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This initiative addresses a vital public health issue. Medicines that languishin home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse, and abuse.Rates of prescription drug abuse in the U.S. are alarmingly high.

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While we cannot en-tirely avoid a wait time inour lobby, we try to makeyour wait time minimaland as comfortable aspossible. Chen MedicalCenters offers healthysnacks and beverages inMaryʼs Café, complimen-tary to our patients wait-ing in the lobby. In MaryʼsCafé, you will find a vari-ety of fruits, including ap-ples, oranges orbananas, we well aswhole grain snacks suchas granola bars, veggiechips, or muffins. MaryʼsCafé also offers freshlybrewed coffee, tea, andbottled water. Waiting foryour doctorʼs appoint-ment has never beenmore enjoyable than atChen Medical Centers!

For more informationon how you can tour aChen Medical Center,contact us today at 305-698-6500. We look for-ward to seeing you soon!

ACUPUNCTUREOFFERED AT CHENMEDICAL CENTERSAcupuncture has been

effectively used for thetreatment of back pain,headaches, migrainesand sports injuries. How-ever, acupuncture pro-vides more than painrelief. It can be helpful intreating anxiety, insom-nia, digestive problems,abdominal pain, weightcontrol, and much, muchmore.At Chen Medical Centers,patients who qualify canbenefit from acupuncturetreatments. Treatmentcan help patients withvarious ailments throughthe use of acupuncturesessions. Some condi-tions commonly treatedwith acupuncture include:• Neck, shoulder, orback pain• Sciatica• Hip pain• Anxiety• Depression• Insomnia• Headaches and mi-graines• Chronic fatigue syn-drome• Sinus problems• Arthritis pain• Irritable bowel syn-

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Chen Medical Centersunderstands the impor-tance of offering alterna-tives to conventionalmedical treatments to ex-pand our scope of pre-ventative medicine. Formore information on howacupuncture can helpyou, contact Chen Med-

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HALLANDALE BEACH- Last Tuesday the CityCommission conductedinterviews with four CityAttorney finalists. Origi-nally six candidates wereinvited and scheduledbut at the last minute twowithdrew their applica-tions. Each interview wasscheduled for an hourand a half to provideample time for the candi-dates to give a brief intro-duction and theCommission to ask ques-tions. The Commissioninterviewed two law firmsand two individual attor-neys.After a daylong session,the City Commission de-bated at length whetherto move to outside coun-sel or remain within anin-house attorney. Duringthe course of the day weheard both pros andcons of each alternative.Staff, after being con-cerned with the change,did agree that outsidecounsel can work. Afterworking with Interim CityAttorney Dion who is partof a firm, I found that itcan work.

The majority of theCommission still was notcomfortable with makingthe move to outsidecounsel unless the cur-rent Assistant City Attor-ney and AOA wouldremain on-site. The CityCommission voted on a4-1 vote to enter intocontract negotiations withV. Lynn Whitfield, Esq. asour first choice. In thisyear's budget the citybudgeted for a $160,000base salary. The City At-torney would be eligible

for the same benefits asdirectors, including a$500 month car al-lowance. With everythingcombined including a capat $203,000, City Com-mission directed the CityManager to conduct thenegotiation giving flexibil-ity to what combination ofbenefits Mrs. Whitfieldand he could arrive at.

In the event that thenegotiations fail with At-torney Whitfield the Com-mission did agree oursecond choice would beoutside counsel with thefirm of Weiss, Serota,Helfman, Pastoria, Coleand Boniske. Our city isvery familiar with thisfirm. We have hiredthem for many cases in-cluding the Waste Man-agement Case, whichthey won on our behalf intrial. The City Managerwas directed to negotiatewith them based on theirproposal and the under-standing that we wouldwant the Assistant CityAttorney and AOA to re-main in the city office.

The city also took ac-tion last Monday to hire a

state lobbyist. The Cityissued an RFQ back in2008 and Corcoran & As-sociates and Ronald L.Book were awarded theRFQ on December 3,2008. The RFP was forthree years, but basedon an annual renewal bythe City Commission. Inthe following two years,the City Commission au-thorized the agreementwith Corcoran & Associ-ates be extended for anadditional year and forgaming issues, the CityManager was directed towork on an as neededbasis with Ron Book.Since the RFP was dueto expire and the legisla-tive session was startingearly this year, City Man-ager Antonio went out toRFP.

Corcoran and Johnsonworked exceptionally wellas our general lobbyist.They spoke with the CityManager and Staff andinformed them they werenot going to participate inthe RFP. Three firms didrespond; Ron Book, PA,Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld,Karlinsky & Abate, P.A.and William Peebles PA.All three firms have anexcellent track recordand are well known inTallahassee. Staff cameback recommendingColodny be awarded thecontract since they hadbeen ranked the highest.Staff related the senti-ment that all the firmswere ranked similarly.However Colodny was$5000 less.

Our main focus and pri-ority will be to ensure thatour pari-mutuels tracks

are provided parity. In theevent any gaming legisla-tion comes forward, wewill not support any billsthat do not give ourtracks a level playingfield. The city votedunanimously to hire RonBook as our state lobby-ist. He has always beenour preferred lobbyistwhen it comes to gamingissues. His firm officiallyworks with one otherpari-mutuel; Flagler DogTrack located in Miami-Dade. Committee weekshave already started andsession officially beginsin January due to redis-tricting.

Many individuals con-tinue to struggle with per-sonal finances duringthese difficult economictimes. As an AdvisoryBoard Member of the USConference of Mayors, Iwas approached to workon behalf the Conferencein South Florida to helpassist in facilitating thenational partnership forpersonal financial plan-ning.

This weekend, in part-nership with four nationalorganizations; CertifiedFinancial Planners Boardof Standards, FinancialPlanning Association,Foundation for FinancialPlanning and the USConference of Mayors,the South Florida Finan-cial Planning Day will beconducted. Three SouthFlorida locations havebeen selected; Miami,North Miami Beach andin Broward County atMacArthur High School,6501 Hollywood Boule-vard. Participants will re-

ceive free one-on-onepersonalized financialadvice with no strings at-tached. The consulta-tions will be provided byexperts from the Finan-cial Planning Associationand Certified FinancialPlanners.

There will also be work-shops on various topicsthroughout the day. Top-ics will include budgeting,credit and debt, invest-ing, retirement, home-ownership, estateplanning, insurance, em-ployee benefits, educa-tion savings and more.There will be absolutelyno solicitation whatso-ever. These organiza-tions are partnering togive back to the commu-nity and help individualssecure their financial fu-ture.

For more informationand to register please

visit www.FinancialPlan-ningDays.org/South-Florida or call1-877-861-7826.If you want to get into theHalloween “spirit” join theCity in celebrating theAnnual Outhouse Festi-val on Monday, October31 at Peter BluestenPark; starting at 6 PM.Every resident should beon the lookout for the no-torious outhouse gangthat will be out on theprowl. They continue toevade our local law en-forcement.

As always pleasefeel free to contactme at any time withyour questions and

concerns at my office954-457-1318 orcell/text 954-632-

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fabric of any City is wovenfrom the unique qualitiesof that Cityʼs neighbor-hoods. For each of us inHollywood – a City of 27square miles - our individ-ual experience may bequite different dependingon where we live or work.What we absolutely sharein common is the desirefor our neighborhoods tobe safe, inviting and thriv-ing. When neighborhoodsare improved, everybodybenefits.

The question is: with lim-ited resources and suchgreat need, how can weaccomplish dramatic andpositive change? Thatʼswhere the Great Neigh-borhoods Challengecomes in. The Challengeis an initiative of the Cityof Hollywood, working withthe Hollywood Council ofCivic Associations, to en-gage residents, businessowners and organizationsin making each and everyneighborhood throughoutthe City better—onehouse, one business, andone block at a time. Tomake the challenge evenmore exciting, cash prizeswill be awarded to the in-dividuals or organizationsmaking the most dramatic,visible, impactful improve-ments to the appearanceof both residential andnon-residential properties.Neighborhoods will alsohave the opportunity towork together to design “agreat place in a publicspace.” Is there a streetin your neighborhood that

needs landscaping? Haveyou noticed medians thatneed to be replanted?Would you like to see apublic art project decoratea public area? Neighbor-hoods can develop andsubmit their own designswith the top ideas gettingthe funding needed tomake them a reality.

The kick-off event isslated for Thursday, No-vember 3 during theNeighborhoods Forumbeing held at the FredLippman MultipurposeCenter, 2030 Polk Streetfrom 5:30-8:30 p.m. Any-one interested in improv-ing where they live, workor play is invited to attendand take part in the chal-lenge by working with theirNeighborhood ActionCommittee. These com-mittees are being createdto work in every area ofthe City—first to spreadthe word about the GreatNeighborhoods Chal-lenge, then to developplans for ways to improvethe public spaces in theirneighborhoods. The con-test will run from Decem-ber 1 to April 1, so even ifyou miss the first meetingyou can still get involved!

The immediate goals ofthe challenge are pretty

simple:To make a big difference

in the appearance andfeel of neighborhoodsacross the City by engag-ing residents, businessowners and organizationsto make small, visible in-vestments with a big im-pact.To transform small public

areas into exceptionalpublic spaces that cele-brate a neighborhoods in-dividual personality.

The long-term benefitsthat come from residentsand business owners join-ing together for a common

purpose are multi-faceted:strengthening neighbor-hoods, improving propertyvalues, developing lastingrelationships and ignitingnew energy and desirabil-ity for neighborhoodsacross the City.

The Challenge gets theball rolling…the resultsbuild momentum for con-tinued progress!

For more informationabout the Great Neigh-borhoods Challenge, go

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‘SPOTLIGHT ON HOLLYWOOD’Hollywood launches the Great Neighborhoodʼs Challenge

With the region stillunder a water shortage,South Florida municipal-ities are uniting to con-serve water in theWyland Living GreenFairʼs 2nd AnnualMayorʼs Challenge. In-troduced by the WylandLiving Green Fair in2009, the Mayorʼs Chal-lenge encourageshealthy competitionamong South Floridacities by asking resi-dents to commit to con-serving water by takingthe Wyland Founda-tionʼs Clean Water

Pledge. Mayor JoyCooper and the City ofHallandale Beach haveaccepted the challenge.

“Water conservation isa critical issue that af-fects each and everyone of us living in SouthFlorida,” said SusanWhelchel, mayor ofBoca Raton. “TheMayorʼs Challenge is afun and easy way forcommunities to cometogether to show theircommitment to conserv-ing water. We encour-age all residents in thetri-county area to make

their conservationpledge today and helpmake an immediate dif-ference to our local en-vironment.”

“While a number ofwater restrictions re-main in effect, theMayorʼs Challenge is aneffort to get residents tothink about other waysthey can conservewater now and through-out the year to help ourregion achieve sustain-ability,” said David Et-zler, Founder, LivingGreen Fair. “The goal ofthe Wyland Living

Green Fair is to educatepeople about a howthey can embrace agreener, healthierlifestyle and water con-servation is an impor-tant first step.”

Residents in the tri-county area are encour-aged to make theirconservation pledgetoday at www.living-greenfair.com and com-mit to a series of simplesteps that can be madeto reduce overall impacton the local environ-ment. The competitionruns throughout themonth of October.Based upon the numberof residents who makethe pledge, the winningcity will be recognized

during a special presen-tation at the Wyland Liv-ing Green Fair onSaturday, November 5,at Mizner Park in BocaRaton.

By participating in theMayorʼs Challenge, resi-dents learn how theycan change their waterusage habits to savemoney and energy andhelp create a greenerplace in which to live.They also help their citycompete for this yearʼsdistinguished MayorʼsChallenge title. Resi-dents of the winning citywill also be eligible forfree passes to theWyland Living GreenFair.

For more detailsabout the WylandLiving Green Fair,visit www.living-greenfair.com.

The 2011 Wyland Liv-ing Green Fair is a fam-ily-friendly eventbringing together morethan 2,500 attendeesto experience art, com-munity involvement,health & wellness, andawareness about theenvironment. Morethan 2500 attendeesare expected at theevent taking place No-vember 5 and 6, atMizner Park in BocaRaton. www.living-greenfair.com.

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The ʻStables of Terror,ʼopen Thursday throughSunday and Monday, Oc-tober 31 from 8 p.m. untilmidnight, will take visitorsthrough the saddling en-closure at Gulfstream,which has been trans-formed into a house ofhorrors. Visitors will walkthrough a graveyard,come across wanderingspirits, unexpectedlymeet ghosts and ghouls,and be welcomed by theHeadless Horseman.Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased at the door. For more information call 954.454.7000 or go to www.stable-softerror.com. Children 13 years of age must be accompanied

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Nov. 5• TRIBUTE TO VETER-ANS/MILITARY ROOMMAKEOVER. Honoringmilitary veterans. Se-lected Veterans will re-ceive a room makeoverprovided by several ofthe professional design-ers at the Dania BeachDesign Center, a newlydesignated Design Dis-trict. 11am-3pm. DaniaBeach Design District,1200 Stirling Road. 1/2mile east of I-95 (north-side) Dania Beach. LiveEntertainment, RainbowCircus (trapezeartist/Jugglers/Stilt walk-ers/acrobatic perform-ance), Kid's Zone (Facepainting/Balloonartist/Ballet perform-ance), Miami/BrowardFood Trucks with amenu from A-Z, ExoticCar & Classic Car Show.This is a fundraiser forWounded Warrior Proj-ect. Presentation Cere-

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• The Humane Societyof Greater Miamiʼs nextVolunteer Orientation at12:00 p.m. at the Sofferand Fine Adoption Cen-ter 16101 West DixieHighway North MiamiBeach, FL 33160. It willlast 90 minutes. Volun-teers must be 18 yearsof age (13 - 17 must beaccompanied by an adultand the adult must vol-unteer). All volunteersare required to attend anorientation. Volunteerhours are flexible. Orien-tations are given the 1stand 3rd Saturday of themonth at 12 p.m. andThursdays at 5 p.m. Norsvp is needed. Pleasearrive 30-60 minutesearly to reserve yourspot as seating is lim-ited. 305-749-1843.

Nov. 11• Calling all veteransfrom every generation!The City of Aventurawants YOU to participatein this yearʼs VeteransDay Ceremony, whichwill be held at 10 AM atthe Aventura Arts andCultural Center, locatedat 3385 NE 188 Street.Interested veterans andveterans groups shouldcontact Kate Gladfelterat 305-466-2735, or callthe Aventura CommunityRecreation Center at305-466-3883.

ONGOING

AVENTURA• Prostate Cancer FreeSupport group: Meetsthe fourth Sunday ofevery month at BiscayneMedical Arts Plaza,21110 Biscayne Boule-vard, Ground Floor,Aventura. The BiscayneMedical Arts Plaza is lo-cated directly acrossfrom the Best Buy storeon Biscayne Boulevardon 211th Street. Parkingis FREE in front of thebuilding. There arehighly informative pre-sentations by profes-sionals in this field andare held monthly. Tastytreats and fresh coffeeare provided. Guestsand spouses are alwayswelcome.

• Join us for TorahStudy Monday &Thursday evenings, 5:30p.m. - 6:30 p.m. (nocharge) with Rabbi Gold-smith at Temple ShuvaIsrael, which is locatedat the Publix ShoppingCenter, next to theHSBC Bank, for moreinfo, call: (305) 933-1177.

BROWARD COUNTY• Bridge Games at theFort Lauderdale BridgeClub, 700 Northeast 6thTerrace, daily at 12:30p.m. and Sunday at 1:00p.m. Non-life masterpoint games Tuesday,Wednesday and Fridayat 12:30 p.m. Socialgames Monday andThursday at 12 noon.Also: Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday & Sunday nightgames. Lunch availableat 11:30 a.m. Call: (954)

761-1577.

• The Memorial CancerInstitute, in coordinationwith the Leukemia Lym-phoma Society, offeringa free, educational sup-port group for leukemia,lymphoma and myelomapatients and their care-givers. This group meetson the second Wednes-day evening of everymonth at Memorial Hos-pital West, 703 NorthFlamingo Road. Pre-reg-istration is required. Formore information, callthe Leukemia Lym-phoma Society at: (954)961-3234.

HALLANDALE BEACH• Belly Dance With

Sandi! Every Tuesday,11:45-12:45, held at Me-morial Sr. Partners, 1726E. Hallandale BeachBlvd. $5.00 members/$8.00 nonmembers (Allages, all stages! Fun!Fun! Fun!).

• Paint With Sandi!Every Thursday morn-ing, 9:15- 11:30... I teacha different demo everyweek! $10 for members,Memorial Sr. Partners,1726 E. HallandaleBeach Blvd. (305 978-6701)

• Memorial SeniorPartners is offering anongoing Hatha YogaProgram with Karen RichTHURSDAYS starting

October 6th at 3PM.Gentle pose sequencesincrease flexibility,strength and balance.Members $5. Lifetimemembership age 50+only $25! 1726 E Hal-landale Beach Blvd. 954276 9750

• The Memorial SeniorPartners is offeringSpanish Lessons onTuesdays, Basic at10.45 and Continuationof Basic at 11.45. Thecost is $5.00 per hour.This is an ongoing Pro-gram. 1726 E. Hallan-dale Beach Blvd.Hallandale Beach.Please call : 954-457-0501.

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ment and failure to sur-round himself with pro-gressive andknowledgeable peoplewho make decisions tokeep companies thriv-ing, have really madethe once proud Dolphinsone of the worst profranchises around.

I grew up here andwatched this team fromthe first year they heldpre-season practices inSt. Petersburg - beforethey moved to BiscayneCollege (St. ThomasUniversity). I lived theyears of the Joe Auers,Bob Grieses, Earl Mor-ralls, George Wilsonsand the Robbie family.That's why I feel morequalified than most tospeak out.The horror show that

we have seen here forthe past decade issomething that makestrue Dolfans, like myfamily, which has heldseason tickets for everyseason since Flipperjumped around in histank in the open end ofthe Orange Bowl, feelcheated for the moneythey are paying for aminor league product.You have to feel for

Dolphin icons like DanMarino, Griese and DonShula, who saw thisfranchise become thebest in all of sports -with a winning percent-age that other footballteams could only dreamabout. But things havehappened, and since1984, the Dolphins havenot been that elite team,and over the past 10years, they have beendisgraceful at times. All three are asked all

the time by so many,what has happened tothe franchise, and nonecan really speak out, not

wanting to hurt feelings.Let's face it, while

Ross is a businessmanand has made money atdoing what he does inthe world of finances, heis a fan. A fan whobought a team and feltthat he could hire like-minded people to runthis business. He alsolistened to the wrongpeople.

When the Dolphinslost to Denver, droppingto 0-6 on Sunday, theblame continues to goon head coach TonySparano, and while youhate to see perhaps thehardest working personin the organization be-come the "reason" whythe team is losing, it'sthe easy thing to do tomask the fact that Rossis a horrible owner.

How else can anyonejustify what has takenplace during his regime.He hired a washed up,loud mouth, no longerrespected Bill Parcellswho felt that the goodole boy network wouldhelp his buddy Ross getadjusted to ownership.The only positive thingthat came from the Par-cells era was Sparano,who is a great coachand everything you wantin your team leader.What Parcells sold

Ross and people whowere blind-sided bywhat the "Big Tuna" haddone in the past was thereality that he was nolonger the "guru" andproved that in Dallas bytrying to pull something

over on real footballfans.

Blaming Sparano isactually admitting youknow nothing about foot-ball. This man was setup to fail by having a anovermatched GeneralManager in Jeff Irelandoverseeing this mess, itadded up to the fact thatthis team drafts poorlyand brings in non-play-making athletes.To me, everything that

is great about franchisessuch as New England,New York Giants andJets, the Steelers andGreen Bay are the fansin those areas wouldnever, ever let things getthis bad.

Ross and the Dol-phins, as they saw theFlorida Gator/Tim Tebowthing blow up in theirface - with boos andsigns of disapproval, willsoon find out that youcannot throw the loyalfans to the side in thename of being diplo-matic. Not when it costsa family of four nearly$500 to attend onegame!

While he continues tolisten to the advice ofthose who are ruiningthe image of this fran-chise, Ross better un-derstand that if you goafter someone like BillCowher, you had betterclean your act up.Cowher comes from afranchise where theyhave done it the rightway for five decades.The good ole buddy erawill be over!

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Beth David MemorialGardens is growing tomeet the needs of ourcommunity. Not onlyare they expandingtheir Private Family Es-tates, which allows theopportunity for the fam-ilies to personalize and“build to suite “their in-dividual desires. In ad-dition, a newmonument section isalso being developedto assure those fami-lies who want a moreJewish traditional bur-ial. Along with all thisgrowth, Beth David hasalso begun construc-tion on a new mau-soleum building. “Ourgoal at Beth David is togrow and expand tomeet the needs of thecommunity and fami-lies that we serve. Aslong as the needs ofour families continue,we will keep growingand developing.” SaysMarc Rubin, AreaSales Director.Levitt-Weinstein Me-

morial Chapels &Cemeteries along withBlasberg Rubin-Zilberthave been involved inthe South Florida com-munity for over half acentury. What distin-guishes Levitt-Wein-stein & BlasbergRubin-Zilbert is thatthese South Florida in-stitutions are still oper-ated by the thirdgeneration of the origi-nal founding families.

Life is uncertain, andit's important that thefinal resting place of aloved one be agreedupon. Our full-servicefuneral homes andcemetery are proud tobe independentlyowned and locally op-erated. We are not a

public company tradedon the stock market.

Michael Blasberg,General Manager, said,"We have directorswith over 100 years ofcombined arrangingexperience and aresensitive to the needsof families. We strive tobuild on our long-termrelationships and cre-ate new ones that willstand the test of time."

The services pro-vided by Levitt-Wein-stein Memorial

Chapels & Cemeteryalong with BlasbergRubin-Zilbert, though,dedicated to the Jew-ish community, areavailable to peoplefrom all walks of life.

Although ourcemetaries are strictlyfor Jewish burials, ourfuneral homes areavailable to service allfaiths.

Marc Rubin, AreaSales Director, said,"Whether your lovedone is staying locally ortransferring out ofstate, the funeral homeis here for the needs ofall people that weserve. The advantageof being privatelyowned and managed is

that decisions can bemade quickly."

"People makechoices in life and planahead for manythings," Rubin says."When a death occurs,why place the burdenon your family to makethose eternal decisionsfor you? What if un-foreseen situationsarise, wouldn't you feelbetter knowing youmade your plans be-forehand?"

Shari Bradley, Mar-keting Director, said,"One of the benefits ofdealing with us NOW isthat you're planning inadvance, savingmoney and relievingyour family of stress byhaving to make the lastminute decisions whenyouʼre not necessarilythinking rationally.""Approximately 90%

of the families we serv-ice have been pre-arranged," Rubin said.When you think aboutit logically, it makessense because it is justanother part of EstatePlanning, like your Will;and you can handleyour funeral and ceme-tery wishes at thesame time with us."

Rubin goes on to

say,"What are yougoing to do when adeath occurs? It's im-portant that each per-son has a pre-arrangedplan. A person can setup a financial plan paidout over a period oftime with no interestcharges. One day youwill need it, so why waitfor that day to suddenlycome? Long-term plan-ning locks in at today'sprice and protectsagainst inflation."

Blasberg states,"There are no two fu-neral plans the same.Increasingly, theChapel handles specialrequests such as "Per-sonalized Funerals"that celebrate the life ofthe person.

In a matter of speak-ing, death is a fact oflife and in those chal-lenging moments youwant a family there tocomfort you, to love,grieve, and rememberyour spirit. "LET OURFAMILY TREAT YOURFAMILY LIKE OUROWN."

Levitt Weinstein,Blasberg Rubin-ZilbertFuneral Homes andBeth David MemorialGardens and Chapels.

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Our family is hereto serve your family

Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert have been involved in theSouth Florida community for over half a century. What distinguishes Levitt-Weinstein & Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert isthat these South Florida institutions are still operated by the third generation of the original founding families.

Mark Ginsberg- Funeral Chapel Manager, ShariBradley- Assistant Sales Manager,LMC and Market-

ing Director Marc Rubin- Area Sales Director.

“Our goal at Beth David is to grow and expand to meetthe needs of the community and families that we serve.As long as the needs of our families continue, we willkeep growing and developing.” Says Marc Rubin, Area

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There are six chapels servingDade, Broward, & Palm Beach

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Visit them on-line at www.Levitt-Weinstein.com

The Smart StageMatinee show fea-tures award-winningacrobats, dancers,and jugglers, perform-ing to baroque, classi-cal, romantic andcontemporary musicselections by theSymphony of theAmericas that will per-form a special Hal-loween Matinee onOctober 30, 2011 at3:30 p.m. Childrenunder 12 years ofage, IN COSTUME,will receive a discountand special gift. Tick-ets are $25, $40 and$50. Cirque de laSymphonie is a jaw-dropping fusion of or-chestral music andastonishing circus ac-robatics. The showalso includes aerialfliers, contortionistsand strongmen acts.It's world record hold-ers, gold medal win-ners and theSymphony of Amer-ica's conductor,James Brooks-Bruzzese, put on ashow that is a treat forthe audiences earsand eyes. An eveningperformance will takeplace on November 1,2011, at 8:15 p.m.Tickets are $62 to$85. For further infor-mation, call: (954)462-0222.

Cirque de la Sym-phonie brings themagic of the circus tothe Broward Center'sAu-Renee Theatre, lo-cated at 201 South-west Fifth Avenue,Fort Lauderdale. It isan exciting adaptationof artistic perform-ances widely seen intheatres and arenas.Artists include veter-ans of exceptionalcirque programsthroughout the world.

These artists areamong the best in thebusiness. Each artist'sperformance is chore-ographed to musicwith the music direc-tor. It is the best-sell-ing program of its kindand a three dimen-sional, stunning,Audio/Visual enter-tainment extrava-ganza, creating aspectacular, high en-ergy show. A reallywonderful perform-ance that can be en-joyed by studentsPre-K through 12 andthe entire family. Ex-perience the magicand the wonder as theamazing feats com-bine with some of themost favorite music.

ZOETIC STAGEAND ARSHT CEN-TER PRESENT THEWORLD PREMIEREOF "CAPTIVA" ONEHILARIOUS COM-EDY: Zoetic is a Na-tional New PlayNetwork world pre-miere production anda wild new brilliantcomedy inspired by atrue story, a Florida-based play that isdarkly funny anddeeply moving. Overthe course of a week-end reunion, threesiblings come to-gether in the hopes ofcelebration and re-connection. Whentheir parents jointhem, rivalry, sex and

a hurricane turn thefamily upside down.Stranded together,they are forced to faceeach other with hon-esty and bottles ofwine. Captiva is asmart and stingingcomedy about family,fear and future.

Written by 2011Carbonell Award Win-ner ChristopherDemos-Brown, Cap-tiva will blow youaway. On stage in theZiff Ballet OperaHouse, November 3to 20, 2011. For tick-ets and information,call the box office at:(305) 949-6722, lo-cated at 1300 Bis-cayne Boulevard,Miami. Performancesare evenings at 7:30p.m., matinees at 4p.m.

COMIC ACTRESSAND MOVIE STARANA GASTEYERTAKES CENTERSTAGE AT THEAVENTURA CEN-TER FOR THE PER-FORMING ARTS:Ana Gasteyer is anAmerican actress ofstage, film and televi-sion, best known forher comedic roleswhen she was a castmember on SaturdayNight Live from 1996to 2002. After six sea-sons with SaturdayNight Live, she left toplay small roles onSeinfeld as well as on

the shows: "Party ofFive," "Hope andGlory" and "NYPDBlue." In 2005, Anaoriginated the role ofElphaba in theChicago production ofthe musical "Wicked,"in which she wasnominated for a Jef-ferson Award for herperformance. Shelater played the role inthe Broadway produc-tion from 2006 to2007. In 2009, shestarred as Frisco Katein "Girl Crazy." Herunforgettable rendi-tions of Hillary Clinton,Martha Stewart andCeline Dion have wonacclaim from audi-ences as well asStewart and Dionthemselves. Shemade her Broadwaydebut in "The RockyHorror Show."

Ana now takes thestage in a delightfulnight of music andlaughter on Friday,November 4, 2011 at8 p.m. at the AventuraCenter located at3385 Northeast 188thStreet, Aventura. Tick-ets are $56.50 to$66.50 at the box of-fice, on-line at:

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"See You at theTheatre"

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On Monday, Octo-ber 31st, PeterBluesten Park (501SE 1st Ave.) will bethe place to gatherfrom 6-9 p.m.for aFREE event that isopen to all.

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Will your flood insurance rate rise?

The Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA) has developed new flood maps for BrowardCounty with major revisions that could affect many Hal-landale Beach residents and businesses. These mapsare the result of the first comprehensive review of floodzones throughout Broward County in 15 years. The new maps were released in October 2011 and

will be presented to the Broward community in a seriesof public meetings on November 14 – 16, 2011. FEMAstaff members will be present to determine the currentand proposed flood zones of properties and to answerquestions of property owners, including how these newmaps could affect your flood insurance.You are invited to attend one of the following Commu-

nity/Public Meetings on three different days at threedifferent locations in Broward County (south, centraland north), as specified below:

South South Regional Library (7300 Pines Boulevard, Pem-broke Pines, FL 33024). Meeting Time: Monday, No-vember 14: Public Meeting 4:00 PM-7:45 PM.

Central Volunteer Park Community Center (12050 W. SunriseBoulevard, Plantation, FL 33322). Meeting Time: Tuesday, November 15: Public Meeting 4:00 PM-8:00PM.

NorthHerb Skolnick Center (800 SW 36th Avenue, PompanoBeach, FL 33069). Meeting Time: Wednesday, No-vember 16: Public Meeting 4:00 PM-8:00 PM.

The changes to the flood maps of the City of Hallan-dale Beach are significant. Fortunately, most home-owners will find that the new maps either do notchange their current flood zones at all or they improvetheir current zone. The proposed flood zone area, orSpecial Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), is actually smallerthan the current flood zone area. At the same time, theproposed area designated as less likely to flood (XZone) is actually larger. The homeowners who are re-classified out of the flood zone will see a reduction intheir flood insurance rates.If you are one of those whose property would change

by being reclassified into the flood zone (from X Zoneto SFHA), you will eventually see an increase in yourflood insurance rate. However, initially you will be eligi-ble for a Preferred Risk Policy, the lowest-cost flood in-surance policy, from one to two policy years followingthe effective date of a map change. With this change,property owners should have adequate time to under-stand and plan for the financial implications of newmaps and the mandatory purchase requirement. Lessthan 3% of the area in Hallandale Beach is proposedto change from X Zone to SFHA.

Additional information can be gleaned at the follow-ing websites:

• City of Hallandale Beach:www.hallandalebeachfl.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=212• Broward County: http://www.broward.org/Regula-tion/Engineering/FloodZoneMaps/Pages/Default.aspx

If you have questions concerning the new floodmaps, you may call Earl King at 954-457-1669.

Florida City Government WeekThe City of Hal-

landale Beachhosted studentsfrom GulfstreamMiddle School forthis yearʼs FloridaCity GovernmentWeek on Tuesday,October 18th. Thestudents spent theday leaning abouttheir local city gov-ernment by visitingvarious depart-ments; meetingwith Mayor Cooper and Commissioner Lewy; and working on projects they presentedto their fellow students.

Help make every home a safe homeAs Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, it is important that we all continue

to commit to ending violence within families and relationships. Each of us can make a differ-ence!

Take time to reach out to a family member, friend, or co-worker who you believe may be in aviolent or potentially violent relationship; Refer them to a domestic violence shelter, counselor,or victim advocate.

Attend an awareness or fundraising event; See information below to participate in theWomen in Distress 5k SAFE WALK

Donate items needed by the local shelter or victim service programs; Donate your time as a volunteer at a domestic violence or victim services program;If you are an employer, help employees by allowing time off or adjusting schedules so that

victims can take time to go to court, get restraining orders, and relocate from an unsafe home;If you are a teacher, coach, or someone who has frequent contact with children and families

watch for signs of an abusive family situation;If you are involved in a religious organization or a leader in the faith community help assure

information is available to your congregation.You have already taken a step by joining us and learning more about domestic and intimate

partner violence by reading our series of articles throughout the month. This phrase may be a fitting headline for this article, but itʼs the bottom line of this series. To-

gether we can make powerful changes to HELP MAKE EVERY HOME A SAFE HOME! If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence and needs or wants help, please

call:• Women In Distress 24-Hour Crisis Line: 954-761-1133 or TTY/TDD: 954-527-5385• Hallandale Beach Police Department Victim Advocate Program: 954-457-1431

Residential Yard Waste Collection Information & ScheduleVegetative Debris Only:

Limbs, leaves, grass, clippings, trunks less that 6 inch indiameter

No trash, treated wood or construction debris.

Schedule• October 31 Northeast

• November 7 Northwest

Set materials out before 7:00am on Monday for pick-upsometime that week. Maximum of 6 cubic yards allowed.

For more information call the Department ofPublic Works at (954)457-1616.

Fire Hydrant FlushingHallandale

Beach Fire Res-cue will be flush-ing Fire Hydrantsin the Northwestsection of the Cityfrom October 1stto the 31st. Thisprocess is neces-sary to ensure,for your safety,there is adequatewater pressureand flow in theevent of a fire.

Flushing the hy-drants may tem-porarily cause an orange tint to your water. Thisin no way indicates any contamination of thewater but may cause discoloration in your washand is only a temporary condition. During thisperiod, please open your faucets and check fordiscolored water.

Should the water continue to run discolorationlonger than five to ten minutes please contactthe Water Department at 954-457-1632.

By David UdoffSun TimesHOLLYWOOD - Elite

Dental Center strivesto provide excellentquality dental care forthe entire family in abrand new office that isboth professional andfriendly. After years ofpracticing in CoralSprings, Dr. Ivan Pel-ton has just opened hisstate-of-the-art prac-tice in the city of Holly-wood, with animportant goal in mind,to continue a durablerelationship with hispatients.

How many dentistsdo you know that havebeen practicing den-tistry for 50 years! Dr.Peltonʼs success isbuilt on years of expe-rience in family den-tistry. He worksclosely with his team ofhighly trained profes-sionals who are guidedby a doctor who knowshow to maintain a pa-tientʼs healthy teethand gums.

Dr. Pelton says, “Ourfirst priority is youroverall dental health.You may just need ascheduled cleaningand an exam, or youmight need an implantor a root canal. Eitherway, we will provideyou with the best treat-ment available. Youcan feel confident thatyour smile will behealthy and lookgreat!”

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Cleanings, fillings, ex-tractions, crowns, rootcanals, partial and fulldentures, implants, ve-neers, teeth whitening,emergencies, ad-vanced cosmetic den-tistry, conscious oralsedation, and peri-odontal therapeutics.

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Make an appoint-ment for a free consul-tation with the doctorfor new patients. Areyou loosing sleepand/or taking pills be-cause of an achingtoothache? Just comein and find out what itwill take to fix it perma-nently and get out ofdiscomfort.

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and will gladly processyour claim. Pleasebring the necessary in-formation with you onyour first visit. For yourconvenience, we alsoaccept paymentsmade with cash, yourVisa, MasterCard, andDiscover cards, Ameri-can express. Financingis available throughCare Credit.

TIPS AND TRICKS:Use baking soda

toothpaste. Soundssimple and it is. Bakingsoda in a concentra-tion of 55% or greaterwill kill oral bacteria.Brushing with it or buy-ing toothpaste withbaking soda will de-crease gum bleedingand tartar deposits.Fluoride, on the otherhand, is beneficial tothe teeth by strength-ening them and mak-ing them resistant todecay. We recommendGelKam (no prescritionneeded) for an excel-lent product that hasmuch more fluoridethan regular tooth-paste. Stronger prod-ucts are available byprescription.

Got canker sores,use Cankermelts. Youcan purchase Canker-melts fromAmazon.com. Canker-melts are made fromlicorice root and doesnot require a prescrip-tion to purchase.

Got cold sores, useVyroxin. It is effectivefor herpes virus lesionson the lips and can bepurchased on Ama-zon.com. No prescrip-tion necessary.Toothpicks used dailybetween teeth havebeen shown to be aseffective as floss. Re-search shows no sta-tistical differencebetween people whotoothpick between theirteeth and those whoflossed. If you prefernot to play with string,

gently pump the tip ofthe toothpick betweenthe teeth and push ituntil you hit resistance.Then repeat 8-10times per space. Workfrom the cheek-sideaspect and don't trythe insides until youhave mastered thecheek side entries.

An electric tooth-brush is superior to amanual toothbrush.Yes it is! You get farbetter cleaning thanusing a manual tooth-brush. The best brandsare Oral-B Triumph(cheaper replacementheads) and Sonicaire.Replace heads every2-3months.

Make sure you brushyour tongue when youbrush. Many of the

bacteria that inhabitour teeth are on thetongue as well sobrush them away andimprove your breath inthe process.

Bleeding gums- getto the dentist. Youmost likely have gumdisease which for mostis a painless disease.So basically, your jawbone may be gettingeaten away by bacteriaand you won't feel painin 90% of the cases.

It has been foundthat dental bacteria isgaining entry into ourarteries and contribut-ing to atherosclerosisor hardening of the ar-teries. Get your teethcleaned regularly andoften if needed.

Page 1C – Twitter@sfsuntimes –Thursday, October 27, 2011 INSIDE: REAL ESTATE • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

PATIENT TESTIMONIALS"After searching for a caring, compassion-

ate, conscientious, and competent dentist Ifinally found Elite Dental Center. Not onlyhas Dr. Ivan Pelton continually providedstate of the art treatment but he respondspromptly to emergency situations withphone calls as well as with follow-up ap-pointments. Dr. Pelton is unique amongdentists. He really cares about his patients,taking time to fully explain all the treatmentprocedures that are to be performed in aneasily understandable way. If all dentistswere like Dr. Pelton there would be no den-tal phobia in America an appreciably lessvisits to the dentist," says Hugh B.

"Dr. Pelton is just great. A friend recom-mended him to me, and it took only one ap-pointment for me to switch to him from myold dentist. He did an outstanding job fillinga cavity my old dentist had done a terriblejob on. And he did what's certainly the bestcleaning job I've had in years. In all, he's ex-tremely thorough, meticulous, careful, andknowledgeable. On top of that, he's a supernice guy -- funny and easy going (yet veryprofessional). The staff is just as nice andhelpful. I highly recommend him,” saysRaul S.

"Dr. Pelton is efficient and runs on time. Ireally appreciate that of him. I also don'thave to wait a long time to get an appoint-ment either. His staff is courteous andDr.Pelton cares about patients and den-tistry," says Patricia D.

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(NewsUSA) - Smellydoggie breath can be an-noying. And dog ownerswill go to great lengths toeliminate or cover it up.But be aware -- pet oralcare goes beyond pre-venting bad doggiebreath. Poor gum healthallows nasty bacteria tomake a beeline straightfor a pet's circulatory sys-tem, which can haveharmful effects on vital or-gans.

Periodontal disease,the leading health condi-tion affecting three-fourths of dogs and catsage three or older, isoften the result of petowners not regularly pro-viding at-home oral careand veterinary assess-ments and treatments.Plaque on pets' teethforms as bacteria andfood particles coat theteeth and develop abiofilm. If not cleaned off,plaque irritates the gumline and can cause gin-givitis and harden on thetooth surface to causetartar. With more accumu-lation, gingivitis mayprogress to periodontaldisease. Diseased gumscan act as a bacterial su-

perhighway into the circu-latory system of the petand may ultimately ad-versely affect vital organs.

"Gum disease, whichresearch tells us can af-fect more than just a pet'smouth, is initiated byplaque accumulating onteeth and not beingcleaned," said Dr. JanBellows, veterinary dentalspecialist and incomingpresident of the AmericanVeterinary Dental Col-lege. "The good news isevery pet parent has thepower to keep their pet'steeth clean and gumshealthy. It starts with dailyat-home oral care withbrushing or VeterinaryOral Health Council

(www.vohc.org)-approveddental products. Andeach pet should have aveterinary oral exam atleast annually with pro-fessional cleanings as ad-vised."

Pet owners will bethrilled to know that Gree-nies Brand recently intro-duced a canine dentalchew that carries the Vet-erinary Oral Health Sealof Acceptance for reduc-tion of plaque and tartarbuild-up and is clinicallyproven to help maintainhealthier gums. Thesefifth-generation chews byGreenies use a highlypalatable, natural recipewith added vitamins andminerals, are nutritionally

complete and balancedand are available in vet-erinary clinics and petspecialty stores nation-wide.

For more informa-tion, visit www.gree-

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MOUNT SINAI COMPREHENSIVECANCER CENTER

Hosts 8th Annual Ladies' Spa Day for cancer patients

On October 18th, The Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center hosted its 8th annual LadiesʼSpa Day. Approximately 60 women attended the event, all of whom are current cancer patients re-ceiving treatment at Mount Sinai or cancer survivors. The women enjoyed a day of pampering andrelaxation while also being provided with helpful information to manage their cancer.

Free services included manicures, massages, facials, hair styling and make-up application. Inaddition, attendees were invited to participate in free energy therapy, meditation and yoga ses-sions. Information on healthy eating and integrative medicine were also presented by Mike Cusnir,M.D., oncologist at Mount Sinai. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, bedazzled braswere hung around the room and later modeled in a special fashion show presented by Nordstrom.

Among the survivors at this event was Dulce Hill, who was diagnosed with liver cancer a yearago and was originally told she had just two months to live. “These types of treatments are whatmake you want to keep on going because I feel very good inside and very full of life. So, I want tolook on the outside the way I feel on the inside and show that world that Iʼm still here and Iʼmalive,” said Hill.

A special appearance and motivational speeches by Miss Florida 2011, Lissette Garcia, and Mrs. Florida 2009, Teresa Sheffield, empoweredmany of the women to realize that confidence and beauty, truly come from within.

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1. Beat cheeses, pump-kin, preserves and spicesin medium bowl untilsmooth. Cover refrigerate2 to 3 hours until cheeseis firm enough to shape.2. Shape mixture intoround pumpkin, place onserving plate.Using aknife, score vertical linesdown pumpkin. Placepretzel rod in top forstem. Cut bread into tri-angles for eyes, cut redpepper into triangle fornose, and cut olives inhalf to make the mouth.Surround with parsley.3. Serve with assortedcrackers.

ENGLISH MUFFINPIZZA

4 English muffins, split1-1/2 Tbsp. butter1/2 cup pesto sauce3/4 cup shreddedcooked rotisserie

chicken breast (op-tional)1 cup shredded moz-zarella cheesesliced black olivesred bell pepper

1. Preheat oven to 375degrees F.2. Butter each Englishmuffin half. Place on acookie sheet, butteredside up, and bake oncenter rack until lightlygolden, 5 minutes.3. Spread pesto sauceover English muffinhalves. Top with shred-ded chicken and moz-zarella cheese. Bake10-15 minutes untilcheese is melted andgolden.4. Decorate each Englishmuffin pizza with twoblack olive slices foreyes. Cut little trianglesout of red pepper. Placeon pizzas for the mon-ster's nose.Makes 8 Halloween piz-zas.

PUMPKIN CORNBREAD

1/3 cup corn oil1 cup unbleached flour1 cup cornmeal (tryblue cornmeal!)1 1/4 tsp. baking soda1/2 tsp. salt1 cup pumpkin puree

1/2 cup soy buttermilk(add 2 tsp vinegar to1/2 C soy milk and letcurdle)1/2 cup applesauce2 Tbsp. sweetener(sugar, fructose, etc.)

Brush the inside of a 9″or 10″ cast-iron skilletwith 1 tablespoon of theoil. Place in the oven,then set the oven tem-perature to 425 F. If youdonʼt have a skillet, use acake pan, but just greaseit for now and donʼt put itin the oven.In a large bowl, sift to-gether the flour, corn-meal, baking soda, andsalt. In a separate bowl,combine the pumpkin,buttermilk, remaining oil,applesauce, and sweet-ener. Then stir the dry in-gredients into the wetuntil just combined.Remove the skillet fromthe oven, pour in the bat-ter, return to the oven,and bake 30 to 40 min-utes, until the center isfirm.

PUMPKIN COOKIES1 cup unbleachedsugar (or 2/3 cup fruc-tose)1 cup pumpkin puree1/2 cup non-hydro-genated shortening

(Spectrum brand isgreat)2 cups unbleachedflour (1/2 whole wheat+ 1/2 spelt is a yummycombo)1 tsp. baking powder1 tsp. baking soda1 tsp. cinnamon1/2 tsp. nutmeg1/4 tsp. salt1 Tbsp. orange peel

Heat oven to 375. Mixsugar, pumpkin, andshortening. Stir in therest of the ingredients.(Chocolate or carobchips are a great additionto stir in now, if you de-sire.) Drop by large table-spoonfuls ontoungreased cookie sheet,and bake until “lightbrown”, about 8-10 min-utes. Take cookies imme-diately off cookie sheet,and if desired, frost afterthey are fully cooled.Makes about 2 dozensmallish cookies. Also,when I double this recipeI use 1/2 cup Spectrumshortening and 1/2 cupEarth Balance margarine.

CHOCOLATE HARVEST NUT PIE

1/2 cup packed lightbrown sugar1/3 cup HERSHEY'SCocoa

1/4 teaspoon salt1 cup light corn syrup3 eggs3 tablespoons butter ormargarine, melted1-1/2 teaspoons vanillaextract1/2 cup coarselychopped pecans1/2 cup coarselychopped walnuts1/4 cup slivered al-monds1 unbaked 9-inch piecrustWhipped topping(op-tional)

1. Heat oven to 350°F.Stir together brownsugar, cocoa and salt.Add corn syrup, eggs,butter and vanilla; stiruntil well blended. Stir inpecans, walnuts and al-monds. Pour into un-baked pie crust. Toprevent overbrowning ofcrust, cover edge of piewith foil. 2. Bake 30 minutes. Re-

move foil. Bake addi-tional 25 to 30 minutes oruntil puffed across top.Remove from oven towire rack. Cool com-pletely. 3. Garnish with whipped

topping and additionalnuts, if desired. Cover;store leftover pie in refrig-erator. 8 servings.

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