Designer and retailer Zola Keller is a fashion icon. Zola is known for her special occasion gowns for brides, mothers-of-the-bride/ groom, mothers-of-the bar and bat mitzvah, day to evening suits either custom or off the rack and those fabulous evening gowns seen at social events throughout Florida.
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S.Mark Graphics
S.MARK Graphics is a boutique graphic design agency that combines creative results-oriented design with incredible customer service in producing marketing materials for print, electronic and advertising media. Our small size allows each client to work directly with our company principals. The bottom line result: greater project control, less margin for error, quicker turn-around and lower overhead costs.
Since our inception in 1984, S.MARK Graphics passion for hard work and client responsiveness results in long lasting and meaningful client relationships. Working on a project-to-project basis, S.MARK’s staff works closely with its clients. Listening to our clients’ needs, we quickly respond with inspired goal-driven solutions. The result, as represented by our logo, is the unity of each client’s message with their respective market. The S.MARK is evident on every project we undertake.
For more information visit: http://www.smark.com/
Sixth Star Entertainment & Marketing, Inc.
About Sixth Star Entertainment
Founded in January 2002 Sixth Star Entertainment & Marketing has become the leading provider of events and entertainment in the world. We provide full entertainment packages to resorts, casinos and corporations. At Sixth Star Entertainment & Marketing we take great pride in being creative by using the latest cutting edge technology in Graphic Design, Scenic Decor and Video Production Services. We also can fully customize your event with your goals in mind in a cost-efficient manner.
Our friendly and experienced award winning event management team is committed to exceeding your expectations. Thank you very much for taking the time to visit our website. We look forward to sharing our ideas about the new role of entertainment with you.
For more information please send an email to info@sixthstar.com
or you can call us at 954.462.6760
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Seminole Tribe Timeline
Look at a graphic or text only version of a Seminole timeline spanning history as far back as the early 1500s.
Introduction
The unique confluence of culture and circumstance which would become today’s Seminole Tribe of Florida can be traced back at least 12,000 years, say researchers.
Indian Resistance and Removal
In the early days of its existence, the fledgling United States government carried out a policy of displacement and extermination against the American Indians in the eastern US, systematically removing them from the path of settlement. Until 1821, Florida remained under the control of the government of Spain but the US Territories of Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana were its covetous next-door neighbors. It was clear that the US wanted the Spaniards out of Florida and was willing to consider any means, including warfare, to acquire the rich land.
Osceola and Abiaka
Though his exploits were not as well publicized, Seminole medicine man Abiaka may have been more important to the internal Seminole war machine than Osceola.
No Surrender!
By May 10, 1842, when a frustrated President John Tyler ordered the end of military actions against the Seminoles, over $20 million had been spent, 1500 American soldiers had died and still no formal peace treaty had been signed.
Survival In The Swamp
The Seminoles began the 20th century where they had been left at the conclusion of the Seminole Wars – in abject poverty, hiding out in remote
camps in the wet wilderness areas of South Florida.
The Council Oak
A special generation of Seminole leaders – children of that last generation to hide in the swamps – began to meet regularly beneath a huge oak tree on the Hollywood reservation.
Seminoles Today
The Seminole Tribe of Florida has matured both politically and financially.
The Future
The challenge of maintaining the unique Seminole culture while operating in the mainstream economy is the priority for today’s Seminole Tribe of Florida.
For more information about the government of the Seminole Tribe of Florida, please see these articles in the Extracts of the 40th Anniversary edition of the Seminole Tribune:
Tribal Founders’ Interview Series
Publix Super Markets Inc.
Publix Culture
Publix aims to be a great employer. We hire associates who have a servant’s heart. We strive to build positive relationships with our customers and neighbors in our communities. We value giving back because we believe it’s our responsibility and our privilege. We are company owners.
Our founder, Mr. George, said, “Publix will be a little better place — or not quite as good — because of you.” Today, Publix is better and stronger because of what Publix associates have done and continue to do. We believe everything we’ve achieved is directly connected to our associates and the pride they take in their jobs and in how they support their communities. Our associates make a difference by volunteering to help meet the needs of many local organizations. When we support our neighbors, we also support each other.
Publix associates — past and present — make up the Publix family, and that is part of why Publix is so special. Mr. George believed it years ago, and we still believe it today — when you own something you tend to value it more and take better care of it.
Learn more about the Publix Culture and founding philosophies that still hold true today. http://www.publix.com
Pat Anderson, Artist
Pat Anderson’s art combines detail and vibrant colors into an interesting new image of a subject. Her imagination, artistic experiences, and extensive island cruising with Capt. Pete, her late husband, have provided additional character and depth to her paintings.
Pat created and published “My Own Cruising Journal,” an actual journal of her artwork while cruising together on their yacht, in 1992, and expanded this cover design onto a variety of garments and merchandise.
In 1996, the large retail store named after My Own Cruising Journal opened in the upscale city of Lighthouse Point, FL. They expanded the business by selling several lines of tropical and marine clothing, gifts, and pieces of artwork.
Prints of the painting are available for sale on this website and Pat Anderson Artist Loft in “Latitiude 25” store in Islamorada in the Florida Keys. http://myowncruisingjournal.com
La Croix

LaCroix is the best selling domestic sparkling water brand in the USA. A true American favorite, LaCroix has the distinction of having a clean label and nutritionals. Sodium, Sweetener, and calorie innocent, the brand is recognized by consumers throughout North America and beyond, with its unique colorful array of cans and fantastic flavors.
Pronounced “la-croy”, consumers are reminded of the correct pronunciation when asked to “enjoy LaCroix” with every sip they take!
Deco Productions

Destination Management and Special Events
Since 1986 DECO Productions has served South Florida with special event production and destination management services. Hailed as the “go-to” company for creativity, customer service, value and dependability our clients have relied on us for impeccable events. Housed in our 40,000 square foot facility are artisans, designers, carpenters, seamstresses and production personnel who create the magic that is the “DECO” experience.
Carroll’s Jewelers
Carrollsjewelers.com, we are moments away from launching the next generation of our online experience. Superior customer service is the cornerstone of our success. For almost a century, Carroll’s Jewelers has been helping discerning customers acquirer fine jewelry and gifts. Carroll’s buys and sells new and estate jewelry of every type, from Elizabeth Taylor big and bold to princess petite. Our custom design team can help you create the jewelry of your dreams. Our expert repair department can repair all types of jewelry and watches.
If you are looking for something special and can not come and see us at 915 East Las Olas, please email us at Carrolls@Carrollsjewelry.com, we will be able to email you some recommendation, or just call us at 954.463.3711.Thank you for thinking of us, we look forward to exceeding your expectations.
Thank you,
The Carroll’s Jewelers Family

