aventura news 5.1.2013

BY BARI AUERBACH

ventura Marketing Council mem-bers recently huddled for a MiamiDolphins “training camp conver-sation” featuring Dolphins

Strength and Conditioning Coach DarrenKrein and NFL alumni Marq Cerqua totackle topics involving how players arebeing trained for NFL success.

Soprema, a roofing and waterproofingmanufacturer, teamed up with AmericaService Industries (ASI), providing profes-sional janitorial and maintenance services, tohost the AMC Chairman’s Roundtableluncheon at the Crowne Plaza HollywoodBeach. Kicking off the event, AMC ChairCliff Schulman of Weiss, Serota, Helfman,joined by Soprema regional manager CarlKuhn and ASI president Lewis Rossi, ex-pressed appreciation to MVP’s who helpedcoordinate the program: Brian Levy, CEO ofGoal Line Football; and Floyd Raglin, CEOof Floyd Sports Marketing.

Levy, a sports agent for over 25 years rep-resenting NFL and college coaches as wellas NFL players, helped Coach Krein andCerqua field questions about what it takes tobecome a future NFL star.

“Today, kids have a better understandingof the importance of working out and takingcare of themselves - they want to be involvedin competitive sports and have the chance tobeat benchmark records,” said Krein, liken-

ing team sports to win-win workplace envi-ronments, where collaborative efforts helpideas evolve and businesses grow.

Cerqua, formerly a linebacker for NFLteams, agreed the new generation of players

is growing strongerand faster. “Beyondgenetics, kids arebeing trained andcoached starting at anearly age, and there’soften a big push fromparents who see a fu-ture for them in prosports. I’m happy tosee there’s more focuson ‘character’ becauseat the end of the day,athleticism is wastedif you can’t depend onsomeone who wants togo ‘above and beyond’

to work hard and get the job done.”Before the two-minute warning, Coach

Krein shared inside information about poten-tial breakout Dolphins players includingLamar Miller, Charles Clay and Olivier Ver-non, emphasizing, “We’re looking for guyswith the right mindset who are humble, wantto be leaders, are focused on athleticism andgo the extra mile - always striving to be bet-ter.”

Soprema is a world-wide leading manu-facturer in the commercial roofing and wa-terproofing industry. In the U.S., Sopremahas evolved into a true “building envelope”company, featuring products such as below-grade waterproofing solutions, liquid appliedwaterproofing systems, self-adhered under-layments, air barrier, vapor barrier, gardenroofs and renewable energy solutions.

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Arts Ballet Theatre ofFlorida ends 15th Seasonwith Spring Ballet Gala

Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, underthe direction of Ballet Master VladimirIssaev ends their 15th season with a col-lection of ballet gifts fitting for a 15thanniversary.

The repertoire includes Flames ofParis, a classical Pas de deux from theballet of the same name, with music byBoris Asafyev, originally choreo-graphed by Vasily Vainonen, SpringWaters, with choreography by AsafMesserer and music by Sergei Rach-maninoff. El Encuentro, by VladimirIssaev, music by Albinoni (Adagio).Suite of Waltzes, also by Vladimir Is-saev, with music by Venezuelan pianistand composer Teresa Carreno, with liveaccompaniment by pianist Aly Tejas on

See ARTS BALLET THEATRE, page 4

Lewis Rossi, America Service Industries; Floyd Raglin, Floyd Sports Marketing; MarqCerqua, NFL Alumni; Coach Darren Krein, Miami Dolphins; Carl Kuhn, Mark Defraites,Joanna Carbone and Raquel Eagle, Soprema

See MIAMI DOLPHINS, page 4Aventura Marketing Council members get the ‘inside scoop’ onthe NFL

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ARTS BALLET THEATRE, from front page

the stage. Glinka Suite Fantastique,music by Glinka, and choreography by Is-saev, in a very neo-classical style.

And Divertissements of Le Corsaireshowcasing the beautiful Pas D'Esclave,Pas de Trois, Adagio of the Rose (and othervariations), from this beautiful and classi-cal ballet. With music by Riccardo Drigoand choreography by Agrippina Vaganovaand Vakhtang Chabukiani, preserving the

splendor of the Russian classical ballets.Only two shows will be presented Sat-

urday, May 11, 7 p.m. at the Broward Cen-ter for the Performing Arts in FortLauderdale followed by a final perform-ance on Sunday, May 12, 5 p.m. at theAventura Arts & Cultural Center.Tickets are $25. For more information,

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NFL panel: Coach Darren Krein, Miami Dolphins; Marq Cerqua, NFLAlumni; Moderator Brian Levy, Goal Line Football

When something senseless and horrifichappens, people seek answers and under-standing. They wonder, “How could thishappen?” and “Why did this happen?”

Everyone struggles to make sense ofthe vile and heinous crime that has beencommitted. The evil involved is difficult todigest and impossible to accept.

One possible explanation is alienation.The English word incorporates the Spanishalienado and the French aliene which meansinsane. The evildoers become and feel sep-arated, disconnected and estranged fromothers. They do not experience themselvesas a part of their own universe, or as a partof the world. They feel like an alien andthey are unable to assimilate to the world.

They become detached from them-selves and out of touch. They no longer feelthat they are connected to others or that theyare part of the human race. They turn awayand detach themselves from their family,friends and society.

Sensing a rejection by others they put themat a distance. They isolate themselves andseparate themselves mentally and emotion-ally. In reality, they are the ones who feellost and rejected. They become hostile andhateful. They are unprincipled and do nothave a moral compass. They feel that theycan break the moral law by a conscious actof deadly, malevolent treachery.

Once the crime and catastrophe hasoccurred, there can be a sense of uncon-scious guilt that you are not aware of, asense that you failed them in some way. Nomatter how you might have cared for themor befriended them you could not have pre-vented them from committing their atro-cious, depraved act of destruction.

Their abominable act can also generatefeelings of anger and resentment. It isfrightening to confront the degree of evil intheir nature. It is difficult to fathom thedepths of their depravity. You probably feelvery vulnerable and unprotected. You willneed to strengthen and enhance your ownphilosophy and create a way to cope withthe unacceptable and repugnant aspects oflife.

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In view of the charges that I am a hyp-ocrite over my relationship with my slaveSally Hemings and the 1998 DNA connect-ing results, I decided to tell my side of thestory. Sally and my beloved wife Marthawere half-sisters. Sally’s mother Betty wasa slave concubine to Martha’s father, JohnWales. On the death Wales, Martha and Iinherited her father’s slaves, includingyoung Sally. Sally was present whenMartha became gravely ill on birth of ourlast child, when I made a death-bed prom-ise to Martha that I would never remarry.Martha did not want the same terrible expe-rience for our daughters that she had withher step-mother. With Martha’s passing, Ibecame Minister to France and took Patsy,our oldest daughter, with me. In 1787, onnews of the awful death of my daughterLucy, I requested my cousins, the Eppes, to

send a responsible female servant to crossthe ocean with younger daughter Polly tobe with us. They selected 14 year old Sally.I sent both daughters to boarding school,while Sally became a part of my household,together with her brother James, whotrained as a chef.

In Paris, I became emotionallyinvolved with a married woman MariaCosway. I was truly depressed over ourseparation. Meanwhile, Sally matured intoa strikingly attractive, bright young ladywho resembled Martha. I believe Sally wasaware of the French Law which gave slavesthe right to freedom. I made a promise toSally that if she would return to Virginiawith us, I would free any children Sally hadwith me, as soon as they achieved adult-hood. Over the many years, we had sixchildren; four survived to adulthood andwere freed. We named our first sonMadison, a tribute to James, my dearfriend. On my death, I freed only Sally’sfew relatives, and no other slaves. To avoidthe auction, I arranged for Sally to be givento our daughter Patsy, who then gave Sallyher freedom. I take pride that I lived up toevery promise that I made to Martha andSally.

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Royal Caribbean hosts table tennis tournamentfor Israel Sport Center for the Disabled

Adam Goldstein, President & CEO ofRoyal Caribbean International, is a prettygood table tennis player...in fact, quite good.So it was a natural for him to accept the

'challenge' by the Israel Sport Center for theDisabled (ISCD) to play against two ofISCD's world-class players: 16 year-oldCaroline Tabib and 21 year-old Daniel Bo-brov. David Weissman, Florida Chairmanof ISCD, worked closely with Aventura

Comm. Billy Joel, ISCD Chairman, to en-sure a successful event. Goldstein hosted this'Great Balls of Fire' charity event aboard theAllure of the Seas, the world's largest cruiseship. The tournament featured Carolinegoing head-to-head with Goldstein, whileDaniel played against Adam Ceserano, Sr.Vice President, Florida-Caribbean CruiseAssociation.With the crowd cheering all four players

on, Caroline and Danny handily won bothtournaments, and Goldstein and Ceseranograciously congratulated the winners, sayingthat they had no idea these youngsters wereso incredibly talented."This event gave hundreds of people the

opportunity to learn about the fabulous jobthat the Israel Sport Center for the Disableddoes with children and adults who, throughinjury, war or disease, have various levels of

physical disabilities," said Aventura Com-missioner Billy Joel, chair of the event. "TheISCD opens its doors to all faiths, religionsand nationalities, and does a remarkable jobof not only rehabilitation, but also of creatingworld-class champions in the sports arena."For more information on Israel Sport

Center for the Disabled, visit www.fiscd.org.For more information on the Allure of theSeas, visit www.royalcaribbean.com.

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“My system is simple – I take out mybusiness card and I ask people what theyknow about Aventura Hospital and MedicalCenter. I’m a walking information centerfor what we can do to help someone inneed. In fact, I just had a resident call meand say ‘My husband is on the way to thehospital and I know you’re an Ambassador,so can you do what you do so well for us,too?,” laughs Marge Rosenblatt as she re-counts a recent experience with a patient.As an Ambassador for Aventura Hospitaland Medical Center, Marge helps bridge thecommunication gap between healthcareprofessionals and the community.Launched in April, 2009 by Aventura

Hospital and Medical Center Board ofTrustees Enid Weisman and Bob Dia-mond, together with Board Chair LeonardBrenner, the Ambassador Program func-tions as a direct link between the hospitaland surrounding neighborhoods, offeringlocal residents an opportunity to interactand dialogue on various healthcare topicsin an effort to improve the health of thecommunity.

“The Ambassadors are the voice for thecommunities we treat,” said Dianne Gold-enberg, CEO of Aventura Hospital andMedical Center. “Their insight and input isinvaluable to helping us provide excellenthealthcare to our patients.”After appointing Jerry Cohen as chair, the

program was off and running. Recognizingthe need for support, Jerry expanded thegoverning structure to an internal Board ofDirectors whose focus was to help grow thenascent program into the surrounding citiesof Hollywood, Hallandale Beach, Aventura,Sunny Isles Beach and North Miami Beach.To date, many current Ambassadors repre-sent these cities and are former patients whochannel their experiences with the hospitalinto this special volunteer position.Currently, the program boasts 95 volun-

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The redesigned Forte is longer and widerthan its predecessor — and that translates tomore legroom — and has European-influ-enced styling similar to the Sonata, anothersleek sedan from corporate sister Hyundai.Dramatically swept headlight lenses cutdeeply into the front fenders and incorporateprojector headlights. LED positioning lightscreate distinct eyebrows, making the Forteinstantly recognizable.

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Ron Beasley is the automotive editor forMiami’s Community Newspapers. He may becontacted by calling 305-662-2277, ext. 261,or by addressing email correspondenceto<[email protected]>.

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Nestled between the In-tracoastal and TurnberryGolf Course, HamptonsSouth is a quintessentialAventura high-rise; a five-star luxury condominiumcommunity with beautifulocean, Intracoastal and im-maculate green views.“We focus on providing

world-class service andamenities in a secure, gatedcommunity. Our well-man-icured landscape with palmtrees, waterfalls and water fountains offersa feeling of serenity and tranquility,” saidSamuel S. Sorota, President of the Board ofHamptons South Condominium. “The lux-urious and prestigious setting offers a com-fortable lifestyle for all of our residents andguests.”In fact, Hamptons South is conveniently

located close to world-class shopping, alarge selection of restaurants, and a thor-oughbred racetrack and casino. DowntownMiami and a wide variety of activities to suitall cultural tastes are easily accessed fromHamptons South.The community’s residences offer upscale

design features and amenities, and sizesrange from 2,970 to 3,600 square feet; allserviced by private elevators. HamptonsSouth’s long list of amenities includes a pri-vate restaurant, a luxury spa and fullyequipped gym, a conference room and clu-broom for parties and gatherings, multiplepools, an outdoor hot tub and tennis courts.Residents and guests are greeted by freshflowers in the lobby, welcoming them toHamptons South.But one thing that serves to set Hamptons

South apart from typical luxury communi-ties is its demographic profile. There aremany children and babies who call Hamp-tons South home and the average age rangeof its residents is 35 to 55 years old.“As one would expect from the area,

Hamptons South is a diverse communitywith owners ranging from young profession-als to retirees. It is a multi-cultural, multi-lingual family oriented community with anappreciation for convenience and accessibil-ity to a variety of lifestyle choices,” saidSorota.There is something for every resident at

Hamptons South and the youngest residentsare certainly no exception. Hamptons Southhas a children’s pool, a play room and anoutdoor playground.“We offer exceptional facilities and

amenities maintained by a multi-lingualmanagement staff,” said Sorota. “They offerfriendly and courteous service and have theability to meet and exceed the needs of ourunit owners and their guests.”Hamptons South is managed by The Con-

tinental Group. For more information onTCG’s property management services, call954-925-8200 or visit www.tcgmgt.com.

Major Skip Washa of the AventuraPolice Department was recently electedTreasurer for Miami-Dade Associationof Chiefs of Police. The Dade Chief’sexecutive board consists of four mem-bers who advance to new positions eachyear, which will lead Major Washa as theAssociations President in 2017. With theAventura Police Departments achievingexcellence, Major Washa will be thethird officer to serve on the executiveboard, preceding Chief Thomas Ribeland Chief Steven Steinberg. “To havethree people elected to the board from amunicipal agency of our size is ex-tremely rare, and speaks volumes to thecaliber of personnel we have in thisAgency,” said Major Washa.Congratulations to the City of

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On the heels of community-wide eventsto celebrate Israel’s 65th birthday and apredecessor to celebration of the festiveShavuot holiday, is another highly antici-pated event; Kesher will be hosting its 17thAnnual Scholarship Journal Dinner on May9, 2013 at Beth Torah in North MiamiBeach. The evening will raise scholarshipdollars for the independent, non-profitschool serving Jewish children with learningdisabilities and other developmental delays.“We are a community school so it is fit-

ting that our dinner will be an extension ofall the important and celebratory happeningsin South Florida,” noted Rabbi Ezra Levy,executive director of Kesher. “The KesherScholarship Dinner is about coming togetherto marshal the philanthropic support neededto help build the future of our Jewish com-munity, one student at a time.”To help Kesher achieve its fundraising

goal, the Chai Society — comprised ofdonors who contribute $1,800 or more on anannual basis—has chosen this year to honorRabbi Ed and Laurie Farber and Michaeland Barbara Russ, owners of CopyMastersInc., and a high-profile couple with roots

planted in North Miami. The Farbers havededicated their lives and careers to Jewisheducation and the Jewish community. RabbiFarber currently serves as Rabbi of BethTorah, a prominent synagogue in the area.Founded in 1995 when local day school

administrators, teachers, psychologists andparents recognized the need for a Jewishspecial education program, today, Kesher isthe largest program of its kind in the US.Fully accredited by SACS (Southern Asso-ciation of Colleges and Schools) and AISF(Association of Independent Schools inFlorida), Kesher offers premier special edu-cation from first grade through high school.Because it is housed on the Hillel Commu-nity Day School campus, students are af-forded the ability to interact with their ageappropriate peers on a daily basis. Kesherstudents learn in self contained classroomsand, where appropriate, are mainstreamedinto traditional day school classes and cam-pus life.The strictly Kosher event is open to the

public and couvert is $125 per person. Formore information, call 305.792.7060 oremail [email protected].

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As Mother’s Day ap-proaches, Acqualina Resortand Spa presents their ex-clusive spa packages for alldeserving mothers. Theluxurious Sunny IslesBeach resort is offering twounique spa packages thatoffer moms and friends afull day of relaxation.Some of the amenities ofthese deals include a fullbody massage, facial treat-ments and lunch for two.Both packages are availablethroughout the entire monthof May.Acqualina’s guests have

the option to choose from two extraordinaryspa packages. The first is the All AboutMoms Vacation Package, including four 50-minute body or facial treatments, onehealthy spa lunch for two, in-room welcomeamenity and complimentary internet startingat $500 per night. This package is great fora romantic Mother’s Day escape, or somemother-daughter bonding time.The next package, Spend the Day at the

Spa, entices mom by offering one full dayof rejuvenation, guaranteeing an elegant ex-perience. Guests are greeted with pre-treat-ment thermal suite use, tea from Tea Forte’slatest 2013 Spring Collection, a soothing

foot ritual complimented with a 50 MinuteESPA Full Body Massage, and a 50 MinuteESPA Refining Facial. The luxury spa dayexperience ends with a healthy lunch, aswell as poolside tea and cookies. AcqualinaSpa by ESPA will send moms home with agift so she can continue to enjoy luxuriousskincare long after she leaves.Acqualina Spa by ESPA is open Monday

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For the third time, MemorialHospital West has been named oneof the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals®by Truven Health Analytics inModern Healthcare magazine. It isthe only Broward County hospitalto receive the honor.The 100 Top Hospitals study

evaluates hospitals on overall orga-nizational performance, includingpatient care, operational efficiencyand financial stability, comparingonly facilities of similar size and teachingstatus. The study uses objective research andindependent public data to recognize hospi-tals that demonstrate that high-quality pa-tient outcomes can be achieved whileimproving efficiency.“I am incredibly proud of our entire team

of employees who, together with the Med-ical Staff, made this recognition possible,”said C. Kennon Hetlage, FACHE, Adminis-trator and Chief Executive Officer at Memo-rial Hospital West.Joint Commission, UnitedHealthDesignationsThe 100 Top Hospitals honor is just one

recent achievement. Memorial HospitalWest has received the Joint Commission’sGold Seal of Approval™ for health qualityand safety, as well as recertification as a Pri-mary Stroke Center.In addition, UnitedHealth has designated

Memorial Hospital West as a Premium Car-diac Specialty Center in Interventional Car-

diac Care and in RhythmManagement (Car-diac Electrophysiology).Memorial's cardiac catheterization labo-

ratory is the leader in Broward County, withmore than 4,500 diagnostic cardiac catheter-izations and percutaneous coronary inter-ventions performed annually. The RapidResponse Heart Attack Team − among thebusiest in South Florida − provides angio-plasty and stenting to open acutely ob-structed coronary arteries in select heartattack patients and is available 24 hours aday, 7 days a week.Memorial Hospital West recently under-

went an expansion that increased its li-censed beds to 384 in all private rooms.Memorial Cancer Institute, with Cy-berKnife® surgical system and RapidArc™technology, and Memorial Breast CancerCenter are the leading programs inBroward County. The hospital also is hometo Broward County's first inpatient bonemarrow transplant unit.

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For the fourth year in a row, Mount SinaiMedical Center’s mission-driven operationshave brought positive earnings and rein-forced the medical center’s strong image asa healthcare leader and community resource.Mount Sinai’s 2012 net revenues were$497.1 million in 2012, up from $484.9 mil-lion in the prior year, representing a 2.5 per-cent increase. This is due to an increase incardiac-related procedures, outpatient surgi-cal volume and emergency department visitson the hospital’s Miami Beach and Aventuracampuses.The Mount Sinai Heart Institute, a part-

nership with New York’s Columbia Univer-sity, continued to produce strong cardiacsurgical volume by capturing the largestmarket share of all cardiac surgeries inMiami-Dade, as well as the largest marketshare of cardiac valve and bypass surgeriesin South Florida. In addition, diagnostic car-diac catheterization and angioplasty proce-dures increased by 6.9 and 12.9 percent,respectively, as compared to the prior year.The Florida Agency for Health Care Admin-istration (AHCA) data shows that MountSinai continues to be the area’s leader in car-diovascular care. Mount Sinai has the bestcardiac surgical outcomes in Florida amongadult hospitals that perform more than 600cases. In addition, Mount Sinai’s chief ofcardiac surgery, Dr. Joseph Lamelas, per-forms the most heart valve surgeries inFlorida. Mount Sinai also offers patients thebest heart attack survival rate in the state, ac-cording to the Centers for Medicare &Med-icaid Services (CMS) Hospital Comparedata.Mount Sinai’s emergency room visits in-

creased by 5.1 percent, or 3,091 visits, ascompared to the prior year, driven by thefreestanding emergency room in Aventura,which showed a 5.8 percent increase in vis-

its. The Miami Beach campus’ emergencyroom showed a 4.9 percent increase in visits.Additionally, Mount Sinai’s satellite facili-ties in Hialeah, Coral Gables and Key Bis-cayne experienced continued outpatientgrowth. Mount Sinai Hialeah and MountSinai Key Biscayne experienced a 77 and 18percent growth, respectively, from the prioryear.The Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer

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leader in lifesaving research and remainscommitted to its teaching program, trainingmore than 166 residents and fellows in 19medical specialties. Mount Sinai also servesas the training ground for 342 allied healthstudents and 577 student nurses.Consistent with its mission, Mount Sinai

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