Aventura News 9.19.2012

BY BARI AUERBACH

AAventura Marketing Council membersrecently huddled with Mike Dee, CEO ofthe Miami Dolphins and Sun LifeStadium, when the Dolphins andInternational Brotherhood of TeamstersLocal 769 co-hosted the AMC’s Augustbreakfast meeting.

Kicking off the event at the Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort,

Claudio Stivelman of Shefaor Development, standing in for AMC

Chair Cliff Schulman of Weiss, Serota, Helfman, greeted business

and community leaders excited about the Dolphins 2012 season

and first home games Sept. 16 against the Raiders and Sept. 23

against the Jets at Sun Life Stadium. On behalf of IBT Local 769, President Mike Scott and

Secretary/Treasurer Josh Zivalich noted, “We are an employees’rights advocacy group involved in politics, education and charita-ble functions - and we’re definitely ‘pro business!’” Scoring

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It was her 39th birthday.“I’m going to enjoy this birthday

because it’s going to be awhile before Iadmit to forty,” although she laughed andkidded about it, he was prettysure she meant it.

What was about a woman andthe age of 40?

Did 40 make her less attrac-tive?

Did it change her from beingyoung and vibrant to somethingelse?

This didn’t happen to him tillhe reached 50. Now that was a trauma. But40?

However if she wanted to be 39 for awhile it was ok with him since he would bedealing with an ever-younger-wife.

“Why don’t we make this real special?”He suggested that they suggest to their

teen age daughter that she stay overnightwith her best friend who lived next doorand they could spent the evening alone

with their fantasies.No sooner thought and it was done!He went out and bought that special

blend of champagne, like the one they hadordered on their honeymoon.

He also said he would takecare of dinner, which he did bybuying two capons at the gour-met shop plus all the nice sideswith it.

Sprang for two dozen roses tobe delivered right when they satdown to dinner.Like a dream-come true.

Everything worked out perfectly. Adream come true.

“Honey,” she said, “I know that this isjust perfect, my age is 39 and you can bewhatever age you want to be, it will take along time for me to admit to 40.”

A month later she went to the doctor fora check up. Came back with advancedlung cancer.

She remained 39…..forever.

Wandering & Pondering

DAN PALMER

Age 39

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The Aventura Marketing Council’s RealEstate Committee, chaired by PatriciaRotsztain of Decorus Realty, was recentlytreated to a seminar presented by JayBerkowitz, “Ten Golden rules” author/mediaconsultant and Salomon Wancier, seniortechnology executive with Fetch Branding.Topics included Facebook strategies,Pintrest, blogs, Youtube and the three “E’s”

of social media: Educate, Entertain,Engage. “Both presentations were out-standing” said Rotsztain. “We learned somuch from our two experts...but if there wasone message we took away, it was “Becomegood in just ONE thing...that’s all you needto do!”

For more information, call PatriciaRotsztain, Decorus Realty, at 786.251.9513.

Aventura Hospital hosts AMC Board Meeting

When Peter Caspari, Florida OutreachDirector for the Dept. of Defense’s ESGR(Employer Support of the Guard andReserve) called the Aventura MarketingCouncil to nominate two local businesseswho employ either Guard or Reservists,to ride aboard the USCGC RichardEtheridge, the ‘call to action’ was heard!

US Coast Guard Cutter RichardEtheridge, recently commissioned during apatriotic ceremony at Port Everglades,was named for a 19th century black manwho was born a slave and became a hero as

he commanded a crew of “surfmen” whosaved nine people, including a 3-month oldchild, from a grounded schooner amidstraging waters.

Selected to take a ride aboard the cutterwas Fernando Levy Hara, partner in mckafkaDevelopment Group and Gary Pyott, FloridaPresident of The Continental Group. “Thiswas a unique experience, “ said Levy Hara,“and we had the opportunity to learn moreabout the outstanding job that our U. S. CoastGuard does day in and day out to protect thepeople of this country.”

‘Social Media for the Real Estate Industry’ features Jay Berkowitz and Salomon Wancier

Shannon Beck, Fetch Branding; Raphael Garcia andFelipe Larcada, Bank United; AMC Real Estate ChairPatricia Rotsztain, Decorus Realty

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Human beings share some of the samecharacteristics the sponge possesses. Theyare capable of absorbing and soaking- upmany things in their environments and intheir lives. And, just like a sponge, humanbeings can reach their capacity.

You may reach a point where you can-not absorb anymore. You cannot take inone more thing in your life. When a spongehas absorbed too much it becomes heavyand useless. If you try to use it the excessliquid seeps out. When you become toofull of things, you may become heavy anduseless. Your own liquid may seep out astears.

Unlike a sponge you can control howmuch you let in and absorb in your life.You need to recognize your capacity andcontrol the input. No one can tell youwhen you have had too much. Only youknow. Every sponge and every individualhas a different capacity.

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points for representing more than1.4 million working men and womenthrough the U.S. and Canada, theIBT Union adheres to a philosophyof unity, pride and strength sharedby the Miami Dolphins.

Since becoming CEO of theDolphins and Sun Life Stadium, Deehas focused on assembling a sound,smart and tough football team;enhancing the fan experience; andactively participating in the commu-nity.

Tackling some of the team’srecent big decisions, Deeannounced, “Ryan Tannehill will beour starting quarterback. Ryan reallyunderstands the offense; he’s wisebeyond his years; and he ‘eats,sleeps and breathes’ football. Thisseason, we’re going to play anexciting brand of football and theschedule is favorable for us tomake some noise!

Talking Super Bowl, Deeexplained Sun Life Stadium is bid-ding for the 50th anniversary SuperBowl game in 2016, which coincideswith the Dolphins 50th anniversaryseason. “It would be great to cele-brate these two milestones together

in South Florida. We’re also in avery competitive situation for futurecollege championship games that arevery important economic drivers andabove all - very prestigious eventspositioning this community as oneof the world’s premier sports desti-nations.

“We’re going to take a leadershiprole working with you to ensure wecontinue attracting these games.We were fortunate to have ten outof the first 46 Super Bowls playedhere – and we want ten of the next50. To do that, we’re going to haveto pull together and put our best footforward.”

For more information aboutDolphins tickets, phone: 1-888-FINS-TIX or visit Dolphins.com.To learn more about DolphinsPRIME exclusive member bene-fits, phone: 305-623-6200. To con-tact the International Brotherhoodof Teamsters Local 769 or registerfor their Oct. 6 Scholarship FundGolf Tournament at Palm-AireCountry Club, call 305-642-6255or visit online at teamsters-local769.com

MIAMI DOLPHINS, from page 1 –––––

Sunny Isles Beach City Attorney Hans Ottinot; Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert III; Nicole Henry; Dr. Wilbert“Tee” Holloway, AT&T / M-DCPS Board; Mike Dee, Miami Dolphins / Sun Life Stadium


Miami-Dade County Comm. Sally Heyman and Ron Book, Ronald L.Book, PA

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At the recent Republican NationalConvention, Marco Rubio joked ofPresident Obama, “By all accounts, he is agood husband, a good father…and thanksto lots of practice, a pretty good golfer.”Obama is not alone as nearly every presi-dent over the past century has been a golfer.The exceptions since Taft (1912) wereTruman, Hoover and Carter. WoodrowWilson, whose health generally was poor,golfed regularly as president for exercise onthe recommendation of his physician, “buttook little pleasure in the game he definedas ‘an ineffectual attempt to put an elusiveball into an obscure hole with implementsill-adapted to that purpose.’” His averagefor 18 holes was about 115. TeddyRoosevelt, concerned that golf appearedelite to many voters, cautioned his protégéeTaft in 1908, “never to be photographedplaying golf.” Truman, a poker player, alsobelieved that golf “was a political noose.”

Nixon, a sharp poker player, played golf inthe low 90’s. According to McCatchy Newsreporter Steven Thomma, “Reagan playedonce a year, whereas Clinton played often –and inflated his skills on his scorecard.”

Often accused by his political oppo-nents as neglecting his duties, Eisenhowerwas “the most devoted golfer, playingroughly 800 times in his eight years as pres-ident, averaging in the 80’s” The U.S. GolfAssociation installed a putting green forhim near the White House Rose Garden.Kennedy, despite a chronically ailing back,was a superb golfer, averaging in the high70’s or low 80’s. Johnson, who enjoyedtaking guests on 90-mph rides around hisranch in his Lincoln Continental, alsogolfed, but unlike his two immediate prede-cessors (Kennedy and Eisenhower), kepthis score secret. Both Bushes played golf,however, George W. said that he gave upgolf in time of war in 2003, “in solidaritywith the families of soldiers who weredying in Iraq.” Although Harding playedgolf twice a week, his more enjoyable activ-ities included poker in the White Housewith his “Ohio Gang,” and “sneaking off toa burlesque house in Washington, where hehid behind a curtain so the public would notsee him.”


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Sports Comm. Chair Ben Launerts, Parksman Parking withMiami Dolphins Cheerleaders Natalie (left) and Melissa (right)

Photography by Andrew Goldstein

Josh Zivalich, Teamsters Local 769

Mike Dee, Miami Dolphins /Sun Life Stadium

Jordan Laser, Northwestern Mutual- Laser Financial Group and BenLaunerts

Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert III and Tom Oliveri, Northern Trust

Claudio Stivelman, Shefaor Development

Aventura City Manager Eric Soroka and City ClerkTeresa Soroka

Aventura Police Dept. Lt. Michael Bentolila and ViceMayor Teri Holzberg

Sen. Ron Silver

Marcia Slow-Sandler, Mardi Gras Casino; Rositta Kenigsberg,Holocaust Documentation & Education Center; Sunny Isles Beach ViceMayor Lew Thaler

Aventura Police Dept. Major Skip Washa and Charles Orvieto,Orvieto’s Trophies Awards & More



Hyundai Motor America recently invitedme to Austin, TX, to preview a pair of new2013 models — the Veloster Turbo and theElantra GT. Both are key elements of inHyundai’s ambitious 7/11 product initiative,which will see seven new or redesignedmodels produced in the next 11 months.

When I first drove the Veloster last year,my biggest complaint was that it was under-powered. Now, with the addition of the new1.6-liter 201 hp Turbocharged-GasolineDirect Injection (T-GDI) engine mated toeither a six-speed automatic or manualtransmission, that complaint no longer isvalid. The added power makes all the differ-ence in the performance of this little three-door coupe, transforming it into a powerful,high-tech and fuel-efficient vehicle.

With its precise power-to-weight ratio,unique sport-tuned steering and suspension

hardware set, the Veloster Turbo willcompete very well with the likes of theVolkswagen GTI, Honda Civic Si andMini Cooper/Clubman S.

Extras such as unique 18-inch alloywheels with chrome inserts, projectionheadlights with LED accents, side mirrorswith turn signal indicators, unique LEDtaillights and leather seating surfaces willhelp make the Veloster Turbo a big hitwith the next generation of young buyers.The Turbo exclusive Graphite Black inte-rior with blue accents and headlinergraphics only adds to its attractiveness tothe youth market.

ELANTRA GT DEBUTSI also test drove the all-new 2013

Elantra GT during my visit to Austin. Thelineup now includes the Elantra Coupeintroduced earlier this year and the popu-lar Elantra Sedan, voted as the 2012North American Car of the Year.

The Elantra GT is based on Hyundai’snew-generation i30 model designed forthe European market. With its five-doorfunctionality and European drivingdynamics, it is indeed a fun-to-drivecompact hatchback.

The 2013 Elantra GT will competewith the Ford Focus, Mazda3 andVolkswagen Golf, but has more interiorroom and better fuel economy.

Powered by an advanced 1.8-liter148 hp four-cylinder engine mated toHyundai’s six-speed automatic ormanual transmission, it delivers 28mpg in the city and 39 mpg on thehighway.

The new Elantra GT represents evenmore evolution in Hyundai’s “FluidicSculpture” design technology. TheElantra GT has a slippery .30 coefficientof drag and everything about the vehicleis aerodynamic, from the aggressive pro-file and low overall height, to the sleekside mirrors. Even the tire gaps havebeen minimized and the rocker panelsare streamlined to help lower windresistance, which translates into betterfuel economy and a smoother ride.

Ron Beasley is the automotive editorfor Miami’s Community Newspapers.He may be contacted by calling 305-662-2277, ext. 261, or by addressingemail correspondence to<[email protected]>.

Hyundai Veloster Turbo, Elantra GT target youth market

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Ron Beasley

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Mount Sinai Aventuraexpands Cardiology services

Mount Sinai Medical Center is pleased toannounce that Juan-Carlos Brenes, cardiol-ogist and co-director of the hospital’s non-invasive echocardiography laboratory, isnow seeing patients at theMount Sinai physician officesin Aventura.

Dr. Brenes joins the MountSinai Aventura multi-specialtygroup where patients canaccess quality care in a varietyof areas such as cardiology,endocrinology, neurology &neurosurgery, gastroenterolo-gy, obstetrics & gynecology,internal medicine, pain man-agement, surgical oncologyand urology. In addition tophysician offices, Mount SinaiAventura also provides the region’s onlyfreestanding emergency, a cancer center,diagnostic imaging services and a full-serv-ice lab.

Dr. Brenes attended the University ofMiami where he studied internal medicine

as part of the Harrington Medical TrainingProgram and completed his cardiology fel-lowship. He later completed his advancedechocardiography fellowship at Columbia

University Medical Center inNew York, which is affiliatedwith the Mount Sinai HeartInstitute. Dr. Brenes is boardcertified in internal medicine,cardiology and echocardiog-raphy. Dr. Brenes specializesin preventive cardiology,valvular heart disease and 3-Dechocardiography.

The Mount Sinai AventuraPhysician Offices is located at2845 Aventura Boulevard(N.E. 199th Street), directly

above the Mount Sinai AventuraEmergency Room. The Mount SinaiAventura multi-specialty group is locatedin Suite 250. For more information orappointments at this office, call 305-692-1080.

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¿Tiene usted o alguien que usted conozcaKeratosis Actínica?

FXM Research en Miramar está buscando hombres y mujeres de 18 años o más quesufran de Keratosis Actínica “pueden ser causadas por la exposición prolongada al sol,resultan en discretas lesiones abultadas, ásperas, secas, y escamosas en su cara y/o cuerocabelludo”, para participar en un estudio clínico de investigación que requiere cinco [5]visitas. Seguro Médico no es requerido para su participación en el estudio.

Los participantes que califiquen recibirán:• Evaluaciones por un Dermatólogo Certificado.• Los medicamentos bajo investigación a no costo.• Compensación por tiempo y transporte hasta $250.00.

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FXM Research Miramar

FXMResearch inMiramar is looking for males and females 18 years or older that sufferfromActinic Keratosis “can be caused by prolonged exposure to the sun, result in discrete,rough, dry, scaly bumps on the face and/or the scalp”, to participate in a five [5] study-visitclinical research study. Medical Insurance is not required for study participation.

Qualified participants will receive:• Evaluation by a Board Certified Dermatologist.• Investigational Study Medication at no cost.• Reimbursement for time and travel up to USD $250.00.

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FXMResearch in Miramar is looking for males and females 12 to 40 years of age thatsuffer from Facial Acne, to participate in a four [4] study-visit clinical research study.Medical Insurance is not required for study participation.

Qualified participants will receive:• Evaluation by a Board Certified Dermatologist.• Investigational Study Medication at no cost.• Reimbursement for time and travel up to USD $200.00.

¿Tienee ustedd oo alguienn quee ustedd conozcaa Acnéé Facial?FXM Research en Miramar está buscando hombres y mujeres de 12 a 40 años de edadque sufran de Acné Facial, para participar en un estudio clínico de investigación querequiere cuatro [4] visitas. No se requiere seguro médico para su participación en el estudio.

Los participantes que califiquen recibirán:• Evaluaciones por un Dermatólogo Certificado.• Los medicamentos bajo investigación sin costo alguno.• Reembolso por tiempo y transporte hasta $200.00.

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Miami-Dade County Comm. Sally Heyman; Mike Dee, Miami Dolphins/ Sun Life Stadium; Dr. Martin Karp, M-DCPS Board

Photography by Andrew Goldstein

Dr. Robert Sheir Optometrist; Aaron Gurland, Nataron Enterprises; MarcHurwitz, Crossroads Investigations; Eric Beck, IT Doctors

Jeff Ulm and Jimmy Gonzalez, Association Services of FL

Mark Lynn, Greenspoon Marder P.A.; Ingrid Jeanty and NormanAxelman, Advantage Computer Solutions

Hallandale Beach Comm. Alex Lewy; Eric Knowles, Miami Dolphins / Sun Life Stadium; Ron Book,Ronald L. Book, PA

(Back row) Michael Yavner, BNY MellonWealth Management; Dr. Anja Kroell, TheVictory School; Dennis Rodman; FloydRaglin, Floyd Sports Marketing

Dan Palmer, Aventura News (center) presents sponsorship plaque toJosh Zivalich, Teamsters Local 769 (left) and Mike Dee (right)

Comm. Sally Heyman; Aventura Comm. Michael Stern, Stern BloomMedia; Aventura Police Chief Steve Steinberg; Ofc. of the Month JamesHayton; Aventura Vice Mayor Teri Holzberg; Aventura Comm. BobDiamond; Tom Oliveri, Northern Trust

New Chairman's Roundtable member Chad Tamaroff, GreenspoonMarder P.A.; Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert III; Bal Harbour MayorJean Rosenfield; Mark Lynn, Greenspoon Marder P.A.; Sunny IslesBeach Mayor Norman Edelcup

New general member Suzanne Williams, Hager & Schwartz, P.A. New general member Helmut Muller, Helmut J. Mueller PE, SE New general member Gregory Arzumanov and Igor Bond, Turnberry onthe Green Condo Association



The City of Aventura always honors an“Officer of the Month” – so perhaps thereshould be more awards bestowed aroundtown for outstanding performance in lead-ing roles like these: Most Valuable Valets: The race for whodeserves this honor the most should be wonbe all the Aventura valets who never get allthe same model Mercedes confused; andhelp you up with your groceries withoutever breaking eggs or letting your icecream melt! Super Cashiers: Supermarket cashierswho scan the fastest and encourage peopleto take their coupon complaints to the cus-tomer service desk deserve special recogni-tion – especially if they remind you thatyou can get the “buy one get one free” bar-gain you didn’t know about!Terrific Order Takers: Everyone whoregularly calls favorite restaurants to placetake-out orders would surely agree, all the

people who answer the phone and actuallyremember what you like to order withoutyou having to tell them really deserve amedal…Just try not to ever start orderingsomething different since this could sparktraumatic confusion and questions aboutwhy you’re not having “the usual.” Best Baristas: Just like terrific order tak-ers, the best baristas around town whoalways make your coffee drink just the wayyou like it should get memory medals forrecalling: “No whip, skinny, decaf, 3 shots,2 Splendas, room on top, extra caramel,extra hot!” Savvy Stockers: Whenever the most popu-lar brand, flavor or size you want most isn’tsold out - while there are still hundreds ofless desirable items still available, the storestockers should be commended for stayingon top of consumer demand – and neverever placing what you’re trying to reach onthe highest top shelf! Excellent Elected Officials: Members ofthe Aventura City Commission win theaward for being the best when it comes topublic service - and since just like ClintEastwood, they often talk to “empty chairs”at City Commission meetings - this reallyproves that when a city is being run so well,no one really needs to fill the seats!

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Stereotypes come in all forms. Evenwith music. I can’t tell you how often I geta blank stare when I tell folks I like coun-try music.

The other day, while listening to my localcountry music station 99.9, Kiss Country, ithit me... I would like a man like many ofthose characterized in country songs!

No...NOT the dude who goes out with his

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only to ignore his woman when and IF he

comes home. Not the guy who drinks himself

under the bar only to stagger home to his

faithful old dog RATHER than a woman.NOT THOSE GUYS... The OTHER

ones.I want a man like the one who says he’ll

do what he has to do to win you over; theman who says he would feed your dreamsand starve your fears. (Over, by BlakeShelton)

The man who tells his son to pray and tohonor his family.

The man who reminds himself to listento the voices of his mother, father andgrandparents reminding him to be an hon-est, kind, loving and true and who keepshis word. (I Hear Voices, Chris Young)

The man who stands and looks in themirror asking God to make him a betterman for the woman in his life. (The Man IWant to Be, also Chris Young)

The man who takes his woman out ondates but can’t wait to get her home and gether out of her black dress (Getting’ YouHome, also by Chris Young)

I absolutely LOVE hearing DariusRucker remind us that every bad relation-ship paves the way for the one that makesyour heart pound and your knees go weakbecause it leads you to where you are sup-posed to be (This, Darius Rucker).

Hearing Billy Currington croon aboutfalling so hard for his woman he’s almostfearful, singing...”You’re looking like anangel lying on a blanket with a halo ofhair...once I taste that kiss, I know what’llhappen I’ll be at the mercy of you...” Dothese guys truly exist or are they figmentsof our country music imagination?

Well, I’m going to believe they are outthere. I’m also just crazy enough tobelieve that somehow, someway, I amgoing to be a presenter at the CMA awards!Anything is possible - right?

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Mardi Gras Casino announces 2012 Comedy Challenge

The second annual Mardi Gras Comedy

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try will come out to strut their stuff and

compete for the chance to open for

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Grandstand Finale in November.

The forty funniest contestants from the

auditions will move on to the Showcase

rounds. From there, just 20 contestants will

advance to the four qualifying rounds held

throughout October. But, only one contest-

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ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMS: TRIPS & TOURS – FALL 2012

The City of Aventura announces three

exciting trips for the fall 2012 season.

The Miami City Ballet at the Adrienne

Arsht Center on Sunday, October 21

(matinee performance), the Boca

Museum of Art Americana Quilts, featur-

ing the 9/11 National Tribute Quilt on

loan from the Folk Art Museum and din-

ner at the Mason Jar Café on Wednesday,

November 28 and the New World

Symphony Orchestra rehearsal and

docent tour of the New World Center on

Wednesday, November 28. Seats are still

available. For additional information,

call 305-466-8930.

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TEACHER PLANNING DAY PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 – FIESTA DE ESPANA

When school is out the adventures

begin! The City of Aventura offers fun

filled days of activities for children

ages 5-14 at the Aventura Community

Recreation Center. Spend the day

playing games, making crafts, partici-

pating in special events and more!

Teacher Planning Days begin at 7:30

a.m. – 6 p.m. Fees include all activi-

ties and supplies. Lunch will be pro-

vided. Resident fee is $43 and non-res-

ident fee is $52.

In observation of Hispanic Heritage

Month, campers will explore Hispanic

culture through music, games and arts

and crafts. There will be a demonstration

of Flamenco dancing ending with a les-

son on the beautiful dance.

Registration is now available at the

Aventura Community Recreation Center

located at 3375 NE 188th Street or online

at cityofaventura.com.

For more information about Teacher

Planning Days, call 305-466-3883.

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The last three months of the year —October, November and December — boastthe three most consecutive budget-bustingholidays of them all, with All Hallows Eve,commonly known as Halloween, kickingoff the list of expensive festivities.

According to the National RetailFederation 2011 report, consumers spentabout $6.8 billion on Halloween activitieswith the average person spending $72.31.The bulk of Halloween dollars spent lastyear was on handing out candy (73.5 per-cent), decorating the home or yard (49.5percent) and carving a pumpkin (47.8percent).

Although not among the top threeexpenses in terms of Halloween spending,dressing in costume accounts for 43.9 per-

cent of spending, slightly less than thefunds spent for carving pumpkins.

Halloween is a fun holiday indeed, but itdoesn’t have to drain your financial reser-voir. There are many ways to reduceunnecessary spending that will ensure asuccessful holiday.

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“Will I have pain after surgery, Doc?” is acommon question most patients ask beforehaving an operation. Post-surgical pain isoften an unavoidable part of recovery — andmanaging the pain is one of the most com-mon concerns for patients. That is, untilrecently. Mount Sinai Medical Center nowoffers ultrasound-guided nerve blockers tominimize and, in some cases, eliminate post-operative pain all together.

While there are various modalities to man-age pain, ultrasound-guided nerve block isone of the most exciting developments in thearea of post-surgical pain management. Thenerve blocks work by interrupting pain sig-nals travelling from the area of surgery to thebrain. Although nerve blocks are commonlyused pain relievers, ultrasound-guided nerveblocking has only recently gained attentionbecause it allows for site-specific targetedpain control.

Dr. Murlikrishna Kannan, ClinicalDirector of Regional Anesthesia at MountSinai, uses the ultrasound to guide the place-ment of a fine needle that deposits localanesthesia around the nerve. The anesthesiabathes the nerve and blocks it from transmit-ting painful sensations to the brain. The pro-

cedure is painless, safe, accurate and fast,taking as little as ten to fifteen minutes tocomplete. The nerve block results in littlemore than a “numb and sleepy leg,” asdescribed by patients, and usually lasts forten to twelve hours.

With the arrival of this new method forpain relief, orthopaedic patients at MountSinai are very comfortable after surgery andrequire less morphine during their hospitalstay. Decreasing the dosage of morphinereduces a wide range of complications,including nausea, vomiting, constipation,drowsiness, low blood pressure, confusionand hallucinations. The pain relief alsoallows patients to ambulate, or walk, hoursafter total joint replacement, something thatwas impossible when severe pain was a fac-tor after surgery, yet extremely important forthe healing process.

Pain can cause a variety of otheradverse effects, such as delaying post-surgical recovery and reducing the fullbenefit of the procedure. Excessive paincan also cause stress and anxiety, whichcan precipitate erratic blood pressure andeven heart attacks. Pain also preventspatients from getting out of their bed.

When patients stay in bed too long aftersurgery, they can develop pressure sores,lung infections and blood clots in thelegs, a condition known as deep veinthrombosis. It is easy to understand whyeffective pain control after surgery hasbecome very important.

With ultrasound-guided nerve blocks,patients enjoy faster recovery, and move onto rehabilitation in as little as two days aftersurgery. And, it gives patients the answerthey want to hear about post-surgical pain:“Rest easy, you should experience little or nopain after this procedure.”

For more information on pain-free surgery,call 305-674-CARE (2273).

ABOUT DR. MURLIKRISHNA KANNAN:Dr. Kannan has been an anesthesiologist

for ten years and is a board certified anes-thesiologist in India, England and theUnited States. He is currently involved inperforming ultrasound-guided nerveblocks for patients undergoing orthopaedicand podiatry surgery. Dr Kannan is alsoinstrumental in teaching other anesthesiol-ogists how to perform ultrasound-guidednerve blocks.

Dr. Kannan, Clinical Director of Regional Anesthesia atMount Sinai, uses the ultrasound machine shown hereto place nerve blocks that help patients experience nopain post-surgery.

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PAINLESS SURGERY AT MOUNT SINAIUltrasound-guided nerve blocks enables patients to experience

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Citizens Interested in Artswill celebrate their 15thanniversary seasonWednesday, October 3rd, 12noon at the Diplomat CountryClub, where CIA President,Lenore Toby Simmons, inviteseveryone to attend an excitingluncheon.

The guest speaker will beHaydée Morales, a well-known costume designer fromMiami City Ballet. Moraleswill have costumes on displayand entertainment will be pro-vided by singing sensation,Judy Scott. The Luncheon isgraciously sponsored byGloria Barker and FloisLandau and is at no cost tomembers who have paid their2012-13 dues. Reservationsare required.

CIA membership luncheonsare held monthly at differentlocations with members in

attendance of like interests inthe arts. Upcoming eventsinclude trips to Naples artmuseum by coach with hightea lunch and tour, plus shop-ping time on 3rd Ave., theaterparties, Grantees on ParadeShowcase and Champion ofthe Arts Award Luncheon atthe Aventura Arts & CulturalCenter.

For more information or

reservations, call Lynn

Savits at 305-682-1232.

Citizens Interested in Arts,

Inc. (CIA) is a 501(c)3 non-

profit organization commit-

ted to preserving the visual

and performing arts in South

Florida, and is organized

solely for the purpose of pro-

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members of the South

Florida artistic community.

Citizens Interested in Arts celebrates 15th Anniversary Season

Judy Scott––––––––––––––––––

Haydée Morales


Turnberry Isle Miami celebratesNational Golf Month

Turnberry Isle Miami announces anexclusive golf experience celebratingNational Golf Month. Led by PGATeacher of the Year and Southern ChapterSenior Champion, Gary Knapp, weekendgolf schools are available every Saturdayand Sunday through September 30th.

“Each clinic begins with an evaluationof each player’s drive, short game, sandplay, putting and swing sequence, whichenables me to create a customized week-end golf program,” said Knapp. “Playerswill also be videotaped during instructionand receive an opportunity to review theirform and fine tune specific game tech-niques.”

Priced at $880 for two guests, the GolfMonth promotion includes eight hours ofgolf instruction spread out over two daysand two complimentary rounds of golf onthe resort’s two 18-hole championshipcourses. Guests participating in the schoolsare required to also stay overnight.Spacious, luxurious accommodations areavailable to book with nightly rates startingat $119.

Varied flora and trees indigenous toFlorida’s tropical climate create an oasis-like setting on the resort’s two 18-holechampionship golf courses. Redesigned byRaymond Floyd, the Soffer and Millercourses feature a variety of elevationchanges, contoured fairways, sharpchanges within holes and strategicallyplaced water features. With one of thehighest slope and course ratings in SouthFlorida from the back tees, the SofferCourse is intended for championship play.

The shorter, yet equally challenging MillerCourse is a classic resort spread.

Throughout the month of August, theTurnberry Isle Miami Facebook page(facebook.com/turnberryislemiami) fea-tures daily posts offering video demonstra-tions and insider golf pro tips fromTurnberry’s Golf Director Bob Coman,Head Golf Pro Hiro Suzuki and TeachingPro Gary Knapp.

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