SCHOOL DAZE • Apprehension, the unknown faces some students on the first day of a new year
Time has come for change to the legendary ‘441 Corridor’ By Larry Blustein @sfsuntimes@aol.com HOLLYWOOD - When residents of south Florida think about Highway 441, there aren't many positives that come to mind. But that is all starting to change in one city. As one of the heaviest traveled roads in all of Broward County, 441 (State Road 7) has long been the main artery for motorists moving north and south. But times changed, major highways were built and many of the businesses began to close down. When Hollywood looked toward the future of the entire city, there
was much planned for the beaches and in the downtown area. There was also a mention of how that 441 corridor could be improved and vital once again. "I have been working as a mech––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 441, Page 6A
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Hallandale football team makes it to the big time
Last Saturday, members of the Hallandale High football program had the opportunity to be treated like a "big leaguer" - when the Chargers joined some 65 other south Florida schools to take part in the first ever Miami Dolphins Media Day at Sun Life Stadium. With LSU senior defensive back John Battle IV leading the way, Hallandale players experienced the media side of the game - posing for photos, talking to TV reporters and fielding questions about the 2013 season. The event also gave many of the players a chance to interact as the stadium was busy from 8 a.m. until after 5 in the evening. Five players and a coach were asked questions by the media, giving Hallandale maximum exposure, and experience what the Miami Dolphins go through each and every day. Former Dolphins Twan Russell and Troy Drayton put the entire event together.
KODNER GALLERIES - DANIA Kodner Galleries has become a 4th generation auction business with over 90 years of experience in buying, selling, appraising and consigning for sale antiques, fine household contents, works of art and diamonds. For more on this quality business, see Page 2A.
By Larry Blustein sfsuntimes@aol.com As the clock ticks down, bringing another summer to an end, parents and students across south Florida are making those final plans for the upcoming school year. When the doors fly open on Monday, Aug. 19, it will usher in another year where budgets are strained and youngsters are pointed toward an economy that is simply average at best. But keep in mind that no matter how you slice it, the first 18 years of any life are easily the most important, and leave the most impact. As our youngsters head back to school - or for the first time - in some cases - there is a feeling of apprehension. New friends will be made along the way, and the unknown of what new teachers you get and how they will influence you - are both exciting and filled with terror. For Hollywood fourth grader Michael Timmons, it's all about the new friends he will meet as he switches from public to private. His family felt that the change may be something that will benefit him. "I am scared to go to a new school," Timmons said. "But I already had –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– SCHOOL, Page 6A
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Waterview remains the hottest selling property! • Single family home collection, by CC Devco Homes, right here in South Broward
Gated and fenced with a community pool and cabanas, meandering trails, pocket parks and more, these are residences that you will be extremely proud to call your own.
Waterview’s single family home collection, by CC Devco Homes, the builders of Monterra-Cooper City, offers two story, three bedroom homes with garages starting from the mid $200’s. Phase II was released for sale in May when Phase I sold out and now with over 190 homes sold, new homeowners have already begun to move into this
MILLENNIUM BALLROOM Hallandale Beach residents may be familiar with the name Francois Michel Jacques, who is known throughout the world for his work with the International Dance Council/UNESCO and the World Dance Sports organization and is a longtime resident of Hallandale. Page 1B.
beautiful community to make it their own. Waterview takes Mediterranean inspired designs from the famed coastal city of Santa Barbara, and like Monterra, includes granite countertops and stainless steel appliances in every kitchen as well as many other upscale features –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WATERVIEW, Page 3A
VANDOR GERIATRIC Last year, Vandor Geriatric fed 7,949 families. In these tough economic times, where the dollar is being stretched, it is refreshing to know that people care enough to step up and feed those who are in need of a meal & other services. For more, see Page 5A.
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Waterview Phase I Sold Out, Phase II Selling Fast!
With this much space in the kitchen area and living room, entertainming will be more enjoyable than ever.
Four innovative floor plans range in size from 1,687 to over 2,032 air conditioned sq. ft. of luxurious living space. These spacious homes offer family rooms, dens, breakfast nooks, and one or two car enclosed garages.
Waterview From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––– as standards, all included in the price. Laid back, yet sophisticated, this California styled community offers the best in lifestyle. Gated and fenced with a community pool and cabanas, meandering trails, pocket parks and more, these are residences that you will be extremely proud to call your own. Excellent schools, arts and culture, and venues for entertainment are a few of the reasons this community stands out from the crowd. Single family homes offered for the same price as a townhome is another reason buyers have flocked to this new Miramar neighborhood to be among the first to own at Waterview! Four innovative floor plans range in size from 1,687 to over
2,032 air conditioned sq. ft. of luxurious living space. These spacious homes offer family rooms, dens, breakfast nooks, and one or two car enclosed garages. Interior details include designer kitchens with European style cabinets, name brand appliances and granite counter tops, spacious master baths with marble counter tops, as well as designer selected lighting and flooring. Exterior details include elegant barrel tile roofs, handsome architectural arches, clapboard shutters, decorative balconies, all carefully and thoughtfully designed, that speak of quality and permanence. The builder and developer, CC Devco Homes-a Codina-Carr Company, builders of Monterra-Cooper City, ranked as one of the nation’s top ten best
selling new home communities, is proud to offer Waterview homes to the discerning buyer. The company was founded on the principle of providing families with high-quality, new homes at an affordable price. CC Devco works hand-inhand with buyers to create homes that are made of dreams. Long known for their commitment to customer service and high standards of home building, CC Devco Homes has the financial wherewithal and business acumen to develop successful communities in a constantly changing real estate market. With nearly 70 years of combined experience between them in the South Florida real estate industry, owners Armando Codina and Jim Carr are now helping to shape the development of family-friendly communities.
Waterview in Miramar has been hand selected by CC Devco for its superior location, schools and amenities. Ranked twice as one of the top 100 places to live in the United States by Money Magazine, Miramar has much to offer buyers. Miramar offers its residents the opportunity to live and work in the same community and has the largest commerce park in the region, which includes a foreign trade
zone, and has a highly skilled and professional workforce. Many major local corporations and Fortune 500 companies call Miramar home. Miramar is centrally located between the Miami and Ft. Lauderdale metro areas and it is less than 30 minutes to the Miami and Ft. Lauderdale airports and seaports, as well as shopping, dining and entertainment. I75, and the Florida
Turnpike pass through Miramar and I-95 and the Sawgrass Expressway are minutes away making Waterview a convenient location to both Dade and Broward county areas. For more information visit the Waterview Sales Center at 3700 S. Douglas Road daily between 10:00am-6:00pm or call (954) 804-7633 or visit www.WaterviewFL.com.
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Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk Enjoy an enchanted evening strolling quaint, tree-lined sidewalks while being serenaded by the sounds of a jazz saxophone, or the soft strings of a violin or harp. Take a moment to look over the shoulder of an artist painting and visit the art galleries and businesses showcasing local, regional and international artwork. Third Saturday of Every Month, 7pm-10pm Upcoming Dates: August 17 • September 21 • October 19 • November 16 Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk is on Facebook! Parking FREE ON-STREET PARKING! 3 hour limit between 8am-8pm. Garage Parking available: $1 per hour. 20th Avenue Municipal Garage (between Harrison Street and Van Buren Street) or 19th Avenue Municipal Garage (between Tyler Street & Polk Street).
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Strickland’s loss hits home to an entire community By Mayor Joy Cooper HALLANDALE BEACH - This past weekend a young man by the name of Vincent B. Strickland was laid to rest at the Hallandale Beach Cemetery. I do not typically write about the passing of individual residents in our city however the death of this 22 year old young man is a sad example of what is taking place in cites around our country on a daily basis. Vincent was a promising artist, drummer and recording student with aspirations to go to college to study music. As a matter of fact he was ready to take advantage of a full four year scholarship to Full Sail College in Northern Florida when his life was cut ever so short. You see Vincent was shot while entering his apartment with a friend on NW 1st Avenue. His
friend and he were rushed to the hospital both with gunshot wounds. He did not make it home but his friend even with three guns shot wounds to his arm survived. The shooter was caught, arrested and is awaiting trial for the murder. No Mayor or Commissioners wants to hear the news that someone has been shot in their community, it is a feeling you cannot explain. This incident really hit home in more ways than one. A son, brother, grandson, nephew friend and mentor all died in an instant. His dreams were shattered. This shooting thank God is out of the norm for Hallandale Beach but around the Country on average 22 African American young men are shot daily. Quite often in black on black incidents.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR If you would like to submit an announcement for our Community Calendar in the paper – or online, where you are guaranteed placement weekly, please send it to: Larry Blustein, Community Calendar Editor, 305 N.W. 10th Terrace, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009; Fax: 954 458-0765 or via email to: SFSUNTIMES@aol.com. For a complete listing of all Community Calendar items, please check our website at: www.southfloridasuntimes.com. Also follow us on Twitter @sfsuntimes. • Attention: Mental Health Therapists - Do you need a tool to treat PTSD and other difficult cases? This is your opportunity to train in the revolutionary, evidence based approach, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) which will teach you how to eliminate PTSD symptoms for your clients in an average of three sessions. This model is studied by The University Of South Florida (USF). You can find more information at: www.ARTworksNOW.com or call Toll-free at: (877) 675-7153 for more information on expanding your tools for difficult cases. • Do you have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? There is a cure for PTSD. The University of South Florida completed a study funded by the Department of Defense. The results speak for themselves. In most cases, with an average of 3 sessions of Accelerated Resolution Therapy, the symptoms of PTSD were gone. All calls are confidential. Toll free (877) 675-7153 for more information or Google www.ARTworksNow.com. American Legion Post 92 - 211 North 21st Avenue, Hollywood. The Ladies Auxiliary has bingo every Thursday night beginning at 6 p.m. Season special: "When you buy your 1st 2 cards, you receive your 3rd card free." We have the lucky ball and the jackpot. Food is also available. Join us for our auxiliary breakfast on the 3rd Sunday of each month with choice of eggs and a buffet. For further information, call: (954) 923-2760. Thursday, August 15 The Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce will host a monthly Business Network Exchange at Mas Vino, 704 E Hallandale Beach Blvd., Hallandale Beach, Fl 33009 from 5:30 pm -7:30 pm.
• Vincent was a promising artist, drummer and recording student with aspiration to go to college to study music For me it hit home, not because it was in our city, but because after being in the city for over twenty two years I watched many of our children grow up. I watched Vincent play drums, spend time at the Palms Center for Performing Arts recording music and mentoring other young students. It was not an easy life for Vincent but because of programs we have supported like the Palms Center Arts to Work Programs there was a place for Vincent. He had a place to go after school. It was safe. It gave him an outlet to spend time with his friends learning and having fun. Most importantly it gave him footing to move to the next level, college. Ironically two weeks before this horrific tragedy another student reached out to me that went to the Palms Center of The Performing Arts. He wrote to me about his grades, 3.0 average at Full Sail as Junior. He shared that he would soon be graduating with his BA in Music Engineering and wanted to come back and get involved with our new Teen Recording Studio at OB Johnson Park. Another young man who was Vincent’s best friend and went through the program is still working to get into the Naval Academy. I keep telling him to study and he will make it. Do not let this tragedy set him back but let it move him forward. I have still not fully wrapped my head around this loss. Many of the young men that went to school with Vincent are still struggling to find some solace. Dr. Deborah Brown did a musical
tribute in memory of Vincent on Thursday. Many of her students from her summer program performed including Vincent’s younger brother. It was a beautiful bitter sweet evening that Vincent would have been proud of. The one lesson that I have taken away that gives me solace is that these programs are vital and I am happy the majority of our commission has seen fit to support them. It convinced me even more that we need to continue to work with all our stakeholders; residents, police, teachers, families, schools and corporate partners to provide after school activities, job training and safe places for our children and young adults to recreate. We also need to work to rid our city of gun violence. The criminal in case was from Hollywood, but there are no visible lines be-
tween our communities. Last week was “National Night Out” the message I delivered that night was crime prevention starts with each and every one of us. We need to work with our police departments and report crime. In our city you can call our tip line 954457-1404 if you “see something say something”. If you see someone that looks suspicious it is better to call and be safe. It is beginning to work. Our department has been called out and they have caught the thieves red handed in some areas. Our department is also working with the surrounding municipalities on a burglary taskforce. Let us get this message out, as Hallandale Beach residents we are not going to ignore the signs we plan on calling our police department reporting and fighting crime. If we all work together these tragedies do not
have to continue. August 28th marks the 50th Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “I Have a Dream” Speech. Vincent’s dream came to an end but we can break this tragic cycle so more children can lead a full life. I have asked staff to work with community leaders of the Palms to host a special event to commemorate the day. Plans are being formulated now and I will keep our readers posted. I also encourage all our readers to sign up on the city website to receive notifications on this and other events and meetings taking place in Hallandale Beach at www.cohb.org. As always feel free to contact me anytime with your questions concerns and ideas at office 954-457-1318, cell/text 954-6325700 or visit my website www.mayorjoycooper.com.
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Too many people going to bed hungry
With nearly 750 families being fed last month alone, this nonprofit organization - located in Hollywood - has come to the point where they need more help and assistance from this caring community.
HOLLYWOOD - Last year, Vandor Geriatric fed 7,949 families. In these trying economic times, where the dollar is being stretched in every direction, it is refreshing to know that people care enough to step up and feed those who are in need of a meal and other services. With nearly 750 families being fed last month alone, this nonprofit organization located in Hollywood has come to the point where they need more help and assistance from this caring community. This locally owned food pantry needs donations of vans, and storage and freezer space to continue making a difference for others. Although seniors and frail adults are the focus of the organization, the need for food assistance and clothing has increased rapidly over the years to include everyone who is in need. More and more men and women do not have those basic necessities that we take for granted. "We serve people on a daily basis," said Vandor Geriatrics Owner and Administrator Dorothy Roberts. "We are available 24/7 for any hungry emergency call, and on Saturdays between 10:00 am and 12:00 noon, dedicated to people near and far." In addition to the many services provided, Vandor Geriatric also does home deliveries to the aged and shut-ins as far as Miami-Dade. "The majority of young adults who come to us always express their desire to get a job," Roberts explained. "The seniors have long been the
‘The Pantry In The Heart of The Community With The Community At Heart’
Right now, millions of Americans are struggling with hunger. These are often hard-working adults, children and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet and are forced to go without food for several meals - or even days.
"We serve people on a daily basis. We are available 24/7 for any hungry emergency call, and on Saturdays between 10:00 am and 12:00 noon, dedicated to people near and far." DOROTHY ROBERTS VANDOR GERIATRICS OWNER AND ADMINISTRATOR
‘backbone of this great community, and to go to bed without a proper meal to eat, we all ask how is that possible in this great country?" MANY QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED What really went wrong? Why our seniors are been evicted and have to go to bed hungry? Why should they have to beg for a meal when we have so much waste? What really happened? "I guess there are more questions than answers, so I’ll keep doing my part," explained Roberts. "We have been seeking
grants or donations, but have not been met with any success at all." In addition, the facility is in need of repairs - primarily the roof, which is essential to keep this operation rolling along! In many ways, America is the land of plenty, but for 1 in 6 people in the United States, hunger is a reality. Many people believe that the problems associated with hunger are confined to small pockets of society, certain areas of the country, or certain neighborhoods. But the reality is much different.
Right now, millions of Americans are struggling with hunger. These are often hard-working adults, children and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet and are forced to go without food for several meals - or even days. It’s time to educate ourselves about the causes of hunger in America. "No one should go hungry in America," Roberts said. "In the U.S., hunger and race are related. Here are some statistics to back that up: THE FACTS ARE RIGHT THERE
• In 1991 46% of African-American children were chronically hungry, and 40% of Latino children were chronically hungry compared to 16% of white children. Just facts! • Another big issue that is associated with hunger is the amount of food waste produced in America. Half of the amount of food America produces is thrown away. Recent statistics show that every day, Americans fill an entire 90,000 seat football stadium, which is between 160 to 295 billion pounds. This is equivalent to each American throw-
ing 400 pounds of food away each year. These statistics are appalling, considering that 1 in 6 children do not know where their next meal will come. What is the meaning behind all this food waste? Why aren't we informed of this on a regular basis to remind all of us to be conscious of our food decisions? We have all grown too comfortable with luxury and need to be awakened to the reality of hunger. A recent study found that if the amount of food waste was even partially corrected could save American consumers and manufacturers billions of dollars a year. “I cannot say enough about my husband, Scott Roberts and the many, many volunteers for what they do to make this all possible,” Roberts explained. 8 PALATS OF FOOD HEADED SOUTH On Saturday, Aug. 31, there will be eight palats of food delivered by Feeding South Florida for distribution. YOU CAN MAKE THAT DIFFERENCE "We have two old vehicles 15 and 18 years old that we use to pick up food from Feeding South Florida and Crossroads Food Bank," said Roberts. "To keep them running has been costing a fortune. What we would really like is a used U-Haul truck, which would ensure we would do no further damage to the only vehicles we have." If you would like to help in anyway call 954-249-5932 or visit www.harvestreapersinc.com
Right now, millions of Americans are struggling with hunger. These are often hard-working adults, children and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet and are forced to go without food for several meals - or even days. It’s time to educate ourselves about the causes of hunger in America.
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Sara Brown making a lasting impression on Hallandale Beach
To learn more about the programs offered or to help the children with your tax deductible contribution, please contact Sara Brown at 954- 4567775. A hungry young lady enjoys some hot dogs, baked beans and chips after receiving her school supplies.
the anxious children. Sara has recently partnered with the Miami Dolphins adopting the theme “Fins Against Violence” and a select group of her students were treated to a visit at the Miami Dolphins Training facility in Davie where they met some of their sports idols. If you check on ICENTER’s website at
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School From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– the chance to walk to my new school and meet some great people." While we believe it's all about reading, writing and every other subject, what the school year comes down to is starting fresh. Cleaning the slate and report cards and beginning over is what makes this time of year. "There is a sense that when the first day of school comes around, it's really something to look forward to," Anthony Sample of Hallandale Beach explained. "Here I am shopping for school supplies for my two kids and it's a little over a week away." Sample is actually one of the early birds. Parents these days - for time or finances - simply put things off to the last weekend,, and that's where it all gets very interesting. "I went last year on the Saturday before school to get supplies and clothes," Sample recalled. "I said to myself that it would never happen again." Believe it or not, a majority of parents and students have put off their back to school shopping until this coming weekend, which is a risk of not finding the right clothing - or enough supplies to start the year out. "Waiting until the final minute should be my middle name," joked Alyson Rodriguez, an Aventura mother. "It happens to me every year that I wait until the final day. I have three kids in school now, so you would think I would get done sooner." Standing outside Whole Foods Market, she talked about her strategy that would begin at the local Target (for school supplies) and then on to the Mall for the clothing. Rodriguez is optimistic that if everyone gets out of the house early enough on Saturday, things will fall into place and many outfits and shoes can be purchased by closing. SUPPLIES CHECKLIST Okay, so this is your first time buying school supplies - or you are a veteran that knows the routine by now, but in any case, here is a CHECKLIST of things you just may need: PRE-SCHOOL 1 art smock, Change of clothes for spills or accidents, 2 freezer packs for lunch boxes, 1 lunch bag or lunch box, Packaged hand wipes (slip them into lunch boxes for wiping dirty hands before snack time), Packaged snacks (healthy choices include pretzels, nuts—if allowed—and dried fruit), Plastic crayon keeper or box to store craft projects, Plastic drink container with flip top to stop spills before they happen, Pocket tissue packs, Resealable gallon-sized plastic bags for taking home craft projects, Shoes with slip-proof soles to prevent hallway spills and a small umbrella. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 art smock, 1 backpack large enough to fit a lunch box, folders, and supplies, 1 box of crayons (16-count), 1 pack of washable markers (8count), 1 bottle of glue (8 ounces), 4 glue sticks, 2 freezer packs for lunch boxes, Packaged hand wipes (slip them into lunch boxes for wiping dirty hands before snack time), Hooded waterproof jacket for drizzly days on the playground, 1 large pink eraser, 1 lunch bag or lunch box, 4 No. 2 pencils, Packaged snacks (healthy choices include pretzels, nuts—if allowed—and dried fruit), Plastic crayon keeper or box to store craft projects, Plastic drink container with flip top to stop spills before they happen, Plastic toolbox to store scissors, glue, and other supplies, 4 folders with pockets, Pocket tissue packs, 1 pair of safety scissors, Shoes with slip-proof soles to prevent playground accidents, 1 small pencil sharpener, Small umbrella and resealable gallon-sized plastic bags for taking home craft projects. MIDDLE SCHOOL Agenda or planner to keep track of homework assignments, Backpack, Binder dividers, 1 binder per subject, Compass (one without a sharp metal point will be the safest), 1 folder per subject for handouts, 2 highlighters in different colors, 1 pack of No. 2 pencils (12-count), Loose-leaf paper (wide-ruled), Pens, Protractor, Ruler, Mini stapler, 1 three-subject spiral notebook, Zip drive or USB drive to save work done on home and school computers. HIGH SCHOOL Agenda or planner to keep track of homework assignments, Backpack, Binder dividers, 1 binder per subject, 1 folder per subject for handouts, Calculator, if allowed, 2 highlighters in different colors, 1 pack of No. 2 pencils (12-count), Loose-leaf paper (college-ruled or wide- ruled), 2 packages of 1/4-inch graph paper, Pens, Ruler, Mini stapler, 1 three- or five-subject spiral notebook and Zip drive or USB drive to save work done on home and school computers.
Brown has also received grant funding from the city of Hallandale Beach.
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441 From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– anic here for some 25 years and had really noticed how many businesses declined," said Gabriel Ramirez. "There was no charm about this area at all." With the closing of the Hollywood Fashion Center, things started to decline. The Millennium Mall was also a huge flop that was more hype than actual substance. Having that centerpiece property sit boarded up for all these years really took a toll on the economy in the area. There was never a reason to stop anywhere along this road. As politicians met with many developers throughout the years, there was never enough interest that would give anyone hope that the 441 corridor would once again be a destination. As businesses closed and were leveled to give prospective developers an idea of what new business would be like, the name Wal-Mart began to surface. For years, it was perceived that if you build a superstore - it would certainly add to the landscape - immediately. "That property has been an eyesore and real negative on this city," Hollywood resident Shari Gruber said. "I do believe that it now paves the way for many new businesses to also open." A Wal-Mart does add instant credibility to any community, and while it is a plus, there needs to be other high profile businesses who will also take the chance. "The one thing they do have a lot of in this area are fast-food restaurants," McArthur Junior Danielle Munoz said. "Maybe they should add more family restaurants here as well. That always drives crowd." No matter what the future does hold for the 441 corridor, there are indeed many longtime residents and merchants who are willing to fight the fight - to restore and continue a valuable piece of tradition.
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By Stephen Cummings Sara Brown, Executive Director of the ICENTER Community Foundation located in Hallandale Beach is no stranger to providing for the children and young adults in the community focusing on job training and life skills for at risk teens and young adults leaving foster care and is responsible for steering many into productive lifestyles. Brown just hosted a very successful Back To School event in conjunction with one of her organization’s partners, Wade Funeral Home on Pembroke Road where 200 deserving children received backpacks replete with notebooks, pens, pencils, markers, calculators, crayons and folders as the school year commences. On this warm Monday afternoon, Bless with Grace, an organization that aims
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Hallandale Beach residents may be familiar with the name Francois Michel Jacques. Although known throughout the world for his work with the International Dance Council/UNESCO and the World Dance Sports organization Francois, is a longtime resident of Hallandale Beach. His first Ballroom Dance Club, Luigi’s opened in 1992 and with the success of that club, Francois expanded his vision to open the first Multicultural Dance Club in 1994 inside Kay’s Club on Hallandale Beach Blvd. and both endeavors garnered the dance guru rave reviews. This attention brought thousands of people from around the world to Hallandale Beach in search of dance solutions that blended musicology and choreology to create a greater appreciation of self in relation to other people and cultures. In 2007, while pursuing a B. A. in Filmmaking at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Francois joined The International Association for Dance Medicine and Science. This union with IADMS inspired Francois to create another ground-breaking business venture resulting from his extensive travels and study of Dance Medicine and Science in Greece, Germany, Japan, Cyprus, Europe and Central and South America. Francois is passionate about bringing dance to our schools as a form of wellness and an opportunity to learn of other cultures around the world. He says, “Music is taught in schools, but the benefits of dance have not been incorporated, and it’s a wonderful way to encourage children to exercise. Dance helps with balance, strengthening, mental discipline, and it is fun, so it’s easy to
• Combine Dance Exercise Therapy, Chiropractic and Massage Therapy In Their New Millennium Ballroom Health Center get the kids motivated. Ballroom dancing features dances from around the world...South American dances... Samba, Rumba, Argentine Tango, Salsa and even our American dances...the Swing, Fox Trot, Lindy Hop, and of course the European Waltzes. So it becomes not only exercise but it can help in the teaching of other cultures in a fun and interesting way.” Francois continues, “Ballroom Dance is a multicultural study through music and dance. The more we know about each other's culture, the less likely we are to want war. It’s a way to bring people together around the world and it should start with our childrenbe-
Although known throughout the world for his work with the International Dance Council/UNESCO and the World Dance Sports organization Francois, is a longtime resident of Hallandale Beach.
cause they are the next generation and their decisions will impact the world for them.” He is continually working with the home schools to incorporate dance into their curriculum. WHERE DANCE MEETS MEDICINE AND SCIENCE. Fast forward five years and the dance icon returns to Hallandale Beach with a revolutionary con-
cept in Partnership with Dr. Michael Myers to create a one-stop-shop Dance Exercise therapy, Fitness and Wellness Center franchise. The luxurious 3,600 sq. ft. facility carries the name of his highly touted New Millennium Ballroom that debuted in Hallandale Beach in December 1999. The New Millennium Ballroom Health Center and
Hallandale Beach residents may be familiar with the name Francois Michel Jacques. Although known through out the world for his work with the International Dance Council/UNESCO and the World Dance Sports organization Francois, is a longtime resident of Hallandale Beach.
Immediate Health Care Center annex is conveniently located at 2500 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd., Suite #T. “This venture is personal to me,” says Francois, “It is a culmination of 30 years of my professional experience working in the realms of dance and the performing arts industry. I am proud to share with the world a cognitive and holistic approach to help people live a healthier productive life.” Francois is incorporating dance, chiropractic, massage therapy, medical doctor, and exercise therapy to firm your muscles, restore balance, and lose weight. In the process your body starts healing itself. It is rejuvenating! It’s a new concept in not only dance but fitness centers. A major component in this concept is the Ballroom Dance
PROGRAM. Advice is coming from everywhere to work out and get in shape. Ads for expensive fitness equipment and health clubs are all over the television and newspaper. You know that you do not get enough exercise. Would you care to dance? That’s what New Millennium Ballroom Health Center is offering, Ballroom and popular dances provide a very enjoyable form of exercise! Most exercise routing fail because people get bored with them. Dancing does not fall into that category. There is always something new to learn. And, how many times you can get dressed all up and go out for the evening to show off your skill at your aerobics workout outfit. Call me anytime at 954-394-3159
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Chris MacDonald pays tribute to the magic of Elvis Presley - 36 years later By Eleanor Hannan Chris MacDonald is an experienced entertainer. Not only is he charismatic, but a superb performer as Elvis Presley. Chris is very versatile with an extensive repertoire spanning from the 50's through today, including contemporary country music, in addition to his own original compositions. He is extremely energetic and has starred as the famous legend, in stage productions, in cities such as Branson, Missouri, Las Vegas, New York, Orlando, South Florida’s Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, in addition to performing in concerts with Elvis Presley’s original back-up group and band, The Jordanaires and Elvis’s original Hall of Fame drummer, D.J. Fontana. In this tribute, marking the 36th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death, Chris will perform a dynamic salute to the King, complete with costumes, dancers and a high energy band, singing some of Elvis’s greatest hits of the 1950's as: “Jail House Rock,” “Hound Dog,” “Don’t Be Cruel,” “Heartbreak Hotel” and many more. Chris has the honor of being the only Tribute Artist to be hired by Presley Enterprises to perform at Graceland’s Hotel. Chris treats his
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Chris MacDonald. audience with the look, sounds, and nuances that made Elvis Presley the King of "Rock-NRoll". Thirty-six years ago, we lost one of the greatest entertainers and pop culture icons of our time. If you're still lonesome for the energy and the incredible same voice as the King, then come celebrate the life and music of Elvis Presley as Chris Mac Donald presents his Rockin Birthday tribute, “Memories of Elvis in Concert,” on August 17, 2013 in the Amaturo Theater at 8 p.m. Tickets are $45 at the Center’s box office, located at 201 Southwest 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. For infor-
mation and reservations, call: (954) 4620222. MAD CAT THEATRE'S THIRTEENTH SEASON OPENS WITH THE PREMIERE OF JESSICA FARR’S PLAY “BLOW ME”: "Blow Me" is a surrealistic journey through the last moments of fashion eccentric Isabella Blow’s life as she fights to uncover what it all meant. Previously fashion editor of Vogue and Tatler, Isabella Blow left an indelible mark on the fashion world, having discovered many supermodels and designers, such as Philip Treacy and Alexander McQueen. Suffering
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Calling All Art Lovers! Unleash Your Creativity at the ArtsPark at Young Circle • Local artist Larry Joe Miller offers a number of classes for art lovers of all ages HOLLYWOOD - Interested in learning how to paint? Perhaps you’d like to make or purchase a gift for someone special. The ArtsPark at Young Circle has plenty to offer every art enthusiast. Local artist Larry Joe Miller is the newest resident artist at the ArtsPark. Miller offers a number of classes for art lovers of all ages. Whether you’re a budding artist or an experienced painter, you can participate in a guided group class or sign up for private lessons. On Saturday, August 31, he will hold Painting-forFun Night. All ages and skill levels are invited to come out to the Art Gallery and enjoy a night of fun and painting from 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. The event is free - all materials are provided and light snacks and beverages will be available. For more information or to sign up, call Larry Joe Miller at 954.257.6862. Check out live glass blowing or learn how to create your own glass in the glass studio. Hands on glass blowing workshops and live demonstrations take place all week long in the studio. Stop by and watch the experts create
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beautiful and unique works of art. See live demonstrations Thursday through Saturday from 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. Create your own glass at a walk-in workshop with Hollywood Hot Glass. Workshops are held every Monday from 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 pm and Tuesday through Saturday from 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Pre-made glass gifts are on display and available for purchase in the studio. You can even design and create your own holiday ornament! For more information about what’s going on in the ArtsPark Glass Studio, visit hollywoodhot-
glass.com or email info@hollywoodhotglass.com. If jewelry is your hobby, you can learn how to create your own in the jewelrymaking studio. Lessons are available for all skill levels. If you’d like to schedule a lesson, call Esther at 305.450.5125. You may also view and purchase pre-made jewelry in the gallery. The Visual Arts Pavilion Gallery displays ongoing exhibitions year-round. Experience unique exhibits from local artists to world renowned artists in the gallery. The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from
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tain their independence in a safe, secure environment.” Providing a pleasurable dining experience is an important part of that commitment. Deliciously fresh ingredients are used in preparing the meals, with the menu carefully crafted by a licensed dietician. To ensure that residents’ individual dietary needs are satisfied, personalized meal plans are easily accommodated. Since a key objective of Azalea Gardens is to empower its residents, a comprehensive personal enrichment program is offered, as are opportunities to form meaningful social connections. Regularly scheduled events, activities and outings include daily exercise in the gazebo, aromatherapy, barbecues every Saturday with family and friends, live music, and other excursions. A shuttle bus takes adventures to local attractions such as Lion Country Safari, the movies and the beach for lunch. Maintaining communication between residents and their family members can provide greater peace of mind. By logging on to a secured website, out-oftown and local family members can access cameras positioned around the property so they may discover what their loved ones are doing each day. Onsite, a state-of-the-art computer and video camera allows residents the ability to connect with family and friends through Skype sessions. At Azalea Gardens, you will find excellent quality of care, a rich social environment, and a compassionate, caring staff, all in a beautifully serene community. For more information, call Mary Howard at 954-921-5990 to arrange a tour or visit Azaleagardens.net. Azalea Gardens Assisted Living Resort is located at 1701 Mayo Street in Hollywood. NSE #AL#10106
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New Health Findings Can Help Combat Common Ailments (StatePoint) From high blood pressure to cancer, serious ailments often strike, despite our best efforts to maintain good health. With the rapid pace of medical advancements and treatment options emerging, conventional medical wisdom can sometimes
lag behind innovations in disease management. Furthermore, there’s often little attention paid to nutrition’s role in health conditions. “Our healthcare system is a disease model, not a prevention model, and reimbursement is based upon sickness,
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Twenty five Tips for a good nights sleep By Dr. Ron A good night’s sleep is a vital function for people all over the world. Lack of sleep can disrupt mood, behavior, and cognitive functioning. It can even induce psychosis. Many people, particularly in high-stress modern cultures, often have difficulty sleeping. Below I have listed some tips for those who suffer from insomnia. Some suggestions come by the way of documented studies, others are my own…In either case, I hope they will help. 1. Do not work strenuously, or engage in deeply thought-provoking conversations or activity, right before bed time. 2. Try hypnosis tapes, or auto-suggestion. 3. Get a deep tissue massage before bedtime. 4. Have sex before sleep. 5. Don’t eat a large meal right before bed time, but also don’t go to sleep hungry. A banana near bed time works for many. Avoid caffeine, chocolates, nicotine & spicy foods. (Although I must say, I’ve known people who sleep quite well after drinking a cup or two of coffee) 6. Try to sleep and wake at the same time each day. 7. If your bedroom is susceptible to noise that may wake you, sound-proof your room, or get a white noise machine… Some people do well with realistic music; some don’t. 8. Prescription drugs, over-the-counter products, and teas work well for some, but longterm, every day use may start working against you 9. If thus far nothing seems to work…, try having more sex. 10. Make sure your bedroom is not too warm or humid. 11. A good shot of booze, or a glass of wine may help you relax and fall asleep, but may affect the quality of your sleep, and contribute to mid-insomnia. 12. Make a pact with yourself, as best you can, to let go of all anxiety-inducing, and obsessive thoughts a half hour before you attempt to sleep. (easier said than done) 13. Be good to yourself and other people. Sleeping is difficult besieged by a guilty conscience. 14. Have a good quality mattress and pillows. 15. If you need to get up to go to the bathroom, try to do this while retaining a sleepy state…, just don’t miss the toilet! 16. Don’t watch the clock. 17. If all else failed…, try having more sex! 18. As mentioned, working right before sleep can hinder the ability to sleep, but some people find it relaxing and assuring to write a list of things to do the next day. Feeling organized can help. 19. Don’t fight it if you can’t fall asleep. Try not to get anxious or frustrated. Do a mild relaxing activity like a cross-word puzzle, or watch some benign television show… Better yet, try reading a psychology journal., that’ll be sure to put you out! 20. Explore spiritual avenues… You can ask God for help… 21. Think good thoughts. 22. Try a hot bath. 23. Do physical exercise a few hours before bed-time, but not right before. 24. If your spouse snores, check your pharmacy for some over the counter products you can buy. 25. If all this still fails…, you might want to continue to have more sex… Although you may not have fallen asleep, you can say you’ve had one helluva night… Dr. Ron has a psychology practice in Hallandale Beach. You can call him @ 954 270-4226, or e-mail askdocron@aol.com.
not wellness. We need to better integrate all facets of care,” says Dr. Steven V. Joyal, chief medical officer with Life Extension, Inc., an organization dedicated to increasing the functional human lifespan. It’s this thinking that spurred the creation of Life Extension’s 2014 edition of the Disease Prevention and Treatment Book, which seeks to fill those gaps. From cancer to multiple sclerosis, the book offers 1400 pages of information on integrating pharmaceutical treatment options, nutritional support and lifestyle changes for optimal health. For example: HIGH BLOOD
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heart failure and kidney disease, high blood pressure threatens the life of every third American adult. Intensive lifestyle changes can ease blood pressure management. When this isn’t enough, pharmaceutical options can help. For example, blood pressure is best controlled with lower doses of multiple antihypertensive medications rather than a single large dose of medication. Furthermore, side effects can be greatly reduced. “Many patients are lulled into a false sense of security by normal blood pressure readings at their periodic doctor’s visits. But quite frequently, patients experience gaps in control, putting them at risk for stroke and heart attack,” says Joyal. Joyal recommends considering the following: • With an inexpensive at-home blood pressure monitor, take readings at multiple times throughout the day, tracking values over time. Your doctor can determine whether to modify your treatment regimen based upon the results. • Stay fit and exercise. A healthy body weight and high degree of cardiorespiratory fitness reduce hypertension risk, and if you already have high blood pressure, can help you achieve better control. • Hold the salt. High sodium intake can make high blood pressure worse. Read labels. Even if you aren’t reaching for salt, many pre-packaged convenience foods, meats and
cheeses contain significant amounts of sodium. • Get plenty of beneficial nutrients, especially potassium and magnesium, which are important for vascular health. RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS Rheumatoid arthritis could pose more than just a risk to comfort. Systemic inflammation hastens the onset of other age-related diseases, including cardiovascular disease. “For optimal longevity, we need to integrate lifestyle changes with pharmaceutical treatments, rather than blindly assume that all a patient needs is more medication,” says Joyal. In addition to doctorprescribed treatments, Life Extension researchers have scoured medical literature, finding several nutrients help support health in rheumatoid arthritis patients: • Fish oll • Krill oil blend • Gamma linolenic acid • Vitamin D • Vitamin B6 • Green tea extract • Quercetin • Folate More information about integrating lifestyle changes into treatment plans for various medical challenges can be found at www.LifeExtension.com/dpt. By taking advantage of new findings in medicine and science, optimal health may be better achieved.
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Having your wisdom teeth removed early, will save you problems later in life Have you recently been told by your dentist that you need to have your wisdom teeth removed? I would guess that the majority of people reading this have received the same unexpected news at a dental visit at some point in their lives. These same individuals have heard all of the horror stories associated with wisdom teeth extractions and would prefer to avoid the whole ordeal. WHY HAVE THEM REMOVED What a lot of people have difficulty understanding is why? Why, when the teeth do not bother them, do they need to have them removed? Can't they just leave them alone until they bother me? I am going to explain to you the many reasons why it is important to follow the dentist's recommendation to have them removed sooner rather than later. A big reason for wisdom teeth extractions is the lack of space. The wisdom teeth are the teeth that come in behind the 12-year molars in the very back of the mouth (Wisdom teeth usually show up between the ages of 16 and 25.). If you are able to fit the pad of one of your fingers on your gums behind this tooth and it fits there without touching the arch that goes up to the top teeth, then there is a slight possibility that the lower wisdom teeth would be able to fully erupt. Most people do not have this amount of space and need to have them removed for this reason. Another reason for wisdom teeth extractions is poor hygiene. Now, I know you are saying that you are a good brusher and flosser - that you have good hygiene and I'm sure you do. The problem here is that this part of the mouth is very difficult to correctly brush. You are very close to the throat, which can trigger the "gag reflex. If brushing a certain area is triggering this response, I am sure that it won't be getting done regularly. Also, maneuvering a brush to thoroughly clean all areas of the wisdom teeth is difficult because it just doesn't fit. The cheek muscles will press against the teeth and it can be very difficult to fit the brush between the two.
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• A big reason for wisdom teeth extractions is the lack of space in your mouth Even if a wisdom tooth does have enough room to erupt, sometimes a flap of gum tissue (called an operculum) may cover the tops of these teeth and will hold food debris and bacteria. This can cause decay and bad breath rather quickly. Trying to extract a tooth that is damaged from decay can sometimes be very difficult and may require more trauma to the jawbone when trying to remove the tooth fragments. Another reason for wisdom teeth extractions is impacted teeth. Many people have wisdom teeth that are trying to erupt at the wrong angle. If you looked at a radiograph (x-ray), these teeth may look like they are lying on their side. If the top of the tooth, or crown, is angled toward the last tooth that is present in the mouth, many problems can occur. The patient may have waves of pain in their jaw that can be spread over weeks or months at times. This pain is the tooth trying to push through and erupt, but is unable to go any-
where because it is blocked by another tooth. This pushing can cause the root of that last tooth that is present in your mouth, the 12-year molar, to be damaged because of something called "root resorption". This damage cannot be reversed once it occurs and it can cause the 12-year molar to become unstable. Another reason for wisdom teeth extractions is the completion of recent orthodontia (braces). If the wisdom teeth appear to be coming in at the wrong angle and will be pushing against that last tooth in the mouth, it can cause all of the teeth to shift. After someone has gone through years of being in braces, the last thing that they want to happen is to have all that progress erased. Many orthodontists will recommend the wisdom teeth be removed soon after the braces come off if they are present on the radiograph. Removing the wisdom teeth will prevent any shifting of the teeth and any retainers that the dentist makes to hold
the new position so that the teeth will not be affected. HEALING TIME IS ANOTHER MAJOR FACTOR A reason for wisdom teeth extractions at a younger age is the ease of healing. A lot of people that have been told they need to have their wisdom teeth removed, but did not have them removed until later in life. They may have decided that they will deal with it when the teeth bother them, they may have been too busy, they may have been too afraid, or they may not have been able to financially. If you are young and are able to afford the procedure, don't wait to do it. People don't realize that there is more healing time involved the older you are. Your bones in general, are harder the older you are and you do not regenerate bone as quickly as when you are younger. A teenager may have the teeth removed and bounce back very quickly, where an older person may be more uncomfortable for weeks. If you are older
Dr. Patricia Bobadilla is a phone call away for all your dental needs right here in Hallandale Beach - (954) 456-1939.
When someone waits until they are older to have their wisdom teeth removed, they give their teeth time to completely form the roots of the wisdom teeth. Sometimes the root is so long that it is very close to one of the main nerves in the jaw. and employed, you will also have to take time off of work to do this procedure as well. This can be frowned upon by many employers. DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE TOO OLD Also, when someone waits until they are older to have their wisdom teeth removed, they give their teeth time to completely form the roots of the wisdom teeth. Sometimes the root is so long that it is very close to one of the main nerves in the jaw. These nerves run along the ridge of the chin, one on each side. If the root of the tooth is close to this nerve and the tooth needs to be removed, the nerve can become damaged. If this happens, there is the possibility that you will lose feeling on that side of your jaw - possibly permanently. Your dentist and the oral surgeon will let you know prior to the surgery if this is a concern with the extraction. If the teeth were removed at an early age when the dentist first recommended it, the root would not have been completely formed and
possibly have damaged to this nerve and it would not be a concern. Obviously, wisdom teeth extractions are not something that anyone wants to do. If you have been told by your dentist that you need to have your wisdom teeth removed, take his/her advice and schedule the procedure the first chance you get. They have your best interests in mind and will not advise you to do something that isn't necessary. They have seen enough patients to know who will have problems down the road and who won't. If you follow their advice and have them all removed at an early age, the recovery is quicker, less involved, and less of an interruption than you would have at an older age. You may be uncomfortable for a couple of days, but you will be glad that you took the advice and got it over with. Call us today to help you have better oral health! Remember, Your Smile is only a Phone call Away! (954) 456-1939.
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If you have been thinking about getting your wisdom teeth extracted, give the friendly staff at Broward Implants a call. They can provide everything you will need to know.
Commitment to Quality Patricia M. Bobadilla, D.D.S., Prosthodontist COMPLIMENTARY SECOND OPINION
DENTAL FACT A reason for wisdom teeth extractions at a younger age is the ease of healing. A lot of people that have been told they need to have their wisdom teeth removed, but did not have them removed until later in life. They may have decided that they will deal with it when the teeth bother them, they may have been too busy, they may have been too afraid, or they may not have been able to financially.
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the kitchen to your dinner table or patio. If you have extra fruit, vegetables or herbs, use them for a refreshing drink, such as cucumber lemonade for the kids, a blended green smoothie or a strawberry basil mojito for the adults. These fresh and delicious beverages will entice the senses and complete your farm-to-table meal.
Entertaining with a fresh, local twist a relationship with them for future visits. If you're shopping early in the week, make sure the ingredients you're using for your dish will stay fresh until your weekend party, and ask the vendors for advice on storage. Have fun experimenting with new ingredients. Pick up a few golden beets, red dragon carrots or purple potatoes, which house amazing nutritional benefits and pack a tremendous amount of flavor into any meal.
chicken or pork and a delicious snack paired with baked, homemade tortilla chips. The salsa can be prepared in minutes using a high-powered blender like the Vitamix 5200, so you can spend less time prepping and more time enjoying your guests. For a more formal dinner with friends, make a twist on the traditional spaghetti and meatballs. Whole-wheat pasta tossed with a healthy pesto makes for a lighter meal that's perfect for a balmy evening. Ingredients like kale, spinach, roasted red pepper, garlic and olive oil, along with fresh herbs and spices, blend together beautifully after just seconds in a Vitamix machine.
(BPT) - The pleasant weather of late summer and early fall is ideal for outdoor gatherings. Instead of a go-to meal of burgers and potato salad, explore your culinary side and try something fresh and different. Entertaining with local vegetables and flavorful garden herbs can be easy, healthy and delicious. Farmers markets are often the best source for ingredients straight from the garden. With the USDA National Farmers Markets Directory listing approximately 8,000 across the country, there is sure to be a great local market minutes from your home with everything you need for a perfect seasonal soirée. MENU MAGIC Before heading out to purchase your ingredients, decide what's on the menu for your party or get-together. Keep it simple. Fresh, local produce is full of flavor and doesn't need to be used in an especially complex meal to satisfy taste buds. For an informal gathering, a salsa verde is an easy-to-make accompaniment to fish,
Place all ingredients into the Vitamix container in the order listed and secure lid. Select variable 1. Turn machine on and slowly increase speed to variable 7. Blend for 15 seconds or just until chopped. If necessary, use tamper to push the ingredients into the blades while processing. Do not over-mix. Serve as a dip or as an accompaniment.
CLEAN, PREPARE AND PAIR Clean your produce thoroughly and be aware that vegetables from farmers markets may have more dirt on them than the ones you pick up at the grocery store as they are fresh from the farm. Keep the preparation simple to allow the natural flavors to shine. To make your meals pop, plate them on inexpensive bamboo or melamine dinner plates in cheerful colors. Serving trays in dark colors or woods will complement the colorful dishes and simplify the transport of food and utensils from
SMART SHOPPING Once you've completed your menu, it's time to visit your local farmers market to pick up the ingredients. Arrive early, when the market is less busy, and familiarize yourself with the producers. Ask them questions about when the produce was picked and how to tell if it's ripe, developing
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TOMATILLO SALSA filled with ice and water; strain. Once water has drained away, press out as much water as possible, leaving 1/2 cup of blanched kale. Place all ingredients into the Vitamix container in the order listed and secure lid. Select variable 7. Use the on/off switch to quickly pulse 15 to 20 times, using the tamper to press the ingredients into the blades. Serve over pasta, or with bruschetta and flatbread as a dip.
1/4 cup roasted red pepper 2 garlic cloves, roasted, peeled 1/2 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme 1 teaspoon lemon zest 2 Tablespoons toasted pepitas 1/2 cup fresh spinach, loosely packed 1/4 teaspoon Kosher salt 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper In a large pot of salted, boiling water, blanch 4 cups of kale for 4 minutes. Shock in a bowl
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