ofthe new selections are served froman incredible dessert cart, addingvisual impact to tempt your sweettooth.

“The new Tanzy dessert experi-ence is the Rolls Royce of dessertcarts,” said James Beard Award-Winning Chef and COO SherryYard. “Eye and mouth candy for thetrue dessert aficionado, the goldtrimmed black enamel cart standsapproximately four feet tall and wascustom built to accommodate severaltiers of our show-stopping handmadedesserts, pastries and cookie towers.The cart experience is presented androlled to each guest table with eachdelectable dessert explained and cutat the table.”

Some of the dessert staples on thenew menu that come from the kitchen include Coffee and Doughnuts withvanilla-dusted doughnuts, mocha mousse, chocolate feuilletine, frozencoffee pebbles and coffee caramel; Floatanette with lime meringue, black-berry sorbet, shaved Italian lemon ice, lemon cream and caramel tuile;and Italian Butter Cake with apricot glaze, blood orange cream, vanilla-scented citrus segments and honeycomb.

On the eye-catching dessert cart, items include Red Infiniti Cake withraspberry red velvet cake, raspberry buttercream, farmers market raspber-ries, raspberry sauce and whipped cream; Concord Cake with chocolatemousse, chocolate meringue, chocolate cake, chocolate ganache, choco-late sauce and whipped cream; and a Cookie Tower with rainbow cookies,pistachio pavé, coconut macaroons, flourless brownies, tea cakes, farmersmarket strawberries and farmers market grapes.

Tanzy Restaurant is open for brunch, dinner and social hour and islocated in the Scottsdale Quarter at 15257 N Scottsdale Road #F-230 inScottsdale. For operating hours and more information, call (480) 483-3255 or visit www.TanzyRestaurant.com. v

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Ranch NationBy Pam Vincent, General Manager,

The Adobe Restaurant at The Arizona Biltmore Golf ClubI recently read an article in the New York Times

about how we’ve become a “Ranch Nation.” Youknow the condiment many put on everything and seem-ingly consume by the gallon. Being in the food andbeverage industry, the article got me thinking, what isthe strangest thing I’ve ever seen ranch added to? I’lllet you noodle on that and we’ll get back to it later.

In addition to being used as a salad dressing, ranchis a typical dip for things like chicken wings, carrots,

celery, French fries, tortilla chips, mozzarella sticks, zucchini chips, friedmushrooms, tater tots, onion rings, jalapeno poppers, chicken fingers andpizza. Ranch is used in recipes for things like macaroni and cheese, pota-to salad and casseroles, while the dry spice mix is sprinkled on popcorn,biscuits and party mixes.

The history of ranch is interesting. According to the New York Timesarticle and Wikipedia (which is always right), Steve Henson, a plumberfrom Nebraska, came up with the dressing mix around 1950. During astint near Anchorage as a construction worker, Henson would also serveas an occasional cook for the crew. In the 1950s in Alaska, perishableingredients like fresh herbs, garlic and onions, and dairy products werenot easy to obtain, so Henson improvised and developed ranch. A fewyears later, as demand grew for the product, Steve and his wife moved toCalifornia, purchased a ranch near Santa Barbara, and renamed it HiddenValley. Soon after, they began packaging the dry ingredients in an enve-lope that could be mailed or sold directly to customers. Customers wouldthen add their own buttermilk and mayonnaise at home.

The rest, as they say, is history as ranch now sits atop the condimentleaderboard.

So what is the strangest food item I’ve ever witnessed ranch added to?Two oddities come to mind — spaghetti and meat sauce and an expensivepiece of halibut. I hope to see you and your family soon at The AdobeRestaurant. Cheers! v

Temperatures Fall; Golf Season is HereBy Tina Tombs, Arizona Biltmore Golf Club

As we turn the page to October, golf season isstarting to creep up on us here in the desert Southwest.Soon, most of the country will be waist high in snow,while here we’ll be in short sleeves chasing a golf ballaround the Arizona Biltmore’s Links and Adobecourses. We often forget just how lucky we are to livein paradise.

As the golf season approaches, I encourage you totake five minutes and think about your golf game.

Think about what you like about your game and what you don’t like.Grab paper and a pen and list the top 5 things you would like to improveabout your golf game. Try to think outside the box and answer ques-tions, such as:

• Was your warm-up routine long enough?• Did you stretch?• Did you hit a few chips, pitches, bunker shots and lag putts before

going to the first tee? • How well did you manage your skill level on the course? • How was your focus and commitment on the golf course?• Did you risk too much when playing certain shots? • Did multiple bad decisions lead to big numbers and drive up your score?And finally, did you have a golf instructor work with you on your

swing mechanics, mental focus and preparation? Did you take a playinglesson and review an on-course game plan?

If the answer to any, most, or all of those questions falls into the “no”category, perhaps before this golf season, you should devise a game planthat will address any weak links in your game.

Do yourself a favor and go through the exercise described above. Ifyou don’t have a teacher/coach and you truly would like to take yourgame to the next level, this might be the golf season to enlist an expert tohelp you. Make this the season that golf changes for you.

You may contact Tina at www.tinatombsgolf.com to book your nextsession. Be sure to look for her clinic and game changer schedules. v

Scottsdale Arts Produces Live MusicalTheater for the First Time Since 2009For the first time since 2009,

Scottsdale Center for the PerformingArts is producing live musical theater —nine performances of the award-winningmusical revue The World Goes ’Round— featuring all local professional actors,singers, musicians and technical staff.

The revue, which showcases thesongs of multi-Tony Award winners JohnKander and Fred Ebb, won the 1992Lucille Lortel Award for “OutstandingMusical” off-Broadway, and DramaDesk Awards in 1991 for “OutstandingDirector of a Musical,” “OutstandingMusical Revue” and “OutstandingFeatured Actress in a Musical.”

Filled with humor, romance, dramaand nonstop melody, The World Goes‘Round is a musical celebration of lifeand the enduring human spirit. FromCabaret to Chicago, the hit parade fea-tures unforgettable gems, including “Mr.Cellophane,” “My Coloring Book,” “AllThat Jazz,” “Kiss of the Spider Woman,”“Money, Money,” “Maybe This Time,”“Cabaret” and “New York, New York.”

Reviewing the show in 1991, FrankRich, then-critic at the New York Times,wrote, “The evening is an unexpecteddelight: a handsome, tasteful, snazzilystaged outpouring of song and dance thatcelebrates all the virtues of the Kander-Ebb catalog while scrupulously avoidingmost of the cloying clichés of and-then-I-wrote anthologies.”

Scottsdale Arts’ last musical theaterproduction was the three-week run ofGirls Night: The Musical in 2009.

Theatre 4301, an off-site venue forScottsdale Arts located in the formerIMAX Theater at the Scottsdale Galleria,was open from 2004-2009. The theaterwas a prime spot for performances ofGirls Night, Menopause The Musical andGolf: The Musical.

“I am always interested in creatingopportunities that provide income for theamazing performing artists we have inArizona,” said Meribeth Reeves,Managing Director of Scottsdale Centerfor the Performing Arts.

“The World Goes ‘Round is the per-fect fit for Stage 2. It is an intimate pro-duction featuring five amazingly talentedartists,who will be up close and personal.We are thrilled to have such a great castjoining us for our first foray into this newventure at Stage 2.” (cast photos on right)

Sharing directing duties are twoBroadway professionals, MichaelWallot, a 2018 ariZoni nominee for hisdirection of Fools at Fountain HillsTheater, and Tracey Mitchem, who alsois the Choreographer. The MusicDirector is Joshua Condon.

For additional information and ticketsto Scottsdale Center for the PerformingArts, visit ScottsdalePerformingArts.orgor call (480) 499-TKTS (8587). v

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Cosmic Playground Experience Opening At Arizona Science Center

Arizona Science Center will inspire and delightcreators, climbers and space-lovers of all ages withthe opening of the Cosmic Playground experience.Starting October 6th, 2018, guests can climb, slideand explore the galaxy in a unique all-ages playspace made almost entirely of household packingtape and participate in an array of space-themedactivities while immersed in cosmic light, soundand motion. Details are available by visitingwww.azscience.org/attractions/cosmic-play-ground/.

This unique space-inspired, crawlable communi-ty art installation will feature three distinct space-inspired play structures, or TapeScapes. Visitors toCosmic Playground can climb a tunnel of stars,slide into a wormhole, and travel through a blackhole—all artfully made from packing tape.Explorers can spin like planets in SPUN chairs, bounce across Mars on Space Hopper bouncingballs, let loose in the Milky Way Ball Pit or take an Astronaut Selfie. While on their space-themedjourney, guests can leap from planet to planet across our solar system and participate in daily activ-ities and demos in the Aspiring Astronaut Station led by Arizona Science Center’s Blue Crew teamof science interpreters.

Cosmic Playground is a shoe-free environment. Guests must wear clean socks or purchase apair at the Center for $1 (while supplies last). The experience is ADA accessible.

Guests can purchase tickets online at azscience.org or in person at Arizona Science Center.Cosmic Playground tickets are $4.95 for non-members (adults and children) and $3.95 for mem-bers (adults and children) and groups of 15 or more. General Admission is required and is free formembers, $18 for adults, and $13 for children (3-17). The experience runs from October 6th, 2018through January 13th, 2019 and is located in the Center’s Sybil B. Harrington Gallery.

About Arizona Science CenterThe mission of Arizona Science Center is to inspire, educate and engage curious minds through

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Time to Hit the Links withThe Village Health Clubs& Spas and Troon Golf®

Did you know that as a Village Health Clubmember you are invited to play on TroonGolf’s® finest courses, enjoy customized eventsand unmatched amenities and receive world-class instruction at discounted rates as part ofyour membership? And what better time to takeadvantage of this opportunity than with moreinviting weather for outdoor activities?

There are four “home” courses for Villagemembers, based on proximity to the healthclubs. These include The Phoenician, TheWestin Kierland Golf Club, Troon North GolfClub and Whirlwind Golf Club at Wild HorsePass. Exclusive Village social events, leaguesand tournaments will be hosted at these coursesthroughout the year, such as happy hours withputting contests, nine & dines, TroonFIT-inspired events and more.

The partnership between the Village andTroon allows members to sign up for TroonRewards® and be automatically upgraded toSilver Level Status, which normally requires a$2,000 spend. Existing Troon Rewards mem-bers will receive a one-tier upgrade after acti-vating their benefit.

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The 9th annual Arizona TacoFestival features 50+ taco vendorsslinging tacos left and right, luchalibre wrestlers battling it out forsupremacy, top mixologists shak-ing up creative margaritas in a spir-ited competition, live music todance the afternoon away, plus aheaping helping of fun in the Arizona sun. Tacos are only $2 each, so youcan try a variety of tacos throughout the afternoons. The Arizona TacoFestival is Saturday, October 13th and Sunday, October 14th from 11:00a.m. to 7:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.aztacofestival.com. Balloon SpooktacularBalloon Spooktacular

The 8th annual Spooktacular Balloon Festival is returning to Salt RiverFields on Friday and Saturday, October 26th through the 27th, 2018 from5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. This spectacularly spooky festival features apumpkin patch and a free KidsZone, plus, dare to stroll the Spook Trail,a fan favorite manned by local high school students and featuring surpris-es around every corner. There will also be more than 20 majestic hot airballoons illuminating the sky as they participate in the world’s longestcontinuous glow at over three hours, as well as offering tethered balloonrides to kids and family looking to “soar” into the night’s sky.

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Best Places to Watch the Big Game in the Valley

With football seasonunderway, you may belooking for a spot to eat,drink and catch the biggame in style. Luckily,there are a few places thatstand out and give a gameday experience like noother.

One of the best venuesin the valley is BottledBlonde in Scottsdale.Bottled Blonde boasts anice selection of specialty cocktails and domestic, imported, local andcraft beers. If you get hungry, you can always order pizza, calamari, sal-ads, appetizers and more that are made fresh with high quality ingredi-ents. Bottled Blonde is the official spot for Ohio State fans, so stop by onSaturdays. It is located at 7340 E. Indian Plaza in Scottsdale; for moreinformation, visit bottledblondeaz.com.

Casa Amigos is another great spot to catch some hard hits and touch-down passes. It boasts a Santa Barbara inspired concept that showcasescolorful artwork and traditional Mexican tile work. This beautiful venuehas modern flair mixed with classic southwestern and Mexican tradition.A delicious southwest menu and handcrafted cocktails make this placeworth a visit. Casa Amigos is the official spot for Penn State fans this col-lege football season. It is located at 7320 E. Indian Plaza in Scottsdale;for more information, visit casaamigosaz.com.

Sandbar offers aunique alternative to thetypical sports bar experi-ence. At Sandbar, youcan combine a relaxingand breezy beach mental-ity with a high-energysports bar feel. Sandbaris the official spot forWisconsin Badgers, IowaHawkeyes and Green BayPackers fans throughoutthe season. Sandbar has

two Valley locations: 21001 N. Tatum Boulevard in Phoenix and 7200 W.Ray Road in Chandler. For more information, visit www.sandbaraz.com.

HiFi is also an exciting place to be on game days. Sit back in the largeoutdoor seating area and enjoy bottomless mimosas, buffalo chicken slid-ers or a tasty chicken sandwich. HiFi is the official spot for IowaHawkeyes and Pittsburgh Steelers fans; it is located at 4420 N. SaddlebagTrail in Scottsdale; for more information visit hifiscottsdale.com.

Last, but not least is the Bevvy in Scottsdale. It is one of the fewplaces in the Valley that offers many vegan, vegetarian and gluten freeoptions that are celiac safe. Dig into some shrimp tacos with slaw, chick-en quesadillas and popcorn with bits of bacon. Pair that with specials onmimosas, a good deal on a bottle of champagne and a solid beer list, andyou are set. Bevvy is the official spot for Michigan Wolverines and NewEngland Patriots fans; it is located at 4420 N. Saddlebag Trail inScottsdale; for more information, visit bevvyaz.com. v


Partners in Life and Business: Meetthe Husband-and-Wife Team Behind

Dominick’s SteakhouseWhen Tim and Sucy Christman first met,

they were rodeo competitors in Texas. Within22 years of marriage they have had pivotal suc-cesses including, but not limited to, raising threedaughters, becoming grandparents, 10 years ofexperience partnering up to manage restaurants,and now running one of the Valley’s favoritesteakhouses, Dominick’s Steakhouse.

When Tim and Sucy were approached by Dominick’s Steakhouse ear-lier this year, the opportunity was too amazing to resist. The pair decidedto unite for the fourth time in their career to manage one of the most desir-able steakhouses in Arizona.

In addition to his prior experience managing restaurants, Tim served inthe Marine Corps for four years, ending his career ranked as Corporal.Following in his footsteps, the Christman’s daughter, Brooke, enlisted inthe armed forces and is currently on active-duty serving in the Navy.

Family is important to the Christmans, which is why taking on theGeneral Manager position at the leading family-owned restaurant was ano-brainer for Tim.

“Dominick’s Steakhouse justhad a tremendous reputationand working for the Mastrofamily has been phenomenal,”said Tim. “This is elite diningat the highest level, and I’m sohumbled and happy for my wifeand I to be a part of it.”

After Tim started atDominick’s Steakhouse inMarch, Sucy came on as theAssistant General Manager in June.

“We complement each other a lot,” said Sucy. “That’s why we makesuch a great team in life and in the restaurant. We know each other’sstrengths and when the other person should take the lead.”

With all those late nights work-ing at Dominick’s Steakhouse, thecouple surely has their ownfavorite dishes on the menu.

“The next time you are diningat Dominick’s Steakhouse be sureto try one of my favorite dishes,the Chilean Sea Bass, or Tim’s go-to, the New York Strip,” said Sucy.

Dominick’s Steakhouse islocated at 15169 North Scottsdale

Road in Scottsdale Quarter. Reservations can be made online atwww.dominickssteakhouse.com or by calling (480) 272-7271.About Dominick’s Steakhouse

Dominick’s Steakhouse is an experience, a renewed Manhattan styleAmerican Steakhouse featuring world class steak, paired with unique andinteresting side dishes and appetizers that go beyond the traditional steak-house menu. Housed in a stunning and energetic atmosphere and locatedin the Scottsdale Quarter, Dominick’s Steakhouse is the creation ofDennis, Michael and Jeff Mastro, along with partner Scott Troilo, whoalso own the popular Steak 44, and Ocean 44 restaurants in Arizona.

Often awarded Best Arizona Steakhouse by diners and critics alike,Dominick’s offers an elegant fine dining experience with exceptional per-sonal service and a luxurious menu created by Chief Executive Chef MarcLupino and features the best quality steaks including USDA Prime andAmerican Wagyu and fresh seafood flown in daily. Dominick’s also fea-tures an extensive wine selection, as well as signature cocktails includingits famous Manhattan. Guests have a wide range of dining experiencesfrom the chic dining rooms to dining poolside on the restaurant’s rooftopdining room starlight. Dominick’s is regularly featured on local televi-sion, and in local and national magazines and newspapers and has grownto be a favorite in the Scottsdale Quarter. Dominick’s has also beenawarded Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence for ranking in the top10% worldwide for traveler feedback. v

Extreme BMX Stunt Show at OdySea in the Desert

Guests are invited to OdySea in the Desert for an Extreme BMX StuntShow event November 3rd-4th from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The X-Games athletes will show off their insane skills during this freeweekend-long stunt spectacular, performed on BMX bikes, skateboardsand scooters. The event will feature the Big Air Halfpipe, non-stop, high-flying action including Jump Ramp and Flatland Freestyle stunt shows.There will be athlete meet-and-greets, autographs, pictures, prizes andmore!

OdySea in the Desert is a one-of-a-kind entertainment destination thatfeatures four world-class, animal attractions including OdySea Aquarium,Butterfly Wonderland, Pangea Land of the Dinosaurs and Dolphinaris inaddition to 20 dining, shopping and amusement venues. It all surroundsa bustling courtyard which offers a variety of live entertainment through-out the year. Now open, visit Bodies Revealed, a limited time travelingexhibit, where visitors of all ages explore the human body’s inner beautyin educational and awe-inspiring ways.

OdySea in the Desert Entertainment Destination is located at 9500 E.Via de Ventura in Scottsdale. For more information, visitwww.odyseainthedesert.com or call (480) 951-2100. v

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Make Your Home Safe For Trick-Or-TreatersThese helpful hints should make Halloween safer

for all.• Secure the railings around your steps and entry.• Clear walkways of tripping hazards like hoses,

sprinklers and loose gravel and turn off irrigationsystem in plenty of time for the big night so yourlawn and walkways have a chance to dry.

• Avoid using candles. Costumes, paper decorations and straw cancatch on fire very easily. Try candles powered by batteries or useglow sticks.

• Consider candy choices. Avoid candy that poses a choking hazardfor toddlers. Keep in mind some children are allergic to peanuts.Check the candy bag label for a peanut allergy warning.

• Lighting is very important. Be sure your yard is well lighted, path-ways and porches bright and motion sensor lights are active.

• Contain your pets. They may scare a trick-or-treater, or visa versa,knock a toddler down or scare a teen into the street.

• Finally remember, children are more likely to be struck by a motorvehicle on Halloween than any other day of the year. Keep yourcar in the garage and always trick-or-treat on foot. This can avoidvandalism as well. v

Statistics from August 15th, 2018 to September 15th, 2018Active for Sale 65Pending 9Closed 9 Rentals Furn 6 Unfurnished 7 Lots 1

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Grand Opening of Azure Paradise Valley Luxury ResidencesThis fall Shea Homes will host the grand opening of Azure Paradise

Valley, the first Shea SignatureTM luxury community. Located at IndianBend and Mockingbird Lane in the shadow of Camelback Mountain, thisexclusive guard-gated community will include 66 homes on 23 acres,adjacent to The Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley.

“From the level of craftsmanship to the thoughtful design touches bothindoors and out, these residences will deliver an unparalleled experienceto those looking for the contemporary, connected life,” said Ken Peterson,Shea Homes Arizona Vice President of Sales and Marketing.

Shea, in collaboration with Erik Peterson’s award-winning firm PHXArchitecture, lead architect Scott Carson and team designed the resi-dences of Azure. Priced from the high $1 millions up to the high $3 mil-lions, residences feature transitional architecture, with open floorplans,open riser staircases, and rolling walls of glass that offer a seamless flowbetween outdoor and indoor living spaces. These homes are designed forhomeowners to maximize enjoyment of the available water features andstunning desert mountain views. Modern design is balanced with tradi-tional elements like clean, cut stone and light, bright colors.

“It has been the pleasure for our firm to be teamed with a client likeShea Homes and bring something new and exciting that redefines homedesign as we know it. We are very proud of what we created here.” said

Erik Peterson, PHXArchitecture President.

Convenience andwalkability are key atAzure. With walkingpaths leading to nearbyrestaurants and shops,homeowners will beable to leave the car inthe garage and stroll toThe Palmeraie Shops™,a planned destinationfeaturing premier

designer boutiques, specialty retailers and gourmet restaurants.Azure Paradise Valley offers eight meticulously crafted and highly

customizable floor plans with two to five-bedroom configurations rangingfrom 2,986 up to 6,800 square feet.

Distinctive design features include European frameless cabinets, resi-dential elevators, wide plank wood and tile floors, expandable homeautomation and security systems, LED lighting throughout, linear gasfireplace in the main living area, a Ring® doorbell, and a soft water loopfor future systems. Kitchens include Gaggenau® appliance packages,kitchens and baths feature Rohl® kitchen and bath fixtures, and engineeredquartz countertops. Architectural options include Fleetwood® rollingwalls of glass, exterior natural stone, varied roofing materials, smooth fin-ish stucco, aluminum clad exterior windows, front yard landscaping withfront yard maintained by HOA, and a 4’ x 10’ glass entry door.

Additional information about Azure, Paradise Valley is available atazurepvliving.com. Private appointments and tours can be scheduledbeginning by calling (480) 367-3675 or (888) 244-8022. v

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Introducing THE COCOA EXCHANGETM

THE COCOA EXCHANGE™ is excited to introduce new products forFall/Winter 2018 including White Chocolate Cinnamon Pecans, DarkChocolate Sea Salt Almonds, Cookie Bar Collection, Flavor FlightChocolate Bar Set, Pumpkin Caramel Grahams, Cocoa Roasted Pepitas,Gluten Free White Chocolate Cornbread, Gluten Free Chocolate ChipCookie Mix and Aztec Cocoa Powder.

As with all THE COCOA EXCHANGE™ products, the latest offeringsare filled with unique treats bursting with extraordinary taste, texture, andspice including:

Aztec Cocoa Powder - Cocoa with a kick! Cinnamon and chipotleamp up the flavor in this premium cocoa powder. Add spicy roasted fla-vor to drinks, chilis, oatmeal and more. It is all-natural, non-alkalized.cocoa powder. 12 oz. re-sealable pouch $16

Cocoa Roasted Pepitas - The Pepitas (pumpkin seeds) are fire roastedwith sea salt, cocoa powder, and a little cane sugar to create a crunchy, fla-vorful shell. Makes a great snack and a flavorful addition to salads, soups,cheeses and more. 10 oz. re-sealable pouch $18

The perfect gifts and snacking items for friends, family, and clientsguaranteed to delight including:

Cookie Bar Collection - Delicious and decadent, thier mini craftchocolate bars contain cookie butter centers and silky smooth DOVE®

Milk Chocolate. Enjoy three varieties: Cookies & Cream, Biscotti Butterand Cookie Butter. 9 individually wrapped bars (3 each flavor) $18

Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Almonds - Silky smooth DOVE® DarkChocolate wrapped around crisp praline almonds with a touch of sea salt.Sweet, crunchy, and salty, oh my! 16 oz. re-sealable bag $20

Flavor Flight Chocolate Bar Set - Give a unique gift they’ll enjoy fromflavor to flavor! Silky smooth DOVE® Chocolate meets premium, seasonal,nostalgic and adventurous flavors in this exclusive Flavor Flight ChocolateBar Set. Set includes: Maple Pecan, Pumpkin Spice, Peppermint, CranberryOrange and Gingerbread Caramel. 5 bar set in gift box $26

Pumpkin Caramel Grahams - Crunchy graham cracker meetschewy, buttery caramel infused with pumpkin pie spices. Drenched in

DOVE® Milk Chocolate, this seasonalfave is sweet, spice and everything nice.7 pc. limited edition $15

White Chocolate CinnamonPecans - Crunchy praline pecans coatedin creamy White Chocolate and dustedin Saigon cinnamon. Pecan perfection.16 oz. re-sealable bag $20

New gluten free baking options get a flavor boost from chocolate, sat-isfying all taste buds:

Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix - This all-natural, three grain mix fea-tures rice flour, sorghum flour, and oats blended with intense dark choco-late chips to create thick, chewy chocolate chip cookies. Makes 30 cook-ies. 1 1⁄2 lb. re-sealable pouch $15

White Chocolate Cornbread Mix - Whole Grain yellow corn andbrown rice flour blend with white chocolate to create perfectly moistcornbread. A fabulous foundation for your baking creativity. Makes twobatches. 2 lbs. re-sealable pouch $16

THE COCOA EXCHANGE™ believes that life tastes better withchocolate. The brand’s passion is creating premium chocolate and cocoa-infused products that bring smiling faces and joy to everyday life. Threein-house classically trained Chefs create on-trend flavor combinationsfeaturing the X-factor ingredient of cocoa in gourmet treats, snacks, cock-tails, desserts, beverages, sauces, seasonings, and gifts that cannot befound anywhere else.

Consumers can enjoy and share new adventures through TastingParties where they experience unique THE COCOA EXCHANGE™flavors and recipes with friends. The brand also supports CARE, anorganization that provides micro-loans to women cocoa farmers in WestAfrica so they too, can thrive. THE COCOA EXCHANGE™ is a bou-tique brand of Mars Wrigley Confectionery, the world’s largest choco-late company, a family-owned, principle-driven business with a 100-year history of success. v

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In its eight years since its inception TheBentley Scottsdale Polo Championships: Horses& Horsepower is known for bringing some ofthe biggest names in the sport of polo each yearto Scottsdale and 2018 will be no exception. Forthe 8th annual event, headliners Nacho Figueras,Ashley Busch, Pete Webb and Kareem Rosserwill take to the polo field at WestWorld ofScottsdale on November 10th and 11th hoping toreclaim victory for their respected teams.

First up making his Scottsdale debut will beRalph Lauren model and world-famous poloplayer, Nacho Figueras. The Argentina bornpolo player, often called the “David Beckham ofpolo” will make his debut at the event represent-ing the three-time defending champions, AspenValley Polo Club, in the signature match of theday on Saturday starting at 2:15 p.m.

Figueras said he is excited to finally playScottsdale. “I’ve wanted to be a part of theBentley Scottsdale Polo Championships sinceit started, but the timing just never workedout until this year,” Figueras said. “AspenValley is the event’s three-time defendingchampion, and I want to help them fighttoward a fourth victory.”

Marking her second time playing at theScottsdale Polo Party is USPA model and polostar Ashley Busch. Married to NASCARChampion Kurt Busch, the polo star will go headto head with Figueras and represent CenttripWales Polo Team in Saturday’s signature matchon November 10th.

On the Wales team she will be joined by fanfavorite and team captain Ricky Cooper alongwith one of Europe’s best players, Pete Webb.

Look for Busch’s husband, Kurt to be rootingher on Saturday as her team attempts to breakAspen’s winning streak.

Following the signature match of the day andmaking his third appearance at the ScottsdalePolo Party will be Kareem Rosser, who is con-sidered the best African-American polo playerof all time. Rosser will represent Work to Ride,the country’s first all African-American poloteam in history to become high school nationalchampions and to beat collegiate teams. Theteam has also been featured on HBO, 60Minutes and ESPN.

The summation of the event will be TheInternational on Sunday afternoon, the highestgoal match played during the weekend featuringthe best players throughout the weekend. Thesewill include Nacho Figueras, Juan Bollini, PeteWebb, and Carlitos Gracida, as well as America’spolo royalty Marc and Melissa Ganzi.

During the two day event enjoy six polomatches, plus several events within the eventlike a preview of the Barrett-Jackson CarAuction, special performances by the ScottsdaleArabian Horse Show, The World’s LongestCatwalk Fashion Show, a Canine Couture andmuch more happening Saturday and Sunday.See a full list of the events and seating options atthe www.ThePoloParty.com where all tickets,tables and tailgating for the 2018 event are nowon sale or call (480) 423-1414. v

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