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KODNER GALLERIES - DANIA Kodner Galleries has become a 4th genera- tion auction business with over 90 years of experience in buying, selling, appraising and consigning for sale an- tiques, fine household contents, works of art and diamonds. For more on this quality business, see Page 2A. HOLIDAY DINING What a better way to ring a new year (Rosh Hashanah) with great foods that will please every member of the family. From matzoh ball soup to a delicious beef brisket, this is a dinner that will be one to remember. Check out these mouth-water- ing recipes that are easy to make. Page 2D. EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS As the Jewish holidays begin with Rosh Hashanah, The Jewish New Year, on Septem- ber 5th, Edible Arrange- ments in Aventura/NMB would like to help you make it even sweeter. How about a hand cut and designed fruit arrangement! Check it out - today! Page 1B. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Tired of looking at your dirty floors? • At Five Star Floor Restoration Services, we can make any floor look like new again! CONCRETE BEFORE CONCRETE AFTER Did you know that polishing your floors is one of the least ex- pensive and most ef- fective ways to add value to your prop- erty? This ancient art has evolved into a unique blend of art & science; and, as a result, the same core methods used by lost civiliza- tions, are being used on anything requiring smooth - and in many cases - highly reflec- tive, brilliant crys- talline surfaces. From the mirrors on the Hubble Space Tele- scope, to the finest precision instruments, expensive jewelry and the floors of the most luxurious mansions and venues, results are being noticed immediately. The same process that is used on your prop- erty is the exact work - on a smaller scale - that is applied by works of the great Michelangelo or the Statue of Liberty. Applying this ancient art to your property is indeed an enhancement that adds to your investment and enjoyment. At Five Star Marble and Concrete Restoration, Frank Felix and his talented crew, have been able to showcase several works in a variety of venues. "What we do is please our customer," said –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FIVE STAR, Page 3A Parkside Estates brings affordable luxury living to the heart of south Florida –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PARADISE FOUND Labor Day Sun-Times advertising schedule The South Florida Sun Times would like to wish all of our readers and advertisers a happy and safe Labor Day. Our office will be closed on Mon- day, September 2. The South Florida Sun Times will reopen on Tuesday at 9 am, September 3. The classified advertising deadline will remain the same, Tuesday at 5 p.m., and the display advertising deadline will be on Tuesday at 2 p.m. If you need to reach our office please call (954) 458-0635, e-mail [email protected], FACEBOOK (Sun Times Newspaper), TWITTER @sfsuntimes or online at www.SouthFloridaSunTimes.net. The State of Gaming in South Florida Recently members of the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce along with The Aventura Marketing Council where welcomed to a breakfast at Ten Palms Restaurant at Gulf- stream Park Racing and Casino to hear the state of gaming in South Florida. Tim Ritvo Pres- ident of Gulfstream Park welcomed everyone and spoke about the state of gaming at Gulfstream as well as the future plans at the world class facility. He covered many topics but one of the highlights was the 120 foot "Pegasus" statue currently being constructed in China that will be arriving from China in January in 60 shipping containers. This statue will be installed along with plans for a theater and grandstand expansion for concerts and other event. Guest speaker Florida State Legislator Joe Gibbons and others spoke of the plans the state see for the future and the upcoming challenges. Dennis Porter of Gulf- stream Park spoke about the future plans for real-estate development on the property. Overall the state of gaming and development for this area look to be bright and development plans are moving forward. From L to R: Jan Hansen, Dennis Porter, and Tim Ritvo (Presi- dent Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino) welcome State Rep. Joe Gibbons to Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino. With the price of a filled, de-mucked acre lot going for $350,000 up to $500,000, buyers are discovering that they can purchase a beautiful home at Parkside for a price that is incomparable. Homes start at 3,886 SF under air for $686,990, and go up to 5,003 SF for $870,990. • Perfect blend of location, lifestyle and spectacular single-family homes at incredible values await you in Davie ions for buyers to select from, Parkside Estates is a small com- munity of extraordinary homes on builder acres lots. With the price ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PARKSIDE, Page 5A DAVIE - Parkside Estates is the newest community by CC Devco Homes, builders of South Florida’s best selling new home community of Monterra. Offering five new floor plans that include many opt- • Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort will be quite a showcase destination By Larry Blustein [email protected] HOLLYWOOD — As Mayor Peter Bober spoke about the great Hollywood Beach he remembered as a child, being ushered up and down the famed Broad- walk by his parents and grandparents, he also spoke about creating new memories for another generation to experience. As Bober and dozens of other invited guests huddled at the Hollywood Beach Bandshell on Johnson Street and spoke about south Florida's grand- est and newest showpieces, construction of the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort began on the Jimmy Buffett-inspired resort that already has everyone talking two years up the road when the facility is completed. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– PARADISE, Page 8A

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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.

HOLIDAY DININGWhat a better way toring a new year (RoshHashanah) with greatfoods that will pleaseevery member of thefamily. From matzohball soup to a deliciousbeef brisket, this is adinner that will be oneto remember. Checkout these mouth-water-ing recipes that areeasy to make. Page 2D.

EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTSAs the Jewish holidaysbegin with RoshHashanah, The JewishNew Year, on Septem-ber 5th, Edible Arrange-ments in Aventura/NMBwould like to help youmake it even sweeter.How about a hand cutand designed fruitarrangement! Check itout - today! Page 1B.

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Tired of looking atyour dirty floors?

• At Five Star Floor Restoration Services, wecan make any floor look like new again!

CONCRETE BEFORE CONCRETE AFTER

Did you know thatpolishing your floors isone of the least ex-pensive and most ef-fective ways to addvalue to your prop-erty?This ancient art has

evolved into a uniqueblend of art & science;and, as a result, thesame core methodsused by lost civiliza-tions, are being usedon anything requiringsmooth - and in manycases - highly reflec-tive, brilliant crys-talline surfaces. Fromthe mirrors on theHubble Space Tele-scope, to the finestprecision instruments,expensive jewelry andthe floors of the most

luxurious mansions and venues, results arebeing noticed immediately.The same process that is used on your prop-

erty is the exact work - on a smaller scale - thatis applied by works of the great Michelangelo orthe Statue of Liberty. Applying this ancient art toyour property is indeed an enhancement thatadds to your investment and enjoyment.At Five Star Marble and Concrete Restoration,

Frank Felix and his talented crew, have beenable to showcase several works in a variety ofvenues. "What we do is please our customer," said

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––FIVE STAR, Page 3A

Parkside Estates bringsaffordable luxury living tothe heart of south Florida

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PARADISEFOUND

Labor Day Sun-Times advertising scheduleThe South Florida Sun Times would like to wish all of our readers and

advertisers a happy and safe Labor Day. Our office will be closed on Mon-day, September 2. The South Florida Sun Times will reopen on Tuesday at9 am, September 3. The classified advertising deadline will remain thesame, Tuesday at 5 p.m., and the display advertising deadline will be onTuesday at 2 p.m.If you need to reach our office please call (954) 458-0635,

e-mail [email protected], FACEBOOK (Sun Times Newspaper), TWITTER @sfsuntimes or online at www.SouthFloridaSunTimes.net.

The State of Gaming in South FloridaRecently members of the Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce

along with The AventuraMarketing Councilwhere welcomed to abreakfast at Ten PalmsRestaurant at Gulf-stream Park Racing andCasino to hear the stateof gaming in SouthFlorida. Tim Ritvo Pres-ident of Gulfstream Parkwelcomed everyone andspoke about the state ofgaming at Gulfstreamas well as the futureplans at the world classfacility. He coveredmany topics but one ofthe highlights was the120 foot "Pegasus"statue currently being constructed in China that will be arriving from China inJanuary in 60 shipping containers. This statue will be installed along with plansfor a theater and grandstand expansion for concerts and other event. Guestspeaker Florida State Legislator Joe Gibbons and others spoke of the plans thestate see for the future and the upcoming challenges. Dennis Porter of Gulf-stream Park spoke about the future plans for real-estate development on theproperty. Overall the state of gaming and development for this area look to bebright and development plans are moving forward.

From L to R: Jan Hansen, Dennis Porter, and Tim Ritvo (Presi-dent Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino) welcome State Rep.Joe Gibbons to Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino.

With the price of a filled, de-mucked acre lot going for $350,000 up to$500,000, buyers are discovering that they can purchase a beautifulhome at Parkside for a price that is incomparable. Homes start at3,886 SF under air for $686,990, and go up to 5,003 SF for $870,990.

• Perfect blend of location, lifestyle andspectacular single-family homes at incredible values await you in Davie

ions for buyers to select from,Parkside Estates is a small com-munity of extraordinary homes onbuilder acres lots. With the price –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

PARKSIDE, Page 5A

DAVIE - Parkside Estates is thenewest community by CC DevcoHomes, builders of South Florida’sbest selling new home communityof Monterra. Offering five newfloor plans that include many opt-

• Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resortwill be quite a showcase destinationBy Larry [email protected] — AsMayor Peter Boberspoke about the greatHollywood Beach heremembered as a child,being ushered up anddown the famed Broad-walk by his parents andgrandparents, he alsospoke about creating new memories for another generation to experience.As Bober and dozens of other invited guests huddled at the Hollywood

Beach Bandshell on Johnson Street and spoke about south Florida's grand-est and newest showpieces, construction of the Margaritaville HollywoodBeach Resort began on the Jimmy Buffett-inspired resort that already haseveryone talking two years up the road when the facility is completed.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

PARADISE, Page 8A

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Frank Felix. "If youhave ideas, we havethe experience andtraining to work withyou. We welcome theinteraction."

13 YEARS OF EXPERIENCEIn business for over

13 years, the projectsthat Five Star Marbleand ConcreteRestoration have fin-ished include com-mercial offices in ahigh rise, various ho-tels in south Florida,a large retailer and alarge warehouse. Inaddition, the residen-tial works - such asmansions - luxurycondos and a num-ber of smaller housesshow how proudpeople are of their

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Our commitmentsto our customers are:• Provide affordableprices.• Professionalism.• Be on time to begina new job.• Protect and takecare of the propertyinside the house orplace where we areworking.• Customer's satis-faction is our first pri-ority.

• Check every detailbefore we finish toguarantee a goodjob.

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helpful in the con-struction project.Each quality job

that Five Star Marbleand ConcreteRestoration performsis different. Pricingcan be worked out inadvance to suit yourneeds. There are sev-eral payment optionsthat will be available.

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By Mayor Joy CooperHALLANDALE

BEACH - The city com-mission is back in fullswing from the sum-mer break and movingforward on many proj-ects. The NE drainage proj-

ect is moving onschedule. I received amessage inquiringabout all the blockstructures that weredelivered in the areaand what they are for.They are the connec-tors for the pipe sys-tem. There is also workbeing performed on theforce main that con-nects to Hollywood on14th Avenue. We allknow how difficult ithas been for the resi-dents particularly 14thAvenue so staff contin-ues to monitor the site.There is limited area tostage the workthroughout the neigh-borhood so we ask res-idents to be patient. We continue to work

with the contractor tomake sure the worksites are kept as cleanas possible. We alsohave been doing ourbest to monitor trafficflows.The city is also in the

process of improvingsome of our bus stopsto make sure they arehandicap accessible.These measures are re-quired by BrowardCounty Transit to in-sure all residents haveaccess to our publictransportation system.Next month, we will be

moving forward on astrategic plan for allour bus shelters. For years we have

been trying to workwith BCT and manyproperty owners to se-cure right of ways forshelters. Some prop-erty owners have beenvery cooperative likethe Prince George andHemispheres, whohave partnered with thecity. Acquiring otherareas through the cityhas proven to be morechallenging and hasstalled installation ofneeded shelters to pro-tect riders from the ele-ments.The city manager and

city attorney have re-searched the best wayto proceed in acquiringspace. Florida law al-lows eminent domainfor government infra-structure. While wecould go that route, thebetter method is work-ing with the propertyowners under a quicktake. This provides thepayment for the prop-erty to be exempt fromtaxes. It also avoidsdrawn out battles thatonly cost everyonemoney. Staff will bebringing forward a fullplan next month.The A1A project is

also moving ahead onschedule. I have re-ceived many callsabout the traffic. Ourstaff and police depart-ment have been work-ing diligently to movetraffic as quickly aspossible through the

area. Delays are in-evitable with all roadconstruction projects.This circumstance iscompounded sincemultiple lanes must beclosed and merged.This project also hasstaging issues sincethere is limited right ofways. This phase of theconstruction is to re-place old undergroundpipes. This will savehaving to dig up theroad for any breaksafter the RRR project iscomplete.The RRR project is

the full resurfacing ofthe road way, the in-stallation of new ofsidewalks, decorativelighting, crosswalk andother safety improve-ments. The project wasoriginally scheduled forcompletion in spring.The city has decidedno work will be per-formed between No-vember and April dueto season. The secondphase will be com-pleted in summer of2014.The Joe Scavo and

BF James Park im-provements are movingforward. We are look-ing forward to the firstmonthly report on allactivities including howmany jobs and howmany local contractorshave been used todate. Last week we held a

“Chalkboard” event atSunrise Park. Theturnout was wonderful!Chalk boards are nowin place for residents to

comment on what theywould like to see builtin the park. The boardswill remain in place fora 30 day period. Thecomments and sugges-tions will be compliedand presented in apublic workshop for re-view. The city continues to

work with the countyand the state on beachnourishment. We haveyet to resolve the moni-toring issues, but wehave joined forces toapply for a Local Gov-ernment Funding Re-quest LGFR from FLDEP for $4.5 milliondollar Florida BeachManagement grant.The city commissionauthorized the grantapplication with a com-mitment of matchingfunds of $2.3 milliondollars. This grant goesthrough a state rankingprocess so we will beworking closely withour state legislators.The city commission

will still need to ad-dress a long term fund-ing mechanism to fundnot just this project butto plan for future proj-ects over the life of the10 year existing permit.

GREEN TIP:Over the next months

before our next elec-tion in 2014, residentswill be asked to signmany petitions for con-stitutional amend-ments. There is one todate that I brought for-ward for the commis-sion to support byresolution. For manyyears Florida has beenfocused on EvergladesRestoration. This vitalnational treasure needsto be protected. Notonly is the Everglades anatural asset, it ishome to amazing floraand fauna and mostimportantly major pro-tection for our watersupply. The amend-ment will insure fund-ing continues.

A broad base of envi-ronmental groups andcitizens have estab-lished The FloridaWater and Land LegacyCoalition to promoteThe Florida Water andLand Amendment. Theamendment provides adesignated fundingsource from 33% of allexcise tax collectedfrom documents.Funds will be placed ina trust and only allo-cated for water andland conservation proj-ects. The amendmentwill not create any newtaxes. For more infor-mation go towww.FloridaWater-LandLegacy.org.

As always please feelfree to contact me any-time with your ques-tions, concerns orideas at 954-457-1318office, cell/text 954-632-5700 or visit mywebsite at www.mayor-joycooper.com.

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Aventura Teacher Planning Day Program AVENTURA - When school is out the adventures begin! The City of Aven-tura offers fun filled days of activities for children ages 5-14 at the AventuraCommunity Recreation Center. Spend the day playing games, makingcrafts, participating in special events and more! Teacher Planning Daysbegin at 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM. Fees include all activities and supplies.

Thursday, September 5, 2013 – BubbloozaCampers will explore the fascinating world of bubbles as we create bub-

ble solution, design bubble machines and more! They will have fun makingart projects using Bubble Printing and 3D bubble painting. Their lunch willbe provided. The fees for this teacher planning day will be $43 for residentsand $52 for non-residents.

Registering now at the Aventura Community Recreation Center lo-cated at 3375 NE 188th Street. You can also register online atwww.cityofaventura.com. For more information about Teacher PlanningDays, please call 305-466-3883.

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of a filled, de-muckedacre lot going for$350,000 up to$500,000, buyers arediscovering that theycan purchase a beau-tiful home at Parksidefor a price that is in-comparable. Homesstart at 3,886 SFunder air for$686,990, and go upto 5,003 SF for$870,990.“Home shoppers

quickly discover thatfor the same cost per

foot, they can pur-chase a new home atParkside on a builderacre lot that meetswith their specifica-tions and exceedstheir expectations,”explains Maria Sol,Parkside’s Director ofSales. “Plus, it’s moreaffordable now toprovide really out-standing features, sowe can include moreupgrades and passthose savings on toour buyers.”All Parkside homes

feature designerkitchens with Euro-pean style cabinets,

stainless steel appli-ances and granitecounter tops, spa-cious master bathswith roman tubs andshowers, granite ormarble counter tops,and designer selectedlighting and flooring.All Parkside featureswill be similar to Mon-terra’s Catalina Es-tates homes. Exteriordetails includeMediterranean stylebarrel tile roofs, ele-gant architecturalarches, clapboardshutters and decora-tive balconies.In addition to fantas-

tic features, all newhomes come withwarranties, the latestin energy efficiency,and the assurance ofbeing built to currentbuilding code stan-dards. Foreclosurescome with their ownset of risks thathomebuyers mightnot be willing to takeon.In close proximity

are Broward Countyschools, ranked withthe highest A-ratings.The perfect blend oflocation, lifestyle andspectacular new sin-gle-family homes at

incredible values haveresulted in sales thatleave only five homesavailable at Parkside.Perfectly situated

in the heart of Daviejust minutes from I-95, I-75, Florida’s

Turnpike and two in-ternational airports,Parkside is locatedjust west of Pine Is-land Road on OrangeDrive. Sales Center isopen daily, 10 AM to 6PM.

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“Home shoppers quickly discover that for the same cost perfoot, they can purchase a new home at Parkside on a builderacre lot that meets with their specifications and exceeds theirexpectations. Plus, it’s more affordable now to provide reallyoutstanding features, so we can include more upgrades andpass those savings on to our buyers.”

MARIA SOL, PARKSIDE’S DIRECTOR OF SALES

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As we have written nu-merous times, Holly-wood Beach remains ashowcase area. Thereare is so much charmto this area, and it gen-erally has people veryexcited. People likeLon Tabatchnick, whofor the past four plusyears have totally de-voted every wakinghour to ensure that thisproject would indeedget off the ground andbecome a reality. As Project Devel-

oper, Tabatchnick andhis team poured a lotof time to invest in thiscommunity that hascertainly endured. Hedid it because it wasgreat for all involved. Ahuge win/win at a timewhen it was needed tokeep the progressionof this seaside gemalive and kicking.“We have put so

much into making thisone of the best facili-ties possible," he said."We are excited aboutgetting the projectstarted and look for-ward to the grandopening in 2015."Tabatchnick also

spoke about what ithas done for the entireregion, creating newjobs and bringing peo-ple to an already entic-ing beach area."This public-private

partnership with theCity of Hollywood hascreated a new visionfor Hollywood Beachand Margaritaville isthe perfect resort forthis location." Tabatch-nick pointed out. "Weknow this destinationwill be enjoyed foryears to come by bothtourists and locals."As ground was bro-

ken last Thursday onthe sand across fromwhere the actual con-struction is takingplace, many invitedguests - along witharea residents - wantedto check out what theywill get the chance toexperience on theirvisit to Johnson Street.They were impressed."I live right over the

bridge on HollywoodBlvd., so this is a shortride for us," said SusanKeller. "I am really ex-cited about what willhappen over three tofour years up and downthe beach. I see somany new develop-ments popping upalong with this greatstructure.Once complete, the

845,000-square-footMargaritaville Holly-wood Beach will have349 specialty suitesand luxurious rooms.Amenity highlights in-clude ocean-sidepools, a FlowRiderwave ride, spa and fit-ness center along with35,000 square feet ofconvention space. TheMargaritaville Restau-

rant Bar and retail ad-dition will provideguests with the ulti-mate tropical experi-ence complete withsalty margaritas, is-land-inspired food andlively entertainment.The property will boasta total of seven restau-rants and barsthroughout the resort.In addition, there willbe a public parkinggarage with 600spaces.The Hollywood Beach

Bandshell, which is lo-cated adjacent to theresort and is a popularspot for local entertain-ment and culturalevents, will also un-dergo a facelift, includ-ing new seating andupgraded audio-visualcapabilities. Oncecomplete, Margari-taville HollywoodBeach Resort will takeover programming,working in conjunctionwith the City of Holly-wood Parks and Recre-ation Department toprovide an expandedarray of free entertain-ment for the public andresort guests to enjoy."I am someone who

will take advantage ofthis," said BrendaFrank of Keller WilliamsElite Properties. "Theyhave really made thingsvery appealing over thepast few years, andnow with this project, ithas everyone excitedabout the positive de-velopment of this veryunderrated area."

THE MARGARITAVILLESTORYInspired by the lyrics

and lifestyle of JimmyBuffett, whose songsevoke a cross-genera-tional yearning for anisland adventure, thebrand is comprised ofrestaurants, casinos,hotels, retail stores,consumer products, di-versified beverageportfolio and a nationalradio station on Sir-ius/XM. Margaritavilledelivers a tropical ex-perience where guestscan escape and enjoythe sights, sounds andtastes of their favoritedestination regardlessof their current latitude.Since launching itsfirst location in KeyWest in 1987, Margari-taville has expanded to25 of the most popularU.S. and internationaldestinations, including:New Orleans, Orlando,Las Vegas, MyrtleBeach, Panama CityBeach, Glendale, Pen-sacola, Nashville,Biloxi, Cincinnati, Con-necticut, Chicago andHonolulu. A Margari-taville restaurant andLandShark Bar andGrill is now open in At-lantic City, a Margari-taville Casino, 400room hotel and resortopened in Bossier Cityand the first Margari-taville Vacation ClubResort is scheduled toopen in St. Thomas inearly 2015. Interna-tional locations can be

found in the Caribbean,Mexico, the Republic ofPanama, Canadaand Australia. Margari-taville HospitalityGroup is headquar-tered in Orlando, FLand employs more than2500 people worldwide."We are all thrilled to

bring Margaritaville tothe shores of Holly-wood Beach,” saidMargaritaville CEOJohn Cohlan. “Wewould like to thank thelocal community and

public officials for theirsupport, patience andvision." Coral Hospitality,

based in Naples,Florida, will profession-ally manage the prop-erty. A joint venturebetween Coastal Con-struction and TishmanConstruction, anAECOM company, willmanage constructionof the resort.

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AVENTURA - As theJewish holidays beginwith Rosh Hashanah,The Jewish New Year,on September 5th, Edi-ble Arrangements inAventura/NMB wouldlike to help you make iteven sweeter. Whetherthe family is coming toyou, or you're going tothem, a hand cut anddesigned fruit arrange-ment would surely be adelightful addition toyour holiday table. Asthis location is Koshercertified, they are alsooffering parve choco-late so you can enjoythe decadent chocolatecovered strawberriesand granny smith applewedges. With a numberof holiday specificarrangements, and ahuge selection of excit-ing designs, choosingone is the hardest part.Here are just a few ofour favorites to help getyou started:

THE HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONA decorative and deli-

cious addition to yourcelebration, this festivefruit arrangement fea-tures Star of David-shaped pineapple, andis filled with freshstrawberries, honey-dew, cantaloupe andgrapes. This is the per-fect colorful addition toany table, from buffetsto formal dining.

FRUIT FESTIVALDIPPED APPLEWEDGESCenterpieces will

never be the same. Abeautiful array ofpineapple daisies,strawberries, honey-dew, cantaloupe,grapes and fresh or-ange slices, and, inkeeping with the theRosh Hashanah tradi-tion, gourmet hand-dipped granny smithchocolate applewedges.

APPLE DAISY WITHDIPPED STRAWBERRIESDon't forget your

hostess! A colorfulkeepsake containerfilled with gourmetchocolate dipped applewedges, strawberriesdipped in gourmetsemisweet chocolate,grapes, cantaloupe,pineapple daisies, andtopped with an appleshaped pineapple! Per-fect for one!No matter what the

gift-giving occasion,Edible Arrangementshas the answer!Whether you are look-ing for the perfect giftfor for that specialsomeone who haseverything, or if for amemorable way to cel-ebrate an anniversary,birthday or graduation,a festive, colorful and

delicious bouquet offresh fruit is sure to bea standout and a truedelight for its recipient.No matter if it'sWednesday, LaundryDay or a Lunar Eclipse,Edible Arrangementshas you covered.Dozens of unique com-binations are available,and each arrangementis made fresh to orderwith top quality, handselected fruit pur-chased locally. Juicypineapple, lusciousstrawberries, tangy ap-ples, sweet grapes, andrefreshing cantaloupeand honeydew aresome of the delectableselections that can bepart of a magical bou-quet destined to be thehit of any event. Fruitssuch as pears, mangos,kiwis and watermelonare available in season,and we offer new andexciting collectablecontainers to hold yourbouquet.

NEWEST ARRANGEMENTSThere are always new

and exciting designs tocelebrate all of life'sspecial occasions. Ournewest addition is ourcupcake line ofarrangements. Cele-brate an upcomingbirthday with "cup-cakes" that are shapedpieces of dippedpineapple dipped inwhite and dark choco-late complete withsprinklesinside of a keepsakebirthday cake or cup-cake container. Markan anniversary with adozen long-stemmedstrawberry “roses”dipped in semi-sweetor white chocolate, de-livered in an attractive

gift box. For a newtwist on traditional truf-fles, Edible Arrange-ments offerschocolate-dipped appleand pear bites toppedwith cinnamon, co-conut and almond.

FOR KIDS & KIDS-AT-HEARTEdible Arrangement's

bouquets are also a hitat children’s parties,with bouquets repre-senting favorite charac-ters including HelloKitty, Sponge Bob andMickey Mouse amongstothers. While the kidsare enjoying them-selves, Moms can feelgood because insteadof sugary snacksyoungsters arenibbling on healthyfruit. Arrangements arealso perfect for dadswith sports related con-tainers available, andalways something spe-cial for mom. It's nevertoo early to order forMother's Day!

WHY EDIBLEARRANGEMENTS?“Everyone loves

chocolate coveredstrawberries in their

arrangement!” saysSharon Curtis, who hasowned the EdibleArrangements Aven-tura/NMB with her hus-band Sandy for sevenyears, and have also re-cently added a secondlocation in CoralSprings, FL. “They’reoften the first thing theygo for at a party, and ahealthy alternative." Ofcourse, any one of thefruit arrangements areperfect for adults whomight be watching theirweight or want ahealthier alternative tocandy, cake or cook-ies."

“So many peopletoday are being morecareful about what theyeat,” Sandy continued.“With our arrange-ments they can havesomething that’s sweetand delicious, but theydon’t have to feel guiltyabout it.” “People canchoose from one of ourstandard arrangementsand go wild with somany chocolate op-tions!” Sharon says."Make sure to person-alize your gift by addinga cuddly teddy bearand mylar balloons."

DELIVERING SMILESSandy and Sharon

enjoy their work. “Whatmakes it special for usis that people are sohappy when they gettheir arrangements. Welove to WOW them!"Sharon says. “It’s funwhen they tell us thebouquet is too pretty toeat—but of course theyalways do it anyway.”Gifts start at just $29.

Call in your order aheadof time, or stop by theirlocation, choose anarrangement and haveit designed while youwait. You can also haveyour arrangement de-livered for just $12. Callthe Edible Arrange-ments Aventura/NMB

Location today: 305-933-4027, or visitEdiblearrangements.com. With more than1,100 Edible Arrange-ments locations acrossthe U.S. and interna-tionally, you can haveyour arrangement de-livered just about any-where.“It’s a perfect way to

show someone howmuch you care and tolet them know you arethinking of them,”Sandy says. “It’s some-thing different, and areal attention-getter.When you send one ofour arrangements, theperson who receives itis going to remember itfor a long time tocome!”

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Edible Arrangements: Perfectfor all of your gift giving needs!

Rosh Hashanah starts sundown on Wednesday, September 4th, and Yom Kippur Break Fast isSaturday night, September 14th. Place your order by calling us at 305-933-4027!

Fruit Festival Dipped Apples.

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Grand Confetti Fruit Cupcake.

“Everyone loves chocolate covered strawber-ries in their arrangement! They’re often the firstthing they go for at a party, and a healthy alternative. Of course, any one of the fruitarrangements are perfect for adults who mightbe watching their weight or want a healthier alternative to candy, cake or cookies."

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By Eleanor Hannan Playwright Ken Lud-

wig, has had many hitson Broadway, Londonand throughout theworld. His best knownplay is “Lend Me aTenor,” which won twoTony Awards and theOlivier Award nomina-tion for Best Play pro-duced by Lloyd Webber.This was followed bythe musical “Crazy ForYou,” which wonawards for Best Musi-cal. His present play is“Moon Over Buffalo.”

Just imagine, adown-at-the-heels the-atrical family consistingof George and Char-lotte Hay, who are trav-eling actors, performing“Cyrano de Bergerac”and “Private Lives” in arepertory theatre in Buf-falo. Charlotte, awhacky fading beautyhas grandiose dreamsof becoming a Holly-wood film star. Georgeis very satisfied justbeing a stage actor,who believes live the-atre is far superior tofilm. Now, picture thisnot so popular theatri-cal family, led by adrunken womanizermarried to this deter-mined actress, add tothe family, a deafgrandmother trying toget back into showbusiness and a daugh-ter who has decided tonever act again. Theyarrange to get togetherone more time for a lastchance to becomestars, when it is knownthat Frank Capra needsreplacements for thetwo stars who left his“Private Lives” show.

George in a drunkenstupor thinks they areperforming Cyrano andarrives in full costume.They wind up perform-ing for a TV weather-man who Charlotte’shard of hearing mothermistakenly introducesto them as Frank Capra.The result is a disaster.The rest of the play be-comes even more andmore ridiculously funny. The show will defi-

nitely have audienceslaughing out loudthroughout the play atthe Broward StageDoor Theatre, openingAugust 30, 2013through October 6,2013. Tickets are $16for students and $38adults, at the theatre’sbox office located at8036 Sample Road,Coral Springs. Perform-ances are Friday andSaturday evenings at 8p.m. Matinees areWednesday, Saturdayand Sunday at 2 p.m.For information, call:(954) 344-7765.

PARKER PLAYHOUSEPRESENTS THEGREATEST GUITARISTJOE SATRIANI WITHTHE STEVE MORSEBAND: Joe Satriani hasbeen an unstoppableforce on the musicscene for more than 27years. He is now on anew U.S. tour in sup-port of his new album“Unstoppable Momen-tum.” Joining Satrianion the road are veteranmates Mike Keneally,(Frank Zappa and SteveVai on keyboards) alongwith a new rhythm sec-tion, featuring bassist

Bryan Beller, Deathlok,Dweezil Zappa anddrummer Marco Minne-mann, including Adri-enne Belew and SteveWilson. Satriani’s workoften makes referencesto various science fic-tion stories and ideas.“Surfing With the Alien,”“Back to Shalla-Bal”and “The Power Cos-mic 2000” refers to thecomic book character“Silver Surfer, while “Ice9,” refers to the secretgovernment ice weaponin Kurt Vonnegut’s“Cat’s Cradle.” “BorgSex” is a reference to“Star Trek, which fea-tures a homogenouscybernetic race knownas the Borg." His al-bums and songs oftenhave other-worldly titlessuch as: “Not of thisEarth,” “Crystal Planet,”“Is There Love inSpace?” and “Enginesof Creation.” Recipientof many awards andnominations, Satrianihas the second mostGrammy Award nomi-nations of any artist.He completed his

fourteenth studioalbum, which was re-leased in May 2013 andis now on tour with astopover at the ParkerPlayhouse on Septem-ber 12, 2013 at 8 p.m.Tickets are $52.50 to$97.50 at the box officelocated at 707 North-east 8th Street in FortLauderdale. A VIP Meet& Greet Package in-cludes seating in thefirst 5 rows, meet withSatriani before theshow, an autographed8x10 photo, a tour ofJoe’s Guitar World and

a designed concertshirt for VIP’s for $200to $325. For informationand reservations, call:(954) 462-0222.

STONE TEMPLE PI-LOTS WITH CHESTERBENNINGTON BRINGTHEIR NORTH AMERI-CAN TOUR TO THEBB&T CENTER: StoneTemple Pilots alongwith Chester Benning-ton, lead vocalist, areone of the great rockbands of all time andwill now give SouthFlorida fans a chance tosee and hear their newsongs along with theirgreat hits at the BB&TCenter. Current mem-bers Robert DeLeo,Dean DeLeo and EricKretz made their livedebut with Chester

Bennington at a liveKROQ’s Weenie Roastin May of this year.Since their surprise per-formance, the band hasbeen working on newmusic for an upcomingalbum to be released inthe fall of 2013. Thedebut single from thenew Stone Temple Pi-lots lineup, “Out ofTime” is currently in theTop 5 at Active Rockradio stations andclimbing fast.Formed in 1986, the

band has been nomi-nated for 4 GrammyAwards and has wonawards for their songs“Plush,” “Big Empty,”“Trippin’on a Hole in aPaper Heart,” “Down”and “Between theLines,” including manymore, selling over 40

million records all ofwhich has propelledthem into VH1’s The 100Greatest Artists of HardRock. The band’s musichas left a great impacton many youngerbands. Stone TemplePilots will be takingcenter stage at BB&TCenter on September17, 2013 at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are $61 and upat the Center’s box of-fice from Monday to Fri-day, 9 a.m to 5 p.m.,located at 1 PantherParkway in Sunrise.Call: (954) 835-7000 forall additional informa-tion.

“See You at the Theatre”Contact Eleanor at Es-untimes @aol.com

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Toast with a Complimentary Glass of Holiday Wine Wednesday, September 4 th and Thursday September 5 th , 2013

Served from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. on both days. In the beginning: Start with Apples and Honey and a Loaf of Challah Bread

Apppetizer: Choice of Chicken Liver Pate with Scallions or Gefilte Fish with Red Beet Horseradish.

Soup or Salad: Matzoh Ball Soup or Mushroom Barley Soup Or Salad.

Main Course: Lemon-Herb Roasted Half of a Chicken with Cornbread Stuffing. Fillet of Salmon with Honey-Pecan Glaze. Herb-Horseradish Crusted Tilapia. Roasted Brisket of Beef in a Mushroom-Wine Sauce. Braised Lamb Shank in Red Wine Gravy.

Sides: All entreés include: Carrot Tzimmes or String Bean Almondine and Potato Kugel.

Desserts: Assortment of Holiday Cakes.

Beverage: Coffee, Tea or Soda.

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‘Moon Over Buffalo’ is now on stage

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HOLLYWOOD - OnFriday, September 20thfrom 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.,the Greater HollywoodChamber of Commercewill present the 11thAnnual Grapes forGrades fundraiser atthe Marriott HollywoodBeach (2501 N. OceanDrive, Hollywood). This wonderful event

features tantalizingfood, fine wine and livemusic, with a portion ofthe proceeds benefit-ing the HollywoodFlorida ScholarshipFoundation (a 501(c3)organization providingcollege scholarships todeserving seniors fromHollywood public highschools and helping tofinance their pursuit ofhigher education.)Since its inception, thechamber’s Grapes forGrades event has gen-erated more than

$250,000 for the foun-dation and has fundedapproximately 250 stu-dents!Sponsors of this

year’s Grapes forGrades event includeHollywood Police De-partment, E.H. WhitsonAir Conditioning,Plumbing and Electri-cal Services, BarkerAnimation, HollywoodDiscount Liquor &Wine, Sun CreditUnion, CommunityBank, Calvin Giordano,Barry University, Ren-tHollywood.com, UnionPrinting, The PressRoom, & INRO Market-ing. Attendees will enjoy

delectable bites and anotable collection ofwines and spirits fromparticipating restau-rants and vendors. Inaddition to a silent auc-tion featuring fabulous

items, the HollywoodFlorida ScholarshipFoundation will alsoconduct a drawing fora magnificent 10 daycruise for two throughthe SouthernCaribbean aboard theluxurious Oceania Riv-iera! Tickets to Grapesfor Grades are avail-able for $60 pre-eventand will be priced at$70 at the door. Takeadvantage of the $200wine and dine deal,which provides twoevent tickets ($120value) and one cruisedrawing ticket ($100value), which saves you$20 in advance or $40at the door.Visit the chamber’s

website at www.holly-woodchamber.org foradditional informationand to purchase ticketsonline.

LEADERSHIP

HOLLYWOOD ANDWHAT IT COULDMEAN TO YOUEach June for the

past 37 years, ourcommunity is furtherstrengthened bydozens of thoroughlyhoned business lead-ers who achieve thisstatus by participatingin the Greater Holly-wood Chamber ofCommerce’s long-standing LeadershipHollywood program.Leadership Holly-

wood is both a com-munity- andrelationship-buildinginteractive programwhere participants ex-perience the Holly-wood community upclose, work togetherand gain a uniqueknowledge of re-sources and servicesavailable in Hollywood,Broward County and

the State of Florida.Qualified applicantslearn about importantservices rendered inour community frompublic sector partnersas well as rub elbowswith many of Holly-wood and BrowardCounty’s successfulbusiness leaders. Following a team-

building kick-off andorientation retreat,members of the classspend a day eachmonth during the nine-month program engag-ing in such areas ashealth and humanservices, tourism,healthcare and socialservices. These hands-on experiences andmany others provideinsight and opportuni-ties not available to theaverage citizen. More than 750 people

have graduated from

Leadership Hollywood,including Mayor PeterBober, Vice MayorRichard Blattner, Com-missioner Patty Asseff,Commissioner KevinBiederman, Commis-sioner Peter Hernan-dez, Senator EleanorSobel and Judge KenGottlieb.

If you would like to bepart of the highly es-teemed and longest run-ning Leadership programin Florida – providing youwith the chance to makelife-long friends and es-tablish rewarding busi-ness relationships – callthe Greater HollywoodChamber of Commerce at(954)-923-4000 or visitour website www.holly-woodchamber.org. Thedeadline for applicationsto participate in Leader-ship Hollywood’s 38thclass is September 13th.

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Wishing everyone a Happy & Healthy New Year……Harriet & Bagel Cove Staff

SIDES AVAILABLE: Egg Barley, Mushroom & Onion Kasha Varnishkes Tzimmes (Prune & Apricot) String Beans Almondine Stuffed Derma • Gefilte Fish

Egg White, Mushroom & Onion Egg White, Spinach & Broccoli Mediterranean Eggplant Salad Matzo Balls • Matzo Ball Soup Mushroom Barley Soup

Chopped Liver Vegetable Chopped Liver Vegetable Medley Noodle Pudding Potato Pancakes

FRUIT SALAD ASSORTED HOLIDAY CAKES &

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Remember... The Restaurant is open for Dinner Saturday evening,

September 14 th for “Break The Fast”. Please make your holiday to-go orders and dinner reservations as early as possible. Thank You.

Enjoy Rosh Hashana Dinner At Home September 4 & 5, 2013

Restaurant & Deli 19003 Biscayne Blvd. Aventura 305-935-4029 Fax 305-935-COVE

• 5 qts. Matzoh Ball Soup and • 5 lbs. Non-Dairy Fruit Noodle Pudding • 5 lbs. Cranberry Compote or 5 lbs. Apple Sauce

• 5 lbs. Tsimmes (Prune & Apricot) • 5 lbs. String Bean Almondine or Vegetable Medley

SERVES 10-12 PEOPLE

1 22-24 lb Turkey with Stuffing & Gravy (Carved and put back on frame $30 extra)

2 5 lbs. Sliced Brisket 3 3 lbs. Sliced Brisket & 4 Whole Chickens 4 1 1/2 lbs. Sliced Brisket & 8 Individual Suffed Cornish Hens 5 2 1/2 lbs. Sliced Brisket & 2 1/2 lbs. Fresh Sliced Turkey ($25 extra)

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Grapes for Grades: Fine Wine andMore Aids Scholarship Foundation

LEFT: The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce will present the 11th Annual Grapes for Grades fundraiser at the Marriott Hollywood Beach. RIGHT:The most recent graduating class of the Leadership Hollywood program.

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If you would like tosubmit an announce-ment for our Commu-nity Calendar in thepaper – or online,where you are guaran-teed placement weekly,please send it to: LarryBlustein, CommunityCalendar Editor, 305N.W. 10th Terrace, Hal-landale Beach, Florida33009; Fax: 954 458-0765 or via e-mail to:[email protected]. For a complete listingof all Community Cal-endar items, pleasecheck our website at:www.southfloridasun-times.com. Also followus on Twitter @sfsun-times.

• Attention: MentalHealth Therapists - Doyou need a tool to treatPTSD and other diffi-cult cases? This is youropportunity to train inthe revolutionary, evi-dence based approach,Accelerated ResolutionTherapy (ART) whichwill teach you how toeliminate PTSD symp-toms for your clients inan average of threesessions. This model isstudied by The Univer-sity Of South Florida(USF). You can findmore information at:www.ARTworksNOW.com or call Toll-free at:(877) 675-7153 for moreinformation on expand-ing your tools for diffi-cult cases.

• Do you have PostTraumatic Stress Disor-der? There is a cure forPTSD. The University ofSouth Florida com-pleted a study fundedby the Department ofDefense. The resultsspeak for themselves.In most cases, with anaverage of 3 sessionsof Accelerated Resolu-tion Therapy, the symp-toms of PTSD weregone. All calls are con-fidential. Toll free (877)675-7153 for more in-formation or Googlewww.ARTworksNow.com

• American LegionPost 92 - 211 North21st Avenue, Holly-wood. The Ladies Aux-iliary has bingo everyThursday night begin-ning at 6 p.m. Seasonspecial: "When you buyyour 1st 2 cards, youreceive your 3rd cardfree." We have thelucky ball and the jack-pot. Food is also avail-

able. Join us for ourauxiliary breakfast onthe 3rd Sunday of eachmonth with choice ofeggs and a buffet. Forfurther information,call: (954) 923-2760.

• American Legion,Post 304, 41 NE 1stCourt, Dania Beach.Friday Night Dinner,every Friday from 5-8p.m. Live entertain-ment 7-11 p.m. andKaraoke every Thurs-day and Saturday.Open to the public! Formore info: (954) 921-7532.

• City of HollywoodMemorial Senior Part-ners is located at theHollywood Beach Cul-ture and CommunityCenter, located at: 1301South Ocean Drive,Hollywood, Florida33019 (954) 921-3600:Memorial Senior Part-ners is currently offer-ing the followingclasses: Bellydancingwith Sandi, members$7.00 per class, non-members, $7.00 + $5.00non-member fee toMemorial Senior Part-ners. Tuesdays at 12noon in room 110.Hawaiian Hula by Chai:Learn the Hukilau, TinyBubbles and traditionalstory telling with handmovements. Tuesdaysfrom 1:00 p.m. - 2:00p.m. $10.00 per person,per class, Chai Chien,Hula Instructor, formore info, call: (954)560-9675.

• Free Yoga for Veter-ans AND their Families.Beginner's welcome.Taught by two licensedprofessionals. Non vet-erans cost: $5. GraceArt Galleries, 75 N.Federal HWY (rear en-trance), Dania Beach -Tuesdays 7 p.m. - 8p.m. Contact: LisaFuller, RYT, (954) 309 -6987.

• Women's Social Club60 years & over. Join usfor monthly luncheons& visit places of inter-

est. No Dues No Offi-cers. Call Eileen 305-933-6766.

• Painting With Sandi -Every Thursday 9:30a.m. - 11:30 a.m. - Newdemo every week, fun& easy! HollywoodBeach Community &Culture Center 1301South Ocean Drive(A1A). Just South ofHollywood Boulevard,for more information,please call: 305-978-6701.

• Business NetworkingEvent sponsored by theKiwanis Club of Holly-wood - Monthly Event -Fourth Tuesday ofevery month: 5:30 PMto 7:30 PM (EDT), Or-angebrook Golf andCountry Club 400 En-trada Drive, Hollywood,FL 33021.

• Spanish lessonsevery Tuesday at theHollywood Beach Cul-ture and CommunityCenter, located at 1301S. Ocean Dr., Holly-wood. Basic Spanish10:45 - 11:45 a.m., In-termediate Spanish,11:45 - 12:45 p.m.,$8.00 per class. (954)921-3600.

Sunday, Sept. 1• The GOLD COASTCOIN CLUB of Holly-wood, FL will hold itsmonthly “Coin, Cur-rency and CollectibleShow” At Mardi GrasCasino 831 North Fed-eral Highway, Hallan-dale Florida (at thecorner of PembrokeRoad and US 1). Showwill be from 9:30 am to3:00 PM. Admission,valet parking and selfparking are FREE!Children are welcome!Bourse is on secondfloor. 954-242-5561.

Monday, Sept. 2• American LegionPost 310 , Labor Daycelebration Come andenjoy a BBQ with allthe fixins, bring yourfriends. Enjoy BBQ,

Salads, Baked Beans ,Desserts. Time will befrom 2:00 - 5:00 P.M.Amt. $ 3.00.

Sunday, Sept. 8• Pickleball Comes toHallandale Beach -Free Demo/Clinic,Golden Isles TennisCenter - 100 Egret DrHallandale Beach, FL33009. More Info: SUN-259-4711.

Wednesday, Sept. 11* The HallandaleBeach Chamber ofCommerce will host its

Business Network Ex-change at Z Gallerie,Village at Gulfstream,600 Silks Run. Hallan-dale Beach, Fl 33009

Wednesday, Sept. 25* The Hallandale BeachChamber of Commercewill host a Women'sHealth & Fitness Fairfrom 10:00 am- 2:00 pmat the Vi Aventura,19333 W Country ClubDr., Aventura, FL 33180.

Thursday, Sept. 27• The Hallandale BeachChamber of Commerce

will host its MonthlyBreakfast & Network-ing from 7:30 AM - 9:00AM at The Crown PlazaHotel Hollywood Beach4000 S Ocean Dr. Holly-wood, FL 33019. HealthCare Reform is a hottopic in todays world.This is your chance tohear directly from theCenter for Medicare &Medicaid ServicesDr. Renard L. Murray,Regional Administra-tor-Centers forMedicare & MedicaidServices.

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Dr. Joseph A. Amu-nategui II has been hon-ored as the FloridaPolice AthleticLeague(PAL) volunteerof the year and receivedhis award at the DisneyYacht Club in Orlando.There are sixty four PALprograms throughoutthe state of Florida sothis is quite an accoladefor Dr. Joe. A secondgeneration chiropractorin Hallandale Beach, Dr.Joe has a wonderfulreputation for healingpatients and his altru-ism toward his commu-nity is unmatched. Hegives complimentaryphysicals to the partici-pants and coachesbaseball and soccerteams. He has spon-sored many PAL teamslong before coachingand is always a signifi-cant financial sponsor for the annual PAL comedy show, the 5k/10k charity runand the annual Texas Hold em poker tournament.He is a charter member of the Kiwanis Club of Hallandale Beach where he

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HOLLYWOOD - Youhave put off gettingdental implants forlong enough. The pricehas always been toohigh - or you just donot know enoughabout them to makethat life-changing deci-sion.What ever barriers

there were in the pastare now put to rest asDr. Richard Silver andhis associates at EliteDental Practice in Hol-lywood offer a way tomake you look and feelbetter.With a FREE implant

consultation, Dr. Silvercan now help youmake those changes -for as little as $999(regular $1,500) andcrowns for as little as$799."The one thing that

we find out in dentistrythese days is that pa-tients are never ex-plained the manyoptions they have," Dr.Silver and his associ-ates point out. "Whenyou come in and talkwith us, you leavemore informed andready to make thatnext step."While many dentists

continue to offer im-plants, actually sittingdown and explainingall facets of the proce-dure, is not somethingthat is routine. Dr. Sil-ver and his associateshave spent a career on

making sure that theirpatients understandeverything.

DENTAL IMPLANTS A dental implant is a

prosthetic replacementfor a missing tooth.Natural teeth consist ofthe crown and the root.The crown is the visiblesection that is coveredwith white enamel.Supporting the crownis the tooth root whichextends into the jaw-bone. The root is thepart of the tooth that iseffectively replaced byan implant.There are commonly

three parts to what isdescribed as an im-plant - the implant de-vice itself (which isinserted directly intothe bone); the abut-ment - the piece thatconnects the implantdevice to the third part- the overlying crownor denture.Today's implants are

predominantly made oftitanium, a metal that isbio-compatible and of-fers strength and dura-bility as well as aunique property of fus-ing directly to bone -the process known asosseointegration.Other materials, suchas zirconium, might beused to make implantsin the future. But fornow, these materialshave not been per-fected for general use.

DENTAL IMPLANTSVS. CONVENTIONAL DENTURESImplants can be used

to replace one missingtooth so that the re-placement looks andfeels natural. Also, twoor more implants canserve as a stable sup-port for the replace-ment of many teeth.Many patients who

have selected dentalimplants describe aquality of life that ismuch more comfort-able and secure thanthe lifestyle endured bythose with fixedbridges or removabledentures. Denturesoften make a personfeel and look olderthan they are, causeembarrassment in so-cial situations whenthey slip and click, andrestrict the everydaypleasure of eatingcomfortably.When they count thebenefits they enjoy asa result of their dentalimplants, patients saytheir implants eliminatethe day-to-day frustra-tions and discomfort ofill-fitting dentures.They allow people toenjoy a healthy andvaried diet without therestrictions many den-ture wearers face. Witha sense of renewedself-confidence, manypeople rediscover theexcitement of an activelifestyle shared withfamily and friends andthe chance to speakclearly and comfort-ably with co-workers.For all these reasons,people with dental im-plants often say theyfeel better... they lookbetter... they live better.

AM I A CANDIDATEFOR DENTAL IMPLANTS?Generally speaking, if

you have lost teeth youare a candidate fordental implants. It isimportant that you arein good health, how-ever, as there are someconditions and dis-eases that can affectwhether dental im-plants are right for you.For example, uncon-trolled diabetes, can-cer, radiation to thejaws, smoking, alco-holism, or uncontrolledperiodontal (gum) dis-ease may affectwhether dental im-plants will fuse to yourbone. It is important tolet your dental surgeonknow all about yourmedical status (pastand present) togetherwith all medicationsyou are taking,whether prescribed, al-ternative (herbal) orover-the-counter.Where and how im-

plants are placed re-quires a detailedassessment of youroverall stomato-gnathic system

(“stoma” – mouth;“gnathic” – jaws),within which the teethfunction. This will ne-cessitate compilingrecords that includestudy models of yourmouth and bite, andspecialized radi-ographs (x-rays), whichmay include 3D scansknown as computer-ized tomograms (CTscans). Planning withthe help of computerimaging ensures thatdental implants can beplaced in exactly theright position in thebone.

HOW DO IMPLANTSDIFFER FROMTEETH?Natural teeth and

dental implants maylook the same, feel thesame, and even func-tion in a similar way,but they are very differ-ent. The most impor-tant differences are inthe way they attach tothe surrounding bone,their response to den-tal disease, their main-tenance, and repair.Teeth attach to the

surrounding bone by aperiodontal ligament(“peri” – around; “dont”– tooth) made up ofcollagen fibers thatjoin into the tooth onone side and bone onthe other. Dental im-plants fuse directly tothe bone. The gum tissues also

attach to the root of atooth with collagenfibers as describedabove. However, gumtissues can only stickto the surface of dentalimplants.

Teeth are susceptibleto dental decay as wellas the need for rootcanal therapy; dentalimplants are metal anddo not decay or needroot canal. Teeth mayalso be susceptible toperiodontal (gum) dis-ease, while dental im-plants may besusceptible to peri-im-plantitis, an inflamma-

tory response to bacte-rial biofilm of the tis-sues surrounding theimplant, which can re-sult in disintegration ofthe bone to the im-plant.All major insurance

plans and credit cardsare accepted. If youdon’t have dental in-surance, no problem,they will work out apayment plan with you.Walk-Ins are Wel-

come!Languages spoken:

English, Russian, Spanish, Hebrew.

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ELITE DENTAL PRACTICEDr. Richard Silver, D.D.S.

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PATIENT TESTIMONIALS"After searching for a caring, compassion-

ate, conscientious, and competent dentist, Ifinally found Elite Dental Center. Not only hasDr. Richard Silver continually provided state-of-the-art treatment but he respondspromptly to emergency situations withphone calls, as well as with follow-up ap-pointments. Dr. Silver is unique among den-tists. 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. Silver there would be no dentalphobia in America and appreciably less visitsto the dentist," says Hugh B.

"Dr. Silver 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. Silver is efficient and runs on time. I re-ally appreciate that of him. I don't have towait a long time to get an appointment ei-ther. His staff is courteous and Dr. Silvercares about patients and dentistry," saysPatricia D.

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• What ever barriers there werein the past are now put to restas Dr. Richard Silver and his as-sociates at Elite Dental Practicein Hollywood offer a way tomake you look and feel better

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(StatePoint) Havingtrouble sticking toyour diet? When yourbody doesn’t respondto your efforts the wayyou expect, it’s easy tolose the motivation tocontinue.“Most dieters are

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• Wrong goal: If yourgoal is an arbitrarynumber based on yourscale, you are alreadysetting yourself up tofail.Scale weight

doesn’t tell you any-thing about your ac-tual body composition-- how much fat youhave and how muchyou’re losing. Yourscale weight couldfluctuate for severalreasons, such as hy-dration level, waterweight or muscle loss.Setting the right

goal and monitoringchanges in your bodycomposition is the firstkey to success.

• Water retention:Proper hydration iscritical to fat loss andoverall health. How-ever, too little or toomuch water can causeproblems. Water in-take requirements areinfluenced by severalfactors, like weightand activity levels. Agood starting point isto consume 1/2 ounceof water per pound ofcurrent body weight.Drink at least 16ounces first thing inthe morning -- purewater is best -- andmore if you are thirsty.

• Too much exercise:Excessive exercisecreates stress and canbe counterproductivewhen you’re restrictingcalories, causing lossof muscle mass.Low-intensity activi-

ties like walking --along with minimalstrength training to re-tain muscle mass -- isall that’s needed.

• Too much of thewrong thing: Diet isthe most efficient wayto create a caloric re-striction, maintainblood sugar levels,which are conduciveto fat loss, and provideall the nutrients youneed for optimalhealth. If you’re notseeing positivechanges in body com-position, the problemis almost always yourdiet.

• Stress and lack ofsleep: Chronic stresscan have an adverseeffect on hormonalbalance, which canhinder fat loss andcause loss of essentiallean body mass.

Stress and lack ofsleep disrupt manydelicate physiologicalfunctions. Regularlypracticing somemethod of relaxationand getting seven tonine hours of sleepevery night will make abig difference in yourfat loss efforts.

More information aboutsmart dieting habits andoptimal health can befound at www.Tur-boCharged.us.com. Don’tditch your diet beforeseeing the results youwant. By workingsmarter, not harder, youcan achieve your goalsbefore losing motivation.

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(StatePoint) From high blood pressure tocancer, serious ailments often strike, despiteour best efforts to maintain good health.With the rapid pace of medical advance-

ments and treatment options emerging, con-ventional medical wisdom can sometimes lagbehind innovations in disease management.Furthermore, there’s often little attention paidto nutrition’s role in health conditions.“Our healthcare system is a disease model,not a prevention model, and reimbursementis based upon sickness, not wellness. Weneed to better integrate all facets of care,”says Dr. Steven V. Joyal, chief medical officerwith Life Extension, Inc., an organization ded-icated to increasing the functional humanlifespan. It’s this thinking that spurred the creation of

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HIGH BLOOD PRESSUREA major risk factor for heart disease,

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JOYAL RECOMMENDS CONSIDERING THEFOLLOWING:• With an inexpensive at-home blood pres-sure monitor, take readings at multiple timesthroughout the day, tracking values overtime. Your doctor can determine whether tomodify your treatment regimen based uponthe results.• Stay fit and exercise. A healthy body weightand high degree of cardiorespiratory fitnessreduce hypertension risk, and if you alreadyhave high blood pressure, can help youachieve better control.• Hold the salt. High sodium intake can makehigh blood pressure worse. Read labels. Evenif you aren’t reaching for salt, many pre-pack-aged convenience foods, meats and cheesescontain significant amounts of sodium.• Get plenty of beneficial nutrients, especiallypotassium and magnesium, which are impor-tant for vascular health.

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Ask anyone whowears a watch thesedays, and all will tellyou that there is a cer-tain prestige you getfrom putting a qualitytime-piece on yourwrist.At the same time,

many of these qualitywatches are worthplenty of money - andhold value.At Miami Watches,

owner Eli Kraus is oneof the largest buyers ofpreowned luxurywatches in southFlorida. If you havewatches that you areinterested in turninginto cash, feel free tocall him for a free quotewith no obligations, heeven makes housecalls. "Our main objective

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customer, Eli pointsout. "When you dealwith such high endwatches, everyonewants to feel goodabout the purchase."If you own a Rolex,

Patek Philippe, Cartier,Vacheron, Constantin,Omega, Longines, orany other fine timepiece gold or not, inany condition he willbuy it. Working or notworking he will buy theparts.

SAFE, SECURE, CONFIDENTIALAll transactions are

confidential and se-cure. Eli understandsthat selling your valu-ables can be an emo-tional experience so hedoesn't pressure youwhile you make yourdecision.

FACTORS TO CONSIDERVintage watches arealso highly sought afterand he offers greatprices for these classicwatches.Eli also pays top dol-

lar for gold, silver,coins, sterling silver,platinum, and antiques,but his primary passionis watches. Eli will evengive you a Free X-rayanalysis of your gold,silver and more, whileyou wait, so you willknow on the spot thevalue of your item.

WE HAVE MOVEDIn order to better

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"Our main objective is to have a satisfied customer.When you deal with such high end watches, every-one wants to feel good about the purchase."

ELI KRAUS, OWNERMiami Watches

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MATZOH BALLS1 cup matzoh meal4 large eggs1/4 cup schmaltz(chicken fat; see note)1/4 cup chicken stock1 teaspoon saltpinch of ground pep-per

When you makehomemade chickenstock and cool itovernight, you’ll findthat the top is coveredby a layer of solidifiedfat or schmaltz. Skimit off and save it. You’llwant it to be roomtemp when you use it.In a medium bowl,

beat the eggs. Add thestock, schmatz, saltand pepper, and mixwell. Add matzo mealand stir thoroughly.Cover the bowl tightlywith plastic wrap andrefrigerate for 6 hours,or overnight.Fill a large pot with

water and bring it to aboil. Moisten yourpalms with cold water,and form a bit of themixture into a ball 3/4inch in diameter. Dropit into the pot, and re-peat with the remain-ing mixture untilyou’ve made all yourmatzoh balls. Reducethe heat slightly andcover. Simmer forabout 20-25 minutes,

removing the matzohballs with a slottedspoon. Keep them in alarge bowl, then addto soup no more than30 minutes beforeserving.

NOODLE KOOGLE1 pound broad eggnoodles8 ounces creamcheese, room temp1 stick unsalted butter,melted1/2 cup sugar1 teaspoon vanilla7 large eggs1 pint (2 cups) sourcreamFor the topping:1/4 cup sugar1 teaspoon cinnamon4 tablespoons un-salted butter, softened

Generously butter a9X13-inch pan thatlooks nice enough tobe set on the table.Cook the noodles inhighly salted water ac-cording to package di-

rections, stoppingafter the minimumcooking time, about 8minutes. Drain thenoodles.While the noodles

are cooking, combineMATZOH BALLScheese, and sugar andbeat with a stand orhandheld mixture andbeat until smooth. Addthe remaining ingredi-ents and beat again,until smooth and light-ened. As soon asyou’ve drained them,add the hot noodles tothis mixture and stir tocombine. Spread itinto the prepared pan,and cover with plasticwrap. Let sit at least 1hour on the counter,or refrigerateovernight.

BRISKET6 lbs brisket8 garlic cloves, cutlengthwise into 4pieces1 quart beef stock

2 large onions, sliced1 cup ketchup1/2 cup brown sugar2 tsp salt1 tsp paprika1 tsp onion powder1 tsp garlic powder1/4 tsp cayenne1/2 tsp dried thyme2 bay leaves

Preheat the oven to500°F.Using a paring knife,

cut small incisions inthe meat and shovethe pieces of garlicinto them. Do this untilthe meat is stuffedwith garlic all over.Place the brisket in arimmed baking dish(preferably metal) andbrown it in the oven,about 10 minutes perside.Remove the meat,

and pour in the beefstock (NOTE: if youare using a pyrex dish,wait a few minutes forthe pan to acclimateto room temperatureso it does not shatter.For more on this, seemy disaster here).Turn the oven down to350 degrees, cover thedish with foil, andcook in the oven for 1hour.In the meantime,

sautee the onions in 1tablespoon of olive oilover medium-low heat

until soft andcaramelized, about25-30 minutes, stirringoccasionally.Remove the meat

from the oven, andadd the remaining in-gredients to the pan.Using a fork, whiskthem all together withthe beef stock. Whenthe onions have fin-ished cooking,arrange them on topof the meat. Cover thepan again with foil,and return it to theoven for 2-3 hours

APPLE CAKE WITHCARAMEL GLAZE

For the cake:1 cup (2 sticks) butter1 1/3 cups sugar2 large eggs1 teaspoons vanillaextract2 cups all-purposeflour3/4 teaspoon bakingsoda1 teaspoon bakingpowder3/4 teaspoon salt2 cups chopped,peeled apples (about2)1 cup chopped pecansor walnuts

For the caramelsauce:1 cup brown sugar1/3 cup heavy cream1/2 cup butter

1 teaspoon vanilla1 pinch salt

Heat oven to 325 de-grees. Grease a loafpan.In a large bowl

cream the butter andthe sugar with anelectric mixer untilfluffy. Add the eggs,beat well, then mix invanilla.In a separate bowl, stirtogether the flour,soda, powder and salt.Add these to the wetingredients and mixuntil blended. Fold inthe apples and thenuts. Pour batter intoprepared pan andbake for 1 hour, oruntil toothpick comesout clean.Meanwhile, combine

the butter, sugar, andcream in a smallsaucepan. Overmedium heat, meltthem together stirringmore or less con-stantly. When theedges start to simmer,cook for 3 more min-utes, then add thevanilla and removefrom the heat.When the cake has

cooled for 20 minutes,prick all over with afork and spoon thecaramel sauce evenlyon the top.

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Beef Stew Cubes$829$829

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NY Strip Steak$1199$1199

Ribeye Steak$1199$1199

Minute Steak$899$899

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Kasha VarnishkasPotato KugelNoodle Kugel (Sweet)

Chopped LiverCole SlawHealth Salad

Chinese Fried RiceStuffed CabbageSweet Meatballs

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Great Steaks, Seafood, Sandwiches, Salads & Spirits100 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach

954.454.9676 • See our menu online at www.gamaroffs.comSunday-Thursday 11:30 am-11 pm, Friday-Saturday 11:30 am-Midnight - Reservations accepted

Everything’s Great at

Great For

LUNCH! Great For

DINNER!Every Day is Special at South Florida’s Favorite Grill & Bar!

All specials include choice of French fries, baked potato, or steamed vegetables.

We’re not just delicious music to your palate; we’re music to your ears as well! Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 8 pm ‘til Round About Midnight, the best Grill and Bar in

South Florida brings together some of the finest musicians in our area for your enjoyment. And Mondays, you’re welcome to try your vocal chops at the craziest Karaoke Bar in town. Gamaroff’s is the perfect place for sensational food, superb drinks, great atmosphere,

and truly amazing music! Come feast, come listen, come enjoy life to the fullest!

Live Music... and so much more!

Saturday16-oz. Bone-in Ribeye!Perfectly aged and lovingly prepared tender and juicy, served on the bone.

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FridaySnow Crab!Sweet, delicate and delicious.

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ThursdayMaine Lobster Fest!Dinner includes choice of side.

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Wednesday8-oz. Filet Mignon!Indescribably flavorful and tender, with a superb “melt in your mouth” taste.

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TuesdayBaby Back Ribs!Slow cooked, “fall off the bone” delicious and tender pork ribs.All You Can Eat

$1595

MondayShrimp ScampiDelectable Jumbo shrimp served over pasta with our legendary garlic butter.

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SundayPrime Rib All Day!Perfectly aged, slow roasted and cured with our secret blend of spices.

From

$10958 Oz. Queen Cut

Sensational

$9.95 Five-Course

Meals Noon-4 p.m. Every Day

No sharing. All prices shown good through September 4, 2013.

DeliciousRack of LambFor lovers of lamb, lovingly prepared, expertly seasoned, and served with your choice of one of our fabulous side dishes, to provide you with an

absolute culinary feast!

$1595

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