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The South Florida Sun Times covers Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Aventura, Sunny isles Beach, North Miami Beach, Dania Beach, Bal Harbor, Bay Harbor, Surfside, Pembroke Park, & Dania BeachTRANSCRIPT
Maybe it's the seasonwe are in, with politicstaking center stage, butonce again, we continueto be held hostage bythe oil companies.
When is enough reallygoing to be enough? $8a gallon? $12? When issomeone going to standup and really put thepressure on these com-panies who make somuch profit, it's sicken-ing to think about?
You would think thatwith everything at stake,especially in an electionyear, that one of thecandidates would "growa pair" and make thatabsolutely the most im-portant piece of this eco-nomic mess. No matterwho I talk with, in everywalk of life - wealthy -and not so wealthy, allare simply dumbfoundedwhy gas prices continueto escalate - at one of
the worst times thiscountry has witnessed.
At a time when peopleare out looking for lim-ited jobs every day,watching their homes gointo foreclosure anddoing anything it takesto put food on the tableand a roof over theirheads, the avalanchecontinues.
Need I remind you thatwhen choices are beingmade between eating
and putting a few gal-lons of gas in the car,transportation usuallywins out, leaving plentyof Americans starvingand very angry. This isnot a joke. Every singleday that goes by and weare living with so manyhandicaps, the countrygets worse.
No matter where you
sit on the political partyfence, everyone is beingaffected by rising gasprices. There is no waythat this country cancontinue to thrive andcome out of this reces-sion without somethingbeing done at thepumps.On Monday of this
week, Californians were
blindsided by a 55 centincrease, bringing the al-ready inflated pricesover $5 a gallon. Withthe profits that are beingmade by these compa-nies, there simply has tobe a way of coming upwith our own sourceswhere we can compete--------------------------------
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ANTIQUE SUPERMARKETAntiques Supermarket
buys and sells an-tiques, and offers ap-praisal and restoration
services for antiquefurniture, art, lamps,
and lighting. They sellSouth American andEuropean antiques
dating back to the 19thcentury. For more,
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HOLLYWOOD NEWSOn Sunday, Nov. 11, allveterans, active servicemembers & their fami-lies are invited to join
Hollywood Mayor PeterBober and the Holly-
wood City Commissionfor the 2nd Annual Hol-lywood Veterans Day
Barbecue. For more onthe event, please see
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KODNER GALLERIESKodner Galleries hasbecome a 4th genera-tion auction businesswith over 90 years ofexperience in buying,
selling, appraisingand consigning forsale antiques, fine
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Levitt-Weinstein Memorial
By Jana Soeldner DangerSun Times
When a loved one passes away, family members need someonewho cares to guide them through the grief and shock. Staff at Levitt &Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries, in partnership with Blas-berg Rubin-Zilbert, has been offering the kind of individualized, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
LEVITT, Page 5A
The Place To Trust in Time of Need
“When you call Levitt & Weinstein, you will never get an answeringservice,” says area sales director Marc Rubin.
GAS PRICES CONTINUE TO RISENo matter where you sit on the
political party fence, everyone isbeing affected by rising gas prices
LarryBlustein When is enough really going to be enough? $8 a gallon? $12?
When is someone going to stand up and really put the pressure on these companies who make so much profit, it's
sickening to think about?
BROWARD DENTAL IMPLANTS &
COSMETIC CENTEROral Cancer: The contributing factorsMore than 35,000Americans will be di-agnosed with OralCancer this year.Most of them will betobacco users,smokers, formersmokers, andsmokeless tobaccousers.A few statistics:There is no nice
way to paint the pic-ture, so I’ll just startswinging away withmy brush. Of people50 years of age orolder diagnosed withoral cancer, morethan 75% of themare or were tobaccousers. And some
Patricia M. Bobadilla, D.D.S., Prosthodontist
studies I’ve seen that include throat and larynxcancer put the number closer to 90%. That’snine out of ten. That’s a HUGE correlation thatis worthy of any tobacco users attention.-––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
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HALLANDALEBEACH - Many resi-dents have asked meabout our CRA. Overthe course of writingthis article, I have ex-plained what a CRA isand what our goals ofthe CRA are. Firstly,the CRA is a totallyseparate agency fromthe City. It has a sepa-rate Board of Directorsthat takes action andset policy. The Boarddirects the ExecutiveDirector to implementthe projects and goalsof the board. The Exec-utive Director is incharge of day to dayoperations. The CRA isnot the city; it is in thecity and governed by aseparate State Statute163. The CRA is notthe same as a munici-pal government.
Our CRA was set upover 16 years ago. Thepurpose is to addressslum and blight throughprojects, program andeconomic devolve-ment. Our city followsa model where the CityCommissioners serveas the Board of Direc-tors. Other CRAs allowprivate individuals toserve. In my opinionthe model we useproviders more ac-countability. Our CRAis bound by purchasingpolicies that mirror ourcity’s. The meetings wehave are conductedunder the same proto-cols, recorded live andall documents are reg-ulated under our CityClerk. This preventsboard members frombeing engaged in pur-chasing or the bidding
process. Many CRA’sare moving to themodel we use.
The CRA was estab-lished by declaring thatthere was a need toaddress many issueswithin its borders thatrun form 14th Avenuewest. These blight is-sues include old infra-structure, crime, poorhousing, parking defi-ciencies and otheritems that reduce thequality of life and taxbase in the CRA.Statute provides broadflexibility in how theCRA can addressthese issues.
Our CRA has pur-chased properties fortwo reasons; Increaseredevelopment oppor-tunities focused onhousing along the Fos-ter Road Corridor andincrease our parksspace. Foster Road isthe core of our CRA.We had plans to de-velop a mixed use proj-ect and actuallyapproved a project withCarlisle Group andthen the housing bub-ble burst. Other pur-chases are for infillhousing and parking
near our new FosterPark Community Cen-ter. These plans arebeing implementednow.
The CRA has also af-forded us the ability toexpand our parks. TheCRA purchased landfor Bluesten Park, Sun-set Park Sunrise Parkand the most recentpurchase was for theexpansion of SunrisePark, which has beenreferred to as the BenGalma site. Parks in-crease green spaces,add to the quality oflife, increase valuesand most importantly,create a balance of re-development in a builtout area. The two mainpurchases have beenat Bluesten and havebecome part of ourPark Master Plan. Thecity is temporarily grad-ing and adding parkingat the Bluesten Parkarea to create a playingfield. Until we knowwhat will be done withthe Post office we havenot taken any other ac-tion.
Many CRA’s, includ-ing ours, are focusedon economic develop-ment; some only doeconomic developmentand infrastructure.Most CRA’s provide di-rect grant to businesswithout any pay back.Due to the complexityof a loan system, Staffsuggested going to di-rect grants. This is ob-viously easier for thebusinesses and for theCRA since it avoidscomplications if a loandefaults. Our city hasbeen proactive in not
only providing grants,but also providingloans. This will allowthe CRA to have fundswell after the CRA Taxincrement funding isover. Loans are forbusiness improvement,business expansion,housing improvementsand affordable housing.The problem with anyloan programs is thereis always a risk that theloan can default.
Business incentiveloans and grants arefor the main purpose ofretaining and increas-ing jobs. Everyoneknows that when wehave job growth sodoes our economyprosper. These loansand grants also helpowners upgrade olderbuildings and assist innew developments. Allbusinesses in the CRAare given an equal op-portunity to apply nomatter what their busi-ness is and loans areprocessed by Staff un-less they are over$50,000. Over $50,000must come to theBoard of Directors forapproval.
We have providedloans and grants toThe Village, HallandaleSurgery Center andhave helped to up-grade many busi-nesses alongHallandale BeachBoulevard throughthese programs. Thesuper majority of theseloans have been suc-cessful. To date onehas defaulted.
The loan that theCRA had default was toprovide a business
start up loan to a mi-nority business on Fos-ter Road, in March of2009. The youngowner, John Hardwick,started a companycalled DIO DigitalOuter net. His modelwas to create advertis-ing on TVs throughoutthe city in businessesand condos. The cityloaned him moneybased on a partnershipthat the TVs would alsorun city advertising,PSA’s and other an-nouncements for citysponsored events. TheExecutive Director rec-ommended the loanand the CRA Boardsupported the loanbased on parameters.
The loan was subjectto performance goals,and the collateral wasthe TVs. He did notown the store wherethe start up was. TheTVs started to be putup and John Hardwickwas working to acquirelocations. The down-turn in the economy im-pacted the ability ofDOI to acquire con-tracts. The companywas, at the very best,struggling. Regretfully,Mr. John Hardwick diedof a stroke at the youngage of 42. The city hasnot pursued action todate against him or thecorporation, but it is stillbeing reviewed by legalcounsel.
We have also helpedour residents to up-grade their homes withloans and grants. Wehave provided manygrants for hurricaneshutters. The newestprogram that is being
evaluated is a homehardening program tohelp homeowners ad-dress code deficiencythat increase their in-surance rates. I sug-gested this programafter hearing compa-nies are dropping resi-dent or increasing theircoverage. The supermajority of these loansare being collected.There have been a fewresidents that have hithardship or their prop-erty is in foreclosure.Staff is working on pay-ment plans for someand legal pursues theothers.
Our CRA has beenvery successful. In allthe 16 years, we havecreated and expandedparks, invested indrainage improve-ments, upgraded nu-merous blocks withsidewalks, installedlighting upgrades,hardened many homesagainst hurricanes,added roofs and drive-ways in partnershipwith our residents, pur-chased and clearedblighted properties,created affordablehousing units, built abrand new park onFoster Road andhelped to improved orhelped to create busi-ness. The work contin-ues. We will continueto reevaluate all ourprograms to make im-provements.
As always feel free tocontact me anytime of-fice 954-457-1318, cell954-632-5700 or emailme at www.mayorjoy-
cooper.com.
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caring service that fami-lies can trust for morethan 50 years.
The privately heldcompany is operated bythe third generation of itsfounding families. “Ourgoal is to meet the needsof families in ways thatare personally tailored totheir desires,” says areasales director MarcRubin. “The death of aloved one is one of life’smost difficult experi-ences, and we under-stand that it is a privilegewhen a family trusts us tohelp them through it.”
When you call Levitt &Weinstein, you will neverget an answering service.“We have staff memberson duty 24 hours a day,seven days a week, soanyone who calls gets apersonal response,”Rubin Explained.
Levitt & Weinstein is afamily managed firm thatpersonalizes every stepof planning and holding afuneral or memorial serv-ice. “When you come tous, you’re not ordering offa menu like you might bewith some other compa-nies,” Marc says. “In-stead, we customize thearrangements and finalresting places exactly ac-
cording to what the familywishes. For us, it’s neverabout what’s good forbusiness or for the ceme-tery. It’s about what thefamily desires.”
CUSTOMIZED MONUMENTS
"A stone or monumentis an age-old way of re-membering a loved one,and individuals havemany different desiresconcerning them, Rubinsaid. “Some people wantjust the name and datesof birth and death,” hesays. “Others want pic-tures on the stones, orpoetry or favorite say-ings. We can custom de-sign a stone ormonument to fit justabout every request.”
Rubin recalls one fam-ily who wanted a monu-ment in the shape of atennis racquet. “The de-ceased family memberwas an avid playerthroughout life, so that’show they wanted him tobe remembered,” saidRubin. “We also had awife who requested amonument carved in theshape of a cowboy hatlike the one her husbandalways wore.”
A final resting place isalso very personal, andLevitt & Weinstein helpsthe family fulfill their de-sires. One family re-
quested a location over-looking a lake in a park-like setting, and stafffound exactly the rightspot. “Another familywanted something veryprivate, so we created agated area that no onecould enter without per-mission,” Rubin pointedout.
Another family wanteda private mausoleum thatwould accommodateeight people. “We custombuilt one exactly toorder,” he said.
Unlike many funeralbusinesses, Levitt & We-instein is still privatelyowned rather than part ofa publicly traded com-pany. “At a time of grief,people want to deal withsomeone they know theycan count on, someonewho is part of the com-munity,” said Rubin.“They have that with us.Our directors have morethan 100 combined yearsof arranging experience,and because we are pri-vately owned, we canmake decisions quickly.”
PRE-PLANNING CANHELP
Pre-planning can makethe funeral process just abit easier for those leftbehind. “The individualcan be sure that he orshe will get exactly whathe or she wishes, and thefamily doesn’t have towonder if they are doingthe right thing,” Rubin ex-plained. “Families areunder a lot of stress at atime of bereavement, andthere can be disagree-ments and hard feelings.With preplanning, there’snone of that, becauseeverything has beentaken care of. And thereare also financial advan-tages.”
Although about 90 per-cent of the families Levitt-Weinstein serves choosepreplanning, it can be dif-ficult to get some peopleto think about theprocess. “You plan for avacation, a wedding, abar mitzvah or a birthdayparty,” said Rubin. “It’sjust as important to plana funeral. Why put theburden of those decisionson your family? Planningeliminates misunder-standing and makes itmuch easier for your
loved ones.”He continues, “It’s just
another part of estateplanning, like making awill. If you make a plan,you can arrange to payfor it over a period oftime, without interestcharges. When you needit, your family will nothave to deal with the ad-ditional burden of ex-penses as well as thefinancial burden that isplaced on the family ontheir worst day."
MANY LOCATIONS.LONG DISTANCEARRANGEMENTS
Levitt-Weinstein hascemeteries and memorialchapels in Palm Beach,Broward and Miami-Dadecounties, and it is theonly one in Palm Beachitself. They can ship yourloved one anywhere inthe country, and canmake long distancearrangements anywherein the world.
Levitt-Weinstein, Blas-berg Rubin-Zilbert haslong focused on theneeds and traditions ofthe Jewish community,and it offers services forthose who want tradi-tional burials. However,its services are availableto everyone. No one isturned away because offinancial hardship.“Everyone is welcome,”Marc says. “It is our goalto serve anyone whoneeds us.”
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Blasberg-Rubin-Zilbert MemorialChapel
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Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chapel 3691 Seacrest Blvd.Lantana, FL 33462
Levitt Weinstein Boca 7500 N. State Road 7
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Levitt Weinstein Eternal Light Funeral Service Center 18840 W. Dixie Highway
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Levitt Weinstein Tamarac 8135 W. McNab Rd. Tamarac, FL 33321
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Levitt Weinstein at Beth David 3201 NW 72nd Ave Hollywood, FL 33024 Phone: (954) 963-2400
Levitt-Weinstein Memorial: The Place To Trust in Time of Need
Levitt-Weinstein, Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert has long focused on the needs and traditions of the Jewish community,and it offers services for those who want traditional burials. However, its services are available to everyone. No
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I’m not saying that ifyou smoke or dip youare definitely going toget oral cancer, butwith numbers like Ijust mentioned, therisk you are takingwith every smoke orchew are profound. Irealize talking aboutthis kind of thing toanyone who smokesis sometimes futile.
But as a Dentist, Ican tell you that Ihave seen the dam-age that smoking andtobacco use causefirsthand. You canthrow alcohol use inthere as well; heavyalcohol use (20 +drinks a week) is al-most as bad as to-bacco use.
Now, here’s the realkicker…you knowhow some people saysmoking and drinkinggo together? OralCancer thinks so aswell. Smoking anddrinking together, es-pecially when bothare done in above av-erage quantities, in-crease your chancesof contracting OralCancer markedly.People who smokeand drink heavily are15 times more likelyto contract Oral Can-cer. That guy you seein the bar four times aweek smoking anddoing shot after shotof whiskey, has a
pretty good chance ofgetting oral cancerwhen he is older, (al-though I’d like to askwhat YOU are doingin the bar four times aweek also! But that’sfor another day).
Again, there is noway to say this nicelyor tactfully, if you usetobacco or alcoholwith any kind of regu-larity, you are at a sig-nificantly higher riskfor Oral Cancer. Andif you use tobaccoand alcohol together,the risk increases ex-ponentially.
WHEN TO SEEYOUR DENTISTABOUT ORAL
CANCER
SYMPTOMS:My advice is pretty
simple: get two dentalcheckups/cleanings ayear (which youshould be doing any-way.) And specificallyask your dentist to dooral cancer screen-ing. He or she willcheck for the mostcommon signs. Doingthis twice a year willensure that you willcatch anything fairlyquickly (the survivalrate is much higherthe earlier any canceris caught.)
In regards to soresor such that you cansee or feel, let mestart by saying thatthe mouth is an in-credibly diverseplace, with all kinds ofthings happening.Sores, bumps, bleed-ing etc are all quitecommon. Anythingfrom a simple cankersore to biting yourcheek can produce acancer like symptomand scare the day-lights out of anyone.My standard advicehere is almost anymouth sore that doesnot show signs ofhealing in two weeksshould be looked at.This will eliminate99% of sores, lumps,etc in the mouth, asmost either heals out-right or show markedimprovement in twoweeks’ time. So, ifyou notice a red orwhite sore, etc, give ittwo weeks before youstart worrying yourselfto death.
ORAL CANCERSIGNS & SYMP-
TOMS:Unfortunately, in its
early stages, OralCancer can go unno-ticed. Oral Cancercould look like a com-mon ulcer, cold soreor discoloration of tis-sue. Fortunately, yourdentist can see or feelif a lesion looks can-cerous. If you haveany type of lesion inyour mouth, or onyour lips, that doesn’theal within twoweeks, or a difficultyin swallowing for peri-ods of time, it is veryimportant to see yourdentist right away.
Symptoms:* Patches inside yourmouth on your lipsthat are white, mix-tures of red andwhite, or red.* White patches(Leukoplakia) are themost common. Whitepatches sometimesbecome malignant. * Mixed red and whitepatches ( Ery-throleukoplakia) aremore likely than whitepatches to becomemalignant.
A SORE ON YOURLIP OR IN YOURMOUTH THATWON’T HEAL.
* Bleeding in yourmouth.* Loose teeth.* Difficulty or painwhen swallowing* Difficulty wearingdentures.* A lump in your neck.* An earache.
If you present anyof these symptomsyou should see a doc-
tor or dentist so that ifthere are any problemit can be diagnosedand treated as earlyas possible. Mostoften, these symp-toms do not meancancer. An infectionor another problemcan cause the samesymptoms.
DIAGNOSIS OFORAL CANCERIf you have symp-
toms that suggestoral cancer, the doc-tor or dentist checksyour mouth and throatfor red or whitepatches, lumps,swelling, or otherproblems. This examincludes looking care-fully at the roof of themouth, back of thethroat, and insides ofthe cheeks and lip?The doctor or dentistalso gently pulls outyour tongue so it canbe checked in thesides and under-neath. The floor ofyour mouth andlymph nodes in yourneck also arechecked.
If and exam showsan abnormal area, asmall sample of tis-sue may be removed.Removing tissue tolook for cancer cellsis called a biopsy.Usually a biopsy isdone with local anes-thesia.
Oral Cancer Treatment:
If your dentist doesfind a suspicious le-sion in your mouth,he or she might re-move it, but will likelysend you to a special-ist for removal andbiopsy, which is apainless procedure.
If oral cancer is de-tected early enough,it could possibly betreated with surgeryalone. Radiation com-bined with surgerywould likely be used ifthe cancer were inadvanced stages.
Oral Cancer Prevention:
The best preven-tions of oral cancerare not to use to-bacco of any kind andonly drink alcohol inmoderation. Avoidprolonged exposureto sun or use sun-screen on your lips.Visit your dentistevery 6 months.
At Broward DentalImplants we do oralcancer screeningexam routinely withyour checkup at noextra-charge, as weunderstand that oralcancer is highly cur-able if diagnose earlyand prevention is def-initely the way to go.So don’t postponeyour dental appoint-ment any longer, callus today!
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• BINGO !!!! You areinvited to ThursdayBingo at the 1:00 P.M. atthe Hallandale BeachCultural Center. 410 SE3rd Street - Adults Only,$1.00 per card. Formore information aboutthis event call 954-292-8261 or 954-457-1452.
Thursday, Oct. 11• The HallandaleBeach Area Chamberof Commerce will hostthe Business NetworkExchange at theKnights Inn on Diplomat,26 Diplomat Parkway,Hallandale Beach from5:30 -7:30 PM. [email protected]
Wednesday, Oct. 17• The THREE ISLANDSAQUARIUS CHAPTERof the PAPANICOLAOUCORPS FOR CANCERRESEARCH is havingtheir fall season open-ing deluxe luncheon at12 noon, at the fabulous"CHRISTINE LEE'SRESTAURANT", at Gulf-stream Park andCasino, in HallandaleBeach. In addition to afull menu, including ap-petizer, choice of threemain dishes, dessert,and beverage, we willbe entertained by a fab-ulous musical enter-tainer, Ralph D'ovedio.A nominal donation of$35 is all that is re-quired, with all proceedsgoing directly to cancer
research at the Univer-sity of Miami-SylvesterCancer Center. Includedwith your donation aretwo free raffle tickets forgreat prizes. For reser-vations, please callHelen Rifkin, at 954-454-5430. Help us inour fight against cancer!
Friday, Oct. 19• The Dignity Memo-rial Vietnam Wall is athree-quarter scalereplica and is dedicatedto all Americans whoserved in Vietname andhonors all veterans ofthe United States mili-tary forces. Friday, Oc-tober 19 - Sunday,October 21, 2012 atForest Law South Fu-neral Home Cemetary"The Pyramid" 2401Davie Road, Davie,Florida 33317 - 954-792-9360.
Saturday, Oct. 20• There will be an An-tique & Flea Market atLittle FlowerChurch. Get a bang foryour buck at this bargainshopper's event includ-ing a variety of items,unique collectibles andantiques, jewelry, coins,glassware, new andused items, plants,clothing, silverware, andmuch, much more. Bringin your jewelry, gold,broken gold, silver,
coins and antiques forcash. Buyer on prem-ises. Admission is free.For more information,please call 305-951-7349 or email [email protected].
Monday, Oct. 22• Jewish War Veteransof AmericaJewish War VeteransAventura Point EastPost 698 invites all vet-erans and guests to our
monthly meeting atAventura Communityand Recreation Center3375 NE 188th Street.Proud Grandmother of aFallen Jewish AmericanHero: Sandy Beckerspeaks on “ A Jew InToday’s Military” tohonor the memory ofher Grandson SPCDaniel J. Agami who re-ceived 15 medals , Hon-ors and Awardsincluding the Purple
Heart, the Bronze Starand Army Commenda-tions for saving thelives of other soldiers. Awonderful story of hisexperiences while serv-ing our country. Wel-come back to a newseason of camaraderie.Coffee-Social followsmeeting and lecture. In-formation call 305-931-0121 or 305-652-5233.
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Relay For Life, Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura and Golden Beach Nov. 7Relay For Life, Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura and Golden Beach Kick-Off Party will be Nov. 7,
6:00 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Aventura Hospital Mezzanine. Aventura Hospital is committed to help-ing our community and is graciously hosting this event and providing refreshments.
Here's to making the Relay For Life the best Florida Division of the American Cancer Societyhas ever seen. Learn how you may become involved..... bring a relative or friend who is undergo-ing treatment or who has kicked cancer. We want to meet them and share their experiences.
For further info, contact Max, Team Development Chair @[email protected]; Kathryn,Sponsorship Chair @[email protected]; Gale, Event Chair @[email protected]. Andsave the dates, April 20 and 21 for the main event, "Relay For Life." To learn more, RelayForLife.org.
and at least drive theprices down - fromour dependency onforeign oil.
There probably willnever come a timethat we are com-pletely independentwhen it comes to pro-ducing fuel, but weneed to at least makea dent. Other coun-tries know how weneed this source andthey continue to driveup the prices. Not ahumane thing to do,but in their mind, it'sbusiness, and theydo not care whatpeople in HallandaleBeach or New YorkCity think.
Without the chips toplay in this game, ourcountry will be a sit-ting duck of these oilcompanies - and weare the ones who willsuffer.
I am not stupid. Iknow what is goingon, and what it wouldmean if there was areal hardline ap-proach to threatenthese oil companies.We would end up los-
ing, but as a leader ofany country, fightingthe total fight is whatwe are all asking. Ex-haust everythingwhen it comes todriving those pricesdown. I need not remind
anyone of the factthat everything re-volves around oil andthe dependency ongas to run our dailylives. No matter whatkind of business youare in, gas pricesplay a major role. "It is so frustrating to
see gasoline pricescontinue to rise -when the economy isin such a mess," saidCarl Palant of Holly-wood, who has to fill6 work trucks everymorning. "I am pay-ing $3,000 a weekjust to put the vehi-
cles on the road.Now, guess who Ihave to pass thatcost on to."
Exactly, when weoften talk about howwe can get the econ-omy rolling again, itusually starts in ourown communities.Neighborhood-by-neighborhood, re-gion-by-region andthen onto the remain-der of the state. Wehad stood by thatsound philosophy for-ever. That's why ifthese high gas pricesforce our own neigh-bors to decide be-tween going out fordinner and filling thegas tank up, therestaurant will loseout, making it tougherfor them to survive.
Blame everythingon the economy if
you would like, butthere has to be apoint where thingsstart to slow downand begin reversingthemselves. I cannotlisten to polls that areout, proclaiming thatwe are coming out ofthe recession, when Iride down HallandaleBeach Blvd. - U.S. 1or anywhere in ourcoverage area andsee businesses clos-
ing up.
Have an idea on whatthis country can do to
lower gas prices? DropLarry Blustein a note
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Murder Mystery comes to Hallandale Beach A dangerous person just moved to Hollywood and she is planning
to commit a murderearly in October but….don’t worry, it’s just aninteractive play andeveryone is invited toparticipate.
The dangerous per-son is Barbara Fox, theproducer/director ofMystery on the Menu,an interactive theatercompany she foundedin 1986 in WashingtonDC; she moved toFlorida in 2000 and justre-located to Holly-wood. The companypresents murder mys-teries at hotels, resorts,private homes andaboard trains andcruise ships for corpo-rate and privateevents.A few years ago Barbara developed the Murder Is Served series;One woman mysteries where several people in the audience be-come characters and receive parts to read as she, playing a news-paper reporter, acts out the story of the “murder”. Everyone in theaudience can examine clues, share information ask questions and tryto solve the crime and… one of them is guilty!
The next “murder” will take place on October 12th
The play: MURDER THEY VOTE Location: Café Café in the Knights Inn 26 Diplomat Pkwy Hallan-dale, Fl.Price: $21 ppRefreshments (sandwiches, pizza, crepes, wine, beer etc) availableat additional cost. Advance Reservations required….786 683 6078.
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On Monday of this week, Californians wereblindsided by a 55 cent increase, bringing thealready inflated prices over $5 a gallon. Withthe profits that are being made by these com-panies, there simply has to be a way of comingup with our own sources where we can com-pete and at least drive the prices down - from
our dependency on foreign oil.
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Antiques SupermarketWE BUY ANTIQUES - CASH(786) 525-7304 - [email protected]
Antiques Supermarket buys and sells antiques, and offers appraisal and restoration services for antique furniture, art, lamps, and lighting. They sell South American and European antiques dating back to the 19th century. With our 20 years of experience, you can expect the best service and highest quality goods from them.
Antiques Supermarket has
hundreds of interesting and unique antique furniture items for sale at reasonable prices. They have buffet tables, side tables, chairs, and more. They also have a large selection of Louis XVI furniture in excellent condition. Their wide array of antique furniture include: side tables, shelves, bookshelves, chests, desks, cabinets, dressers,
vanities, consoles, display cabinets, bedroom sets, and chairs. Antiques Supermarket has European and South American paintings, bronze statues, sculptures, and tapestries from many styles and periods to match your taste and décor. They have hundreds of paintings and prints for you to choose from, some dating as far back as the 16th
century. From large to small, Antiques Supermarket has all kinds of home décor items to accent your home. They have porcelain items, urns, silver-plated boxes, and music boxes to treasure. They also have many lighting pieces to browse, including antique lamps and chandeliers.
At Antiques Supermarket they buy antiques and pay cash for sculptures, paintings, ivory, furniture, chandeliers, clocks, porcelain, bronzes, sterling, jewelry, art glass, french, chinese, japanese, and will ever give you orientalist estimates over the phone.
You can browse their large selection of art and antiques online at their “http://stores.ebay.com/antiquessuper market” EBay store (http://stores.ebay.com/antiquessuper market), or you can visit their showroom at 59 SW 12 AV Unit 102 Dania Beach, FL 33004. If you have something you think is of value give them a call at 786-525-7304 or e-mail them at [email protected].
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By Raelin StoreyPublic Affairs DirectorHOLLYWOOD - The
City of Hollywood hasreceived a $5,000 plan-ning grant from theCommunity Foundation
of Broward to create avolunteer programspecifically targeted atengaging the city’s babyboomer population incity service. The goal ofthe planning effort is to
create a specializedteam of newly retiredvolunteers that will formthe Hollywood BoomersExperience and SkillsTeam (BEST). The city will use the
grant to conduct out-reach and survey thenewly retired babyboomers residing in Hol-lywood to find out whatvolunteer opportunitieswould be most likely tointerest them and en-gage them in city serv-ice. A BEST committeeis already being formedand will begin meetingsoon to undertake plan-ning efforts.
Currently, the City ofHollywood has an activevolunteer program,
called Volunteer Holly-wood that promotes, or-ganizes and overseesbetween 1,500 and2,000 volunteers eachyear. Only 4% of thosevolunteers currently fallwithin the baby boomerage range (typicallyidentified as individualsborn just after WWII andinto the early 1960’s).The City of Hollywood,along with the Commu-nity Foundation ofBroward, recognizes thisgroup of newly retired orsoon to be retiring resi-dents offer a wealth ofexperience and knowl-edge that can help en-hance the delivery ofquality service and pro-grams within the city. Byoffering this grant oppor-tunity, the CommunityFoundation is assistingHollywood in developinga specific volunteer pro-
gram tailored to theunique skills and abili-ties the boomer popula-tion has to offer.
If you would like to get in-volved in the planning ef-forts, please contactVolunteer Hollywood at
954.921.3020.
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All Veterans, Active Service Mem-bers & their Families. You’re invitedto join Hollywood Mayor Peter Boberand the Hollywood City Commissionfor the 2nd Annual Hollywood Veter-ans Day Barbecue - Sunday, Novem-
ber 11 - Noon to 4 p.m. TY ParkCorporate Pavilion
* Mayor Bober will be at the grill andvolunteers will be on hand to serve vet-erans, service members & their familiesa free barbecue lunch in appreciation fortheir courage and service. Jaxson’sWorld Famous Ice Cream for Dessert!
* Advance reservations will be ac-cepted, but are not required* There is a $1.50 park entrance fee forages 6 and older* Games & Musical Entertainment* To RSVP, Call 954.921.3404
YMCA Snappy Seniors Fun Follies ShowOn Sept. 9, theYMCA of Holly-wood playedhost to this
year's SeniorsFun FolliesShow, whichpacked the fa-
cility andbrought out
some very tal-ented seniorswho took partin this yearlyspectacular.YMCA SnappySeniors - ages70-80 - per-formed "Dia-
monds Are A Girl's Best Friend" -from the Broadway Show "Gentle-
men Prefer Blondes."
Offers good through October 17th or while supplies last. Limit 2 per customer. Must present the flyer at time of purchase.
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By Suzanne Wallace Sun Times SUNNY ISLES
BEACH - You saw anad for Global JewelryBuying House andwanted to learn morebefore you trusted yourjewelry to them. Youcalled and they told youto come to their BuyingHouse at 18090 CollinsAvenue, Boutique No. T-13in Sunny Isles Beach.Not knowing what toexpect, you broughtonly a couple of piecesof unwanted jewelryand a silver service, nolonger in use. Upon arrival, you were
buzzed into the storeby their private securityofficer and were met inthe lobby by the Direc-tor of Buying, Danny.He took you down awarm and inviting hall-way to one of severalboutique-like rooms.You were asked if youwould like coffee orwater and was servedyour bottled water in acrystal stemmed glass.Danny took out a pur-chase form, wrote yourname and date on theform and after openingup his jewelers light,asked to see what youhad brought. He exam-ined your two pieces ofjewelry and wrote avalue on the form next
to a description andthen looked at your sil-ver and assessed itsvalue.At that point, you had
a decision tomake...sell it now ortake your copy of thepurchase form to showyour wife. You decidedthe price was certainlyfair and sold your jew-elry for cash. You tookyour silver service backhome to make sureyour wife agreed withthe sale and showedher the purchase formwith the price that wasoffered. Your wifeagreed it was a goodprice so tomorrow youwill take it back, alongwith the purchaseorder, and be given theprice listed. What’smore, you have de-cided to take somemore jewelry that hasbeen lying in a jewelrybox for years and cashit in too. That is a typical expe-
rience at the GlobalJewelry Buying House.They have been doingbusiness in New Yorkfor 30 years and arenow beginning theirrapid expansion.
MORE PLANNEDFOR SOUTHFLORIDA
Three new Buying
Houses are in theworks in the SunnyIsles Beach area andmore planned in theSouth Florida area.One of the things thatmake this businessunique, other than theirboutique look, is thatthey don’t sell jewelryat their locations; theyonly buy from the pub-lic. Because they are awell-known Interna-tional Jewelry BuyingHouse, they have cus-tomers world-wide whobuy from them. Theyprovide a liquid globalmarket for previously
owned jewelry and forthat reason; they areable to offer the highestprices to you. They arethe leading globalbuyer of fine jewelry, di-amonds and watchesfrom the public. A GIACertified Gemologist ison site to examine yourdiamonds.
CONVERTING GOLDAND DIAMONDS
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modern way to sell yourfine jewelry. You canconvert your collectionof estate jewelry or dia-
monds for cold hardcash. Good to know inthese economic times.Although it was pointedout that most of theircustomers aren’t sellingbecause they need themoney...they are sellingbecause their lifestylehas changed and theyno longer need or wantthe silver or jewelry.
COINS, GOLD ANDMUCH MORE
They specialize inAmerican Eagle coins.They buy scrap gold,10k, 14k, 18k, and un-like some, they are thetop buyers of gold filled.They buy silver, plat-inum, rings, bracelets,necklaces, cufflinks,money clips, earrings,chains, brooches,watches, key chains,dental gold, class rings,pins, estate jewelry,collectibles, fine art andmuch more.
GLOBAL JEWELRYBUYING HOUSE ISTHE LARGESTGOLD BUYER INSOUTH FLORIDABest of all, you are
treated in a profes-sional manner and ifyou are worried aboutyour security, you willbe escorted to your carby their security guard.It’s a no worry, no has-sle, and great way tosell your jewelry,watches or collectibles.
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GLOBAL JEWELRY BUYING HOUSE
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(ARA) - Whether it's afew extra hairs in thesink or a completelybare scalp, baldness isa common issue formany people - not justmen. Balding generallyrefers to hair loss fromyour scalp, usuallycaused by genetics, en-vironment, various med-ications or an underlyingmedical condition. It isoften characterized with
a receding hairline andthinning crown near thetemples and mid-ante-rior scalp.
The word "alopecia" isthe medical term for hairloss. Androgeneticalopecia, a typical pat-tern of male baldnessbeginning at the hairlineand gradually receding,is the most commonform of hair loss, ac-counting for more than
95 percent of the casesin men. A quarter ofthose men start seeingsigns of hair loss beforethey reach 21. But thereare also several hun-dred diseases that in-clude hair loss as aprimary symptom. Byage 35, two-thirds ofAmerican men will expe-rience some degree ofnoticeable hair loss, andby age 50, about 85 per-cent of men have signifi-cantly thinning hair.
Most people dealingwith baldness have hairfollicles with an inheritedor genetic sensitivity todihydrotestosterone(DHT), a derivative orby-product of testos-terone. Hair follicles thatare sensitive to this hor-mone begin to shrink,which over time short-ens the lifespan of eachaffected hair follicle.Eventually, these folli-cles prevent hair fromgrowing altogether, re-
sulting in a bald spot.Even though baldness
is perceived to be amale condition, womenactually make up 40 per-cent of American hairloss sufferers. Hair lossin children is also morecommon than most peo-ple think and currently isresponsible for about 3percent of all pediatricoffice visits in the coun-try.
Balding can be slowedor even stopped ifcaught early enough.Many experts agree thebest results happenwhen you begin treat-ment as soon as possi-ble after the hair lossbegins.
There are severalways to treat and handlealopecia today, most ofwhich are indicated bythe severity or progres-sion of the disease.While some people lettheir baldness naturallyrun its course, others
use hairstyles, makeupor clothing to cover thecondition. There are alsomedications and surgi-cal procedures availableto treat and prevent hairloss, but individualsshould always contacttheir doctor to first dis-cuss their options beforepursuing any treatment.
The most popularover-the-counter (non-prescription) topical hairregrowth treatments ap-proved by the Food andDrug Administration(FDA) contain minoxidil,including Rogaine. Mi-noxidil is not intendedfor frontal baldness orreceding hairline.
Allegan, Mich.-basedPerrigo is a pharmaceu-tical company that man-ufactures and distributesmost of the over-the-counter medicationsfound under store-brandlabels at leading retail-ers, grocers, club storesand pharmacies. Thecompany recently re-
ceived approval from theFDA to market an over-the-counter, store-brandminoxidil 5 percent foamfor men, which com-pares to the active in-gredient in Men'sRogaine.
The company alsomarkets store-brand mi-noxidil 5 percent topicalsolution (extra strengthfor men) and minoxidil 2percent topical solution(regular strength formen), as well as minoxi-dil 2 percent topical so-lution for women, whichcompares to the activeingredient in Women'sRogaine.
Researchers believethat minoxidil works inpart by partially enlarg-ing the hair follicles andreversing the shrinkingprocess. By enlargingfollicles, the growthphase of the hair cycleis prolonged, allowingthe hair to becomelonger and thicker look-ing.
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Domestic Violence& the Law
Dr. Ron.., I have heard that in the State ofFlorida, Domestic Vio-lence laws are so tough,that should a man who ishaving an argument withhis girlfriend, just throwsher keys on the roof ofthe house, even if he didnot harm her, could betaken to jail and chargedwith Domestic Violence.Is this true?...
I am not a lawyer, andthe following should notbe considered legal ad-vice, but yes, to my knowledge throwing a girl-friend’s car keys on the roof during anargument, if she also resides with you, may beconsidered domestic violence in the State ofFlorida… to understand this further, let’s take alook at what exactly is considered the definitionof domestic violence…. As defined by FloridaState Statute 741.80; Domestic Violence is “anyassault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravatedbattery, sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking,aggravated stalking, false imprisonment, kid-napping, or any criminal offense resulting inphysical injury or death of one family or house-hold member by another who is or was residingin the same single dwelling unit”. The scenariomentioned above would probably fall under thedefinition of domestic violence, because throw-ing one’s car & door keys on the roof impedesthis person from freely traveling, and thus mayfall under the definition of false imprisonment….It should be further noted as outlined in the“Florida Domestic Bill of Rights “no one has theright to beat, hit, slap, punch, kick, threaten youwith a gun or weapon, or emotionally abuseyou. This includes people in your family orsomeone with whom you have an intimate rela-tionship”.
Domestic violence is a serious and potentiallydeadly matter. Florida has some of the toughestdomestic violence laws in the country, and withgood reason. Each year approximately 20% ofall homicides are committed within a family con-stellation, with six million women being beateneach year, resulting in over 4000 deaths. Mencommit over 90% of all assaults, but it is sus-pected that men under-report incidences whenthey are the victim.
One of the factors that make domestic vio-lence such a serious matter, besides the dam-age it does to victims & families concerns thepolice officers who are called to intervene theseproblems. While one may assume there is lessdangerous involvement for police on domesticviolence calls than other areas of police duties,the fact of the matter is that more police officersare killed responding to domestic violence callsthan any other type of police work.
Folks, domestic violence is a serious matter.While the government should not be overly pry-ing into your home and private life, and it is onlyhuman to have occasional spats with those welove, serious and ongoing abuse in the state ofFlorida, is just not an option.
Dr. RonThe Domestic Abuse Hotline is 1-800 500-1119
Dr. Ron is in private practice in Hallandale Florida,and an…. Have a question?… You can contact Dr.Ronald J. Schlossberg Psy.D; ( Licensed ClinicalPsychologist by mail: 1250 E. Hallandale Beach
Blvd Hallandale Fl., or phone (954) 455-7745, or E-mail [email protected] indicate if youwant your question answered in this column.
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Foot Care Tips for People With Diabetes(NewsUSA) - Complications due to diabetes
are the number-one cause of lower-leg ampu-tations and account for nearly 86,000 amputa-tions per year. Doctors estimate almost 50percent of these amputations could have beenprevented if the person had taken better careof their feet.
"I can't emphasize enough how important itis for a person with diabetes to pay rigorousattention to their feet. Foot infections are themost common issue for a person with dia-betes and are more severe and take longer toheal than in a person without diabetes," saysDr. Alan Farber, a certified doctor of podiatricmedicine.
Farber added, "Proper foot care is simpleand includes things like using an antifungaldaily, not only to heal, but also to prevent fun-gal infections, and using a moisturizer daily toheal and prevent dry, cracked skin."
Are you being thorough enough in yourfoot care? Read on to find out:
* Whether indoors on plush rugs or outdoorson white sand, never walk barefoot. Podia-trists recommend wide, closed-toed shoeswith socks that fit very well. Shoes should notrequire "breaking in."* Clean feet daily with warm water and mildsoap, but don't soak them for more than threeor four minutes. Skin submerged for too longwill become macerated and more vulnerableto bacteria.* Cracks in dry skin provide ideal openings forbacteria. Look for moisturizing creams con-taining L-Arginine, like DiabetiDerm Foot Re-juvenating Cream. L-Arginine helps stimulatehealthy blood flow to heal dry, cracked skin.This special cream is available only in the dia-betic section of your favorite drugstore or su-perstore.* Under no circumstances should you shaveor attempt to remove calluses or corns. In-stead, show them to your podiatrist and askabout specially prescribed shoes. Even beforeyour appointment, buy a cream made espe-cially for people with diabetes that specifies ithelps soften calluses, and apply it every day.* Meticulously inspect feet, toes and toenailsfor swelling, cuts, blisters, redness, fungalbuildup or any type of irritation on a dailybasis. If you have thickened toenails, have apodiatrist test for fungus. If fungus is present,an antifungal will likely be recommended. Wal-greens and Rite Aid both carry DiabetiDermAntifungal Cream with L-Arginine in the dia-betic section. L-Arginine helps stimulate bloodflow, which in turn speeds healing.
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AVENTURA - MiamiInternational Piano Fes-tival announces a se-ries of new musicalevents during its 16thAnniversary season, allfeaturing classicalpiano music artistrywith internationally ac-claimed pianists andartists from around theworld. The new 2012-2013 Festival Seriesevents will be held atselect world-class per-formance venuesthroughout Miami-Dadeand Broward counties.
Kicking off the sea-son is an intimate salonseries dubbed FourClassical Sundays atFive, held at AventuraArts & CulturalCenter.From the ex-traordinary Cuban Pi-anist Jorge Luis Prats(December 9), to theunique and versatileartist Eric Ferrand-N'Kaoua (January 13),including an exciting
collaboration byMichael Klotz & KemalGekic (April 21), andProdigy Sijing Ye, dis-covered by the Festivalwhen she was only 13years old (February 3),the audience will be en-thralled.Each casual,interactive concert isfollowed by an exclu-sive Meet the Artist re-ception in the lobby ofthe theatre.
Don't miss this uniqueand intimate opportu-nity to get "up closeand personal" witheach pianist as theyoffer personal insightsinto the minds of thecomposers and shareintricate details aboutthe repertoire - aunique concert experi-ence that lets the audi-ence get to know eachartist on a deeper level.Tickets are on salenow. Subscribe to allfour concerts at oneamazing price. Ticket
prices increase on No-vember 9. Visitwww.miamipianofest.com/calendar to purchasetoday.The Master Series,
exploring the genius ofFrench Impressionistcomposers such as De-bussy and Ravel, willbe held at Broward Per-forming Arts CenterMarch 3-5, 2013. Theweekend of concertsand lectures will includeperformances by world-class pianists from Italy,Russia, Serbia, and Al-geria..Music Meets Paintingwill showcase visualartists inspired to painta masterpiece beforeour eyes accompaniedby a classical pianists’rendition of the greatworks of Bach,Beethoven, or Chopin.Taking place in variousart galleries in the Wyn-wood section of Miami’sdowntown, each work
created will be auc-tioned off at the end ofthe night. Music MeetsPainting is presented incollaboration withMiami Biennale, a non-profit devoted to educa-tion through art. Datesand locations will beannounced shortly.
Topping off the sea-son will be an exclusiveopportunity to hearLiszt’s Transcriptions ofBeethoven’s Nine Sym-phonies performed liveby nine exceptional pi-anists in a single day atBroward PerformingArts Center, Ft. Laud-erdale, FL. Dinner is in-cluded in this magicalexperience, takingplace on November 30,2013.
These new eventsare in addition to thecrown jewel of the Fes-tival, The Discovery Se-ries,presentingcompelling pianorecitals by newly dis-covered artists andprodigies held at theColony Theatre onMiami Beach, May 16-19, 2013. Each artistperforming possessessuch a high level of mu-sicianship and individu-ality that just theexperience of havingheard them play will for-ever be imprinted onour memory. FrankCooper, MusicologyResearch Professor atUniversity of Miami,provides an intellectualperspective to theworks being performedas Lecturer in Resi-dence.
As a new twist thisseason, the DiscoverySeries’ finale will be aspecial, never-before-seen-or-heard interac-tive evening of Music &Painting. Two extraordi-nary pianists will playfor two gifted and tal-ented artists, who willproduce paintings, liveand in real time, as themusic stirs them. Theircanvasses will be pro-jected for the audienceto witness the processof a masterpiece beingcreated onstage,andthe interaction betweenpainter and pianist.Celebrating 16 years,the Miami InternationalPiano Festival benefitsmusicians in their ca-reer development andhas attracted an enor-mous wealth of talent.Its discoveries havecultivated careers, woncoveted awards suchas the Gilmore Award(the highest recognitionbestowed on any pi-anist) and signed withnotable managementagencies and recordinglabels. Founded by Pa-trons of ExceptionalArtists, the Festival hasshowcased pianoartistry from England,Poland, Italy, Yu-goslavia, Russia, Ar-gentina, Israel, China,France, Spain, Cubaand the U.S.
The mission of Pa-trons of ExceptionalArtists, through thepresentation of theMiami InternationalPiano Festival and anexpanding variety of
concert series world-wide, is to discover,promote, support anddocument the greatMasters of the key-board emerging in thisgeneration; to redis-cover unusual reper-toire while providingaudiences with aunique musical experi-ence; to become a re-source to agents,promoters and orches-tras, and most impor-tantly; to build theaudience of the futureto help ensure the veryexistence of classicalmusic.
Other upcoming plansfor the Miami Interna-tional Piano Festival in-clude a limitedengagement privatedinner series, and thedevelopment of anAcademy of Piano forPerforming Artists, tomentor, nurture, andguide young talent in afree and unconven-tional atmosphere withlectures, masterclasses, and demon-strations by our Artists.
Visit the Festivalwebsite at www.mi-amipianofest.com/cal-endar to purchasetickets today for theAventura series FourClassical Sundays atFive at the low sub-scription rate beforeprices go up on Novem-ber 9th!
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MIAMI INTERNATIONAL PIANO FESTIVALKicks season off with
Aventura Series – FourClassical Sundays at Five
Kicking off the season is an intimate salon se-ries dubbed Four Classical Sundays at Five,held at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Fromthe extraordinary Cuban Pianist Jorge Luis
Prats (December 9), to the unique and versatileartist Eric FerrandN'Kaoua (January 13), it’s
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The Aventura Cultural Series – Four Classical Sundays at Five featuring performances by world renowned pianists will be held at the Aventura Arts &
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