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Summer Camps 2013

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The school year is coming to an end and it is time to decide what your beloved little one is going to do. Whether your child loves the arts,animals, sailing, sports, discovering and exploring, Miami has it covered. Here is a list of summer camps from North to South, East to West with a wide variety of options to make sure your little one is being entertained and having fun during summer vacation.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade Summer Program: Ages 5-16. June 10th-August 2nd. Prices vary depending on location.
Canas Tennis Summer Camp: Ages 4-18. June 10th-August 16th. $120 daily and $395 per week.
City Trekker Summer Camp: Ages 5-12. June 10th-August 16th. Two week sessions, $400 for members and $450 for nonmembers
Coconut Grove Sailing Club Sailing Youth Camp: Ages 7-14. June 10th- August 16th. Two week sessions $400 for members and $500 for nonmembers
Coral Reef Sailing Camp: Ages 8-17. Running from June 10th-August 2nd.  For members it is $575 and nonmembers it is $675. Programs for all levels of experience.
Cliff Drysdale Tennis Center: Ages 7-16. 12 sessions, June 7th-August 27th. $260 half-day and $355 full day each session.
Fit2Play: Ages 6-14. Running June 10th-August 16th. $40-$90 per week
 The Growing Place: Ages Early 3’s- Entering 1st Grade. Running from July 8th-August 2nd. Each session is 2 weeks and is $260.
 La Prima Casa: Ages infant to 6. Running June 17th- August 16th. Full day $450 and half day $350.
Miami Children’s Museum Camp: Ages 3-11. June 10th-August 16th. Per week, $198 for members and $220 per week for nonmembers.
 Miami-Dade College Summer Camp: Ages 7-17. Pricing and schedule varies.
Miami Equestrian Center: Ages 7-17.  June 10th-August 16th (excluding the weeks of July 1st and 22nd). $250 per week. Email miamiequestrian@gmail.com
Miami Science Museum: Ages 4-14. Running from June 17th–August 9th. Most summer camps classes are $180 for members and $210 for nonmembers.
 Miami Seaquarium: Ages 5-18. Running June 10th-August 16th. $200 for first week and $185 for any additional week and siblings.
 Plymouth Summer Camp: Ages Early 3’s- Entering 1st Grade. Running June and July. Call for pricing.
Summer Fun Kids Camp: Ages 4-13. June 10th- July 26th. Prices vary depending on campus and number of children attending.
 University of Miami Frost School of Music: Ages 9-18. Two sessions, June 7th-July 3rd and July 8th-July 19th. $600-$980
 University of Miami iD Tech Camp: Ages 7-17. Sessions times and prices vary from $829-$879 a week.
 University of Miami Summer Theatre Academy: Ages 1st-10th grades. Full six weeks $1300-$1500 and half sessions $700-$800.
Venetian Pool Swimming & Safety Camp: Ages 5-15. E-mail parksandrecreation@coralgables.com for specific schedule. Prices range from $80 to $267.
Zoo Miami’s Zoofari Summer Camp: Ages 4-13. June 17th-August 2nd. Per week, $195 for nonmembers and $175 for members.

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Networking Notes, May 1st, 2013

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AL ROYSTON: Five reasons to hire a financial advisor are: pressure to answer questions that you don’t want asked; assembly of a financial plan; identification of risks in your portfolio that you might ignore; talking you through market  volatility; and identification of biases. (Source: Sallie Krawcheck)
PAT FULTON: Listen closely to your prospect/client in identifying what the person likes or wants. Then tailor your sales approach to what you have just heard.
MARCELO HETENYI:  May is a good time for an estate review. Florida law does not allow for “deathbed statements” or wills written on cocktail napkins. If you do not have an official will, then you  will die “intestate”, leaving the state to sort out distribution of your assets.
ERNEST MARTINEZ: When you’re planning your investments (and asset protection), decide whether you want to put all your money “on the table” or put it “in a castle with a moat”…in other words: protected. Know when to “let go” of bad investments.
WILSON ALVAREZ: Tip 1: Document your office IT procedures (passwords, installation keys, user names). Tip 2: Rediscover your “passion”—that thing you used to enjoy doing, whether it’s a sport, cycling, DJ work, etc.
CAESAR PEREZ: Obamacare may face another court challenge. Insurance premiums under the new program are expected to increase between 15% and 60%. The federal government has announced that it will be 2015, not 2014, when the health program will be fully implemented. Tip 2: For internet TV programming, check out “Hulu” and “Roku”.
JOANN PARNS: When entering your business in recognition awards programs, “be in it to win it”. Use your knowledge and experience to put together a winning entry.
MARIE ANELLO: Your insurance policies contain a great deal of technical language. Pay special attention to what are listed as “exclusions”. Ask questions about what the words mean in those sections.

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