Page 48 May 2012 Construction, remodeling dot Indian School Road By Greg Bruns Indian School Road has been busy with construction and remodeling this spring. A few new eateries are popping up: Sushi Brokers is building out their second location in the spot formerly occupied by Arcadia Flooring – and long ago, Pizza Hut. No word yet on an opening date, but the remodel is in full swing. Sushi Brokers, 4419 E. Indian School Road, sushibrokersaz.com. Tucker Woodbury ( The Vig ) has a long history in the restaurant business, but his success in Arcadia has led to a stylish new joint in the old dive-bar spot held by The Great Escape. The Little Woody opened a few months ago, with a cool speakeasy-style entrance in the back and an assortment of food and booze that lends the place a cool vibe. General Manager Tyler Christensen has neighborhood experience with Postino and Malee’s. The décor alone is worth the visit. The Little Woody, 4228 E. Indian School Road, 602-955-0339. After almost 20 years at their current location in Old Town Scottsdale, Oregano’s Pizza Bistro , is moving their fl agship restaurant to a new home 600 yards down the street – into a sweet space previously occupied by Sugar Daddy’s. Part of the motivation for the big move is to open up the parking, said owner Mark Russell. They also plan to explore curbside service. Oregano’s Pizza Bistro, (new) 3102 N. Scottsdale Road, oreganos.com. It’s the 50 th annual Tee Pee Open at the Payson Golf Course this Memorial Day Weekend. The event kicks off on May 26 and runs through May 27. All proceeds will be donated to the nonpro fi t organization Nobody’s Perfect, Inc., “Delano & Friends” to promote socialization and athletics for those with autism and other developmental disabilities. Nobody’s Perfect is an organization close to the heart of the Tee Pee family, after Zippy and Kathy’s grandson, Delano, was diagnosed with a neurological degenerative disease at 15 months. Now 16, Delano has faced many hurdles in his life, so this event will help both Delano and others with similar af fl ictions. Julie Martinez, 602-481-2157 or julianna6371@yahoo.com. Central Arizona Supply , a fourth generation family business founded in Mesa in 1968, marks its 10th location Continued on page 49 KEEP MOM COOL KEEP MOM COOL OR NO ONE WILL BE HAPPY OR NO ONE WILL BE HAPPY Family Owned & Operated Licensed, Bonded & Insured Service & Install on all Makes & Models Free Estimates on New Equipment RESIDENT Ʈ AL & COM 0( R ǨƮ AL RESIDENT Ʈ AL & COM 0( R ǨƮ AL REBATES & CREDITS AVAILABLE! I Ǖ6 TA ǒ L $ N Ʃ W I Ǖ6 TA ǒ L $ N Ʃ W ENV , ƺǖ ƴ 0 ENTA dz ǒ Y ENV , ƺǖ ƴ 0 ENTA dz ǒ Y F ƺ , E ǕLjǒ Y $ /C ǜ ǣ67 Ʃ 0 ! F ƺ , E ǕLjǒ Y $ /C ǜ ǣ67 Ʃ 0 ! ROC Licenses: 80131, 80132, 80133 R E F R I G E R AT I O N  A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G  R E S I D E N T I A L  C O M M E R C I A L 3231 East Washington 602-957-3745 www.AccuTempAZ.com Bill Murley, President ACCUTEMP IS AN APS/SRP QUALIFIED CONTRACTOR $ /C • H Ʃ $ TI Ǖ G • Ʊ OW 7 Ʃǔ P • , Ǩ( M $Ǩƭ IN ( & M 2 R ( ! $ /C • H Ʃ $ TI Ǖ G • Ʊ OW 7 Ʃǔ P • , Ǩ( M $Ǩƭ IN ( & M 2 R ( ! * Limited time offer. Scottsdale Treatment provides referral for DUI attorney. DUI? DUI? AS OF JANUARY 1, 2012: WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW? WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW? Call us for a free consultation with an attorney who specializes in DUI cases. Uh, oh! Uh, oh! Here comes comes the the judge! judge! NEW DUI LAWS NEW DUI LAWS 3200 N Hayden Rd ~ Suite 170 ~ (south of Osborn Rd) 480.429.9044 NEW OFFICE! SCOTTSDALETREATMENT.COM ARIZONA’S FIRST ONLINE DUI SERVICES

Page 49 May 2012 Business Continued from page 48 Gallery features skull of gigantic prehistoric reptile By Jonathan Reid Scottsdale’s Touchstone Gallery has obtained a skull fossil of the gigantic reptile Mosasaur, a prehistoric marine predator that has garnered a sale price of $25,000. Joe Wilhelm, owner of Touchstone Gallery, said the fossil was found in the Phosphate Deposits Formation of Quoed Zem, Khouribga Plateau, Morocco where it had been sitting for 70 million years. For animal remains to fossilize, certain types of sediment have to cover the bones, which decompose into rock over millions of years. The Gallery specializes in fi nding unique fossils and minerals from all over the world. “We’d love for people to come to see any piece of natural art,” Wilhelm said. “We have a wide range of things that fall into the category of extraordinary mineral specimens and fossil specimens, and just like all the other galleries on Marshall Lane we’re open late on Thursday nights to give the people a chance to see them.” Importation laws are strict and vary from state to state, country to country, so Wilhelm said he takes explicit care in fi nding fossils. “We generally go to some length to make sure that what we have has been properly and legally collected and imported,” Wilhelm said. “For us to do that we have to have a long-term relationship with someone. “Every day someone comes into our galleries and says ‘Would you like to buy this fossil?’ Unless we can track how it was imported, if it came from elsewhere, and make sure that it was legally collected, we just don’t do it.” The fossil was acquired at the Tucson Mineral and Fossil Show from British fossil importer Brian Eberhardie, a major importer of Moroccan fossils. Wilhelm said Eberhardie has helped his gallery obtain many prehistoric sea creatures, which are more often fossilized than land animals because sea creature’s bones are less likely to be subject to adverse weather conditions and scavengers. Another fi nd the gallery is selling for $2.25 million is a complete fossil of an ancient horse nicknamed Dawn. “Dawn was found about seven years ago by a quarry master in southwestern Wyoming in a formation called the Green River formation,” Wilhelm said. “She was found in an extraordinarily good condition meaning that the way it was found is the way that it is displayed. Scavengers will move the bones all over the place when they eat the fl esh and this is clearly an animal that was an exception.” Wilhelm said the horse fell into its resting spot, got covered with the right kind of sediments and turned into limestone. “It fully preserved the animal,” he said. Although Dawn is being kept in a climate-controlled vault near Salt Lake City, a resin replica can be viewed at the gallery. More information is available by calling 480-874-8385 or visiting www.Touchstone-Gallery.net. Touchstone Gallery is at 4168 N. Marshall Way in Old Town Scottsdale. with the opening of a 10,000-square-foot showroom in Phoenix at 16th Street and Camelback Road. Offering “water-ware,” hardware and lighting, the shop is touting a “hands-on experience” for the new showroom. In the Demonstration Bathroom customers not only can see and touch, but also experience, new products. Visitors can take a bath in the much-buzzed-about MicroSilk technology bathtub by Jason International that infuses oxygen into the skin, experience three different showers with customizable features including scent-infused steam or try a top-of-the- line TOTO Neorest toilet with remote controls and warm air dryer. Central Arizona Supply, 4750 N. 16 th St., 480-834- 5817, centralazsupply.com. 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