01.31.13 Sun Times Issue

HOLLYWOODBEACH - As many ofyou know, if you readmy columns through-out the course of a

year, I love when anevent becomes thecenterpiece of a city.That happened in amajor way last week-end at the 30th An-nual Canada Fest.

Over 150,000 peo-ple took part in whatmany believe is THEwinter showcase inthis region. Largecrowds, a spike in theeconomy and the onechance for businessesalong HollywoodBeach and all areassurrounding it, to getsome of that revenueback that has beenlost from a slow sum-mer and what appears

to be an averagetourist season.

There is no otherevent that preacheswhat I have been say-ing about the econ-––––––––––––––––––––BLUSTEIN, Page 10A

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‘JUST IMAGINE’ John Lennon Tribute Concertcoming to the Broward Center

For The Performing Arts FORT LAUD-

ERDALE – JustImagine, the multi-media concert star-ring Tim Piper asJohn Lennon, trans-ports its audience toan imaginary worldwhere John Lennoncomes alive onceagain, on Sunday,February 10 at 3and 7 p.m. in theAmaturo Theater atthe Broward Centerfor the PerformingArts. After receivingrave reviews duringits extended run inLos Angeles, the ex-traordinary multi-media productionJust Imagine hits theBroward Center.––––––––––––––––––IMAGINE, Page 6A

OH, CANADA!

Canada Fest attracts over 150,000people and adds a new fan base

Larry Blustein

The Georgian NationalDance and Music En-semble, finally comesto Miami for a Limitedengagement at NorthMiami Beach Perform-ing Arts Theater. SouthFlorida is in for a raretreat on February 16th

and February 18th!For more information,

See Page 1C.

Sunday, February 10 at 3 and 7 p.m.

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HALLANDALEBEACH - Last monththe CRA Board of Direc-tors moved to have Ex-ecutive DirectorJackson removed with-out cause. This decisionwas based on a requestI made after the Boarddid not take action on arequest to have himremoved in Novemberof 2012 for cause. Thisrequest was based onmultiple breaches incommunication be-tween the BOD andmultiple issues thatarose over the pastmonths on actions thatimpacted the progressof the CRA.

The action to have Mr.Jackson removed in-cluded a recommenda-tion through resolutionto appoint Renee Crich-ton-Miller the City Man-ager as Acting CRAExecutive Director. Dur-ing the meeting CityManager made a pres-entation to suggest ourCRA reverting back tothe original modelwhere the City Manageris appointed as theCRA Executive Director.Our CRA used thismodel for over 16years. The majority ofCRA’s use this modeland many others arelooking to move to it.

Within her presenta-tion she evaluated thebenefits of streamliningthe communication be-tween the City and theCRA. The City Man-ager has direct authority

over the city departmentthat provides servicesto the CRA. The CityManger also has Eco-nomic Development au-thority which is separatefrom the CRA. CRAstatue provides for ad-dressing slums andblight through a CRAplan. The plan is cre-ated through policiesset by the Board of Di-rectors. The BODmoved to appoint ReneCrichton Miller as theExecutive Director.

Part of her first actionwas to request the abil-ity to hire a CRA Direc-tor that would reportdirectly to her. The posi-tion would be sharedbetween the CRA andCity as a Deputy CityManager/CRA Director.This position will workdirectly with the depart-ments providing serv-ices to the CRA andreport back to her. Thiswill streamline commu-nications and provideone point person theExecutive Director/ City

Manger accountable forperformance.

As the City Managercontinues to evaluateour city operations shehas been realigningpersonnel to fit thegoals and vision of theCity Commission. Overthe past years of budgetcutting and attrition,many jobs task havebeen transferred to theremaining staff. In 2007there were 5 manage-ment positions in theCity Manager’s office;City Manager, two As-sistant City Managers,Grants/Legal Coordina-tor and Economic De-velopment Coordinator.Currently there is theCity Manager, DeputyCity Manager and As-sistant City Manager.The new Deputy/CRADirector position willhelp to address thegrowing demands of themany projects and re-development initiativetaking place in our com-munity and allow for theposition to work towardsinsuring the CRA goalsand projects are met.

On Tuesday the CRABoard of Directors willbe holding a visioningworkshop to review thelong term priorities ofthe CRA. The mainfocus will be on whatprojects are needed tomeet the goals withinour CRA borders. TheCRA has a separatebudget that utilizes TaxIncrement Funding. TheCRA has 14 years leftto meet its objectivesand utilize TIF. It is acritical time in our CRAand there is a mutualsense of urgency to in-vest in and most impor-tantly complete projectsthat will address theconcerns of our com-munity. The BOD willalso be reviewing ourcurrent programs andlooking at others tomeet our goals.

SYMPHONIC POPSTUESDAY

February 12, 2013 theHallandale SymphonicPops Orchestra will beholding the 3rd Concertin this year’s series.The venue is "Sport of

Kings Theater" at Gulf-stream Park. The timeis 7:30 pm. The guestartists for this concertare The University ofMiami Frost School ofMusic Vocal Jazz En-semble. Tickets are$32.00. This partner-ship with UM hasbrought some of themost talented artists to

perform right here inHallandale Beach.

As always please feelfree to contact me at anytime with your questionsand concerns at my of-fice 954-457-1318 orcell/text 954-632-5700

or e-mail me atwww.MayorJoyCooper.

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Mayor JoyCooper

Last month the CRA Board of Directors moved to have Executive Director Jackson removed without cause. Thisdecision was based on a request I made after the Boarddid not take action on a request to have him removed inNovember of 2012 for cause. This request was based on

multiple breaches in communication between the BOD andmultiple issues that arose over the past months on actions

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The productiontransports you to an-other time and placeas you re-live JohnLennon’s early years,Beatlemania and thesolo career with rareinsights and anec-dotes into his brilliantyet turbulent life. Thefamiliar score show-cases many of the fa-mous Beatle's bestloved hits, while theamazing actor TimPiper sharesLennon's philoso-phies, dreams, re-grets and inspirationswith such an uncannyprecision, it trans-ports the audience toan imaginary worldwhere John Lennoncomes alive onceagain. As one re-viewer said, "it is as ifTim Piper is channel-ing John Lennon."

Offering insightsinto Lennon's past,

philosophies, dreams,regrets and inspira-tions, the Los Ange-les theatrical hitfeatures many of thebest-loved songs bythe famous Beatle.Combining live musicwith video, the pro-duction offers aunique perspectiveon Lennon’s life, thestories behind thesongs, and revealinginsights about thebirth of the Beatles,the pressures ofsuper-stardom andhis relationships withthe women in his lifeand fellow Beatles.

Piper has distin-guished himself asthe pre-eminent JohnLennon portrayer withroles in the CBS pro-duction The LindaMcCartney Story, E!Channel's productionof the John LennonStory, Beatle Wives,and the singing voiceof John Lennon forthe NBC TV Movie ofthe Week, In HisLife -

The John LennonStory. The L.A. Times wroteof Piper “His vocalstylings and intona-tions are impres-sive…and while theband rocks on, anelaborate video showplays above them,featuring archivalphotos and thematicimages.” Backed byPiper's acclaimedband, Working ClassHero, and mind-bend-ing video images,you'll be mesmerized,moved and capti-vated!

Tim Piper "en-velopes the audienceinto the belief that heis John Lennon... It isa transformationaland healing experi-ence to look into hiseyes, hear his voice,and listen to so manyof his wonderfulsongs." -- MarlaLewin, The GlobalFilm Village

Tickets are $35 and

$45. Tickets to all per-formances are avail-able through the

Broward Center’s Au-toNation box office at

954/462-0222 or on-line at www.Broward-

Center.org. TheBroward Center for thePerforming Arts is lo-

cated in the RiverwalkArts & EntertainmentDistrict at 201 SW Fifth

Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.


JOHN LENNON TRIBUTE CONCERT‘JUST IMAGINE’ AT THE BROWARD

CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

I would like to say to you and let everyone know, no son could ever have a Mom so loving and caring. Thank you for supporting all of my charity events, and being my campaign advisor in four victorious elections . Most of the time, we take each day for granted and never stop to tell one’s feelings. Mom, I thank you for giving me a happy life and appreciate everything you have done for me, I love you.

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• $1 PER CARDBINGO! Held everyThursday at 1:00 P.M. atthe Hallandale BeachCultural Center. 410 SE3rd Street. The event issponsored by the Me-morial Senior Partners.Adults Only. Any ques-tions, please call 954-292-8261.

• American Legion,Post 304, 41 NE 1stCourt, Dania Beach. Fri-day Night Dinner, everyFriday from 6-8 p.m.Open to the public! Formore info: (954) 921-7532.

The City of Hollywoodoffers line dancingclasses on a drop inbasis for only $4.00 perclass. Thursdays (Jan.-March) from 3:30 to 4:45p.m. at the HollywoodBeach Culture and Com-

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Sunday, Feb. 3American Legiou Unit310, Monthly Breakfast,Happy Super Bowl Sun-day. Start your day outwith our great breakfastAmt $7.00 time 9:30 am till 12:pm. come andenjoy Eggs any styleMeat of choice, Biscuitsand Gravy, Pancakes,Toast, all the coffee youcan drink,and a complin-tary Bloody may orScrewdriver. Hope youall have Super Bowl Day

Thursday, Feb. 7• Hallandale BeachArea Chamber of Com-merce will be hosting aBusiness Network Ex-change, Hosted by Hal-landale Creative Printingfrom 5:30-7:30pm. Theevent will be held at BrioTuscan Grille, Village atGulfstream, 600 SilksRun, Hallandale Beach.$5.00 members; $10 fu-ture members.

Sunday, Feb. 10• The multi-media con-cert Just Imagine star-ring Tim Piper as John

Lennon will transport itsaudience to an imagi-nary world where JohnLennon comes aliveonce again at 3 and 7p.m. in the Amaturo The-ater at the Broward Cen-ter for the PerformingArts. Offering insightsinto Lennon's past,philosophies, dreams,regrets and inspirations,the Los Angeles theatri-cal hit features many ofthe best-loved songs bythe famous Beatle. Tick-ets are $35 and $45 andcan be purchasedthrough the BrowardCenter’s AutoNation boxoffice at 945/462-0222or online atwww.BrowardCenter.org. The Broward Center forthe Performing Arts is lo-cated in the RiverwalkArts & EntertainmentDistrict at 201 SW FifthAvenue in Fort Laud-erdale.

Tuesday, Feb. 12• Hallandale Sym-phonic Pops Orchestrain Concert with The Uni-versity of Miami FrostSchool of Music VocalJazz Ensemble at 7:30P.M. Concert tickets are$32.00 and are availableat the door of The Sportof Kings Theater, Gulf-stream Park (2nd Floor),901 North Federal High-way, Hallandale Beach.Box Office: 954-624-6829.

Thursday, Feb. 21• Hallandale BeachArea Chamber of Com-merce will be hostingMayor Cooper's State of

the City Address from12:00pm -2 pm at theHallandale Beach AreaCultural Center, 401 SE3rd St. HallandaleBeach. Free admission.Luncheon provided bythe chamber - Member$15; future members$20.

Sunday, Feb. 24• The Hollywood His-torical Society ispleased to announce itsannual home tour whichwill take place from 1 to4PM. This year the tourwill feature 6 housesand gardens from differ-ent eras reflecting Holly-wood’s diversearchitectural styles. Tourbegins at the Hammer-

stein House at 1520Polk Street in Holly-wood. This event raisesfunds for the programsand collections of theHollywood Historical So-ciety, a membershipbased not for profitagency preserving Holly-wood’s past for futuregenerations. Tour be-gins at HammersteinHouse, 1520 PolkStreet, Hollywood.www.hollywoodhistori-calsociety.org" www.hol-lywoodhistoricalsociety.org or at event. 954 9235590.

Wednesday, Feb. 27• Hallandale BeachArea Chamber of Com-merce will be hosting a

Morning Speed Biz-Bring a Bud to Biz from7:30 am-9 am. Theevent will be held at ViAventura, 19333 WCountry Club Drive,Aventura.

Friday, Mar. 1• The City of Aventuraand the Community Ad-visory Board proudly an-nounces the 2013 GOGREEN Awards Recog-nition Program for allAventura residential andcommercial properties.Applications are avail-able online at www.city-ofaventura.com or bycalling the CommunityServices Department at305-466-8930.


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While kittens are cute, the fact is there are simply too many unwanted catsand not enough homes. Only with your help can we reduce the number ofunwanted cats entering shelters. Appointments are necessary, and youmust be a resident of one of these counties to participate, so please contactthe shelter near you to take advantage of this offer as space is limited.

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• Miami-Dade Animal Services: (311).• Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League: (561-686-3663).

Each shelter is independent and not affiliated with one another, howeverthey are coming together to help promote this important message. Pet over-population is something we can control, but it will take help from every oneto make a difference.

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omy since we hit thatserious downward slideyears ago. To recover,the process has to startfrom within - city by city,region by region andthen throughout thestate. You have to betired of listening to allthe politicians with theirgrand schemes of eco-nomic recovery - whenyou really have the an-swer in your own back-yard.

Events such asCanada Fest are de-signed to bring trafficinto the region. From thebooths that lined theoceanfront that played ahuge part in the successof the event - to thoserestaurants and shopsthat sit there during thelong summers, waitingfor festivals like this -along with others thatthe City of Hollywoodgets behind.

There is no more glo-rious feeling than havingto park nearly two milesaway from the epicenterof any local festival orfair. What that signals isa plenty of people willwalk by dozens of busi-nesses that really needthe infusion and therecognition. For thosewho say that events andstreet festivals takeaway from the localbusinesses, you franklyhave not experiencedsomething where somany people convergein one area.

The backbone - lifelineof any community - ishow many people youcan drive into your city.In Hallandale Beach,there is Mardi Gras andGulfstream, but thesmaller businesses getlimited spillover. That'swhy I have gone onrants about how the Cityof Hallandale Beach hasto provide more eventsand generate enoughthings for the entirecommunity to benefit.But that is indeed an-other time and anotherongoing subject.

CANADA FEST IS A HIT

No matter where youwalk - along thiscrowded and well at-tended event - there is aculture. One that ourneighbors to the northhave grown up with.Foods, music, gamesand general informationthat only they would un-derstand. But while hav-ing one of the largestgatherings of Frenchspeaking Canadiansoutside of Montreal, thisevent is a lesson to all ofus about how much thesame we all are.

For the past 35 years,this culture, much likeCuba has done for thepast seven decades, isto give South Floridiansa taste, if you will, of aculture that loves toparty and take advan-tage of great weather.

This Canada Fest isthe brainchild of LouisSt. Laurent II (Presi-

dent), Jean-ClaudeDansereau (Director)and Yves Beauchamp,who serves as the VicePresident, but has beenone of the more visiblefaces in this region for along time. A very hardworker who bought timeon radio, put togethershows and enoughevents to make the esti-mated 200,000 "French"Canadians living herethroughout the winterand spring feel likebeing back home,Beauchamp has re-mained a key figure inthis event.

Beauchamp is also alocal real estate brokerwho has been responsi-ble for helping Canadi-ans find that winterretreat.

With loyal sponsorsthat include local news-paper - Le Soleil de laFloride - which providesmuch of what our visi-tors need to know,Canada Fest has trulygotten larger and betterevery year. This year ap-peared that there wasmore of a spotlight onthe local beachsidebusinesses. That wassomething that many lo-cals noticed right off thebat.

"The past few years,there were so manyvendors that it kind ofhid the businesses thatneeded the exposure,"said Randy Miller of Hol-lywood. "This year, theevent is broke up andthe music at both ends.That is not only greatplanning, but I am suresomething the year-round businesses reallybenefitted from."

At an event that hadeverything from traveland apartment rentals tomedical, music, food,

jewelry and so manyother helpful services,the spotlight was onmany of the local busi-nesses. Places alongthe Broadwalk thatnever receive the atten-tion. Businesses that somuch needed that infu-sion, and after two daysof partying and eatingand listening to music,everything fell intoplace.

"I come up here everyyear for this," said MarlaMarks of North Miami. "Ithink it's neat to listen tothe music and watch anentirely different culturethan what we are usedto."

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Places such as theWater Taxi, andFrenchie's Bar and Grillin Hallandale Beach,Gino's Italian Meat Mar-ket, Club Tropical andthe Yellow Green Farm-ers Market also had the

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For local businessessuch as DesjardinsBank along with Memo-rial Hospital, the oppor-tunity to reach several

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Florida Grand Operapresents "The MagicFlute". Mozart’s master-piece reveals some ofopera’s most belovedcharacters, the vengefulQueen of the Night, hercontrary daughter Pam-ina, the charming birdcatcher Papageno andthe handsome princeTamino, charged by theQueen with the rescueof her lovely daughterfrom the hands of thesupposedly evil Saras-tro. They play out atimeless drama of goodversus evil.

When the handsomeprince is lost in a distantland and is being pur-sued by a serpent, hefaints from exhaustionand three lady atten-dants of the Queen ofthe Night, appear andkill the serpent. Findingthe unconscious princeextremely attractive,each tries to convincethe other two to leave inorder to be alone withhim. After arguing, theydecide none will stayand leave together.Tamino recovers andPapageno arrives say-ing, he killed the serpentwith his bare hands.The three ladies returnand punish him fortelling a lie by putting apadlock over his mouthand tell Tamino thetruth. They show him apicture of Pamina, withwhom he falls instantlyin love. The Oueen ap-

pears and tells Tamino,Pamina is her daughter,who was captured byher enemy Sarastro anddemands Tamino go tohis temple and rescuePamina, whom he canmarry in return.

But all is not as itseems as the opera pro-gresses at the ArshtCenter’s Ziff BalletOpera House, February1st, 5th, 10th and 16th,2013, evenings at 8p.m., matinee at 2 p.m.Located at 1300 Bis-cayne Boulevard,Miami. Tickets start at$11 and up at the boxoffice. For more infor-mation, call: 1 (800)741-1010.

BROWARD STAGEDOOR THEATREBRINGS BACK ONEOF BROADWAYSGREATEST MUSICALS“DAMN YANKEES”:Damn Yankees is theonly successful musicalcomedy built around the

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Damn Yankees playedon Broadway for morethan a thousand per-formances and is nowbeing performed at the

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If this is your type ofmusic, don’t hesitate tosee The Sensations atthe Point East Theatreon Saturday, February2nd, 2013 at 8 p.m.Tickets are $11 and areonly sold at the door.Located at 2909 PointEast Drive, 179th Street& US-1, Aventura. Forinformation, call: (305)931-3960 Extension: 7or 9.

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The City of Hollywoodis using regulations andordinances, in conjunc-tion with public outreachand education, as toolsto increase recyclingthroughout the City. The Department of Pub-lic Works, in partnershipwith the Green TeamAdvisory Committee,has made revisions tothe existing ordinance.These revisions willmandate that recyclingbe ongoing at all newand existing multi-familydwellings and busi-nesses within the Cityby October 1, 2015.

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Recycling preventsthe unnecessary dis-posal of re-usable mate-rials, saves energy, andreduces air and waterpollution. Recycling canalso reduce disposalcosts and save busi-nesses money by di-verting materials fromthe trash dumpster tothe recycling bin. Recy-cling programs are oftenless expensive than dis-posing of this materialas garbage. Savingsare often achieved byreducing the frequencyof collection, and insome cases, the size ofgarbage dumpsters.

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Students of Florida'sonly Jewish Women'sTeachers' College, theChaya Aydel Seminary,spent Wednesday, Jan-uary 23, discussing therecent book by Morton LMandel, "It's All AboutWho You Hire, HowThey Lead...". Leadingthe discussion, wasRabbi Raphael Tennen-haus, Dean of the Semi-nary and the BrowardCHAI Center, located inHallandale Beach. Thebook clearly outlines theprinciples, ethics andvalues of the three Man-del brothers, Jack,Joseph, and Mort, three"self made" leaders,who all became billion-aires and world renownphilanthropists.

Rabbi Tennenhaus,who had a unique thirtyyear friendship with theoldest of the three broth-ers, Jack, eulogized thesenior Mandel in theCleveland Jewish Newsthe week he passedaway in July 2011. Itwas Jack who encour-aged Rabbi Tennenhaus

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The discussion withthe Seminary studentsincluded the obvious hu-mility of Mr Mort Man-del, that is evidentthroughout the book. Italso included the fivehiring principles of MrMort Mandel, 1) intellec-

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this past Wednesdayabout Mr Mort Mandel'sbook will surely enhancethe leadership qualitiesof the Florida SeminaryGraduates of 2013.

Mr Jack Mandel, hada winter home in Holly-wood, Florida, and be-came a staunchsupporter of Chabad ofSouth Broward, BrowardCounty's first ChabadCenter, in the early1980's. Chabad ofSouth Broward is hometo Florida's only Teach-ers' College for Women,a Preschool with 100children on the waitinglist, a Hebrew School

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This tale is told through the unique use of shadow puppets as artist Pablo Canoand puppet maestro Jim Hammond display various forms of modern art. The hero-ine wanders through the art in pursuit of her “True Love,” a squeaky red ball!Shadow puppets unite to dance across the screen, combining humor and famousartwork into a performance that will appeal to all ages.

Hammond created Puppet Network in 2009 and was one of the puppet mastersin the National Broadway Tour of “The Lion King.” Cano’s marionette creationshave been featured in many prestigious museums. They collaborated to write, di-rect, and design their original puppet production “Dog.”

This show is part of the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood’s 2013 Family Per-formance Series. Targeted to youth ages 4 to 12 years old, these free shows in-clude an interactive, educational component involving children and the artists.

The next performance in the series is Tampa’s vibrant dance collective MovingCurrent, which comes to town on Saturday, March 23.

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BEACH - South Floridais in for a rare treat onFebruary 16th andFebruary 18th!PESVEBI, the Geor-gian National Danceand Music Ensemblewill be presenting theirspectacular show, Cau-casian Legend, at theNorth Miami BeachPerforming Arts The-ater (Littman Theater). I’m not talking aboutone of our states,Georgia; I’m talkingabout the Republic ofGeorgia.

The Republic ofGeorgia is known tomany for its rich, fertileland, sunny valleys,majestic forests, andits excellent wine. Notsurprising then, this po-etic land is expressedin many ballads,poems, songs anddances. The beautyand originality of theGeorgian folk dancesis perhaps due to theirability to reflect somany different aspectsof Georgian life. Thedances are divided ac-cording to their originand content into ritualand ceremonial, work,game and comicdances.

In form, Georgiandances are divided intosolo, pair and group.Each dancer has to ad-here to the require-ments of a commonplan and its expressionin the dance. At thesame time the perform-ers do not lose their in-dividuality, sinceseveral dances de-mand competition be-tween partners instrength, agility, eleva-tion and bold move-

ments. The dances areinfluenced by the ad-vent of Christianity inGeorgia during the firsthalf of the 4th century,and at the same time,the survival of pagan-ism in certain remotemountain districts.

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The male dancerscan boast a highly orig-inal technique. Unlikeany other dancers in

the world, some movesrequire them to danceon their toes and with-out the aid of “block”shoes. In the women’sdances, in contrast toclassical ballet, danc-ing on pointes is un-known.

To get a sneak pre-view of what is in storefor you I suggest youlook on YouTube forGeorgian Dances.While browsingthrough several videos,most were of the en-semble in New Yorkwhere they weregreeted with outstand-ing reviews, I foundmyself amazed at thebeauty and athleticismof the dancers. Thepageantry and preci-sion of the perform-ances put me in mindof the Celtic group,River Dance only witha wild, heart – throb-bing, sense of paganbeauty.

The music is per-formed with wild aban-don according to theindividual dance.Singer Dato Kenchi-ashvili imparts a lyricalbeauty to the perform-ance.

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Vano Goderdzishviliand Choreographers,Shorena Barbaqadzeand Jurkha Lomtadzeare to be congratulatedfor their adherence tothe historical signifi-cance of each dance.

Georgian dance isthe best representativeof the Georgian spirit.

Each dance has aname, for instance,Parikaoba (warriordance) where thedancers engage in anenergetic battle withsword and shield im-personating battle withan enemy. The dancerscompete with eachother in the Georgianspirit of competive-ness. The Acharuli is abeautiful flirtatious andlight hearted dance,and the Kartuli is themost difficult but ro-mantic dance. Thoseare just 3 of the 20dances performed.

The beautiful cos-tumes blend history

and art in harmony.This coupled with attimes seemingly roughand technical move-ments leaves the audi-ence in awe. GeorgianFolk dances gives im-mense pleasure to notonly the audience, butalso to the dancers.Every dance is uniqueand represents actionssuch as a wedding,war, competition, cele-bration, mountain andcity life.

The Georgian Na-tional Dance and MusicEnsemble have per-formed in WashingtonDC, Chicago, New

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Roni Mualem, the new owner of Blue Star Taverna not only added his name but he’s also created a new menu and a music inspired decor to the popular night spot. It’s an exciting restaurant and night club located at 2221 North Federal Highway (two blocks south of Sheridan Street on the East side of Federal) serving Kosher Rubashkin Mediterranean cuisine made with the freshest, highest quality ingredients.

The large dining room seats 150 guests at tables topped by crisp white cloths. Musical Instruments are framed around the walls, several guitars and stringed instruments from around the world, some drums and tambourines most signed by famous International musicians. The decor reflects Roni’s musical background and collection of musical memorabilia. He is a singer and musician. In fact Roni has worn many hats and still does...he’s the owner, chef, and joins the entertainers on the stage.

His recipes are featured on the menu with several of his signature dishes. Roni’s famous Kabobs are marinated in various fruit juices and grilled on a hardwood charcoal grill. His chicken wings done dry with spices on the grill are mouth-watering. Mediterranean and Middle East dishes along with several Indian dishes will introduce some guests to new tastes, while others will delight in the opportunity to again, eat some of their country’s cuisine. You can pick on a hot or cold appetizer while waiting for your meal. Roni’s Hummus is really tasty. Maybe you would like to try the Baba Ghanoush (eggplant is the main ingredient) or Sambousak (a vegetarian empanada), or the Grilled Sweet Potato. Then for dinner you might like to order an Indian dish of Chicken or Lamb Curry (Mild or Spicy), Chicken Tandoori (Mild or Spicy), or one of Roni’s Signature Kebab dishes prepared on a hardwood charcoal grill and there’s 6 different kinds of rice to give the best flavor to each dish. The Grilled Tilapia Iraqi Style is made with Tomatoes, Onions, and a Special Sauce. Roni’s Famous Salmon in Special Sauce is so exquisite he suggests you call in

advance to order as it takes about an hour to prepare. You will be served fresh, alkaline water with your meal and there’s Baklava or Kunafa for dessert.

Roni is featuring a Grand Opening Dinner for Two consisting of a Mixed Grill Dinner for two, featuring Kebabs, grilled tomatoes and hot peppers on a bed of rice, appetizers and salad and a bottle of wine all for $49.00.

Roni’s Blue Star Taverna is open 6days a week (closed on Fridays) 5:00 PM until when ever the party is over or before 4:00 AM. Tuesday night is Ladies Night with a DJ and free drinks for the ladies from 10:00 PM to Midnight. There’s a lovely curved bar for seating and a raised stage in a corner. Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays there’s live music starting around 9:00 PM, provided by Roni and various International Stars. Roni plays many instruments from Arabic drums and guitars to the Oud which is a beautiful type of stringed instrument with a round shaped body much like a tortoise shell and a curved neck.

As part of the International flavor of Roni’s Blue Star Taverna there’s a Hookah Lounge out back on the patio to be enjoyed.

If you are looking for a new dining and entertainment experience Roni’s Blue Star Taverna is certainly enjoyable. Roni thinks of his patrons as family to be entertained and served his wonderful food. Roni suggests, “Come and taste food you haven’t tasted anywhere else in South Florida!”

Roni also caters these same wonderful meals at your home on hardwood charcoal grills. Ask about his catering services.

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CHILI CHEESE DIP1 pound lean groundbeef (90% lean)1 cup chopped onion1 can (16 ounces) kid-ney beans, rinsed anddrained1 can (15 ounces)black beans, rinsedand drained1 can (14-1/2 ounces)diced tomatoes insauce1 cup frozen corn3/4 cup water1 can (2-1/4 ounces)sliced ripe olives,drained3 teaspoons chilipowder1/2 teaspoon driedoregano1/2 teaspoon chipotlehot pepper sauce1/4 teaspoon garlicpowder1/4 teaspoon groundcumin1 package (16 ounces)reduced-fat processcheese (Velveeta),cubedCorn chips

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CHILI CHEESE DIP

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COLA HOT WINGS3 pounds chicken wings1 cup Louisiana-stylehot sauce1 can (12 ounces) cola1 tablespoon soy sauce1/4 teaspoon cayennepepper1/4 teaspoon pepperBlue cheese saladdressing

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LOADED BURGER1 cup dry bread crumbs1/2 cup finely choppedonion1/2 cup Italian saladdressing2 eggs, lightly beaten2 pounds ground beef6 kaiser rolls, split

Leaf lettuce, Colbycheese slices, tomatoslices, ketchup, preparedmustard and Fried OnionRings or french-friedonions, optionalDirections

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through.Place about 3 table-

spoonfuls off center oneach tortilla; top with 1 ta-blespoon of picantesauce and 2 tablespoonsof cheese. Fold sides andends over filling and rollup.

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ing

Prepare and bakebrownies according topackage directions. Coolon a wire rack.

Meanwhile, in a smallbowl, beat the confection-ers' sugar, butter, peanutbutter, milk and puddingmix until smooth. Spreadover brownies. Refriger-ate for 30 minutes or untilfirm. Frost with chocolatefudge frosting just beforecutting. Yield: 2-1/2dozen.

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2 cups (12 ounces)semisweet chocolatechips1/2 cup peanut butter24 blanched almonds

In a small bowl, com-bine the graham crackercrumbs and butter. Pressinto an ungreased 13-in.x 9-in. baking pan. Com-bine milk and coconut;carefully spread overcrust. Bake at 350° for18-20 minutes or untillightly browned.

In a microwave, com-bine the chocolate chipsand peanut butter; stiruntil smooth. Microwave30-60 seconds longer oruntil chips are melted; stiruntil smooth.

Spread over warmbars. Garnish with al-monds. Refrigerate for 1hour before cutting. Yield:2 dozen.

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Parking Available

In The Rearwww.KosherKingdom.com

Sun 7:30 am - 8:00 pmMon–thur 7:30 am - 9:00 pmFri 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

NEW STORE HOURS

We Accept FOOD

STAMPS

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LARGEST SELECTION LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED

LARGEST SELECTION LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEEDWINE SPECIALS

Victor Wines Cabernet, Merlot

Chardonnay

3/$18003/$1800

Kedem Concord

Grape Wine

$399$399Ea Btl

SegalsFusion

Red Or White

$1299$1299Ea Btl

Cantina Gabriele

Dolcemente

$799$799Ea Btl

2/$15002/$1500

Herzog SelectionCabernet, Merlot,

Chardonnay & Valsfore

$699$699Ea Btl

Teal Lake Moscato

Red or White

$699$699Ea Btl

Terra Vega

All Varieties

$1999$1999Ea Btl

Binyamina ReserveAll Varieties

Bartenura Moscato

Sparkling, White Or Rose´

$1699$1699Ea Btl

$699$699

Don AlfonsoCabernet, Merlot

AndSauvignon Blanc

Ea Btl

GROCERY SPECIALS NO COUPONS NEEDEDAND NO LIMITS

NO COUPONS NEEDEDAND NO LIMITS

$499$499Imagine Soups

$189$189Eden Chulent

$599$599Badia Hearts

Of Palm$299$299$119$119

Eden Pearl Barley

$129$129$799$799Badia Extra Virgin Olive Oil

$349$349

Osem Cakes

$249$249

$199$199$169$169

Chicken Wings

Chicken Or Turkey Patties

Fresh & Healthy Cholov

Israel Milk

Kariot Novget Cereal

CedarChick Peas

WackyMac

Bnei Darom Pickels 7-9

Vicenzovo Lady Fingers

Keden Grape Juice

$149$1496.3 Oz

$599$599$169$169

LARGE INVENTORY OF BET YOSEF & SHOR HABOR BEEF

Fresh TUNAFresh SALMONFresh TILAPIA

Lb.Lb.

Thousands Of Purim Items Now On Sale

Beef Patties

$499$499Lb.

New HomemadeGourmet Frozen

Dinners$599$599

Ea.BUY 1 GET 1 FREEBUY 1 GET 1 FREE

WISE ORGANIC Free Range Chickens In Stock

3/$1003/$100

Homemade Potato Latkas

5.5 Oz

TabatchnickChicken Broth

$299$29932 Oz

20%Extra

2/$5002/$5008.8 Oz200 G

16 Oz 16 Oz.5 Gal1 Ltr

16 Oz 32 Oz13.2 Oz14 Oz

PASSOVER MENU NOW AVAILABLE WWW.KOSHERKINGDOM.COM

WE ARE ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER. Daily Deals, Private Sales, Games & More!

SundayPRIME RIB - ALL DAY!Perfectly aged, slow roasted, and cured with our secret blend of spices.

from

$1295

MondaySHRIMP SCAMPIDelectable jumbo shrimp served with our legendary garlic butter.

$1595

TuesdayBABY BACK RIBSFull rack, slow cooked, “fall off the bone” delicious and tender pork ribs. $1595

WednesdayFILET KEBABSFilet mignon marinated and skewered with onions, peppers and mushrooms.

$1595

ThursdayMAINE LOBSTER FEST!Live Fresh Maine LobsterEach additional lobster for $9.95

Friday14-oz. NY STRIP!Perfectly aged, expertly prepared, absolutely full of flavor.

SaturdayBABY BACK RIBS & CHICKEN 1/2 tender & juicy marinated chickenand our deliciousbaby back pork ribs.

$1695 $1595

All Daily Specials Include Your Choice Of Side, French Fries, Baked Potatoes Or Vegetables. No Sharing.

$1595

LIVE MUSICMONDAYS,

TUESDAYS ANDSATURDAYS

Monday Joey and theGigalos playing your

favorite doo wop.Tuesdays & Saturdays

Michel Chatillonplays your favorite oldies

as well as todays favorites.

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