Going green is no longer an option A few years back, if you mentioned going green to someone, they would look at you with a strange face and call you a "treehugger", which has always been a way to label those who care about the environment and the future. Going green is no longer an option. If you live in our society, you are a part of a group that now understands how important it is to do everything possible to make this a better world in which to live, work and play
Larry Blustein in. The talk is everywhere these days--in the news, politics, fashion, and even technology. It can be
easy to get caught up in the quotidian stuff-switching to organic foods, turning down the thermostat, recycling, say -- without thinking about the big picture of how your actions stack up. While it's easy to get overwhelmed, it's also simple to begin making a positive impact. Since it's helpful to understand the big picture when it comes to setting to smaller goals, we've adjusted our focus to take a –––––––––––––––––––– BLUSTEIN, Page 8A
Last Saturday, the City of Hallandale Beach and the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual GreenFest at the City Hall complex.
Hallandale Beach Greenfest was a reminder that we all need to do our part
LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPELS & CEMETERIES Beth David Memorial Gardens is growing to meet the needs of our community. Not only are they expanding their Private Family Estates, which allows the opportunity for the families to personalize and “build to suite “their individual desires. In addition, a new monument section is also being developed to assure those –––––––––––––––––– MEMORIAL, 3A
Mark Ginsberg- Funeral Chapel Manager, Shari Bradley- Assistant Sales Manager,LMC and Marketing Director Marc Rubin- Area Sales Director.
Our family is here to serve your family MOTHER’S DAY FOOD This Sunday is Mother's Day, and for most who love to take mom out to dinner, there’s the option of making her something special for breakfast. Today, we give you recipes that will put a smile on everyone's face. Page 2D.
BROWARD DENTAL IMPLANTS & COSMETIC CENTER Options To Restoring Missing Teeth DENTAL IMPLANTS VS. CONVENTIONAL DENTURES Many patients who have selected dental implants describe a quality of life that is much more comfortable and secure than lifestyle endured by those dentures with fixed bridges or removPatricia M. Bobadilla, D.D.S., able dentures. Prosthodontist. Dentures often make a person feel and look older than they are, cause embarrassment in social situations when they slip and click, and restrict the everyday pleasure of eating comfortably. When they count the benefits they enjoy as a result of their dental implants, patients say their implants eliminate the day-to-day frustrations and discomfort of ill-fitting dentures. They allow people to enjoy a healthy and varied diet without the restrictions many dentures wea––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– TEETH, Page 6A
HALLANDALE BEACH Hallandale Beach residents and business owners are invited to review the proposed fiscal 2013 budget in the final Budget Awareness Town Hall at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 23, in the City Commission Chambers. For more, see Page 4B.
ANTIQUE SUPERMARKET Antiques Supermarket buys and sells antiques, and offers appraisal and restoration services for antique furniture, art, lamps, and lighting. They sell South American and European antiques dating back to the 19th century. For more, 1B.
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Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert have been involved in the South Florida community for over half a century. What distinguishes Levitt-Weinstein & Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert is that these South Florida institutions are still operated by the third generation of the original founding families. going to do when a death occurs? It's important that each person has a pre-arranged plan. A person can set up a financial plan paid out over a period of time with no interest charges. One day you will need it, so why wait for that day to suddenly come? Long-term planning locks in at today's price and protects against inflation." Blasberg states, "There are no two fu-
neral plans the same. Increasingly, the Chapel handles special requests such as "Personalized Funerals" that celebrate the life of the person. In a matter of speaking, death is a fact of life and in those challenging moments you want a family there to
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“Our goal at Beth David is to grow and expand to meet the needs of the community and families that we serve. As long as the needs of our families continue, we will keep growing and developing.” Says Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director.
Memorial From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––– families who want a more Jewish traditional burial. Along with all this growth, Beth David has also begun construction on a new mausoleum building. “Our goal at Beth David is to grow and expand to meet the needs of the community and families that we serve. As long as the needs of our families continue, we will keep growing and developing.” Says Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director. Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert have been involved in the South Florida community for over half a century. What distinguishes LevittWeinstein & Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert is that these South Florida institutions are still operated by the third generation of the original founding families. Life is uncertain, and it's important that the final resting place of a loved one be agreed upon. Our fullservice funeral homes and cemetery are
proud to be independently owned and locally operated. We are not a public company traded on the stock market. Michael Blasberg, General Manager, said, "We have directors with over 100 years of combined arranging experience and are sensitive to the needs of families. We strive to build on our long-term relationships and create new ones that will stand the test of time." The services provided by Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemetery along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert, though, dedicated to the Jewish community, are available to people from all walks of life. Although our cemetaries are strictly for Jewish burials, our funeral homes are available to service all faiths. Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director, said, "Whether your loved one is staying locally or transferring out of state, the funeral home is here for the needs of all people that we serve. The advantage of being privately owned and
managed is that decisions can be made quickly." "People make choices in life and plan ahead for many things," Rubin says. "When a death occurs, why place the burden on your family to make those eternal decisions for you? What if unforeseen situations arise, wouldn't you feel better knowing you made your plans beforehand?" Shari Bradley, Marketing Director, said, "One of the benefits of dealing with us NOW is that you're planning in advance, saving money and relieving your family of stress by having to make the last minute decisions when you’re not necessarily thinking rationally." "Approximately 90% of the families we service have been pre-arranged," Rubin said. When you think about it logically, it makes sense because it is just another part of Estate Planning, like your Will; and you can handle your funeral and cemetery wishes at the same time with us." Rubin goes on to say,"What are you
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SPOTLIGHT ON HOLLYWOOD Modernization on the FPL Plant at Port Everglades By Jaye Epstein, Public Affairs and Marketing Director HOLLYWOOD Florida Power & Light’s Port Everglades energy plant will soon undergo a billion dollar modernization. Modernization to the 1960s-era energy plant will include the transition to a cleaner and more efficient energy source. Compared to the current plant, which uses 60 percent oil and 40 percent natural gas, the new plant will be powered only by natural gas. The new plant will burn 35 percent less fuel per megawatt hour and drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions. According to FPL, compared to
City of Aventura Celebrates 15 Years as a Tree City USA AVENTURA - The National Arbor Day Foundation has named the City of Aventura “Tree City USA” for the 15th consecutive year. To celebrate this honor, the City will be holding its annual Arbor Day Ceremony on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 10 AM. The ceremony will be held at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center located at 3385 NE 188th Street. During the ceremony, the Aventura City of Excellence School will showcase a dedication to Arbor Day through art, music, and dance. For more information regarding Arbor Day, please call the Community Recreation Center at 305-4663883 or e-mail crcenter@cityofaventura.com
the former plant, the new plant would cut carbon dioxide emissions rate in half and reduce air emissions by more than 90 percent. Modernization to the Port Everglades energy plant will also include revamping the current plant’s design
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rounding area. Construction will generate an estimated 650 jobs directly and over a thousand indirectly. Although there will be a hiatus of tax revenue being produced during the construction period, revenue is estimated to increase significantly after construction. The Port Everglades energy plant is expected to generate over $20 million in new tax revenue to local governments and school districts in the first full year of operation. Currently, Hollywood receives about $1 million a year in tax revenue from FPL for the plant. Following completion of the project the city can expect to see that number grow to $7 million. Scheduled to open in 2016, the new energy plant will provide about 1,200 megawatts of
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AVENTURA - You saw an ad for Global Jewelry Buying House and wanted to learn more before you trusted your jewelry to them. You called and they told you to come to their Buying House at 18677 West Dixie Highway in Aventura, FL. Not knowing what to expect, you brought only a couple of pieces of unwanted jewelry and a silver service, no longer in use. Upon arrival, you were buzzed into the store by their private security officer and were met in the lobby by the Director of Buying, Danny. He took you down a warm and inviting hallway to one of several boutique-like rooms. You were asked if you would like coffee or water and was served
your bottled water in a crystal stemmed glass. Danny took out a purchase form, wrote your name and date on the form and after opening up his jewelers light, asked to see what you had brought. He examined your two pieces of jewelry and wrote a value on the form next to a description and then looked at your silver and assessed its value. At that point, you had a decision to make...sell it now or take your copy of the purchase form to show your wife. You decided the price was certainly fair and sold your jewelry for cash. You took your silver service back home to make sure your wife agreed with the sale and showed her the purchase form with the price that was offered.
Your wife agreed it was a good price so tomorrow you will take it back, along with the purchase order, and be given the price listed. What’s more, you have decided to take some more jewelry that has been lying in a jewelry box for years and cash it in too. That is a typical experience at the Global Jewelry Buying House. They have been doing business in New York for 30 years and are now beginning their rapid expansion. More Planned For South Florida Three new Buying Houses are in the works in the Aventura area and more planned in the South Florida area. One of the things that make this business unique, other than their boutique look, is that they
don’t sell jewelry at their locations; they only buy from the public. Because they are a well-known International Jewelry Buying House, they have customers world-wide who buy from them. They provide a liquid global market for previously owned jewelry and for that reason; they are able to offer the highest prices to you. They are the leading global buyer of fine jewelry, diamonds and watches from the public. A GIA Certified Gemologist is on site to examine your diamonds. Converting Gold And Diamonds Into Cash It’s a new concept-the modern way to sell your fine jewelry. You can convert your collection of estate jewelry or diamonds for cold hard cash. Good to know in these economic times. Although it was pointed out that most of their customers aren’t selling because they need the money...they are selling because their lifestyle has changed and they no longer need or want the silver or jewelry. Coins, Gold And Much More They specialize in American Eagle coins. They buy scrap gold, 10k, 14k, 18k, and unlike some, they are the top buyers of gold filled. They buy silver, platinum, bracelets, necklaces, rings, cufflinks, money clips, earrings, chains, brooches, watches, key chains, dental gold, class rings, pins, estate jewelry, collectibles and much more. Global Jewelry Buying House is the largest gold buyer in South Florida. Best of all, you are treated in a professional manner and if you are worried about your security, you will be escorted to your car by their security guard. It’s a no worry, no hassle, and great way to sell your jewelry, watches or collectibles. Global Jewelry Buying House is located at 18677 West Dixie Highway Aventura, FL 33180 Telephone: 305-705-9600. Hours: Mon – Fri 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
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Teeth From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––– rers face. With a sense of renewed self-confidence, many people rediscover the excitement of an active lifestyle shared with family and friends and the chance to speak to co-workers. For all these reasons, people with dental implants often say they feel better… They look better…they live better. Dentures may contribute to the loss of bone in the area where teeth are missing. The presence of natural teeth preserve the jawbone. When a tooth is missing the bone may erode until it may be necessary to graft bone to they are to strengthen it for a placement of dental implant. When a missing tooth is replaced by dental implant, the fusion, or Osseo integration, of the implant and bone provides stability, just as the natural tooth did, helping therefore to preserve bone. If you are missing several teeth in the same area of your mouth, you may still enjoy the confidence and lifestyle benefits that come with dental implants. Your Dentist will place two or more dental implants, depending on the number of teeth that are missing. Your replacement teeth will be attached to the implant to allow excellent function and prevent bone loss. The implants will save as a stable support that tightly locks your replacement teeth and dentures to prevent slipping and bone loss. With overall success rate of about 95% and almost 50 years of clinical research to back them up, dental implants are frequently the best treatment option for replacing missing teeth. Missing teeth is a common thing these days, nearly 20 % of the population of North America is missing some or all of their teeth, but this can be resolved by getting denture implants. Why get denture implants? Missing one tooth, some, or even all of your
Live each day as if your life had just begun. pearly whites can significantly affect your quality of life. Many people who have missing teeth are not confident about their smile, and are likely to smile less, which can affect one’s personality not to mention the trouble eating or even speaking. If you are missing some of your teeth, you will probably opt for some type of denture. Many dentures rely on an adhesive to stick to your gums, the roof and the bottom of your mouth; all of which affect your Platte. Traditional dentures can help you to chew some softer foods; they tend to slide around causing discomfort, and irritation, which can lead to some more serious issues. So how do you prevent dentures from sliding around? The answer is: Denture Implants. Why Choose Denture Implants? Denture Implants are basically dentures secured in place by dental implants. Dental implants are small titanium attachments that are inserted into the gum, and the denture can be attached to a dental implant. Denture implants can stabilize when in the mouth, so you don’t have to worry about them popping out. Denture implants also help to preserve the jawbone. Since the empty space tends to shrink, due to nothing been there to hold, in which your bite will be affected. A denture implant replaces the missing tooth root, and fuses to the jawbone, which will help your jaw to remain intact. The beauty about dentures supported by dental implants is that you are able to eat apples knowing that your dentures
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Blustein From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––– broader look at the reasons behind why we should go green. Last Saturday, the City of Hallandale Beach and the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual GreenFest at the City Hall complex, which provided four hours of learning and walking away with some free things that would help you do your part in making this a safer society. "This is a tremendous event," said Chamber President Carol Pumpian. "It brings out the community and those who want to actually do their part to make this a greener society." Pumpian, along with many of Chamber Board members and the City of Hallandale Beach, had the opportunity to really get involved in this year's event that provided such things as free fruit trees, faucets and plenty of information and demonstrations about what it takes to make those little changes that could add up - in a hurry. "Anytime you choose to walk, ride a bike or take public transportation, you reduce (or totally eliminate) the carbon dioxide and particulate emissions created by driving a gas or diesel-powered car,"
said Fort Lauderdale resident and green activist Carl Miller. "You'll help slow global warming and help stave off our date with peak oil." Miller attends several going green events in South Florida, preaching the reality of making changes in our lives. He was in Hallandale Beach to do much of the same. No matter where you walked on Saturday, there was a reminder of how much we are all trying to do to cut down on pollution, waste water and make a difference in our community. Hosting this yearly event has truly helped in educating the residents on how the City of Hallandale Beach will end up winning in this race to keep the air clean and end up saving all of us money. To me, many of the most interesting exhibits came from the City of Hallandale Beach. The creative displays served as a reminder that we can do our own part. With the Fire Department, Parks and Recreation and other community services on hand, this was one of those days that every city benefits from, and certainly hundreds walked away with a lot more knowledge than they came with. HELPFUL TIPS Here are some very important GREEN tips that could go a long way in helping:
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• Change to Fluorescent Bulbs - If every house in the United States changed all of the light bulbs in their house, that would be equivalent to taking one million cars off the streets. • Don't Rinse - Skip rinsing your plates before putting them into the dishwasher. In average you will save 15 gallons of water per load. Plus, you will save time. • Turn off computers at night - don't just put them to sleep. You will save an average of 4 cents a day which ads up to $14.60 a year. • Use Both Sides of Paper - if you have a printer with a double sided print option use it. You will save half of the amount of paper you would have normally used. • Don't get bottled water - Instead of bottled water get a reusable container to carry water. Also you can get a filter to make your home tap taste more like bottled water. It is definitely more cost efficient. • Shorten your shower Every minute you cut from your shower is roughly 5 gallons of water. The less time your shower takes, the lower your impact on the environment. • Use Warm or Cold Setting on Washer - instead of the hot cycle use the warm or cold setting. This will save a lot of energy a year. • Use Matches instead of lighters - Lighters are usually considered disposable so they will most likely end up in land fills. You can use the cardboard matches which are much more eco-friendly because they are made of recycled material. • Go to a car wash Going to a car wash is a lot more water efficient then washing your car at home. • Pay your Bills Online If every house in the US did this then we would save 18 million trees every year. • Plant a Tree or Vegetables - It's good for
the air, can keep you cool, and can increase your property value. • Walk or Ride Your Bike When you can - If you have to go somewhere close consider riding your bike or walking there instead of your car. It's better on the environment and healthier.
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Russian and American Business owners and professionals to meet and greet local city officials AVENTURA – As part of an initiative by local Russian business owners and professionals to become more involved in community affairs, the Russian American Chamber of South Florida will host its second “Meet and Greet” with local city officials on Thursday, May 17, 2012, from 5 pm to 8 pm at Tatiana Restaurant, 1710 East Hallandale Beach Blvd., Hallandale Beach, FL. The event is open to all business professionals interested to introduce themselves, raise questions and exchange ideas with our community leaders. Dignitaries expected to be in attendance are:
- Mayor Joy Cooper of Hallandale Beach - Mayor George Vallejo of North Miami Beach - Vice Mayor Lewis Thaler of Sunny Isles Beach - Mayor Susan Gottlieb of Aventura - Mayor Jean Rosenfield of Bal Harbour ABOUT THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF SOUTH FLORIDA (RAC) RAC is a membership organization designed to enhance prosperity for Russian and American business people in South Florida and to foster relationships between the two diverse communities. The Russian speaking population in Florida now exceeds 350,000 full time residents and continues to grow. The concentration of the
Russian population lies in Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura, Hallandale, Hollywood, Miami Beach and Boca Raton. The Russian American Chamber of South Florida invites interested parties to join, get noticed and prosper. Visit www.racsouthflorida.com to find out how you can become involved. Russian American Chamber of South Florida. Alla K. Rios, Manager of Law Office of Steven S. Farbman, P.A. 954.292.1397 – alla@racsouthflorida.com Julia Rossina, Marketing Director of Florida Russian Magazine. 786.252.6616 – Julia@racsouthflorida.com
Kicking off the Hallandale Beach Relay For Life I-95 in beautiful West Hallandale Beach. The event is part of the Relay For Life, which will take place at Peter Bluesten Park
LEFT: Hallandale Beach PAL Program Director Jonathan Carrillo prepares to take his swing. RIGHT: Officer Chris Taylor is a seasoned baseball player who pitches and hits very well. Hallandale Beach Police Officer Chris Taylor arranged a charity softball game
between the Hallandale Beach Police vs the PAL coaches and staff to benefit the up-
coming Relay For Life. A competitive athletic contest was highlighted by chips, water
and soda donated by Winn Dixie Store Director Ron Daniels from the location near
Hallandale Beach Police Officer Chris Taylor arranged a charity softball game between the Hallandale Beach Police vs the PAL coaches and staff to benefit the upcoming Relay For Life.
on Friday, May 18th and Saturday, May 19th. PAL staff member Scotty Nelson won the home run contest.
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Another success Pasta Dinner fundraiser
The Kiwanis Club presented $5,200 in checks last week to each of the public schools and PAL from the 6th annual Pasta Dinner. I’m sure you know the back row, but the front row is from left, Brian Kingsley, Gulfstream Middle School principal, Estella Eckhardt, Hallandale High School principal, Kiwanis Club president Harry Escandon, and incoming Kiwanis Club president Bill Julian. Sharon Ludwig, Hallandale Elementary School, was unavailable for the photo. The photo was taken by the City Clerk’s office.
Amanda Anisimova headed to Nick Bollettieri Discovery Open The tennis world’s most acclaimed coach, Nick Bollettieri, seeks to discover the world’s next champion tennis player. To accomplish this, he has founded the Nick Bollettieri Discovery Open junior tennis event at IMG Academies. Bollettieri and his staff of coaches pored over thousands of applications, seeking only the best 11, 13 and 15 year-old players to gain entry into the tournament. One applicant that earned an invitation to compete in this year’s Open is Amanda Anisimova of Hallandale Beach, who will compete in the 11-year old age division. The winner of the Discovery Open will receive the once in a lifetime opportunity to earn a one-year scholarship to IMG Academies, and receive coaching at the same school that has developed ten world number-one players: Andre Agassi, Boris Becker, Jim Courier, Martina Hingis, Jelena Jankovic, Marcelo Rios, Monica Seles, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and Venus Williams.
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Shining the spotlight on Teacher Appreciation Week HALLANDALE BEACH - This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. Far too often the dialogue about schools revloles around funding, school facilities, class size and FCAT. The focus should be on the students and people that impact their lives at school most; TEACHERS. Many readers might not be aware of the fact that over the past nine years we have taken very seriously our partnership with our local schools. Last month our city was the first city in Broward County to be recognized for our commitment to education. Vice Mayor Sanders, I, the principles of our schools and other community partners were recognized with a proclamation at the School Board meeting. While it was about recognizing our city, the true goal was to recognize how important partnerships are and how we can help our children and educators succeed. There are over 2800 students attending classes throughout the year in Hallandale Beach. Our elementary school is multitrack year-round with 1100 students; our middle school has been open 4 years and now has over 400 students; Hallandale High School has become a full magnet school with almost 1000 students plus there two alternative schools in our city. Every school day there are hundreds of teachers that are working in the classroom teaching our children. Many times they reach into their own pockets for supplies, deal with limited technical resources, and not only teach reading and writing, but they stand in as the nurse, counselor or coach. Many teachers go the extra mile and tutor students after school, run clubs, run sports teams and extracurricular activities. It takes a special person to be a teacher. In today's times with budget cuts and threats of being laid off, teaching also takes heart and courage. We are extremely proud of our teachers. The super-majority of teachers continues because they love it; not simply to make a living and many go the extra mile. This week everyone should go the extra mile and take a moment to thank our teachers. Last week a group of special teachers took time out of their schedule to help facilitate a Student Awareness Day. For the past two years the City of Hallandale Beach, Hallandale High School and the Holocaust Documentation and Education Center has partnered to present an educational morning on the Holocaust and how important it is to never forget. Under the leadership of Principal Estella Eckardt, Magnet Coordinator Marilyn Santiago worked with documentation and
Mayor Joy Cooper Staff to present over 100 students an opportunity to speak with Holocaust survivors one-on-one. I had an opportunity to welcome all the students and survivors and spend the morning through lunch with them. This year's discussion started with a video titled “Children Remember the Holocaust”. The survivors who are still here today were children or young adults when they witnessed and experienced the many atrocities. As the table facilitator, I spent the morning with Jules Eisenstein. He was 20 years old when he was captured and sent to the work camp. He spent over four years and was fortunate to be liberated along with his brother from
Auschwitz. The young adults around the table listened intently to his story. Each one of the students had an opportunity to ask questions and get to know and love Jules. By the end of the day, one young lady even asked if she could adopt him as her grandparent. I was so impressed and humbled by how these young adults behaved and most importantly, shared what they learned from the day. Many students discussed how they often were bullied or became bullies and what they had learned was a different way to handle, discuss and accept our differences. On behalf of the students, the Holocaust Documentation Center and the Survivors I want to publicly thank our Commission for standing up and supporting funding for this educational opportunity. May is also the time we recognize Law Enforcement Memorial Day. Nationally this is the time when we honor the memory of those police that were killed in the line of duty. A special service was conducted last
Wednesday in Davie, Florida to recognize all the fallen officers from Broward County. Chief Dwayne Flournoy pointed out that it is always devastating to lose someone in the line of duty. This year Broward was more fortunate than in years past and has only suffered the loss of three officers. Friday will be the beginning of a wonderful weekend of city fun that will start at Bluesten Park with our annual “Relay for Life” starting at 6 PM Friday the 18th to 10 AM Saturday. Relay is a great way to come together to support the American Cancer Society and the fight for a cure. For more information you can google Hallandale Beach Relay 2012. You can still set up a team, donate to a team or participate by coming out and joining in the fun. The party continues with the City’ s 85th Birthday Bash on Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM. Come out and enjoy entertainment, games food and free swimming at our pool. It will be a good old fashioned Family Day of Fun!
After the Birthday celebrations, on May 19 we will be partnering with Hallandale High Alumni Association under the leadership of Qunea Gordon to celebrate the second annual “Armed Forces Day” at Hallandale High School from 3 to 6 PM. The theme this year is “Honoring Our Heroes” and “Unity in the Community”. We will be recognizing all our heroes in the community, showcasing our police, firefighters and all branches of the military. Organization has always chosen the high school to engage school students in a positive manner with police, firefighters and military personnel as a learning experience. This year they will also be paying special tribute to one of our community heroes, “Sir John Hardwick”. John was noticed Mr. Hallandale and played key
roles in advocating for the Palms Community. The Palms was the name John submitted when they were selecting a new name for the Northwest quadrant. John also was a strong advocate for education, entrepreneurialism and the revitalization for Foster Road. On Sunday PALS 5k/10K hosted at Gulfstream Park will be taking place. Registration starts at 6 AM. You can also register on line. For information on all these events you can visit the city’s website at www.cohb.org. Please feel free to contact me at anytime with your questions and concerns. I can be reached at 954-457-1318, cell/text 954-632-5700 or email me at www.MayorJoyCooper.com.
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Talk show host Joan Rivers, with the catch phrase: ‘Can We Talk’, brings her sharp tongue to Hard Rock Live During the 1960s, Joan Rivers made a name for herself as a sharp-tongued New York comedian. She started out as a seious actress but quickly moved into stand-up comedy. By 1965, she was a regular on the Johnny Carson late night show. She is known for her brash manner, loud raspy voice with a new York dialect. Rivers comic style relies heavily on poking fun at herself and other celebrities. By the 1970s, Joan was appearing on various TV comedy and variety shows, including the Carol Burnett Show and Hollywood Squares. She finally worked her way up to becoming a Las Vegas strip head liner in the 1980s. Joan has an illustrious career spanning more than four decades in the entertainment industry. She is an international comedienne, Tony-nominated actress, author, Emmy-Award winning TV talkshow host, playwright, screenwriter, columnist, entrepreneur with her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and much more. Rivers continues to take over the reality TV circuit with Wetv’s Joan and Melissa, Joan Knows Best? The ultimate mother/daughter duo address the question plaguing daughters since the beginning of time. Does mother really know best? One of the world’s most successful performers and business women, will take center stage in person at Hard Rock Live on May 17, 2012 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 39 to $59 at the box office located on State Road 7 (US 441), Hollywood. For information, call: (954)327-ROCK. Or: 1 (800) 937-0010. Parking is always free. THE MOSAIC THEATRE PRESENTS THE WORLD PREMIER OF “A MEASURE OF CRUELTY”: “A Measure of Cruelty” starring Carbonell Award Winner Todd Allen Durkin, tells the story of a peaceful South Florida neighborhood rocked by headlines as a local bar owner struggles to keep the p
more information, call: (954) 577-8243. A special discussion period, with the author, will take place May 12th at 3 p.m.
JOAN RIVERS eace with his son. But as the storm grows ever closer, the men are forced to come to terms with each other and their long-guarded secrets. In reality, the story portrays the real life story of the sixteen year old Florida teenager, Michael Brewer, who was deliberately burned when his classmates poured alcohol all over his body, igniting him, causing more than half his body to be left with lifetime scars even after months of medical treatment, all because of an argument over money and a game. This is not the first time such cruelty taking place amongst our children today causing parents so much concern that it encouraged award winning playwright, Joe Calarco, to bring this story to live audiences in order to bring it to the attention of everyone and what’s happening in our world today. “A Measure of Cruelty” is now on stage and will run through May 13, 2012, at the Mosaic Theatre located at the American Heritage Center for the Arts, 12200 West Broward Boulevard, Plantation, under the capable direction of Richard Jay Simon. Tickets are $15 to $ 39.50. Evening performances 8 p.m. Matinees Saturday at 3 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m. For
LEARN TO DANCE AT MIAMI BEACH’S BYRON CARLYLE THEATRE WITH "SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS" “Six dance lessons in Six Weeks” is a comedy about a gay, ex-Broadway, 30 year old, chorus boy, Michael Minetti, hired by a lonely older woman, Lily Harrison, a Southern Baptist Minister’s widow to give her six private dance lessons in Tango, Swing, Modern, Foxtrot, and Cha-Cha at her ocean view beachfront condo. Over the course of six weeks, this odd couple transforms their lessons into a dance of intimacy as they learn to overcome their differences and create a wonderful relationship with each other. Now on stage at the Miami Byron Stage Door Theatre through May 20, 2012. Tickets are $38 to $42 at the box office located at 500 71st Street, Miami Beach. For performance schedules and all other information, call: (305) 397-8977. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ESuntimes@aol.com
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Foster Care Awareness Day at Ingalls Park in Hallandale Beach Sara Brown hosted her first Foster Care Awareness Day at Ingalls Park in Hallandale Beach that featured a bounce house, face painting and rock climbing as well as a DJ and a host of delicious grilled food for the families who attended. “You do not have to be a foster parent or child to enjoy today’s festivities” explained Brown, the public is invited to learn more about the iCenter’s host of services offered to children and young adults who are considered at risk and necessitate assistance learning life skills that will benefit them in the future including but not limited to academic assistance, table etiquette, and dress including teaching boys how to wear a tie. Although a nascent organization, Brown recently organized an eight week etiquette program where boys and girls spent three days per week learning table manners that in-
Stephen Cummings cluded pulling out a chair for women, placing a napkin on their lap, pulling out their chair when the meal is finished, the proper use of each fork and knife and which is the correct bread plate and water glass to use and the appropriate business attire for an interview or a job that included teaching the boys how to knot a tie. ICenter is a collaborative partner with Fresh Start Family Services, Inc., a Florida non-profit organization established to offer an array of intervention and preventative supportive services
LEFT: Josephine Alongi (Parks and Rec Board and Education Board), Leo Grachow (Hallandale Beach Kiwanis), Sara Brown ( iCenter Director and Founder), and far right is A.J. Donaldson. RIGHT: Many of the youngsters had their faces painted. to children and their families. A.J. Donaldson Scholar Mentors partners with iCenter serving as a mentoring guide helping children who are struggling with their school work. AJ Donaldson was a former fullback with the University of Miami Hurricanes and proudly boasts a degree in Electrical Engineering. Donaldson travels to schools within the tri county area promoting his program.
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Final budget workshop to be held on May 23 Hallandale Beach residents and business owners are invited to review the proposed fiscal 2013 budget in the final Budget Awareness Town Hall at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 23, in the City Commission Chambers. The review is the fifth Budget Awareness Town Hall Meeting hosted by City Manager Mark Antonio to collect suggestions and ideas before presenting the budget to the Mayor and City Commission. At the beginning of the budget process, Mr. Antonio hosted Budget Awareness meetings in each of the four quadrants in February. Residents and business owners are encouraged to speak up and offer suggestions before the final draft of fiscal 2013 is presented to the City Commission. City Commissioners will review and adjust the proposed budget at City Commission meetings in August and September prior to adopting the fiscal 2013 budget. The meeting is your chance to make a difference in the community. In the quadrants meetings, residents raised issues as varied as the Parks Master Plan, traffic congestion, drainage and litter, among others. The comments collected at the quadrant meetings were discussed by the City staff, and department heads, and several ideas are included in the draft budget. Resident involvement is essential to the City’s new business approach to government. The City converted from a traditional government-run operation to a corporate structure shortly after Mr. Antonio became City Manager. In the corporate structure, the residents and business owners are the shareholders. Input from the shareholders is central to the budget process. Residents are urged to attend and speak up, participate and take an active role in the drafting of the budget.
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GREENFEST SUCCESS Annual event helps hundreds learn to be creative with our energy Several hundred Hallandale Beach residents and visitors turned out Saturday for the annual GreenFest celebration at Hallandale Beach City Hall. GreenFest combines Arbor Day and Earth Day festivities into one event. Co-sponsored by the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Hallandale Beach, residents were offered free plants, fruit trees and water and energy conservation items. The City’s Beautification Advisory Board also presented awards for the annual poster contest, a garbage-to-art contest and for residential and commercial beautification. POSTER CONTEST WINNERS INCLUDED: Kindergarten: 1st place, Brandon Marvin; 2nd place, Jaylin Monge; 3rd place, Justin Adams. 1st Grade: 1st place,
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The bounce house was a popular stop for children Saturday at the annual PCAC and City of Hallandale Beach May Day Celebration at O.B. Johnson Park. (Photos courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)
Rebeca Perdomo gives a lesson in water conservation at the GreenFest 2012 celebration Saturday at Hallandale Beach City Hall. City residents were given low-flow, massage-type shower heads as part of the ongoing efforts of the City to conserve water. More than 500 residents and visitors turned out for the event, which was co-sponsored by the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and City of Hallandale Beach. Adriana Nunez; 2nd place, Rhomelin Salado, 3rd place, Eion Ruth. 2nd Grade: 1st place, Jaylene Tomlinson; 2nd place, Jaylen Mitchell; 3rd place, Ashley Poujols. 3rd Grade: 1st place, Nabat Eminova; 2nd place, Trent Brothers; 3rd place, Rosario Campuzano. 4th Grade: 1st place, Sidney St. Juste; 2nd place, Jocelyn Lozano; 3rd place, Alaniss Mendez. 5th Grade: 1st place,
Inez Iskander; 2nd place, Emily Li; 3rd place, Luis Rodriguez. GARBAGE TO ART CONTEST WINNERS INCLUDED: Middle School Division 1st place, Maria Alaez; 2nd place, Ioana Peana; 3rd place: Jessica Giergetta Adult Division 1st place, Sherlie Sininger; 2nd place, Barbara Riveran; 3rd place: Laura Jo Byrne.
PROPERTY BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS Single-Family Residential Division Gold-at large: Diplomat Circle LLC, 812 Diplomat Parkway; Gold NW Quadrant: M.S. & Estelle Ritter, 623 NW 3rd Court; Gold SE Quadrant: Alejandro & Lizette Fernandez, 466 Tamarind Drive; Gold NE Quadrant: Kalman Saffran, 800 Diplomat Parkway; Gold SW Quadrant: Alfredo & Maria Peraza, 605 SW 1st Court. Multi-Family Residential Division Gold-at large: Beach Club, 1850 S. Ocean Drive; Gold east of 14th Ave, Parker Dorado Condominium, 3180 S. Ocean Drive; Gold west of 14th Ave., Halls Village Condominium, 723 SW 6th St. Commercial Division Gold-at large: Acquo 124 Restaurant, 124 S. Federal Highway; Gold, east of U.S. 1, Gulfstream Park, 901 S. Federal Highway; Gold west of U.S. 1, Dunkin Donuts, 201 N. Federal Highway.
Inspirational dancers with the Impact Dance Troupe of Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church perform at the annual May Day celebration Saturday at O. B. Johnson Park. The annual event drew residents from throughout the community for fun, games, food, music and dance. The May Day party was sponsored by the Palms Community Action Coalition and the City of Hallandale Beach Parks and Recreation Department. Corporate sponsors included Bank Atlantic and Memorial Healthcare Systems.
Residents are urged to attend three area Parks Master Plan meetings in May Residents are invited to three area meetings this month to discuss plans for redevelopment of the first three projects in the City of Hallandale Beach Parks Master Plan. Each meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Plans for the redesign and reconstruction of B.F. James Park is the first of the three information meetings, Thursday, May 24, in the gymnasium at O.B. Johnson Park, 900 NW 8th Avenue. Discussions on the redesign of Joseph Scavo Park are planned for Tuesday, May 29, and South City Beach Park on Thursday, May 31. The Scavo Park and South City Beach meetings will be at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd Street. At the Scavo Park meeting, residents of the Northeast Quadrant will be asked for their ideas on the development of the old Ben Gamla property, 416 NE 8th Avenue. The City purchased the property last fall. The redesign and upgrade at B.F. James Park will include a swimming pool and new playground, among other amenities and upgrades. At Scavo Park, a new playground is being added, along with two dog parks, one for large breeds and one for small breeds, and walking paths among other improvements at the complex located at 900 Three Islands Boulevard. South Beach Park, located on South Ocean Drive, is expected to get a facelift, with a new dunes, sand volleyball court, redesigned bocce courts, a new pavilion, concession stand, new playgrounds and changing facilities, among others. City officials and Parks Master Plan designer Bermello Ajamil and Partners, Inc. have tweaked the original designs in the Parks Master Plan. At the meetings, residents are will be able to examine the final scale drawings and layout of each of the parks. Construction is expected to begin on all three parks later this year. However, work on the South City Beach project could be delayed depending on the processing of local, state and federal permits. Beach projects require review by multiple agencies because of the sensitive nature of the land. Construction at B. F. James Park and Scavo Park require only local permits.
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JAFFER MEDICAL GROUP Personalized Health Care for Seniors The health care needs of people aged 65 and older can be different than those who are younger. At Jaffer Medical Group, physicians are trained to address those needs in ways that help patients stay healthy and enjoy better quality of life. “We understand the unique concerns and issues of older patients,” says Dr. Mohsin Jaffer, MD. “Many of today’s seniors are more vital and active than those of decades past, and they want to maintain that lifestyle. We help them do so by focusing on wellness and staying healthy between visits rather than just treating them when they get sick.” Physicians at Jaffer Medical Group know it is important to create good, strong relationships with their patients. “No one here is treated like a number or rushed through an appointment,” says Dr. Leon Roth, MD., who has been practicing in Hallandale since 1982. “Unless a patient trusts and has confidence in his or her physician, the process of maintaining health, as well as treating illnesses when they occur, will not be optimal. We make it a point to get to know our patients and understand their personal concerns and preferences.” Dr. Jaffer and his team help patients understand their bodies and guide them in taking charge of their own health through diet, exercise and a positive attitude. “The doctor and the patient should
Jaffer Medical Group includes skilled, experienced physicians as well as friendly support staff.
THE JAFFER MEDICAL GROUP TEAM Dr. Mohsin Jaffer, MD, founder of Jaffer Medical Group, is board certified in family medicine and has specialized in geriatric health care in the South Florida area for more than 25 years. He believes that he and his patients are partners in achieving optimal health and wellness goals, and that most people have the capacity to live long and healthy lives with vitality and vigor. Dr. Leon Roth, MD, is board certified in internal medicine and specializes in geriatric medicine and cardiology. Fluent in Spanish and skilled in hospital and outpatient geriatric medicine, he has been practicing in Hallandale Beach for 30 years. Dr. Soett Ramirez-Estrada, MD, is a family physician who is fluent in Spanish and enjoys serving the geriatric community. She believes in establishing long-term relationships with patients and their families, as well as helping them learn about healthy lifestyles. Her warmth and friendliness make her a favorite with her patients. Dr. Yeny Andrade, MD, is board certified in family medicine and is fluent in Spanish. With a passion for wellness and disease prevention, she believes that each patient has the power to control his or her own destiny by making correct health decisions.
uled,” Dr. Jaffer says. “And anyone who is not a patient but wants
to see what we have to offer is also welcome.”
Full-service medical care at Jaffer Medical Group clinics includes:
Classes in cooking healthy are just one way Jaffer Medical Group helps you achieve wellness. be a team,” says Dr. Soett RamirezEstrada, MD. “Wellness is a combination of mind and body, and what patients do outside the office is just as important as what happens within it. Many diseases can be
Jaffer Medical Group conducts periodic health fairs.
Friendly staff at Jaffer Medical Group will make you feel at home.
prevented or minimized by living a healthy lifestyle.” When an illness does occur or a chronic condition is present, physicians at Jaffer Medical Group work to make sure the patient fully understands all the treatment options that are available. “Then the doctor and patient together can choose the best course of action,” says Dr. Yeny Andrade, MD. “What is right for one person might not be right for someone else.” In addition to providing the highest quality health care, Jaffer Medical Group also hosts events focusing on wellness, like health fairs, cooking classes and social gatherings, including an annual barbecue. Breakfast is offered one morning a week at each office. “Patients are welcome to stop by and enjoy breakfast even if they don’t have an appointment sched-
• Complimentary visit with any of the physicians, all of whom specialize in the care of seniors. • Immediate appointments • In-house blood drawing, lab work and X-rays • Wound care, ear lavage, EKG • Minor surgeries • Pulmonary function testing • Joint injections • Skin care • Group hospitalist • Doctor on call nights & weekends • Bilingual staff-hablamos Espanol • Quick referrals to specialists
Visit Jaffer Medical Group at www.JafferMedicalGroup.com or come into any of these convenient locations: Jaffer Medical Center—Hallandale Beach 2500 East Hallandale Beach Blvd. Suite M Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 (954) 455-2385 Jaffer Medical Center—Miramar 6448 Pembroke Road Miramar, FL 33023 (954) 399-9973 Centrum Plaza—Pembroke Pines 1 SW 129 Ave. Suite 405 Pembroke Pines, FL 33027 (954) 433-7344 Memorial Hospital West—Pembroke Pines 601 N. Flamingo Rd. Suite 304 Pembroke Pines, FL 33028 (954) 433-3144 Jaffer Medical Center—Weston 1855 N. Corporate Blvd. Suite 1 Weston, FL 33326 (954) 349-3138 And coming soon to Margate, Coconut Creek and Pompano Beach
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SUFFERING FROM MIGRAINES? Treatments help prevent attacks before they start (ARA) - What really is migraine? Some people casually use the term to describe a bad headache. But the millions who have been diagnosed with a migraine condition know that it's so much more than that. In addition to severe head pain that can last for hours or even days, they may also experience nausea, vomiting and extreme sensitivity to light or sound. Are there effective treatments for preventing debilitating migraine attacks? New guidelines say yes, but many people are not taking advantage of these treatments. Migraine is a condition involving recurring headaches that often can last anywhere from two hours to four days, and can completely interrupt your daily activities, impair your work performance and affect your family obligations. Research shows that many treatments can help prevent migraines, yet few people use these preventive treatments, according to new guidelines issued by the American Academy of Neurology and American Headache Society. "Studies show that
migraine is under recognized and undertreated," says guideline author Dr. Stephen Silberstein of Jefferson Headache Center at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia and Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology. "About 38 percent of people who suffer from migraine could benefit from preventive treatments, but less than a third of these people currently use them." Unlike acute treatments, which are used to relieve the pain of a migraine attack when it occurs, preventive treatments usually are taken every day to lessen the frequency, severity and duration of attacks. "Some studies show that migraine attacks can be reduced by more than half with preventive treatments," Silberstein says. Some over-thecounter treatments may offer relief for migraine sufferers. Several herbal preparations, vitamins and minerals are used for preventing migraine. The guideline research found that the herbal supplement Petasites, also known as butterbur, is effective in pre-
migraine. It's important to discuss prescription drug options with your doctor to see if one is right for you.
venting migraine attacks. There is moderate evidence that riboflavin (vitamin B2), the mineral magnesium and the herbal preparation MIG-99 (Feverfew) can help prevent migraine. In addition, several drugs for inflammation have been studied for migraine prevention. These are known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs. Evidence shows the NSAIDs fenoprofen, ibuprofen, ketoprofen, naproxen
Girlfriends banding together to conquer a common health issue (ARA) - Nearly everything we'll ever need to know about being a girl, we'll learn from other girlfriends who've "been there, done that" before us. Even when things are medical, even when we love our OBGYNs, sometimes we're embarrassed or don't want to waste their time with things not involving making babies. That may explain why more than 7 million women suffer from heavy cycles, but go years without getting the help they need. When it comes to advice for her "girlfriends," best-selling author Vicki Iovine's millions of readers know she's telling it like it is. Now Iovine is helping women deal with the discomfort and isolation of a shockingly common medical condition with her latest installment of the popular "Girlfriend's Guide" series. "The Girlfriends' Guide to Heavy Periods" is needed for several reasons: first, it's so darn common you can't go anywhere without finding women who suffer from it; second, this condition is one of the most misunderstood and frustrating, often undiagnosed and inadequately treated; and third, to beg and plead women to consult a doctor if they are concerned about their personal situation. "I suffered with this for years and now I want to help women avoid some of the frustrations I encountered," says Iovine. One in five women suffer with heavy cycles, but many live with the issue for years before getting the help they need. Some women have a hard time starting the conversation with the doctor out of embarrassment and may think the pain and quality-of-life issues that come along with this condition is something they must simply deal with. While it can be a difficult topic to discuss, it's something your doctor wants to hear about because it's a treatable condition. If you're having trouble starting the conversation with your doctor, here are a few ways to introduce the topic: * "I'd like to ask you a few questions about my menstrual cycle…" * "I've noticed my cycles are different than they used to be…" * "I've heard a lot of women are getting treated - is this something I should consider?" "My husband was the one who finally insisted I confess my monthly hemorrhaging to my gyno," Iovine adds. "I guess he'd finally noticed I slept in sweatpants on a beach towel several days each month." In addition to the newest edition of the "Girlfriend's Guide," a new website is available connecting women with other women who've already dealt with the condition. Changethecycle.com was created in partnership with Hologic, manufacturers of NovaSure, a procedure for ending heavy periods. Though NovaSure is only intended for women who are finished having children, the simple, one-time procedure - which lasts about five minutes and can be done in a doctor's office with no incisions or anesthesia - has helped many women regain their quality of life. Iovine had the NovaSure procedure and was hired as a spokesperson. Iovine is helping raise awareness around this important, but uninspired ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ISSUES, Page 6C
and naproxen sodium can help prevent migraine attacks. Silberstein notes that while people do not need a prescription from a physician for these over-the-counter and complementary treatments, they should still see their doctor regularly for follow-up. You can learn more about the guideline recommendations at http://www.aan.com/ guidelines. Some prescription drugs help prevent migraine attacks, too. The blood pressure drugs metoprolol, propranolol and timolol have been shown to
be effective. The depression drugs amitriptyline and venlafaxine, as well as epilepsy drugs divalproex sodium, sodium valproate and topiramate can help prevent future occurrences of
What other steps can you take to avoid migraine attacks? In addition to preventative treatments, it's wise to avoid common migraine triggers. In some people, migraine headaches can be triggered by certain foods and beverages, according to the American Headache Society. Skipped meals, dehydration, strong odors and bright lights are other factors to avoid if possible. "Migraines can get better or worse over time," Silberstein says. "People should discuss these changes in the pattern of attacks with their doctors and see whether they need to adjust their dose or even stop their medication, or switch to a different medication."
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Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology
WOMEN ARE MORE LIKELY TO IGNORE CARDIAC SYMPTOMS
LEFT: Dr. Ralph G. Nader using the state-of-the-art Echo-Pac System used for valvular studies. RIGHT: Dr. Ranley M. Desir checks a patient out, using the Dual SPECT Clear Vision Camera that images the heart, all at the Miami Center For Advanced Cardiology in the Aventura office. By Marylynne Newmark Medical Writer AVENTURA - The specialists at the Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology located at Mount Sinai Aventura are on a mission to make women more aware of their own heart health, especially here in the North Dade/ South Broward area. Their combined cardiac specialties range from initial evaluation of cardiovascular or related pulmonary symptoms to non-invasive diagnostic modalities, as well as advanced interventional technology such as cardiac catheterizations, balloon angioplasties and stent implants. All are board certified cardiologists. The team includes Dr. Ralph G. Nader, specialist in clinical and interventional cardiology, Dr. Ranley Desir, with specialized training in echocardiography and nuclear cardiology, and Dr. Jay Levine, board certified in clinical cardiology. All three doctors are on a campaign to educate women as to cardiac symptoms that should be checked immediately. “Women tend to have different symptoms than men,” says Dr. Nader. “As opposed to the acute chest pain that a man might experience, a woman might have back pain, shortness of breath, nausea, and pain radiating up to the jaw. These are symptoms that need to be checked as soon as possible.” Dr, Ranley Desir specializes in the early recognition of cardiac pathology, using non-invasive techniques such as cardiac nuclear stress tests, echocardio-
graphy and vascular ultrasound to diagnose coronary artery disease, peripheral arterial disease and vascular disorders. “Since our state-of-the art equipment is located right here in our Aventura office, we are able to immediately identify abnormalities that may be caused by myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, arterial blockage, or valve malfunction. Having the equipment on the premises is a definite plus for our patients,” he adds. Dr. Jay Levine credits the difference in coronary symptoms between a man and a woman to a woman’s size, hormonal differences and bodily function, as well as to the stage in life that a woman’s symptoms tend to appear. “It’s been believed that estrogen may have a protective element relating to the heart,” he says,” which is why we tend to see heart damage occurring more frequently after menopause.” All three cardiologists feel that women are more likely to ignore their symptoms, since they generally are the caregivers of the family, placing every one else’s needs first. The doctors all stress early consultation with a board-certified cardiologist if there is any question or concern, since they agree that a woman’s heart attack or stroke can be more intense than a man’s, resulting in greater damage.. After diagnostic studies completed at the Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology identify inconsistencies or possible problematic areas, Dr. Ralph G. Nader is the interventional cardi-
RALPH G. NADER, MD, FSCAI is a clinical and interventional cardiologist, board-certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular diseases, nuclear cardiology and interventional cardiology. He received his medical degree with distinction from Northwestern University in Chicago and completed his specialty training at the Boston Beth Israel Hospital of Harvard University and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He is currently chairman of the Cardiovascular Peer Review Committee at Mount Sinai Hospital Miami Beach and has been voted Super Doctor 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, which is a directory of the top 5% of doctors selected by their peers in each of the 50 states.
tant as living a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Desir agrees. “Both men and women need to eat a heart healthy diet, get plenty of exercise, stop smoking, limit their alcohol intake, and try to manage stress levels through whatever method works for them,” he concurred. Dr. Levine added, “Risk factors for heart conditions also include obesity, diabetes and hypertension. Early diagnosis is the key. Regular check-ups and attention to any unusual symptoms can save your life.” Jay Levine, M.D. has a long history of teaching at the University of Miami, and is a clinical cardiologist at Miami Heart Institute.
“Since our state-of-the art equipment is located right here in our Aventura office, we are able to immediately identify abnormalities that may be caused by myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, arterial blockage, or valve malfunction. Having the equipment on the premises is a definite plus for our patients.” DR. RANLEY DESIRº
ologist who performs cardiac catheterizations, balloon angioplasties and stent implants. “Today, these procedures are minimally invasive,” says Dr. Nader.” They are performed at either Mount Sinai or Aventura Hospitals in specially equipped labs under surgical conditions using electronic technology. Since there is no need to do open surgery, in most cases, our patients are home within three days, have a short course of cardiac rehabilitation, and are back to their normal schedules before they know it.” “ This group of doctors is so caring,” says Rita Sarmiento, practice administrator of both the Mount Sinai Aventura and Miami Beach offices. “They follow their patients with ‘hands-on’ care from initial visit through thorough follow-
up with a continuum of care that often extends into the next generation.” Ms. Sarmiento mentioned Iris Cornell, a patient of Dr. Desir, whose mother and husband also were Dr. Desir’s patients. “I can’t say enough wonderful things about Dr. Desir,” Mrs. Cornell said. “Throughout the hospitalizations of my mother and husband, Dr. Desir was always there, or if he could not be, managed to send the right person in his place.” Husband and wife team Philip and Sonia Himelfarb are both patients of Dr. Nader. “There are doctors, and there are doctors,” says Mr. Himelfarb, a former mountain biker who had a quadruple bypass a few weeks ago. “Dr. Nader is so wonderful. You just know he ‘feels’
RANLEY DESIR, MD, MBA, FACC is board certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular diseases, echocardiography and nuclear cardiology. He graduated with high honors from Howard University College of Medicine, completed his residency at University of Miami and his specialty training in cardiology at the Methodist Hospital at Baylor College of Medicine. He also was voted Super Doctor 2011 and 2012 by his cardiology peers in the state of Florida.
for you!” The doctors at the Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology are all board certified internists and cardiologists. Between them, they speak English, Spanish, French and Creole. In addition, office staff also speaks Russian. “We really believe in preventive medicine,” says Dr. Nader.”No treatment is as impor-
Patient appointment policy at the Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology is for a patient to be seen within 24 to 48 hours of the initial call, sooner if deemed urgent. Located at 2845 Aventura Blvd, Suite 100 at Mount Sinai Aventura, just north of the Aventura Mall, the phone number for Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology is (305) 749-0150. Inquiries are welcome. No question is inconsequential, according to these fine doctors. The Mount Sinai office for Miami Center for Advanced Cardiology is located at 4302 Alton Rd, Suite 220, Miami Beach. The phone number there is 305-532-6006.
JAY ALAN LEVINE, MD, FACP, FCCP, FACC. A major in the U.S. Army, is board certified in internal medicine and cardiology. He is a graduate of New York University Medical School and was a Research Fellow in Medicine at NYU School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He has been a professor of medicine and cardiology at the University of Miami School of Medicine since 1974. Aside from his practice at Mount Sinai Aventura, Dr. Levine is a consultant in clinical cardiology at Mount Sinai Medical Center/ Miami Heart Institute.
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Feel good and feel good about yourself
AT THE CENTER FOR INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE AVENTURA - Every girl and woman loves to have beautiful shiny healthy hair, millions of dollars are spent all over the world on shampoos, conditioners and other hair products. But beauty is more than skin deep. This popular expression has some special meaning in integrative health care setting. Several factors lead to hair loss in women. Balding is a cosmetic condition, usually resulting from genetic influences, aging, from damage caused by hair styling processes and products and from twisting and hair pulling, certain skin conditions, or medications, including cholesterol-lowering drugs, Parkinson's medications, ulcer drugs, ,anticoagulants, anti-arthritics, drugs derived from vitamin A, epilepsy anticonvulsants, antidepressants, betablockers for hypertension, anti-thyroid agents, and anabolic steroids. Other causes includes aging, thyroid imbalance, eating disorders, illness, hormonal effects of birth control pills, pregnancy, menopause and medical treatments. Most commonly at the Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura they see patients with hormonal imbalances causing problems with the hair health. Treatment is available. Early treatment produces better results. Most hair-growth drugs prevent hair loss better than they re-grow hair. Taking aggressive steps today helps maintain healthy hair. Steps to take: * At the first sign of thinning hair, consult a dermatologist to determine the cause. * Ask your physician if any prescription drug you take causes temporary hair loss. At the Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura they will take a complete evaluation of your health as it is related to hair health: hormonal status, nutritional imbalances, vitamin deficiencies. Based on those findings a treatment protocol will be designed which will not only improve your hair appearance, but will make you healthier ,more energetic and vibrant in the process. Beat the heat and stay healthy It’s just about summer in South Florida again as the temperature and humidity hits the 90’s. This is the time of the year when the Center for Integrative Medicine office
you in the summer than coffee, I find jasmine tea quite cooling and calming as well. 4. Believe it or not that summer Bar-B-Q can make you look older than you really are, it puts too much heat in the body. 5. Summer heat combined with too much cold food weakens the digestive organs. Coldness causes contraction; it holds in sweat and heat, and interferes with digestion. Avoid iced drinks and ice cream.
Most commonly at the Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura they see patients with hormonal imbalances causing problems with the hair health. Treatment is available. Early treatment produces better results. Most hairgrowth drugs prevent hair loss better than they re-grow hair. Taking aggressive steps today helps maintain healthy hair.
At the Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura they will take a complete evaluation of your health as it is related to hair health: hormonal status, nutritional imbalances, vitamin deficiencies. Based on those findings a treatment protocol will be designed which will not only improve your hair appearance, but will make you healthier, more energetic and vibrant in the process.
fills up with patients suffering from migraines, headaches, cramps, pain in the lower abdomen, dizziness and low back pain. The culprit is heat and humidity. Every day they hear from people complaining about THE HEAT, they have excess thirst, their face gets red and so do their eyes and irritability is a nice word for what I hear. In general, people are restless and not having fun. If you're a woman combine that with your once a month cycle and all hell can break lose. Heat is Yang or male in nature and tends to injure the blood and Yin is the female aspect. Heat dries things out, makes your internal organs wither and
atrophied. Too much heat in your body will appear as wrinkles on your face and your skin will start to dry out and look old. But all of this can be reversed or at least slowed down naturally, some with homeopathic, herbal medicine or a relaxing natural treatment. Here are a few things you can do to beat the summer heat and cool everything down: 1. Stay well hydrated. Drink at least 6 glasses of water a day. Skip the drinks with carbonation- they will throw your PH off and will bring you more age related problems 2. Increase your Vitamin C 3. Tea is better for
At the Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura they treat people where the root of the problem begins and together they can help you retain your youth longer and stay healthy. The Center for Integrative Medicine in Aventura wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and Happiness. Their beautiful office is conveniently located in Aventura with minimal waiting times and a great atmosphere. Center for Integrative Medicine 18205 Biscayne Blvd # 2214 Aventura, FL. 33160. P: 305-466-1977.
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Achieving a slimmer summer body for swimsuit season and beyond (ARA) - Longer days, bright sun and warm weather can serve as a wellneeded dose of motivation to get fit for summer. The trick is to sustain that energy through each changing season as you strive to achieve a healthier lifestyle. If you need some help in developing healthier habits, Weight Watchers Leader and success story Liz Josefsberg, offers five tips to achieving a slimmer summer body by starting now in the spring: DIVE INTO A FRESH FITNESS ROUTINE Spring has arrived, so embrace it and all the physical fitness activities you can enjoy in the warmer months. Take a look at when, where and what you're currently doing to stay active, and shake up your routine with new seasonal activities like swimming, tennis or running outside. Challenge yourself each month to find a new activity that gets you out and keeps you going through the spring and beyond. PACK PORTABLE SNACKS Hunger can strike while you're out and about. Avoid the temptations of french fries or chicken fingers available at conces-
Create a support environment within your social circles by organizing healthy meals and activities. Build your gatherings around outside games like volleyball, golf or even rafting. Hold healthy potlucks and invite your friends and family to bring their favorite renovated dishes and recipe cards to swap. sion stands. Instead, pack your purse or bag with portable snacks that can stave off hunger and keep you satisfied. Suggestions include sweet sliced apples, reduced fat string cheese, seedless watermelon and even a fresh cucumber salad to help keep you cool. DRINK UP, BUT SKIP THE CALORIES Keeping hydrated is key to healthy living, but many drinks have the calorie equivalent of a candy bar. To help reduce your caloric intake, alternate sugary drinks with a caloriefree drink like water, sun tea or diet soda. Find water to be too boring? Give your water some "bling" with seasonal flavors of fresh fruit like lime, lemon and orange. And if you're heading out for an evening of socializing, look for alcoholic drinks with the least amount of sugar and calories like light beer. Also keep in mind
that some all natural fruit juices may have the same calories as the real fruits, but eating an apple is much more satisfying. If you are a Weight Watchers member, a fresh apple has zero PointsPlus values, compared to two PointsPlus values for a half cup of apple juice.
SLIM UP YOUR SOCIAL SCENE Create a support environment within your social circles by organizing healthy meals and activities. Build your gatherings around outside games like volleyball, golf or even rafting. Hold healthy potlucks and invite your friends and family to bring their fa-
vorite renovated dishes and recipe cards to swap. Get out and enjoy the warmer months. Use Liz's five tips to succeed this spring in attaining a healthier lifestyle for summer. Visit WeightWatchers.com for more tips, recipes and information about the program.
Taking a vacation doesn't have to be a reprieve from pursuing your healthy living goals. Avoiding reality can lead to even more weight gain. Get on your scale weekly, even if you enjoyed an overindulgent meal or weekend, so you can continue moving forward in a positive direction.
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Local Area Chambers of Commerce along with area Health Care Organizations celebrate National Senior Health And Fitness Day SUNNY ISLES BEACH - The Aventura Sunny Isles Chamber, North Miami Beach Chamber, Hallandale Beach Chamber along with a host of health care organizations will join an estimated 1,000 local events to celebrate the 19th Annual National Senior Health and Fitness Day (NSHFD) on May 30, 2012. As an official host site, the group will hold their senior health fair at the Pelican Park Community Center in Sunny Isles Beach where they will provide free medical screenings and distribute medical and health care information to the public on May 30th from 9am to 12 noon. On this day, the chambers and health care providers 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 Marjorie Aloni, chair of the chambers health and wellness committees, “Our Senior Health and Fitness Day is a wonderful opportunity for seniors to make, renew, and revitalize their commitment to live healthier lives through better health and fitness.” At the health fair over 20 vendors will provide free medical screenings, including blood pressure, blood glucose, and cholesterol. In addition, the fair will feature testing for balance, pain relief, diabetic foot screening and dental care. Information will also be provided on fall prevention and nutrition and heart healthy eating. The event will take place on May 30th from 9:00am to 12:00 noon at the Pelican Park Community Center located at 18115 North Bay Road, Sunny Isles Beach. Vendors who will be participating at the health fair will all have free give aways and there will be a very special door prize of a three day, two night stay at the Westin Diplomatic Hotel. Vendors at the fair will include: Vi Aventura (a luxury continuing care retirement community), Hallandale Medical Center, Memorial Regional Hospital South, Mt Sinai Medical Center and ER, Locatel Health and Wellness, FastCare, Juice Plus, L Medical Center, CSI, Visiting Angels, Medicare Fraud, Berman Chiropractor, Center for Internal Medicine and Cardiac Care, Senior Health Services, Center for Holistic Medicine among others.
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For more information about the Senior Health and Fitness Day please contact Marjorie Aloni, Vi Aventura Community Relations Manager at 305-692-4829 or by email at MAloni@viliving.com" MAloni@viliving.com. About National Senior Health and Fitness Day National 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 coordinate by the Mature Market Resource Center.
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Exercise for healthy aging
(ARA) - Sixty-year-old Ester Kurz does a lot of things, but taking prescribed medicine isn't one of them. While most people her age take a pill for one thing or another, Kurz, from Baltimore, self-prescribes exercise for healthy aging. On a daily basis Kurz, who will turn 61 in June, goes to the Life Time Fitness in Rockville, Md., to enjoy everything from boot camp to yoga. Her favorite day is Monday, she says, when she goes from kickboxing to indoor cycling class to boot camp. "Each year, I seem to up the number and types of routines," she boasts. Kurz's attitude is counter to the majority of her peers. Just 30 percent of people between ages 45 and 64 say they engage in regular leisuretime physical activity, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2010 National Interview Survey. As people get older, they move even less: 25 percent are active between the ages 65 and 74 and only 11 percent of those 85 and older say they are active. That's a problem because studies indicate there's a correlation between activity and a lower death rate in older adults. "Healthy aging is the ability to maintain your mental, physical and cellular health," says Jason Stella, a personal trainer at Life Time Fitness, The Healthy Way of Life Company. "The process of aging is inevitable, but the choices you make, good or bad, throughout your lifetime dictate the rate at which you will age and the positive or negative health affects you develop." In particular, Stella says behaviors that sabotage healthy aging include eating processed foods, taking too many medications, not controlling stress and inactivity. "I have had almost no injuries and very few aches and pains other than when I push myself too hard," Kurz says. In addition to staying physically active, Kurz is a lobbyist for a grassroots advocacy organization, a wife and mother of two sons, ages 19 and 21, as well as a volunteer with several organizations. "A few years ago, I fell down a flight of stairs and, other than a few bruises and scrapes, did very little damage to my body," Kurz says. "I have to believe exercise had a great deal to do with that." Regular exercise and physical activity are critical to helping older adults stay independent as they age. Strengthening bone and joint health to protect mobility is all the motivation most active older adults need to exercise. Kurz appreciates those benefits, too, but likes the added challenges. In February she competed in the Life Time Fitness Alpha Showdown, a national competition that tests the body's core energy systems: power, strength and endurance. Most competitors were much younger than Kurz. "I did not win," she says, "But I don't think I came in last either, which was an achievement." Firmly in the second half of her life, Kurz is certain she has never been healthier or felt stronger. Life Time Fitness is part of her health aging program, but the facilities, programming and events cater to all ages and abilities, from those new to an exercise routine to those who are emphatic believers in exercise as good medicine, like Kurz. "Every checkup, my doctor asks me, 'Still exercising like crazy?'" she says. "And then he adds, 'keep it up.'"
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Mount Sinai Medical Center hosts Annual Women's Forum MIAMI BEACH Mount Sinai Medical Center, in conjunction with The Miami Beach Commission for Women, is proud to present the 2012 Women’s Forum. The event is an evening of discussion, for women (and the men who love them) and by women, to enlighten and enrich their lives and health. Lectures, presented by Mount Sinai physicians, will address topics that are of interest to women’s health. Dr. Veronica Rodriguez McCloskey, Mount Sinai cardiologist, will discuss hormone replacement therapy and heart disease. Dr. Belen Esparis, director of the Mount Sinai Sleep Center, will address sleep apnea in women from pregnancy to menopause. Dr. Vivian Birnbaum, primary care physician at both Mount Sinai Aventura and Miami Beach, will discuss osteoporosis. Dr. Elsa Orlandini, clinical psychologist, will present a woman’s take on meeting sexual needs and reaching sexual fulfillment. Attendance to the event is free to the public. Refreshments and snacks will be provided in addition to door prizes. Don’t miss out on this educational and entertaining event! The Mount Sinai 2012 Women’s Forum will be held on Wednesday, May 23rd, from 6pm – 8pm, in the Founders Meeting Room (1st
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INSIDE: MOTHER’S DAY RECIPES
MRS. POLIESTHER DRY CLEANERS
Owner Benny Rabinowich opened the store about three years ago and has a good customer base, not only the snow birds from the condos in the area but year-around residents who have become familiar with Benny’s great customer service and eco-friendly dry cleaning methods. The next time you go to Walmart or the Dollar Tree in Hallandale, take your dry cleaning and laundry with you. Sandwiched in between the two stores at 2521 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. is the conveniently located Mrs. PoliEsther Dry Cleaners. Owner Benny Rabinowich opened the store about three years ago and has a good customer base, not only the snow birds from the condos in the area but year-around residents who have become familiar with Benny’s great customer service and eco-friendly dry cleaning methods. Benny says “I treat your clothes the same way I would treat mine.” Care labels on the garment are followed in the store. He reminds his customers, “When a care label says dry clean only, that’s the way it should be cleaned. It’s especially true in South Florida because if perspiration is allowed to set in the garment, not only will it stain, but it also weakens the fabric. You should get your clothes to the dry cleaners as soon as possible to extend the life and beauty of the garments.” LEARNING THE BUSINESS Benny’s years of experience in the dry cleaning business started at the bottom driving a van for pick-up and delivery, and over the years working for others, he learned the trade and yearned for his own business. Opening Mrs. PoliEsther Dry Cleaners was a dream come true for him. As far as the unusual way of spelling polyester that came
spend $150 or more during the year and to show our appreciation we offer free membership for their loyalty.
To Honor Our Mothers: Mother’s receive 50% discount when you show a picture of your children, when bringing in your order May10th through May 16th only! Can not be combined with any other offers.
Mrs. Poliesther Dry Cleaning is offering a Mother’s Day Special to honor our mothers, running from Thursday, May 10th through Wednesday, May 16th. Mothers, you receive a 50% discount when you show a picture of your children when bringing in your order. No coupon to clip out, just show your picture. about with the combining of his daughter’s names, Paulette and Esther who Benny and his wife hope will someday run the family business. Mrs. PoliEsther Dry Cleaners is a full-service store, experts in stain removal and complete care of your garments including silks and woolens, leather and suede. Your wedding gowns are professionally cleaned and preserved. As you may have noticed, it’s that time again...Spring cleaning is upon us. Your household items like comforters and drapes should be cleaned before putting
away to keep them fresh. Wash and fold is charged by the pound, shoe repair is offered as well as alterations. All cleaning is done on the premises using ecofriendly and safe products. The Sanitone dry cleaning process is preferred because it gently cleans your clothes, keeping them soft and vibrant looking. Benny mentioned, “We are doing more wet-cleaning, which I promise, often cleans better than dry cleaning.” In keeping with the store’s green policies, the garment bags are biodegradable. They are also moving toward special plastic
hangers that won’t rust, fits your garments better, and can be recycled. Benny says, “Don’t throw your extra or old hangers away, bring them to Mrs. PoliEsther’s for recycling. IIT PAYS TO BE A MEMBER The price board on the wall lists two prices, one is the everyday price, the other is the price with a Club Membership which costs only $21.65 per year with a savings of up to 20% on all dry cleaning services and includes free garment bags. Benny pointed out, “Our most frequent customers typically
MOTHERS ARE VERY SPECIAL Mrs. Poliesther Dry Cleaning is offering a Mother’s Day Special to honor our mothers, running from Thursday, May 10th through Wednesday, May 16th. Mothers, you receive a 50% discount when you show a picture of your children when bringing in your order. No coupon to clip out, just show your picture. There are other specials throughout the year. Look for the signs in the window. Current sale coupons from other local dry cleaners will be honored when possible. Benny mentioned, “ “If you have a receipt from another dry cleaner within a 5 mile proximity to Mrs. PoliEsther Dry Cleaning, that shows you were charged less for dry cleaning, I will honor that too because I want our customers to know we appreciate and thank them for their business.”
While visiting with Benny, I noticed several long-time customers stopped by, some bringing their garments, others just stopped for a quick chat. They all know Benny as a friendly, customer-oriented person and had good things to say about the quality of his cleaning services as well as his great customer service. While dropping off your dry cleaning, you will notice the store also rents the Rug Doctor machine for do-it-yourself rug cleaning. It’s as easy as vacuuming your rugs and the results are excellent. Whether taking advantage of free pick-up and delivery service or looking for a convenient place to drop off your garments, you will be pleased with the care your clothes receive as well as the friendly customer service at Mrs. PoliEsther Dry Cleaning. Member of the Dry Cleaners Association Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Hebrew.
MRS. POLIESTHER DRY CLEANERS 2521 East Hallandale Beach Blvd. Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 Call (954) 458-0222 HOURS OF BUSINESS Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN THE DOLLAR STORE AND WALMART
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Banana Oatmeal is the perfect way to start Sunday out. BUTTERMILK BISCUITS 2 and 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 3/4 to 1 cup buttermilk 1/2 stick real butter or 1/4 cup shortening 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt In a large bowl. Sift all dry ingredients together. Cut butter or shortening into the flour with finger tips until the consistency is like small peas. Blend buttermilk a little at a time until all flour is moist and in center of bowl turn onto a floured surface and kneed lightly till easy to work with not sticky. Roll out and cut bis-
cuits to your favorite size and Bake at 450.F to 475.F depending on your oven. Bake until golden brown paint with melted butter and serve hot. BANANA OATMEAL (With Wheat Germ) 3 and 1/4 cup water 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup quick or old fashioned oats 2/3 cup wheat germ toasted 2 medium bananas sliced into coins 4 Tablespoons brown sugar 2 Tablespoons butter You can buy toasted wheat germ or you could toast it yourself. To toast, just place the wheat germ in a frying
How about treating mom to a Breakfast Frittata or a plate of Welsh rarebit. Two of the many recipes we bring your way this week.
Start Mother’s Day off with a special breakfast treat pan over medium-high heat. Stir often until it starts to smell nutty. Bring the water and salt to a boil. Slowly, add the oats and the wheat germ. Reduce the heat to mediumlow, so the water is at a high simmer. Cook for 6 to 8 minutes or until you reach your desired consistency. Sit in the butter until mixed and melted. Divide the cereal among serving bowls. Top with banana slices and sprinkle with brown sugar. APPLE PANCAKES 2/3 cup flour 2 teaspoons sugar ¼ teaspoon salt
4 large eggs (beaten) ½ cup milk 2 cups apples (sliced) ¾ cup butter 2 tablespoons granulated sugar ¼ teaspoon cinnamon Sift together the flour, 2 teaspoons sugar, and salt. Beat eggs and milk together. Gradually add flour mixture and beat until smooth. Sauté apples in ¼ cup of butter until tender. Mix 2 tablespoons sugar with the cinnamon; toss with sautéed apples. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a 6inch diameter, deep fry pan. Pour in the batter until about ¼ inch.
When set, place ¼ of the apples on top of the batter; cover with more batter. Fry pancake until lightly browned on both sides. Keep warm. Repeat the procedure 3 times, until all batter and apples are used. Serve warm. We recommend your utilize Granny Smith or Yellow Delicious apples in this recipe for a tart and tangy or mellow flavor, respectively. Variations: Add 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract to your batter and top your apple pancakes with a sprinkling of grated Nutmeg and Confectioners Sugar. Makes 4 servings
FLUFFY OMELET 4 eggs whites 4 egg yolks 1/4 cup water dash of pepper 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 1/2 tablespoons butter, margarine or drippings Add salt and water to egg whites and beat until stiff, but not dry. Add pepper to yolks and beat until thick and lemon colored. Fold yolks through egg whites, gently but thoroughly. Meantime heat butter in a heavy 10inch skillet and distribute over entire bottom ––––––––––––––––––––– MOTHER, Page 3D
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Twitter@sfsuntimes – sfsuntimes@aol.com – 954-458-0635 – South Florida Sun-Times /Thursday, May 10, 2012 Page 3D 4 oz Can Of Mush1 and 1/2 cup shredWipe out the frying sandwiches. (butter is bubbly) add rooms ded Cheddar or pan. Then place it over egg mixture. From Page 2D medium heat and let process American WELSH RAREBIT Scramble with spat–––––––––––––––––––––– stand for about 2 minCube bread, place in cheese (about 6 2 small whole eggs or ula and once the mixsurface. Gently pour in utes. Add 1 teaspoon the bottom of a baking ounces) 1 large ture is almost totally egg mixture, reduce dish and top with 12 slices bacon margarine and swirl 2 heaping teaspoons dry add cheese. Let the heat and cook cooked sausage and (about 1/2 pound) the pan to distribute. dry mustard cheese melt. slowly for 5 minutes. cheese. Mix egg, mus- crisply fried and Add half of the egg 1/2 teaspoon red Then bake in a 325-de- mixture; lift and rotate tard and salt together crumbled pepper BLUEBERRY gree F. oven for about and pour over bread. pan so that the eggs 1 pint beer or ale at PUMPKIN MUFFINS 15 minutes or until a Place in refrigerator Heat oven to 425 deare evenly distributed. room temperature , 1 and 2/3 cups allknife inserted in the overnight. Mix soup, grees. Grease and As the eggs set around not cold purpose flour center comes out mushrooms and milk flour rectangular bakthe edges, lift them to 2 pounds cream 1 teaspoon baking clean. Remove from allow uncooked porcheese, not green but together and pour over ing dish, 13x9x2 soda heat, cut almost egg bread mixture. inches. Beat baking tions to flow undernot dry or oily 1/2 teaspoon salt through in the center Bake at 300 for 1 1/2 mix, sugar, eggs, milk, neath. Turn the heat to paprika 1/2 teaspoon baking on line with handle of hours. syrup and 1/2 cup of low, cover the pan and powder pan loosen edges and the cheese with hand cook until the top is Beat eggs, add dry 1 teaspoon cinnamon gently fold in half. Slip BACON PIE beater until smooth; set. Invert onto a servmustard, pepper, blend 1/2 teaspoon allspice onto a warm platter 12 slices bacon pour into dish. Bake ing plate. Cut into well. Fill lower part of 1 cup Libby's Solid and served at one. 1 cup shredded uncovered until wedges. Repeat with chafing dish with boilPack Pumpkin Makes 2 servings wooden pick inserted the remaining 1 teaing water and continue Swiss cheese 1/3 cup undiluted 1/3 cup chopped in center comes out spoon margarine and boiling. Cut cheese in Carnation EvapoVariations: onion clean, 10 to 15 minegg mixture. small pieces add to rated Milk Any of the fillers of 2 cups milk utes. Makes 4 servings chafing dish and stir 1/3 cup shortening sauces suggested for 4 eggs Sprinkle pancake with 1 cup light brown with large spoon. use in making French 1 cup baking mix remaining cheese and SAUSAGE When cheese is partly sugar - packed omelet may be used 1/8 teaspoon ground the bacon. Bake unBREAKFAST melted, slowly add 1 large egg for fluffy omelet. covered until cheese is 1 cup blueberries SANDWICH beer in small quantities black pepper melted, 3 to 5 minutes 3 English muffins stirring constantly and 1 Tablespoon flour BREAKFAST FRIlonger. Serve with (split and toasted) vigorously until smooth 1. Heat oven to 400 Streusel TATTA degrees F (205 demaple-flavored syrup if 2 eggs separated and of right consis2 baked potatoes grees C). Grease glass desired. 12 servings. 1 tablespoon parsley tency. Combine the flour, (diced) High Altitude Direc(chopped) Add seasoning, serve pie plate, 10x1-1/2 baking soda, baking 2 cups fat free egg inches. Place bacon in tions (3500 to 6500 1 teaspoon spicy immediately on crisp powder, salt, cinnamon substitute a large, deep skillet. feet): Heat oven to 450 and allspice. Combine brown mustard crackers and dash of 1 large tomato Cook over medium degrees. ½ cup shredded paprika. The secret of the pumpkin and evap(seeded and diced) high heat until evenly * You can replace cheddar cheese rarebit is that it be orated milk until 2 tablespoons brown. Drain, crumble the baking mix with 1 6 ounces smoked cooked quickly over blended. (minced fresh parsand set aside. 2. Sprin- and 1/2 cup flour, 2 sausage (cut into 18 hot flame in double Cream shortening ley) kle bacon, cheese, and teaspoons baking pow- and sugar in a large slices about ½-inch boiler with water con2 cloves garlic onion in pie plate. 3. In der, 3/4 teaspoon salt thick) stantly boiling. The mixer bowl. Add egg; (minced) and 1 and 1/2 Tablemixture must be stirred a medium bowl, stir beat until mixture is 1 teaspoon olive oil milk, eggs, baking mix, spoons shortening. Heat oven to 350° F. constantly. fluffy. Add flour mixture 1 large onion and pepper with fork Arrange muffins in alternately with pump(minced) until blended. Pour into CHEESEY 13x9-inch baking dish. BREAKFAST kin mixture, beating 2 teaspoons marpie plate. 4. Bake 35 to SCRAMBLED EGGS Beat egg whites in CASSEROLE well after each addigarine 40 minutes or until 6 large eggs medium bowl until stiff, 8 Slices Of Bread tion. knife inserted in center 1 cup milk but not dry. Beat egg 2 1/2 c Milk Combine blueberries Warm the oil in a comes out clean. cheese (if processed yolks with parsley and 1/2 t Salt (To Taste) and flour. Gently stir large non-stick frying use 2 to 3 slices; if mustard in small bowl; 3/4 c Cheddar into batter. pan, over medium MAPLE-BACON cheddar simple shred fold into whites. Fold in Cheese;Grated Fill 18 paper-lined heat, and then add the PANCAKES and add to your likcheese. Top each muf- 4 Whole Eggs +Or+1 muffin tins 3/4 full. potatoes, onions, 1 and 1/2 cups ing) fin half with egg mixc Egg Substitute Sprinkle Streusel over tomatoes, parsley and Bisquick baking mix* ture and 3 slices of the 1 1/2 lb top of muffins. garlic until most of the 1 Tablespoon sugar Heat a frying pan sausage. Bake 20 to Sausage;Cooked Bake in moderate liquid has evaporated 2 eggs with a Tablespoon or 25 minutes or until egg 3/4 T Prepared Musoven (350 degrees) 40 from the tomatoes. 3/4 cup milk two of butter. Combine mixture is set. tard minutes or until toothTransfer to a large eggs and milk with wire pick inserted in center 1 cn Cream Of Mush- 1/4 cup maple-flabowl and stir in eggs. vored syrup whisk. Once pan is hot comes out clean. Makes 6 open-face room Soup
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