KODNER GALLERIES - DANIAKodner Galleries hasbecome a 4th genera-tion auction businesswith over 90 years ofexperience in buying,selling, appraising andconsigning for sale an-tiques, fine householdcontents, works of artand diamonds. Formore on this qualitybusiness, see Page 2A.

INFORMATIVE HEALTH NEWSTrying to avoid thedreaded "Freshman 15"weight gain? While col-lege is an adjustment,it doesn't have to meanan adjustment in yourpants size. In fact, theFreshman 15 is a myth.Freshman studentsgain only 2.5 to 3.5pounds on average.Page 2C.

HALLANDALE BEACH NEWSCommunity members,developers, investorsand interested resi-dents came out Mon-day afternoon as theHallandale Beach Com-munity RedevelopmentAgency launched aproject to redevelop thesite at Foster Road andNorth Dixie Highway.See Page 6C.

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AWARD WINNING CHEFLenny B wins ‘Best Food’ for his world class dishes

Chef Lenny B of the Seaside Retirement Resort in Hallandale Beach.

What you will find at nearly anyindependent or assisted living fa-cility in south Florida are menusthat are good and nutritious. Foodthat is pleasing to the palate butmissing that certain something.At Seaside Retirement Resort in

Hallandale Beach, that certainsomething is Chef Lenny B. Hereis someone who has been at thecenter of the culinary world fordecades - and has been creatingin the kitchen since the age of 13.

While he has held down justabout every position in the busi-ness, creating new and specialfoods from every region of theworld has earned Chef Lenny B asolid reputation. A chef who isn'tafraid to take chances and toss thesalt aside from natural herb fla-vors.Seaside Retirement Resort has

brought on a difference maker toan already great team. Check outmore what this entire resort has tooffer on Page 1D.

A SPECIAL BOND• Dr. Janice DeFelice and her entire‘family’ take pride in their work at Hallandale Family Dental Care When it comes to

finding that perfectdental experience -one that has you feel-ing confident in thatimportant relationship– there’s a feeling ofgreat satisfaction.At Hallandale Family

Dental Care, Dr. Jan-ice DeFelice and her“family” take that –––––––––––––––––––––

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National Night Out attractshundreds to Gufstream Park

Chatting at the event are, from left, little Stella Llarena, hermom, Sophie Llarena, brother, Mateo Llarena, and HallandaleBeach Police Chief Dwayne Flournoy. (Courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public relations)

Hundreds of Hallandale Beach residents and neighbors turned outTuesday night for the annual Hallandale Beach Police Department Na-tional Night Out at Gulfstream Park. Visitors learned valuable safety and health lessons and saw the City’s

police and fire departments in action during real life demonstrations. The National Night Out has been bringing communites together for over

two decades. It is where everyone learns to keep a close watch on theircity - and helping to identify crimes before they happen.Many of the other cities also held the same events - all geared to mak-

ing it a safer place for their residents.

• While Major League Baseball deals withPED issues, local high schoolers are sadlydoing the same without the resourcesBy Larry Blusteinsfsuntimes@aol.comWhile much of the focus the past

few weeks has centered around AlexRodriguez and other Major Leaguebaseball players who have testedpositive for PEDs (Performance En-hancing Drugs), there is a group thathas not been talked about.Far from the million dollar salaries

and the spotlight of professionalsports are many amateur athleteswho have been caught up - at age15, 16 and 17 - trying to gain anedge.In a world that is dictated by how

many home runs you can hit - ortouchdowns you can score - thevery fact that steroid usage, whichwas at an all-time high back in the1970s and 80s, are very much pres-ent here in 2013.The very fact that there is a gov-

erning body that puts restrictions onusing banned substances by profes-sional athletes, it appears that veryfew people are paying any attentionto high school age athletes.

In the recent report by the now de-funct Miami-based Biogenisis, therewere a number of professional ath-letes who were singled out for usingproducts that were considered to beenhancing their performance ille-gally.

ADULTS CALL THE WRONG SHOTSThe names of several high school

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The third annual MardiGras Comedy Challengeis about to kick off! Hun-dreds of stand-up come-dians from around thecountry will come out tostrut their stuff and com-pete for the chance toopen for Craig Shoe-maker and win $5K duringour Grandstand Finale inNovember. The forty fun-niest contestants from theauditions will move on tothe Showcase rounds.From there, just 20 con-testants will advance tothe four Semi-finalRounds. But…only one contest-

ant can be crowned the‘Mardi Gras ComedyChallenge Champion’! Ourhilarious featured comicsperforming during theSemi-Final rounds includeAngel Salazar, Louis

Ramey, Lisa Landry, andLA Hardy, and BobbyCollins performing duringthe Finals round.**Tickets start at $10 for

Showcase and Semi-Finalrounds. Grandstand Fi-nale tickets start at $20.All tickets are on sale andcan be purchased onlineat www.mardigrascasi-nofl.com.

ABOUT CRAIG SHOEMAKERNamed Comedian of the

Year by the AmericanComedy Awards on ABC,Craig Shoemaker's half-hour Comedy Centralspecial has been voted byviewers as one of the net-work's "Top 20" stand-upspecials of all time.Craig's feature film cred-its include the box officehit Scream 2, co-starring

opposite Patrick Stewartin Safe House and his fea-tured role opposite DarylHannah as her love inter-est in 2007's Dark Honey-moon. Last year, Craigwon Best SupportingActor at the Elevate FilmFestival. His own film TheLovemaster (with FarrahFawcett), won "Best Film"honors at the Los AngelesIndependent Film Festival.Craig's small screen

credits include his one-hour special on ComedyCentral titled, The Love-master... Unzipped, co-hosting duties on HBO'sComic Relief 2006, roleson numerous prime timeseries and he was actu-ally Joy Behar's firstguest in her Comedy Cor-ner on ABC's The View.As a scribe, Craig most

recently wrote, producedand starred in TotallyBaked, a movie whichwas conceived from hisown son asking if his dadhad ever smoked mari-juana. The film was dis-tributed world-wide byUniversal and can befound in all major retailoutlets, including Wal-Mart. Totally Baked wasasked to be a featuredfilm in the Austin Film

Festival, was nominatedfor the 2008 High Times"Stony Award." It was re-cently re-released as a"Doobie Feature" pack-aged with a stand up DVDShoemaker producedcalled, "420 ComedyHour." Greg's writingcredits also include ABC'sJust The Ten of Us, andReal Funny. He also wroteand starred in the criti-cally acclaimed one-manshow, Who's Your Daddy?at the Coronet Theater.Inspired by his children,

Craig has also publishedtwo hit children's books,now in their third printing,entitled "What You HaveNow...What Your DaddyHad Then" and "What YouHave Now... What YourMommy Had Then."Additionally, Craig has

had his own nationallysyndicated radio show,which after only tenmonths on the air, wonthe prestigious Communi-cator Award "Crystal"prize. Two of Craig'sstand-up comedy routinesmade it to the Top 10 liston XM Radio, with "Play-ing Army" ranking #1. His"Lovemaster" routine wasvoted Most Popular Com-edy on XM Radio's Big

Schtick Awards.In 2004, Craig opened acomedy compound andretail outlet inspired byhis nonprofit organizationLaughterHeals.org. TheLaughter Store (www.the-laughterstore.com) is aplace to find all thingsfunny - pranks & gags,CDs, books, DVDs - any-thing to make you laugh!Inspired by laughter,

Craig has created a newforum 'Laughter Heals'where he combines histwo decades of stand upinto an uplifting seminarand humanistic forum tohelp those battling andsuffering from cancer andother life threatening dis-eases use the gift oflaughter for self -healinguniversal wellness.In June 2010, Craig re-

ceived an honorary doc-torate in humanities fromhis alma mater, CaliforniaUniversity of Pennsylva-nia, recognizing the hu-manitarian work he hasdone over the last severalyears.

The schedule is as fol-lows:Showcase September 26-27 (Time: 8 pm).October 3-4 (Time: 8 pm).

The 10 contestants eachnight will be videotapedand the videos placed onour website for onlinewild card voting. 20 con-testants will move for-ward (5 for each round).Venue: Jokers Wild

Comedy Club & BarRound 1 – Oct 10-11 -Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians- Headliner- AngelSalazar.Round 2 – Oct 17-18 -

Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians- Headliner- Louis Ramey.Round 3 - Oct 24-25 -

Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians- Headliner- Lisa Landry.Round 4 - Oct 31 & Nov

- Time: 8 pm 5 Comedians- Headliner - LA Hardy.Finals - Nov 7-8 - Time:

8 pm - 4 Comedians +Wild Card Headliner-Bobby CollinsVenue: GrandstandMain Event Nov 16Time: 8 pmHeadliner- Craig Shoe-makerOpening act for mainevent – TBD (Contest win-ner)

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–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––ing their bodies in any way, being introduced tosteroids by coaches and other adults."You know that people like Alex Rodriguez

and other high paid professional athletes knowwhat they are doing by using these body-changing drugs," said parent Michael Rosen ofHollywood, who has a son playing football forthe first time this year. "But these young kidswho are steered to these places by coachesand others need to be reached in some way."Ask any high school coach in south Florida

and the thought of their players using PEDs - ofany kind - is sickening, to say the least.

BLOWING THE WHISTLEThis entire scandal began with one disgrun-

tled employee. Porter Fischer, who had beendescribed in some clinic documents as a mar-keting director of Biogeneis, before having anapparent falling-out with clinic founder AnthonyBosch last year, told the Miami New Times in astory last June that Major League Baseball paidhim $5,000 for clinic records he turned over tothe league in its investigation of the clinic'sSouth Florida reach. That got the ball rolling.The very fact that if there hadn't been this big

blow up between Bosch and Fischer, the sadpart is that nobody would have known a thing,and that is something that sticks with manylocal high school coaches."I have been around all kinds of athletes in

every sport at the high school level," said for-mer South Broward head football and wrestlingcoach Allen Held. "To me, when you makethese drugs available to young kids, the dam-age you are doing is unknown."

SOMEONE IS ALWAYS WATCHINGAs the first day of football practice began

across Miami-Dade and Broward Counties,many coaches and players were faced with thereality that now everyone is watching. The daysof trying to sneak around and gain that unfairadvantage are over."I think it's really sad when you have to cut

corners and try to do things illegally," said JohnBattle IV, a senior defensive back at HallandaleHigh. "There are so many of us who work hardto gain that advantage by running, liftingweights, eating the right way."For the record, the 6-2, 190-pound Battle re-

cently committed to attend LSU.

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Mardi Gras Casino Announces the 2013 Comedy Challenge, Featuring Headliner, Craig Shoemaker!

pride necessary to en-sure that every cus-tomer has thatexperience that contin-ues to keep them com-ing back, as well asspreading the word toall.Hallandale Family

Dental Care is trulyone of the most uniquebusinesses of its kind.When they speak offamily, they do it withknowledge that this fullservice facility is totallyrun by Dr. DeFelice andher family.“When your entirefamily pride is at stakein everything you do,there are no options,”Christian Fernandez,Dr. DeFelice’s husbandsaid. “We do every-thing out of this office,so the quality andservice is the most im-portant thing we cangive back.”In this economy,

every dentist and othermedical facilities aredoing their part to getyou in the door. Fer-nandez admits thatwhat Hallandale FamilyDental Care has goingis not a sale or a onetime thing.With the backing of

the entire family, youcan come in for acheckup, consultationand get fitted for den-tures or crowns in halfthe time and cost ofany of their local com-petitors.“We do not over-

charge our patients orcome in with some lateco-payment owed,”Fernandez said. “Be-cause we specialize inAdult and Geriatric

Dentistry, we knowthat our patients areoften limited in whatthey have to spend.”What Dr. DeFelice

has done is give every-one an opportunity toget that smile back.Whether tooth loss hascome over years – orjust starting to becomea concern now – thereis always a plan thatcan be worked out.Another important

part of what they aredoing at HallandaleFamily Dental Care isalways answeringquestions. Believingthat education goes along way – when mak-ing a life-altering deci-sion by gettingdentures, it’s all aboutthe experience and theprocess that will be theend result.“Recently, we had a

patient who came fromAventura and couldn’twear the dentures hewas fitted for over ayear ago,” Fernandezrecalled. “It was amaz-ing that he was too in-timidated to go back.He lived like this for ayear.”The patient was so

elated that in just 25minutes, having a labon the premises, hewas back in business.What potentially turnsinto a three week or-deal at other dentists –without a lab – was ac-complished in lessthan a half hour.“He wanted to tip

us,” Fernandezlaughed.

WHAT YOU GETThe services are end-

less, but here are somemajor benefits at Hal-landale Family DentalCare:• In-house SpecialtiesEndodontic (RootCanal) • Oral Surgery(Extraction) • Crowns& Bridges • Implants •Cosmetic Bonding •On-site Dental Lab •Dentures • ZoomWhitening • BondedFillings • Non-surgicalGum Treatments •Same Day Denture Re-pair • Porcelain Ve-neers • EmergencyTreatment • CosmeticDentistry Exams, X-Rays, Cleaning & Com-plete Dentures AreFREE For Patients WithSolstice 2000, CarePlus Or Humana GoldPlus Insurance Cover-age With Medicare.

The office is locatedjust south of Hallan-dale Beach Blvd. on S.Dixie Highway at 226South Dixie Hwy. Hal-landale Beach. (954)454-3883. OFFICEHOURS: 9:00 - 5:00Monday through Fri-day.

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Annual Night Out brings crimeinto focus in all our cities

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By Mayor Joy Cooper This past Tuesday, the city held itsAnnual Night Out at GulfstreamPark. The Hallandale Beach PoliceDepartment under the leadership ofChief Dawayne Flournoy did anamazing job putting together an in-formative and interactive evening.It would not have been possiblewithout the many volunteers, citydepartments and community part-ners. All of them deserve a specialthanks especially Crime Watch andCERT our Community EmergencyResponse Team. These citizen vol-unteers work year round to makeour city a safer place.

CRIME PREVENTIONCrime prevention starts with each

individual in our city. I always say ifyou “see something, say some-thing”. We all need to get back towatching out for one another. WhenI was first elected I worked on get-ting our own tip hotline. It is a wayto report suspected problems. 954-457-1404. One for our 4 squaremiles. This is not an emergencynumber. One call can make a differ-ence. It was wonderful to see agreat turnout of residents and fami-lies committed to our community. Aspecial thanks to Gulfstream Parkfor hosting the event and providingrefreshments.

GREAT AMERCAN CANCER PREVENTION STUDYAmerican Cancer Society and

Relay for Life had a table to pro-mote awareness for the Relay andCancer “Prevention Study 3”. Thisnationwide health study can impactgenerations to come and they needvolunteers. The city commission in-vited Dr. Linda Kaplan a few monthsback to present a briefing on thestudy and stress the importance ofvolunteering. The study is crucialfor cancer research. The focus ofthe study is lifestyles and how theyimpact cancer risk.It is very easy to sign up. I did afew months ago. It is totally private.They are looking for men and wom-

en between the ages of 30 and 65.To sign up you can go on line towww.seeuthere.com/cps3enroll foran appointment. The appointmentincludes a brief survey, waist meas-urement and a blood sample. It isthat easy. You will then be con-tacted periodically over the courseof many years as a follow up to thesurvey. For more information youcan call 954-564-2848.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATEA1A construction continues to

create traffic woes. The major de-lays are mainly during peak hours.Many residents have reached out toreport the conditions and sharetheir suggestions. I want to thank allour residents for understanding thatthis inconvenience is only tempo-rary. With that said this does notmean that the city is not trying toimplement remedies to ease thecongestion.Our city staff continues to work

with Broward traffic operations toadjust the traffic lights. The biggestdelays to date have been due to thecrosswalk at the base of the bridge.So many residents have called toask that it be set to blinking. BCThas control over the lights and willnot allow constant blinking. Theyhave agreed to put it on demand.This means it will remain green untilsomeone pushes it to cross. We arealso trying to reduce the length ofthe red. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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The purpose of the National NightOut is to bring together the com-munity and make them aware ofhow to make it a safer neighbor-hood to live in.

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During peak hours,Police Officers or Com-munity Services Offi-cers will be in the areato regulate the traffic.This pipe replacementproject is the firstphase of the A1A im-provements. Thescheduled completionis in January, barringany major weatherevents. After the pipe iscompleted there will bea pause in construc-tion. Phase two of theentire street upgradewill not start until afterseason. Please remem-ber that this will onlybe a temporary incon-venience.

NORTHEAST

DRAINAGE PROJECTAnother ongoing

project is the NEDrainage project. Thisproject is moving for-ward with an added un-foreseen cost. We areworking with our Fed-eral partners at FEMAto increase our grant tooffset the costs. Whenengineering the proj-ect, projections weremade for unanticipatedsoil conditions. In theprocess of digging forthe pipes, areas can befound unstable to pre-serve the integrity ofthe pipe. When this oc-curs rock and other ap-

plications includingpipe wraps must be uti-lized to keep the pipein a stable position.The commission ap-proved the increasedchange order. Anotherchange is an increasein the depth of thedeep injection wells.This change will im-prove environmentalconditions.

As always feel free tocontact me anytime atoffice 954-457-1318,cell/text 954-632-5700or visit my website atwww.mayorjoycooper.com.

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The patient and any other person responsible for payments has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payme nt or be reimbursed for payment for any other service examination or treatment which is performed as a result of and within seventy two (72) hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, or re duced fee service, examination or treatment, implant, cosmetic and laser dentistry is not recognized as a spec ialty by the ADA. All dentists are independent contractors.

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Mount Sinai to Host SkinHealth Awareness DayFlorida has the second highest in-

cidence of melanoma in the UnitedStates, according to the NationalCenter for Biotechnology Informa-tion. In addition, melanoma is re-sponsible for approximately 75percent of all skin cancers. However,because early detection of skin can-cer can mean the difference betweenlife and death, Mount Sinai MedicalCenter is hosting a Skin HealthAwareness Day to provide freescreenings to the community. The event will take place on Thursday, August 15, from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. at

the Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center. Mount Sinai physicians willadminister a complete, non-invasive skin check – a visual inspection ofmoles, freckles, marks and uneven pigmentation. Participants will also receive a complimentary UV sun detector wristband.

Made of environmentally safe silicon, the bracelet monitors the wearer’s ex-posure to UVA and UVB rays, which lead to premature aging of the skin andskin cancer. The bracelet, which is water and sweat proof, will change col-ors alerting the wearer to reapply sunscreen or seek shade.

For more information about Mount Sinai Medical Center, visit www.msmc.com. To attend this free event, please RSVP by calling 305-535-3369.

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Another ongoing project isthe NE Drainage project. Thisproject is moving forward withan added unforeseen cost.

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By Stacy Reed

FDA approves non-surgical, “lunchtime face lift and that is good news for those who do not want to go under the knife”. This non-invasive treatment is accomplished in one session, in one hour at a small fraction of the cost of a traditional face lift.

LOOK 10 YEARS YOUNGER

If you are one of the 72 million BabyBoomers out there this procedure maybe just the solution to looking 10 years younger. Regardless of how much time and energy we put into being fit, we just can’t avoid certain changes that come with aging.

Although we have maintained a healthy lifestyle we are all subject to

this process. Unfortunately, there aren’t any exercises that can remedy this aging process. Some say that the sagging skin can add 10 years to our looks.

LIFTS FACE, NECK AND EYEBROWS

Fortunately there is a new facial service that can take 10 to 15 years off your looks.

This unique procedure is done without incisions and will lift and tighten up the face, neck and eyebrows. This new method is safe, affordable and highly effective.

NON-SURGICAL LIFT “ULTHERAPY”

The Ultherapy device works by means of ultrasound (sound waves) to safely penetrate the skin and treat the foundation layer of muscle and tissue that holds your face up. The machine

is unique (only one on the market today) in its ability to reach this foundation layer without creating any heat or feeling on your skin. The ultrasound will be focused and treat the same foundation layer that facelift surgery does without the risk, recovery or downtime. You can go back to work the same day.

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By Eleanor Hannan Return to the days of

the 1960's GreenwichVillage coffee houses inthe intimate setting ofthe Abdo New RiverRoom as musiciansfrom every city andcountry perform. Anopen mic allows bothprofessionals and new-comers to test their tal-ent, accomplishmentsand material in front ofa live audience. It is theperfect setting and theonly place in SouthFlorida where one cansit back and enjoy themusic of the featuredartists who have theopportunity to get inthe spotlight and show-case their talent, thesame as the profes-sionals can. Fans donot have to endure thenoisy or smokey roomsin order to enjoy someof the greatest per-formances. Alcoholicdrinks in addition totea, coffee and snacksare available. Crystal Hartigan has

been keeping this eventgoing, very success-fully for the past fiveyears. It is consideredone of the best placeswhere professional mu-sicians or just musiclovers can definitelyenjoy new and old fa-miliar songs in one ofthe most comfortablesettings every 2ndMonday of the month inthe Abdo New RiverRoom at the BrowardCenter for the perform-ing Arts, located at 201Southwest 5th Avenue,

Fort Lauderdale. Itbrings national and in-ternationalsingers/songwriters to-gether in South Floridato perform songs fromthe past, present andpossible hits of tomor-row. There is also anopen mic session foranyone inclined to tryout their music in frontof an audience at theMonthly Showcase,starting at 7:30 p.m.Those intending to par-ticipate need to sign upno later than 7:20 p.m.Featured Songwriters“In the Round” such as:Aaron Holder will beperforming on Monday,August 12th, 2013 at 9p.m. Admission is $10payable at the door

ONLY. A cash bar isavailable. For all furtherdetails and information,call: (954) 462-0222.

“ONE REPUBLIC” ONEOF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERI-CAN POP ROCKBANDS COMING TOHARD ROCK LIVE:One Republic is an

American band fromColorado Springs, Col-orado, formed in 2003by Ryan Tedder andZach Filkins. Duringthis same year theband achieved atremendous amount ofsuccess almost imme-diately. In 2007, they re-leased their debutalbum “Dreaming OutLoud.” They made radio

history with the band’sfirst single “Apologize”with the largest amountof air play, 10,331 playsin one week. Theband’s second album,“Waking Up” was re-leased in 2009. The leadsingle from the album,“All the Right Moves”hit the top 20 on theBillboard Hot 100.Other singles from thealbum include: “Se-crets,” “Marchin' On”and “Good Life” whichreached the top 10 onthe Billboard Hot 100 aswell as number 1 on theBillboard Adult PopSongs chart. One Re-public‘s third album:“Native,” released thisyear in March of 2013,received positive re-views from music crit-ics, it sold 60,000copies in the first weekalone. Other singles re-leased this year suchas: “Feel Again,” “If ILose Myself” and“Counting Stars” allreached great acclaim,receiving many acco-lades including a certi-fied platinum andGrammy Award. Present members of

the band are Ryan Ted-der, (Lead vocal,rhythm guitar, piano,keyboard and bass gui-tar) Zach Filkins (Leadguitar, viola, tam-bourine and vocals)Drew Brown, (Guitar,keyboard, marimba,

drums and vocals)Eddie Fisher, (Drumsand percussion) BrentKutzle (Cello, piano,guitar, keyboard andbacking vocals).

Tickets are $34 to$64 now on sale for“One Republic’s” per-formance August 13,2013 at 7:30 p.m. at theHard Rock box office,IN Person Only, locatedon State Road 7 (US441), Hollywood. For allinformation, call: (954)327-ROCK. Or: 1 (800)937-0010. Parking is al-ways free.

SIEMPRE FLAMENCOAND THE ADRIENNEARSHT CENTER PRES-ENT THE 8TH ANNUALFESTIVAL OF FLAMENCO SONG INMIAMI:The Annual Fla-

menco Song Festivalwas conceived and cre-ated by Paco and CeliaFonta. This energeticand passionate produc-tion focuses on the artof flamenco singing.The soulful, grippingsounds of cante fla-menco, a traditional fla-menco song, believedto have evolved fromthe cries and sufferingsof a persecuted peoplewhen, after the SpanishInquisition, the Moors,Gypsies and Jews werebanned from Spain.This festival bringsSouth Florida audi-

ences a unique oppor-tunity to enjoy an artform that is seldomheard outside of Spain.This year's festival fea-tures acclaimed Span-ish singers and pastfavorites as LaMacarena de Jerez, Is-rael Paz and JavierHeredia, well known fortheir authentic fla-menco dances per-formed by SiempreFlamenco Company.Both performers areknown for their abilityto charm audienceswith their dancing andsinging abilities. A newchoreography will bepremiered at this festi-val "Luz de la Mañana"("Morning Light,") usingthe large flamencoshawl in the Cantiñasstyle. Audiences will be

swept away to theGypsy caves of Andalu-cia with the rhythms offlamenco and theunique, up-close andexhilarating experiencein the Carnival StudioTheatre from August 30to September 1, 2013 atvarious show times.The Arsht Center is lo-cated at 1300 BiscayneBoulevard, Miami, tick-ets are $38. Call: (305)949-6722.

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By Shantescia Hill andD. CarringtonHOLLYWOOD - It’s an

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wood’s Mural Projectbegan as a public artprogram to comple-ment Mayor Bober’slive music initiative thatpromotes DowntownHollywood as an ‘artscene.’ The projectalone was designednot only to give the lo-cals and visitors anartsy feel to the area,but also to open up thearea for new invest-ment.

How did the Down-town Hollywood MuralProject launch? Whatwas the process be-hind the scenes?Through the efforts ofthe CRA, the first stepinvolved the City Com-mission amending theCity of Hollywood’sZoning and Land De-velopment Code andthen passing a resolu-tion allowing the CRABoard to create aprocess and Mural Re-view Committee. TheMural Review Commit-tee, under the helm ofJorge Camejo, Execu-tive Director of theCRA, consists of sevenwell-rounded membersthat are tasked with re-viewing applicationsthat are submitted byproperty owners.Working in a city thathas seen many localartists rise to the na-tional stage since thearrival of Art BaselMiami Beach, the CRAtapped South Florida’sbest, including David“Lebo” LeBatard,Ruben Ubiera, JessyNite, Luis Pinto, EddieMendieta, Evoca1,2alas, Michelle Wein-berg, Rob Robi and Ta-tiana Suarez.Suarez, the mural

program’s August artistwho most recently cus-tom-designed runningshoes for Reebok,stated it best: “Streetart and art accessiblein public spaces havethe power to bring

unique beauty and cul-ture to a community. Ibelieve it offers a senseof awakening to peoplethat might not be famil-iar with the art-makingprocess, and createsan opening to gain in-sight into the artist, aswell as the idea andmessage behind theirwork.”In comparing Jessy

Nite’s “Diamonds” - ablack and white stripedesign interspersedwith colorful gem-stones to 2alas’ mural,

which similarly hasbursts of color, onlywith black and whitelines forming the faceof the iconic MonaLisa, the impact cantruly be seen by howeach respective walltaps the aestheticaffinity of different agegroups, while alsobringing these groupstogether in a commonconversation.The success of a

project of this scopecan be measuredagainst the number of

groups on which it hasmade an impact. Fromthe artists – along withthe media attentionand public visibilitythey receive - to thevarious businesses thatnow have a mural suchas Muzart or Gallery2014, the DowntownHollywood Mural Proj-ect is touching individ-uals and businessesalike. With most wallspainted live during themonthly Third SaturdayArtWalk, audienceswho may not have ap-

preciated street art andmurals are challengedinto rethinking theirperceptions of thegenre. They are giventhe opportunity to meetthe artist, share ideasand opinions, and en-gage in a larger dia-logue.

For more informa-tion about the Down-town Hollywood MuralProject visithttp://www.holly-woodcra.org or call954-924-2980.

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(BPT) - Few things inlife are as darling as anewborn's little feet,and most new momstake great joy in count-ing 10 tiny, perfecttoes. But foot healthcan be a source of anx-iety for both new andexpectant mothers,who may wonder aboutthe best ways to carefor their baby's feet,and how to cope withchanges in their ownfeet."Pregnancy creates

many changes in thebody, and can even af-fect the size of awoman's feet," says Dr.Matthew Garoufalis, apodiatrist and presi-dent of the AmericanPodiatric Medical As-sociation (APMA). "Andeven though newbornsaren't walking yet, it'sunderstandable thatmothers may havesome concerns abouthow to best take careof their baby's feet."The discomforts of

pregnancy are com-mon and well-known,ranging from back pain

and frequent bathroomtrips to feet that areboth sore and bigger."It's not at all unusual

for a woman to gain ashoe size while preg-nant," Garoufalis says."Increased weight putsmore pressure on thefoot, the arch flattens abit and the foot elon-gates. Just a quarter-inch increase in footlength is enough toprompt a change inshoe size."While it's probably

impossible to com-pletely avoid foot chal-lenges duringpregnancy, moms-to-be can take steps tominimize them:

* Control weight gain.Added weight is themost likely cause offoot expansion. Doyour best to follow yourobstetrician's guide-lines for how muchweight you should gain

throughout the preg-nancy.* Avoid high heels. Sureyou see celebrities ac-cessorizing their babybumps with stilettos,but a lower heel duringpregnancy will relievepressure on the foot.Also, lower heels willprovide you withgreater stability duringa time when newlygained weight mightthrow off your balance.It's easy to find plentyof pretty, stylish lowerheels - 1 to 2 inches inheight - that will lookand feel great whileyou're pregnant.* Comfort and supportshould be key consid-erations any time youchoose footwear, butthey are even more im-portant for pregnantwomen. With extraweight and pressure onyour feet for ninemonths, you need ashoe that provides sup-

port and cushioning.Avoid thin-soled shoes(including flip-flops andballet flats); look forshoes with thickersoles and plenty ofcushioning inside theshoes. Whatever shoeyou choose, it shouldbend only at the ball ofthe foot, and youshould never be able totwist the sole or bend itanywhere else.While it's common for

women's feet to en-large during pregnancy- and remain that sizeeven after delivery -generally that size in-crease occurs onlywith a first pregnancy.So you shouldn't worrythat your feet will con-tinue to grow with sub-sequent pregnancies.Instead, many newmoms will worry abouttheir new baby's feet."The good news is,

as long as the baby'sfeet are healthy at birthmost newborns won'trequire special care fortheir feet," Garoufalissays. "Caring for yourbaby's feet is much likecaring for the rest ofher body."Don't worry if your

baby's feet look discol-ored or wrinkled oreven have flaky, peel-ing skin when she isborn. After nine monthsin protective fluidwithin the womb,they're bound to look abit different from yours.Your pediatrician willlook for any obvious

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pers to keep yourchild's toenailstrimmed, cuttingstraight across to pre-vent ingrown toenails.Be sure to thoroughlydry baby's feet after abath, and choose soft,anti-microbial socksthat don't wrinkle orbunch to keep her feetwarm and protected.When she starts to

walk, bare feet are bestinside the house as

she's learning the finerpoints of gettingaround. Outside, puther in a lightweight,flexible shoe made ofnatural materials.

If foot problems runin your family, considerhaving your child ex-amined by a podiatristwhen she begins towalk. He or she can ex-amine your child's feetto ensure they're grow-ing normally. You canfind a podiatrist thatspecializes in pedi-atrics atwww.apma.org.

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(STATEPOINT) -Everyone knows it'simportant to makesure children havebreakfast beforeschool, but collegestudents and busy par-ents also need a doseof morning nutrition.Breakfast, which

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sumers have healthierbody weights: Peoplewho consumed break-fast daily had 20 per-cent lower risk ofdeveloping obesity and19 percent lower riskof developing type 2diabetes, according toa breakfast frequencyand metabolism studyconducted in 2013 bythe University of Min-nesota School of Pub-lic Health.* Breakfast can makeyou healthier: Peopleaged 20-39 who regu-larly had breakfast, in-cluding ready-to-eatcereal, had lower cho-lesterol levels andwere less likely to havehigh blood pressure,compared with break-fast skippers, accord-ing to a studypublished in 2012 byThe Nutrition Society.It’s important to get

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Community members,developers, investorsand interested resi-dents braved threaten-ing skies Mondayafternoon as the Hallan-dale Beach CommunityRedevelopment Agencylaunched a project toredevelop the site atFoster Road and NorthDixie Highway. The 2.5-acre tract is zoned formixed use; commercialand residential.A prime tract in the

HBCRA zone, the landis ripe for a multi-storyventure with commer-cial businesses at

street level and residen-tial housing units to therear of the site.The kick-off event

was to showcase theland before the City is-sues a formal requestfor proposals on Friday.“The (HBCRA) is look-

ing for a public-privatepartnership that will bebeneficial to the devel-oper and for the com-munity,” said DanielRosemond, Deputy CityManager and HBCRAdepartment director.Because the develop-ment is a partnership,the builder must adhere

to the Hallandale BeachCommunity Benefit Planrequirements to utilizeCity residents and City-based businesseswhenever possible.The land is a prime

tract that the CRAhopes will spur addi-tional development andredevelopment alongthe North Dixie Highwaycorridor. HBCRA be-lieves the developmentwill demonstrate thepotential of the areaand be a catalyst foradditional growth.HBCRA also used the

kick-off to discuss

other projects and pro-grams set to beginwithin the redevelop-ment district. Amongthe projects is a one-of-a-kind townhouse con-dominium complexbeing developed by theBroward County Habitatfor Humanity and theHBCRA at NW 1st Av-enue and NW 1st Street.Also, the HBCRA is

launching a new initia-tive to resurrect Fash-ion Row and return thearea to a quaint, eclec-tic shopping district.Fashion Row runs eastof the FEC Railroad linenorth of HallandaleBeach Boulevard, in-cluding NE 1st Avenueto NE 3rd St., east to NE2nd Avenue. HBCRAwill hold a community

meeting on FashionRow, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.,Thursday, Aug. 15, atDekka, 139 NE 1st Av-enue.The HBCRA has nu-

merous commercialsites and more than 15home sites available fordevelopment. For moreinformation, contact theHBCRA at 954-457-1377.

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CRA launches project to redevelop the siteat Foster Road and North Dixie Highway

Hallandale Beach resident Taj Dixon, left, was one of about 80 residents,community leaders, developers and investors to learn about the potentialwithin the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency district ata project kick-off Monday evening. HBCRA Director Daniel Rosemond,right, hosted the event on the vacant 2.5-acre tract at Foster Road andNorth Dixie Highway. HBCRA invited the community to the site in advanceof seeking proposals for developing the mixed-use site as a public-private

venture. (Courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)

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August is Kaitlyn’s Month - Is YourChilds Car Seat Installed Correctly?Throughout the month of August Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue will be raisingawareness of motor vehiclesafety. This month long cam-paign was started by 4 R KidsSakeTM in memory of Kaitlynand all other children who losttheir lives in and around cars.These deaths and injuries canbe prevented and HallandaleBeach Fire Rescue is helpingeducate residents on the manydangers of leaving children un-attended in a vehicle including:heat exhaustion, carbon monoxide poisoning, and kidnapping. Join us on Satur-day, August 24 at our car seat installation inspection event held from 9:00am –12:00 noon. Please call and register at (954) 457-1478. Pre-registration is re-quired in order to secure sufficient certified child passenger safety seat techni-cians for the event.

Once again, SeasideRetirement Resort inHallandale Beach hasraised the bar – and thistime – residents have al-ready taken notice of thechange.With the addition of

Executive Chef Lenny B,the food has been one ofthe major centerpiecesin a facility that has al-ready taken assisted andindependent residents toanother level.With over three

decades of culinarytraining and service,Chef Lenny B. brings hiswell-rounded roots tothe area – after years ofperfecting nearly everycuisine imaginable.“Our menus are very

exciting and will rangefrom Italian and Frenchto extensive Latin foodsfrom Cuba and Ar-gentina – to name just afew,” Chef Lenny Bpointed out. “We are giv-ing our residents thefreshest and the besttasting meals they willget anywhere.”From running and

planning four RadissonHotels as a CorporateChef for eight years – tohis innovative dishesthat he has createdthroughout the manystops along the way,

Chef Lenny B always re-turns to his hard-work-ing Philadelphia roots. Itwas in Philadelphia,where he learned aboutfood, how fresh meatsand poultry, vegetablesand other produce makeall the difference in theworld. It was where hismany food opinionswere formed.“Because I had learned

to use so many freshherbs and spices since I

started in my familybusiness at the age of13, it has all come to-gether in the dishes Iprepare,” he said. “It isimportant to understandthat no salt and low saltare a way of life. It’s upto the chef to take thatnormally bland food andturn it into somethingtasty and delicious.”In his many stops

along the way, ChefLenny B has found that if

you prepare foods -using natural ingredients- the taste, color and ap-peal of the dish will bethe selling point. Many ofthe residents have al-ready started to see amajor difference and va-riety of the foods theyare now eating.From Kosher meals to

other dishes that requirespecial attention, ChefLenny B and his staff arealways ready for any

challenge. That comesfrom years of culinaryexperience."When you have a

chance to do your ownordering and menu plan-ning, it goes a long wayin making any restaurantsetting a success," ChefLenny B explained. "Theyears I spent in kitchensin hotels and other busi-nesses have really got-ten me ready to producethe best cuisine possi-ble."

No matter if it’s aCuban-inspired meal,something fresh and Ital-ian – or one of his newcreations straight fromthe Mediterranean, theresidents of Seaside Re-tirement Resort havecome out as big winners– all the way around.If you’ve been looking

for that well rounded re-tirement experience,Seaside Retirement Re-sort has exactly whatyou’ve been looking for.

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Seaside Retirement Resort kicks upits menu – to new culinary heights

“Our menus are very exciting and will rangefrom Italian and French to extensive Latin foodsfrom Cuba and Argentina – to name just a few.We are giving our residents the freshest and thebest tasting meals they will get anywhere.”

Chef Lenny BSeaside Retirement Resort

(BPT) - Twice the pro-tein, half the carbs, 20percent of your daily cal-cium requirement andprobiotic cultures thathelp keep digestive tractshappy - what's not to loveabout Greek yogurt? Forsome who resist makingthe switch from regular toGreek yogurt, it boilsdown to taste. Some peo-ple find the strong flavorof this nutritional power-house to be a bit ... well,too strong!"Even if you're not a fan

of Greek yogurt's distinc-tive flavor for snacking orbreakfast purposes, youcan still tap the healthbenefits of this populardairy product," says Lau-rie McNamara, author ofthe blog Simply Scratch."You can incorporateGreek yogurt into a varietyof recipes by using it toreplace less healthful op-tions like sour cream andmayo, or less nutritionallypowerful ones like regularyogurt."The approaching holi-

days are a perfect oppor-tunity to beginincorporating Greek yo-

gurt into your family'sdiets - and your entertain-ing menus. It's possible toreap the health benefits ofthis super food in everycourse of your holidaymeals.

APPETIZERSWhat holiday buffet - or

other occasion, for thatmatter - would be com-plete without a veggie trayand dip? Store-boughtdips are often loaded withpreservatives, sugar, saltand/or fatty ingredients.Making your own is agreat way to reduce fatand calories, amp up nu-tritional value and ensurefresh, organic flavor.McNamara has part-

nered with Simply Or-ganic, purveyors of qualityorganic seasonings, tocreate ideas for servingSimply Organic Greek Yo-gurt Dip Mixes. Dips madewith Greek yogurt addzest to vegetable platters,and can be a healthiercomplIment to moredecadent treats like chipsand pretzels.The dip seasonings can

also pair with Greek yo-

gurt in other appetizers,too. "If a recipe calls forregular yogurt or sourcream, you can substituteGreek yogurt," McNamarasays.Try this recipe for a fla-

vorful dish that can workon an hors d'oeuvrestable or as an appetizeron a buffet.

SPINACH AND BACON-STUFFED MUSHROOMS1 package-(16 ounces)baby portabella mush-rooms (about 20 baby bel-las) 1 1/4 cups plain nonfatGreek yogurt- 4 tablespoons-turkeybacon, cooked and crum-bled (about four slices) 4 tablespoons-finelyshredded 2 percent milkColby Jack cheese 1 package-Simply OrganicZesty Spinach Dip Mix 1 1/2 teaspoons-finebread crumbs

Preheat oven to 350 de-grees and spray a largeglass baking dish withnonstick cooking spray.Remove stems and

scrape out gills of mush-rooms with a spoon, beingcareful not to puncturecaps of mushrooms.In a large bowl, combine

yogurt, bacon, cheeseand dip mix until evenlymixed. Stuff mushroom

caps with yogurt mixture,and sprinkle with breadcrumbs.Place mushroom caps in

baking dish and bake forabout 20 minutes, untilthe filling is hot and bub-bly.

ENTREES AND SIDESThink of all the dishes

that call for sour cream,milk, heavy cream or reg-ular plain yogurt. Frommashed potatoes andchicken salad to soupsand marinades for meats,Greek yogurt can replacethose less healthful ingre-dients, allowing you toreap its health benefitswhile making the flavorsubtle (or even unde-tectable) and enjoyable.And you don't need toconfine yourself to Greekrecipes; Greek yogurtworks regardless of adish's ethnic origins.Here's a recipe from

Simply Organic in whichGreek yogurt cuts the fatin a traditional Hungarianclassic:

SMOKEY CHICKEN PAPRIKASH2 -8-ounce chicken

breasts, skinless andboneless 2 tablespoons-ground flaxseed 1 tablespoon-all-purposeflour

1/4 teaspoon-smoked salt 1/8 teaspoon-cayenne 1/4 teaspoon-finelyground black pepper 1 tablespoon-smoked pa-prika, divided 1/2 teaspoon-garlic gran-ules 1/2 -white onion, chopped 1/2 -red bell pepper,chopped 1/2 -yellow bell pepper,chopped 1/2 cup-sliced mush-rooms 1 -tomato, chopped 1/2 cup-chicken broth(made with chicken fla-vored broth powder) 3/4 cup-non-fat plainGreek yogurt 1/2 teaspoon-lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon-cornstarch

Preheat oven to 375 de-grees and spray an 11-by-7-inch baking dish withnon-stick spray.Combine ground flaxseed, flour, salt, cayenne,black pepper, 1 teaspoonsmoked paprika and gar-lic granules in a smallbowl.Dredge chicken pieces indry mixture and place innon-stick pan. Surroundchicken breasts withonion, red bell pepper, yel-low bell pepper, mush-rooms and tomato. Pourchicken broth overchicken and vegetables,then evenly sprinkle veg-

etables and chicken withremaining smoked pa-prika.Cover baking dish withaluminum foil and bakefor about 30 to 35 minutesor until done. Chicken'sinternal temperatureshould be at least 165 de-grees when done.Combine Greek yogurtand lemon juice in asaucepan. In a small bowl,whisk together cornstarchand 1/2 cup liquid mixturefrom baking dish. Stir intoyogurt and lemon juiceand cook, stirring con-stantly, until slightly thick-ened, about five minutes.Pour yogurt sauce overchicken and vegetables.

DESSERTSCakes, bread puddings,

pies - even cookies -practically any holidaydessert can work withGreek yogurt as an ingre-dient. Vegetarians and ve-gans have been replacingeggs with regular yogurtfor years, and Greek yo-gurt is an even healthiersubstitution. Generally, ifyour recipe calls for a cupof creme fraiche, sourcream, mayonnaise orcream cheese, you cansubstitute a cup of Greekyogurt. It's also a great-tasting, creamy andhealthier alternative forhomemade frozen yogurt.

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