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Bringing neighbors closer to their community
April 2011
Self Development Charter School announces EXCITING NEWS
Submitted by Anjum Majeed
Principal
M
any exciting events are happening at Self
Development Charter School (SDCS).
Recently, Self Development received the
2010 Charter School of the Year award from the Arizona
Charter Schools Association. This year, we are celebrating
our 10th anniversary. Additionally, we are pleased to
announce we are expanding our facility to add two more
classrooms and a science and technology center.
The new science and technology center at SDCS aligns
an inquiry-based approach with educational research. The
students will use hands-on experience to incorporate metacognitive learning, including predicting, observing, inferring,
analyzing and reporting data.
In addition, the students will perform experiments
in the fields of chemistry,
biology and
physics to enhance the understanding of the subject matter
taught in classes. The students
also will be introduced to the
careers in science and technology
by participating in programs with
exposure in the fields of architecture, drafting, engineering, robotics
and digital video.
Our unique technology-based
curriculum provides opportunities
for excelling students to undertake
an accelerated path when they
enter high school, as well as earn
college scholarships and compete
successfully for entrance to highly ranked colleges. Excelling
students completing our Middle School Program
also may have the opportunity to take Advanced
Placement exams in biology, Latin and Spanish.
Our technology center will provide opportunities for students to experience blended
learning. Blended learning incorporates
in-class lectures with online and distance
learning. Our current Latin classes use
blended learning.
Students at SDCS experience high
quality learning in a school culture,
which minimizes social pressure often
associated with middle school years.
The school’s philosophy
maximizes each student’s
potential. By introducing
the subject matter in
the field of science and
technology, students feel
they have the capability
to excel.
Our curriculum
enhances development
of sound fundamentals,
increases curiosity, and
makes the students want
to conduct research and
explore new ideas. This level
of knowledge will result in critical thinking and the learning
skills necessary to succeed in college.
You can be assured of our faculty’s dedication to the
student’s best interest. The school’s principal and faculty
take personal interest in each student’s development performance and progress. Our students have a can-do attitude,
and they are eager to learn more. 
Self Development Charter School
serves students from kindergarten
through eighth grade. For
more information, calll (480)
641-2640. Self Development’s Performance Wins
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CHARTER SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AWARD
D
By AnnElise Makin
W
ith Self Development Charter School
(SDCS) winning the 2010 Charter School
of the Year Award from the Arizona
Charter Schools Association, the school can proudly
add yet another recognition to its comprehensive list of
accomplishments.
“We are excited about this honor,” stated principal
Anjum Majeed. This was the first time SDCS was
nominated for this award—and won.
“The committee evaluated our school through
interviews and site visits on many levels,” Ms. Majeed
stated. “Teacher-student teamwork in the classrooms,
data-driven teaching methods, and the learning growth
index were some of the criteria.”
Unique at SDCS, the principal engages in a high
level of involvement in the classrooms. At times, Ms.
Majeed reviews a whole week’s worth of work from a
set of students to monitor their progress.
“Sometimes I teach, sometimes I observe the classroom, or I pull students out for coaching,” the principal
described. “Teachers may ask me to teach a concept or
co-teach a class. I try to have a conference with each one of
my students.”
SDCS, winning No. 1 Highest Performing School
in Arizona by the School Digger Web site in 2009, has
continuously qualified as an excelling school by the
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Arizona Department of Education.
Founded in 2000, SDCS quickly grew from 37
students to 280 strong. After expanding into seventh
and eighth grades, the publicly funded school has again
reached capacity and is looking to add more classrooms.
This vote of confidence for SDCS comes from
parents who observe their children blossom through
the well-guided academic challenges. In the pursuit
of creating lifelong learners, SDCS staff nurtures the
students with compassion, courage, and collaboration to
excel each through harnessing their particular strengths.
“We address every student’s individual needs so they
can be successful,” Ms. Sherri Cote, founding staff and
senior teacher, said. “The rigorous challenge brings all
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students up to level.”
“When I started
with SDCS, I could
see Ms. Majeed’s
vision, even with
the small class size
we had,” the educator recalled. “Our
staff works out the curriculum together by continuously
inputting changes in response to the dynamics in the
classroom.”
“We have high expectations of our students,” stated
Ms. Lori Baeder, student coach and front desk staff
for six years. “By developing a good bond, teachers can
make students rise up to the expectations. Not only
do students want to please, but they also feel proud of
themselves through their accomplishments.”
“SDCS is more than the sum of its academic
performance,” principal Majeed summarized. “We have a
special atmosphere here. You can observe how much kids
enjoy learning and critical thinking. We set expectations
high and make learning fun.” 
Self Development Charter School is located at
1709 N. Greenfield Road, near Walmart. To find out
more about the school, or to make an appointment for a
tour, call (480) 641-2640. For more information, go to
www.selfdevelopmentcharterschool.com.
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2 April 2011 Mesa Uplands Up Close
HEALTH
BANNER BAYWOOD OPENS MEMORY
clinic to identify, treat disorders
By Corey Schubert
Public Relations Specialist
B
anner Baywood Medical Center
recently opened a Memory
Clinic to provide assessments
for people who are concerned about
memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease and
other cognitive impairment.
The Memory Clinic provides a
consultation service that includes cognitive testing, diagnosis, treatment and
guidance for adults who have problems
with memory. The clinic is located adjacent to Banner
Baywood in a medical office building at 6553 E. Baywood
Ave., Suite 212 in Mesa.
Memory loss that is more than expected with age,
or mild cognitive impairment, may be a precursor to
Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. Research supports
that early detection and treatment may be most effective
in delaying the onset and progression of disabling memory
loss and function. The Baywood memory clinic is designed
to identify the precursors to cognitive impairment and
bring the resources of the hospital’s neurosciences to bear
in providing treatment
options.
“The Memory Clinic
expands Baywood’s
neuroscience service line
and complements our certified Stroke Center, further
establishing the facility
as a leader in caring for
patients with these types
of diagnoses,” says Banner
Baywood Chief Medical Officer Larry Spratling.
Baywood’s memory loss care specialists work to
customize a specific plan tailored to the precise needs of
the patient and family as they change over time. These
services include:
• Memory assistance and planning services
• Medication management
• Connection to community resources
• Communication strategies
• Day-to-day living tips
Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias are a
rapidly escalating national health care crisis and have
been recognized as the sixth leading cause of death in
the United States. Alzheimer’s disease affects 5.3 million
Americans and approximately one in every eight people
ages 65 or older.
Memory disorders can also stem from a number of
other causes, such as stroke, dementia, Parkinson’s disease,
brain tumor or epilepsy. Depression, chronic pain, certain
medications and high levels of stress can also contribute to
reduced memory. 
The Memory Clinic is available through self or physician
referral. Medicare assignment and other recognized plans are
accepted. To schedule an appointment, call (480) 543-6750.
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BEAUTY
EVENT
COSMOS’ STYLISTS ADD ALTA MESA GOLFERS SUPPORT
pizzazz to women’s conference cancer research and treatment
By Dawn Abbey
L
iving Word Bible Church, located
at 3520 E. Brown Road, is coordinating the 2011 Extraordinary
Women’s Conference, scheduled for April
7 through 9.
Developed specifically
for women, the event is open
to the public, according to
Shelly Johnson, administrative assistant. A special online
registration fee of $29, or
$44, which includes brunch
on Saturday, is available at
www.extraordinaryconf.com.
Same-day registration is at 5
p.m. on April 7,
along with the
opportunity for
all participants
to check-in. A
fashion show
begins at 6 p.m.
Opening speaker
is Dr. Maureen
Anderson,
co-pastor of the
h h S
l
church. A Dancing-with-the-Stars-style
contest follows.
Although the conference, sponsored
by the non-denominational Christian
church, will offer faith-based services and
speakers, there also will be entertainment
and a boutique with local vendors. In
addition, fun topics, such as non-surgical
facelift alternatives and fashion, will be
part of the event.
Sandra Barbetta, co-owner of Cosmos
Salon and Day Spa, her daughter, Terese,
and other Cosmos team stylists will be
creating hairdos and makeup for church
members and friends who will be modeling
new fashions from Chico’s, Dress Barn
and Rue21. “We chose
models from all sizes and
age groups, so there will be
something for everyone,”
said volunteer show coordinator and former model
Charlotte Neil.
Giving back to the
community is a high
priority for Sandra and
Cosmo Barbetta and their
staff at Cosmos
Salon and Day
Spa, “We always
want to do
whatever we can
to help women,”
Sandra said, “and
the theme of the
event, Moving On
Up, is a positive
message.”
“O mission is to give women a sense of
“Our
value,” stated Charlotte.“Mostly, we want to
reach out to the community—to those single
mothers, perhaps victims of abuse, and women
who would just like to meet new friends and
find a sense of community in the area.” 
For more information about the conference,
visit www.extraordinaryconf.com, or call (480)
964-4463. Cosmos Salon and Day Spa is located
at 2837 N. Power Road. Call (480) 844-0707.
By Dawn Abbey
A
lta Mesa Golf Club members and
guests raised $6,440 during the
fourth annual Tee It Up for
Charity golf tournament on March 5.
The tournament benefits the
Susan G. Komen Foundation and
Arnie’s Army, two leading organizations in the research and treatment
of breast and prostate cancer.
A total of 20 mixed teams
of four played the course in a
net tournament format with
a shotgun start. A 50/50
drawing and raffles for prizes
donated by local businesses
and members garnered
additional funds. Headed by Chris Ackley,
the club’s Charity Committee coordinated
the event.
WINNERS WERE:
First Place: Brian Lemaire,
Deanne, Julia Martin and Bob
Sakshaug
Second Place: Bob Sedar,
Marcia Beaver, and Jim and
Kathryn Berreth
Third Place: Jerry and Linda
Pearson, and Kim and Terry
Anderson
Closest to the pin prizes
of $100 Calloway gift cards
were earned by Mike Corr,
at 2 feet 4 inches and
Sandy Krenning, at 4 feet
7 inches on the 14th hole.
Also earning prizes were
Scott Aune, at 4 feet 7 inches
a n d Helen Rivera, at 7 feet 8 inches on
the eighth hole. 
DINING
ALTA MESA GOLF CLUB
restaurant wins gold star
By Dawn Abbey
T
he Alta Mesa Bar and
Grill at Alta Mesa
Golf Club just received
a gold star rating, the highest
rating awarded to a restaurant by
the Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department, which is responsible for restaurant health inspections.
“We have been maintaining a
silver rating,” said Chef Marc
Woodward, who was pleased with
the hard-earned recognition. “But
a gold rating is hard to achieve.
Everything has to be absolutely
perfect. Everything by the book.” Marc
vowed continuing efforts to maintain a
perfect kitchen. 
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HEALTH
LOCAL BUSINESS
TURN ON THE BODY'S HEALING Sweet Repeats ladies consignment
power with natural pain patches boutique moves to new location
Submitted by Red Mountain
Family Chiropractic
M
esa chiropractor Dr. Lynn
Knuth has a deep understanding of why people are
looking for natural, effective ways to get
rid of pain.
“My patients come to me looking
for answers on pain management after
having taken a variety of medications or
even having had surgery,” Dr. Knuth said.
“When they are at their wits end, I'm
often a last resort.”
The human body is created to be
self-healing. (If you cut yourself, you heal.
When you get a cold, you get better.) In
addition to chiropractic care, Dr. Knuth
uses homeopathy. "Homeopathy has
long been used as a scientific system of
health care that activates the body’s own
healing abilities,” she said. “Homeopathy
uses small doses of substances from
plant, mineral or animal kingdoms, which
switches on the body’s natural ability."
SOME FACTORS MAKING
HOMEOPATHY DESIRABLE
Safe—no side effects.
Powerful—physician tested formulas.
Credibility—the products we use are
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Triple Potency—this delivers faster results
and a higher success rate.
Environmentally Friendly—the packaging
is 100 percent recyclable. Long Shelf Life—you can always
have some in your (natural) medicine
cabinet in case of emergency.
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ppowerfully effective and natural pain
ppatches, as well as to try them, call Red
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Mountain Family Chiropractic at
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unless they work for you!
By Vivian Stearns-Kohler
I
n less than a year, the overwhelming
popularity of Sweet Repeats Ladies
Consignment Boutique has positively
motivated owner Connie Hooper to select
a new location near her
current store.
Effective
on May 3, the
new home for
Sweet Repeats
will be at the
FarnsworthRicks shopping
plaza at 6039 E.
University Drive,
on the southeast corner of
University Drive
and Recker
Road. The airy,
upscale store boasts more than 2,000 square
feet and has three roomy dressing rooms.
“This great new location will continue
to carry designer clothing and accessories at
affordable prices,” Connie stated. Featured
are high-end handbags, such as Coach,
Dooney, Fossil, Louis Vuitton, Fendi,
Brighton and Vera Bradley. There also is
clothing by Ralph Lauren, Ann Taylor,
Anne Klein, Theory, Jones New York and
Chico's.
Sweet Repeats Boutique is for shoppers who like to update their wardrobes
regularly. The boutique accepts designer
and better label items in like new condition,
freshly laundered or dry cleaned and in
season. Consignments are accepted Tuesday
through Saturday during regular business
hours and only with 10 or more items.
Upon their items selling, consignors
have the option of store credit or cash.
After 60 days, items not having been
s
sold
will be donated, unless
t consigner has retrieved
the
them prior to the end of the
consignment period. Sweet
Repeats donates to several
area charities, including
Women’s Sojourners,
Sunshine Acres Children’s
Home and Arizona Humane
Society.
Gently used, small
home décor items will be
for sale. These
Connie Hooper
include decorative
pillows, artwork,
candleholders,
lamps and furniture. However,
no linens, kitchen
items or small
appliances will be
accepted. “Due to
space restrictions, items must be newer
styles, designer quality and appealing to
discerning shoppers,” Connie said. 
Between now and May 3, visit Sweet
Repeats at 5846 E. McKellips Road, located
west of Recker Road and across from Kohl’s.
The boutique is open Tuesday through
Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more
information, call (480) 275-2480. The
telephone number and hours of operation will
remain the same at the new location.
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Real Estate
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REAL ESTATE
REALTOR PLAYS ROLE IN
changing lives with housing
By John Karadsheh
W
hile most of you who are reading
this publication are fortunate
enough to either own or rent a
home, there are many in our community who
do not have a place to call their own.
On any given day, it is estimated there
are tens of thousands of
homeless individuals in
Arizona with families
representing the fastest
growing segment of this
population.
I have the honor
of serving on the board
of directors of Save the
Family Foundation of
Arizona, a local nonprofit
organization with a
mission to empower homeless families to
become self-sufficient. While most of my
days are spent working with clients to find
that perfect home with the right number of
bedrooms, bathrooms and garages, my work
with Save the Family is all about meeting the
basic needs of families and providing them a
place to finally call home.
Save the Family maintains more than
70 homes – ranging from two-bedroom
apartments to three-bedroom houses. Each
home shelters a formerly homeless family
for up to 24 months (the average stay is just
seven and one-half months) while the family
participates in a comprehensive program to
help them achieve self-sufficiency.
I was amazed when I discovered I could
help a homeless family gain the skills to
achieve lifelong independence for free! By
taking advantage of the Working Poor Tax
Credit, my donation to Save the Family yields
a dollar-for-dollar tax credit of up to $400
on my Arizona state income tax return.*
That $400 contribution provides all the
services a homeless family needs for a week
and one day. Rather than send this money
to the state, I take
comfort in knowing
my contribution
to Save the Family
is helping families
in my community
immediately.
For more
information about
the tax credit, and
to learn about
volunteer opportunities for you or your organization, please
visit www.SaveTheFamily.org.
*AZ state taxpayers can redirect up to $400
for married couples filing jointly or $200 for
taxpayers filing as single or head of household. This credit is completely separate from
school tax credits. As with all tax-deductibility issues, please contact your tax advisor
for information regarding eligibility. 
John Karadsheh is a licensed
REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Trails
And Paths Premier Properties. He also is
an Associate Broker, Accredited Buyers
Representative and a Certified Residential
Specialist. You can contact John with any of
your real estate questions. Call him at (602)
615-0843, or go to his Web site at
www.BuyAndSellAZ.com.
in Mesa Uplands area
Mesa Uplands Area Market Report
Sales over $250,000 for the Month of February 2011
Address
Square
Feet
2333 East Lynwood Street
2,892
9544 East Glencove Street
2,165
2143 North Chestnut Circle
3,029
Regency at Garden Grove
$265,400
1525 North Robin Lane
2,740
Mesa Northgrove
$271,000
X
1951 East Lockwood Street
2,576
Friendly Cove Estates
$271,614
X
2511 North Tierra Alta Circle
3,026
Boulder Mountain Highlands
$295,000
X
8545 East Halifax Circle
2,912
Signal Heights
$300,000
X
7965 East Kael Circle
4,639
Estates at Desert Shadows
$319,000
X
4043 East Hale Circle
2,722
The Estate Groves
$320,000
Sold Price
Short Sale
or REO
Citrus Del Ray
$255,000
X
Saguaro Shadows
$265,000
Community
8733 East Nance Street
2,651
Madrid
$325,000
1453 North Steele
2,862
Grandview Estates
$325,000
X
8555 East Princess Circle
3,237
Signal Heights
$335,000
X
2034 East Minton Street
3,519
Groves of Hermosa Vista
$355,000
X
$360,000
7856 East Kenwood Street
3,141
Estates at Desert Shadows
2135 East Calle Maderas Street
3,700
Las Maderas
$360,000
8524 East June Street
2,342
Mountain Bridge
$364,950
8540 East Jasmine Circle
2,600
Mountain Bridge
$383,950
4335 East Fox Circle
3,390
Eastview Estates
$390,000
1862 North Woodruff
3,356
Mountain Bridge
$392,950
5345 East McLellan Road #56
4,713
Alta Mesa Estates
$420,000
X
3555 East Jasmine Circle
5,591
Arboleda
$550,000
X
3530 East Inglewood Circle
5,956
Arboleda
$820,000
9411 East Jasmine Cirlce
5,482
Boulder Views
$875,000
X
X
Information gathered from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
Sales Information provided By John Karadsheh,
ABR, CRS of Coldwell Banker Trails & Paths
Premier Properties. www.BuyAndSellAZ.com
John Karadsheh, ABR, CRS
Christina Ovando, CRS
ASSOCIATE BROKER, REALTOR®
Multi-Million Dollar Producer
Accredited Buyer Representative
Certified Residential Specialist
REALTOR®
Multi-Million Dollar Producer
SEVRAR Platinum Society
Certified Residential Specialist
(602) 615-0843
(602) 684-5737
www.BuyAndSellAZ.com
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for more information and pictures of each of these fine homes!
$1,475,000
Copper Canyon @ Las Sendas
$699,000
Near Las Sendas
$625,000
Granite Preserve @ Las Sendas
$550,000
Legacy Hills @ Las Sendas
5,693 sf ~ 5 BR’s + Home Theater
5,052 sf ~ 4 BRs ~ 6 Baths
3,404 sf ~ 3 BRs ~ 2.5 Baths
3,017 sf ~ 4 BRs ~ 3.5 Baths
$434,900
Grayhawk @ Las Sendas
$335,000
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True Essence Salon and Spa Returning Home
By Dawn Abbey
V
isitors to True Essence Salon and Spa, the only
Mesa salon to be certified as an Aveda Concept
Salon, will receive all their favorite services while
also enjoying the benefits of more natural, plant-based
products for their skin and hair.
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products with petrochemicals and synthetic
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forerunner in creating high perfor-mance beauty products formulatedd
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fact, Aveda is one of world’s largestt
purchasers of organic ingredients
for personal care items.
“When I started my beauty
career 15 years ago, it was in an
Aveda salon,” Maytee said. “They
had just come out with their
new hair color products, created
with 98 percent plant products
rs
from around the world. Customers
still love them, because they have lustrous shades,” she
continued, “and Aveda’s color line isn’t as damaging to the
hair as other color lines can be.
“Once people try our product lines, they remain
steadfastly loyal. It’s almost like a cult following,” Maytee
said with a laugh. “But the real reason is that Aveda’s
natural products actually do what they say they will do.”
According to this salon and spa owner, Aveda offers full
lines of skin care for all skin types, including anti-aging regimens, specialty issues, such as acne, and gorgeous makeup.
“All of our facials, peels and moisturizers not only work great,’
she stated, “but have fantastic natural essential oil fragrances.”
Natural essences also infuse their hair care lines for
smoothing and repairing hot-tool damage. Their newest
offering, Be Curly, allows for curly hairstyles without the frizz.
“In addition to being highly creative professionals,”
Maytee said, “our stylists and aestheticians receive Aveda
training and on-going education to become expert in using
Aveda skin and hair care products, so they can offer Aveda
Signature Services, such as our Elemental Nature Facial or
Aromatherapy Chakra Massage, to our clients.
“As an Aveda salon, we are ppart of a worldwide organization that believes Beauty
is as Beauty Does,” she
explained. “Not only
does Aveda promote
natural beauty care for the
individual, but also caring
for the planet by supporting
worldwide efforts in
recycling, clean water rights,
ssustainable agriculture and
rrenewable energy.”
Aveda is the first
bbeauty company to use 100
ppercent certified wind power,
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energy resources to offset
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facility, distribution center
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and corporate headquarters in
Blaine, Minn., their Web site, aveda.com, claims.
The company also has partnered with women’s cooperatives to sustainably raise plant oils used in their products.
When Aveda discovered the U.S. has no recycling
for plastic bottle caps, they created a recycling program
for water bottle and other bottle caps, and reuse them in
manufacturing product packaging. Aveda salons are cap
collection sites, and True Essence has a bin set up for those
who want to participate. 
Submitted by Ginnie Saettene
A
ll Saints Catholic Church will offer a six-week series
entitled Catholics Returning Home from 7 to 8:30
p.m. for six consecutive Mondays through April 25.
The sessions are for non-practicing Catholics who are
seeking answers to questions about returning to the church.
If you have a family member or friend who has
left the church, please invite them to join us for these
informative sessions. 
For more information, call Deacon Buddy at (480)
985-7655. All Saints Catholic Church is located at 1534 N.
Recker Road in Mesa.
For more information about Aveda natural products and
services offered at True Essence Salon and Spa, call (480)
396-3112, or visit their Web site at trueessencesalon.com. You
also can find specials on their Facebook page. True Essence is
located on the northwest corner of Power and McDowell roads,
next to Basha’s.
REAL ESTATE
LOAN MODIFICATION could force you into foreclosure
By Lorraine Ryall, Realtor CDPE, CSSN
Coldwell Banker Trails and Paths Premier
Properties
W
The bank finally denied the loan application, and
advised him to do a short sale, but the next foreclosure
date was just 12 days out. He contacted us right away.
We had a buyer, and were able to present the bank with
the complete short sale package just days before the
foreclosure.
ith so many homeowners struggling to pay their
mortgages, one of the options they turn to is a
loan modification, but while this seems like a
great idea, unfortunately, very few are approved.
Less than one percent of loan applications
have been accepted as permanent modifications.
Many homeowners end up in the trial period
only to be denied a few months later or get a loan
modification reducing their monthly payment but
by such a small amount, it really doesn’t help.
Unfortunately, there is another major flaw
in the loan modification process of which most
homeowners are unaware.
While the bank is working on your loan modification (this can take months), you may not be
making your mortgage payments or not be paying
them in full. As you become more delinquent, the
bank will start foreclosure proceedings even though
they are working on your loan modification.
Lorraine Ryall
Some banks and their investors have set
guidelines, which only will allow a foreclosure to
Sounds good so
be postponed a certain amount of times regardless of the
far. We submitted it
reason. Therefore, if you are finally denied a loan modificaostpone the
to the bank in time to postpone
tion, but have used up all the foreclosure postponements in
the process, you will not be able to do a short sale or deed in foreclosure, just as the bank had advised. We were told
that because the foreclosure date had been postponed
lieu. Instead, you will be forced into foreclosure.
six times while the bank was working on his loan modiI recently had this exact situation with one of my
fication, and that was the maximum times allowed, the
clients. He had worked with the bank for months on a
foreclosure could not be postponed for any reason.
loan modification. During the process, foreclosure dates
Often, banks’ rules and regulations don’t seem logical,
were issued and postponed.
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foreclosed in just two days. He was devastated. He hadn’t
even thought about moving out yet.
The bank kept giving him false hope, telling my
client they would work with him. He did everything
they asked, including doing a short sale. In spite of
w
what
the bank told him,
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going to be homeless in
just two days. We were
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Coldwell Banker Trails and Paths Premier Properties by
calling (602) 571-6799, or send an e-mail to
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THE FUN FUND-RAISER MONTH
By Dawn Abbey
F
lancer’s Incredible Sandwiches and Pizzeria restaurants
have slated April as Raising the Fun Fund-Raiser
month, and owner Jeff Flancer is determined to raise
$25,000 for the Wounded Warrior Project.
Flancer’s has planned a variety of events in hopes of
beating last year’s total raised for the veterans of $20,000.
Disabled Sports USA (Wounded Warrior Project) is a
non-profit organization established to allow Iraq/Afghanistan
War veterans who have lost limbs
to participate in sports-related
rehabilitation programs.
Flancer’s 11th annual
Charity Pizza-Eating Contest
takes place at 11 a.m., Saturday,
April 17, on the outdoor patio at
Flancer’s Gilbert restaurant location, 610 N. Gilbert Road. You
can sign up there or at the Mesa
location, 1902 N. Higley Road.
Registration opened on
March 21. The entry fee, which includes a limited edition
T-shirt, is $30, on a first-come, first-served basis for the first
25 registrants. An overflow waiting list will be maintained until
contest time. The winner, who must be an Arizona resident,
will be crowned by Miss Arizona, Brittany Dawn Brannon.
There is no admission fee to watch the fun.
A pair of additional fund-raisers is planned at the Gilbert
location. Smokes and Barrels will take place on April 6, from
6:30 to 8 p.m., and features Perdomo cigars and Four Peaks
Brewery beers. Reservations are $45 per person. Spill the
Wine, Eat That Cheese is set for April 13, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Reservations are $30 per person.
Flancer’s also is offering customers the option to Round
Up Your Bill to the next dollar amount, with all excess donated
as part of the fund-raising event.
Raffle tickets for prizes, all worth $1,000 or more, are
available for $5 each, or five for $20, 12 for $50. For $100,
you get 24 tickets and a special high roller ticket. For every
$100 in raffle tickets folks buy, they receive an additional
special ticket for a prize, which only these high rollers can
win—a $500 gift certificate for a PC or iPad, sponsored by
BC BriComp computers. Winners need not be present to
win the drawing on April 18.
Prizes include a Vienna Siena 50/50 cash raffle up to
$1,000; Norwood Furniture of Gilbert $1,000 gift certificate;
Sky Mountain Limousine $1,000
eight-hour limo service; Southwest
Airlines, four round-trip tickets, up to
$1,600; Maddy’s Pool Supply, one year
of full service worth $1,200; and $1,000
in local restaurant gift certificates.
“Many of our local sponsors have supported us year after
year,” said Jeff. This year’s donors
include $2,500—Alliance Beverage
Distributing Company, Benjamin
Franklin The Punctual Plumber,
Shamrock Foods; $1,500—Maddy’s Pool Supply, Norwood
Furniture, Southwest Airlines Share the Spirit: $1,000 –
Hamilton Publishing, Sky Mountain Limousines, Surf and
Ski, TAP and Sons Electric, UpClose Publications, Villa Siena
Weddings and Events; $500—A2Z Trophy, BC BriComp
Computers, Chandler Sign*A*Rama, Four Peaks Brewing
Company, Global Bikes, Meridian Bank, Print USA of
Arizona and Tabacalera Perdomo Cigars. 
To become a sponsor, contact Jeff at (480) 326-9077,
or via e-mail at jeff@flancers.com.
For updated information, to buy tickets, or to sign up, visit
or call the Mesa, (480) 396-0077, or Gilbert (480) 926-9077)
restaurants. You also can check out Flancer’s Incredible Sandwiches
and Pizzeria Web site at flancers.com. For more information on
the Wounded Warriors project, go to www.dsusa.org.
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Bellagio Pizzeria offers variety of
dishes and friendly atmosphere
M
ike Bipar, owner of Bellagio
Pizzeria, seamlessly blends old
and new to produce a familyfriendly neighborhood restaurant with
wide ranging menu selections.
Papa Jay’s Pizza was a family-run
pizzeria in Tempe for more than a decade.
Mike moved the restaurant to its current
location near McKellips and Greenfield
roads, across from Mesa’s Falcon Field Airport.
Even though Papa Jay’s
Pizza is now Bellagio
Pizzeria, Mike has
maintained the many
delicious original
recipes made
popular by the
former owners
and, in addition,
offers much more.
For example, Mike
has expanded the
culinary offerings to
include Mediterranean
and Middle Eastern dishes.
Also on the menu are
hand-tossed pizzas, specifically, the
New York-style variety. These pizzas can be
ordered on whole-wheat crusts. In keeping
with the Mediterranean theme, custom
pizzas are served on lavosh bread, which is a
thin, leavened flatbread baked similarly to a
cracker. Your choice of toppings includes artichoke hearts and spinach, eggplant, zucchini,
sun-dried tomatoes and feta cheese.
Souvlaki-style, shish-kebab meats are on
the menu, as well as homemade pasta dishes.
The lamb shanks are marinated in
herbs and served with dill rice topped with
dried walnuts and cranberries. A Greek
salad is included, too.
If your appetite dictates starters only,
you are in luck. Your options are varied
and range from hummus and taboule, to
chicken wings and mozzarella cheese sticks.
A particular favorite is the Mediterranean
combo sampler, which includes baba
ghanoush, falafel, taboule and dolmas,
served with tzatziki sauce and warm pita
bread. Topping off the sampler are
two kinds of hummus.
Homemade desserts
include zeppoles. This
popular bite-size menu
item comes to your
table as a warm stack
of puffy fried dough
covered in powdered
sugar. Cannolis,
baklava and tiramisu
round off the homemade dessert favorites.
During the dinner
hour, this family-friendly
restaurant becomes especially
busy. Booths line the Old World-style
wall, which offers a sense of a little Italy
and the Mediterranean. The patios also fill
up quickly.
Restaurant hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. on Saturday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m.
to 8:30 p.m.
Bellagio Pizzeria is located at 4545 E.
McKellips Road. 
For more information, call (480) 325-1600,
or visit the Web site at www.bellagiopizzeria.com.
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TEACHING IN MESA
Submitted by East West MMA
C
arlos Eduardo Farias, from
Fortaleza, Brazil, is now teaching
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at East West
MMA, located on the corner of Power and
McDowell roads.
Professor Carlos, as his students affectionately know him, brings more than 15
years experience in training and competing
to East West MMA. Coach Carlos came to
the United States from Fortaleza, where he
studied Jiu-Jitsu under professors Guillherme Santos
and Sazinho, top Brazilian
Jiu-Jitsu masters in Brazil.
Professor Carlos also
sports a winning MMA
professional record. He
received his Jiu-Jitsu black
belt from MMA veteran
Roberto Spider Traven.
Master Traven, a fifth-degree
black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu,
is the 1999 Abu Dhabi Absolute
Champion and two-time World
Jiu-Jitsu Champion. Under
Traven's instruction, Coach Carlos
has earned multiple titles in Brazil
and a variety of United States and
World titles. These titles include:
• Arizona State Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Championship
• NAGA Mr. Olympia Tournament
Champion
• International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Federation World Championship
• First Place Black Belt Ultra
Heavyweight Division No-Gi
• Third Place Black Belt Absolute
Division No-Gi
• Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship
• First Place Black Belt Absolute
Division
• Third Place Black Belt Ultra
Heavyweight Division
• 2011 Arizona State Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Championship
• 2011 NAGA Grappling Champion
In addition to competing,
Carlos' passion for teaching is
unparalleled. The students of
Professor Carlos range in age
from 6 to 60. Through the art
of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA,
he is dedicated to teaching the
values of honor, humility and
respect for all.
Along with Brazilian
Jiu-Jitsu, East West MMA
offers class for adults and children
in karate, MMA, self-defense and
fitness classes. East West MMA has
morning and evening classes, with
classes to meet everyone’s needs and
schedules. East West MMA has a staff
of highly trained, educated, enthusiastic
and talented instructors. 
If you would like to find out more about East
West MMA, or if you want to come by and meet
Professor Carlos or any of the staff, give them a call
at (480) 218-7777, or drop by 2910 N. Power
Road, next to Bashas’. You also can visit the Web
site at www.eastwestmma.com.
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E
very hour, one American dies from
oral cancer, and the growing number
of cases diagnosed are not caused
from smoking or alcohol abuse. Oral cancer deaths are now higher than
deaths from cervical, testicular, laryngeal
or thyroid cancer. Research now shows the
human papilloma virus, also referred to as
HPV, is being linked to oral cancer at an
alarming rate. Oral cancer is detectable
and treatable if caught in the early stages.
The bad news is, when most oral cancers
are detected, it is in the later stages.
The survival rate jumps to 80 percent
when oral cancer is caught early. Many
avenues are now available to assist in
detecting oral cancer at the early stages.
One of the newest technologies cleared
by the Federal Drug Administration for
assistance in detecting cancerous and
precancerous lesions is the Velscope™
oral cancer screening system. This LED
dental device is used to aid in the detection
of precancerous and cancerous lesions.
We are pleased to announce Las
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enhanced ability to detect oral cancer
at the early stages by routinely offering
the Velscope™ screening service to our
patients. It is recommended this lifesaving screening be performed once a year,
as is the case with all other annual exams.
This screening is quite simple and
takes only a couple of minutes. It is
completely painless. We are grateful, yet sad to note
we have found cancerous lesions in
the last year with our own patients.
These patients have gone under, or are
currently going through, cancer treatment. We pray for the continuation
of their recovery. Without detection,
these lesions would have led to eventual death. Although guarded, we are
even more excited to say we were able
to detect an abnormal lesion on one
of our own team members, which has
been biopsy-confirmed to be benign. Yet,
it is an abnormal condition we now will be
able to watch annually for any changes.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness
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To schedule an appointment for
your life-saving oral cancer screening, call
our office today at (480) 283-5854.
You also can check out our Web site at
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Las Sendas Dental Health is located at
2947 N. Power Road, Suite 103.
MOUNTAIN RANCH COUNTRY CLUB
Submitted by Marian McGill
Membership Director
A
re you a short-term resident or
visitor in the Mesa area? Would
you like to enjoy country club
amenities without having to pay initiations
or dues when you’re not here?
Red Mountain Ranch Country Club
offers the ability to enjoy privileges for a
month at a time with the Guest Access
Pass. “A pass-holder and his family can
enjoy pool, tennis and fitness amenities
for just $250 for the month, along with
preferred rates for golf on a pay-for-play
basis,” said Membership Director Marian
McGill. In addition, there is an ala carte
option at $100 per month for either pool,
or tennis or fitness.
Amenities at Red Mountain Ranch
Country Club include the sparkling Junior
Olympic heated swimming pool, six lighted
tennis courts, a fitness center with group
fitness classes, as well as clubhouse dining.
The spectacular Pete Dye Championship
Golf Course is the crown jewel of Red
Mountain Ranch, and is an incredible value,
particularly with the Guest Access Pass.
There are a variety of memberships
available for long-term residents, as well.
Young golfers, single players and those who
only want tee times after 1 or 3 p.m. now
have attractive membership options to fit
their personal golfstyles. The Junior Golf
Membership, for those 35 years old and
under, provides all the same privileges as
the Full Golf Membership, including all
the amenities, but with an initiation of only
$500 and low monthly dues of only $300. 
To view the complete Menu of
Memberships, go to the Web site at
www.rmrcc.com, and click on the Membership
tab. You also can contact Marian McGill at
(480) 981-6501, extension 111, or send an
e-mail to [email protected]. To make a tee
time, call (480) 985-0285.
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picture is of a Tour player, and the image
focuses on what the Tour player’s body is doing.
What you really need to do is blow this snapshot up,
and focus in on how the player’s clubface looks at impact.
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show consideration for other golfers while abiding
by many written and unwritten rules.
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New and advanced golfers alike are
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not disturb their fellow competitors play by talking,
moving or making any unnecessary noise (cell phones)
while preparing to hit each shot anywhere on the course.
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ball or directly behind the hole when play is about to
commence.
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ball until it is his turn to play. The player with the
lowest score on the previous hole plays away first. On
the putting green, one should always be cognizant of his
shadow or not stepping on or near a player’s line of putt.
If you are the chosen one in the group to be scorekeeper
that day, only ask a player’s score on the way to the next
tee once the hole is completed. It is impolite to ask a
competitor his score during the hole or on the green of
the current hole.
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enjoyment for your fellow players and those playing
behind you on the course. Play at a good pace, and do
your best to keep up with the group in front of you at
all times. Be ready when it is your turn to play. It’s not
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a novice player, or not
highly skilled at this
point in your
golf career. Slow
play takes the
enjoyment out
of the game for
you and others
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States Golf
Association has
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which each player should follow. When it is your turn
to make a stroke anywhere on the golf course, if you do
your preparation and swing within 45 seconds, you will
never create disturbances for anyone on the golf course.
It is a good rule of thumb to do much of the preparation
for your swing while the other players are attempting
their shots.
Caring for the course is of ultra importance on my
list of suggestions. Do your best to repair divots, ball
marks and any damage respective to the course as long
as you do not interfere with pace of play while doing so.
There is an unwritten golden rule in the golf industry.
Specifically, when you make a ball mark on the greens,
fix two, and when you make a divot in the fairway, fix
yours and one more. If everyone did this, the golf course
would remain lush and ready for future players.
Lastly, do your best to always prevent any unnecessary damage to the course. Examples would be leaning
on the flagstick, pressing your putter against the green
like a cane, or standing too close to the hole, where
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expected to go far this year. “They are fun to watch, and
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