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The stars come out for All-Star Basketball Camp at Michael-Ann Russell JCC Warren Henry Automotive sponsors ‘Learn from the Pros’ basketball camp

ou could see it in their eyes….the pride and excitement of learning new basketball moves being taught to them by the very celebrities they had only seen on television or read about. Kenny Anderson. Tim Hardaway. Dennis Rodman. Mario Chalmers. Anderson was there every day as the lead teaching pro and his presence was magnetic. It was hard to tell whether the parents or the youngsters were more excited to meet these basketball legends and pros. Floyd Raglin, CEO of Floyd Sports Marketing, was looking for the ideal location for the All-Star Basketball Camp, and all roads led to the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center in North Miami Beach… home to a professional basketball court that often serves as a practice site for the pros. “We created this camp to emphasize the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and to have the youth not only learn basketball, but good sportsmanship from their role models. I can’t thank Gary Bomzer, Chris Moltman and the entire staff of the JCC enough… they embraced this project immediately and gave it their full support. There are too many stories to tell, too many incredible memories that someday have to be put into a book! Warren Henry, Warren Henry Automotive, is a strong friend and supporter, and we couldn’t have done it without him. Robert Festinger and everybody at the Newport Beachside Hotel proved to be another incredible partner. We were all thrilled that Kenny Anderson was there every day, and Tim Hardaway and Miami Heat Guard Mario Chalmers were special guests as well as

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Mario Chalmers from the HEAT with All-Star Basketball kids

NBA Alumni Kenny Anderson; NBA Alumni Tim Hardaway; Gary Bomzer, MAR-JCC; Floyd Raglin and Jon Hirsch, All-Star Basketball Camp

Dennis Rodman offers tips (PHOTOS BY WWW.TEEKAYPHOTO.COM)

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Around Town in Aventura Northern Trust hosts Aventura City Manager Eric Soroka for Aventura Marketing Council meeting

AMC Chairman Cliff Schulman, Weiss Serota Helfman; Aventura City Manger Eric Soroka; Ben Launerts, Marksman Security; Kevin Shacter, Northern Trust

Michael Shear, Wells Fargo Advisors; David Feder, Fairmont Turnberry Isle; Doug Zaren, Memorial Regional Hospital South; Aventura Comm. Michael Stern, Stern Bloom Media; Jeff Levinson, Sabadell United Bank

Almost twenty members of the Aventura Marketing Council Board of Directors recently met with Aventura City Manager Eric Soroka for an

update on the City’s budget and the exciting grand opening of the new Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Broadway legend Patti LuPone will be featured at

Grand Opening of Aventura Arts & Cultural Center featuring Patti LuPone near sell-out Wachovia, a Wells Fargo Company, is presenting Sponsor If you’re thinking about ordering tickets for the City of Aventura’s grand opening celebration of their beautiful new Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, you’d better order them now. With only 60 tickets remaining, this incredible evening featuring Broadway powerhouse singer Patti Lupone, is sure to be completely sold out within the next week. A pre-show cocktail reception begins at 6:30 p.m. and LuPone’s new revue, “Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda…Played That Part”

begins at 8 p.m. Patti LuPone has dominated the Broadway stage for decades, playing largerthan-life leading ladies in signature roles from Evita to Gypsy, and is a two-time Tony Award winner. Tickets are $189.50 (includes service fee) and available at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center located at 3385 NE 188th Street, 305-466-8002 ext 1., or visit AventuraCenter.org

Patti LuPone

Fernando Levy Hara, The McKafka Group; Eric Soroka; Aletha Player, FPL; Dan Palmer, Aventura News

the Saturday, October 23rd grand opening event of the Center, and there are limited tickets still available.

Aventura Marketing Council recognizes Ofc. Brandy McGinnis Officer of the Month

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Wandering & Pondering

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Coming Home She was finally coming home. She had customs and it was difficult for her to deal in been away awhile but finally her travels were any capacity with even the officials who didover and she was returning. Had been a very n’t like seeing a woman in army uniform and interesting time the years she’d spent away. certainly one as a officer who could even She was always wanting to prove that she order them to do anything at all. However could do anything a male could do and she pushed on and even won some respect maybe even better. A top athlete in from many of the local leaders that school and when she decided to go she came in contact with. to college she applied and was It was a tough two year assignaccepted at the The Point. She ment for her but she did it. Picked enjoyed the challenges and the up medals for some of her activities rules and even the teasing from her and a promotion. She earned the classmates. But she was proving respect of all and now it was time the idea that gender meant nothing for her to be relieved and come even at the Point. Did all the home. The whole town prepared for DAN PALMER marches, the tough tests and got the her return which would include a respect of her classmates. parade in her honor. On the day of Graduated among the top ten in her class, her return a delegation headed by the mayor an unusual mark for a woman. She insisted waited at the airport for her plane. The plane that her two year stint in the army be no dif- arrived and the high school band started tunferent than any other officer’s. ing up for her appearance. The plane doors They wanted to assign her to stateside but opened and she came down accompanied by she insisted on overseas for her required six fellow officers who turned and saluted time. They sent her to London but she pushed her as they slowly brought out her casket as and pushed for active duty in Afghanistan. the band played the funeral march. She came That’s where she finally went. home with a chestful of medals and a body It wasn’t easy there considering the local full of bullets.

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The stars come out for All-Star Basketball Camp Continued from page 1 –––––– my well-behaved best friend, Dennis Rodman!” Jon Hirsch of All-Star Basketball spent hundreds of hours organizing the details of this major event that ran from August 9 - 12. “I really want to thank the players, staff and sponsors, with special gratitude to the JCC and Gary Bomzer for opening their home to us and believing in this project. Our camp was so successful that we’re now working on scheduling our first All-Star Basketball Academy for kids and adults – stay tuned.” Gary Bomzer, Executive Director of the JCC, embraced the idea of the camp, realizing the potential it held for the hundreds of youngsters who spent their summers at the JCC. After camp concluded, Bomzer said, “This was a wonderful basketball camp experience that provided an inspiring week for my kids. They were surrounded by role models, and it couldn’t have been better! I look forward to having many more programs with Floyd and his team.” Chris Moltman, the JCC’s Director of Health, Sports and Wellness, added, “ This was an amazing opportunity to showcase our basketball program to the community. Working with Kenny Anderson every day could not have been better as he instilled life lessons and invaluable experiences.” Kenny Anderson said, “ I loved teaching these young kids the exciting game of basketball. The All-Star Basketball Camp did an outstanding job and the bottom line… it was a great camp for the kids!” Superstar Dennis Rodman added, “The camp was absolutely amazing! Kids from all different age groups came here at one skill level and worked hard to reach the next level. By far, this was one of the best basketball camps I’ve had the privilege to be a part of.” Stephanie Trump, President of the I Have A Dream Foundation Miami, had some of her innercity children participating in the camp, and had only words of praise. “Thank you for the amazing experience our Dreamers had. It is extraordinary for children to be taught by players of this caliber.” And Elaine Adler, president of the Aventura Marketing Council, who helped Raglin and Hirsch with the event, added, “I saw the players giving their all’ as they taught the kids both the basics and the intricacies of basketball. The excitement on the kids’ faces told the whole story…from the tips on basketball moves to life lessons on sportsmanship, the All-Star Basketball Camp provided it all.” Title sponsor for the event was Warren Henry Zinn, Warren Henry Automotive, philanthropist and community leader who noted, “ I was very proud to be part of the All-Star Basketball Camp, and being able to help the kids and families of the Michael-Ann Russell JCC.” Additional sponsors were Aventura’s Finest Hand Car Wash, Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort. Title Sports Drink, and Sports Authority of Aventura. For information, contact Floyd Sports Marketing at 305-761-2929 or floydsportsmarketing.com; allstarbasketballcamp.com or the Michael-Ann Russell JCC at 305-932-4200. (PHOTOS BY WWW.TEEKAYPHOTO.COM)

Kenny Anderson Sedighim

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MAR-JCC and All-Star Basketball camp VIPs

Ryan Caccamise tests out his new moves

Daniel Strimber has a special autograph from Tim Hardaway

Kayla Sedighim; Zoe and Alexis Sugar prove that girls shoot hoops

Oronde Gadsden Jr. takes his turn

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Male brains and female brains Patricia C.Frank FRANKLY SPEAKING Recent studies have revealed significant differences in the brains of males and females. These revelations are now considered scientific facts. The implications of these discoveries are open to interpretation. How you interpret these facts is arbitrary. There is a fair amount of controversy surrounding the conclusions some scientists have reached. It is important to be aware that these interpretations are not facts but educated assumptions. The differences noted may or may not explain behavior, tendencies, talents and abilities. It is now known that men may have a slightly larger brain than women, but men and women have the same amount of neurons. Women have more white matter. Men have more grey matter. Men have a larger Hypothalamus, that part of the brain which houses sexual drive, which means that they may experience more sexual

stimulation. Women use both sides of their brain when listening while men use only one side of their brain. It is easy to jump to conclusions that may be accurate. For instance, upon reading that a man only uses one side of his brain to listen, he might assume that he listens better than a female because he does not need more of his brain to listen. A female might assume that since he is only using one side of his brain, he is not good at listening. She may assume that because she uses both sides she is the better listener. Do not use the facts to explain or excuse behavior. Avoid placing a value on the facts. Do not label the discoveries good or bad. Suspend your judgments. A longer this or smaller that does not mean that one is better than or less than the other. The differences should not imply inequality. They are simply variations on the same theme. They are examples of how nature made the male and female brains to compliment each other. Diversity is beneficial. It is part of a perfect deign for a species. Patricia Frank is a Licensed Psychotherapist. She can be reached at 305-788-4864, 212-308-0309.

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Aventura Hospital gives back through ‘Summer Circle of Caring’ The caring staff at Aventura Hospital proudly continued their hospital-wide efforts to give back to the community during the summer months. On Friday, August 27th, the Aventura Circle (Community-InvolvementRequires-Concerned-LovingEmployees) generously donated dozens of boxes filled with school supplies to The Education Fund, a foundation dedicated to engaging the entire community in making educational excellence a top priority and ensuring that every child learns and succeeds in the Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Since 1985, The Education Fund has worked side-by-side with the private sector to direct resources where they are needed most in Miami-Dade County schools. By partnering with The Education Fund, Aventura Hospital will play a key role in assisting more than 390 schools, 22,000 teachers and approxi-

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mately 340,000 students in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. “The caring staff members at Aventura Hospital are dedicated not just

Northwestern Mutual brings innovative solutions to financial planning BY LYNN CARROLL

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The Emancipator of the Jews

Bob Diamond HISTORICALLY YOURS According to Jewish historian Max I. Dimont, Jews may someday recognize Napoleon as one of their greatest emancipators, because he freed the Jews after their being locked up in the European ghettos for several centuries and brought them back into the mainstream of western civilization. Why were the Jews in the ghettos? Answer: the Protestant Reformation. In 1523, Martin Luther sought Jewish support in his dissent against the Church, “convinced that his Protestantism was a return to authentic Judaism.” In battling Luther, the Church also sought Jewish support, regarding Jews “as the living testament to Jesus.” The Jews rejected both sides with catastrophic results – the ghettos. Napoleon wanted the Jews out of the ghettos only because but he wanted their loyalty to modern France. In 1806, Napoleon summoned an Assembly of Jewish Notables, consisting of 112 outstanding Jews including several rabbis. As Napoleon posed twelve

questions, the Assembly soon realized that Napoleon was enabling them to emancipate themselves from the ghettos. The first questions concerned marriage, divorce and Jewish attitude toward Christian neighbors, such as, “Was divorce granted by a French court valid in Jewish eyes?” By their answers, “the Assembly transferred control of marriage and divorce from the rabbinate to the individual and the state.” The next questions concerned the attitude of Jews toward non-Jews and France. The Assembly “affirmed that Jewish law recognized no difference between Christians and Jews except in mode of worship and that every French Jew had a sacred obligation to France.” The answers to the remaining questions enabled Jews to enter businesses and professions of their choosing. Satisfied, Napoleon pulled a stroke of genius - he convoked the first Great Sanhedrin in 1800 years. This was the “Supreme Court” of the Jews before its destruction by the Romans and “one of the most revered institutions in Jewish life.” Eighty delegates gathered in Paris in February 1807, including a majority of rabbis and “gave religious sanction to the answers of the Notables.” As Napoleon’s armies swept eastward, “the affirmation of the Sanhedrin was a blast of the shofar that toppled the walls of the ghettos.”

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Double Park client list attests to continued commitment to customer service BY LYNN CARROLL

What do 15 of SoBe’s boutique hotels and the hottest restaurants South of Fifth, including Prime 112, Prime Italian, DeVito South Beach and China Grill, have in common? For a hint, add CocoWalk, the Coconut Grove Playhouse, Coconut Grove Bank Lot, and then downtown Miami’s Doubletree Grand. The answer is Double Park, a premier valet service and parking management company. “One thing that sets us apart is experience and leadership,” says Daniel Radrizzani, director of operations for Double Park, which has its largest condominium operation here in Aventura, properties like Terraces at Turnberry, Atlantic I and many more. “Owner Mitch Liss has been in this business for more than 30 years and keeps customer service his priority, something that’s no longer true at other companies.” This superior commitment to service has earned the company contracts with the City

Bark at the Park! Marlins vs. Pirates game benefits Humane Society Watch the Marlins play the Pirates at Sun Life Stadium on Fri., Oct. 1st starting at 7:10 p.m. with your best fourlegged friends. It’s a riotous time for all when the stadium encourages fans to bring their dogs to the game. 100% of the money from all dog tickets sold will benefit the Humane Society of Greater Miami. The Humane Society of Greater Miami is dedicated to placing every dog and cat into a loving home, and to promoting responsible pet ownership and spay/neuter programs. More than 250 homeless dogs, cats, puppies and kittens are cared for every day in its shelter. Buy tickets now to avoid lines at the gate. Adults: $12; Kids: $6: Dogs $6. For individual tickets contact Cynthia Coutard at 305-749-1842 or cynthyia@humanesocietymiami.org

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of Aventura for the Arts & Cultural Center as well as the City of North Miami Beach’s Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater. With divisions such as Caribbean

Parking, which has been operating here for 30 years, and Paradise Parking, Radrizzani says having more than 60 locations all over South Florida hasn’t changed Double Park’s

Deadline to apply for 2011 Renewable Energy Teacher Grants, Oct. 15 To a p p l y f o r t h e 2 0 1 1 g r a n t s , i n t e re s t e d t e a c h e r s m u s t f i l l o u t a n a p p l i c a t i o n a v a i l a b l e a t w w w. F P L . c o m / s o l a r s t a t i o n s . C o m p l e t e d a p p l i c a t i o n s s h o u l d b e e m a i l e d t o t e a c h e r. g r a n t s @ F P L . c o m no later than Oct. 15, 2010. Florida Power & Light Company is currently accepting applications for its 2011 Renewable Energy Teacher Grants, which provide funding for renewable energy classroom projects created by teachers in FPL’s service territory. The awards range from $500 to $2,500 per project, based on the proposed budget and number of students that will benefit. The grants come from the NextEra Energy Foundation, which is funded by shareholders of Florida Power & Light’s parent company, NextEra Energy, Inc. To apply for the 2011 grants, interested teachers must fill out an application available at www.FPL.com/solarstations. Completed applications should be e-mailed to teacher.grants@FPL.com no

later than Oct. 15, 2010. This past year, FPL provided a total of $40,500 to 47 teachers at public, private and charter schools in FPL’s 35-county service territory to fund renewable energy classroom projects. The winning projects are designed to help teach school children about renewable energy and adhere to the Florida State Board of Education’s Sunshine State Standards. Some of the teachers selected for these grant funds recently took part in a workshop to learn about solar and renewable energy and how to incorporate it into their curriculum. They also took a tour of the Space Coast Next Generation Solar Energy Center, FPL’s newest solar photovoltaic power plant.

policies and practices. “We enforce our customer-service standards,” he says. “For an example, we train our people to remember the names of the residents at our properties. It’s the little touches like that that set us apart.” In fact, Radrizzani says, Mitch Liss himself drives to every Double Park location to keep in touch with his staff. “We’re a big company,” he says, “but we don’t operate like a big company.” There’s more, Radrizzani emphasizes. “Another big thing is our technology,” he says. “In addition to using biometric hand scan time and attendance equipment for employees, the company installs cameras on ramps and in the valet office not only to ensure the security of our clients and their vehicles but also to monitor service levels 24 hours a day.” The bottom line for property managers and building owners is to give Double Park a call and ask for a quote.

Comm. Sally Heyman to sponsor flu clinic in District 4 Miami-Dade County Comm. Sally Heyman, District 4, is again hosting a Flu Clinic with the Miami-Dade County Health Department and Sunny Isles Beach Comm. Roz Brezin in the Northeast Dade area. On Friday, October 8th from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., flu vaccines will be available at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, 18070 Collins Avenue. The vaccine is free of charge to seniors 65 and older and children 6 months thru 18 years of age and to anyone who has a Medicare or Medicaid card – you much bring proof. Flu shots are $25 for those clients 64 and younger. “I am happy to sponsor this annual event, making vaccinations easier to obtain for those interested,” said Comm. Heyman. For more information on other sites and dates providing flu vaccines in Miami-Dade County, contact the Department of Health at 786-8450550.

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Marlins Community Foundation hosts 4th annual The Marlins Community Foundation along with event co-chairs Jeff Conine, Hanley Ramirez and Wes Helms recently hosted the 4th annual Fish ‘N Chips Casino Party “A Night in Casablanca” at the Fairmont Turnberry Isle. All proceeds from this signature event benefited the Marlins Community Foundation’s Cornerstones for Kids programs. Guests joined Marlins players including Hanley Ramirez, Wes Helms, Emilio Bonifacio, Brad Davis, Brett Hayes, Clay Hensley, Logan Morrison, Brian Sanches, Mike Stanton, Chad Tracy and Sean West along with Marlins Coaches including Edwin Rodriguez (Manager), Brandon Hyde (Bench Coach), John Mallee (Batting Coach), Randy St. Claire (Pitching Coach), Tarrik Brock (1st Base Coach) and other celebrities like Guillermo Benitez, Carmen Dominicci, Belkys Nerey, Steve Shapiro, Mariana Rodriguez, Rich Waltz, Jerry Del Castillo and Hialeah Mayor Julio Robaina for an evening of fun and stakes at the Craps, Blackjack, Roulette and Poker tables. The evening featured an array of hors d’oeuvres from Miami’s finest restaurants like Bourbon Steak, Blue Sea at Delano, Asia de Cuba at Mondrian, China Grill, The Grill on the Alley, Christine Lee’s at Gulfstream, Ocean Prime, Michy’s and Sra. Martinez - Michelle Bernstein Restaurants, Schakolad Las Olas, Sugar Fancies, Merenguitos and the Fairmont Turnberry Isle. The signature cocktails were specially created by John Lermayer, Celebrity Bartender of The Florida Room. Guests enjoyed great food, drinks, music, a Silent Auction filled with exciting items and the Tiffany & Co. “Mystery Wall.” “This year’s Fish ‘N Chips was an all-time casino extravaganza. The evening was filled with energy and excitement as guests mingled with Marlins players and coaches as well as local celebrities,” said Jennifer Diliz, director of foundation development. “The evening’s magic will definitely transcend into the community as we help children in need throughout South Florida.” Sponsors making this evening possible included: Florida Marlins, L.P., Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club, Selecta Magazine, Tiffany & Co., Fox Sports Florida, MD Now Urgent Care, Dr. John Papa, Law Offices of Bruce H. Freedman, P.A., Blooming Design & Events, Sabor Havana Cigars, NuPress, Premiere Beverage, Figment Group, Bourbon Steak, Blue Sea at Delano, Asia de Cuba, China Grill, The Grill on the Alley, Christine Lee’s at Gulfstream, Ocean Prime, Michy’s and Sra. Martinez - Michelle Bernstein Restaurants, Schakolad Las Olas, Sugar Fancies, Merenguitos, Corona, Coca-Cola, Café Bustelo, 790 The Ticket, SocialMiami.com, Media Stage, Prager Casino, El Zol 95.7, and The Florida Room. The Florida Marlins Community Foundation was established in 1999 and supports “Cornerstones for Kids… Building a Brighter Future through Education, the Arts and Baseball” with a particular focus on South Florida’s youth. Since inception, FMCF has given back over $7 million to the South Florida Community. For information, visit marlinsfoundation.com

Brian Sanches, Wes Helms, Jeff Conine

Logan Morrison signing an autograph for fan Sixto Tamarit James Clodfelter (1st place poker winner) and Hanley Ramirez

Sean West, Guillermo and Maria Benitez Mariana Rodriguez and Brian Aaron

Jeff Conine, Chad Tracy and Mike Stanton Jammin’ Johnny Caride and Jennifer Diliz, MC’s for the night

Bebra Koch, Henry Gonzalez and guest

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Fish â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n Chips Casino Party at Fairmont Turnberry Isle Billy the Marlin and Marlins Mermaids

Danielle and Clay Hensley

Belkys Nerey and Chef Michelle Bernstein

Hialeah Mayor Julio Robaina and wife Raiza Gary Lann and Michele Addison

Above: Jorge Valdes and Logan Morrison

Right: Kim Bacardi and April Bolet

.Kayla Kennedy, Kylie Sanches, Danielle Hensley

Emilio Bonifacio

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It’s a conversation you should have

Susan Braley SENIOR LIVING So, you’ve admitted it. You are a caregiver. Now what? My next few columns will help you approach some sensitive topics with your elder loved ones and hopefully provide some insight to plan for their future. • Part One- Talk about a final plan • Part Two-Talk about a health/care plan • Part Three-Talk about a financial plan WARNING: these topics are interchangeable (W and can lead to healthy conversations and eventually less stress). If you have the luxury of time and are not in a panic mode yet, each topic can be approached with your loved one logically- as you are… making an emergency plan. You can break the ice by stating that we all need to make plans for the worst- so we know what to do. It’s better to think ahead, make that plan and give yourself peace of mind. For example: you have a hurricane plan. You know where your extra batteries are for the flashlight and you know that you will pack up the kids and dogs to head inland to your sister’s house if a category three is coming. So, doesn’t it make sense for you to know where your parents keep their important documents ?

TALK ABOUT A FINAL PLAN- It may be easier to start at the end and work backwards. Even if your loved one doesn’t need help now nor isn’t ready to think about assisted living, they can’t deny the inevitable fact that someone (not them) is going to need to deal with their final wishes at some point. When my husband and I dealt with my in-laws, we sat them down together and it was a positive organizational exercise. (Yes, it did take some time and plenty of patience). We looked at old photos, talked about their history, distant relations, shed some tears and by the time we were finished, we had a prepaid mortuary trust, we had written an outline of an obituary, chosen photos to use in the service and revised & made copies of all the important documents. This topic could be handled by the family or by a professional. If your loved one is not comfortable talking with you about it, you could meet with a trust officer at their local bank or an Elder Attorney to get started. This Final Plan topic turned out to be a good exercise. It brought us all closer together and gave the in-laws peace of mind knowing that their wishes would be carried out and it would lessen the burden placed on family in a time of grief. Take these steps now and, who knows? You might just feel better yourself.

Susan Braley has worked in Senior Living for over seven years and is currently the Marketing Director at the Imperial Club Retirement Community in Aventura. She can be reached at 305-935-1801.

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Graduate Success is in Business Etiquette

Dr. Jodi Stoner SOCIAL ETIQUETTE Last week I had the opportunity to take a young graduate, who I have been consulting with, to a live CNBC discussion with others seeking jobs in this competitive marketplace. The consensus is that real world business etiquette training is a missing link. What matters most is the triumph of marketing you: the sum of your technical skills, social and people skills. Actually, 85% of your business success is your people skills. Most likely your university or last job did not groom you for the real deal. Your resume may be tops but that doesn’t land the job. Everything you do, from your first contact (usually a phone call or cover letter) to the interview is under scrutiny. Your knowledge of the “unofficial rules” is paramount to snagging the job. Before you approach the interview make sure your Facebook, Email address and voice message represent you. The company checking your “social skills” out is a telling part of the getting to “really know you” process. For the job interview, nothing speaks louder than your body language, attire, and attitude. Be on time. Start and finish with a firm handshake. Great communication, eye contact, and good posture are good door openers. Attentive listening will pay off when it is your turn to ask questions about the business. Do your research. Know as much as possible about the company you are seeking to work for and the position you are

seeking. Make sure you show your knowledge by referring to specific aspects of the company practices during the interview. If you are dead serious about landing the job, practice, rehearse, and practice again. Come to the interview dressed professionally: men with a suit and women with a pantsuit or suit with stockings. Leave short hemlines and bling at home. Men should remove their earrings; women should wear small ones. Bring a professional looking pen, a leather pad attaché, a business card in a case, your resume (several copies) along with any paperwork the company has asked you to fill out. The resume and paperwork should be separate in a folder. You will come across well organized. Whatever you do, leave your cell phone off. Don’t even bring it into the interview. No chewing gum. Leave that indelible impression; write an Email thanking the interviewer, followed by a handwritten letter which will be put into your file. You will stand out. Don’t let them throw that curve ball with a “dining interview”. Prepare in advance. Yes, you are being judged on how well you represent yourself and the company. Brush up on your table manners and dining protocol now. Come across as confident and poised. Remember that your technical skills are but a small part of what companies are looking for. They seek personal who will represent their company and a team player who gets along with others. It’s often a total package that seals the deal. Dr. Jodi Stoner writes for the Aventura News as the business/social etiquette consultant. For more information contact: JodiGMAC@aol.com

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Dodge Challenger delivers nostalgia and excitement Ron Beasley AUTOMOTIVE EDITOR

LET’S TALK CARS I had to drive up to North Carolina recently and — as luck would have it — I was testing the 2010 Dodge Challenger for the week, the perfect car for the trip. After crossing the Georgia state line, virtually everywhere we stopped someone came up to me with a question about the car, which made my job of digging up information a great deal easier. And the Challenger turned out to be an exceptionally nice road car — powerful and responsive, easy to handle and really quite comfortable. By the time we returned, I found myself with a grudging respect for the big American muscle car. And the Challenger does have a lot going for it — an unmistakable design, a proven rear-wheel-drive platform, powerful engines and technology — to the delight of driving enthusiasts around the country. The Challenger is a five-passenger, twodoor coupe, but rides on the same rear-drive

platform that complements the four-door Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. It’s available in three models — SE, R/T and SRT8 — and you have a choice between two legendary HEMI V-8 engines or a fuel-saving V-6. Challenger SE — lists at $21,320 and comes with a 250-hp 3.5-liter V-6 and fourspeed automatic. It has cloth upholstery (leather is optional), air conditioning, power windows/locks/mirrors, 60/40 split-folding rear bench, tilt/telescoping steering column, cruise control, remote keyless entry, AM/FM/CD/MP3 four-speaker stereo, visor vanity mirrors, and 17-inch aluminum wheels. Other options include an eight-way power driver’s seat, moonroof, disc changer and navigation with real-time traffic, a 276-watt Boston Acoustics audio system, 18-inch aluminum wheels, ABS and electronic stability control and traction control. Challenger R/T — goes for $29,320 and is powered by a 370-hp 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 mated to a five-speed automatic. It comes with a bodycolored rear spoiler and mirrors, metal fuel filler door, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter, illuminated visor mirrors, dual chromed rectangular exhaust pipes and fog lights. Upgrades include 18-inch aluminum wheels with wider tires, stability control, bigger antilock brakes and a firmer suspension. Options include leather upholstery, naviga-

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tion system, a 368-watt Boston Acoustics sound system, bi-xenon headlamps, 20-inch chromed aluminum wheels, functional hood scoops, keyless go, remote start, a trip computer with performance pages and steeringwheel audio/data controls. Challenger SRT8 — lists for $39,320 has a 425-hp 6.1-liter Hemi V-8, Brembo brakes, a special suspension and a limited-slip differential. Many of the options on the R/T are standard, including an upgraded sound system, bixenon headlamps, trip/data computer, leather, keyless go, and Sirius satellite radio. The

SRT8 rear spoiler is flat black, the hood scoops are functional and the fuel filler is polished aluminum. There are 20-inch forged aluminum wheels and sport seats are standard. There are more than 25 safety and security features and modern amenities, including Uconnect Navigation with voice commands. 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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American Red Cross now accepting nominations for Spectrum Awards BY CHRYSTIAN TEJEDOR

Do you know an extraordinary woman who has made a difference in South Florida? If so, the American Red Cross wants to hear from you. The Red Cross is calling for nominations for the 18th Annual Sara Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women. Women shape the fabric of South Florida. As business leaders, teachers, physicians, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, nurses, mentors, and mothers, women every day are making a difference in their own lives and in the lives of others around them. The annual Spectrum Awards salute the women, past and present, who have made significant contributions in all walks of life. To nominate an outstanding woman, visit online at <www.southfloridaredcross.org>. The deadline for nominations is Friday, Oct. 1.

Recipients of the Sara Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women will be honored at a luncheon on Feb. 3, 2011 at the new JW Marriott Marquis, 345 Avenue of the Americas in Miami. The Spectrum Awards honor women in the following categories: Ambassador, Cultural, Education, Entrepreneurial, Healthcare, Hospitality, Philanthropy, Red Cross Service, Volunteerism and Youth. Award recipients are selected by a committee comprised of local business and community leaders prominent in the field of each category. In 2010, more than 400 community leaders attended the prestigious luncheon and raised $170,000 for the vital, life-saving programs of the American Red Cross. For more information on the Sara Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women, contact Kenia Tedesco at 305728-2512 or by email at <TedescoK@usa.redcross.org>.

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Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida opens Fall season Oct. 2nd at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

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After last season’s superb success of Harlequinade, Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, under the artistic direction of Vladimir Issaev, will launch their 2010-2011 season with a very unique repertoire of his own and of guest choreographer Yanis Pikieris. The company will perform Issaev’s Four Seasons and Pikieris’ new piece Danzon No. 2, followed by the stunning production of Petrouchka. Petrouchka, is a one act and four scene ballet, written by Igor Stravinsky. The ballet is set in the middle of a Russian fair and tells the story of three puppets: Petrouchka, the clown, (Fan Shi) who is hopelessly in love with the Ballerina, (Kaori Fukui or Chloe Mc Kanne) who is enamored with the Moor (Andrey Konkin). All three puppets are commanded by the Charlatan, a sinister, bearded puppeteer and magician, who gives the puppets human emotions. Issaev’s extraordinary set of four Pas de Deux: Four Seasons, will be performed to music of Verdi from his Grand Opera Les Vêpres Siciliennes. Issaev’s ballet premiered at the Mariinsky Theater in Saint Petersburg Russia with extraordinary reviews while Danzon No.2 premiered in Mexico by Ballet de Monterrey and now renowned choreographer, Yanis Pikieris, brings this piece to Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida. Both neo-classical pieces, performed by the professional dancers of the company, enhance the troupe’s repertoire and high performance quality. Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida continues its growth. Ten professional dancers com-

Choreo-graphers Yanis Pikieris and Vladimir Issaev ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

pose the principal cast who accompanied by another group of talented young emerging dancers, will present this season opener. Florida audiences will have three opportunities to enjoy this production: Saturday, October 2nd at 7 p.m., Sunday, October 3rd at 3 p.m. at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center (3385 NE 188th Street, Aventura). Tickets are available at aventuracenter.org or by calling 305-466-8002. Sunday, October 10th at 3 p.m. at Broward Center for the Performing Arts (201 SW Fifth Ave., Ft. Lauderdale). Tickets are available at BrowardCenter.org or by calling 954-462 0222. For information, call Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida at 305-935-3232 or visit ArtsBalletTheatre.org (Photos by Joey Gluska)

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Fourth quarter forecast seems more promising than 2009

Al Sunshine CBS MONEY WATCH September will prove a pivotal month as the third quarter ends and the fourth quarter begins in October. September traditionally is “Back to School” time, but I believe it could well turn into “Back to Business” time. It also should serve as a “ramping-up” time for the fall holidays. I’m already seeing Halloween sale signs around town and we all know that right after that come the Thanksgiving and Christmas sales as we approach the end of the year. I’m hopeful that we will see an increase in seasonal hiring as retailers get ready for the holidays. This should help cut unemployment numbers through the end of the year, but improvements will not be reflected until fall employment numbers come out in the first quarter of 2011. Whether those part-time jobs get converted into full-time positions could be a key indicator of how the country’s unemployment problems evolve into 2011 and beyond. Closer to home, South Florida trade and tourism continue to make gains. I believe the upcoming fall/winter tourist season will continue to see more growth through the fourth quarter and into early next year. According to the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, tourismrelated employment and room rates are holding up. This means if you’re looking

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Low-Fat Milk Calcium in milk and other dairy products such as yogurt and cheese can help boost weight loss by increasing fat breakdown in fat cells. Researchers at the University of Tennessee found overweight people consuming three servings a day of calciumrich dairy lost more belly fat than those who followed a similar diet with less diary servings. Green Vegetables Vegetables like spinach and broccoli are high in soluble fiber, which acts as a cleanser for the digestive system. Vegetables also supply an abundance of cell-repairing antioxidants that provide vitamins and enzymes needed for energy metabolism that can help slim abs. Research published in “The”Journal of Nutrition” on Mar. 25, 2009 shows that people who ate higher amounts of antioxidants had smaller waists as well as less visceral and subcutaneous fat. Berries Raspberries, blueberries and strawberries are loaded with antioxidants and fiber. For every gram of fiber consumed approximately seven calories can be eliminated, according to research by Germany’s University of Kiel, Department of Human Nutrition and Food Science published in “The Journal of Nutrition” in 1990. Green Tea Drinking at least three cups of green tea daily can help burn 80 more calories thanks to antioxidants that can induce breakdown of fat. A study published in “The Journal of Nutrition” found that green tea, along with exercise can especially enhance fat loss in the abdominal area.

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Discover Scuba Diving BY CAPT BOB KRAUT Now that I have gotten you hooked with my first two articles, I can begin to seduce you into the adventure sport of Diving. My columns will be sequential each week leading and tempting you, enticing you to the realm of the Deep. I will start at the beginning. Discover Scuba Experience is a PADI sponsored program where we introduce people to diving in a swimming pool. First we make sure that you are healthy enough to participate by having you fill out a medical statement, then we show you a video on the sport of diving. Although it is not a certification course, we still present you with information that you need to know about what you are doing. Things like hw to clear a flooded mask, how to equalize the pressure in your ears as you descent so you do not hurt yourself. We teach you not to touch any marine life because some of the coral and critters can sting you or cause a rash. But mostly it is about how to breathe, relax, and enjoy the miracle of the ocean reef. The first hour we spend setting you up with all the equipment you need. We supply masks, fins, snorkels, as well as a Buoyancy Device, weight belt, a Regulator, a Tank and gauges. Within minutes you are under the

water breathing through the regulator, thinking, Oh My God is this cool. We play a game with our students with one of those underwater torpedoes so you forget that you are breathing underwater and concentrate on trying to return the torpedo to the other students in a straight line. After about 10 minutes, you start doing laps of the pool underwater so you can experience moving through the water quietly and effortlessly. When you start to feel comfortable with all this we are ready for Part Two. Part Two is a diveboat trip to a shallow reef just offshore with a PADI professional at your side. While waiting for the others to enter the water everyone holds onto a tag line, that is a floating 25 foot line trailing the boat with a buoy on the end. Everyone steps together until we are ready to descend. Descending very slowly we all hold our nose and begin to equalize the pressure in our ears, very similar to what happens as an airplane ascends. Now we are on the reef breathing underwater, having our noses tickled by our exhaled breaths, feeling the surge of the current on our bodies, the temperature of the water, watching the sea fans ebb and flow, enjoying the countless different kinds of fish that are almost touchable swimming in all directions at once, some chasing each other in schools … Welcome to my world.

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Humorous first novel all about life after pink slip “There’s nothing amusing about getting laid off — except when it’s a story told by the brilliant Terry Shine, one of the funniest writers I know.” —Dave Barry

BY SARAH BREIVOGE Nothing Happens Until It Happens To You (Crown, 304 pages, $23 hardcover), is T.M. Shine’s all-too-real debut novel about a man forced to leave behind the security and predictability of his past to face his dysfunctional family and a world disinclined to do him any favors. Jeffrey Reiner has been fired — but he is not crying about it. Though a self-designed social misfit, he accepts the advice that to make it in these tough economic times he has no choice but to throw himself at any opportunities that come his way, no matter how humbling or embarrassing. Egged on by a slacker neighbor, an unorthodox state facilitator, and a 1-800 mental health counselor, Reiner stumbles into a highly comic and entirely outrageous journey of self-discovery. Reiner realizes his job loss may have become the catalyst for his own family’s unraveling: His teenage daughter has dismissed him; his only son may have the genetic wiring of a serial killer (a reality he fears he may have never picked up on if he hadn’t lost his job), and he’s certain his wife is having an affair but is too frightened by the truth (that having an affair includes sex) to confront her. Trying to stretch his meager severance, he takes on sporadic day work trying everything from dressing as the Statue of Liberty to breeding suckerfish to cleaning pools at foreclosed homes. (Shine has plenty of inspiration to draw from, having worked his own odd jobs, including: pizza deliveryman, lab courier, shellfish harvester, gas attendant, sweepstakes mail sorter, school bus driver, demolition man, drugstore manager, and box maker.) Despite receiving a strict daily itinerary from his estranged wife to keep him on track, Reiner inadvertently finds himself veering off course. Suddenly he is trying to balance the search for a job with the hunt for a man he no longer knows. Inspired by a cover story Shine wrote for

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Arthritis and Rheumatic Disease Specialties expands its Aventura facility BY LEE STEPHENS Somewhat contrary to most medical practices today, in particular with the slow economy and the new Healthcare Bill, Arthritis and Rheumatic Disease Specialties has continued to expand its facility in Aventura, FL. The practice founded by Dr. Norman Gaylis over 23 years ago has achieved local, national, and international recognition for its excellence in diagnosing and treating patients with arthritis & rheumatic diseases. Some of the patients who come to the facility are looking for additional recommendations after seeing other physicians for their musculoskeletal problems and others are seeking a facility where they can receive treatment which is not available to them at their current physicianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office. The location behind the Aventura Hospital, 21097 NE 27th Court, Suite 200, has recently added an additional 2500 square feet to their existing space making the total space 9500 sq. ft. The facility is entirely dedicated to treating patients with arthritis and rheumatic disorders. Arthritis & Rheumatic Disease Specialties has

become widely recognized as one of the few dedicated facilities in the United States to have multiple types of onsite ancillary services available for the diagnosis and management of their patients. The Aventura office consists of a state of the art facility which includes an open MRI, Infusion center, Laboratory, Bone Densitometry, x-Ray and Ultrasound services. The open MRI unit is especially designed to facilitate a comfortable experience for patients needing an MRI but who may be in pain and/or suffer from claustrophobia. The in-house infusion center provides a comfortable quiet place for patients to receive their infusion therapy while watching a movie. The high complexity state certified clinical laboratory performs routine blood tests as well as those tests which specifically focus on the diagnosis and management of autoimmune disorders. X-rays are performed using digital technology, osteoporosis evaluation is done by bone densitometry and ultrasound techniques are used to assist with diagnostic decisions as well as joint injections. These routine procedures separate the practice of Arthritis & Rheumatic Disease Specialties from others.

Part of the expansion space will now be home to the certified physical and occupational therapy department, which will perform additional rehabilitation services. This decision to expand the rehabilitation services was prompted by the overwhelming demand from patients who had previously been treated at the physical therapy facility. The Rehabilitation facility specializes and focuses on patients who have purely arthritis and musculoskeletal problems with the emphasis being on pain reduction, improvement in muscle strength, and the goal of obtaining a level of daily activity for each patient which will allow the patient to control their arthritis as opposed to the arthritis controlling them. The clinical research division has grown dramatically over the last 3 years and has become well known for the quality of the research it performs. There are ongoing clinical research trials using many new medications for diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, osteoarthritis and gout. The research facility has a dedicated staff which focuses on providing patients with a treatment option when conventional approved treatments have failed. The type of research and quality of the practice procedures performed at this facility are illustrated by the fact that Dr. Gaylis is presenting 5 research papers at the internationally prestigious meeting of the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR), which will be held in June in Rome. Furthermore, Dr. Gaylis is president of the International Society of Extremity MRI in Rheumatology and has had numerous papers published and procedures peer reviewed in medical journals over the last 6 months. Along with Dr. Norman Gaylis, there are two other board certified rheumatologists who provide excellent care to the patients at the facility. Dr. Elana

Oberstein, a Harvard University graduate and University of Miami trained rheumatologist, has now been with the practice for more than 2 years and has been a big reason for the growth of the practice over the last two years. She has treated many patients both in Aventura hospital and in the office who suffer from severe cases of autoimmune disorders such as lupus and vasculitis, just one of her areas of expertise. Dr. Marcos Maldonado, who is a former Clinical professor from the University of Miami, has been with the practice for one year. His experience as a rheumatologist is extensive and in fact, he has recently been appointed as the president of the South Florida Lupus Foundation. The team of rheumatologists at Arthritis and Rheumatic Disease Specialties offer a combination of expertise in different areas and this allows for all patients who are seen at the facility to receive a consultation using a team approach when needed. Julia Savloff PAC is the physicianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assistant for the practice and has been completely dedicated to the specialty of rheumatology for the last 10 years. She can be found on most days actively involved either in the infusion room, clinical research or assisting the physicians in treating their patients. The aim of Arthritis and Rheumatic Disease Specialties is to be known as the center of excellence for the treatment of all forms of arthritis and rheumatic diseases in South Florida as well as the United States. Our goal is to evaluate and treat patients within one week of calling for an appointment, or in urgent cases be fit in within 24 hrs of the emergency. It is both the quality of care as well as availability of the rheumatologists in our state of the art environment that truly makes Arthritis and Rheumatic Disease Specialties one of the best practices of its type in the country.

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