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Articles in August, 2004 issue of South Florida CEO

• No kidding
  by Barbara Perkins
• Shaq-ing up: in one of the most lucrative business deals of the year, the Miami Heat gets a big revenue boost from a big guy
  by Barbara Perkins
• Calendar of events
• Indigo: a favorite downtown Miami business lunch spot, known for its buffet, is also a fine dinner option focused on South Florida flavors
  by Johanna Marmon
• Redefining middle class
  by William Plasencia
• Thomas Ireland: "this was an underperforming property simply because it has not been treated with tender loving care for many years, as far as spending money to keep it in good condition."
• Executive Health care: a broad sample of South Florida's Medical Centers
• BASF golf tournament
• Reed Elsevier Group
• Observant banking: Beach Bank finds a loyal niche market in the community around it by observing the Jewish Sabbath
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• 27th Avenue moratorium; Watershed land use
  by Joe Goldstein
• The name game
  by Barbara Perkins
• Mopping up: Coverall looks to combine national range with locally-owned service
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• A work in progress
  by Robert Damigella
• Membership
• Real estate focus
• On target: bulletproof vests prove a lucrative market for Point Blank Body Armor
  by Barbara Perkins
• Affordable housing issues; Impact fees
  by Lani Kahn Drody
• Power clicks
• House the homeless: the right combination of housing and personalized support services can be cost-effective and reduce the region's homeless population
  by Maria Pellerin Barcus
• Edie Laquer: "whether the deal is $1 million or $1 billion, I enjoy giving each transaction the same dedication regardless of its scope. It's not so much that I like to win, it's that I just hate to lose."
• Securing a job site during a hurricane
  by Oscar Barbara
• BASF general membership meeting
• Del Monte Foods Europe
• The right Spirit: amid troubles in the aviation industry, Spirit Airlines is turning a profit and looking at expansion. CEO Jacob Schorr has his eye on bringing Low-cost flying to Latin America
  by Mary A. Dempsey
• Homewise: BASF builder volunteers Miami portion of national program
• Up in smoke
  by Barbara Perkins
• Energy boost: Fort Lauderdale-based Ener1's new technology may herald an evolutionary step for battery-powered devices
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• High-rise development grows in importance
  by Toni Pacelli-Hinkley
• Healthy vacationing: Canyon Ranch Tucson takes health as seriously as it takes relaxation, with services that range from pedicures to acupuncture
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Brockway Moran & Partners, Inc
• The business behind the schools: finding new revenue streams at South Florida's colleges and universities: Show me the money
  by Catherine McElrath
• Making a dream come true—step by step: how a habitat home gets built
  by Richard Westlund
• American Bankers Insurance Group
• Coconut Grove has found its groove again
  by Linda Rodriguez Bernfeld
• New member orientation