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• A simple carousel was the inspiration for W alt Disney’s dream of Disneyland. Every Sunday , Disney took his two daughters to play at Los Angeles’ GrifďŹ th Park, and he sat on the park bench and watched. As he sat, he noted that most parents had nothing to do , and envisioned a place where both children and their parents could have fun together.

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• Disney ’s ambition was for an eight-acre park called Mickey M ouse P ark, located near his studios in Burbank. He planned themed areas throughout the park, and as his vision grew, he soon saw that eight acres was not nearly large enough. In 1953, Disney hired the Stanford Research Institute to search for a 100-acre site within the Los Angeles metropolitan area that was accessible by freeway . The company soon located a 160acre orange grove in semi-rural Orange County near Anaheim. • Walt borrowed against his life insurance, sold his second house, and along with his brother Roy mortgaged everything they owned to raise the funds to build Disneyland.

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• Construction began on July 21, 1954, with the park divided into ďŹ ve sections with 18 attractions. Main Street was at the front of the park, a turn-of-the-century city Main Street. Adventureland was to be an “ exotic tropical place,â€? complete with jungles. Frontierland would allow visitors to experience America’s pioneer days. The goal of F antasyland was to “make dreams come true,â€? complete with princesses and ying fairies, while T omorrowland offered a glimpse into the “marvels of the future.â€? The parking lot was designed with 15,167 spaces. Walt’s “magical little parkâ€? had turned into a $17 million theme park.

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• Just shy of a year later , Disneyland held its opening day. Its first day was to be limited to by-invitation-only guests for a preview of flying elephants, giant teacups, moon rockets, and a castle. Six thousand invitations were sent to Disney studio workers, the park’ s construction workers, the press, and officials of company sponsors. Unfortunately, because of counterfeit tickets, an additional 22,000 people entered the park.

to 35 cents each. (Current ticket prices start at $95.00 per day.)

• To avoid overcrowding, Walt Disney limited daily attendance to 20,000. It took just seven weeks for the park to welcome its one-millionth guest. T en years after opening day , more than 50 million visitors had passed through the gates.

• Shortly after Disneyland’s opening, Walt Disney was heard to say, “We’re gonna kick ourselves for not buying everything within a radius of ten miles around here.”

For Advertising Information Call 954-667-3237 • Although the flying Dumbo elephants are a long-time favorite at Disneyland, they weren’t there on Opening Day. The original 10 elephants, based on Disney ’s 1941 film Dumbo , didn ’t debut until three months after the park opened. When former U.S. President Harry S. Truman visited Disneyland in 1957, he declined a ride on the revolving pachyderms. It wasn’t due to motion sickness – the Democrat didn’t want to associate with an elephant, the symbol of the Republican Party. One of the original Dumbo’s can be viewed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.

• The Matterhorn bobsleds were also not an original Disneyland feature. The steel roller coaster ride opened • Disney’s weekly television series guaranteed to ABC on J une 14, 1959, the same day the M onorail and the • 53-year-old W alt Disney dedicated the park in the morning, then got busy with ABC filming a 90-min- in exchange for the $6 million loan debuted on Octo- Submarine Voyage made their debut. Walt Disney conceived the idea while in the Alps of Switzerland filming ute live special, hosted by TV and movie personalities ber 27, 1955.

Third Man on the Mountain. Inspired by the beauty of Art Linkletter, Ronald Reagan, and Bob Cummings, a broadcast that would be watched by 90 million peo- • The Mark Twain riverboat seen in Frontierland sailed the Matterhorn, he sent a postcard of the mountain to his Disneyland architect Vic Greene with the words, for the first time four days before the park opened, ple. carrying guests at a private party celebrating W alt “Vic, build this. Walt.” The park’s mountain was built to and Lillian Disney ’s 30th wedding anniversary . On 1/100th scale of the original, 147 feet (44.8 m) versus the • The day was plagued with mishaps, including a 14,700 feet (4,480 m) of the original.

Opening Day, with the mad rush of uninvited guests, 7-mile (11.3-km) freeway backup . A heat wave caused temperatures to approach 110 degrees (43 C), accom- the ride became overcrowded and nearly capsized. It seems that no had established its maximum safe pas- • The Submarine Voyage was open from 1959 until 1998, panied by a plumbers’ strike which left most of the and simulated an undersea voyage through coral reefs, park’s water fountains and rest rooms out of order. As- senger capacity. mysterious caves, and a graveyard of sunken ships. A phalt laid the night before became soft and women ’s shoes sunk into the tar. A gas leak temporarily closed • Since Disneyland’s opening day, folks have been get- portion of the ride imitated the 1958 voyage of the nuting motion sickness at the Mad T ea Party, a ride fea- clear submarine, the USS Nautilus as it sailed under the Fantasyland. Yet nothing could stop the opening to turing 18 spinning tea cups. The inspiration for this at- Arctic Ocean’s polar ice cap . From 1965 to 1967, female the public the following day. traction came from a scene in Disney ’s 1951 animated employees dressed in mermaid costumes sunbathed • The entrance fee was $1.00, about $6.50 in today ’s film, Alice in W onderland, when the Mad H atter and and performed synchronized swimming stunts in dollars. Roy Disney purchased ticket number one, but friends celebrated with an Unbirthday P arty. During the lagoon surrounding the attraction, receiving $1.65 the first two years after opening, the tea cups had no per hour for their efforts. After several complained of the first visitor to buy an entrance ticket was David brakes or clutches, and there was no limit on how fast health issues related to the subs’ diesel exhaust fumes, MacPherson, ticket #2. Three attractions were free, this feature was discontinued. but individual tickets for 18 rides ranged from 10 cents they could spin.

• The term “ animatronics” was coined in 1963 when Disneyland’s P olynesian-themed Enchanted T iki Room opened, filled with 225 robotic singing, talking, and dancing birds.

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• Since May of 1966, visitors to Disneyland’s Fantasyland have been taking a boat ride through “It’ sa Small World,” an attraction with a world-brotherhood theme and a song that most have trouble getting out of their brain. Singing and dancing dolls are dressed in • Main Street, U .S.A. featured M erlin’s Magic Shop from Opening Day until 1983. A 15-year-old teen named native garb of each nation. The attraction had its debut on April 22, 1964 at the 1964 World’s Fair in N ew York, Steve Martin got his first job there in 1960, where he and was shipped to Disneyland at the Fair’s conclusion. remained for three years. The comedian credits his employment there as helping him developing his per• Walt Disney kept his chain-smoking habit out of the formance skills.

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public eye, never allowing himself to be photographed with a cigarette. H e also never smoked around children. After feeling poorly for several months, in N ovember of 1966, he entered the hospital for leg and neck pain. It was a busy time for Disney , with construction for Florida ’s Walt Disney W orld having already begun. Disney was quickly diagnosed with lung cancer, and passed away just six weeks later at age 65.

It would be nearly five more years until the Florida theme park was completed.

• Prior to 1985, during the off-season, Disneyland was closed every M onday and T uesday. Since then, it has been open daily, year round, with the exception of the national day of mourning following President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963, following the severe 1994 Northridge earthquake, and in 2001 at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

• The boat ride through the “Pirates of the Caribbean” attraction was personally supervised by W alt Disney.

He had originally envisioned it as a walk-through wax museum, but after the success of “It’s a Small World’s” boat concept, he adjusted his designs. “Pirates” was the last ride W alt Disney would be involved with. It was under construction when he passed away and opened in 1967, three months after his death. A new section of the park, N ew Orleans Square, was built at a cost of $15 million, ironically the same cost as the real Louisiana Purchase in 1803. The cost of the Pirates attraction came in at $8 million. The Spanish-style building was built with a 3,000 square foot apartment on the second floor, intended for entertaining and relaxing by Walt and his brother R oy. Following Walt’s death, the space never served its original purpose.

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• Marsupials are distinctive in that they carry their young around in pouches.

Besides kangaroos, the group includes Tasmanian devils, wallabies, and pademelos. Although kangaroos give live birth, the gestation period is very short, only 21 to 38 days, but as soon as the offspring is born (up to four to four at one time), they climb from the rom the birth canal into the pouch where h w here the mother’s mammary glands nds are located. There they will continue ntinue to develop for several months. onths.

At birth, the tiny hairless kangaangaroo is smaller than a bee, ranging nging from 0.2 to 0.9 inches (5 to 25 to 2 5 mm) in size.

• The four different species ies of o f kangaroos all reside in Australia stralia – the red kangaroo , the eastern, the western gray, and the antilopine kangaroo. The red kangaroo is the largest, as well as the largest of all marsupials. Its length from head to rump is between 3.25 and 5.25 feet (1.0 and 1.6 m), with the tail adding another 40 inches or so (101.6 cm). Its weight can reach 200 lbs. (90 kg.). The musky-rat kangaroo measures just 8 inches (20.3 cm) long, weighing just 12 oz. (340 grams). Its tail contributes another 6 inches (15.2 cm).

• Of course, the most familiar characteristic is their method of transportation – hopping! They are the only large animals that do so . One hop usually measures a distance of 15 feet (7 m) and kangaroos have the ability to jump up to three times their height, yet the red kangaroo can leap an amazing 25 feet (8 m) up to

10 feet (3 m) in the air.

• The kangaroo ’s top speed can reach close to 40 mph (60 km/hr), with normal “ cruising” speed about 15 mph (25 km/hr). In addition to their strong hind legs, they also use their muscular tail as a means of pushing off the ground.

• Oddly enough, kangaroos can only move their back legs together at the same time and are incapable of s moving them individually. In fact, m if one leg is seriously injured, the kangaroo will probably die because it kang cannot cann move about freely . H owever, when wh a kangaroo is swimming, it can c kick each leg independently.

• The habitat of kangaroos varies by species. The tiny muskyrat kangaroo beds down in little nests in Queensland’s rainforests. Gray kangaroos like Australian and Tasmanian forests, while the antilopine likes the eucalyptus woodlands.

Their diet consists of grasses, flowers, leaves, ferns, moss, and the occasional insect. Their digestive system is like that of a cow , regurgitating their food and re-chewing it before digesting it.

• Kangaroos don’t live very long in the wild, only about four to six years. In captivity, their lifespan increases to upwards of 20 years. They have poor eyesight, with a large number hopping about completely blind.

• The adult male can be called by three names, a buck, boomer , or jack. The females are known as does, flyers, or jills.

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Charles Bonnet syndrome, also called visual release hallucinations, occur in people who are losing or have lost vision. It does seem to be more common in the elderly, but it has been reported in children. Most people who have had these hallucinations do not bring it up to their doctor , probably because they fear being labeled as having a psychiatric disease. It is thought to happen due to the firing of nerve cells in areas of the brain that process vision when they are deprived of visual input from the optic nerve.

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VISION LOSS MAY CAUSE HALLUCINATIONS DEAR DR. ROACH: When I lost the vision in my eye in an accident, I had Charles Bonnet syndrome hallucinations. I am 80 years old, and I went completely blind in one eye. There were patterns that I saw whenever my eye was unfocused, which pretty much obscured everything. I saw complicated figures like very bright TV. I have read Oliver Sacks' explanation in his latest book, called "Hallucinations." What I viewed is exactly how he described CBS. Seven months later, I am still having hallucinations, but they are much subdued and not very interesting. I think it is gradually disappearing.

What concerns me is that none of the hospital personnel knew of the syndrome. The best that was offered was that it was from a bladder infection, which I did not think I had. I imagine that there are a lot of old blind folks who think they are crazy , and there is no one to tell them otherwise. I am hoping you might write an explanation for all of us who have failing eyesight and no explanation for what ails us. I had so many interesting visions, and since I knew it was not real, I rather enjoyed it. — L.R. ANSWER: I can't criticize the doctors at your hospital too much, since I had never heard about this type of hallucination before your letter. In fact, a brief survey

There are treatments available, including moving the eyes rapidly back and forth, which often can stop the hallucinations if they are bothersome. There are also medications to stop them in people who don't enjoy them the way you have. *** DEAR DR. ROACH: A dear friend of mine has been diagnosed with polymyalgia rheumatica and is being treated with prednisone. Can you give me any information about this illness? — G.O. ANSWER: P olymyalgia rheumatica is a common illness, almost always found in people over 50. It causes pain and stiffness, especially in the arms and shoulders, and especially in the morning. It responds very well to low to moderate doses (10-20 mg) of prednisone. The prednisone is continued usually for one to two years.

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A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal disease, and in the placement of dental implants. Periodontists are also experts in the Several studies have shown that periodontal (gum) disease has a direct associa- treatment of oral inflammation. tion with heart disease. Scientists believe Periodontists receive extensive that inflammation caused by periodontal training in these areas, including three additional years of educadisease may be responsible for the link. tion beyond dental school. They Periodontal disease can also exacerbate existing heart conditions. Patients at risk are familiar with the latest techniques for infective endocarditis may require an- for diagnosing and treating periodontal tibiotics prior to dental procedures. Gum disease, and are also trained in performdisease is an infection of the tissues that ing cosmetic periodontal procedures. surround and support your teeth. It is a Periodontists often treat more problemmajor cause of tooth loss in adults. Because gum disease is usually painless, you atic periodontal cases, such as those with severe gum disease or a complex medical may not know you have it. Also referred history. Periodontists offer a wide range to as periodontal disease, gum disease is caused by plaque, the sticky film of bac- of treatments, such as scaling and root planing (in which the infected surface of teria that is constantly forming on our teeth. See your dentist if you suspect you the root is cleaned) or root surface dehave gum disease because the sooner you bridement (in which damaged tissue is treat it the better. The early stage of gum removed). They can also treat patients with severe gum problems using a range disease is called gingivitis. If you have of surgical procedures. In addition, perigingivitis, your gums may become red, swollen and bleed easily. At this stage, the odontists are specially trained in the placement, maintenance, and repair of disease is still reversible and can usually be eliminated by a professional cleaning dental implants. at your dental office, followed by daily During the first visit, the periodontist brushing and flossing. Advanced gum disease is called periodontitis. Chronic usually reviews the patient’s complete periodontitis affects 47.2% of adults over medical and dental histories. It is ex30 in the United States. It can lead to the tremely important for the periodontist to know if any medications are being loss of tissue and bone that support the taken or if the patient is being treated teeth and it may become more severe for any condition that can affect periover time. If it does, your teeth will feel odontal care, such as heart disease, dialoose and start moving around in your mouth. This is the most common form of betes, or pregnancy. periodontitis in adults but can occur at any age. It usually gets worse slowly , but The periodontist examines the gums, there can be periods of rapid progression. checks to see if there is any gum line recession, assesses how the teeth fit toDIABETES AND PERIODONTAL gether when biting, and checks the teeth to see if any are loose. The periodontist DISEASE: will also take a small measuring instrument called a probe and place it beDiabetic patients are more likely to develop periodontal disease, which in turn can increase blood sugar and diabetic complications. People with diabetes are more likely to have periodontal disease than people without diabetes, probably because people with diabetes are more susceptible to contracting infections. In fact, periodontal disease is often considered a complication of diabetes. Those people who don't have their diabetes under control are especially at risk. R esearch has suggested that the relationship between diabetes and periodontal disease goes both ways–periodontal disease may make it more difficult for people who have diabetes to control their blood sugar. Severe periodontal disease can increase blood sugar, contributing to increased periods of time when the body functions with a high blood sugar. This puts people with diabetes at increased risk for diabetic complications.

tween the teeth and gums to determine the depth of those spaces, known as periodontal pockets; this helps the periodontist assess the health of the gums.

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BACKGROUND ON DR FORREST AND PREMIER DENTAL GROUP Andrew Forrest, D.M.D., M.S. is the clinical director of Premier Dental Group.

He oversees a team of eight advanced trained dentists. H e is a specialist in Periodontics and Dental Implants. He has been practicing dentistry for 13 years. His research on the interdisciplinary management of Cancer T reatment, Irradiation Therapy , and Implantology was completed at the University of Miami in 2001. This research awarded him the Straumann ITI Implant Dentistry Scholarship Award. While attending Dental School, Dr . F orrest completed two P eriodontics externships, the first at New York University and the latter at Harvard University . H e completed his externship in Anesthesiology at the V A Medical Center in Gainesville, Florida.

Dr. Forrest completed his three year specialty training in P eriodontics and Implant Surgery at the University of Florida, Shands H ospital. During that time, he also completed his Masters Degree with a focus on Oral Immunology . His heritage in the dental profession spans three generations. Presently, Dr. Forrest

has a teaching appointment as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of P eriodontics at the University of Florida.

The focus of his practice centers upon the surgical reconstruction of supporting tissues for the preservation of teeth and Dental Implantology. To date, Dr. Forrest has placed more than 6,000 dental implants. He lectures to other dentists on how dental implants can improve a patient’s quality of life cosmetically and functionally. Dr . F orrest is also a faculty reviewer for the P eriodontics Chapter in a M cGraw Hill textbook. Currently, he is a member of the American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, American Academy of P eriodontology, Florida Society of Dental Anesthesiology, Florida Association of Periodontists, and the M emorial Hospital Dental Study Club.

During his residency at University of Florida, Dr . F orrest worked on many complex multidisciplinary cases. He realized at a very early point in his career that he could make a positive impact on the quality of people's lives. At Premier, he helped create a team of collaborating dentists, who work together to treat some of the most challenging patient cases. His center has turned into the “go to” destination for South Florida’s Professionals and A-listers for smile makeovers. His team has treated models, actors, athletes, and notable socialites. Each member of his team has been thoroughly selected and vetted. H e has encouraged the team of specialists to treat patient cases comprehensively , thereby maximizing treatment efficiency and patient care. P atients benefit from this cohesive environment by receiving all of their dental care from one center. Dr. Forrest was born and raised here in South Florida. His team practices in a modern treatment center that comprehensively focuses on all aspects of dental care. Premier Dental Group is a team of highly qualified, advanced, specialized dentists. M ore importantly, his team cares about their community .

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My advice to Oklahoma City and all the other franchises struggling to keep pace is to look at this another way: You didn't lose a player, the entire league found a new villain.

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Researchers followed about 93,600 women aged 25 to 42 for 18 years, checking in periodically to see what they were eating and how it was affecting their health. The heart health benefits were likely due partly to the presence of anthocyanin, an antio xidant compound found naturally in bright-red fruits like strawberries.

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PRESERVING BERRIES AND SUGGESTED USES: Just before freezing, gently wash berries in cool water and pat them dry with paper towels. R emove and discard stems, leaves and any under-ripe or damaged fruit.

Any of the suggested preservation methods below are a good way to store berries. Freezing berries with sugar helps retain their color and texture. U se berries frozen without adding sugar as an addition to quick breads or cakes.

1. Flash Freezing: Place berries in a single layer on a jelly-roll pan; freeze until firm. Pack into zip-top plastic freezer bags, leaving 1-inch headspace. Squeeze out excess air; seal and freeze up to 8 months. Quick T ip: Add frozen berries to muffin, cake or quick-bread batter; spoon over oatmeal or cereal.

2. Sliced, Crushed or Pureed: Add 1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar per quart of berries; gently stir until sugar dissolves. Spoon into plastic freezer jars, leaving 1/2-inch headspace.Wipe jar rims clean; secure lids. Freeze up to 12 months.Quick Tip: Use to top off shortcakes, stir into yogurt or layer in an ice-cream parfait.

3. Dry Sugar Pack: Pat 1 quart of berries just until damp.

Gently toss with 1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar . Place in a single layer on a jelly-roll pan; freeze until firm. P ack into plastic freezer containers; cover and seal. Freeze up to 12 months. Quick Tip: Add frozen berries to cobblers or pies, stir into pancake batter.

4. Packing Berries in Syrup: Stir together 1 quart cold water and 2 1/2 cups sugar until sugar dissolves. P ack berries in wide-mouth canning jars; cover with syrup , leaving 1/2-inch headspace. Wipe jar rims clean; secure lids.

Freeze up to 12 months. Quick Tip: Thaw in fridge and use like fresh berries. R emember to drain and reserve the syrup to use as a topping for desserts or to sweeten and flavor drinks. *** Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winning children's author, culinary historian and the author of seven cookbooks. H er new cookbook is "The Kitchen Diva's Diabetic Cookbook." H er website is www .divapro.com. To see how-to videos, recipes and much, much more, Like

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Smoothies are a delicious way to add healthful fruits to your diet. Frozen fruit, especially frozen bananas, make it possible to create thick, low-fat smoothies. Start with bananas that have brown speckles, as these are sweet and ripe. Peel, then break them into chunks and arrange on a baking sheet or tray to freeze. Once frozen, pack loosely into freezer bags or plastic storage containers.

Frozen berries can be purchased in most supermarkets and natural food stores. T o freeze your own, loosely pack clean, dry berries in a freezer bag or plastic storage container. For a thick smoothie that can be eaten with a spoon, use the minimum amount of non-dairy milk necessary for blending. If you like a thinner smoothie, simply add a bit more non-dairy milk.

1 cup frozen banana chunks 1 1/2 cups frozen blueberries 1 tablespoon apple juice concentrate 1/2 - 1 cup soy- or other non-dairy milk Combine all ingredients in a blender . Process until smooth, stopping the blender as needed to push unblended fruit into the blades. Serve immediately.

Fruit smoothies are best when consumed immediately .

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