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Exclusive: UM Accuser Predicts NCAA Death Penalty lipped waiting for more information to come out, possibly as soon as Tuesday evening. But, he did reveal who he thinks is at fault and some of the things he was able to do with the program.

“The university, because of the desire to put money first, I was given carte blanche to do things I shouldn’t have been able to do,” Shapiro told CBS4. “I led the team out of the tunnel twice in the Orange Bowl.”

Reporting Tim Kephart MIAMI (CBSMiami.com) – Former University of Miami booster, and federal convict, Nevin Shapiro said his evidence will spark the NCAA’s most severe punishment that could bring about the end of football at the University of Miami.

In an exclusive interview with CBS4’s Jim Berry, Shapiro said the information the NCAA has in its possession is “going to be so detailed and to the truth that it will be impossible for any former players or current players to go around it.”

Shapiro said for the first time that not only was it players who sought favor with him, but also Hurricanes football staff was involved.

According to Shapiro’s attorney, Maria Elena Perez, the information first came out under questioning by federal officials and bankruptcy trustee attorneys.

Shapiro is at the heart of an NCAA investigation and his involvement with the school dates back to 2001-2002. Shapiro’s attorney has claimed that he provided UM players with the use of a yacht and various other favors.

In the interview with Berry, Shapiro was tight-

In CBS4’s video archives, Shapiro is seen in front of the tunnel as the Canes entered the field before a game. He is also shown getting excited after a kickoff return was taken back for a touchdown and jumping onto the field.

Shapiro said that he was “hurt” by his treatment by the very players he once thought of as friends. But, “there’s no jealousy or envy of the money they make, their position in life, none.”

Shapiro continued revealing a little about what he did, but he also had a critique of the players themselves.

“I helped in certain ways. They’re gifted ball players, but just because you’re gifted doesn’t mean you have the mental also,” Shapiro said.

“I helped them in a lot of other ways. I felt more than a friend, felt like a family member. With certain guys I felt like a father figure.”

Perez gave more details about the culture that was going on when Nevin was dealing with the University of Miami and its student-athletes.

“The players would seek him out,” Perez said.

“The players would look for Nevin; Nevin became the in-thing. It was cool to hang out with Nevin. They wanted to be with him, because he was paying. Nevin thought this was

standard operating procedure, I’m not inventing this. Nevin is not going to be the first booster.

This probably happens in 99.9 percent of the schools.”

Perez also said that she didn’t think “anyone was a victim, everyone participated in this.”

Perez also addressed whether Nevin was seeking favor with the schools and the athletes and buying his way into the program.

When Shapiro was asked what he might say to UM president Donna Shalala, he was very complimentary of her.

“There’s no benefit of that because he’s paying all the bills,” Perez said. “What’s the benefit of going out and spending twenty thousand of your dollars. On any given night you’re drinking thousand dollar bottles of wines, you got 12 people, you’re going to clubs, and you’re paying for dancers. You’re paying for a lot of things that are expensive. This wasn’t a onetime thing; it was repeatedly over a long time.”

“I respect her very much,” Shapiro said. “I think she’s a wonderful woman and is all about education. I’m sorry that she has to deal with this situation now.”

Perez said Shapiro didn’t want to be known as the guy who brought about the end of football at Miami, but rather as someone who changed the rules to protect the program from boosters.

“Nevin would rather be known as the guy who established standards and procedures to prevent future people like him from being able to penetrate a school,” Perez said.

Naturally, the first question from most fans is why anyone, including the NCAA, should believe anything that a felon may say.

“You don’t have to believe anything he says,” Perez said. “A lot of these statements are statements against interest that people usually don’t make unless they’re true; because by making these statements he’s implicating himself as well.”

Perez continued, “Take it for what it is, don’t shoot the messenger. Nevin didn’t invent this, this isn’t the first time the university has gotten

in trouble for this.”

As for Shapiro, he said he has come to grips with his situation and is comfortable with his life now, but gave the Hurricanes a warning.

“I sleep so peaceful at night,” Shapiro said. I take my blame. I do what I did. The NCAA has a 10-month head start on what the University of Miami is about to run into.”

As for the former coaches who would have been involved during the time the alleged allegations occurred, former UM coach Larry Coker, who is now the head coach of the University of Texas-San Antonio, said he had not been contacted by the NCAA or the University of Miami. Coach Coker said he had no further comment on the issue.

When Shapiro was asked what will happen to the University of Miami’s team, he pulled no punches.

“I can tell you what I think will happen,” Shapiro told CBS4, “death penalty.”

Berry asked Shapiro if he has a smoking gun of information that’s going to shut down the storied program at “the U.” Shapiro responded simply, “a tsunami.”

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TSA Making Screening Machines At MIA Less Invasive MIAMI (CBS4) – Changes are coming to Miami International Airport to make specialized screening by the Transportation Security Administration less invasive.

On Tuesday, it was announced that the TSA would be installing new software on its millimeter wave Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) machines which would eliminate passenger specific images. Once the upgrade is installed, the machines will show a generic outline of the passenger with potential threats identified by an Automated Target Recognition program.

By eliminating the image of an actual passenger and replacing it with a generic outline of a person, passengers will be able to view the same outline that the TSA officer sees, according to the security agency. Also, a separate TSA officer will no longer be required to view the image in

a remotely located viewing room.

“This software upgrade enables us to continue providing a high level of security through advanced imaging technology screening, while improving the passenger experience at checkpoints,” said TSA Administrator John Pistole in a written statement.

As with the current version of AIT, if a potential threat is detected, the area will require additional screening. If no potential threats are detected, an “OK” appears on the monitor with no outline, and the passenger is cleared.

Miami International has four millimeter wave AITs.

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Miami-Dade Launches Storm Surge Simulator shore by the force of the winds swirling around a hurricane.

County residents can now use the Storm Surge Simulator which combines historical data and modern day technology to see what storm surge can mean to them and their property.

Storm surge is the primary reason why Miami-Dade residents are asked to evacuate prior to a hurricane event.

New Visual Tool Allows Residents to See Their Vulnerability MIAMI (CBS4) — As South Florida tracked Hurricane Irene and recognized the 19th Anniversary of Hurricane Andrew, a new tool has been launched for MiamiDade residents regarding the threat of storm surge.

Storm surge is the greatest threat to life and property from a hurricane. It occurs when water from the ocean is pushed toward the

With the new Storm Surge Simulator, residents type in their address, pick the intensity of the hurricane (Category 1-5), select the image of a person or home, and let the simulator do the rest. For those living in Evacuation Zones, the simulator is a reminder of the potential impact of storm surge.

More than a half a million people live in one of Miami-Dade County’s three Hurricane Evacuation Zones.

“Miami-Dade residents are encouraged to

use the Storm Surge Simulator to educate themselves on their vulnerability to storm surge and put an appropriate hurricane evacuation plan into place,” said Curtis Sommerhoff, Director of the Miami-Dade Department of Emergency Management.

“Understanding your risk can help mitigate the impacts of a disaster. The launch of the simulator is especially timely as we are in the middle of a very active hurricane season.”

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Rolladen Customers To Get Refunds In Deal With State HALLANDALE (CBSMiami) – One of South Florida’s most well known hurricane shutter companies, in trouble with consumers and the state for allegedly taking money without installing shutters, will be giving customers more than threequarters of a million dollars in refunds after reaching a settlement for the Florida Attorney General’s office.

Rolladen must provide the refunds within 90 days.

Hallandale-based Rolladen had come under fire for allegedly taking $790 thousand in deposits, but in many cases, failing to finish installations. Rolladen is best known for it’s pricey powered rolldown shutters that were especially useful above the ground floor of buildings. The state was prepared to consider shutting the company down before reaching the settlement

Hoffman and Rolladen are also named in nearly a dozen lawsuits filed regarding his business practices.

Under the agreement with Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, Rolladen owner Robert Hoffman will return the deposits and stay out of the shutter business for a year, prohibited by the settlement from marketing or installing shutters.

This does not end Hoffman’s problems.

The president of the 42-year-old company was arrested in July by the Broward Sheriff’s Office, charged with running an organized scheme to defraud based on the way he had run his company.

Rolladen customers who have questions about the settlement can call the Attorney General’s office at 866-966-7226.

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Recession Made Many South Floridians Small Business Owners sometimes I ask when did I start doing this?

I’m a trucker.” Yepes used to be a graphic designer.

“It was really tough. One day I didn’t like it.

I was working for the money but I didn’t enjoy what I was doing so.” So she left to make and sell her own gelato, and Dolce Peccati was born.

Reporting David Sutta dsutta@cbs.com NORTH MIAMI (CBS4) – It’s a Tuesday night in North Miami and food trucks are lined up as usual. It’s a phenomenon that’s exploded in South Florida over the last couple of years and not by chance.

So, did gelato truck owner Natalie Yepes ever envision herself running a food truck?

She laughs and says “No! Never. Actually

startup companies, has found entrepreneurship is at a 15 year high. More people are giving up their day job for “Plan B” and there is a lot of envy out there.

James Tuney, a construction worker told Sutta, “I hope that someday I can own a truck like this and wear flip flops and not have to climb ladders.”

Much to her surprise it was not a piece of cake.

David Medina has actually looked into the trucks as a business for himself.

“It’s not easier but I enjoy it.” Yepes told CBS4’s David Sutta.

“You could succeed or you could fail. Me personally if I had the capital I would go for it,” Medina said.

Yepes works seven days a week. When she’s not on the road she’s cooking, accounting, and marketing. That’s life in a second career born out of the recession and she’s not alone as the field is packed with no less than 30 trucks.

“It used to be eight to ten trucks. But now every week there is something new.”

Dozens of people who used to do something else are now their own boss /truck driver.

The Kaufman Foundation, which tracks

Damian Davis, a chef, explains it makes perfect sense.

“When it really comes down to it it’s all about your happiness. If you can’t survive being some place and you really don’t like it then you might as well barely survive doing something you love.”

And so one scoop at a time, Yepes is surviving the recession.

“Yeah, I’m gonna make it. I love it and I’m sure it’s going to work.” She says. And that’s her advice to anyone out of work or just miserable: find something you like, like gelato, and go for it.

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Rent Your Stuff, Make Some Money Campbell rents hers out all the time.

“I’ve had several really positive rental experiences,” she said.

She just lists it as available on www.SnapGoods.com, one of a growing number of web sites that allow owners to post their possessions for rent. You can find anything from cars to cameras to disco balls

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“If you’re the person who owns the items, the ability to deflate costs on something that you spent a good deal of money on is great, particularly if you’re not using it.” said Ron J. Williams, of SnapGoods.com

Web sites help you rent your possessions for cash

People have started to figure out that spending a ton of money on something they may only need every now and then is no longer practical.

MIAMI (CBS4) — Think about how much stuff you own, and how little you use it.

Wouldn’t it be nice to make some money on items just sitting around your house? These days it’s easier than ever due to a new trend — renting your stuff.

“If I don’t have to buy a $15,000 HD red camera, and instead can get it for $500 for the week or the day. I win, you win.” said Williams

Need a car for a day, or a weekend? Kristin

It’s not just stuff you can rent out. On sites such as www.parkatmyhouse.com you can make money off your driveway or extra lot.

“It’s really popular if you live near a ball park or stadium.” said Kyle Taylor of www.thepennyhoarder.com.

There’s also www.singlespotcamping.com, and even www.storeatmyhouse.com.

“People are renting out their extra closet space and attic space.” said Taylor.

So what can you make by renting out your stuff? You could get over $200 a month for a

driveway, $300 for your car for a week or $20 for your Kitchen Aid mixer for the day.

Typically, prices vary depending on several variables, including the owner and renter. But you still need to follow some precautions. Be sure the site you rent your stuff through offers you protection in case something goes wrong.

And check your own insurance policies and zoning laws to make sure it’s ok to rent out your car, or a parking space, for that matter.

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Miami-Dade School Cafeterias Get High-Tech, Healthy Makeovers

MIAMI (CBS4) – Miami-Dade students returned to the classroom last week to find some of their cafeterias had undergone high-tech, healthy makeovers to battle childhood obesity in South Florida.

The Miami-Dade County Public Schools Department of Food and Nutrition installed a reimbursable meal vending machine at Miami Beach Senior High on Friday.

It’s one of 45 high schools and 10 middle schools that will receive the wireless and cashless vending machines that are scheduled to be installed throughout Miami-Dade County by October 2011.

Students access the Star Food Healthy Express machines by typing in their student ID and birth date to receive a healthy meal of their choice that is ready in about 20 seconds.

The vending machines serve up healthy meal options made from local ingredients.

The machines don’t take cash. Parents set up prepaid accounts that students can access from the vending machines to buy complete meals made that day. If the account is set up online, parents can get an itemized list of the foods purchased.

An estimated 17 percent of American kids ages 2 to 19 are obese, and the MiamiDade County Health Department received almost $15 million in federal stimulus funds for obesity prevention through the Community Putting Prevention to Work program. Some of the grant money is being used to install the Star Food Healthy Express vending machines.

Alberto Carvalho, Miami-Dade County School Superintendent, said the focus is mainly on minority children.

“This is our response to pervasive obesity in America and right here in Miami-Dade, which unfortunately is hitting mostly minority children.”

Although each student account is attached to a meal account, more than 50 percent of students in the district are on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s reimbursable meal program. The technology allows students not to be singled out in the cafeteria line.

In addition, the school has partnered with a variety of local celebrity chefs, including the Food Network’s Michelle Bernstein, to offer quick healthy options.

From Caribbean wraps to yogurt parfait – the most popular item for sale – more than

58,000 lunches have been sold through the machines during the trial period that ran from April until June.

School systems around the country have been using Star Food Healthy Express on a smaller scale for the last few school years, but Miami-Dade is the first to implement the machines district-wide.

They are also the first to tie in local chefs with the program.

Each vending machine holds 90 meals at a time and is usually restocked once during a lunch period

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Researchers Find Smelly Feet Attract Mosquitoes Reporting Cynthia Demos CDemos@cbs.com MIAMI (CBS4) – If you’ve been getting a lot of itchy bumps on your legs, your smelly feet may be to blame.

A Dutch researcher found that mosquitoes use foot odors to guide them to the best biting places.

The Remco Suer report states that Mosquitoes might somehow be attracted to the bacteria in your sweat soaked feet and that finding a way to isolate these odors could reduce their nuisance and even slow the spread of disease.

The findings are especially important in places like South Florida, who’s incessant rain during the summer makes any standing water a haven for skeeters.

“The mosquitoes are terrible,” said Carlos Santa Maria, a camp counselor at Coconut Grove’s Kennedy Park.

CBS4’s Cynthia Demos spoke to some local podiatrists who say the reason they smell is because they sweat. So if you can cut down on the sweat, you can cut back on the problem.

First, wash your feet well. You can use an anti-perspirant to cut back on the sweat or any powder will do, especially those made for foot odor. Doctors say if they over the counter remedies don’t work you can get something like Drysol, prescription medication for excessive sweating.

“I’ll take advantage and powder next time,” said Santa Maria.

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Vocational Rehab Helping The Disabled Get Into The Workforce “The way they’re helped me out is by opening the door for me,” said Villanueva.

They don’t work with people who are blind, and family income does play a factor.

The program is funding 80 percent by the federal government and 20 percent by the state. People with disabilities are tested and the program helps position them for jobs.

They have 12 offices, 160 counselors in Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties and a budget of about $20 million.

In Leo’s case, they decided college was a must in his future. The program paid for 100 percent of his FIU education and helped him get a job at Baptist Hospital in patient coordination. They also got him a 20 percent discount on his $6,000 hearing aids.

Reporting Cynthia Demos CDemos@cbs.com

“I’m completely and totally happy about it,” he said.

MIAMI (CBS4) – A government funding program for people with special needs is in place to help people get jobs.

Happy also is the vocational rehabilitation counselor Brenda Lampon. “We come in and say we are not going to look at your disability, we are going to look at your ability and see what you can do!” said Lampon. So, who’s covered? People with mental illness, emotional disorders, physical disability, learning disability, developmental issues, deaf and hard of hearing, depression, anxiety, and ADHD.

Leo Villanueva, 23, has 60 percent hearing loss. He was born with the disability but strives for high achievement. A good portion of his confidence is due in part to the government program called Vocational Rehabilitation.

different government departments. At one point it was with the Department of Labor and now it’s under the Department of Education.

“It’s the best kept secret ever,” said Lampon.

So why isn’t the program well known?

Clients like Villanueva say the more people who know about the program, the more lives it will change and the more it will help everyone who lives here.

That’s not totally clear but the confusion may lie with the fact that it has been under

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Tracking Food Trucks — There’s An App For That “It’s the best way if you live in South Florida to find where the food trucks are right now,” said Davide Di Cillo, the creator of the Burger Beast Food Truck Tracker App. The Food Truck Tracker app lists all Miami food trucks, their menus, and a GPS tracker helps you locate the trucks at all times of the day.

“You can see the profile for each truck, and see the menu, you can see the future location they’re going to be,” explained Di Cillo.

Reporting Vanessa Borge MIAMI (CBS4) – South Florida is in the midst of a culinary love affair with food trucks, but with dozens of food trucks serving up your favorite grub, it can be hard to keep track of them all, until now.

South Florida’s first iPhone app for finding and mapping the vast fleet of convenient cuisine on wheels is now being launched.

“People are always chasing us, which is a good thing. The app definitely makes it easier for them,” said David Garcia, owner of the Fish Box food truck.

South Florida foodies can celebrate the launch of the Food Truck Tracker App at a launch party Friday night at Tamiami Park.

More than 50 trucks will be there from 6:00 – 11:00 p.m.

“You see all these families, they bring out

their tailgate gear. It’s a great experience.

That’s what they should do tonight,” Garcia said.

The party also features Burger Beast giveaways, including an iPad2 with the Beast’s app pre-installed.

Entrance and parking to the food truck feast is free, just make sure you bring your appetites.

Glass containers and pets are not allowed.

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Casey Anthony’s Parents To Break Silence On Dr. Phil

Cindy and George Anthony Sit Down with Dr. Phil McGraw for an Exclusive Interview HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (CBS4) – Casey Anthony may be in hiding following her acquittal in her daughter’s death, but Casey’s parents are ready to talk about their family drama that made national headlines.

George and Cindy Anthony will appear on the season premiere of Dr. Phil on Monday, September 12th which will air on CBS4.

“Cindy and George have suffered a horrific

loss with the untimely death of their granddaughter Caylee, and they have since endured an unprecedented public attack on their family,” said Dr. Phil. “Have these attacks been warranted, or not? I looked them straight in the eye and asked some very tough questions. Despite living under a ‘media microscope’ for years, Their story has never really been told and there’s so much more to it than we’ve heard in the media,” said Dr. Phil. “Throughout this extensive interview, we explore every detail of their ordeal, and they answer every question I know will be on our viewers’ minds. Nothing is off limits during this interview.”

Cindy Anthony said she knew that she and George would want to speak at some point and figured there was no better place than with Dr. Phil.

“We are hoping that by doing this interview, we will be able to help other people who may be experiencing struggles of their own,” said Cindy Anthony. “We certainly don’t want anyone to experience what we have these last three years.”

George Anthony continued, “We appreciate the way in which Dr. Phil has helped others, and we trust him enough to completely open our hearts in telling our story. He is a professional that understands the uniqueness of our family situation. There’s no one better to do this interview than Dr. Phil. We knew he would ask the difficult questions, and we were right.”

The Anthony’s did not get paid for the interview, but asked only that a donation be made to a charitable organization currently being formed to honor their granddaughter, called “Caylee’s Fund.” It will be a federally sanctioned 501 (c) (3) focused on educating the public about and advocating for grandparents’ rights, as well as missing and abused children.

The Anthony’s will not receive any income from the Fund.

The 10th season premiere featuring the exclusive George and Cindy Anthony interview will air on September 12th on CBS4 at 4:00 p.m.

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Teach For A Day To Raise Money For Education School, while Nancy Mulshein taught social media safety to a group of high school students at Robert Morgan Educational Center.

Mulshein and Casanova are not teachers but are business professionals.

Reporting Jawan Strader JStrader@wfor.cbs.com MIAMI (CBS4) — There’s nothing like the memories of our first day of school. But we often don’t think about what the first day is like for teachers. Well now you can thanks to a non-profit organization that lets you become a teacher for a day while helping to raise money for education.

Mr. Casanova taught science to first, second and third graders at Royal Palm Elementary

Mulshein is an executive at FPL and Casanova is a branch manager at HSBC. They both took part in the Education Fund’s Teach-A-Thon; a Walk-A-Thon with a twist to raise money for the Education Fund by becoming a teacher for a day.

Mulshein is one of the programs top fundraisers.

“I absolutely encourage people to take part in it. It’s a worthwhile cause,” said Mulshein.

While today’s teachers are faced with massive budget cuts and little recognition, the Teach-A-Thon is a way to recognize teachers for all of their hard work and dedicated efforts.

Now in its seventh year, the Teach-A-Thon is gaining popularity from local businesses.

Vanessa Hassele with Whole Foods said several of her team members will be teaching a number of topics in the Teach-AThon.

“The classes are going to range on topics from healthy eating to organic farming and the impact of recycling in our own

communities,” explained Hassele.

Last year, 225 business professionals raised more than $40-thousand for public education.

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Pacino, ‘Scarface’ Cast Celebrate Film’s Legacy Abraham and producer Martin Bregman at a party Tuesday heralding the film’s Bluray release.

Part of the charm of the film, Pacino said, is that it wasn’t initially a hit.

“It’s one of my favorites because of its whole evolution,” he said. “It (was) sort of eviscerated after it opened by the press. …

Nobody was fond of it, except it had good audience participation.”

LOS ANGELES (CBS4) — Al Pacino says he got burned while making “Scarface.”

Literally, he grabbed the hot barrel of a gun that had just shot 30 rounds during one of Tony Montana’s violent scenes.

“My hand stuck to that sucker,” the 71year-old actor recalled. He couldn’t work for two weeks.

Pacino relayed the experience during a discussion with “Scarface” co-stars Steven Bauer, Robert Loggia and F. Murray

He said “it’s almost a miracle” audiences continue to discover and appreciate the film.

He wanted to make it after being inspired

by Paul Muni’s performance in the 1932 original. Sidney Lumet suggested he make the main character Cuban instead of Italian.

Pacino’s “Scarface” is set in 1980s Miami, and Tony Montana is an ambitious immigrant who runs a growing drug empire until he eventually collapses under greed and addiction. Pacino’s performance as the

gun-wielding, coke-snorting Montana is among his most memorable.

He said that during the nine months he was shooting the film, his character practically inhabited him. When a friend’s yappy little dog lunged at him, Pacino said he cocked back his fist instinctively, as if threatening a punch.

“So I love Tony Montana, man, because I couldn’t do that!” Pacino said Tuesday.

Bregman called “Scarface” a “perfect, perfect movie.”

Its timeless themes of greed, desire and ambition would make it controversial even if it were just released today, Pacino said.

Screenwriter Oliver Stone and director Brian De Palma were both “trying to talk about the avarice of the `80s,” Pacino said.

“At that time, there was this whole thing about greed, which was Wall Street and everything, and I think that’s part of it. A great character, too, Tony Montana — a

person who dares to do anything, who flies like a Phoenix, like Icarus, close to the sun.”

The Blu-Ray will be released Sept. 6.

“Scarface” is also set to play at 475 theaters nationwide on Aug. 31 for a special onenight engagement. (© Copyright 2011 The Associated Press.

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9/11 Commemorative Artwork Arrives In Pembroke Pines sure no one ever forgets.”

The collection was inspired by a 250pound steel girder retrieved from “Ground Zero” and donated in 2005 by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

PEMBROKE PINES (CBS4) – Five years in the making, the art pieces memorializing those who lost their lives on 9/11 have finally made their way to Pembroke Pines residents.

“Finally, we can display the art to commemorate the people who died 10 years ago,” artist Benoit Menasche told CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.

Menasche created the works with fellow artists Felix Gonzalez, “We have to make

The sculptures were transported from a workshop near the Everglades to Pembroke Pines City Center and were placed under a 12 foot-high steel gazebo near the new Veterans Memorial located 10300 Pines Blvd.

One of Menasche’s featured pieces is a nine-ton Italian marble cube which will serve as a base for the girder and display the four stages of the tragedyon its sides; the shock of the attack, disbelief, grieving and rebuilding .

According to the city’s website; “Surrounding this central structure will be massive steel statues breathtakingly

created by artist Felix Gonzalez. It is impossible to view these statues without a rush of emotion. The sculptures pay tribute to the heroism displayed on that terrible day. They include a depiction of the Twin Towers, a firefighter, a police officer, a woman, and a child.”

The artworks are meant to portray the emotions of suffering and renewal in

remembering September 11.

The collection was funded by donations.

The city paid $167,000 to build the gazebos.

There will be an official unveiling ceremony of the commemorative artwork at 8:30 a.m. on September 11.

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Horoscopes provided by www.starlightastrology.com

Gemini (May 22-June 21)

Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)

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Pisces (Feb. 19-Mar. 20)

Someone you work with may be withholding valuable information. Your intellectual charm will entice mates who have common interests.

Involvement in groups of interest will bring you in touch with important individuals. You may find that someone you really cared for in the past has come back into your life. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Sunday.

You should consider getting into self improvement endeavors.

Take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves. It might be time to pick up the slack and do your share. Take time to explain your intentions to loved ones. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Monday.

You should get out and enjoy social events where you are likely to meet new potential mates; however, don’t over spend. Don’t blow situations out of proportion.

Deception in your home is evident. Don’t beat around the bush. Attend trade shows that will allow you to look at new products. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Wednesday.

Someone you work with may be emotional. Visit friends who have not been well. You can make money but not through harebrained schemes or gambling.

Pleasure trips will bring you into contact with new and interesting people. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Sunday.

Cancer (June 22-July 22)

Sagitarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20)

Trips will be enjoyable, and communication with your lover will clear up any misconceptions. Get involved in activities that will bring you knowledge about foreign land, philosophies, or cultures. Take time to visit someone who has been I confined due to illness. Exercise discipline when it comes to controlling bad habits. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Tuesday.

You can find out interesting information if you get a chance to talk to people you respect. If they don’t like the plan, suggest that they con tribute a little. Your lack of attention may have been a factor. Make career changes that may increase your income. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Sunday.

You can certainly gain popularity; however, don’t do it by paying for everyone else. Your love will not be willing to listen to your criticism. Disputes may start because of a lack of honesty. Your mate may want to pick a fight but if you’re persistent with your affections their anger should dissipate. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Monday.

You are going through a period of questioning. Be careful not to show your temper when dealing with the boss. Try not to allow superiors or those in a higher position to take advantage of you. Children might be on your mind. Don’t hesitate to make special plans just for two. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Wednesday.

Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 18)

Taurus (Apr. 21-May 21)

Virgo (Aug. 24-Sept. 22)

Aries (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)

Make sure that new mates live up to your high standards.

You should include children in your activities. Older family members may try to put unreasonable demands on you. Channel your energy into decorating or household chores. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Thursday.

A change is as good as a rest. Don’t go looking for change. Don’t let friends or relatives rule your life. Don’t let your boss make you feel guilty enough to take work home with you. Don’t share your dilemma with those you work with. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Friday.

Don’t hold yourself back because you think you’re too old. Secret affairs may be tempting.

Residential moves should be considered carefully.

Your family may be feeling neglected and unloved. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Monday.

Exercise programs will be effective. You may find that you are a little lucky this month. You can get ready to celebrate your new direction.

You should expect to have changes in your home. Your luckiest events this month will occur on a Sunday.

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