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A widower needed to sell his house and a buyer wanted to seize the moment and didn’t want to miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime. The seller and the buyer quickly came to an agreement and a handshake sealed the deal. Just after settling in, he learned that the seller’s wife was alive. — Text by Stacy Wynn
Saving Time
Watch aficionados may have one favorite timepiece, but they also probably have many others that evoke deep pleasure. Keeping them wound is not as critical as keeping them secure. — Text by Bill Lindsey
Generous Options
What’s the best way to contribute to your favorite cause? Consider one of these options with various levels of commitment and control, just don’t forget to consult your attorney and financial advisor first. — Text by Carly E. Howard, JD, LLM
Commercial Success
Alaire Harris can swap careers like a wardrobe change and go from model to metalsmith at the drop of a hat. Like lightning, inspiration may strike at any moment drawing on themes of contrasting aesthetics, inner strength and nature. — Text by Rony Mo
The Eyes Have It
Protect those baby blue, jade green or chocolate brown peepers from the ravaging sun with shades that speak to aesthetic beauty and a social cause. Launched in San Francisco in 2012, Westward Leaning leads the way with purposeful protection. — Text by Francesca Cruz
Spumante Psychosis
Sparkling Italian wines aren’t just fantastic when enjoyed with food, they’re also fantastic in food: Here are a few of the craziest culinary concepts enhanced by Foss-Marai Spumante. — Text by Rony Mo
Love Throttle
The first thing most people think about when the topic of motorcycles comes up is either a tattooed, hairy biker or those crazed kids on neon-colored bikes screaming past traffic on I-95 at 200 mph. However, bikes are actually very romantic. How so? We’re glad you asked. — Text by Bill Lindsey
Wild Synergy
They say being one with our surroundings is one of the best things we can do for our overall sanity. And no relationship says peace and tranquility like man’s bond with nature — and his sweet tooth. — Text by Francesca Cruz
“…But It’s My First Time!”
Everyone has to start somewhere — isn’t that what they say? We’ll, I clearly remember my first yoga class ever. I wasn’t sure how or why I ended up there, but if Jennifer Aniston could rock a yoga body, why couldn’t I? So I laid my mat at the back of the class, hoping I could go unnoticed and the hamster inside of my mind kicked into high-gear. Warning: The following thoughts were a product of dehydration. I take no responsibility for any of it. — Text by Ros Prado
Designer Nurturing
The Cradle from Richard Clarkson Studio is much more than just the coolest-looking rocking chair ever. The company did significant research into Rhythmic Movement Disorder and the results are incorporated into this head-turning design. — Text by Sandy Lindsey & Stacy Wynn
Sunshine Wishes
A few weeks ago, I finally got around to completing my very first bucketlist. It was one of my proudest moments. — Text by Jorge Arauz, Editor in Chief. Photo by Estrellita S. Sibila
Sensory Rejuvenation
Now you can have your own personal cocoon in which to escape and recharge. “Color is a property of light, which is made up of many different waves of energy,” say Lanzavecchia + Wai and Marine Meyre, the designers of the Mycoocoon Immersion Pod.
The 411
Spotlighting news, launches, announcements, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Text by Sandy Lindsey
Presidential Pours
W. Nathan Rogers has an authoritative name that doesn’t quite match his approachable demeanor. He directs bar operations by the light of an exquisite chandelier, under which he blends a Library Of Congress-sized compilation of premium spirits. — Text by Rony Mo Photos by Korey Davis
Tequila Takeover
Regardless of what your first, second or latest impression may have been, tequila is much more than a shot to avoid after midnight. — Text by Rony Mo
Smokin’ Sections
Used to prevent the bloom of bacteria, preserve swiftly-spoiling meats and make tough ones more palatable, smoking techniques are used in every country from Norway to Namibia and for good reason: It’s our undiscovered 6th taste. — Text by Rony Mo
Carnival of Dreams
Ziplining along Biscayne Bay. A waterskiing squirrel. A giant picnic blanket created by a world-renowned artist. A charity rocket blast-off. And more than 100+ ways to get involved in the community. Oh my! PhilanthroFest, the nation’s largest civic engagement festival, has plenty in store for this year’s “Carnival Of Dreams” on Apr. 11 at Museum Park in Downtown Miami. And you’re invited to take part in the action. — Text by Sandy Lindsey
All Aboard
If you travel regularly, it becomes increasingly clear that there are a few basic types of travelers we should all watch out for — especially when flying. Regardless of how familiar you may be with these globetrotting personalities, read on to find out a few ways you can try to make it to your final destination in one piece. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila
An Ode To Revelations, Realizations & Revving Up
Entering the murky waters of self-discovery isn’t usually something anyone wants to dive into, but once you come out on the other side, you break free of a superficial cocoon — to finally claim your life’s calling. — Text by Francesca Cruz
Soothing Respite
For many, the bathroom is a home away from home. Check out these bath essentials sure to have you spending more time showering, grooming and primping. — Text by Yoshi Sanz
Brickell Magazine 2015 Miami Open Guide
The Leadership
Beginning his 23rd year with Miami Open presented by Itaú and his 13th at the helm of Miami Open as Executive VP, Adam...
Taste Masters
Hungry? Good. The chefs you’re about to meet have perfected the science of gastronomy and are cooking up some of the most delicious bites your palate’s ever encountered. Don’t worry if you ask for seconds, just try not to lick your plate clean — you should always leave room for dessert. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila Photos by Antonio Eli except where noted
The SWARM Effect
From fishing tournaments to food-centric events and art expos, Tony Albelo has crowds swarming to his signature South Florida events year after year. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila Photo courtesy of SWARM, Inc.
Youth Athletes
The Junior Orange Bowl, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a forum for youth to showcase their strengths, talents and skills, hosts 15 athletic competitions throughout the year that promote good sportsmanship and camaraderie. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila
La Ventanita
A trip to “la ventanita” is always a promising encounter. Here’s a Cuban Coffee reference guide to help you order up the perfect power boost while sounding like a local…just remember to always say gracias. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila
Majestic Manes
Danny Jelaca and his team of stylists, colorists & hair designers have mastered the art of creating glamorous and easy-to-manage looks. Here he shares some great tips on maintaining healthy locks that he practices daily at his highly-coveted Danny Jelaca Salon in South Beach. — Text by Estrellita S. Sibila
Essence Of Time
While some may believe watches were rendered obsolete by smart phones, we say a digital rectangle is no replacement for wearable art that’s an expression of one’s true self as well as a timekeeping device. — Text by Bill Lindsey
Field Daze
Most months throughout the year aren’t hurting for beer-centric events, but March is. That’s why Sprung! Spring Beer Festival revived the controlled chaos of Field Day! — Text by Rony Mo
