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BY BARI AUERBACH

AA ventura Marketing Councilmembers recently helpedmake a “Thanksgiving differ-ence” during a festive AMC

holiday breakfast meeting “ho-ho-hosted”by the Hard Rock Café on Seminole Way inHollywood benefiting Jubilee Center ofSouth Broward – dedicated to providingemergency resources and relief from hungerand despair.

AMC Chair Cliff Schulman of Weiss,Serota, Helfman helped welcome over 150business and community leaders to the phil-anthropic event along with Hard Rock Café

Sales and Marketing Manager RobynMelvin, General Manager Scott Jacobs andJubilee Center executive director JoyceCurtis.

Melvin noted, “Hard Rock International isfocused on making the earth a safer, healthierand better place. Today we celebrate WorldHunger Year. Did you know that 925 millionchildren will go hungry in 2010 and thenumber one cause of hunger comes frompoverty? Together, let’s imagine a worldwhere all kids have enough food to eat that’shealthy and nutritious; and where they cantake pride in growing, harvesting and selling

Hard Rock Café-Hollywood hosts holiday breakfastbenefiting Jubilee Center of South Broward

(PHOTOS BY RALPH NOTARO)

Aventura Marketing Council Chairman Cliff Schulman, Weiss Serota Helfman; Robyn Melvin, sales andmarketing manager, Hard Rock Café Hollywood; Joyce Curtis, executive director, Jubilee Center; ScottJacobs, general manager, Hard Rock Café Hollywood––––––– Continued on page 6

Aventura Marketing Council members enjoyed premier business networking at Hard Rock Café Hollywood Awaiting their omelets are Rita Regev, Optimar International Realty; Gary Arnowitz, Florida Friends of BoysTown Jerusalem; Barbara Falk

Aventura Marketing Councilmembers help fight hunger

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AArroouunndd TToowwnn iinn AAvveennttuurraaMichael-Ann Russell JCC hosts former NBA

great Kenny Anderson for Student Connection

The Aventura Marketing Council’s award-winning EducationCommittee, chaired by Eileen Glastein of Bnai Zion, has a long andstrong history of providing monthly field trips for almost 100 at-risk stu-dents from their eight Dade Partner Schools. The November field trip inpartnership with the All-Star Basketball Academy proved to be a veryspecial one for the students as they met with former NBA star KennyAnderson who spoke to them about sportsmanship, leadership qualitiesand the importance of staying in school.

Then it was time for some lessons in ball handling, as Anderson, JasonGilliam-Alexander, Jon Hirsch and volunteers from All-Star put the kidsthrough a series of fundamental basketball drills designed to improveball handling, passing and shooting skills.

“I was a beneficiary of ‘give back’ programs where people lent me ahelping hand, and I want to do the same in return,” said Anderson.“That’s why we created the All-Star Academy on Sundays at the MARJCC from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.”

For more information on the All-Star Basketball Academy, visitall-starbaseketballcamp.com or call Jon Hirsch at 305-978-9433.

At-risk student program sponsored by Marlins Community Foundation and Miami-Dade Commissioner Sally Heyman

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Ann was a bit annoyed. She’d beengoing on and off with Bill for the past sixyears and all of a sudden, he was gettingout of character. It had been a great rela-tionship. He was married and she had beenonce and wanted to more. She had a greatjob, plenty of female friends some male butnot too friendly since they were inher business or themselves mar-ried. Most seemed to think shewas fair game, after all a divorcedand attractive woman. Most cameon to her whether they were singleor married which made her suspi-cious of any male showing up inher vicinity. Her life was prettymuch centered around her job andthe occasional meeting with Bill awayfrom any place in their area.

The problem in the past when she wasmarried she never felt any sense of free-dom to do some things that she wanted todo alone. Always seemed that the husbandwas in the picture even when she wasgoing tout with the girl friends. Might havebeen that he was possessive of her and hertime, a result of which made her feel sort of

crushed with no sense of having her owntime. She also noted that those friends ofhers that were married seemed worriedabout having to get home to do somethingwith their spouses. This had happened toher in her marriage. All it ever did wasaggravate it more and more. The life shewas living now was right for her becausehe had to spend so much with his wife.

When they got together there wasa sense of freedom for herbecause she knew exactly whenhe was with her and when hewouldn’t be.

The other night this lovelyrelationship began to change.They were out at a restaurant outof the main way when he lookedat her with a big smile. Guess

what my wife and I realize that maybe weshould separate for awhile. It will be us fornow and no hiding anymore isn’t that great

Ann looked at him. Separate? Free todo what they wanted? She looked atBill. A sweet man but there was now asign over his head “aggravation” Shegot up kissed him gently on his foreheadand with a goodbye Bill she walkedaway.

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new food. We can make this come true withhard work, love and conviction.

“Hard Rock International and WorldHunger Year (WHY) are dedicated tofighting the root causes of hunger andpoverty by supporting grassroots organiza-tions that create self-reliance, economicjustice and equal access to nutritious andaffordable foods. Founded in 1975 by thelate musician and activist Harry Chapinand current executive director Bill Ayres,WHY works to put an end to hunger suf-fered by 49 million Americans and morethan one billion people worldwide.

Melvin pointed out that thanks to YokoOno’s support of Hard Rock International,World Hunger brochures feature the imageof John Lennon with the theme ImagineThere’s No Hunger. She also invited every-one to share in celebrating Hard Rock’supcoming 40th anniversary marked byexciting “40 day and 40 night” activities.

Speaking on behalf of the JubileeCenter, Joyce Curtis explained, “We servehundreds of meals to people who line upevery day and provide boxes of groceries.People who are hungry these days look likeyou and me - there are a lot of families andsingle mothers with children. Please comevisit or volunteer and we’ll show you howyour donations are put to good use.”

During the breakfast, the Hard RockCafé’s gift for generosity was apparent asan incredible breakfast “feast” was servedthat would even stuff Santa. In keepingwith the AMC’s gift for giving back, guestsall brought a minimum of two cans of non-perishable food for the Thanksgiving drivebenefiting Jubilee Center plus many alsopurchased distinctive “Imagine” redbracelets for a dollar to help feed one childthree meals.

Creating even more reason to “givethanks” to Hard Rock, lucky winnersreceived great door prizes including a $100gift card to Hard Rock Café-Hollywoodwon by Rita Regev of OptimarInternational Realty; a Hard Rock memo-rabilia book won by Jeff Greenman ofCalder Racetrack and Casino; and ticketsto “Rock of Ages” at the Broward Centerdonated by Broadway Across Americawon by Shelley Phillips of Fast Care.

For information about Hard Rock Café-Hollywood, call 954-315-9112. To supportJubilee Center of South Broward or inquireabout volunteering, call 954-920-0106.

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Hard Rock Café-Hollywood hosts holiday breakfast

Robyn Melvin, Hard Rock Café Hollywood with Gonzalo Del Rio,Hard Rock Café Miami

Spring Strong of Imperial Clubbrought several cans of foodfor the food drive Alphoncia Lafrance

Mompremier,Northwestern Mutual

Financial Network;John Siddons, ASAP

Staffing Services; LisaNathanson, Hospice

by the Sea; Ira Haber,All In 1 Production;

Xiomara Umana-Alvarez, Elite Care

at Home

Dr. Allyn Bernstein, Nautilus Middle School; Maria Montesino and Veronica Martin,North Miami Beach Sr. High

Below: AMC members contributed generous cans of

food for the ThanksgivingHoliday Food Drive

benefiting Jubilee Center

When I grew up as a youngster in the1930’s and 40’s, no Jewish family in myneighborhood owned a Ford automobile.Henry Ford, the American hero of theIndustrial Age, who perfected the mass pro-duction of automobiles before World War I,was also one of America’s worst anti-Semites. He spent much of his energy, moneyand time on the publication of the infamousforgery “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,”as well as other scurrilous anti-Semitic tracts,to wrongfully inflict hatred against Jews inthe American culture. According to authorNeil Baldwin (The Mass Production of Hate),“Hitler read all of Ford’s publications, hung aportrait of Ford in his office, gave Ford a Nazimedal of honor and Fords were produced inOccupied Europe throughout the war.”

Ford, who considered running for thepresidency in 1922, became increasingly anti-immigrant, anti-labor and anti-Semitic. Hehad purchased a newspaper, the Dearborn

Independent, which he then used for theseviews. In May 1920, Ford published the firstof a series of articles titled “The InternationalJew: The World’s Problem.” He ran thosearticles for 18 months, then published them asa book. Ford’s words were almost identical toHitler’s in his book “Mein Kampf,” statingthat “Jews manipulated diplomacy to causewars in which Christians died to enrichJews.” The “Independent” published similaranti-Semitic articles for seven years untilAaron Sapiro, a California farm organizer,sued Ford for libel. Ford refused to testify andsettled out of court. During the trial Jewishleaders “had called for a boycott of Ford’scars and slumping sales may have played arole in the decision to settle.’

The Anti-Defamation League negotiatedan agreement with Ford whereby Fordannounced his anti-Semitic articles wouldnever again appear in the “Independent.”Ford alleged he did not know the “Protocols”had been forged and offered the Jewish peo-ple his “future friendship and good will.”Ford later claimed his signature on the agree-ment was forged, and that Jewish bankerscaused World War II. He died in 1947,“apparently unchanged and unrepentant.”Ford’s heirs publicly apologized for hisbehavior.


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Heather J. Rohan, FACHE, elected to American College of Healthcare

Executives Council of RegentsHeather J. Rohan, FACHE, President and

CEO of Aventura Hospital and MedicalCenter, has been appointed to the Council ofRegents, the legislative body ofthe American College ofHealthcare Executives, whichserves as the vital link betweenACHE and affiliates byapproving governance andmembership regulations aswell as promoting ACHE pro-grams, services and activitieswithin their respective areas.

Rohan will take office at theCouncil of Regents meeting onMarch 19th during ACHE’s54th Congress on Healthcare Leadership atthe Hilton Chicago. As a Regent, Rohan willrepresent ACHE’s membership in Florida.

Rohan has served as President and CEOof Aventura Hospital and Medical Centersince 2005. Prior to this position, she wasPresident and CEO of Palms West Hospitalin Loxahatchee, Florida. Her expansive andimpressive career in healthcare has includedholding leadership roles in both the adminis-trative and clinical areas for more than 25years, including serving as CEO of AventuraHospital and as Chief Nursing Officer atCedars Medical Center in Miami.

With her roots in Nursing, Rohan earnedboth her BSN and her MBA degrees fromBarry University in Miami Shores. She hasserved as an adjunct professor for the School

of Nursing, served on the Advisory Council forthe Barry University School of Business andwas named a Distinguished Alumni in 2009.

The American College ofHealthcare Executives is aninternational professional societyof more than 30,000 healthcareexecutives who lead hospitals,healthcare systems and otherhealthcare organizations. ACHEis known for its prestigious cre-dentialing and educational pro-grams and its annual Congress onHealthcare Leadership, whichdraws more than 4,500 partici-

pants each year. ACHE’s established network of more than

80 chapters provides access to networking,education and career development at the locallevel. In addition, ACHE is known for its mag-azine, Healthcare Executive, and its journals,the Journal of Healthcare Management andFrontiers of Health Services Management, aswell as groundbreaking research and careerdevelopment and public policy programs.

ACHE’s publishing division, HealthAdministration Press, is one of the largestpublishers of books and journals on all aspectsof health services management in addition totextbooks for use in college and universitycourses. Through such efforts, ACHE workstoward its goal of being the premier profes-sional society for healthcare leaders by pro-viding exceptional value to its members.

The Alternative Board offers Selling in the New Economy Workshop

for small and medium businesses BY LYNN CARROLL

The Alternative Board (TAB) is offeringanother in its series of special presentationstargeting owners of smalland medium-size businesseswho seek an alternativeedge in today’s competitivemarketplace.

TAB’s four-hour work-shop, “Selling in the NewEconomy,” will be heldfrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. onDec. 15th at the HillcrestCountry Club in Hollywood(4600 Hillcrest Drive).There will be complimenta-ry continental breakfastavailable beginning at 8:30a.m.

The session, to be pre-sented by Greta Schulz of ProactiveSolutions, will feature hands-on applicationsfor owners, sales managers and members ofthe sales workforce.

Rounding out the program will be a talkon the benefits of social-media marketingand how to integrate it into a business mar-keting program. Mande White, founder ofFree Social-Media Help.com and SocialMedia-Coaching Cafe.com, will preside.

The seminar is one of several servicesoffered by TAB, whose members are amongSouth Florida’s leading business owners, as

well as their second-in-command managers,says Arnold Goldman, The Alternative Boardof South Broward owner and president. Otherregular features TAB offers for members

include monthly peer advi-sory think tank meetingsand individual coachingappointments which fea-tures advice tailored tomeet specific businessneeds. “What we offer isalways based on real-worldexperience,” Goldmansays. “We encourage andempower our members toachieve their business andpersonal vision.”

He says TAB may beparticularly helpful forwomen who run a busi-ness.

“I believe balancing business and person-al life is even more challenging for womanentrepreneurs,” Goldman says. “This is achance for them to gain information directlyfrom experts not otherwise readily avail-able.” Founded in 1990 TAB has more than3,000 participating businesses throughoutthe hemisphere.

Cost for the workshop is $15 payable atthe door. No credit cards please, onlychecks or cash accepted at the door. To reg-ister email Arnold Goldman [email protected]

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BY BARI AUERBACH

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The Seven Seas Spa & Salon is a new Aveda Concept Salon –a glamorous highlight of the Newport’s multi-million dollar hotelrenovation. For the style-conscious coveting beauty on a budget,the full-service spa and salon promises “rest, renewal and rejuve-nation” facilitated by an enlightened team of beauty and massageprofessionals prepared to “pamper you with a VIPexperience thatwill immerse you in an unparalleled journey of the senses.”

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Jewish National Fund’s network of over 200 reservoirs and dams conserves Israel’s precious rainwater. To learn more about how JNF is combating Israel’s severe water crisis, in-cluding exploring new resources and recycling waste water,visit www.JNF.org.

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Michael E. Horowitz, M.D., F.A.C.P.Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine

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Rena Chen, Siyi Sun and Yi Wei, Mr. Chef’s Fine Chinese Cuisine & Bar

Hard Rock Café-Hollywood hosts holiday breakfast

Right: MichaelHuffaker and

Sheena Formbly,Express

EmploymentProfessionals;Lance Detotto,

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Left: ArnoldGoldman, The AlternativeBoard; Elaine Adler,President, AventuraMarketing Council;Cheryl Ricker andCasey Lee, DynaServ Florida

JasonKatz,

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Donna DeConna, Mardi Gras Casino; Lisa Hernandez,Oral Facial Comprehensive Care

Nancy Doyle, Broadway Across America; Barbara Hirshhorn, DavidLawrence Jr. K-8

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benefiting Julibee Center of South Broward

Robyn Melvin, Hard Rock Café Hollywood; JeffGreenman, Calder Casino and Race Course

Eric Newman, The Sweet Tooth; Andy Lockwood, College PlanningSpecialists of Florida; Dave Burney, NationwideGoToBilling.com

Nancy Doyle, Broadway Across America; Shelley Phillips, Fast Care; Robyn Melvin

Over 150 AMC members met at Hard Rock Café Hollywood for incredible business networking and a special holi-day breakfast while raising awareness for Jubilee Center

Above: JohannaValez, CityNational Bank;Beth Herdegen,GulfcoastBusinessFinance; KarlaAumack, Officeof Dr. FrederickKnoll, DDS;Lisa DePriest,HumaneSociety ofGreater Miami

Rita Regev, Optimar International Realty; Bruce Sher and Laura Sher, SherGallery

DesireeWhitehead,AlternativeHome HealthCare; OscarLlorente,Mount SinaiMedicalCenter;SpringStrong,ImperialClub; JanGolden


Karla Aumack; Dr. Frederick Knoll, DDS; Jillian Doty

“Clear the decks” is a nautical expres-sion. It means to finish what you are doingto do something more important. The deckshave to be cleared of everything on aCarrier so that there is room for the incom-ing airplanes to land on deck safely. Theunspoken message is to hurry up.

You need to hurry up and clear thedecks in your personal life as well. Clearyour life so that new things can come toyou. You have to clear your deck to preparefor the action and opportunities that areabout to come into your life. You have ashort period of time to do this before theNew Year. Do everything you have to doto tie up your loose ends. Do the things thathave been on your “To Do List” all year.Hurry up. Do it now and then you can startthe New Year with a clean slate.

Clear out the clutter in your personallife and in your home, office and relation-ships. Clutter may have been useful in thepast but it is no longer useful now. It isholding you back. Put away everything thatis not necessary and prepare yourself men-tally and physically. Make room for thenew.

Start today. Do not fall victim to pro-crastination. Procrastination is just a badhabit and like all habits it can be broken.This habit is a coping style for feelings ofinadequacy and perfectionism. The fear offailure often prevents you from even start-ing to make changes in your life. The fearof change and the fear of something newcan inhibit your efforts and increase yourresistance to clearing the decks. Having adeadline like the end of the year will moti-vate and energize you. Focus on the possi-bilities Focus on how good it will feel.Anticipate the joy. Become excited aboutwho and what can come into your life ifyou make room for it. Clear your decks.

Patricia Frank is a LicensedPsychotherapist. She can be reached at305-788-4864, 212-308-0309.


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Metro PCS Orange Bowl BasketballClassic Scores Elite Doubleheader

The MetroPCS Orange Bowl BasketballClassic leads the lineup of exciting OrangeBowl Festival events now underway as thecalendar marches into December.

The Classic, which takes place Dec. 18that the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise,promises to be one of the most electrifyingevents in the tournament’s 16-year history.

The Miami Hurricanesand the UCF Knightsface off at 1 p.m., fol-lowed by a premier earlyseason match-up of like-ly top-10 teams, theKansas State Wildcatsagainst the FloridaGators at 3:30 p.m.

The Kansas State-Florida match-up fea-tures a variety of localtalent, as fiery KansasState coach FrankMartin, a Miami native,is a FIU graduate andformer local prep coach,and Gator KennyBoynton is a Pompano Beach product andformer American Heritage star. The gameis one of the most anticipated of the youngcollege basketball season.

Also making a return to South Florida isFreddy Asprilla, a 6-10 forward who trans-ferred to Kansas State from Florida

International University. Asprilla was theSun Belt Conference Freshman of the Yearin 2008-09 before sitting out last seasondue to NCAA transfer rules.

The doubleheader kicks off with thehometown team Miami Hurricanes, led bycoach Frank Haith and former Flanaganstandout Adrian Thomas, facing Donnie

Jones’ UCF Knights.Jones is a former Floridaassistant coach whohelped the Gators to a pairof national championshipsin 2006 and 2007.

Additionally, UCF isguided by ConferenceUSA All-Freshmen guardMarcus Jordan, the son ofNBA Hall of FamerMichael Jordan.

All four teams startedthe 2010-11 campaign in astrong fashion, going acombined 20-4 over thefirst 24 contests. Three ofthe four losses came at the

hands of ranked teams, including the No. 1and No. 5 teams in the nation at the time ofthe game.

For tickets and information about theMetroPCS Orange Bowl BasketballClassic, call 305-341-4701 or log-on toorangebowl.org

The Florida Gators in action at the 2009MetroPCS Orange Bowl Basketball Classic

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Attorney Eric S. Kane speaks on“Planning for Your Grandchildren’s Future”

at Vi Aventura, December 14thBY LYNN CARROLL

Securing the future of grandchildren isan important part of estate planning, some-thing no one should put off. Vi Aventura ispresenting a program on ways to makesure that no matter what, thekids are alright.

The event, called “Planningfor Your Grandchildren’sFuture,” will take place from 2p.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday,December 14th in theEverglades Room at ViAventura, 19333 West CountryClub Drive, and is open to thepublic.

“During the lecture,” saysVi’s Community RelationsManager Marjorie Aloni, “Attorney EricS. Kane will outline various techniquesthat grandparents can utilize and incorpo-rate into their estate plan when planningfor their grandchildren. In particular, hewill provide a brief overview of annualexclusion gifting strategies, the use of sin-gle beneficiary trusts, charitable splitinterest trusts, and other planning ideas.”

A member of the Florida Bar, Kane con-centrates his practice in the areas of estateplanning, probate, trust and guardianship

administration. His article “What EveryEstate Planning Attorney Should KnowAbout Florida Homestead Law” appearedin the October 2009 edition of WealthCounsel’s Quarterly, a national estateplanning publication.

The event is part of anongoing series of lectures andentertainment at Vi Aventura,a continuing life-care commu-nity offering luxury independ-ent living, assisted living,skilled nursing and memorycare.

Residents recently enjoyedan electrifying evening withThomas Edison, as portrayedby actor Frank Attwood, whotook his audience on a fasci-

nating journey, from struggling in schoolto igniting a technological revolution,Aloni says.

Coming up on the evening of December23rd, she says, is a special performance byrenowned pianist Don Irwing.

Due to space restrictions, reservationsare required for Eric Kane’s lecture.RSVP to Marjorie Aloni 305-692-4829.For more information about Vi Aventura,visit on line at viliving/aventura or call305-692-4829.

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For those in the know, there is a bona fidefilm production in the works right here in ourown backyard. “The Celebration”, a docu-mentary film by international cinematograph-er/biographer Eduardo Montes-Bradley, com-memorating the 20th anniversary of AventuraTurnberry Jewish Center will be premiered onJanuary 15, 2011 at the Temple gala. Muchexcitement is already brewing about appear-ances in the film by local community leadersWilliam Landa, Don Soffer, Elaine Adler, andMayor Susan Gottlieb to mention a few.

With a nod to showbiz, there are no pix freeof anecdotes. When Aventura’s finest sur-rounded Montes-Bradley at the gates of ATJCwhile he was aiming a telescopic lens at thedome, he was quick to respond without hesi-tation “Just let me shoot the Temple beforethe sun goes down”! Heaven forbid that themagic hour enhancing the Temple should bemissed.

Helicopter fly-overs, rolling camera trolleys,make up sessions, one-on-one consultationswith the film crew, off the cuff stories and more

were all part of the mise-en-scene. With theirturn due in the spotlight, the ingénue “stars”expressed nervousness in front of the camera.After just a few minutes, Montes-Bradley hadeveryone relaxed and recounting great storiesabout their commitment and involvement inthe City and in the Center. We even heard thenow famous story of Don Soffer, penciling inthe plans for the yet to be founded City ofAventura on the back of a napkin.

Temple President Laurence Herrup livedvicariously through the various stages of pro-duction and editing while Dr. Amir Baron,executive director of ATJC calmed every ruf-fled feather. For Montes-Bradley, who hasworked with diplomats, writers and promi-nent individuals, the experience was summedup as “a unique opportunity to depict the soulof a city planned on a napkin, and the soul ofAventura is, no doubt in my mind, the ATJC”.

For information about Eduardo Montes-Bradley and the ATJC premiere, contactCarole Pumpian at 305-761-6536 [email protected]. Amir Baron with Cinematographer Eduardo Montes-Bradley and Crew Cameraman Cesare Salerno

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Did you know there isa definitive link betweenheart disease and gumdisease (periodontitis)?

There is no doubtthat good oral hygieneis a crucial element foroverall good health. Inthis article, I want tospecifically speak to

you about the link that has been establishedbetween gum disease and heart disease.

So, what are the exact causes for con-cern? Recent studies have shown that sometypes of bacteria can cause clumping ofblood platelets, which can lead to clotting.If you gums are not healthy, and are pro-viding little tissue resistance, these bacteriacan get into the blood steam, increasing aperson’s risk for heart disease and/orstroke.

Initially, the concern was raised backin the late 1980’s. Studies were conductedin Europe that presented an associationbetween heart disease and gum disease.Further studies eventually confirmed thesepreliminary findings.

How does this occur? Basically, whenan infection (inflammation) is present yourbody produces C-reactive protein and

greater levels of inflammatory products.These are factors that have been known toincrease the risk of someone developingheart disease, or suffering from a heartattack and/or stroke.

Each of us should be concerned overgum disease, get regularly checked anddevelop good oral hygiene habits. But, any-one with heart disease, a family history ofheart disease or stroke, people that havehad heart valve problems, or heart valvereplacements, should take special care withtheir oral hygiene and get their gum healthevaluated frequently. Awareness is funda-mental in providing prevention.

If you have additional questions orconcerns about this particular subject,please do not hesitate to contact me. I amhere for the community and always glad toanswer questions, or provide you with anyinformation you may need regarding yourdental health.

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With the holidays approaching, theAdrienne Arsht Center for the PerformingArts is bringing the magic of the winter sea-son to life with an exciting family friendlylineup that includes a Broadway blockbuster,holiday classics, and some of Miami’s newesttraditions.

Kicking off the holiday season at the Centerwith its beautiful sets, lavish costumes andmagical special effects is the classic holidayperformance of George Balanchine’s TheNutcracker™, performed by the renownedMiami City Ballet. This year’s production willfeature a large cast of local children dancingside-by-side with international ballet stars.George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker™ runsfrom December 17 through December 23 in theSanford and Dolores Ziff Ballet Opera House.

In what is now considered a Miami tradi-

tion, Seraphic Fire and the Firebird ChamberOrchestra will grace the stage of the Center’sJohn S. and James L. Knight Concert Hall fora stirring performance of Handel’s Messiahon December 18. Messiah, Handel’s most cel-ebrated composition, has been thrilling audi-ences during the holiday season for more than250 years.

Joining the Center’s stellar holiday lineupthis year is the Christmas music of MannheimSteamroller on December 26. MannheimSteamroller, now celebrating the 25th

Anniversary of their annual Christmas tour,will perform versions of some the most popu-lar Christmas music of all time, includingclassic hits such as “Deck the Halls” and“Silent Night.”

In what is sure to be an exciting close to theholiday season, Miami audiences will take inthe dazzling new production and Miami pre-miere of the romantic and enchanting musicalDisney’s Beauty and the Beast – theBroadway performance for all generations.Based on the Academy® Award-winning ani-mated feature film, this classic love story is aneye-popping spectacle that has won the heartsof more than 35 million people worldwide.Beauty and the Beast will awe Miami audi-ences into the New Year, with performancesbeginning December 28 and running throughJanuary 2.

Patrons visiting the Adrienne Arsht Centerthis winter season have several dining optionson-site, including PRELUDE by Barton G., theCenter’s full-service restaurant, and the brandnew BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® Lounge, locatedin the historic Carnival Arts Tower. Both venuesare open before and after performances. Visitthe Center’s website, www.arshtcenter.org, forhours and more information.

For tickets to the Center’s holiday perform-ances, please visit arshtcenter.org or call thebox office at 305-949-6722.

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The first stake race is the Mardi GrasFuturity, which has been an institution atthe track since 1981. It’s one of the mostpopular stake races because it is a glimpseinto the future of greyhound racing, wheregood performers have gone on to becomesome of the best racers in the country.The next stakes race is on March 25th, theHollywood World Classic, whereChampion greyhounds from around thecountry qualify for this race. April 2ndmarks the ninth running of Mardi Gras’s$10,000 Joe Ryan Jr. Memorial, who was

Mardi Gras’ operations manager for morethan 30 years. The final stakes race of theseason is the $30,000 Hollywoodian andthis exciting championship will be run onMay 6th.

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Miami Dade College’s (MDC) NorthCampus (11380 NW 27th Avenue) will onceagain delight young ones with its annualChildren’s Holiday at North, a wonderland offun with exhibits; a Holiday Snow Villageand a 12-foot mountain of snow where chil-dren will be able to slide down in tubes SouthFlorida style; live performances on threestages with entertainment, which include aPolynesian revue featuring Lilo and Stitchwith hula fire dancers, and Hawaiian dancers,Hip Hop Kidz, South Florida YouthSymphony, belly dancers, performances byMiami Classic Ballet, jazz bands and orches-tras from various middle and high schoolsand so much more! Meet and Greet SantaClaus by his chimney, have your picturetaken, and drop your letter in his mailbox.

Admission to the event, all rides and showsare free and open to the public, the Children’sHoliday at North takes place Saturday,December 11 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Santa andhis elves will arrive in a helicopter at 11:15a.m. The guest of honor and Mrs. Claus willride on a horse-drawn carriage in a parade,which will feature five marching bands, char-acters such as Chuck E. Cheese, Bearemy fromBuild-A-Bear, Billy the Marlin, RonaldMcDonald, McGruff, and many many more.

Other highlights include a Youth in

Agriculture Pavilion sponsored by the U.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA) featur-ing wild animal shows, a petting zoo andgames; an Arts and Crafts Pavilion; aHoliday Around the World Pavilion show-casing holiday customs and traditions cele-brated in other countries; visit Elsie’sGreenshop and this elf will show you how togo green this holiday season from ornamentsto holiday cards; and more than 50 exhibitsfrom Zoo Miami, Jungle Island, the FloridaPanthers Hockey Club, the Florida Marlins,the Miami Dolphins, the Miami ScienceMuseum, the History Miami Museum, BuildA Bear, Miami-Dade County Public LibrarySystem, and Chuck E. Cheese’s, just to namea few. Ponies, train rides, bounce houses,rock climbing walls. Air-K9 dog shows,clowns, face painting, and a large number oftechnology mobiles with games are just afew of the activities.

Attendees will be able to purchase at thefood courtyard a variety of food suited foreveryone’s taste.

Families are encouraged to contribute onetoy towards the Amigos for Kids toy drivethat will be donated to needy children in thecommunity.

For more information about Children’sHoliday at North, call 305-237-1505.

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Dr. Mehmet Oz continuously encour-ages overweight viewers of his TV show toget back on track by losing at least tenpounds with his “Just 10 Diet Plan.” Butsince holiday parties are making the “Just10” health challenge even tougher, Dr. Ozrecently enlisted the assistance of Dr.Michael Roizen, Chief Wellness Officer atthe Cleveland Clinic, to present helpful tipssince this is the time of year responsible foralmost all weight gain.

Three Rules to Survive Parties1. Prepare a pre-party pack with choiceslike nuts and low-fat string cheese

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