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November 10 - 16, 2010

Law firm of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel, Chaiet & Krut hosts NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson BY BARI AUERBACH

he Aventura Marketing Council’s most recent Chairman’s Roundtable luncheon was a “slam dunk success” thanks to NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson - the inspiring keynote speaker hosted by the law firm of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel, Chaiet & Krut, P.A. located in Hollywood’s Presidential Circle building. AMC Chair Cliff Schulman of Weiss, Serota, Helfman helped welcome business and community leaders to Christine Lee’s at Gulfstream Park for the event along with “allstar” attorneys Dennis Eisinger and Andy Lewis. They explained that their firm is focused on areas including condominium and community association law, commercial and residential real estate, construction, lender financing, civil, commercial, corporate and general litigation and insurance defense. “We pride ourselves on developing longlasting relationships with our clients and providing sound and practical legal and business advice in a very service-oriented manner,”

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Lewis said. A primary focal point of our practice is representation of hundreds of condominium and homeowners’ associations from the Florida Keys to Gainesville.” Testifying to the firm’s unique understanding of this area of the law, Dennis Eisinger teaches a Condominium and Community Development Law class as an adjunct professor at the University of Florida School of Law, sharing over 25 years of experience with students. Prior to the luncheon, Eisinger presented a seminar attended by over 50 condo and homeowner association Board members, strongly supported by Len Brenner and the Joint Council of Aventura. Attendees learned about new legislative changes affecting condominium and homeowners’ associations and innovative strategies for collecting delinquent assessments. Taking the podium, Anderson spoke about his illustrious NBA career, highlighted by being a two-time college All-American and Hall of Famer at Georgia Tech; a #2 NBA draft pick; an NBA AllStar with the New Jersey Nets; and

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CLOCKWISE: Law firm representatives gather with Kenny Anderson (center) Alessandra Stivelman, Jed Frankel, Andy Lewis, Kenny Anderson, Dennis Eisinger, Gary Brown, Josh Krut Aventura Marketing Council Chairman Cliff Schulman, Weiss Serota Helfman with Sen. Ron Silver Dennis Eisinger conducted a seminar for condos and HOA Board members

PHOTOS BY ANDREW GOLDSTEIN

Denise Rubin, Prudential Florida Realty; Stuart Geller, Geller Design Group; Mary Lee, Christine Lee’s at Gulfstream Park; Doug Schrager, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

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Around Town in Aventura Cue Learning Center hosts Aventura Marketing Council Technology Committee

David Thompson, Cue Learning Center with Steve Goitia, IT Doctors

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Aventura Marketing Council Technology Committee gathers monthly at Cue Learning Center where they discuss the latest and greatest in computer gadgetry, common

Eric Beck, IT Beck; Dr. Wilbert “Tee” Holloway, Board Member, MiamiDade County Public Schools and AT&T –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

issues affecting end users and new ‘finds’ that may make your electronic life easier. Recent subjects brought to the table include: “Most Common Problems with

My three sons… Aventura Marketing Council members will remember the soft-spoken, lovely Maria Galletti, who worked at the AMC office for over eight years. Maria answered the phones, took care of the statements, created beautiful e-vites for the AMC events, and only left her AMC family to become a ‘stay-at-home’ mother to her two sons, Christopher and Matthew, and to await the impending arrival of son # 3, Jonathan. Mom and sons are doing fine, and Maria recently stopped by the AMC office to introduce baby Jonathan to the staff.

your Computer or Laptop”; “Networking Your Computers” and “Social Networking Media”. Next subject to be tapped: “Own an iPad or something similar? Bring it with you for a “hands-on” beginners’ lesson.” “We’ve received a great response from our AMC members,” says Technology Committee Chairman Eric Beck of IT Doctors. “The idea behind the AMC Technology Committee is that those who have knowledge in the technology arena are willing and able to share their knowledge with those in the business world.” “Attending these meetings has helped open new doors for me into the world of technology,” says Eileen Glastein of Bnai Zion Foundation. “This is one more way the AMC reaches out to individuals within the organization to build stronger relationships while making everyday information more accessible.” Cue Learning Center offers a wide variety of classes for students of all ages and interests. Whether you want your child to catch up in class, stay mentally active during the summer or get ahead of the pack during college-application season, Cue has services to match what you're looking for. They offer a wide variety of classes for students of all ages, ranging from remedial tutoring, to SAT preparation, to robotics and engineering. For more information about Aventura Marketing Council and the AMC Technology Committee, call 305-932-5334 or visit AventuraMarketingCouncil.com. For more information about Cue Learning Center located at 20445 Biscayne Boulevard in Aventura, call 305-933-8992 or visit cuelearning.org

Larry Goldenberg, Allstate Insurance Desjardins Agency; Ally Korn, Aventura Heart Center; Dr. David Muransky, Aventura Chiropractic Care Center

Madelyn Fradkin, Mobile Assistant Direct; Eileen Glastein, Bnai Zion Foundation; Elliot Kalus, Hebrew Homes Foundation

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Wandering & Pondering Grapes She’s 45 now and wonders where the function on these matters. There’s been a bit of a dilemma of late. time has gone. One of the kids that she used to teach When she was in her 20s and early 30s, her ambition was to make love all day in Sunday is in his mid 20s and returned to the church as Assistant Pastor. and to eat grapes at the same He has sent all the signals for time. She had the appetite then doing love and grapes action and still does. with her. She is a bit flattered There is a difference though. that he is interested but someone At 25 she had the candidates all she taught Sunday school to over the place. Today there also, Assistant Pastor of her very aren’t so many especially in her far right church? age category. The choir is something he is There’s another minor probDAN PALMER trying to build up but if she joins lem. She’s gotten into religion in a big way. Very straight laced. She teach- the choir it might not get off the ground. es Sunday school. This has become a Will he be able to have the energy to handle the choir and her grapes operation? problem with her beliefs and her body. The Assistant Pastor and only twentyThe body still wants to do the grapes and love bit and her mind doesn’t think five? She looks in the mirror and it’s easy to see where her mind might be. But it’s such a good idea. The solution is that on Sunday the reality doesn’t make it such a good idea. Maybe she should really pray harder mind controls. During the week there is too much body and the mind doesn’t for a 45 year old graper to show up.

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. . . NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson Continued from page 1

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Jeff Levinson, Sabadell United Bank; Andy Lewis, Eisinger Brown Lewis Frankel Chaiet Krut; Kenny Anderson; Ingrid and Jason Gilliam-Alexander; Jon Hirsch, All-Star Sports Marketing

Sen. Gwen Margolis and Wilma Felder, Williams Island POA

Tom Oliveri, Northern Trust; Alan Lips, Gerson Preston Robinson CPA’s and Andy Lewis

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being inducted into the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame. Today, Anderson is proud of achieving his goal to graduate from St. Thomas University last May – and now, when not spending time with his children, he gives back to the community. Anderson recently teamed up with Floyd Sports Marketing and All-Star Basketball to hold a youth basketball camp at the Michael-Ann Russell JCC, created to

teach basketball while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and displaying good sportsmanship. Anderson, who served as lead teaching pro, was joined by Tim Hardaway, Dennis Rodman and Mario Chalmers. “When I played in the NBA, I worked on my game and was just happy that I was in the league and could take care of my mother so she didn’t have to struggle anymore,” Anderson

PHOTOS BY ANDREW GOLDSTEIN said. “In high school, my main mission was getting a college scholarship. My mentor said to do well in basketball, you have to do well in school. I try to tell all the young people that I work with now that if you want something bad enough, you have to commit yourself, be dedicated and not let anyone bring you down.” “The game of basketball opened so many doors for me and made my family’s life so much easier. It’s only right that I give back

Dennis Eisinger with Kenny Anderson ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

by showing young kids the right way to go and getting them to be top players - mentally and physically. Then when they make it, they’ll say, ‘Kenny Anderson helped me’ – and I’ll be happy with that.” For more information, about Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel, Chaiet & Krut, P.A., call 954-894-8000 or visit eisingerlaw.com; For details about All-Star Basketball Camp, visit all-starbasketballcamp.com

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‘Divine Intervention’ exists Patricia C.Frank FRANKLY SPEAKING When negative things are happening in your life, it is not unusual to feel very, very alone and very, very helpless. You may feel that you have no one to protect you and no one to support you. You may feel that you have no assistance and no one to give you a hand. You probably want help but do not know where to turn or how to go about securing it. Your life may feel out of control. You may feel that you are in a downward spiral, going from one crisis to another. Sometimes in the middle of a crisis it may seem as if everything is bad, upsetting and frightening. In difficult times of darkness and despair it is important to remember that there is a force in the Universe called “Divine Intervention.” It is a force that alters your life in unforeseen ways and makes it better. That’s when a

negative situation becomes a positive situation. So when you are in the midst of a storm tell yourself that even if it seems bad it could turn out to be good. As contradictory as it may seem, force yourself to relax and curb your negative, fearful thoughts. Trust that things will have a positive outcome. You may not understand how the situation could ever be positive but it is possible. A car fender-bender, for instance, is bad, but meeting your future husband because of it, is good. An adverse reaction to a recreational drug is bad but ending your addiction is good. Allow your mind to believe in a positive outcome. It will calm you in the midst of the crisis. When you change your thoughts, even for a moment, you generate positive chemical reactions in your mind and body that will empower you and increase your ability to cope with the situation. You will experience a feeling of serenity and hope. You will feel peaceful instead of fearful. And that will truly feel “Divine”. Patricia Frank is a Licensed Psychotherapist. She can be reached at 305-788-4864, 212-308-0309.

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Aventura Heart Center: Bone Density and Body Composition Skeletons and Schmaltz Osteoporosis is a major health hazard of aging affecting an estimated 44 million Americans, resulting in one million hip, spine, and wrist fractures annually. Hip fractures cause significant numbers of patients to never walk unaided again. Modern bone densitometers can measure bone density and define osteoporosis, osteopenia (milder bone thinning), and normal bone density. “Major risks for osteoporosis are female, advanced age, small frame, family history, removal of the ovaries, early menopause, lack of exercise, eating disorders, medicines such as steroids, alcohol and tobacco use,” says Dr. David Korn of Aventura Heart Center. “Fortunately, medicinal interventions are available to stop and even reverse osteopenia and osteoporosis.” X-Rays are used in a bone densitometer, however, the amount absorbed by the patient is only about one tenth of that received from a chest XRay. Prevention of osteoporosis dramatically decreases bone fractures and the ensuing pain and disability. Aventura Heart Center has now taken this testing to a newer, more advanced level by adding body composition analysis along with standard bone density analysis. Routine height and weight will determine Body Mass Index, a general assessment of healthy or overweight patients. Aventura Heart Center’s new GE lunar densitometer not only determines bone mineral density, but also it determines total body composition. Total body fat for various regions of the body is calculated, displaying percent of fat, fat in grams, lean mass in grams and bone mineral content in grams.

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“The patient’s values are compared to known standards for essential fat in the body, acceptable fat content, athletic patients, and overweight and obese patients,” says Dr. Robert Rasken. “Men and women have different percentages, but all patients are compared to age and gender matched standards. “This technology is valuable to assess obesity and weight management, efficacy of exercise programs, and dietary responses to specific regimens,” adds Dr. Rasken. “Different sports and types of training can be evaluated, along with certain medical conditions associated with body wasting.” Drs. David Korn and Robert Rasken can evaluate and explain what you can do to improve your health and reduce your risk of fractures, weight related diseases such as diabetes and hypertension, and heart and vascular disease. Aventura Heart Center is located at 2845 Aventura Blvd. For more information and to make an appointment, call 305-932-6061.

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Fairmont Turnberry Isle Decks the Hall with attractive holiday party packages It’s that time of year again—the time to book your holiday party. If you haven’t gotten around to thinking about the holidays yet, allow the Fairmont Turnberry Isle to do all the planning for you. This year, the legendary Aventura resort is offering exciting corporate and private party packages that start at $42 per person and include complimentary event space. Best of all, packages practiPoolside at the Fairmont Turnberry Isle cally come gift wrapped with –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– extra savings like a signature holiday toast, complimentary In addition, all holiday parties are room night for the party planner, which supervised by the resort’s talented instead can be used as a raffle prize, dis- Catering Director Annette Winkler and counted room nights for all guests and Catering Specialist Brittany Patton, reduced valet parking. who have years of combined experience Fairmont Turnberry Isle is truly an in exceeding expectations from start to impressive, yet affordable way to show finish. A complete audio-visual producyour employees and clients how much tion company is conveniently located you care and appreciate all their hard on property and offers state-of-the-art work and business. You can choose from capabilities. spectacular event spaces like the elegantAt the end of each holiday party, ly-appointed Veranda Room, the enchant- party-goers can enjoy unparalleled ing Mediterranean-inspired Cascata Pool, resort amenities like Celebrity Chef or outdoor Magnolia Courtyard overlook- Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak restauing the resort’s signature 18-hole island rant and the award-winning Willow green and 64-foot waterfall—the largest Stream Spa. in the State. Plus, celebrated chefs have The possibilities are endless! put together an assortment of menus feaFairmont Turnberry Isle is conveturing traditional holiday favorites as well niently located at 19999 West Country as inventive dishes infusing ingredients Club Drive in Aventura. To book your from the resort’s onsite herb and tropical holiday party and for additional inforfruit garden. mation, call 305-933-6902.

Aventura Comprehensive Cancer Center welcomes Medical Director Carlos Lopez, MD The Aventura Comprehensive Cancer Center is pleased to announce the arrival of Carlos A. Lopez, MD to the medical staff. As a Board Certified Radiation Oncologist, Dr. Lopez joins a comprehensive team of specialists at the Cancer Center and brings a wealth of expertise to assist in the battle against cancer. Appointed Medical Director of the Cancer Center, Dr. Lopez has arrived in time for September’s annual recognition of prostate cancer awareness. Dr. Carlos Lopez earned his Medical Doctor degree from the New York University School of Medicine after graduating magna cum laude in Biological Sciences from the University of California, Irvine. He completed a General Surgery Internship at the University of Chicago and then completed his Radiation Oncology Residency at the University of Michigan where

he was selected to serve as Chief Resident. “I am honored to be a part of such a vibrant and committed hospital and cancer program,” Dr. Lopez commented, “I feel very fortunate to have this incredible opportunity to treat those affected by cancer in our community with the most advanced technology and resources and the most caring and dedicated cancer care team.” Dr. Lopez has presented at numerous professional conferences and is the author of many publica-

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tions that incorporate his research findings. During the recognition of National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Lopez will be presenting to both community and professional audiences on the advanced treatment capabilities offered at the Aventura Comprehensive Cancer Center. “We are very fortunate to be on the forefront of prostate cancer treatment with the ability to offer the most effective and latest technology for treatment,” remarked Dr. Lopez about the technolo-

gy available at the Cancer Center. Dr. Lopez is trained in the following forms of radiation therapy: 3D CRT, IMRT, IGRT, Gamma Knife Radiosurgery, LINAC-based Radiosurgery, high-dose-rate Brachytherapy, low-dose-rate Brachytherapy and SBRT. Dr. Lopez is a member of the American Society for Radiation Oncology, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the American Brachytherapy Society, the Radiological Society of North America, and the American Medical Association. “We’re all looking forward to Dr. Lopez’s arrival,” stated Dr. Charles Shenker, Chief of Staff at Aventura Hospital, “To have his talent and expertise as a part of the Cancer Center’s Team is certainly a benefit for our community.” For details, visit AventuraHospital.com and AventuraComprehensiveCancerCenter.com

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The failure of our Founding Fathers

Bob Diamond HISTORICALLY YOURS Historians have recently focused on the incompatibility of slavery with the natural rights philosophy of our Founding Fathers in our American Revolution. According to historian Gary B. Nash, “The American Revolution represented the largest slave uprising in our history.” Patrick Henry justified our revolution: “Give me liberty or give me death!” Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence stated, “All men are created equal and entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” While those inalienable rights were uttered, not one word applied to about 500,000 enslaved people. Our light of liberty was a “pillar of darkness for slaves.” In 1772, it was ruled that slavery in England was illegal. In our Revolutionary War, the British made it general policy to offer liberty to our escaped slaves. Blacks “secretly wished the British would win, for then all slaves might gain their freedom.” In both the North and South, “thousands of

slaves fled whenever the British forces were within reach.” Virginia’s Royal Governor, Lord Dunmore, promised freedom for all slaves who fled their masters and joined British regiments fighting the Americans. Flight to fight, however, was difficult for many slaves, according to Nash, “because they would be leaving behind wives, children and elderly to the mercy of revengeful masters.” Jefferson estimated that 30,000 slaves fled their masters during the British invasion of Virginia in 1781. A 21 year old slave named Titus is illustrative. He fled his master, joined black regiments in Virginia under Lord Dunmore, renamed himself Colonel Tye, returned to New Jersey and organized other blacks to fight against the Americans. For five years he fought his own American Revolution, before dying from battle wounds.” Thousands of slaves “who fled to the British to fight the Americans died of battle wounds, and many who survived the war were evacuated in 1783 to Florida, Jamaica and Nova Scotia.” Seventy eight years later, over 600,000 Americans died in a Civil War over slavery. Our Founding Fathers could have ended slavery and proclaimed their equal right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for which we Americans fought a war for our independence.

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Imagesound Americas brings customized in-store audio and visual to the U.S. BY LYNN CARROLL

Imagesound is an international company that supplies music and video to hospitality, leisure and retail sites in over 80 countries around the world. Hollywood-based Imagesound Americas is an independent distributor of in-store music, radio, video and digital signage solutions that uses Imagesound’s proprietary software, music library and customized approach. “We give customers licensed music, video and media that is directly suited to communicate with their client base and support their brand objectives; that can range from programming the music for the ‘W’ Starwood hotels, DJing at a corporate event, supplying reliable retail messaging or designing, procuring and installing property sound-systems,” says Damian Pratt, Managing Director, Imagesound Americas. Pratt says Imagesound Americas differs from traditional music providers in its consultancy approach and ethos - they work closely with clients to find the best mix to match the lifestyle and needs of their target customers. “We’re very passionate about what we do and we enjoy working with clients to produce a highly customized audio-visual environment. Our technology and experience allows

cost-effective software and hardware that can operate from pre-existing infrastructure. We avoid using channels or blocks of non-specific music; most of our clients have very precise requirements, so we ensure everything we supply is uniquely profiled.”

For more information, call 954-374-9904 or visit imagesound-americas.com

us to tailor very specific requirements and this gives us a very natural differentiation from generic music and media suppliers.” “For example, a restaurant in South Beach or elite lifestyle brand will have a specific vision of the ambience that they require for

Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service launches shipping options BY LYNN CARROLL

Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service is now giving its clients the option of handling all of their needs for advanced shipping of luggage worldwide when making arrangements for car services. To bring about the new service line, Scott Tinkler, the company’s chief operating officer, says Aventura Worldwide Transportation formed a partnership with YayValet, a company that is affiliated with United Parcel Services and uses UPS locations throughout the nation. The arrangement makes it possible to ship luggage, golf clubs, artwork or other items with one phone call to Aventura Worldwide, Tinkler says. “This seemed to be a logical outgrowth of our mission to provide the most personalized services of any transportation company in the business,” he says. “We are always looking at ways to maximize our clients’ experience. Being able take the hassles of handling luggage out of the equation for VIPs who use our

vehicles just seemed like an obvious move.” The company’s goal, Tinkler says, is to be able to efficiently accommodate any ground transportation request. He says Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service has been named No. 1 in the nation by Limousine and Chauffeured Transportation magazine, which serves the transportation services industry. It’s a ranking that’s particularly meaningful because it’s designated by peers who really know the business. The Aventura-based company has been operating in the Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beach areas for the past 20 years. Its fleet ranges from sedans and SUVs to 61-passenger motor coaches. It also has a full-service meetings and conventions department and will handle all arrangements for weddings. In order to service its clients around the nation and abroad, Tinkler says, Aventura Worldwide also has a well established network of affiliate companies. For details, call 305-770-5466 or 800944-5466.

each day-portion and we are able to not only provide this but also discuss how they can use music and media to enhance the environment,” he says. “We reject the idea of providing expensive and archaic hardware – we are able to provide

Holocaust Documentation and Education Center Library announces grand opening The Holocaust Documentation & Education Center Reference and Research Library will host their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, November 18th from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The new library will provide access to Holocaust related materials (books, journals, videos, etc) for teachers, students, researchers, historians and the general public and will host free public author series every month. The current collection includes: books on the Holocaust and related topics, Holocaust books for young adults, books in the following foreign languages: Hebrew, Spanish, German, Polish, French, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Dutch, Chinese, Italian, Romanian, Yiddish, Russian and Portuguese, periodicals such as: History and Memory, Hidden Child, Teaching Tolerance, Yad Vashem Studies and Yad Vashem Magazine, and videos /

DVDs, including a copy of each of the Center’s 2,400 eyewitness testimonies. The Library appreciates and welcomes your commitment and support: Compact Shelving, Media Storage, Study Lounge Furniture, Additional Young Adult Materials, and Additional Foreign Language Materials. Naming opportunities are available. The library is located at 2031 Harrison Street in Hollywood. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by appointment. Patrons wishing to view interviews from the Oral History Library Collection will need to speak with Rita Hofrichter, Documentation Department Director, prior to their visit. To RSVP for the grand opening, call 954929-5690 x 378, refreshments will be served. For additional information, call 954929-5690 or visit HDEC.org

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Law firm of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel, Sunny Isles Beach Vice Mayor Lew Thaler; Arthur Barr, Barr & Associates; Sunny Isles Beach Mayor Norman Edelcup; Aventura Comm. Teri Holzberg

TR Beer and Anthony Gragnano, The Continental Group flank Mary Lee, Christine Leeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at Gulfstream and Jeff Levinson, Sabadell United Bank

Ally Korn, Aventura Heart Center; Wendy Murray, Association Services of Florida; Michelle Desjardins, Allstate Insurance, Desjardins Agency Guest with Len Brenner, Joint Council of Aventura

Michael Yavner, BNY Mellon Wealth Management; Aventura City Manager Eric Soroka and City Clerk Teresa Soroka Madeline Giardello and Becca Hillman, Biscayne Cove Condo Assoiation; Belina Nagar, ORNA Security & Camera Services

Alan Neufeld, Neufeld Kleinberg & Pinkiert; Dr. Frederick Knoll, DDS Aventura Comm. Teri Holzberg; Andrew Goldberg, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts; Maxine Hanchard-Foote and Ariel Sanchez Alfonso, BB&T; The Continental Group; Sunny Isles Beach Mayor Norman Edelcup

Kenny Anderson with Michael Shear, Wells Fargo Advisors

Marjorie Aloni, Vi at Aventura; Oscar Llorente, Mount Sinai Medical Center

Janette Giddings, Williams Island POA; Ben Launerts, Marksman Security

Kevin Shacter, Northern Trust; Aventura Comm. Billy Joel; Shirley Flagler, Northern Trust; Evan Piper, Piper Construction

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Chaiet & Krut hosts NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson

Doris and Ron Porter, South Beach Management flank Kenny Anderson

Anderson with Dr. Wilbert â&#x20AC;&#x153;Teeâ&#x20AC;? Holloway, Board Member, Miami-Dade County Public Schools and AT&T

Dennis Eisinger of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel, Chaiet & Krut conducted a seminar for condo and HOA Board members concentrating on 2010 condominium and home owners association legislative changes and delinquent assessment collection strategies

Michael Yavner, BNY Mellon Wealth Management; guest; Dimitry Shaposhnikov, DS Xpress

Danielle Tworek and Angelique Santana, Equinox Fitness Club flank Peter L. Fishel, CPA

Dan Palmer, Aventura News; Maira Diaz-Giusti, Coconut Grove Bank

Sen. Ron Silver; Bal Harbour Village Mayor Jean Rosenfield

(PHOTOS BY ANDREW GOLDSTEIN)

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Airstron support continues to keep things cool at Humane Society BY LYNN CARROLL

Brio Tuscan Grille at The Village at Gulfstream Park is celebrating fall with a new menu featuring fresh flavors of the season. Menu items include appetizers, a crisp seasonal salad, hearty pastas, and $8.95 lunch options. Guests are invited to Brio’s table for a feast of traditional vegetables, unique pastas with Italian meats and cheeses, and decadent desserts. Guest can start their meal with appetizers such as Smoked Chicken & Portabella Bruschetta. Another appetizer on the menu, Chicken Calabrese Flatbread, is great for sharing at dinner. Those opting for lighter fare will enjoy the Tuscan Harvest Salad, combining mixed greens, grilled chicken, mushrooms, Applewood bacon, almonds, Gorgonzola cheese, apples and dried cranberries and tossed with crispy lavoush and Tuscan Italian dressing. For dinner, patrons can enjoy Italian seafood dishes such as Lobster Ravioli with Crab Insalata, or Shrimp Verduta. Also on the new dinner menu is Fettuccini Napoli,

which features fettuccini tossed with smoked chicken, caramelized onions, sundried tomatoes, pancetta, and much more. Guests can finish their meal with the seasonally selected Dessert Trio, featuring a sampling of three house made desserts: Butterscotch Pecan Bread Pudding, Raspberry Mascarpone Cheesecake, and Chocolate Hazelnut Cannolis. Offering an abundance of autumn flavors, Brio’s $8.95 lunch options include Citrus Garden Salad, Eggplant Pomodoro Panini, Flatbread Alla Roma, Mezza Chicken Limone, Fettuccine Rustica, and the Insalata & Zuppa, a soup and salad combination. Brio’s private rooms are available throughout the year and for holiday parties. This year, a $10 Brio gift will be given to all guests attending holiday parties of 15 or more on Sunday through Thursday between Nov. 15th and Dec. 23rd. Additionally, now through Dec. 31st, for every $100 gift card they purchase, patrons will receive a $20 Brio gift to use between Jan. 1st and March 15th, 2011. For more information, visit BrioItalian.com, or call 954-362-1600.

Like many charities and nonprofits, the Humane Society of Greater Miami depends on the good will and support of corporate partners. “Our charity is warm and fuzzy, and donors don’t have to be animal lovers to support our cause,” says Laurie Hoffman, the organization’s director of special events and communications. “But the numbers show that less than one cent of every dollar donated to nonprofits in this country goes to animal rescue, so we know we’re not at the top of the list. We’re always looking for partners to help on a daily basis, whether for supplies for the animals or the office. “Our corporate partners can help us in so many ways.” One partner that holds a special place in their hearts, Hoffman says, is Airstron, a company that designs, installs, retrofits and maintains air-conditioning and refrigeration systems in the tri-county area. “Airstron helped us in ways we’ll never forget,” she says. “We’ve developed a great relationship.” She cites Airstron’s role in an emergency

a couple of years ago when a 50-ton air-conditioning unit broke down in mid-summer. “It was going to cost us thousands to replace,” Hoffman recalls. “We reached out and the community rallied to our support. Airstron led the pack.” “Airstron is committed to being actively involved in the Aventura community,” states Maxine Lopez, vice president of business development for Airstron. “We look forward to our continued growth in the community, developing long-lasting professional relationships as we proceed.” A room the shelter uses to house cats now has a plaque over the door dubbing it the Airstron Room. At the moment, Hoffman says, the Humane Society of Greater Miami needs a van to transport animals. “Partners can help us in many ways,” she says. “We also depend on volunteers every day to walk and bathe the dogs, socialize with the cats, and help with outreach and fundraising.” For information about Airstron, call 954548-3409 or visit Airstron.com; For Humane Society of Greater Miami, call 305-749-1817 or HumaneSocietyMiami.org

Don Soffer Exercise Trail tree trimming The portion of the Don Soffer Exercise Trail on West Country Club Drive from the Fairmont Turnberry Isle service entrance to Turnberry on the Green will be closed from Wednesday, November 10 – 24 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Flagmen will be stationed at each end to advise pedestrians where the path is closed and to direct pedestrians for safety. For more information, contact the City of Aventura at 305-466-8931.

Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center hosts speaker on the ‘Delegitimization of Israel’ Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center welcomes Doron Krakow, executive vice president of American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, who will address “Delegitimizing Israel as a Nation, Combating a Worldwide Strategic Threat,” on Saturday, Nov. 20. Krakow is speaking during Sabbath morning services on behalf of the Greater Florida Region of American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (AABGU). AABGU plays a vital role in sustaining David Ben-Gurion’s vision, creating a world-class institution of education and research

in the Israeli desert, nurturing the Negev community and sharing the University’s expertise locally and around the globe. “Israel and its academic institutions are increasingly threatened with boycotts and politically motivated condemnations at a level unprecedented for a democratic nation,” Krakow explains. He will discuss these issues and BGU’s role in confronting them

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primarily through cross border research and education initiatives that share BGU’s innovations with the world. The Hon. Billy Joel, Aventura commissioner and a vice president on AABGU’s national board, explains, “In the words of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ‘the delegitimization of Israel must be delegitimized.’ Doron

Krakow will do just that while demonstrating how BGU’s exciting research efforts and programs with many different countries are helping to counteract anti-Israel sentiment.” Services begin at 9 a.m. and Krakow will be speaking at approximately 10:30 a.m. The Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center is located at 20400 NE 30th Ave. The service is open to the public. For more information, please contact AABGU Greater Florida Associate Director Joy Felton at 561-2372874 or jfelton@aabgu.org, or visit aabgu.org

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Local Transportation Company partners with neighborhood restaurant to encourage basketball fan BY JAZMIN LINSENBAUM Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service partners with local restaurant Avenue 29, 19004 Northeast 29th Avenue, in Aventura, Florida to promote local patronage and to support the Miami Heat. The duo is offering free parking at Avenue 29 and a $25.00 per person, round trip reservation on a luxury minibus for the 2010-2011 Miami Heat Games. Additionally, all participants of the new Ride in Style Program will receive a drink ticket which will entitle them to one free beverage at Avenue 29. “With many of our clients being avid Heat fans, we wanted to create a convenient and exciting way for our clients and local patrons of the community to be able to enjoy this Heat season without the hassles associated with driving, parking and money spent on valet at the games,” said Neil Goodman, CEO of Aventura Worldwide. “Being a regular at Avenue 29 and the convenience of their location, made the restau-

rant choice a natural fit.” Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service, awarded #1 in the Nation, by Limousine and Chauffeured Transportation Magazine, is based in Aventura, Florida, and has been serving the Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beach areas for the past 20 years. With a diverse fleet ranging from sedans, SUVs, vans, limousines and specialty vehicles to buses and motorcoaches, and a full service meetings and conventions department, any ground transportation request can be accommodated. With its affiliate network, Aventura Worldwide also caters to their client’s needs outside of Florida and the United States. Aventura strives to provide the most personalized service that has become synonymous with the Aventura Worldwide name. Aventura Worldwide Transportation Service Jazmin Linsenbaum, Director of Client Relations 305.770.5466. Extension 129 jazmin@aventuralimo.com, www.aventuralimo.com

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Nissan LEAF is plug-in electric vehicle that works Ron Beasley AUTOMOTIVE EDITOR

LET’S TALK CARS I finally got a chance to drive it — the 2011 Nissan LEAF, I mean. It is, quite frankly, an amazing automobile. Nissan invited me and a few hundred more automotive writers from around the world to come to Nashville and get an upclose-and-personal look at their new baby, one that Nissan is chortling as being “the world’s first affordable zero-emission car.” The new LEAF design is a “fusion of sophisticated aerodynamics to deliver a smooth, elegant flow of the body.” All that aside, it is an attractive vehicle. It has a low compact hood, patented bulging headlights and a large rear spoiler. Nissan engineers designed the LEAF specifically for a lithium-ion battery-powered chassis. It’s a medium-size hatchback that comfortably seats five adults. It’s powered by 48 laminated compact lithium-ion battery modules and a high-response 80kw AC synchronous electric motor that generates 107 hp and

207 pounds-feet of torque. It’s highly responsive and fun to drive. The LEAF is an “urban” vehicle; it’s made to go 100 miles or less on a single charge. The Nissan folks make no bones about that and say the LEAF is intended to take people to work and back or to transport them on their daily errands. It is not a vehicle for cross-country trips or to haul heavy cargo or pull a boat. That’s just not what it was made for. Nissan ran a test competition during the recent press preview to see just how many miles a LEAF would get on a single charge. One of my colleagues and a Nissan executive set out from the factory outside Nashville and finally exhausted the batteries after traveling 118 miles. Not bad, and they say the battery technology will improve with amazing rapidity in the coming years. Expect a LEAF to travel 200 miles on a single charge in the not too distant future. The LEAF can be charged up to 80 percent of its capacity in 30 minutes using the quick charge port and a DC fast charger. Charging at home through a 220V outlet will take about eight hours. The advanced lithium-ion battery pack carries an eightyear or 100,000-mile warranty.

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As for performance, I found the LEAF to be amazingly responsive. Low-end torque is surprisingly good. This car gets off the line with all the power of a hot four-cylinder gasoline engine. And it really moves along on the highway, too. My driving partner topped out the LEAF at 95 mph, though there’s not a lot of get-up-and-go at high speeds. But even that will improve as this

technology advances. Base price on the 2011 Nissan LEAF is $33,000. Ron Beasley is the automotive editor for Miami’s Community Newspapers. He may be contacted by calling 305-662-2277, ext. 261, or by addressing email correspondence to <LetsTalkCars@aol.com>.

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Is the glass of recovery half-empty or half-full?

Al Sunshine CBS MONEY WATCH The lagging real estate recovery continues to drag down the economy here and across the country. It’s also triggering a heated debate on whether the entire recovery will continue to pick up strength or sputter out completely. The recovery can be compared to the old “glass half-empty, half-full” debate. There are improvements in the national and local real estate markets, but most of us don’t really feel them because all we’ve been seeing lately is higher property tax and insurance bills on depreciating homes and condos. Prices nationally dropped another 0.2 percent according to the latest S&P/ Case Schiller Surveys. Its main indexes are up about 7 percent from the market lows of April 2009, but they are still down 30 percent from the highs of 2006. In Miami, the survey found overall prices down 0.3 percent from July and down a full 1 percent from last August. The latest local figures show condo sales up about 10 percent and Broward single family homes seeing about a 7 percent increase. So, despite the fact the local housing market may still be bottoming out, there are some slight improvements. The Census Bureau just reported new home sales unexpectedly jumped 6.6 percent in September based on low prices, cheap financing and the second straight month of gains. But for the “glass half-empty” crowd, new home sales in September were still down more than 20 percent from last year. Making the numbers even more interesting for South Florida, more than half of all the national new home sales came from the southern region. There still are no answers from all the state and federal investigations into faulty foreclosure documents as to what the impact may be on the real estate recovery. And we’re starting to hear new reports out of the Mortgage Bankers Association that interest rates may start rising again next year. Another factor is that the National

Tax Commission reportedly also is getting ready to open discussions to end the Federal Income Tax Mortgage Interest Deduction (MID) as a possible way to cut the federal budget deficit. So the real estate recovery faces a very uncertain future, even as “cash only” foreign investors continue to snap up prime South Florida real estate marketed at “close-out” prices. LOCAL SEPTEMBER JOB NUMBERS IMPROVE SLOWLY The latest September unemployment figures released by Florida’s Agency for Workforce Innovation shows that while unemployment statewide is getting worse, Dade and Broward counties are seeing some improvements. Florida’s unemployment rate now stands at 11.9 percent which is slightly worse than August. Nearly 1.1 million residents now are out of work with more than 11,000 jobs lost in September alone. Despite this, South Florida now could be seeing a turn-around; the latest figures confirm local unemployment is showing some slight improvements. Miami-Dade’s unemployment now stands at 13.1 percent and that is down about 1.5 points, with some 168,000 people out of work. Broward is also seeing a slight improvement at 10.5 percent with about 105,000 residents out of work. Some local job seekers say they are now starting to see more “help wanted” signs than they did over the summer, but they know many of them may be just parttime jobs for the holidays. Labor analysts say Florida has picked up more than 27,000 new jobs since last fall with gains in professional services, trade transportation and leisure hospitality positions, and it turns out the biggest gains were right here in South Florida. “Help wanted” ads in Florida are now at their highest level since the summer of 2008 according to the latest data from the Conference Board in Washington. Still, the problem remains: How many new hires will turn into full-time jobs that will last through the first quarter of 2012? Watch Al Sunshine’s “CBS Money Watch” reports Monday-Friday beginning at noon.

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3rd Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest A weekend filled with fun and jazz in Florida’s Riviera Sunny Isles Beach recently hosted jazz lovers from across Florida and the United States to their Third Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest. The Jazz Fest was a three day, multi-venue event that featured an international lineup of jazz stars. Produced by the City of Sunny Isles Beach in partnership with the Sunny Isles Beach Tourism and Marketing Council, the weekend brought the extraordinary and diverse sounds of jazz for all attendees to enjoy while benefiting Joshua’s Heart Foundation and the Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation. The Jazz Fest weekend began with an evening VIP posterunveiling party at the Trump International Resort. This year, the poster was designed by local artist, Joel Grunzweig and auctioned off to benefit Joshua’s Heart Foundation and the Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation. The Festival officially kicked off on Friday with a sizzling performance by pianist and composer, Tony Sona at the elegant Jazz Club in the Acqualina Resort and Spa. Headlining the festival was an electric performance by one of the most recorded saxophonists in jazz history, Ed Calle and his all-star Jazz band, which took place at the spectacular Samson Oceanfront Park. Calle enticed the crowd with a unique combination of smooth rhythmic sounds and upbeat notes. Opening for Ed Calle, was the Afro-Cuban Jazz band, Oriente, followed by legendary saxophonist extraordinaire, Jesse Jones, JR. and a soothing serenade by talented songstress, Yvonne Brown. Guests in the VIP area enjoyed reserved seating and food

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Holiday fitness ‘survival guide’ COMPILED BY BARI AUERBACH

It’s never too late to “put down the pie” and start picking up on fitness tips that can help you get a jump on keeping New Year’s resolutions… Use moderation when cheating: Allow yourself to indulge a little here and there, but limit your portions. Set a goal to do something active every day: Try to get out and move for at least 30 minutes. When short on time, emphasize resistance training: Muscle aids in burning fat, and will help to fight off the extras that you normally don’t eat. If you are going to cut the workout short for the day, hit the weights first, even at the expense of cardio. If this is the case, you can use supersets and giant sets to make your weight training workouts more aerobic in nature. Eat a balance of macronutrients: Cutting out food groups can make you feel hungrier. Fill up on protein and vegetables as protein increases your metabolism by up to 20 percent and veggies take more calories to digest than what they contain. Limit alcohol consumption: You’re better off eating an extra cookie than consuming numerous cocktails. Excess alcohol contributes too much to fat gain. Drink plenty of water: Many times overeating is caused by dehydration. Water can provide a sense of fullness - so if properly hydrated, you’ll tend to consume less food. Eat regularly scheduled meals: If you

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Adrienne Arsht Center celebrates 5th Anniversary with Season Gala More than 500 of Miami’s most influential arts patrons, philanthropists, and business and civic leaders gathered recently at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County marked its 5th Anniversary Season with a special Gala event starring Broadway performer and four-time Tony Award-nominee Raúl Esparza. This year’s 5th Anniversary Season Gala honored the Center’s legacy to date, the evolution of its mission as a ‘world-class, communitybased’ performing arts center, and its future direction as the Miami community continues to invest in the institution. The elaborate black-tie affair was broken into a series of acts. Act I: cocktails in the Arthur and Alice Adams Foundation Lobby began at 7 p.m. Act II: the dedication and unveiling of the Center’s newly engraved grand donor wall, began with brief remarks by the Center’s newly elected chairman, Mike Eidson, followed by Adrienne Arsht Center CEO, John Richard. The anticipated reveal of the wall was preceded by a trumpeter playing a selection of music written specifically for the occasion. The wall is engraved with the names of hundreds of individuals, families, businesses and organizations that

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have supported the Center dating back to its initial planning phase. The wall’s newest additions participated in the Adrienne Arsht Center’s 2010 Donor Wall initiative, which raised more than $2 million. Guests were then ushered into the theater for the second reveal of the evening: the extravagant Barton G.designed temporary ballroom on the Lynn Wolfson Stage in the Sanford and Dolores Ziff Ballet Opera House, which was hidden from view behind a curtain. Act III: a spectacular dinner by Barton G. Weiss’ Performing Arts Catering began when the curtain dropped, revealing the elaborate ballroom setting. In line with the 5th Anniversary Season theme, “Every great performance begins with you,” the Gala celebrated the dedication of several “grand honorees” who have played an important role in the Center’s initial development and subsequent success. The evening’s grand honorees included Adrienne Arsht, Lin Arison/Arison Arts Foundation, Alberto and Susana Ibargüen/Knight Foundation, Parker and Vann Thomson, Woody and Judy Weiser, and Sanford and Dolores Ziff. Following dinner, Adrienne Arsht took to the stage to

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Be a part of the art at MiMo Art Festival nature hotels and iconic symbols. “Everyone is invited to be a part of the painting process,” said Alisa Cepeda, who is also a MiMo Biscayne Association board member and Hernandez’s event co-chair. “Children from area schools will be involved. It’s a great opportunity for youth to be expressive through art.” The heart and soul of the festival will be located at 7500 Biscayne Boulevard. From noon to 6 p.m., visitors can interact with artists stationed along the boulevard as they create their art and kids can get in on the action with art classes and hands-on projects in the kids’ zone. “Interaction will be the driving force of this festival,” said Hernandez. “We have enough space for the artists to set up working studios and sculpt, paint, build and create their art before your very eyes.” Chefs from area restaurants such as Kris Wessel’s Red Light and Michelle Bernstein’s Michy’s will tempt the taste buds with their culinary fare and cutting edge musical talent will be performing on stage throughout the day. There’s something for everyone, even the dogs. “The event will be pet friendly for wellbehaved, leashed pets,” said Cepeda.

The MiMo Art Boulevard Festival will conclude with the holiday tree lighting ceremony at The New Yorker Boutique Hotel on Biscayne Boulevard.

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At the MiMo Art Boulevard Festival on Sunday, November 28, you’ll be a part of “art as it happens.” The inaugural festival is presented by the MiMo Biscayne Association and is a pre-Art Basel event celebrating the MiMo District and the talented artists, restaurants and musicians who live there. “This area has never had a festival like this and yet there are many artists in the neighborhood,” said Robert Hernandez, MiMo Biscayne Association board member and event co-chair. “The festival will be enjoyed by families from all over Miami and it will enhance the quality of life of the residents

and the businesses in the area.” The day will kick off at 10:30 a.m. at 7301 Biscayne Boulevard with a historic walking tour of the iconic landmarks on the boulevard, including the newly installed LED Coppertone girl sign and the famed Playboy Club. The tour will be led by area and Dade Heritage Trust historian, Antolin Carbonell. Following the walking tour, Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff and MiamiDade County Commissioner Audrey Edmonson will join local artist Marcus Tracey in taking the first brush strokes on the neighborhood wall mural at 7100 Biscayne Boulevard. The community is invited to grab a paintbrush and help Tracey create the mural that will feature area architecture, sig-

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WCS and Sir Pizza team up to help Special Olympics kids BY GARY ALAN RUSE Coaches at Westminster Christian School in Palmetto Bay, with the help of a $5,000 check from Sir Pizza, are boosting the spirits and self image of a group of challenged youngsters that will be participating in the Special Olympics. WCS Head Coach Emil Castellanos explained how it all came about from an inter-school connection. “One of our football coaches is also a teacher at Southridge Senior High School who works for the S.T.A.R. program,” said Castellanos. “He approached me about an all-star softball clinic for the guys to compete in the Special Olympics and that’s how we got moving with it. “It was an unbelievable experience to be able to help those individuals attend the Special Olympics,” Castellanos said. “With us being blessed with what we have, it was a wonderful opportunity to give them something and show them that we do care. It’s going to be an annual event for me from here on out. We bought them all uniforms and hats, custom made with their last names and everything on it.” About 50 mentally and/or physically disabled students from Southridge High School’s S.T.A.R. (Spartans Transitioning

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