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Life withoutcontact lensesand glasses

Alane Kravatz, pictured here with Dr. Stanley Braverman, is thrilledwith her 20/20 vision after cataract surgery!

Alane Kravatzloves to dance. Shealso loves going tolive concerts andcomedy shows, andenjoys making occa-sional trips to casi-nos. The active56-year-old stays fitby swimming andworking out atZumba class. Sowhen her eyesightstarted to declinedrastically, it made abig difference in herlifestyle.

"My eyes had been getting progressively worse," she says. "I'dbeen wearing contacts since I was 17 because I was very near-sighted, but for the last six months or so, they didn't help anymore. Icouldn't see the performers at concerts and shows, even with binocu-lars, and I couldn't watch TV."

Perhaps the most difficult change was how her poor eyesight af-fected her ability to drive. "I didn't drive on the highway for a year,"says Alane, who has worked in sales for more than two decades."And my night vision was bad, so I didn't drive in the dark, even oncity streets."

Alane lives in Hollywood with her husband, Michael, who is a CPA,and their dog Paisley, a Labrador retriever. The couple has three chil-dren; twin boys who are attending the University of Florida and adaughter, a UF graduate who lives and works in New Jersey. Alane'slife was busy and full, but her inability to see clearly was affectingnearly every aspect of it. She was tired of it, so she paid a visit to theBraverman Eye Center in Hallandale Beach.

Dr. Stanley Braverman gave her what turned out to be good news."He said I had cataracts," she says. "I had blamed my poor vision onmy age."

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"My eyes had been gettingprogressively worse.” "I'd

been wearing contacts since Iwas 17 because I was very

nearsighted, but for the lastsix months or so, they didn'thelp anymore. I couldn't seethe performers at concerts

and shows, even with binocu-lars, and I couldn't watch TV."

Alane Kravatz

A Touch of Class Caps theSeason at the AventuraArts & Cultural Center

Fans new and old get to enjoy the many talentsof Hal Linden in the intimate setting of the

Aventura Arts & Cultural Center on February 28.

AVENTURA - Theterm “Class Act”could have beencoined for Hal Linden. Best knownfor his portrayal ofprecinct captain Bar-ney Miller in the hittelevision series, Linden is also a songand dance man whohas appeared in over20 Broadway and OffBroadway produc-tions, countless filmsand numerous televi-sion shows whichhave earned him aTony Award, aPeabody Award andseveral Emmys. It’sno wonder the Ore-gonian called him “atriple threat per-former with a big ––––––––––––––––––

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Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper, second from right, knows how todraw a crowd.

When raisingmoney is a

major priorityLarry

BlusteinWhen it comes to

promoting and gettinginvolved with the Am-

erican Cancer Society's Relay For Life, I amoften the first in line to do my part to promotethe event.

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HALLANDALEBEACH - Last week Ishared with the Sun-Times readers a reportof the CRA visioningsession. While writingthe article I was remissin explaining what CRAstands for and what it is.I want to thank the read-ers that reached out tome to find out.

CRA is an acronymthat can stand for twoitems; Community Re-development Agency orCommunity Redevelop-ment Area. The agencyis the organization thatis set up to oversee thearea. State Statute 163is the enabling law thatprovides guidelines forestablishing CRA’s. TheCity and County had toapprove the CRAthrough ordinance. When establishing theCRA the city had to es-tablish geographicalboundaries that encom-pass an area that isdeemed to have “slumand blight” conditions asout lined in the statestatute. Slum and blightis not narrowly definedas one would picture inthe inner city housingcomplexes. The condi-tions also include, butare not limited to deteri-orated housing, de-pressed or deceasingproperty values, crime,antiquated infrastructureincluding street layout,parking deficiency andother physical attributesthat are lacking. TheCRA must have at leasttwo of these to qualify.

Hallandale BeachCRA encompasses allproperties west of 14thAvenue. When estab-lished there is a base-

line property value set atthe time the ordinance isadopted. The taxes thatare collected on theproperties within theCRA are locked in andbecome the base year.They are placed in atrust fund to be used toaddress the blightedconditions. This tax rev-enue is called Tax Incre-ment Funds TIF. OurCRA has TIF that in-clude contributions fromthe city, county andother taxing districts, in-cluding hospital districtand Children ServicesCouncil. School districtsare exempt.

The life of our CRATIF agreement is thirtyyears. Some CRA’shave extended theiragreements. These ex-tensions must be ratifiedby the taxing authoritiesthat contribute TIF. TheCRA is set up with theCity Commission serv-ing as the Board of Di-rectors. The Directorshire an Executive Direc-tor to run the day to dayoperations of the CRAand implement the CRAplan. The BOD alsoadopts an annualbudget to be used to im-

plement projects andprograms that addressslum and blight and payfor administration andoperating costs to runthe CRA. In 2003 theCounty fought the regu-lations requiring them tocontribute to CRA’s.Dania Beach CRA isone that does not re-ceive TIF Contributionsfrom the county.

The TIF has grownover the years since val-ues have gone up.When values drop theTIF goes down. Lastyear TIF reached 11 mil-lion dollars. CRA dollarscan only be spent withinthe CRA for projects thatfit the plan. When themoney is not spent orprojects are not com-pleted the money mustbe rolled over back intothe trust fund. During the vision Execu-tive Director Miller laidout an analysis of theCRA budget spendingby category. The largestcategory is program-matic service. This cate-gory included allservices and programsprovided by the CRAand the services pro-vided by the city to im-plement programs andrepresents 57 %( 6.7million) of the budget.Capital investments rep-resent 15.8% (1.8m) of

the budget, staff in CRArepresents 9.3 %( 1.0m)of the budget and thecurrent debt service rep-resents 17 %( 1.9m) ofthe budget.

Many CRAs imple-ment bonds to expediteprojects. To date ourCRA has borrowedmoney to purchase landand perform some facil-ity upgrades within theCRA. As I wrote in lastweek’s article the CRABOD has set up a longterm vision for the next13 years. To expeditethe plans the BOD setpriorities to invest inmore bricks and mortarprojects that will have amore tangible result.

This type of borrowingwill not increase taxes atall. The TIF is only forthe CRA and the bond isbased on projected fu-ture revenues from theCRA. Mrs. Miller evalu-ated the bond capacityof our CRA with thebond consultants andour CRA has a bondingcapacity of over 40 mil-lion dollars. The BOD di-rected her to moveforward in the budgetingprocess and work on es-tablishing RFP for engi-neering and design ofthe targeted infrastruc-ture projects. She willalso be working withbond counsel to work on

the borrowing plan sowe can take advantageof the current low inter-est rates. After the engi-neering is complete theBOD will be able to fur-ther redefine targetedprojects per quadrant.

The mission of ourCRA is to enhance thequality of life by eliminat-ing and preventingblighted conditionsthrough the facilitation ofcommunity partnerships,business growth, jobcreation and neighbor-hood rehabilitation topromote economic de-velopment. We are

committed to fulfill thegoals of CRA throughstrategies that createand preserve our neigh-borhoods and are shift-ing in high gear withimprovements.

Please join me onThursday February 21stfor the “Annual State ofthe City Address” at 12PM. The event is beinghosted by the Chamberof Commerce at theCommunity CulturalCenter and is open tothe public. Lunch will beserved before my pres-entation. Lunch reserva-tions are $15 forchamber members and$20 for non members.

As always please feel freeto contact me at any timewith your questions andconcerns at my office

954-457-1318 or cell/text954-632-5700 or e-mailme at www.MayorJoy-

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voice.” Linden is also aclassically trained clari-entest who’s been tour-ing the country recentlywith a cabaret-style con-cert featuring songsranging from classic popto jazz standards, Broad-way hits and favoritesfrom the American Song-book. Now, fans newand old get to enjoy themany talents of Hal Lin-den in the intimate set-ting of the Aventura Arts& Cultural Center onFebruary 28.

Hailing from the sametelevision era as Hal Lin-den is another class act,actress Sally Struthers,who is best rememberedas Daddy’s “little goil”Gloria on the ground-breaking television seriesAll In The Family. LikeLinden, the Emmy-win-ning actress is also a ver-satile performer who hasappeared in musicalsfrom Hello Dolly toAnnie, dozens of filmand TV roles , and be-come a recognizedspokesperson for causesnear and dear to herheart. This season, Sallycombines her comedictiming with her delightfulstage presence whenshe appears at the Aven-tura Center for two exclu-sive performances.What’s in store for pa-trons? Sally will sing a lit-tle, dance a little, laugh alittle and charm a lot!

Two award-winningpieces of theater alsomake their South Floridadebut at the AventuraArts & Cultural Centerthis March. Wiesenthal“The Conscience of theHolocaust” is TomDugan’s tour-de-forceplay recounting how the“Jewish James Bond” es-caped death at the handsof the Nazis and comitted

the rest of his life totracking down and bring-ing to justice over a thou-sand of the greatestmass murderers in his-tory. At times funny, rivet-ing and compelling, theinspiring story of oneman’s quest to right hu-manity’s wrongs is an in-spiring work that shouldbe shared with childrenand grandchildren.

Balancing the levity ofWiesenthal is NeilSimon’s Biloxi Blues.Winner of the Tony Awardfor “Best Play” BiloxiBlues remains one ofSimon’s most endearingautobiographical pieces,chronicling his coming ofage during World War IIwhen the draft forced himto leave the confines ofhis cozy Brooklyn neigh-borhood for basic trainingin Biloxi, Mississippi. En-countering a world far re-moved from all he wasfamiliar with, Simon’sprotagonist learns toadapt and embrace newinfluences and experi-

ences as he and theother young recruits pre-pare for the reality ofshipping out to war. Withthe humor and pathosthat punctuate Simon’ssignature style, the uni-versal lessons of BiloxiBlues remain every bit asrelevant to today’s view-ers.

“This limited engage-ment of Biloxi Blues isbeing presented by theacclaimed MontanaRepertory Theatre, oneof the oldest and most re-spected touring compa-nies in the country,”notes Steve Clark, Gen-eral Manager of theAventura Arts & CulturalCenter. “We are proud tobe bringing theater of thiscaliber to Aventura, andpleased to be cappingour third season withquality entertainment thatincludes the SouthFlorida premiere ofWiesenthal, headlinersHal Linden, SallyStruthers and the inim-itable The Capitol Steps.”


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many are going through,and want to do my partto help promote andbring positive attentionto something that is al-ways surrounded bynegatives.

Last Friday, the Hal-landale Beach Fire Res-cue hosted atremendous event tokick-start the 2013Relay For Life weekendthat will be held in April.The first ever AmericanCancer Society PizzaWar took place at Gulf-stream Park, and whenthe evening was over,pizza, fun and raisingmoney was on every-one's mind.

Supporting this com-munity is what it's allabout, and nobody doesit better than the SouthFlorida Sun Times. Asusual, we were the onlymedia agency on handto watch those who workand live in HallandaleBeach take part in thisfun and delicious way toraise money and bringawareness to the RelayFor Life, which hasstarted to pick up somemomentum.

The Relay For Lifeevents are for thosecancer survivors, theirmany caregivers andfamily members to comeout and celebrate life.The relays, which havebeen held for nearly adecade, bring out manyto continue to raisemoney and support forthose who continue thefight against cancer.

In the past, I havequestioned the City ofHallandale Beach whenit comes to getting to-tally involved with thisevent. From the pizzawar that took place atthe Gulfstream RaceTrack and Casino Jame-son Tiki Bar, it looks likethe city is certainly offand running toward avery productive 2013.

The teams that willraise money have goneabout it in differentways. For the police, fireand several differentother teams such asTeam Tropical Develop-ment, Friday's pizza warthat included localrestaurants AmericanPie Pizzeria, Carini’sPizza & Pasta, DairyBites, Domino’s, ElTamarindo Coal FiredPizza, and Piola, therewas a sense of competi-tion and plenty of fun.

"This is a tremendousway to get this eventgoing," said YvonneFeijoo, Fire Safety In-spector HallandaleBeach Fire Rescue. "Iam very impressed atthe people who cameout here to get this thinggoing."

Indeed, everywhereyou looked, there wascommunity spirit as po-lice and fire were frontand center with FireChief Daniel Sullivanand Police ChiefDwayne Flournoy com-ing out to take part andhave something good to

eat.Along with the tremen-

dous pizza, the outdoorevent also attracted alive band, Bushwood(www.bushwoodband.com ), as well as othercommunity troops thatcame out to take part.From the HallandaleBeach PAL to CERT anddozens of other agen-cies, the objective onthis night was to get to-gether in a city centersurrounding, eat pizza,listen to music and startto raise money.

"This is a great way toget this thing rolling,"said Gulfstream Middle

School teacher StevenDeCarlo, who hasserved as the Chair thepast two years andworked extremely hardat shining the spotlighton the community. "Youcan see by the manywho showed for thisevent that this year isgoing to be a record-breaking year for theRelay For Life."

In raising $2,147.00from last Friday's pizzawars, three teams got abig jump on the race tobring in the most moneythis year. Fire RescueTeam ($1,767.00), Gulf-stream Middle School

($160.00) and TeamTropical Development($250.00) will have theadvantage over the nextfew months as moniesare brought in from allover.

The Relay itself is agreat event, but themoney that is going di-rectly to research to findcures for cancers isbeing collected now. Themonths leading up to theactual event - like lastFriday's pizza wars - iswhat the total will be formany of these teams, in-volved.

In addition to thoseteams that brought inthe money, others onhand to make a differ-ence included Gulf-stream Middle School,KEY Club – HallandaleHigh School and TeamCamero.

"When you havesomething like this thereare so many people tothank," said Feijoo."Businesses like BarkerAnimation, Brio TuscanGrille, Christine Lee's,

Club Fate, Club Tropi-cal, Color My Name, D-Networks, GadgetzanAutomotive Mainte-nance & Repair Inc.,Gulfstream Park, Hep-burn Seniors, Kiwanis ofHallandale Beach,Lesser & Company, Inc.,Liberty Tax, Mama MiaItalian Ristorante, My-

HallandaleChiropractor.com - Amunategui Chiro-practic Center, Oceans11, Optimar Realty andthe Sushi Room allmade this possible."

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years. He served on the Police Force in the City of Hallandale for 17 years. He retired in 1980 as a Lieutenant. He was a devoted husband, a wonderful and loving father. He is survived by his wife Madeleine. His three children Jack, MaryLou & Renee. He has seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. A service will be held at St. Matthew’s in Hallandale Beach, Florida TBA. Call St. Matthew’s for more information, at: (954) 458-1590. He will forever be in our Hearts.

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aracts. Because she was so nearsighted, Dr. Braverman was able tochange the power of the lens implant that he used, to get rid of her se-vere myopia, and actually give her un-aided 20/20 vision in each eye. Af-terward, she literally couldn't believe her eyes.

"When I opened them, I could see perfectly," she says. "I thought I wasdreaming. They had told me my vision would be improved, but I didn'texpect it to be this much."

Life for Alane is easier and more fun now. Gone are the messy contactsolutions and the daily hassle of dealing with the lenses. "I wake up inthe morning and I don't have to put in my contacts, which is a pleasure,"she says. "Sometimes I can still hardly believe it. I can see without myglasses or contact lenses for the first time in my life!"

Her excursions to the beach are more enjoyable than ever. "I can swimwithout contacts now," she says. "And when I go to Zumba class, I cansee the teacher again. It's like a whole new life."

She is also back to enjoying the concerts she loves to attend. "I cansee the performers again, even without binoculars," she says. "My visionis 20/20."

Driving is easy, regardless of the time of day. "I'm zipping around thehighway at night with no fear at all," she says.

The people at the Braverman Eye Center made her experience a posi-tive one by assuaging any concerns and making her feel at home. "Dr.Braverman and his whole office staff was wonderful," she says.

"This has enhanced my life and made a significant difference," sheadds. "I'm thrilled."

CATARACT SURGERY: WHAT TO EXPECTCataract surgery is the removal of your cloudy natural lens, which is

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ABOUT DR. STANLEY BRAVERMANDr. Stanley Braverman is a Voluntary Assistant Clinical Professor at

the University of Miami School of Medicine and the Anne Bates LeachEye Hospital/Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. He is also an Adjunct Associ-ate Clinical Professor at the Nova Southeastern School of Optometry. Inaddition to treating patients, Dr. Braverman, a board-certified ophthal-

The Braverman Eye Center is located at 1935 East HallandaleBeach Boulevard, Hallandale Beach, Fl. 33009.

mologist, has been a medical researcher, and is the inventor of severaleye surgical instruments, and author of many articles for medical jour-nals. He has lectured at professional meetings about upgraded lens im-plants, advanced cataract surgery and LASIK, both nationally andinternationally. He has recently been recognized by Newsweek Maga-zine as one of the Fifteen Leaders in Laser Eye Surgery in 2011, and re-cently co-authored a book on Z-Lasik that is being distributedinternationally. You can find it on Amazon.com.

An initial cataract consultation can be scheduled by calling the Braver-man Eye Center at: (954) 458-2112 or (305) 374-8694. For addi-tional information please contact Regina Vasquez, Surgery Coordinator,or visit the Braverman Eye Center website at www.bravermaneyecen-ter.com where you can watch a video of cataract surgery and learn moreabout all of the latest advances in cataract surgery and upgraded lensimplants.

In addition to Dr. Stanley Braverman, a Refractive Cataract and LASIKLaser Vision Correction surgeon, your other sub-specialty eye careneeds can also be evaluated and treated. On staff at the BravermanEye Center are Rashid Taher MD FACS and Tirso Lara MD FACS, Vit-reo-Retinal surgeons; David Tenzel MD FACS, Ophthalmic Plastic, Re-constructive and Cosmetic Surgeon; Aarup Kubal MD FACS, ComplexGlaucoma Specialist; Jesse Pelletier MD, FACS, Corneal Surgeon; and,Eric Ciliberti MD, Neuro-Ophthalmologist; Ryan Y. Hargreaves OD andValerie Croteau OD. All sub-specialist surgeons at the Braverman EyeCenter are Board Certified Ophthalmologists.

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For too long the one gripe by the citizens of Hallandale Beach is how the cityleaders hardly show up for anything, and when they do, it is not a united. Al-though things are getting better, you would certainly think that this commissionwould want to be visible, especially because the rest of the city is looking forthat leadership after a turbulent last three years.

AND, THE WINNER IS….If you had the chance to sample all the pizzas and were part of the voting, you

had a pretty good idea which ones were slightly above the rest. Those wetalked to, including the Mayor and Barbara Southwick, who does so much forthis community, thought that things were very close.

In the end, the judges had their say. Congratulations to the event Winners:American Pie – People’s Choice Best Overall Pizza

Carini’s – Judge’s Choice Best Overall PizzaCarini’s– People’s Choice Best Cheese Pizza

Domino’s– People’s Choice Best Specialty Pizza

Have something to add to this column? Drop Larry Blustein a noteat [email protected].

Hallandale Beach Police Chief Dwayne Flournoy knowshow to attract a crowd.

The HallandaleBeach Police

Athletic Leaguewas out in forcewith Captain

SoniaQuionones,

Jonathan Car-rillo, Major Ken-neth Cowley andBarbara South-wick. All helpedin the fund-rais-ing efforts andall did enjoy

some deliciouspizza.

Past Relay For LifeChair Steven DeCarlogot involved in sellingPizza Wars tickets,which were very

popular.

Making the decisionwhat pizza to choose asthe winner was verytough. American Pie

was voted Best Overallin the competition.

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Freda’s, a new familyowned and operatedrestaurant, has openedin the R.K Sage Plazaat 800 E. HallandaleBeach Blvd. For thosewho are looking for ahealthier lifestyle orjust for a tasty lunch ordinner, look no further.Owners Bill and FredaFerns have their com-mitment to you printedon every menu. “Weare passionate abouttwo things: adding aculinary flair to whole-some, nutritious,Mediterranean gourmetfood and being com-mitted to our commu-nity and its families.Staying true to our gas-tronomic excellenceand social values,Freda’s AwesomeFood now offers deli-ciously fresh Home-made Gourmet. Billsays, “We are deter-mined to bring you theabsolute finest, fresh-est, natural ingredientsprepared in Mediter-ranean gourmet style.”

OUTSTANDING APPETIZERS

Freda’s offers a fullrange of appetizers,soups, spreads, sal-ads, wraps, subs anddesserts in a family-friendly atmosphere.Their ingredients arebought fresh and local.Appetizers like Spinach& Feta Pie, VeggieKibbe, Falafel, Tabouli,Veggie Stuffed GrapeLeaves start you off. Ormaybe you would likeone of their Dipsserved with Pita Chips.The Original Hummusis outstanding andthere is also a Hum-mus Artichokew/Spinach and severalother wonderful Dips.

A delicious, healthyalternative to pizza isone of their Panini PitaPizzas that comes withyour choice of PotatoChips or Fresh Fruit.The Panini Pita Melts-Grilled Chicken, Alba-core Tuna, AngusRoast Beef, OvenRoasted Turkey or

Veggie Melt w/spinachcome with the samesides as the Pizzas.

FRESH SALADBOWLS

Fresh Salad Bowlsalso come with PotatoChips, Fresh Fruit orBread. The GreekSalad with feta and aboiled egg, QuinoaSalad w/ raisins, wal-nuts and cranberries,and Grilled ChickenSalad are among thefresh salads on themenu. You have yourchoice of Dressings:Freda’s SignatureDressing (OliveOil/Lemon Juice &Fresh Herbs, TahiniDressing (SesamePaste/Lemon Juiceand Garlic) or theirclassic MediterraneanBalsamic Vinaigrette.Freda’s HomemadeDressings are so goodshe sells them by thebottle for you to takehome and maybe abottle of Freda’s ownHot Hot Sauce.

Freda’s Hummus Barprepares an 8” WheatSub/ 9” Pita/ 12” WheatWrap/ or in a Bowl.The ingredients all startwith Hummus with yourchoice of Boiled Eggs,Angus Roast Beef,Falafel and Tahini, Al-bacore Tuna, GrilledChicken, Honey BakedHam, Oven RoastedTurkey, or Veggiesw/spinach. You havethem build your ownadding Romaine,Tomatoes, Onions, Cu-cumbers, Olives and/orJalapenos and it’stopped with a ChickPea Salad. Again theycome with your choiceof Potato Chips orFresh Fruit and aChoice of Dressings.

Ask about their Soupof the Day and don’tleave without one ofFreda’s deliciousdesserts: Freda’s Fa-mous Chocolate ChipCookies, Freda’s Fa-mous Key Lime Pie,Freda’s FamousBaklava or Freda’s Fa-mous Carrot Cake.

FRESH FRUIT

SMOOTHIESYou may notice an

area at the back of therestaurant an area withblenders and juicers.That’s another spe-cialty of Freda’s, FreshFruit Smoothies. Thereare lots of choices fromthe Bombay Banana(Banana, Coconut Milk,Ginger, Dried Dates),Cacao Classic (Co-conut Milk, Cacao,Dates, Flax Protein),MangoLicious (Mango,Coconut Milk, Lime) tothe Sweet Energy (Cel-ery, Pineapple, OrangeJuice, Banana, GreensSupplement) and theRefresher (CoconutMilk, Orange Juice,Carrot Juice, Vanilla).There’s even more onthe menu and theSmoothies are allmade up fresh for you.

Remember Freda’sMotto “Changing theWay America Eats”?Turn over the menuand check out theHohm Juice CleanseFull Spectrum Menu.Using their Top of theline, Norwalk Juicerthey produce 6 differ-ent juices for a week’sprogram. TheCleansers are sold bythe bottle or quart. For

those who are lactoseintolerant or just don’tlike traditional milk theymake 7 different Hohmun-Dairy Fresh, DairyFree Mylk with ingredi-ents like Almonds, Co-conut Water,Sunflower, Sesame,Vanilla and evenMalted. While inFreda’s pick up a menuand ask the manager,Sergio about theJuices and Mylks.

QUALITY FIRST ATFREDA'S

Bill Ferns stressedthe uniqueness ofFreda’s, how they useonly fresh, high qualitymeats, vegetables andingredients and hownecessary it is tochange our way of eat-ing to become healthierand gain more energy.But don’t just think ofFreda’s as a typical“health-food restau-rant”. Freda’s hastaken healthiness to anew level with gourmetrecipes. It’s a greatplace for vegetariansor if you eat meat, it’shigh quality. Bill said,“We don’t have a deepfryer in the place. Nofried foods, the meat isoven-roasted. Our

Juices and Smoothiesare made up fresh.Freda’s Organic Coffeetastes great and comesin Dark Roast, LightRoast or Decaf. Ourcustomer’s satisfactionis guaranteed!”Bill and Freda have

been in the restaurantbusiness for almost 30years, most of that timethey lived in Key Largo.They love Hallandaleand are very commu-nity oriented. They be-long to the HallandaleChamber of Commerceand look forward toparticipating in localevents. Bill is so ex-cited about the conceptof this restaurant; he

looks forward to open-ing other restaurantsand eventually fran-chising Freda’s withher special gourmetrecipes to bring evenmore people into ahealthy lifestyle.

The restaurant has avery clean and brightquality to its green andnatural decor.There’s a nice eat-inatmosphere but youcan also call or stop infor a take out order.Freda’s does Cateringand you can order yourfavorite sandwiches,salads, soups andsweets convenientlyboxed for groups.

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FREDA’S AWESOME FOOD ‘Changing the Way America Eats’

When you visit Freda's Awesome Food in Hallandale Beach, you will be treated to the freshestfruits, vegetables and dishes like Smoothies Salad Bowls and Turkey Hummus Wraps.

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Mozart’s masterpiecereveals some of opera’smost beloved charac-ters, the vengeful Queenof the Night, her contrarydaughter Pamina, thecharming bird catcherPapageno and the hand-some prince Tamino,charged by the Queenwith the rescue of herlovely daughter from thehands of the supposedlyevil Sarastro, they playout a timeless drama ofgood versus evil.

When the handsomeprince is lost in a distantland and is being pur-sued by a serpent, hefaints from exhaustureand three lady atten-dants of the Queen ofthe Night, appear and killthe serpent. Finding theunconscious prince ex-tremely attractive, eachtries to convince theother two to leave, inorder to be alone withhim. After arguing, theydecide none will stayand leave together.Tamino recovers and Pa-pageno arrives sayingthat he killed the serpentwith his bare hands. Thethree ladies return andpunish him for telling alie by putting a padlockover his mouth and tellthe Tamino the truth.They show him a pictureof Pamina, with whomhe falls instantly in love.The Oueen appears andtells Tamino, Pamina isher daughter, who wascaptured by her enemy

Sarastro and demandsTamino go to his templeand rescue Pamina,whom he can marry inreturn.

But all is not as itseems as the opera pro-gresses at the BrowardCenter’s Au-Rene The-atre, February 21 at 7:30 p.m. and February23, 2013 at 8 p.m. Tick-ets are $60 to $200.Club level $129, at thebox office located at 201Southwest Fifth Avenue,Fort Lauderdale. For ad-ditional information, call:(954) 462-0222. Arriveearly for the free operapreview.

SALADINO PRODUC-TIONS & AVENTURACENTER PRESENTSINGIN’AND DANCIN’IN THE RAIN A TRIB-UTE TO GENE KELLY:Singin’ and Dancin’ inthe Rain is a tribute tothe movie musical leg-end, Gene Kelly. It’s ajourney through thehighlights of his career,

from the depression inthe tough streets of Pitts-burgh, to his rise of famein the Hollywood spot-light. Included in theshow are songs fromsuch great composersas: Rodgers and Hart,Jerome Kern, Ira andGeorge Gershwin,Leonard Bernstein, ColePorter and many more,in addition to the dancesproduced by the greatmovie musical choreog-rapher and creator,Gene Kelly. Music fromsuch classic shows as:Pal Joey, For Me and MyGal, Cover Girl, On theTown, An American inParis and Singin’ in theRain, are showcased inthis tribute.

The cast features for-mer members fromBroadway national andInternational toursknown as: Bryan Ortega-

Wilson and RebekahDiaz, who recently per-formed with MaestroPlacido Domingo. Tapdancers are Kristin Vin-cent, Chelsea Roth andKevin Jones from NewYork City and interna-tional dancers MarinaPutane and Rome Sal-adino performing breath-taking ballets. Thisoutstanding cast per-forms in full costumes intheir tribute to this leg-end. The show coincideswith the celebrationof the film's 60th an-niversary andGene Kelly's 100th birth-day.

One show youwon't want to miss onFebruary 23, 2013 at 8p.m. and February 24,2013 at 2 p.m. Ticketsare $32.50 and $39.50at the box office locatedat 3385 Northeast 188th

Street, Aventura. Forreservations and infor-mation, call: (954) 462-0222. Or: 1 (877)311-7469.

PARKER PLAYHOUSETO FEATURE THE UL-TIMATE ELVIS BASHWITH TWO OF THEGREATEST IMPRES-SIONISTS: The Elvisthat everyone loved wasnot because of his sexyswiveling hips, but be-cause his true fans knewhe could sing. He was aperformer who lovedgospel music andshared it through hisRock N’ Roll. He hadwhat it takes to be a su-perstar, yet had thecharacteristics of a trueartist. Elvis had toomany hits to be sharedin one brief evening, soaudiences inspired twogreat performers to cre-

ate one show into 8 dif-ferent Elvis personalities,representing differenttimes of his life. ScotBruce performs as Elvis,the way we rememberhim during his early ca-reer, followed by MikeAlbert, who is magnifi-cent as Elvis in hisVegas years. These twomaster performers de-liver an Elvis showwith superb excellenceand will give any audi-ence a chill as they per-form this musical concertin the same spirit thatElvis did in his concerts,with the charisma thatmade him an iconic leg-end.

Scot opens the showwith his band, includinga real standup bass justas Elvis had in his recordyears, in addition to anupright piano. His re-semblance to the youngElvis is unbelievable.Mike Albert follows in thesecond half of the showwith Elvis’s band andoriginal back-up singer.He has wowed audi-ences on both Oprah’sand Maury Povich’sshows. They areeach very exciting.

Elvis comes alive atthe Parker Playhouse onFebruary 17, 2013 at 7p.m. Tickets are $27.50and $37. 50. Please call:(954) 462-0222.

“You at the Theatre”Contact Eleanor at: [email protected].

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Since 2008, HollywoodBeach has been thebackdrop for the ProFootvolley Tour. In fact,the City of Hollywood iscredited as the ‘OfficialHome’ of the Tour host-ing the 1st ever ProFootvolley event whichwas won by celebrityformer World Cup Brazil-ian soccer star Romarioand broadcast nationallyon Univision. This year,The Pro Footvolley Touris once again takingplace on HollywoodBeach starting on Satur-day, February 23 from10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.and continuing on Sun-day, February 24 from10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.from Michigan Street toBuchanan Street.

The Pro FootvolleyTour continues to growwithin the sports com-munity both internation-ally and in the UnitedStates. The tour hasmaintained a nationaltelevision broadcastpartner and had 14events being producedaround the country, in2011 and 2012. Thepopularity of the sport isrising. Perhaps, it is thedynamic play that is cre-ated by the combining ofbeach volleyball withsoccer that makes thesport so interesting.Athletes play 2 per sidelike beach volleyball andmust kick or head a soc-cer ball over what es-sentially is a volleyballnet. This makes footvol-ley a sport that requires

tremendous athleticagility and skills.Footvolley players spe-cialize in amazing verti-cal jumps inverting theirbodies and using theirfeet to slam the ball overthe net. This play iscalled the ‘shark attack’and is one of the movesthat always gets thecrowd to their feet.

“The images offootvolley action on Hol-lywood Beach’s ‘dreamcourt’ with the tropicalpalm trees and aquablue water created aviral buzz around theworld, says Angie Gia-comen with the ProFootvolley Tour. “This iseasily the most beautifulbeach in the UnitedStates. To have a sportsevent, in February, atthis paradise beach,right off I-95 betweenMiami and Fort Laud-erdale is hard to believe,but real!”

The Pro FootvolleyTour now has a newsponsor in Coors Lightand the tour organizersreport that more localteams have begun tochallenge the interna-tional teams which in thepast have dominated theevent. Last year wasthe first year a localteam won the event. Inaddition to the regulartournament, elite playerswill have more matchesyou won’t want to miss!• USA vs. Brazil Chal-lenge Series - 3matches with top Tourplayers paired up bycountry.• Volleyball vs. Footvol-

ley - Battle of the SexesBowl. Top women’s vol-leyball pros against atop Footvolley tourmen’s team.• Mixed Doubles Chal-lenge - Teams of menand women footvolley.

For more informationon the Footvolley Event onHollywood Beach, visit

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Chuck Ellis is the Di-rector of Parks, Recre-ation and Cultural Artsfor the City of Holly-wood.

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Artists Invited to SubmitWorks for 2013 All-Media

Juried BiennialHOLLYWOOD - All artists residing in Florida

are invited to submit entries for the 2013 All-Media Juried Biennial, which is sponsored bythe Art and Culture Center of Hollywood. Worksin all media, including original paintings, draw-ings, prints, sculpture, photography, video, com-puter-generated images, and site-specific installations, will be considered.Only work completed after Jan. 1, 2011, andsubmitted for consideration by Friday, March 8,is eligible. The entry fee is $45 per person. Each person cansubmit up to three artworks (images).

All works selected to be exhibited in the bien-nial will be on view Saturday, April 27 throughSunday, May 26, at the Art and Culture Center’sgalleries, located at 1650 Harrison St. in Holly-wood. Cash prizes totaling $4,000 will be distrib-uted as follows: $2,000 for Best in Show, $1,000First Place, $600 Second Place, and $400 ThirdPlace. Five Honorable Mentions will also beawarded.

Award winners will be announced at the open-ing reception, which occurs Friday, April 26 from6 to 9 p.m. at the Center, located at 1650 Harri-son St. Members are free, while non-memberspay $10. Each exhibiting artist may bring onenon-member guest free of charge.

The exhibition jurors are Miami freelance artswriter Hunter Braithwaite and Miami artist, writer,and editor Gean Moreno. Currently editor inchief of the Miami Rail, Braithwaite has covered the arts inShanghai, Paris, New York and Miami for vari-ous publications, including Art in America, Artfo-rum Online,

For an entry form and more information about thiscompetition, please visit ArtAndCultureCenter.org

or call 954-921-3274.

If you would like tosubmit an announce-ment for our Com-munity Calendar inthe paper – or online,where you are guar-anteed placementweekly, please send itto: Larry Blustein,Community CalendarEditor, 305 N.W. 10thTerrace, HallandaleBeach, Florida 33009;Fax: 954 458-0765 orvia e-mail to: [email protected]. Fora complete listing ofall Community Calen-dar items, pleasecheck our website at:www.southflorida-suntimes.com. Alsofollow us on Twitter@sfsuntimes.

• $1 PER CARDBINGO! Held everyThursday at 1:00 P.M.at the HallandaleBeach Cultural Cen-ter. 410 SE 3rd Street.The event is spon-sored by the MemorialSenior Partners.Adults Only. Anyquestions, please call954-292-8261.

• American Legion,Post 304, 41 NE 1stCourt, Dania Beach.Friday Night Dinner,every Friday from 6-8p.m. Open to the pub-lic! For more info:(954) 921-7532.

The City of Holly-wood offers line danc-ing classes on a dropin basis for only $4.00per class. Thursdays(Jan.-March) from

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Tuesday, Feb. 19• City of HollywoodVice Mayor RichardBlattner will host aTown Hall Meeting forDistrict 4 residents todiscuss issues relatingto public safety andcode compliance.Hollywood's District 4generally runs fromSheridan Street to thenorthern City limits be-tween the C-10 canalto the east and North66 Street to the west,along with some adja-cent areas. Neighbor-hoods in District 4include Emerald Hills,Fairways, HollywoodGardens, SheridanOaks, and many oth-ers. The meeting willbe held at 7 p.m. atYoung Israel, 3291.Stirling Road, Holly-wood, Florida 33312.

Thursday, Feb. 21• Hallandale Beach

Area Chamber ofCommerce will behosting MayorCooper's State of theCity Address from12:00pm -2 pm at theHallandale BeachArea Cultural Center,401 SE 3rd St. Hallan-dale Beach. Free ad-mission. Luncheonprovided by the cham-ber - Member $15; fu-ture members $20.

Friday, Feb. 22• The EVERGLADESBLUEGRASS FESTI-VAL will be held atGreynolds Park in No.Miami Beach Friday,2/22 thro Sunday,2/24/2013. Headlin-ers are "The Gras-cals", James King,Little Roy & Lizzie,"Goldwing Express",Keith Bass & "The FLBg Express", "High-way 41 South", ErnieEvans, and manymore. A 3-day pass is$65, daily rates alsoavailable. There iscamping with security& hot showers avail-able. Bring your ownlawn chairs. Ph. 305-358-1800 or go towww.southfloridablue-grass.com.

Saturday, Feb. 23• FISH FRY & BLUESW/ Josh & the Pit BullOF Blues Band. Food& Music 3pm -7pm.Dania Lion's Club, 501SW 4th Avenue.Dania Beach, "Comejoin us for some fan-tastic Blues Musicwith Josh...Billy Joel

just stop by andplayed with the band@ the Dania Beachduring the VintageMotorcycle show atFrost Park". Rafflewinner will receive 4tickets for the WorldChampions MiamiHeat Vs Philadelphia76er's. Donation is$10.00 perperson Children under12 years of age $5.00 per person. Eatin or Take out. Formore information con-tact Lion Ron @ 954-920-4592 Lion Dottie@ 954-926-0161.

• Sunday, Feb. 24• The HollywoodHistorical Society ispleased to announceits annual home tourwhich will take placefrom 1 to 4PM. Thisyear the tour will fea-ture 6 houses andgardens from differenteras reflecting Holly-wood’s diverse archi-tectural styles. Tourbegins at the Ham-merstein House at1520 Polk Street inHollywood. This eventraises funds for theprograms and collec-tions of the HollywoodHistorical Society, amembership basednot for profit agencypreserving Holly-wood’s past for futuregenerations. Tour be-gins at HammersteinHouse, 1520 PolkStreet, Hollywood.www.hollywoodhistori-calsociety.org"www.hollywoodhistori-

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Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 163.380(3)(a), Florida Statutes, that the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (“HBCRA”) is the owner of and intends to dispose of its interest in the following described real property:

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Any party interested in purchasing or acquiring said interest, for purposes of redevelopment or rehabilitation is hereby notified that proposals to acquire said interest must be made and submitted in writing to the HBCRA, Attention: Ms. Renee C. Miller, Executive Director, 400 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. Further information as may be available regarding the foregoing may be reviewed or obtained at the City of Hallandale Beach City Hall, 400 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. Proposals must be in writing and received by the HBCRA no later than the close of business on March 1, 2013. In the event that the HBCRA does not receive any proposals in response to this invitation to submit proposals or in the event that all proposals received by the HBCRA are rejected, the HBCRA reserves the right to seek, negotiate, and accept proposals deemed to be in the public interest from any other person or entity without further notice.

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HEMISPHERES OS5A,1/1.5, $249,900OS10N,1/1.5,$219,900ON 11E, 3/2.5, $675KBS 9A, 1/1.5, $195KBS 22K, 1/1.5, $225KHalprin RE (954) 817-4919

MALAGA TOWERSHuge apartment2/2.5,large balcony over-looking pool deck withocean view.Updatedkitchen,granite count-ertops,all tile floors, fullsize Washer/Dryer.SALE BY OWNER (954) 249-0982

OR: (954) 303-7613SKYLAKE

2 Bedroom/2 Bath onlake, new kitchen andbathroom. Tile floors.Beautiful view. Goodlocation, $149,000.

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1405 - Studio, lg balc.Murphybeds,$239,900.1216-1/1.5,S vu. $325K.1235-2/2-S.vu, $365K.

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WINSTON TOWERSOn-Site ReSale OfficeWinston Towers 300Corner wrap, immac-ulate. Asking $289K.Ownerverymotivated.Winston Towers Realty

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APARTMENTFOR SALE

HALLANDALE1 Bedroom/1 Bath.Completely furnished& remodeled. Verysocial, 55+ building. Reduced to $65,000.

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HALLANDALE BEACHGulfstream Apartments330 Building - 55+2/2, End East cornerunit. Tile floors, bright,airy. Courtyard, pool,Aventura views,updated kitchen, bathrooms & A/C. Separate Bedrooms.Lots of cabinets &closets. Furnishedturn-key, $109,900.Abbatoni Realty(954) 235-4116

HALLANDALE BEACHHEMISPHERES

2 Bedroom/2 Bath. On the Ocean, upgr-aded, storm shutters.BROKER/OWNER(954) 343-1099

HALLANDALEBright, spacious 2 Bedroom furnishedcondo, close to every-thing, complex with pool, low mainten-ance fees, $89,900.Coral Shores Realty

SID SUSSMAN(954) 629-8870HALLANDALE

Gulfstream 55 CondoFully furnished. Large1/1, enclosed porch.New roof, 2nd floor, 2elevators. By Owner,$70,000, or for rent.

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Sale: 3 2/2 cor. Hi-fls.fab vus. upgrd, nopets across bch, in-dr.pkg, full srvc bldg.TODD MILLER REALTYFerne Zam (954) 336-8476Off. (954) 437-5001 X: 2035

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Studio, unf, $900 mo.Studio,furn.$1000mo.1/1.5, furn. $1000 mo.Winston Towers Realty

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HALLANDALE 1 Bed/1 Bath, golfcourse view, parking,furnished. TV. 55+.Near shops, casino & beach, $84,900.

(305) 761-3880

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HALLANDALE - 1/1Beaut, golf course vu,pkg, furn. TV. 55+. nrbch&shops,avail now:$895 mo. yearly &$1550 mo. seasonal.

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1 Bedroom/1.5 Bath,beautifully remodeled.Walking distance to shopping & beach!

(954) 478-6378HALLANDALE BEACHQuiet, gated location.Beautifully furnished.Cheerful 2/2, amen-ities, 55+. No pets.$1195 mo. Annual.

(201) 247-3537H’DALE - E. OF US-1Large 1 Br, central air,new carpet, near bch&shops,no pets, avail-able now, $775 mo.Studio, complete kit.central air, $695 mo.

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EAST HOLLYWOOD 1009 N 13 Terr N. Lake AreaNrbch,glfcrse,3/1, grg.NewBath, 2 scrnd por-ches, paint, kit, appls,light fixtures/fans,rubbber roof coating.$259K- MakeOffer!No BkrsOwner (508) 376-5048

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West of I-95. 2/1.5double wide, fullyremodeled. Stepsto Golf Course. New 3 ton A/C, Washer/Dryer, carport. 55+ community. No pets.Info: (954) 322-6683

APARTMENTTO RENT

FAIRWAYS ROYALE2/2 for over age 55,corner remodeled,covered pkg, balcony,low maint/flr, pool. Trans State Realty

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AUTOSFOR SALE

2001 FORD MUSTANGConvertible - 1 owner69,900 miles, auto,A/C, cruise, leathergrey w/black top, wellmaintained, $4900.John: (954) 325-25022006 LEXUS LS 430Mint condition, garagekept. White. Beige interior. Nagivation.Chrome wheels,54,000miles, $22,900Bob: (561) 893-9977

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10,000 square feet.Commercial or multi-family. 2 blocks Westof Gulfstream Race-track and 2 blocksNorth of AventuraHospital, $149,500.John: (954) 325-2502

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SERIES.

WHAT IS ATOOTHACHE?

A toothache refers topain around the teethor jaws primarily as aresult of a dental con-dition. In most in-stances, toothachesare caused by toothproblems, such as adental cavity, acracked tooth, an ex-posed tooth root, orgum disease. How-ever, disorders of thejaw joint (temporo-mandibular joint) canalso cause pain that isreferred to as"toothache."Moreover, sinus infec-tion can mimic atoothache.

The severity of atoothache can rangefrom chronic and mildto sharp and excruciat-ing. The pain may beaggravated by chewingor temperature (cold orheat). A thorough oralexamination, which in-cludes dental X-rays,can help determine thecause of the pain andwhether it is comingfrom a tooth or othernon-dental problem.

WHAT ARE DENTALCAUSES OF

TOOTHACHES ANDHOW THEY ARETREATED?

Common dentalcauses of toothachesinclude: • dental cavities • dental abscess• gum disease • irritation of the toothroot• cracked tooth syn-drome

DENTAL CAVATIESAND DENTAL ABSCESSES

The most commoncause of a toothache isa dental cavity. Dentalcavities (caries) areholes in the two outerlayers of a tooth calledthe enamel and thedentin. The enamel isthe outermost whitehard surface and thedentin is the yellowlayer just beneath theenamel. Both layersserve to protect theinner living tooth tissuecalled the pulp, whereblood vessels andnerves reside. Bacteriain the mouth convertsugar into acid. Theacid softens and dis-solves the enamel anddentin, creating cavi-ties.

Small, shallow cavi-ties may not causepain and may go unno-ticed. The largerdeeper cavities can bepainful and collect fooddebris. The inner livingpulp of the affectedtooth can become irri-tated by bacterial tox-ins or by foods andliquids that are cold,hot, sour, or sweet,thereby causing severetoothaches. Severe in-jury to the pulp can

lead to the death ofpulp tissue, resulting ina tooth infection (den-tal abscess). Deepercavities can also leadto a small swelling or a"gum blister" whichforms near the affectedtooth. Toothaches fromthese larger cavitiesare the most commonreason for visits todentists.

Treatment for cavi-ties depends on theseverity. For a smalland shallow cavity,treatment usually in-volves a dental filling.For a larger cavity, afilling may be insuffi-cient, resulting in theneed for an onlay orcrown. For a cavity thathas penetrated and in-jured the pulp or for aninfected tooth, a rootcanal procedure of theaffected tooth is typi-cally required. In a fewinstances, an extrac-tion may be unavoid-able depending on thesize of the infection.The root canal proce-dure involves removingthe dying pulp tissue(thus avoiding or re-moving the tooth infec-tion) and replacing itwith an inert filling ma-terial. The procedure isused in an attempt tosave the dying toothfrom extraction. Oncea root canal procedureis completed, the toothis more prone to frac-ture and will oftentimesrequire a crown to pro-tect it.

Sometimes, a dentalabscess can be thecause of rapid swellingin the mouth that couldpotentially spread tonearby parts of theface such as the si-nuses, the floor of themouth, or the blood-stream. This rapidswelling is caused bythe spread of infectionand can be an emer-gency if the spreadingcannot be controlledand results in a com-promised airway or

more serious condition.Treatment at a hospitalemergency room maybe necessary.

GUM DISEASEThe second most

common cause oftoothache is gum dis-ease (periodontal dis-ease). Gum diseaserefers to infection ofthe soft tissue (gingiva)and abnormal loss ofbone that surroundsand holds the teeth inplace. Gum disease iscaused by toxins se-creted by oral bacteriain "plaque" that accu-mulates over time

along and under thegum line. This plaqueis a mixture of food,saliva, and bacteria. Anearly sign of gum dis-ease is gum bleeding.Pain is a symptom ofmore advanced gumdisease as the loss ofbone around the teethleads to the formationof deep gum pockets.Bacteria in these pock-ets cause gum infec-tion, swelling, pain,and further bone de-struction. Advancedgum disease cancause loss of other-wise healthy teeth.Gum disease is com-

plicated by such fac-tors as poor oral hy-giene, family history ofgum disease, smoking,

and family history of di-abetes.

Treatment of gumdisease always in-volves meticulous oralhygiene by an individ-ual as well as removalof bacterial plaque andtartar (hardened, calci-fied plaque) by a den-tal professional.Moderate to advancedgum disease usuallyrequires a thoroughcleaning of the teethand teeth roots called"scaling and root plan-ing" and "subgingivalcurettage." Scaling androot planing is the re-moval of plaque andtartar from exposedteeth roots while sub-gingival curettagerefers to the removal ofthe surface of the in-flamed layer of gumtissue. Both of theseprocedures are usuallyperformed under localanesthesia and may beaccompanied by theuse of oral antibioticsto overcome gum in-fection or abscess. Fol-low-up treatment, ifnecessary, may in-clude various types ofgum operations. In ad-vanced gum diseasewith significant bonedestruction and loos-ening of teeth, teethsplinting or teeth ex-tractions may be nec-essary. Frequent visitsto the dentist are rec-ommended for peri-odontal maintenance(dental cleanings) andmonitoring of the teethand gums.

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HEART SHAPED PANCAKES

2.5 cups of flour A table spoon of bak-ing powder 1 and ¾ cups of milk Half a teaspoon of salt 1/3 cups of brownsugar 1/3 cups of vegetableoil 2 eggs ¼ to ½ cup of pow-dered sugar

Combine together thedry ingredients in a bigbowl. Then mix up thewet ingredients in an-other bowl, then add tothe dry ingredients. Stirup the ingredients untileverything is well mois-tened, but the battermay be a bit on thelumpy side, which is to-tally fine.

Heat up a griddle onmedium and brush a bitof oil on it or use somecooking spray. You canuse cookie cutters toshape your batter oryou may want to justuse ¼ cup of batter andthen shape it into aheart yourself. Cook thepancakes until you startseeing bubbles on topand they start to break.Then turn them andcook for another minuteor two on the other

side. Take the pancakesout and sprinkle themwith powdered sugarwhile they are warm.You may want to addsome chocolate chipsor some blueberries tothe batter for a tastytwist on the heartshaped pancakes.

PIZZA HEARTSpizza dough that ispre made a couple jars of pizzasauce some type of pizzacheese (8 ounces) slices of pepperoni a large and smallheart cookie cutter

The preparation of thepizzas should only takeabout 15-20 minutes. Itsounds harder than itreally is. If you wantsome help, get the kidsworking too. The pizzadough should be cutwith the larger heartshaped cookie cutter.Place the cut out doughon a greased bakingsheet. You’ll need touse the smaller cookiecutter to cut out heartsfrom the pepperoni.This is a great job forthe kids to do while youare dealing with thedough.Then you are ready to

take the sauce andspread it evenly on theheart dough pieces. Topthe sauce with a sprin-kle of pizza cheese.Then top them off withthe pepperoni. Bakethem on 400 until thecheese melts. Once thecheese has melted,then they are probablydone.

SPECIAL RICECRISPY TREATS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY

10 cups of ricecrispies ( get 2 boxesjust in case) Half a cup of real but-ter ( don’t substitute) 9 cups of the mini

marshmallows ¾ cups of mini choco-late chips A few drops of redfood coloring

Valentine’s Day candyhearts (that have themessages on them) Red spice mini hearts

Start out by meltingthe marshmallows andthe butter in a pan, butmelt on low to mediumso you don’t burn it.Keep stirring until yourmixture is totallysmooth. In a big bowl,mix together the ricecrispies, the mini redhearts, and the choco-

late chips. Add about 2drops of the red foodcoloring into yourmarshmallow mixture.You can add a bit moreif you want a darkershade of red. Then mixthe marshmallow mix-ture into the cereal.Quickly stir it all up tomake sure you get itcombined before it be-gins to harden up.Spread out the mixturein a pan that has beenbuttered. Butter yourhands and press in themixture. Then press thehearts with messagesonto the top of the mix-ture while it is stillwarm.

Refrigerate the ricecrispy treats for a cou-ple hours. Then cutthem up into squares.They will look great andtaste great. They’re def-initely a nice twist onregular rice crispytreats.

RED VELVET CAKE1/2 cup shortening1 1/2 cups sugar2 eggs2 tablespoons cocoa1 1/2 oz red food col-oring1 teaspoon salt2 1/2 cups flour1 teaspoon vanilla1 cup buttermilk1 teaspoon soda1 tablespoons vinegar

Cream shortening;beat in sugar gradually.Add eggs, one at atime; beat well aftereach addition. Makepaste of cocoa and foodcoloring; add tocreamed mixture. Addsalt, flour and vanilla al-ternately with butter-milk, beating well aftereach addition. Sprinklesoda over vinegar; pourvinegar over batter. Stiruntil thoroughly mixed.Bake in 3 8-inch pansor 2 9-inch pans for 30minutes at 350°.

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