THE RAW FACTS
Proponents say not cooking can do a body good
DEMI MOORE, WHOSE TAUT body and flawless skin belie her 47 years, proudly goes raw. So do Alicia Silverstone and Beyonce, Angela Bassett and Donna Karan. Famed Chicago chef Charlie Trotter has devoted a whole book to the subject. Full Story
Community School student organizes Richie Rich fashion show
Designer fashion shows are nothing new to the Naples social scene, but one coming up later this month has a twist: Its organizer is 16-year-old Parker Borelli, a student at The Community School of Naples. Full Story
All according to plan
FGCU business students write success into class projects
Recognizing that small businesses play a large role in Southwest Florida's economy, faculty at Florida Gulf Coast University find that creating synergy between business students and business owners in the community is beneficial to both. Full Story
It's all about who you know, not necessarily what you know
You can't read a book, attend a conference or watch a program that doesn't tout the benefits of networking in business. The problem is, while everyone is talking about it, no one is demonstrating how to do it effectively so it produces results. Full Story
Hold the palm trees
Naples Museum of Art showcases 46 painters and photographers living, working in the Sunshine State
I F IT'S PALM TREES AND MANGROVES and pelicans you want, you might have to look elsewhere. The "Florida Contemporary" exhibit at the Naples Museum of Art has a few of the ubiquitous symbols of the Sunshine State, but the focus of the show is really on the artists, all of whom call Florida home for at least part of the year. Full Story
From prenatal yoga to Mommy and Me, one woman covers it all in 'Mother Load' covers it all
Even though Mother's Day was just last week, it's a safe bet that moms across Southwest Florida would welcome another break from their work that's never done. The Philharmonic Center for the Arts presents just what overwrought moms want: one woman's irreverent exposé of the cutthroat world of competitive parenting. Full Story
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