05.23.13 Sun Times Issue

PROGRESS ON OLD CITY HALL PROPERTY

Land is cleared. Is building next to go?

When it comes to any community that we cover, I take pride in the fact that I can brag to others across South Florida that the area we live in is one of the best and most progressive around.

I also am quick to point out, when things that I perceive will stand in the way of progressive or positives, in the best interest of a city. That is called balance.

No community anywhere in the country will run exactly how everyone dreams. There are far too many political channels to sift through for that to ever happen. However, there is a way to continue to point out things that could hinder growth or leave that bad taste in everyone's mouth.

When it comes to getting things done - opening up for progressive development and doing what's best for the community, this Hallandale Beach administration has always been proactive in making this area a destination - instead of just a city to pass through on the way to Hollywood or Aventura.

That's why when I continued to pass by the old city hall location on South Dixie Highway and 3rd St., and see this travesty and eyesore of a plot of land, being overrun with greenery, shrubs, trees and decay, it makes no sense.

Over a year ago, I devoted a front page BOLD HEADLINE column that read: "EYESORE!" I couldn't believe that the city would allow this property - which legally was not theirs - to hamper whatever charm this legendary city had. It was one of those things that had gone on long enough.

That one piece of real estate was actually ushering visitors into our historic area that featured the Curci and Moffett homes as well as the fire ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BLUSTEIN, Page 3A

The old city hall location on South Dixie Highway has been a very huge topic over the past decade.

Many believe it's time Hallandale Beach puts its foot down with this "eyesore".

Making dreams come true for 5th graders • Hallandale Elementary School students add balance, taking part in Colt TV and School Patrol.

By Larry Blustein Sun Times Very few youngsters really know what they want to be when they grow up. But if you talk to Hallandale Elementary School fifth grader Elena Key, she believes her future is

being carved out each and every day.

Key was recently one of 65 students, selected by teacher Mary Barba and Principal Sharon Ludwig, to enjoy a breakfast at Denny's Restaurant in Hallandale Beach.

Keller Williams Elite Prop. - Feeding South Florida On RED DAY recently the hard working staff of Keller Williams Elite Properties volunteered at the Feeding South Florida Food Bank in Pembroke Park. Not only did they raise money to feed hundreds of people in need in our communities but they also spent time packaging backpacks full of food for local children to take with them to eat. RED DAY (Renew, Energize and Donate) is Keller Williams year round commitment to improving the local community. Each year, the second Thursday in May, tens of thousands of associates participate in renewing the neighborhoods they serve.

Keller Williams Elite Properties Kris & Manny Deren along with the devoted staff vowed to not only raise money but commit their labor to help our community.

Brenda Frank, who was instrumental in putting the event together helped organize the troops as well as the donations.

If you would like to make a donation to help the Food Bank contact Brenda Frank she would be happy to guide you, she can be reached for more information at 954-2965950 or 786-991-3482.

Kris & Manny Deren along with the devoted staff vowed to not only raise money but commit their labor to help our community.

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Before she ever gets to middle school, Elena Key, right, knows exactly what she wants to be in future years - a TV anchor!

At a time when students are recognized for what they do in the classroom - she it comes down to making the grade - Key and others like herself - have found a balance.

Far away from the

rigors of every day learning, Key is part of Colt TV. A real studio that operates in the morning and offers announcements and others things to start the day.

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HALLANDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SALUTES ITS STUDENTS Dreams

From Page 1A ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– station, which was built right into the neighborhood. I have to believe that this facility has been counter-productive to the historic part of Hallandale Beach.

After finding out that the courts were battling over the current owners of the property, it seemed to me that this was something that we would have to sweep under the rug. It frankly was not important enough for the City of Hallandale Beach to put the legal hammer in process and do something about that land that has done nothing but bring the value of other property down.

Over the past year, I have passed by that location at least five times a week. I take a quick look, see the land overrun again with crap - and continue going about my day. While I will always take exception to the fact that this important tract of land is essential to make the community a complete city - with a historical district - I will never go crazy like I did initially.

What I found out after my first rant is very few people care. That to me is sad. Most within the structure of Hallandale Beach do not have a clue how important the creation of a true "Historic" area is to any city. I, for one, after traveling around this country many times, believe in remembering the foundation.

Last week, I passed by the facility - and to my surprise (well not actually) there were trucks and machines, clearing the land once again. I kind of felt that it was just the city again, trying to clean up what they could. I was wrong. It was much better!

"It's an unsafe structure and it's time for the owners to have this property cleared and sodded," Mayor Joy Cooper said. "Enough is enough.

We have had this going on for well over a decade and it's time to look out for our city and what we need to move forward."

Mayor Cooper is 100 percent correct. While Hallandale Beach doesn't own the property, it has done enough to let the owners know that the current building is unsafe and is a hazard to anyone who jumps the weak chain link fence.

While I cannot speak for other projects or various things going on around the city, I can honestly about tell you about this one. I have questioned what this once bustling chunk of real estate would become. I knew that if you were going to create a historic area that you would have to use this parcel of land to attract visitors.

If the city can go after the property as an unsafe structure, the owners will have no other option than to tear it down and maintain - to code what the city sets for all undeveloped real estate.

There are has been mention of a potential land swap, where the fire station could be rebuilt up front and the property shifted toward the back. I guess that is an okay idea, but I would emission more of something that would tie that block together as a historic area. Having the fire station as part of the equation is great, but I am sure there are developers who would love a crack at the chance to put something progressive on that corner.

Anyway you slice it, the time has come for this piece of land to finally become an attraction rather than something you avoid. Like many who live and work in the city who really do care, here is hoping that everything falls into place - soon!

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"I want to come back after college and work in TV.” "Others have things that they are good at doing. I am one who likes to talk and tell people things."

ELENA KEY 5TH GRADER

As one of many anchors who have taken to this TV production and on-air way of communicating, Key believes that she has found exactly what she wants to do.

"I want to come back after college and work in TV," she said. "Others have things that they are good at doing. I am one who likes to talk and tell people things."

Colt TV, along with the school's fifth grade safety patrols, were treated to a morning of fun and a reward after a long school year that will have most of these youngstersmoving to the next level - middle school.

As breakfast waited for the students and a few teachers, this really brings into focus what balance is all about. We have all watched what Mrs. Ludwig has done for the entire education system in her years at Hallandale Elementary School, so in her final year, to reward things such as safety patrol and work with Colt TV is what her time has been all about.

"It does me good to see all these fifth graders accomplish so much here with us," Ludwig said. "I cannot tell you how proud I am of all those teachers and to Mary (Barba) for creating this great balance for our students."

Barba has indeed been one of the many driving forces in this progressive school.

Her presence and involvement has been instrumental in several programs.

Producing such talents as Key, Nathalie Salcedo

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(Sun-Sentinel Kid of Character) and Sara "The Second Grade Weather Girl" as she is known to fellow students, is only a small part of what this school has always been about.

Setting the bar higher and higher is what has made this cur-

rent school district with Hallandale Elementary School, Gulfstream Middle School and Hallandale High what it is today.

"When we go to middle school next year, we want to see if we can start the TV program like we did here," Key said. "That

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Hallandale Beach named as a ‘Playful City’ PLAYFUL CITY USA This month the City of Hallandale Beach was named one of the Nations “Playful Cities”. This honor has been made possible by a commission and staff who are dedicated to making sure our city is truly a place to live, work and play.

Over the past years we have focused on increasing park space by expanding existing parks and creating new parks that include Sunrise, Sunset and our Marina. We have also dedicated Chaves Lake and for a future park.

The city has also purchased land to increase Peter Bluesten Park and is still waiting for the last piece; the post office. Vice Mayor Lewy and I have both made trips to Washington that have included meeting with our representatives to acquire this piece of land. The purchase of property for parks is one of the most important steps to insure we preserve open space and increase the quality of life for our residents. It creates a balanced, sustainable community.

Parks are not just about bricks and mortar. They are about people. Parks are made better with activities and programs.

Often they are also simply about solace and relaxation from hectic day to day living. This recognition

was about all aspects of a “Playful City”. For the past years, I along with my colleagues have been championing filling our parks and facilities with programs for all ages. To me there is nothing worse than an empty park facility not being used. Our staff continues to reach this directive through many creative partnerships and resources. These partnerships come in many forms; grants to non- profits, revenue sharing with vendors and in kind services.

We have Mommy and Me, after school programs for education, cultural arts, open sports including basketball, baseball, tennis, bocce, swimming , organized sports through PAL that include track and field soccer, football and baseball, walking paths, multiple play grounds, boating and we are blessed to have the Atlantic Ocean at our door steps. We have bingo, line dancing, zumba and card games. There are literally activities for ages 1 to 100.

While we are proud of these accomplishments and this designation, there is still

work to be done. We have expanded and will continue to expand our parks where we can. Over the past years PAL programs have grown and we have a high demand for fields. We have partnered with the School Board through shared use agreements to utilize the Hallandale High School Stadium and Hallandale Adult Fields.

HACC PLAYNG FIELDS UPDATE Over the past year we have had major issues with the HACC fields. The city partnered with the School Board to refurbish the field. Since the school does not need lighting we agreed to pay for lighting. We also offered to become the project managers for the construction project. These would have been implemented with the same agreement as when we managed the construction of the stadium at HHS. It was completed within budget and on time.

Originally School Board Staff agreed to allow us to move forward.

When the construction of schools came

to a halt and there were concerns of layoffs the School Board changed course and decided to bring the project back in house and utilize their staff.

The project hit delay after delay. To say the least, the project took twice as long. The work was done poorly and could not pass inspections. They did not laser grade the land correctly, had drainage problems and lighting pole issues.

The field could not get a sign off on final inspection. We worked with them to allow us access even though the final inspection was not complete.

Once open, it was found that the lighting system was designed incorrectly. The School Board wanted us to pay the full freight of the lighting correction.

The project came to a stalemate. Currently the project is still not complete.

Our City Manager negotiated with the School Board over the costs of the lighting.

The City needed the lights and the school did not. Rather than remain in limbo an agreement was reached. The cost changes were spilt.

The School Board still would not let us do the work.

These circumstances have been extremely frustrating to the many parents and students that want to use the fields desperately. It

has also been extremely frustrating to the commission. At last week’s workshop the City Commission agreed that we would reach out to the School Board one more time to request the ability to do the work and be done with it. We are still waiting for a response.

SUNRISE PARK LAND Many residents have asked about the land that was purchased to expand Sunrise Park and Blustein Park. The Sunrise land was the old site of the Hallandale Jewish Center.

The building was demolished and the lot leveled. This lot was configured in a U shape mainly due to the fact one of the homes had a large back yard and had built a garage in the back. The CRA purchased the property to split and sell the house for recapture of the purchase costs and keep the back portion.

The garage structure is slated for demolition. The parcel then will be combined to complete the park land.

Sunrise Park has yet to be master planned. We have asked for input from residents and have heard various proposals. There would need to be more planning and additional community meetings before we add improvements. I have also requested

this lot be at a minimum graded and greened once the garage is demolished.

BLUESTEN PARK LAND At our recent workshop I asked the City Manager when this lot and the lot at Peter Bluesten were going to be completed. Last year I had requested that we grade and place temporary parking on the lot so that it could be used for a play/ training area for Soccer. Staff started the project and then it was suggested PAL could be expanded there. This seemed to be an easy and low cost alternative to having an empty lot sitting idle until our master park improvements could be completed.

After researching the cost, Staff found that the field needed to be laser graded and then sod placed at a cost of $100,000. Laser grading is required for the safety of the players. It eliminates ruts and uneven conditions. The City Manager did not approve this change, nor recommend this expenditure. I am sure it will be readdressed during budget.

Please feel free to contact me at anytime with your questions and concerns. I can be reached at 954-4571318, cell/text 954-6325700 or e-mail me at www.MayorJoyCooper.com.

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SPOTLIGHT ON THE CITY OF HOLLYWOOD Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort on the City Commission Agenda for Proposals that began in July of 2009.

Developers first submitted their qualifications and experience developing large scale projects in stage one, and then submitted more specific, detailed plans for what they would put on the site in stage two. During that process, Margaritaville Hollywood Beach, LLC was selected as the developer for the site.

In April of this year, the developer requested an additional extension to the time frame for the team to meet all the condi-

• In April of this year, the developer requested an additional extension to the time frame for the team to meet all the conditions to take possession of the property and begin construction.

By Raelin Storey HOLLYWOOD - The City of Hollywood is hosting a community meeting to update the public on the proposed Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort project on Thursday, May 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Hollywood City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Boulevard, Room 219. The luxury, 349-room Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort is proposed for an approximately five-acre city-owned parcel of

land between Johnson and Michigan streets on Hollywood Beach. Plans for the resort include a 1056 space parking garage, meeting and ballroom space, retail stores, restaurants, a full-service spa and fitness center, a dual lane wave rider, and other amenities. The plans also call for the redevelopment of the intracoastal property at Johnson Street to include a 1,600-squarefoot Landshark Bar and Grill and featuring

dock space for boat access.  The project is designed to be a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver resort, with the new boat dock space accommodating eco-tours along the Intracoastal. Plans also call for upgrading the Johnson Street area including renovating the Hollywood Beach Theater.

Plans to redevelop the site came out of a two-stage Request

Business Festival and Fair at Knights Inn Hallandale Beach Business Festival and Fair at 26 Diplomat Parkway in Hallandale at Knights Inn inside the restaurant on May 25th, 2013 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Admission is free for all guests. Particpants: Companies with new services & products, selling antiques, jewelry, clothing, skin & hair care products, health services & computer skills. Businesses, shops, professional & artists are invited to celebrate. Please call to pre-register: 954-456-7474

Northeast 19th Avenue Gun Mount Rededication Scheduled for Memorial Day NORTH MIAMI BEACH - The City of North Miami Beach is proud to announce the rededication of the newly restored memorial gun mount scheduled for Monday, May 27, 2013 at 9 a.m. The event will take place in the median at the intersection of NE 19th Avenue and NE 167th Street.

Over the years, the memorial gun mount and fountain fell victim to the harsh Florida sun, weather and salt from the nearby ocean, leaving it faded, corroded and rusted.

Thanks to the efforts of North Miami Beach Councilman Philippe Derose, Councilwoman Barbara Kramer, and North Miami Beach Beautification Committee member Bruce Lamberto, the $63,000 restoration project is finally a reality.

“As a big proponent for the gun mount restoration, I couldn’t be happier to finally see this project come to fruition,” said North Miami Beach Councilwoman Barbara Kramer. “The memorial serves as a testament to the heroes of our community who lived and died for our freedom.”

The project scope included refinishing and painting of the gun, structurally reinforcing the base, and updating the site with LED lighting.

The original memorial included a fountain at the base of the gun mount.

The fountain was not rebuilt due to excessive cost of re-plumbing the entire base structure.

The memorial gun mount was originally dedicated on July 4, 1955 as a gift to the City by the North Miami Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce and through the efforts of Councilman Emanuel G. Arnold “in memory of those who served God and country.” It was rededicated around in 1986 by the Junior Jaycees.

The historic World War II naval gun stands approximately 15 feet high and sits atop of a concrete pedestal; the fountain base is shaped in the form of a naval boat.

tions to take possession of the property and begin construction. The extension was approved by the Hollywood City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency Board (CRA).

This allowed for contracts and agreements to be amended adding Starwood Capital, a private equity firm with vast experience in the hospitality industry, into the project.

The community meeting will review the amendments to the lease agreement and related documents. The proposed

amended lease continues to be for a 99 year term with no additional funding proposed from the City or CRA. In a special Joint City Commission/CRA Meeting on May 29 at 5:00 p.m., City Commissioners will review and vote on the new agreement. Pending approval of the amended agreements, construction would begin after the City's annual July 4 weekend celebration on Hollywood Beach.

Raelin Storey is the Public Affairs Director for the City of Hollywood.

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American Legion Post 92 - 211 North 21st Avenue, Hollywood. The Ladies Auxiliary has bingo every Thursday night beginning at 6

20th Annual National Senior Health & Fitness Day on May 29 NORTH MIAMI BEACH - The NMB Chamber and the City of NMB will join an estimated 1,000 local events to celebrate the 20th Annual National Senior Health & Fitness Day (NSHFD) on May 29, 2013.

As an official host site, they will hold a FREE Community Health Fair on the 29th. On this day, will join with an estimated 100,000 seniors across the country expected to help promote active, healthy lifestyles through physical fitness, good nutrition and preventive care. According to (insert your spokesperson’s name), “Our health fair is a wonderful opportunity for seniors to make, renew, and revitalize their commitment to live healthier lives through better health and fitness.

Over 30 vendors will participate in free health screenings, free demonstrations, free raffle prizes, free giveaways and more.

About National Senior Health & Fitness DayNational Senior Health & Fitness Day is always held on the last Wednesday in May in support of Older Americans Month and National Physical Fitness and Sports Month.

NSHFD is coordinated by the Mature Market Resource Center. For more information about the NMB Chamber Health Fair contact Sondra Marcus at 305-944-8500.

Summer Travel Camp Registration is starting AVENTURA - Looking for a summer full of adventure and make new friends? The Aventura Travel Camp has new and exciting adventures each week. Campers will go on field trips to local attractions, community parks and swimming along with games, arts and crafts and special events.

Travel camp will be open for campers ages 914 and will be held at the Aventura Community Recreation Center from 7:30 AM - 6 PM beginning June 10 through August 9, 2013. The Aventura Community Recreation Center is conveniently located at 3375 NE 188 Street.

The resident fee for a 3 week session is $633.

Resident registration will begin on Monday, March 25, 2013 and non-resident registration on Monday, April 8, 2013, pending availability.

Registration is available at Founders Park, Waterways Park and the Aventura Community Recreation Center. For more information on Travel Camp, please visit the City’s website at www.cityofaventura.com or call 305-466-3883.

MOVIE NIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER: The City of Aventura is proud to announce Movie Night at the Community Recreation Center, 3375 NE 188 Street on Saturday, June 1, 2013. The hit movie “Madagascar III: Europe’s Most Wanted” rated PG starts at 8:45 PM, and gates open 8 PM. Parking will be available on site, and refreshments for purchase.

For more information regarding Movie Night please visit the City website at www.cityofaventura.com or call the Community Recreation Center at 305-466-3883.

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• $1 PER CARD BINGO! Held every Thursday at 1:00 P.M. at the Hallandale Beach Cultural Center. 410 SE 3rd Street. The event is sponsored by the Memorial Senior Partners.

Adults Only. Any questions, please call 954292-8261. MEMBERS ONLY! • American Legion, Post 304, 41 NE 1st Court, Dania Beach.

Friday Night Dinner, every Friday from 6-8 p.m. Open to the public! For more info: (954) 921-7532.

• The City of Hollywood offers line dancing classes on a drop in basis for only $4.00 per class. Thursdays (Jan.March) from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. at the Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr. (A1A) Hollywood, just south of Hollywood Beach Blvd. For more info, call (954) 921-3600. Come learn popular and country line dances! No partner needed. All ages. Join anytime.

New dances taught each class. Beginners welcome. Parking passes available at Center for $10.60 per year. Instructor Jan jipctfl@yahoo.com.

• City of Hollywood Memorial Senior Partners is located at the Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, located at: 1301 South Ocean Drive, Hollywood, Florida 33019 (954) 921-3600: Memorial Senior Partners is currently offering the following classes: Bellydancing with Sandi, members $7.00 per class, nonmembers, $7.00 + $5.00 non-member fee to Memorial Senior Partners. Tuesdays at 12 noon in room 110.

Hawaiian Hula by Chai: Learn the Hukilau, Tiny Bubbles and traditional story telling with hand movements. Tuesdays from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. $10.00 per person, per class, Chai Chien, Hula Instructor, for more info, call: (954) 560-9675.

• Free Yoga for Veterans AND their Families.

Beginner's welcome.

Taught by two licensed professionals. Non veterans cost: $5. Grace Art Galleries, 75 N. Federal HWY (rear entrance), Dania Beach Tuesdays 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Contact: Lisa Fuller, RYT, (954) 309 6987.

Saturday, May 25

• Business Festival and Fair at 26 Diplomat Parkway in Hallandale at Knights Inn inside the restaurant from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Admission is free for all guests. Particpants: Companies with new services & products, selling antiques, jewelry, clothing, skin & hair care products, health services & computer skills. Businesses, shops, professional & artists are invited to celebrate.

Please call to pre-register: 954-456-7474 Friday, May 31 • The Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce will host the Small Business Person of the Year 2013 - Victoria Samuelson Hallandale Medical Center - at the Renaissane Plantation, 1220 S Pine Island Rd., Plantation, Fl. from 11:30 am- 2:00 pm. $40 per person.

Sunday, June 2 • American Legion Unit 310 is sponsoring a car wash and BBQ. Car wash and BBQ $12.00, Car wash only $ 8.00, BBQ only $5.00, Time From 12:30 till ????

Wednesday, June 5 • The North Miamibased nonprofit The Education Fund will host For the Love of Art Annual Charity Auction at the University of Miami Life Science & Technology Park, 1951 NW 7th Ave., in Miami.

The fundraiser will

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• Whole Body Cryotherapy is not a new practice. A limited form of it has been applied since ancient times and throughout history using water, ice and snow. In a minor fashion, we automatically apply the theory of hypothermia today as a first aid for an immediate injury to prevent inflammation.

By Marylynne Newmark, RN Health and Fitness Writer AVENTURA - It is not unusual to see NFL & NBA players in the waiting room of Ice Cryotherapy in Aventura. Especially during off-season athletic training, they are there for their 2.5 to 3 minute session in the Cryogenic chamber.

They know that just those few minutes in the hyper-cooled chamber can calm their inflamed muscles and joints to help prepare their bodies for the grueling NFL & NBA schedules. This is their newest and best alternative for pain relief that avoids painful analgesic injections.

And they are not alone. Also waiting is a young woman suffering with fibromyalgia, another who has experienced a lifetime of pain with rheumatoid arthritis, and yet another with a diagnosis of chronic knee and back pain from arthritis.

Whole Body Cryotherapy is not a new practice. A limited form of it has been applied since ancient times and throughout history using water, ice and snow. In a minor fashion, we automatically apply the theory of hypothermia today as a first aid for an immediate injury to prevent inflammation.

Cryotherapy, which is intense hypothermia, can best be described as the application of extreme cold to quiet the nervous system, lessen the inflammatory process, and reduce pain.

The attraction to Ice Cryotherapy is the recent installation of a

Whole Body Cryotherapy sauna, the first of its kind in South Florida. The theory of using extreme cold to reduce pain and inflammation was introduced in Japan in the 1970s. Over the next few decades, research focused on developing the safe delivery of potentially harmful hypothermia in a cryo-chamber to the largest amount of skin in the shortest amount of time without damaging delicate skin tissue. That led to the development of the Whole Body Cryotherapy sauna.

The first Whole Body Cryotherapy (WBC) unit was introduced to the United States in 2009 and quickly spread into use with great success in progressive medical communities around the country. WBC units are now in use throughout Europe and Asia.

Dr. Abraham Wagner DPM, who currently practices in Aventura, treats his patients with WBC for multiple lower extremity injuries and

conditions. “The way WBC works,” he says, “is by subjecting the outer layer of skin to extreme cold for 2 to 3 minutes the thermoreceptors in our peripheral nervous system trigger a sympathetic/ parasympathetic response that immediately reduces inflammation, creates a dramatic vasoconstriction followed by vasodilation, and activates various hormones and enzymes that result in pain relief.”

Ice Cryotherapy CFO Rob Socol explained the process of a session in the WBC chamber. “Before treatment, the cryochamber is cooled and dried while the patient

is given instruction and informed consent.

Patients come with clean dry socks to protect their toes prior to stepping into the chamber. The floor of the chamber elevates,” he continues, “allowing the head to be outside the unit in order to breathe room air. The patient disrobes inside the chamber and places his or her hands around a padded ledge at the top of the unit. During the next few minutes, 7-second bursts of nitrogen gas with 20-30second pauses are circulated around the inside of the chamber, directed away from the patient.“ Rob Socol explains that a shiver reflex is

Ice Cryotherapy practice is located at 18205 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 2214, Aventura, FL, in the same plaza as Fresh Market and around the corner from Starbucks. To schedule an appointment, call 305-932-2202.

For additional information on Whole Body Cryotherapy, visit the website icecryotherapy.com or google : whole body cryotherapy Aventura.

The attraction to Ice Cryotherapy is the recent installation of a Whole Body Cryotherapy sauna, the first of its kind in South Florida. The theory of using extreme cold to reduce pain and inflammation was introduced in Japan in the 1970s.

normal and expected, due to the immediate effect on the nervous and cardiovascular systems. However, the temperature inside the chamber can be controlled by the amount of pre-cooling, duration of the nitrogen bursts, duration of the pauses and duration of the session.

“The outcome of even the first session,” says Dr. Wagner “usually is so positive that a majority of our patients report almost immediate noticeable improvement in pain and joint discomfort, and measurable reduction in joint edema.”

Whole Body Cryotherapy has a place in pain relief, recovery, general health and wellness, rejuvenation and weight loss.

Cryotherapy is currently being used in dermatology, surgery and in cardiovascular procedures. Reports indicate that it has a place in cosmetic surgery and stem cell and genomic research, as well.

“This is something so new with such great results,” says Socol.

“This equipment is now being used throughout the state of Florida, and we are so pleased to be the first to introduce it to the community right here

in Aventura.

“The sports pros were familiar with this therapy in their travels, which is how they found us, by referral,” says Socol. “Word-ofmouth, and the rest is history.”

Socol says WBC is not for everyone. “But I would like to discuss your problem with you,” he says, “to help you determine whether you would be a good candidate for this easy and effective cuttingedge technology. Feel free to contact my office. My technicians or I will be happy to return your call.”

Dr. Abraham Wagner.

DPM, is a foot and ankle specialist in Aventura. He provides cutting edge treatments, such as Platelet Rich Plasma injections and minimally invasive in-office procedures. Ice Cryotherapy practice is located at 18205 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 2214, Aventura, FL, in the same plaza as Fresh Market and around the corner from Starbucks. To schedule an appointment, call 305-9322202. For additional information on Whole Body Cryotherapy, visit the website icecryotherapy.com or google : whole body cryotherapy Aventura.

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Marlins-Mets game features a first class post game performance by the innovative Cirque Dreams production • Grammy Award winning Latin superstar Juanes brings ‘Loud And Unplugged’ Tour to Hard Rock Live.

“Scooby-Doo Live, Musical Mysteries,” features big musical numbers including the classic Scooby-Doo theme song, “Scooby-Doo Where Are You?”

Cirque Productions has created and produced numerous, original, one of a kind, shows that amaze audiences of all ages, worldwide. It all began in 2002, when Neil Goldberg, a Florida resident and originator of the series of Cirque productions, used his ingenuity, in bringing to South Florida, such sensational shows as Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy, Cirque Dreams and Cirque Pandemonia, in addition to many others.

Since its inception, millions of people, worldwide, have enjoyed, tremendously, a Cirque Dreams show performed in theaters, arenas and casinos. It is the only show of its kind ever to perform on Broadway. Today, Cirque Dreams is recognized for its unique innovation, creativity, quality and value.

Each of the Marlins Saturday home games is designated as a “Super Saturday.” The highlight of each one of these games is a postgame show featuring internationally artists.

The concert is free with the purchase of each game ticket starting at $15 and up. Activities begin at 4:10 p.m. The Miami Marlins-New York Mets game takes place at Marlins Park on June 1, located at 501 Marlins Way (NW 16th) Avenue, Miami.

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ALL NEW FAMILY SCOOBY-DOO MUSICAL MYSTERY PRESENTED AT BROWARD CENTER “Scooby-Doo Live, Musical Mysteries,” features big musical numbers including the classic Scooby-Doo theme song, “ScoobyDoo Where Are You?,” in addition to many original tunes arranged just for the show, as “Round Every Corner,” and “We’re Mystery Inc.” This happy live theater show brings everyone’s favorite animated series to life, in a wonderful hilarious way. Filled with wacky new characters and uproarious antics, the show has young audiences on the edge of their seats as soon as the curtain rises. In this exciting new show, Scooby-Doo, a Great Dane character, who performs in full costume, and the Mystery Gang, played by live professional actors, who sing and dance, have been called on to help solve the mystery, when a trouble-making ghost is haunting the local theatre. Shaggy, Fred Jones, Daphne Blake, Velma Dinkley and Scooby-Doo are quickly on their way, in their Mystery Machine, to resolve the problem.

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Left - Cirque Productions has created and produced numerous, original, one of a kind, shows that amaze audiences of all ages, worldwide. Right - His name is Juan Esteban Aristizbal Vasquez, a Colombian singer, who at the age of 15 started his own rock band that contributed to the beginning of his musical

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In his adolescence, he formed a group known as Ekimosis. Eight years and five albums later, as singer and guitarist of the band, he gained enough experience to make it on his own. Earning three Grammy Latino Awards, and a great amount of recognition for his album “Fijate Bien,” he went on to

AS SEEN ON OPRAH The best thing you can do for your love life Mrs Bronya Shaffer, a world renowned expert on Jewish marriages and relationships, will be the featured guest speaker at Chabad of South Broward Headquarters, on Wednesday, May 29, at 8 PM. The event is open to men and women. Mrs Shaffer, who counsels couples around the world, recently taught Oprah Winfrey the secret of successful Jewish marriages. It was Mrs Shaffer who actually gave Oprah the tour of a beautiful Mikvah Facility in Brooklyn.The experience touched Oprah, who spoke about it on a recent show, that conveyed to viewers the beauty of Judaism and its rituals.

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Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz Addresses Chaya Aydel Seminary Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz visited Chabad of South Broward Headquarters in Hallandale Beach, Florida, and addressed the students and faculty of the Chaya Aydel Seminary, on Monday, May 20th.

The Congresswoman was visibly inspired by the young ladies, and responded to questions students and faculty asked.

The visit was a celebration of Jewish Heritage Month, celebrated annually in the month of May in the USA. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and the late Arlen Specter were the driving forces in creating Jewish Heritage Month.

Rabbi Raphael Tennenhaus, dean of the Seminary and executive-vice-president of Chabad of South Broward introduced the Congresswoman, and recalled the numerous times they shared the podium in rallies supporting Israel.

Before the Congresswoman spoke, Seminary student Rivkah Deray from Pittsburgh eloquently relayed a story about the Rebbe, which focused on the quality and significance of Jewish leadership. Rabbi Tennenhaus publicly thanked the Congresswoman for her efforts in pursuing justice for Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin, and for this the Congresswoman was applauded by all the students and faculty.He also shared the "breakthrough" the Rebbe had when the Rebbe appointed the Shluchos as co-directors of Chabad Houses, thus empowering Jewish women to be full fledged leaders, long before the Womens' Rights Movement sought equality for women in the workplace.

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz spoke about her early years in politics, her current career in which she juggles being both a Congresswoman representing a very significant part of South Florida, the Chair of the National Democratic Party, and last but not least being a wife and mother of three children.

Rochie Schneiderman, a student whose parents are Shluchim in the college town of Newark, Delaware, asked if the Congresswoman ever faced discrimination in being a woman. Rochie followed up with some additional "tough" questions and the Congresswoman answered each question with poise, patience and admiration.

Rabbi Levi Tennenhaus, program director of Chabad of South Broward, asked whether the Congresswoman would one day like to run for the presidency. The Congresswoman responded, "my ambition is to become the Speaker, but one of my children would like me to be president".

Faculty present included Rabbi Yossi Lebovics, Seminary Principal, Rabbi Moshe Schwartz, Seminary and Chabad of South Broward Administrator, Rabbi Mordy Feiner, Kollel Director of South Broward and one of the Seminary anchor teachers, Mrs Goldie Tennenhaus, Co-Director of Chabad of South Broward, Rabbi Mendy Tennenhaus, Chabad's Director of Development and Mrs Chanie Lebovics, Seminary Director of Curriculum.The father of Mrs Lebovics, Rabbi Aron Lieberman, Shliach in Ft Lauderdale, was the first Shliach to know and have influence on the Congresswoman. Mrs Debbie Wasserman Schultz is never shy to say that she was "Rabbi Lieberman's driver" in Tallahassee, when she worked for Peter Deutsch, who then (in the late 1980's) was a government leader in the State of Florida before becoming a US Congressman. Rabbi Lieberman studied Torah with Peter Deutsch, and often delivered invocations in the State Capitol.

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Helping your pet shed those unhealthy pounds • Many owners feed pets according to the manufacturer's suggested amounts; however, this instruction may not be right for your pet.

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Dr. Charlton Adler Local podiatrist saves limbs being destroyed by non-healing wounds

By Marylynne Newmark, Medical Writer

NORTH MIAMI BEACH Dr. Charlton Adler, a threetime Board Certified podiatrist with offices in Aventura / North Miami Beach, has been credited with saving the limbs of two patients diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis, a bacterial infection that quickly spreads from foot to leg, destroying healthy tissue and transforming it into gangrenous flesh. Both of these cases were misdiagnosed by other physicians who were recommending amputation.

“Because of my background and training at Miami VA Medical Center and 25 years of experience in non-healing wounds, this type of diagnosis is very familiar to me,” says Dr. Adler, “After careful assessment, I am able to address these wounds aggressively, consequently saving the limbs. This is why I have earned the reputation of a limb salvage specialist.”

According to Dr. Adler, this type of bacteria spreads very quickly, destroying flesh very rapidly. If not identified early, it can result in amputation or death.

“One case was so severe,” said Dr. Adler, “that the attending physician recommended immediate amputation.” After explaining his previous successes with various debriding techniques, Dr. Adler took over the case, and the leg was saved.

“Another patient lives in the Virgin Islands,” says Dr. Adler.

“She developed a severe infection after a simple biopsy and was told they needed to amputate, but she was aware of previous successes I had with her family members. By the time she flew to Miami,” continued Dr. Adler, “ the infection had spread halfway up her leg. We treated her aggressively and were able to save it” . “Now, whenever I visit St. Thomas with my family,” Dr. Adler smiled, “ I am treated like an outright hero.”

Dr. Adler stated that he uses various debridement techniques, as well as high tech specialized wound care products, as well as other modalities unique to each particular wound. Non-healing wounds can be related to diabetes, circulatory problems, traumatic injuries and pressure lesions. As a podiatrist, Dr. Adler’s specialty is limited to surgery below the knee.

“However, gangrene often is a symptom of what is going on in the body,” he states. “That’s why I take a holistic approach, treating the person as a whole, including his or her lifestyle, environment, diet, hydration, mind, body and spirit.”

Dr. Adler performs vascular testing and digital testing right in his state-of-the-art office. He works as a team with internists, cardiologists, infectious disease specialists, orthopedists, plastic surgeons and vascular specialists. He is on staff at multiple wound centers, as well as Jackson North and Kindred Hospital in Hollywood, where he has surgical privileges.

This podiatrist has the rare honor of being certified by three prestigious boards in his field: The American Board of Podiatric Surgery, The American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, and he is a Certified Wound Care Specialist.

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that can be harmful to pets comes in the form of an overabundance of food and treats. The all-too-common result is a pet that becomes overweight or even obese.

A 2012 survey conducted by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found 52.5 percent of dogs and 58.3 percent of cats to be overweight or obese by their veterinarian. This translates to nearly 80 million dogs and cats in America with a weight problem. Dr. George Banta, chair of the Veterinary Technology department at Brown Mackie College - Akron and Dr. Mary Jo Wagner, attending veterinarian at Argosy University, Twin Cities, offer useful information for pet owners.

How can you tell if your pet is overweight? "It's not the number of pounds, it's how the animal carries the weight," says Banta. "The number on the Body Condition Score is more important than pounds." The Body Condition Score offers a way to assess the condition of an animal, usually on a scale from one to five, taking into account height, weight, and relative proportions of muscle and fat.

With a little knowledge, you can use sight and touch to figure your pet's general condition. "When looking down on a dog or cat from above," says Banta, "the body should slim to a discernable waist. An animal is too thin if you can see the spine or ribs; however, you should be able to feel them beneath the fur."

An animal of ideal weight will also display a pelvic tuck when viewed from the side.

"Just like humans, when animals overeat, they face increased risk for health problems like diabetes, heart disease, gastrointestinal problems and cancer," continues Banta. In fact, these risks also include a shortened life expectancy.

Many owners feed

pets according to the manufacturer's suggested amounts; however, this instruction may not be right for your pet. "These guidelines are meant to cover all animals of a certain weight range," says Wagner.

"An owner must consider the age and activity level of each pet.

The more active they are, the more calories they will burn in a day."

Metabolism rates vary in animals the same way they do in people. Metabolism is the body process in which food is broken down for energy; another factor that affects the amount of food a pet needs. Wagner advises owners to keep an eye on body condition to judge whether a pet is eating properly. "If your pet shows signs of being overweight, simply cut back the amount of food given at each meal. Then weigh the pet in two or three weeks to see if it has made a difference," she says.

Choosing the right food for your pet is important as well. Different brands of pet food contain varying amounts of protein, fat, carbohydrates and calories. "As a general rule, young, active dogs need high protein food," says Wagner.

"Older dogs need higher fiber to keep the gastrointestinal (GI) tract moving." Ingredients listed on the package appear in descending order of volume; the first item on the list is most abundant in the food.

Most of us love to give treats, but many of us don't realize how many we offer each day. "A 40-pound dog is one quarter the size of a 160-pound person," Wagner says.

"They have smaller stomachs. Look at calories in everything your pet eats. After that, it's simple math."

"Table scraps are a definite no. Zip, zilch, nada," says Banta.

"They are not good for two reasons. First, foods like chocolate, caffeine, grapes and raisins can be toxic to dogs. Second, the high fat content associated with table scraps, especially holiday trimmings, can lead to the onset of acute pancreatitis, which can be fatal."

He recommends offering a kibble of food or a carrot instead of a cookie. If you must give cookies, try breaking them in half.

"Pets do enjoy treats

as a reward; however, attention from you is also a reward. It's important to praise ani-

mals. In some ways, spending time with them is better than a treat," Wagner says.

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by Terry Adler, CEO, Always Classic Care

Families usually face quite a quandary when they realize that loved ones need the type of help that they are not able to provide. We are aware of this because of the calls that we get from sons and daughters who need answers to their questions.

Because of the number of inquiries we get, I feel a need to share these concerns. For example, some of the most frequently asked questions are: My mom is becoming forgetful, and I’m worried about her being able to take care of herself. What kind of services do you provide?

Our aides are professionally trained to safely help with showering and dressing, meal preparation, reminders and assistance with medication, transportation for doctor visits, companionship and safety supervision. They also can provide incontinence care, laundry, shopping and light housekeeping.

My dad is difficult. I live out of town.

How can I be sure that your aide will get along with him?

Our immediate challenge is to find the right caregiver for him. I and/or one of our registered nurses will be happy to meet with you and your dad to assess his capabilities, personality, and needs. Based on that assessment, we will develop a care plan and our staffing specialist will select one of our dozens of aides who has demonstrated the correct balance of sensitivity, understanding and patient management that would be best for your dad. In this case, it might be a male aide, man-to-man.

I heard from friends that it is less expensive to hire privately rather than through an agency. Why should I consider finding help through an agency?

The choice is always yours. However, going through an agency assures you of the following about our aides: • They are professionally trained in patient care with a diploma or certificate from a licensed Home Health or Certified Nursing Assistant program.

• They have submitted to an electronic FBIscreened fingerprint check with Federal verification of a clean record.

• They have undergone CPR training and continuing education requirements.

• They have been subjected to a personality assessment and evaluation prior to being hired.

• They have had skills assessment and orientation training at hire.

• They are supervised by agency personnel, are accountable for their actions, and are instructed to report any change in their client’s condition STAT. Hope this has been helpful. With a background of extensive hospital and home health experience, it is a pleasure to assist with all your private home health care needs. Please feel free to email me at terry@alwaysclassiccare.com, or call me at 305-403-2622. I am here for you.

Always Classic Care staffs caregivers in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties.

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Walking distance from temple, pets ok. Boat dock available. $299,000 Citadel Realty, LLC JEFF PEARL (305) 944-3050

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AVENTURA BISCAYNE COVE Tower Building 1/1.5, gated community. 26th floor, city views, 24 hour security and valet, 2 pools, Jacuzzi, lighted tennis courts, workout rooms, etc. $1200/month, owner.

CALL FRED AT: (305) 494-1768

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Offered at $269,000 • Owner Cell: (508) 376-5048 APARTMENT TO RENT

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AVENTURA

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24 Hour Security & Valet, 2 Pools, Jacuzzi, Lighted Tennis Courts, Workout Rooms, Etc... $1,200 Per Month

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HALLANDALE APARTMENT 1/1 full kitchen & bath. $750/mo.Avail 6/1/13.

ALSO: Effic. avail.

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HALLANDALE BEACH 1/1 plus Den, living room, dining room & kitchen, very clean, stainless steel appliances. Ready to move in! 55+ good for retired couple or professional. Near shops & beach. $850 mo., no pets.

Owner (954) 540-4779

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CONDO RENTAL 5959 Collins Ave. #706 Miami Bch, FL 33140 $30K-$60K month.

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HOLLYWOOD Lovely 1/1, great location $850 mo, annual.

Pool, laundry room on premises, 1st floor, assigned parking.

(954) 261-5028

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SEASONAL October to April inclusive, 2/2, premier location, well-kept Building, lovely unit.

55+, no pets/smoking.

(201) 247-3537

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HOLLYWOOD/ MOTEL ON BEACH Rooms/Efficiences Weekly and monthly, Wi-Fi and utilities incl. Great Rates!!

CALL (954) 559-4510

AVENTURA FOR SALE BY OWNER Lg PH, 1300 sf, 2/2, 2 balconies, 2 covered parking spaces & hurricane shutters, hi-fl, grt vus, $299K. (786) 355-9450

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WHITE HALL Beautiful1/1, 2nd floor, balcony, remodeled kitchen, Washer/ Dryer on premises.

Walk to Bal Harbour shops, $1000 month.

Small pets welcome.

(954) 559-5256

HOLLYWOOD BEACH “Hollywood Tower” Spacious & nice 2/2. Best priced 2/2 on Hollywood Beach. Buy Now!!

Sunshine Realty Rachael Osburn (954) 920-9679

SELLING, SELLING, BUYING, BUYING, RENTING? RENTING? II CAN CAN HELP! HELP!

BARBARA PELLEGRINO CELL: 786-554-4505

Happy Memorial Day!

POINT EAST S114 - 2/2 Corner wraparound terrace. Split bedroom plan. Tile floors. Gorgeous view of the lake. Short Sale, $129,900 POINT EAST J305 - 1/1 Remodeled kitchen & bath. Beautiful spacious apt. with great water view, screened in terrace, lots of closets & storage, $119,500 POINT EAST H610 - 1/1 Updated kit. has wall down. Lots of storage. 10 minutes to Beach. Beaut water view from scrnd in terr., courtesy bus 6 days week, $124,900

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Residences Avant Garde Condo 2/2 corner unit $285K $250K to $350K La Perla Renaissance $400K-$800K On The Ocean Ocean Two $600K to $1,700,000 $750K-$1,500,000 Avant Garde Condo 2/2 Listed: $239,900 The Pinnacle Condo $800K-$1,500,000 Call Us For Details!

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DUPLEX FOR RENT

HLWD HILLS - 3/2 Lndry rm, fncd yard, $149K. Low maint. of $175, incl. pool, cable, tennis, trash, grass. Kids, pets ok.

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Just Sold Downtown Miami Marquis Unit 2403 $645,000

HALLANDALE BEACH - PRINCE GEORGE CONDO Prince George Just Sold Unit 11F In Two Weeks!!!

• Lowest Priced 2 Bedroom Corner in The Building. Over 1,700 Sq. Ft. Split 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Floor Plan, 4 Walk-In Closets, Updated Eat-In Kitchen And Appliances With Window Overlooking The Beach, Intracoastal And Beach Views, Indoor Garage Parking, $269,900 Unit 5E.

D SOL

• Largest Corner Unit, Rarely Available, Over 1,800 Sq. Ft., 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Many Walk-In Closets, Intracoastal Views, Indoor Garage Parking, Only $309,900.

• Largest 1 Br. 2 Full Ba. Corner Unit, 1,400 Sq. Ft., Kitchen/Window Can Be Easily Converted Into 2 Bedroom. Tiled Throughout, Gorgeous Intracoastal Views, Indoor Garage Parking. $245,000 Fully Furnished, Unit 7L. • Largest 1 Br. 2 Full Ba. Unit, 1,400 Sq. Ft., Completely Upgraded/New Kitchen/Tile Gorgeous Beach View, Indoor Garage Parking. Unit 10H, Fully Furnished.

Prince George Condo Amenities: Secured Garage Covered Parking, Heated pool/spa overlooking Intracoastal, Tennis, Racquetball, Shuffleboard, Basketball, Golf Putting Range, Gym, Club Room/Kitchen facilities, Ping Pong/Billiards, DIRECT Beach Access, 24 Hour Security in Lobby. Near Aventura & Gulfstream Mall, Horse Track and Casino. Near all airports and steps to Diplomat Hotel.

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HALLMARK Sale: 2 2/2’s cor. Hi-fls. fab vus. upgrd, no pets across bch, in-dr. pkg, full srvc bldg.

TODD MILLER REALTY Ferne Zam (954) 336-8476 Off. (954) 437-5001 X: 2035

HOLLYWOOD BEACH “OXFORD TOWER” Spacious 2/2 offers great views from 15th floor. Excellent condition.

Sunshine Realty Rachael Osburn (954) 920-9679 HOLLYWOOD BEACH “SUN & SAND” Unique design is like getting 2 Studios!

Keep one - Rent one! Steps to Ocean & Broadwalk Sunshine Realty Rachael Osburn (954) 920-9679 OLYMPUS 2500 Hallandale Beach - 1/1.5 6th fl, wtr vu, remod kit, new fls, newer A/C, wtr heater, amens galore, 24 hr. sec., walk to bch & all, $155K. Realtors welcome.

Owner (954) 305-3637

APARTMENT FOR SALE

THE SUMMIT 1/1, 1120 sf, renov., Ocean, Intrac. 2 pools, 2 tennis courts, restaurants.

Cov. parking. Ok to rent. Best offer over $205,000!

OWNER / AGENT Beachfront Rlty.

Call Temi Adelman (954) 615-2424

WINSTON TOWERS On-Site Re-Sale Office Full 3/3,over 2400 sf. Wrap balcony.

Move-in condition.

Right across from the Ocean, $429K. Winston Towers Realty (305) 935-1500

YACHTSMAN DREAM Dock Incl, 2 bedrm / 2 bath, own laundry rm, great view, to inspect call Cy Harcombe (954) 401-6063 Jalmark East Realty

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Happy Memorial Day!

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Broward Dental Implants & Cosmetic Center Dental implants restore missing teeth to their most natural condition. The concept behind dental implants is exactly the same as natural teeth. Implant teeth, like natural teeth, anchor to the jawbone. This is the most important difference between implant teeth and other methods of teeth replacement such as dentures and bridges.

Traditionally missing teeth were replaced with either dentures or bridges.

Today, replacing teeth with dentures or bridges is no longer the best option or even an acceptable one. Dental problems associated with these kinds of restorations are complex and varied.

To make a bridge for 1 missing tooth, the 2 adjacent teeth should be drilled down to half the size. This is a destructive process and results in tooth sensitivity and decay on those 2 teeth. In reality 2 healthy teeth are destroyed to replace one missing tooth. The final restoration is a 3 tooth bridge that connects one drilled down tooth to another, with one artificial tooth in the middle. Using dental implant technology, the same missing tooth can be easily replaced with one dental implant, and without any damage to any other teeth in the mouth. The restored implant tooth is individually supported and is not connected to adjacent teeth.

Dentures are also associated with numerous problems.

They are bulky, and unstable in the mouth. Because they constantly move during chewing, they are inefficient in masticating solid foods. People using dentures are forced to limit their diet to soft food. They avoid vegetables, fruits, nuts, meat and other essential nutrients that are important for their health and well-being. This results in systemic disorders such as digestive and cardiovascular disease.

Because dentures are bulky and cover a lot of surfaces in the mouth, including the palate (roof of the mouth), they interfere with speech and block the sensation of taste. Dentures often have a clicking sound dur-

The advantages of Dental Implants

but by far the most serious problem is facial bone loss and premature aging.

This bone loss results in collapse of facial structures, and make the person look much older.

ing chewing which may be embarrassing for people who have them.

People wearing dentures should remove them from their mouth after each use to clean them. This reminds them every day that they have artificial teeth. The emotional

and psychological impact of this is profound. Use of denture adhesives to hold dentures in the mouth is quite uncomfortable and has an adverse physical and psychological impact.

These are some of the problems associated with dentures,

• Dental implant advantages are: With dental implants you can eat all the food you like.

Eating with implant teeth is just like natural teeth. Your diet will not be limited to just soft food.

Implant teeth feel, function, and look like natural teeth.

Unlike bulky dentures, implant teeth have the exact size and anatomy as natural teeth Unlike bridges, implant teeth are not attached to, and do not damage other natural teeth.

Maintenance of facial bone. Dental implants prevent bone loss. This is due to

Traditionally missing teeth were replaced with either dentures or bridges. Today, replacing teeth with dentures or bridges is no longer the best option or even an acceptable one. Dental problems associated with these kinds of restorations are complex and varied.

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stimulation of the jawbone by the chewing forces transmitted by inserted implants.

Improved chewing ability. Dental implants provide a solid and stable foundation for new teeth. Patients are able to eat without worrying about moving or loose dentures.

Improved phonetics.

Eliminating bulky, loose dentures, improves phonetics significantly. Dental implants feel like natural teeth and patients actually forget they have missing teeth.

Improved psychological health. Having dental implants is like having a new set of natural teeth.

With all the comfort of eating, talking, and socializing without the fear of embarrassment, the individual’s self image is tremendously enhanced.

Improved esthetics.

By preventing bone loss, often through bone repair and replacement, implant procedures significantly improve facial esthetics Regained chewing awareness. Dental implants directly transmit chewing forces to the jawbone, which helps patient’s chewing awareness. With

dentures, the roof of the mouth (palate) and all gum surfaces are covered, which prevents taste and chewing reception.

Maintenance of muscles of chewing and facial expression. A sound, healthy bone structure is vital for intact overlying facial muscles. By preventing facial bone loss, dental implants maintain the integrity of facial muscles.

Increased retention and stability of dentures. With dental implants, loose, instable dentures can effectively be anchored to jawbone and provide stability and retention.

By using dental implants, the use of denture adhesives can be eliminated.

The long term success rate of dental implants is impressively high (close to 100%) From the replacement of a single missing tooth to extensive reconstruction and replacement of several or even all teeth, we offer the healthiest and most intelligent treatment solutions.

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Grilled, fried, baked or steamed there is nothing like the taste of fish

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ONION CRUSTED POMPANO WITH CHERVIL 2 large Vidalia onions shaved into 1/4-inch rings 1/4 cup Dijon mustard 4 (6-ounce) pompano fillets 1/4 cup bacon fat 3 cups chicken stock 1/4 cup chopped fresh chervil 1 teaspoon minced garlic 1 teaspoon minced shallots Salt and pepper 3 cups mashed potatoes 1/2 cup red pepper paint Fresh chervil sprigs Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Season each filet with Essence. Lightly rub each fillet with the Dijon mustard. Using a

STEAMED HALIBUT, SILESIAN SAUCE Steam by cooking over boiling water a piece of halibut weighing two pounds, and serve with Silesian Sauce. 11/2 tablespoons vinegar Yolks 3 eggs 1/8 teaspoon powdered tarragon 2/3 cup Brown Stock 3 peppercorns 1/4 cup butter Bit of bay leaf 1 tablespoon flour Sprig of parsley 1/2 tablespoon capers 1/2 teaspoon finely chopped shallot 1/2 tablespoon parsley Salt and cayenne

and pepper. Remove from the heat. Remove the fish from the oven.

Mound the potatoes in the center of the plate.

Place the crusted fish directly on top. Spoon the sauce around the fish. Garnish with the red pepper paint on the rim and fresh chervil.

cloth napkin, folded in half, cover the bottom half of the napkin with a fourth of the shaved onion. Place the fillet directly on top of the shaved onions. Roll the fish up tightly to the end. This will secure the crust around the fish. In a saute pan, heat the bacon fat.

When the fat is hot, saute the fish for 3 minutes on one side, or until the onions are seared and crispy. Flip the fish over and finish cooking in the oven.

Roast the fish for 8 to 10 minutes or until the fish is done. In a sauce pot, combine the chicken stock, chervil, shallots, and garlic.

Bring the liquid up to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Simmer the liquid for 25 to 30 minutes. Season with salt

MARINATED & GRILLED COBIA R3 lbs cobia 1/3 cup olive oil 1/3 cup lemon juice 1½ teaspoons dry mustard 1 clove garlic (minced) 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper

Cook first six ingredients until reduced onehalf; strain, add yolks of eggs well beaten, one-half, each, brown stock and butter, and cook over hot water, stirring constantly until thickened. Then add, gradually, remaining butter mixed with flour and stock. As soon as mixture thickens, add capers, parsley finely chopped, and salt and cayenne.

Cut fillets into serving size pieces, and place in a bowl. Combine olive oil and lemon juice. Add all remaining spices to oil and lemon juice, and mix. Pour mixture over fish steaks. Marinate for 5 minutes Remove from marinade and barbecue for about 8 minutes over coals (Keep checking, do not overcook!) Turn as necessary, basting several times with marinade.

Serve hot off the grill.

2 lbs. halibut 1/2 tablespoon sugar 2 cups tomatoes 3 tablespoons butter 1 cup water 3 tablespoons flour 1 slice onion 3/4 teaspoon salt 3 cloves 1/8 teaspoon pepper Cook twenty minutes tomatoes, water, onion, cloves, and sugar. Melt butter, add flour, and stir into hot mixture. Add salt and pepper, cook ten minutes, and strain. Clean fish, put in baking-pan, pour around half the sauce, and bake thirtyfive minutes, basting often. Remove to hot platter, pour around remaining sauce, and garnish with parsley.

ITALIAN STYLE WALLEYE 6 walleye fillets (about 1 1/2 pounds) 15 oz tomato sauce 2 tb fresh parsley chopped 1 ts italian seasoning 1/2 ts dried basil 1/4 ts salt 1/8 ts pepper 4 oz mozzarella cheese shredded

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