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See “Panini’s” on page 26

By Marcy Sanford

Since 2010, Dr. Hillel Abramov and hisprofessional staff at Diamond Dental Grouphave been helping their patients keep theirsmiles healthy and happy. Located at 18869State Road 54 in the Shoppes at Sunlake Cen-ter, Diamond Dental provides comprehensivedental care for everyone in your family.

“We’ve been really happy with the waywe’ve grown at Diamond Dental,” says Dr.Abramov. “We’ve seen patients begin to bringtheir whole family in for dental care. We reallylove this community and are so happy that somany people in it trust us for their dentalcare.”

Comprehensive Dental Care for the EntireFamily

Diamond Dental Care’s patients appreci-ate the fact that everyone in the family fromchildren to adults can turn to Diamond Den-tal for all of their dental needs. In addition togeneral dentistry, Diamond Dental offers afull array of cosmetic dentistry. If you are notsatisfied with the way your smile looks, it canbe fixed – sometimes in as little as six months.The six-month smile system is a clear bracesmethod that can align your teeth in as little assix months. Invisalign, which uses clear align-ers to straighten and adjust your teeth, is an-other popular choice with kids and adults.

In addition to orthodontic services to

Patients Come First at Diamond Dental Group

Back row (L-R): Jennifer, Stephanie, Alina and ChristinaFront row (L-R): Marina, Dr. Hillel Abramov and Linda See “Diamond Dental” on page 22

By Kim Thomas

Panini’s Bar and Grill, home of the Famous OverstuffedSandwich™, is a new hotspot in Lutz that offers a fun atmos-phere with a full bar, great drink specials and delicious,crowd-pleasing food! Opened just five months ago at theNorthgate Square shopping plaza located at Van Dyke Roadand Dale Mabry Highway in Lutz, Panini’s menu has all ofyour favorite picks. The lively sports bar is the perfect place tocatch up with friends and see your favorite teams battle it outon the large, flat screen TVs throughout the restaurant.

Panini’s is family-friendly, and the menu is affordablewith a great variety so there really is something for everyone!Plus, if you are looking for fun and late-night drink specials,Panini’s is your place and even has a late-night menu untilclosing time at 2 a.m.

at Panini’s Bar and Grill in Lutz!

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PublisherTim SelbyGeneral ManagerJim O’Reilly EditorKim ThomasAdvertising SalesManagerMatt SelbyAdvertising SalesJim O’ReillyLinda VeigaAlexis SelbyJared Nager

CorrespondentsJulie KanehlMarcy SanfordKatie ThomasDara TuckerArt DirectorDat X. Do

Graphic ArtistsDat X. DoTony SicaAccounting ManagerDoreen Selby

Billing AssistantTina O’Reillyhealth care system with 22 locations

dedicated to improving the lives ofchildren by providing pediatric spe-cialty care, innovative research, andoutstanding teaching programs formedical professionals. Children up toage 18 with orthopedic conditions,burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lipand palate are eligible for care and re-ceive all services in a family-centeredenvironment, regardless of the fami-lies’ ability to pay.

To learn more about ShrinersHospitals for Children, pleasevisit shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.

IN ITS 90TH GAME, the East-West Shrine Game® is the longestrunning, most respected college all-star football game in history, and hasbeen part of sports history since 1925.Some of the greatest college players —Tom Brady, John Elway, Brett Favre,Roger Staubach, Dick Butkus, GayleSayers, Walter Payton — have playedon the East-West gridiron in a test ofskill in support of Shriners Hospitalsfor Children®, and in the process,earned a spot in the NFL.

Join the fun on January 17, 2015to be part of this historic event andsupport Shriners Hospitals for Chil-dren. See some of the best collegeplayers and NFL coaches. Enjoy greattailgating and relax and enjoy thebeautiful beaches in St. Petersburg.Kickoff is at 4 p.m.

Tickets for the East-West ShrineGame are now on sale through allTicketmaster outlets. Fans can pur-chase tickets in advance for the gameonline at www.shrinegame.com or call813-281-8686, or you can purchasetickets at www.ticketmaster.com.

All game tickets are $15 and gen-

eral admission, first comefirst serve seating (price doesnot include service fees).Tickets are not required forchildren under the age of 2.Tickets can also be purchasedon game day at the Tropi-cana Field Box Office.

The East-West ShrineGame is a showcase for up-and-coming NFL talent asnational media and scoutsfrom every professionalteam spend the week in St.Petersburg to review theplayers. More than 100 players fromthe 89th East-West Shrine Gamesigned with NFL teams. Any givenseason there are about 265 East-Westalumni on NFL rosters. More than70 alumni have been inducted intothe Pro Football Hall of Fame, hav-ing showcased their talents on theEast-West gridiron before launchingtheir professional careers.

More than just a game, since1925, the East-West Shrine Game hashelped raise money and awareness forShriners Hospitals for Children, a

Tropicana Field is the Chosen Venuefor the 90th East-West Shrine Game®!


Calendar & News BriefsGet Covered | Stay Covered Health& Wellness Fair

Jan. 10, 10 AM–2 PM––LandO’Lakes Library, 2818 Collier Park-way in Land O’ Lakes. Premier Com-munity HealthCare will hostreoccurring workshops about the ACAand provide Healthcare Marketplaceapplication assistance. Free wellness re-sources and kids’ activities offeredthroughout the event!

If you miss the enrollment healthfair event, walk-ins/appointments toreceive free ACA education and freeassistance from a Certified ApplicationCounselor are accessible at the follow-ing Premier locations from 7a.m.–7p.m. on Mondays and 7 a.m.–4 p.m.on Tuesday-Friday.

Dade City Family Health Center,14027 5th Street, Dade City

Zephyrhills Family Health Cen-ter, 37920 Medical Arts Court,Zephyrhills

New Port Richey Family HealthCenter, 2114 Seven Springs Blvd,Trinity

For More Information visitwww.premierhc.org or contact Pre-

mier: [email protected] 727-645-4185 Ext. 5015, 5016,9228, 9227, or 9331

Christian Business Connections ofCentral Pasco Meeting

Every Thurs, 7:45-9:15AM––Christian Business Connectionsof Central Pasco (CBC) is a non-seatspecific networking and fellowship or-ganization based on living your faithevery day. CBC members put God firstand base personal and business deci-sions on Christian values, both moraland ethical. Members focus on helpingeach other’s businesses prosper by net-working, building relationships, andsharing ideas and business practices.

CBC meets every Thursday from7:45 am to 9:15 am at Quail HollowGolf Club at 6225 Old Pasco Road,Wesley Chapel, FL 33544. Each meet-ing is $9.00, which includes breakfastand beverages. Annual membershipdues are $100.00.

For more information contactRene Van Hout at [email protected] or 813-300-7511.

Florida Motorcycle Expo and BikeBuilder Invitational

Jan. 23–25––This 3-day event isheld at Quaker Steak and Lube Clear-water (10400 49th Street N) will fea-ture over 150 vendors, JagermeisterStage, live bands all weekend long fea-turing THE LACS (Hick Hop,Southern Rock, Country), live enter-tainment acts, $100 an hour give-a-way, Burlesque Show, Man CaveGive-a-way, Miss Full Throttle BikiniContest, Fireworks Display on Satur-day Night, Ride In Bike Show onSunday, great food, cold drinks and ofcourse, the BIKE BUILDER INVI-TATIONAL––40-50 of the best cus-tom built motorcycles across the USAjudged by the International MasterBike Builders Association (IMBBA)

all going for over $20,000 in cash andprizes! The entire event is FREE toattend and draws between 30,000 -40,000 over the weekend! Free bikeparking.

Times: Fri, Jan. 23rd, 5–10p.m.; Sat, Jan. 24th, 10 a.m. –10p.m.; Sun, Jan. 25th, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Tennis League FormingA Tennis League for players of all

ability levels is forming now for menand women. The League will play allover Pasco County and beyond. Chal-lenge your game by playing otherscompetitively and meet new friends.Be you an individual or team call-WaltBockmiller at 813-527-8211 now forfurther information…Lets Play!

Senior Over 60 Coed Softball FallLeague

Sr. Over 60 Coed Slo Pitch Soft-ball League is playing now and ac-cepting new players. Games are playedin central Pasco County. Please callWalt Bockmiller, league president fornew and updated information to joinin the fun at 813-527-8211. Groupplays golf, bowling, tennis and indoorvolleyball as well. See “Calendar & Briefs” on page 6.


Drive for a Cure 2015… We’ll seeyou on February 27th!

Fri., Feb. 27––We’re very excitedto announce the 2015 East LakeWoodlands “Drive for a Cure” GolfTournament. It will take place on Fri-day, February 27, at the East LakeWoodlands Country Club. Arrivaland registration begins at 11:30 AMwith a 1 PM shotgun start. There willbe flights for women, men and mixedfoursomes. Dinner, along with theChinese, silent and live auctions willfollow play. The cost is $75 (if paid

before February 13, 2015;$85 if paid after February13, 2015) and it covers golf,cart, range, snacks, dinnerand a contribution to ourcharities.

By supporting the Mor-ton Plant Mease Mammog-raphy Program and theFlorida Suncoast Affiliate ofSusan G. Komen, a dedi-cated effort is made to keepthe funds raised to benefitthose in the Tampa Bay area. Thefocus is on screening, diagnostic andtreatment services for the uninsuredand underinsured and to support re-search with the goal of eradicating

breast canceronce and for all.Both recipientsare designatedas 501(c) 3 or-ganizations.

Since 2007the Drive hassent $113,458to the organiza-tions we sup-port. Our goalis to reach$150,000 tosupport those

“Calendar & Briefs”Continued from page 4

Foster Homes Needed: Be a Cham-pion for a Kid…Be a Foster Parent

Imagine being taken away fromyour home, not knowing where youwill go, leaving behind your favoritethings. Imagine this through the eyesof a child. There are more than 3,500dependent children in Pinellas andPasco counties in need due to childabuse, neglect or abandonment. Manyneed to live in a temporary fosterhomes, and much help is needed tomeet the growing need. When youopen your heart and home to fosterchildren, you open the possibilities forthem...you foster hope.

What does it take? You need to beat least 21 years old, have appropriatehousing and pass a background screen-ing. You will need to complete a homestudy and 24 hours of special trainingcalled Professional Parenting. Youmust have adequate space and be ableto provide for your family now—al-though you will receive financial assis-tance to help care for the child, youcannot rely on this to pay your bills.To be a foster parent, you can be sin-gle or married—have a family of yourown or be an “empty-nester.” For in-formation on foster parenting, pleasecall the Eckerd Recruitment Line toll-free at 1-866-233-0790. (see pg. 8)

dealing with breast cancer. Participa-tion and sponsorship is very importantto this effort, and there are many op-portunities available to help us meetthis goal. Come play with us on ourbeautiful, top-quality golf courses.You’ll have a wonderful time and youwill be instrumental in supporting thisvery worthwhile cause.

For more complete informationabout the event, registration, sponsor-ship and donations, please visit websiteat: www.elwdriveforacure.com.four-somes. Dinner, along with the Chi-nese, silent and live auctions will followplay. The cost is $75 (if paid beforeFebruary 13, 2015; $85 if paid afterFebruary 13, 2015) and it covers golf,cart, range, snacks, dinner and a contri-bution to our charities.


Today’s foster families are skilled,valued partners who parent, nurtureand advocate for children in theircare, and who mentor and supportthe child’s birth parents. They leavelifelong impressions on children intheir care and are privileged to posi-tively impact the futures of childrenand families in our community.

Today’s foster parents are busi-ness owners, soccer moms and re-tirees. By day, they teach school, sellreal estate and work construction. Bynight, they read bedtime stories, helpwith homework and give hugs. Theywork as partners with birth parents,case managers, guardian ad litems,schools and judges to nurture, loveand advocate for children in theircare.

Being a champion for a child infoster care means, as their foster par-ent, you help bring stability to theirlife during a time of trauma and helpshape their future. Foster parentsleave lifelong impressions on childrenin their care and are privileged to pos-itively impact the futures of childrenand families in our community.

Foster parents must:• Be at least 21 years old • Have adequate sleeping space

(a bed for each child placed in thehome)

• Demonstrate stable housingand income

• Be financially stableFoster Parents can:

• Be married or single • Own their home or rent • Have both parents employed

outside the home • Be first-time parents, have their

own children or be empty-nesters

Steps to FosterGet started by calling 866-233-

0790 to sign up for a free orientation.Get information at an orienta-

tion that will explain what is neededto become a foster parent and answeryour questions. Once you return afew forms, the next step is training.

Get trained at no cost to youwith classes called Professional Par-enting. You’ll learn about children infoster care, start to understand theirgrief and loss issues, and much more.At the end, you will have completed

24 hours of training and be PPT certi-fied.

Get licensed to ensure that you,your family and your home are pre-pared and safe. This will include ahome study and background screen-ing of all household members at nocost to you. If favorable, your homewill be licensed to accept children intoyour care.

Am I Ready?How Much Room Do I Need in

My Home?You must have enough bedroom

space for each foster child placed inyour home. They may share a bedroomwith your child or another foster childof the same gender. They must have abed of their own and cannot share abed nor sleep on a cot or trundle bed.

Today’s Foster Parents


A foster child may not share a bedroomwith any adult nor can the adult moveout of their bedroom and sleep on thecouch to make room.

Does My Home Need to Pass In-spection?

It is important that children live ina safe and clean environment. Duringthe home study process, you will beasked to have a health inspection donein your home. Your home must be freeof potential dangers and risks. Youmust have working smoke detectorsand fire extinguishers and, if you havepets, they must be current with vacci-nations and not present a danger tochildren in your home.

What Are The Physical and Emo-

tional Requirements to Foster?Being a foster parent can be de-

manding, therefore you must behealthy and emotionally stable. Youmay be asked to complete a physicalexam or provide medical clearance tohelp establish the state of your physicaland emotional health.

What Are the Screening Require-ments?

Thorough background screeningsare conducted on all prospective fosterfamilies, including Abuse Registry, localcriminal and federal criminal clearances(fingerprinting). Background screen-ings and child abuse clearances are re-quired for all household members.

What Are the Financial Require-ments?

While you don’t have to be rich tobe a foster parent, you must have ade-quate income to meet you own family’sneeds. You can either own your homeor rent. Foster parents are givenstipends called “board rates” for thesubstitute care they provide; theamount of this varies by the age of thechild. However, the monthly boardrate you will receive is not income.During the home study process, youwill be asked to show proof of incomeand financial stability.

What About My Marital Status?

Foster parents can be single, mar-ried, divorced or in a domestic partner-ship

How Do I Know When I’mReady?

You will know you are ready whenyour life and home are stable. “Stable”means that you are not about to moveand you are not having financial, mari-tal, physical or emotional difficulties.Your home must be in good conditionand you must be ready to commit to36 hours of pre-service training (ifyou’re married, both parents must at-tend). Foster parenting impacts the en-tire family; therefore, everyone in yourhome should be supportive of your de-cision.

You will know you are ready whenyour life and home are stable. “Stable”means that you are not about to moveand you are not having financial, mari-tal, physical or emotional difficulties.Your home must be in good conditionand you must be ready to commit to36 hours of pre-service training (ifyou’re married, both parents must at-tend). Foster parenting impacts the en-tire family; therefore, everyone in yourhome should be supportive of your de-cision.

You will know you are ready whenyour life and home are stable. “Stable”

means that you are not about to moveand you are not having financial, mari-tal, physical or emotional difficulties.Your home must be in good conditionand you must be ready to commit to36 hours of pre-service training (ifyou’re married, both parents must at-tend). Foster parenting impacts the en-tire family; therefore, everyone in yourhome should be supportive of yourdecision.

For information on foster par-enting children in Pasco or PinellasCounties, please call the Eckerd Re-cruitment Line toll-free at 1-866-233-0790. (See more informationon pg. 6)


By Marcy Sanford

The way we feel, the way wethink, the way we heal, the way welook is all dictated by our body’shormones. If you’ve had difficultylosing weight, often feel sluggish, havelost your sex drive or are starting tosee signs of aging, Tampa Rejuvena-tion can help.

Stop the NegativeSigns of Aging

“As you get older, both men andwomen begin to lose levels of estrogenand testosterone,” says Gina Pastore,ARNP-MSN, board certified anti-aging specialist. “Undiagnosed thyroidconditions can also cause a hormonalimbalance. With bio-identical hor-mone replacement therapy, we run afull screen of lab tests on a blood orsaliva sample to determine if hormonelevels have declined. A compoundpharmacy then creates hormones that

are identical to the ones found withinyour body. The purpose is to establishhormonal balance, which will help youregain your energy, stamina, even yourbody’s ability to lose weight. As hor-mones start to rebalance, some pa-tients are able to cut back and in somecases even stop other medications suchas blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetesand sleep medications.”

Depending upon the patients’lifestyles, methods of administrationcan be customized to a cream, trochee,capsule, injection or even pellets.

“There is no reason to accept thenegative effects of aging,” says TampaRejuvenation client Carol. “At 35years old I began noticing changes inmy body and the way I felt. I gained20 pounds, was always tired, and mydesire for sex disappeared. I went toseveral doctors and they told me Iwas normal and that what I was feel-ing is part of normal aging. I havebeen on Tampa Rejuvenation’s amaz-

ing program for 3 months and lost18 pounds and feel great. I am backto my revitalized self.”

Tampa Rejuvenation client Allensays, “Who would have ever thought aman would need hormone replace-ment therapy at 38. I knew I had lostsomething. When I read the symptomsof Andropause, I thought they weretalking about me. Hormone replace-

ment therapy has changed my life.”Gina says that hormones can be-

come imbalanced at any age and thatshe sees patients as young as 20, andup to their late 70s. She says, “Hor-monal imbalance can be caused byaging, genetics, lifestyle factors, stressor even trauma/injury to the bodythat can affect the endocrine glandsthat produce or regulate hormones.

Aging is a Part of Life, butit Does Not Mean You

Have to Feel Old!


sonalized workouts tohelp you gain muscleand keep the weightoff.

At Tampa Reju-venation you’ll getone-on-one counsel-ing, not only from thepractitioners, but theiron-staff program co-ordinators who are re-quired to have acollege degree in nu-trition or exercise sci-ence. TampaRejuvenation even hasan app to help youkeep track of yourweight loss and goalsas well as how many

calories you’ve consumed for a dayversus how many you need to burn.

If you’re ready to make a positivechange this New Year for a healthier,

happier you, visit Tampa Rejuvenationfor a no cost consultation to see howthey can help you get your youthfulenergy and vitality back.

Tampa Rejuvenation has fourclinics in the Tampa Bay Area, NorthTampa, South Tampa, Brandon andthe Oldsmar / Westchase office.

The Oldsmar / WestchaseClinic is located in the CovingtonProfessional Park at 13648 WestHillsborough Ave. in Tampa (rightpast the intersection of RacetrackRoad and Hillsborough Ave.) andcan be reached at (813) 749-7550.Hours for this location are Mon. 11a.m. – 7 p.m.; Wed. 11 a.m. – 7p.m.; and Fri. 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Theother locations offer varying daysand hours. For more informationand other locations, please call(888) 865-8370.

At Tampa Rejuvenation, not only dowe look at our patients’ lab results, butwe also take the time to talk to themabout the symptoms and problemsthey are experiencing so that we candevelop individualized treatments.”

Tampa Rejuvenation is a proudmember of Forever Health. Gina isone of the only two providers in theTampa Bay area with this distinction.Suzanne Somers, a supporter of bio-identical hormone replacement ther-apy says, “Thanks to BHRT I enjoyrobust health, balanced hormones,strong bones, and the energy of some-

one half my age.”

Lose Weight and Gain aHealthier, Happier Life

Whether you want to lose 10pounds or 100 pounds, Tampa Reju-venation’s Weight Loss Programs arecustom designed and monitored by aphysician to help you reach your goal.

Every program includes a nutri-tional plan that is easy to follow, withrecipes and workouts emailed to youevery morning, medication to helpincrease the amount of fat you loseand decrease your cravings, and per-

At Tampa Rejuvenation, a qualified staff of professionals are ready to help youlook and feel rejuvenated!


By Julie Kanehl

If you’re looking for a daycare orpreschool for your infant or pre-schooler, you’re going to want tocheck out Discovery Point SuncoastCrossings for your child. Located at1812 Crossings Boulevard in Odessa,just moments from State Road 54 andthe Suncoast Parkway, DiscoveryPoint Suncoast Crossings sets the barhigh, exceeds already lofty expecta-tions, and does all of the above with somuch heart that you can feel the lovethe moment you step onto the cam-pus.

Award winning and completelydedicated to excellence, DiscoveryPoint Suncoast Crossings pulls out allthe stops for your child’s education,making each day a fun journey that in-cludes a detailed curriculum that fo-cuses on STEAM (science, technology,engineering, arts, mathematics),hands-on learning activities, indoorand outdoor play, and even a hotlunch served by the school’s cook!

Owned and operated by husbandand wife team, Salim and AndreaKarnaby, who bought this DiscoveryPoint location in January 2011, Dis-covery Point Suncoast Crossings haswon awards for being the number oneDiscovery Point preschool across thenation every year since. Salim andAndrea contribute the success of theircenter to, “Incredible parents and adedicated and caring staff that are justas passionate as they are about thesechildren.” Andrea and Salim state, “Ittruly is a team effort here and you feelthat the moment you walk in. We areall really one big family here! We alllove these kids and we love what wedo!” It’s the Karnabys and their dedi-cation and commitment to providing

a higher level of educational excellencethat has parents at this location reallytalking. Combined with a remarkablegroup of teachers and staff membersthat share the same vision, DiscoveryPoint Suncoast Crossings is trulysomething special.

Parent Joy Rumore said, “Icouldn’t imagine my kids anywhereelse. We absolutely LOVE everyteacher and staff member. I feel atpeace knowing my kids are in such asafe, fun, protective environment &they are cared for 100 percent.”

Before owning their own school,Salim Karnaby used to be a police offi-cer in New York City, and his beautifulwife Andrea had a career in visual mer-chandising, as well as a background inpreschool care. After having four chil-dren of their own, who all attend pro-grams at Discovery Point SuncoastCrossings, they felt a stirring to createa school that would go far beyond therealm of a typical daycare. Their goalwas to enrich the lives of the childrenthere, all the while providing themwith access to educational resourcesand tools that give them a chance tofurther develop their little personali-ties!

Discovery Point Suncoast Cross-ings is convenient to Pasco and Hills-borough Counties, and offersincredible educational programs in-cluding infant care, preschool, andVPK. More than a daycare, DiscoveryPoint Suncoast Crossings offers beforeand after school care, enrichment pro-grams and summer camps. What’smore, the owners are even opening aprivate school for school-aged stu-dents that will be adjacent to the pre-school called Christian Crossings.Scheduled to open this fall, ChristianCrossings will give their many studentsthe opportunity to continue to grow

and learn together.

Raising the Bar!Discovery Point Suncoast Cross-

ings is an Apple Accredited Centerthat has won the coveted “High Five”School of Excellence award three yearsin a row, making them the top Discov-ery Point Center in the entire nation.Also earning the distinction of being a“President’s Award” winner, theKarnabys have been raising the barsince they began. Thinking outside thebox sometimes, they’ve come up withsome really unique ideas to encouragestudents to be excited about educa-tion. One of the things that the stu-dents like most is using theSMARTboard, which widens the class-room’s walls to include the entireworld.

Recently, the Karnabys had the

opportunity to buy the building adja-cent to Discovery Point’s daycare, andthey did so in order to add their “VPKAchievement Center.” Interviewingthe children, parents and teachers,they created an amazing environmentaimed at learning! They added uniqueelements like reading nooks, portablescience labs, an organic garden, an in-teractive lobby that looks like it’s rightoff the set of a Disney television show,and even lockers! It’s very possiblethat your children will be having somuch fun while you’re at work thatthey may not want to come home atthe end of the day!

Elena Hatton says, “Amazing fa-cilities, owners and teachers! They arelike our second family. The dedicationthat they provide makes me proud tosend my son there.”

Award Winning Discovery Point Suncoast Crossings

Salim Karnaby (above) and his wife Andrea own and operate Discovery Point Suncoast Crossings in Odessa


Discovery Point Suncoast CrossingsScored 100 Percent for VPK!

Kindergarten readiness is thename of the game when you own apreschool, and their VPK programearned a 100 percent, perfect score,ranking them in the top one percentin the entire state of Florida. Talkabout educational excellence! Add inall of the fun that these kids are havingat school, and you’ve set the groundrules for a child who will be successfulin school for their whole lives. Yes, itactually starts that early!

Nicole Harrison said, “There areso few schools around here that offersuch an inclusive environment. Having

a son with special needs, I know howrare this is. And the owners are con-stantly raising the bar – better teach-ers, higher standards...even a spraypark for fun in the summer! It’s agreat school.”

That’s right, Salim and Andreabuilt a spray park, as well as shadedareas in many of their playgrounds sothat during the summer months thechildren can still go outside and play.Each age group actually has their ownplay area filled with age-appropriatetoys, playground equipment and activ-ities. It’s safe to say that while you areat work, you child will be making themost of their time at school!

Being the busy parents of fourchildren who also attend DiscoveryPoint Suncoast Crossings, the Karn-abys and the teachers and staff have aknack for incorporating each familyinto their child’s classroom. For exam-ple, the classrooms all have an areawhere the children can see their fam-ily’s pictures during the day, and ofcourse parents are always welcome atany time.

Offering a plethora of activities,performances and other ways for fami-lies to be involved, Discovery PointSuncoast Crossings even offers “Par-ent’s Night Out” once a month! Boththe parents and the children look for-

ward to this night! The AchievementCenter is jam packed full of fun thingsto do, from a flat-screen TV and videogame consoles to the many bean bagchairs and more.

Parent Deborah Powers said,“My husband and I are very busybusiness professionals and it is hard totrust anyone with our two preciousboys. This daycare is not only a day-care but they are like family. Wesearched high and low for excellenceand we found it. The teachers are lov-ing, patient and they have taught ourboys invaluable skills to prepare themfor life. We are eternally grateful!”

If you’re looking for a daycare orpreschool with heart, one that willgive your child the safe, fun and edu-cational environment that they de-serve, choose Discovery PointSuncoast Crossings.

Discovery Point SuncoastCrossings is located at 1812Crossings Blvd. in Odessa; it isopen Monday – Friday from 6:30a.m.–6:30 p.m.

Please call 813-792-9451 toschedule a tour. For additionalinformation, please visit online atwww.suncoast.discoverypoint.comor find them on Facebook.

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By Katie Thomas

In the heart of Odessa, you willfind a sprawling, 75-acre farm that isdedicated to the sustainable care ofalpaca. Beautiful, peaceful and docile -the alpaca is an animal with Peruvianroots dating back to the Incan Indians.Once hunted, almost to extinction, theInca Indians realized the wealth andmany uses of alpaca fleece, which ledto the animal’s preservation. Today,Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch continuesthe tradition of preserving alpaca forthe utilization of fleece through dedi-cated care and compassion. GoldenSpirit Alpaca Ranch is home to 185alpacas that have been hand-selectedand raised with the utmost care. Each

animal, from the lovable babies to themothers and herd-sires, is treated withlove, quality care and complete com-passion, which is why Golden Spirit isa leader in alpaca farming.

Ranch owners Brenda and FrankCrum began Golden Spirit AlpacaRanch in 2006. The couple begantheir ranch with just a few animals, butBrenda’s drive and passion for learningsoon led to a bigger journey that hasbecome Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch.Brenda says, “We wanted to get in-volved with an animal that would offera sustainable product, while beingunique and personable. The alpaca is avery independent animal with varyingpersonality traits. Understanding eachanimal’s unique personality has helpedus build the framework of GoldenSpirit. From the very beginning ofworking in the alpaca industry, I em-barked on a journey of learning withFrank. We consulted with businessleaders and veterinarians, researchedfeed and nutrition, and dove in to getour hands dirty. We soaked in as muchinformation as possible by continu-ously attending shows and gettinginvolved in industry associations. Thetime we spent learning from the ani-mals and other leaders in the industryhelped us with our ranch so much,which is why I now spend a lot of timesharing what I have learned with otheralpaca enthusiasts. We are here to pre-

serve the health of our animals, focuson quality fleece production and toshare the knowledge we gain with thecommunity.”

Over the past eight years, GoldenSpirit has accumulated many awardsfor animal excellence, due to their con-tinued perseverance of high caliber ani-mals. During alpaca shows, the animalsare judged based upon fleece quality,color, proper gait, structure, reproduc-tion ability and other criteria. Whenshowing alpaca fleece, judges base theirawards on six different grades, whichrange from coarse to ultra fine. GoldenSpirit Alpaca Ranch has won blueribbon awards, competitive bannersand more for fleece, structure andanimal behavior. Brenda says, “We

breed our alpacas based upon qualityof animals that will produce a nicefiber. I am very content selling ourproduct to weavers and spinners. Ourretail store has some amazing all-nat-ural fiber products that are not onlybeautiful, but sustainable and organic.The alpaca is truly an amazing animal;we are able to utilize 95 percent ofshorn fiber from each alpaca.”

At Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch,the goal is to know, study, monitor andenjoy each animal. Golden Spirit’sdedication to the wellbeing and statureof each animal allows them to offer thefinest available animals on the marketwith: solid conformation, superiordensity, amazing fineness, fleece uni-formity, second-to-none presence and

Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch

Brenda Crum and one of the alpacas at the Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch inOdessa, which also has a retail store where you can purchase clothing made

from alpaca wool.

Products made from Alpaca Fleece


unparalleled genetics. The qualitiesmentioned are what make GoldenSpirit Alpaca Ranch the best place tobuy, breed or board when it comes toalpaca.

Many people buy an alpaca fromGolden Spirit and board there. Brendaexplained to me that others will buy analpaca as an alternative to a family dog.“They can make wonderful compan-ions and teach responsibility to kids,without the hassle of an inside pet. Abit of land, the proper protection and alot of love are a few things an alpacaneeds to become a family pet,” saysBrenda. “They are relatively easy tomaintain with the proper knowledgeand care.”

In addition to boarding, breeding

and selling alpaca,Golden Spirit Al-paca Ranch has aretail store that willsoon be expanding.I was able to touchthe quality of prod-uct sold at GoldenSpirit and feltamazed at the soft-ness and warmth ofthe jackets, shawlsand scarves. Fromknit toys made

from alpaca fleece to rugs, purses,scarves, hats, socks and outer wear,there is really no limit to what can bemade from the amazingly soft anddurable fleece of the alpaca. Brendaand Frank are in the process of ex-panding the retail selection of theranch in a few months time and bothare looking forward to offering thecommunity a chance to experience thewonders of alpaca clothing and materi-als. Shorn alpaca fleece can be dyed toget the colors you want, so if you arelooking for an all-natural fiber rug ortype of material, Golden Spirit can ac-commodate your needs. The ranchuses natural organic dyes that are envi-ronmentally friendly, so you can feel

good about making a conscientiouspurchase that is not only sustainable,but beautiful and well crafted as well.

Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch hostsevents and seminars for educationalpurposes and awareness. On January24th, Dr. Norm Evans will be teachinga lesson on how to become a confidentalpaca midwife. The Neonatal Clinicand Wet Lab will include hands-onpractice, in addition to a wealth ofknowledge provided by Dr. NormEvans whom is a renowned veterinar-ian with a focus on alpacas. Otherevents and seminars will be going onthroughout the year, so make sure to

sign up for the Golden Spirit AlpacaRanch; email blast at www.goldenspiri-talpaca.com.

If you are interested getting in-volved with the animal, breeding,buying, boarding, taking a tour oryou just want to know more aboutthe wonderful breed of alpaca,please call (813) 920-2475, [email protected], visitwww.goldenspiritalpaca.com orcheck out their facebook page!

The Golden Spirit AlpacaRanch is located at 10937 TarponSprings Road in Odessa.


help you gain more confidence withyour smile and expert check-ups andcleanings that will leave your teethfeeling great, Diamond Dental canhelp you if you need a root canal, wis-dom tooth extraction, or implants.

Dr. Abramov says there have beenmajor advancements in dental im-plants that make them a good solutionfor patients who might have had trou-ble with them before. “We now have a3-D digital imaging machine thathelps us provide better treatment forpatients with limited bone structure. Iftheir dentures do not fit properly orare uncomfortable, the new imageswill show us where the bone density isthe greatest so we’ll know where toplace the implants for optimum com-fort and success.”

At Diamond Dental, they under-stand that you can’t always get to ap-pointments before 5 o’clock. Toaccommodate your busy schedule andmake sure they are available for youwhen you need them, they are openon Sundays and after 5 o’clock onTuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs-days. They also know that if you or

someone you love has a dental emer-gency, you want to take care of it rightaway. Dr. Abramov and his staff areavailable to help you when there is anemergency any time of the day ornight.

Patients First PhilosophyEveryone at Diamond Dental

practices a “patients first philosophy.”In addition to giving you expert care,they make sure you’re comfortable,understand the treatments you’re re-ceiving, and have help with any insur-ance issues.

“I am very proud of the staff atDiamond Dental,” says Dr. Abramov.“They are very knowledgeable andcaring. Our hygienist and other staffalways take extra steps to make sureour patients are comfortable duringcleanings or other procedures. Ourfront desk provides excellent customerservice. Jennifer goes above-and-be-yond to help educate patients andmake sure they understand their insur-ance benefits. In many instances, shehas gone to bat for our patients tomake sure the insurance provides themwith the benefits they deserve.”

Dr. Abramov spends time witheach of his patients to explain the den-tal treatments they will receive under

his care. His gentle approach helps al-leviate any worries that patients mayhave had about going to dentist.

Diamond Dental is equipped withthe most up-to-date software andtechnology available. Dr. Abramovuses the technology to give his pa-tients the best treatments available andto educate them every step of the way.One unique teaching tool that Dr.Abramov has incorporated into hispractice is a camera that can take pho-tos of the inside of your mouth.

At each patient’s initial exam, Di-amond Dental takes a series of full-color, digital x-rays and intraoralphotographs. These are used to reviewtreatment and are kept in patients’records for future review and compari-son if necessary. “Since X-rays are onlyin black and white, it is often difficultfor patients to see what we are talkingabout,” says Dr. Abramov. “The full-color photos we take allow them tosee inside their mouth. We want tomake sure that our patients are fullyinformed and educated about theirdental choices. These photos alongwith their X-rays help educate them.”

If you’re looking for a dentistwho puts your care first, turn to Dia-mond Dental. You’re sure to leave

your appointment with a smile onyour face.

Diamond Dental, located at18869 S.R. 54 in the Shoppes atSunlake Center, is open: Mon.,8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Tues., 8:30a.m.–6:30 p.m.; Wed., 8:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.; Thurs., 8:30 a.m. – 6:30p.m.; Fri., 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.; andSun., 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Walk-insaccepted but appointments arerecommended.

For more information or anappointment, call (813) 527-6900or visit DiamondDentalGroup.com.

“Diamond Dental”Continued from page 1


The Clearwater Lady Bombers00 fast pitch softball team is the2014 ESPN World Series Champsand the young athletes recently re-ceived their championship rings! Allof us at Neighborhood News &Lifestyles would like to congratulatethe Clearwater Lady Bombers 00!We brought you the news back inAugust about their win, and theyhave been busy ever since winning!

“Girls got their rings tonight!!Teamwork is how we get it done!!Celebrate ladies. Proud we are!!”

That was the facebook post of onereally proud mom of one the Clear-water Lady Bombers 00. The familiesand friends of these girls havewatched as the team has wrecked thecompetition, taking it all the way tobecome the 2014 ESPN World SeriesChamps.

The Clearwater Lady Bombers00 fast pitch softball team has 13players – 12 are in 8th grade and 1 isin the 7th grade. The girls, ages 13

and 14 years old, are from all overthe Tampa Bay area, but play in theClearwater Lady Bombers organiza-tion, run by president Tony Grat.The players are: Athena Andrews,Natalie Zweig, Jenna Wojnar, KendylCrean, Gillian Sladden, Grace Hast-ings, Anna Dumovich, BayleyWilliams, Morgan Dansby, Mia Mer-son, Devyn Howard, Lauren Jarna-gin and Jane Wickett. The girls arecoached by Tom Sladden, Jason Jar-

nagin, Bryan Williams and TimZweig.

Head coach Tom Sladden saysthat the ultimate goal for the playersis a college scholarship. He gives abreakdown of what we can expectfrom the Lady Bombers 00, “Sincethe USSSA World Series back in July,we have played many USSSA, NSA& ASA tournaments, as well as somecollege showcase tournaments. Eventhough we are still 14u age group,

Clearwater Lady Bombers 00 are Flashing Bling!

Congratulations to the Clearwater Lady Bombers 00 team and coaches - the girls live all around the Tampa Bay area


colleges are looking at younger andyounger players. Nine of our playershave started high school this year andall of them will be playing for theirhigh school teams – East Lake, J.W.Mitchell, Seminole, Tarpon Springs,Tampa, Plant and St. Pete High.Two of our players are in 8th grade.Since high school softball will bedemanding – practicing every dayas well as 20-plus game schedule,our Lady Bombers team will be shutdown until the end of April. Ourlong-term goal is to get all of ourplayers signed to a college scholar-

ship. Our short-term goal is to winan ASA National Qualifier, so we canplay in the ASA National Tourna-ment in Virginia in the summer of2015. We do have one more tourna-ment before we shut down and thatis the D9 Winter Showcase at Disneyon January 17 and 18.”

“Fast pitch travel softball is ayear around sport,” adds Sladden. “Iwould like to thank the parents of allthe players for all of the sacrificesmade for the girls throughout theyear.”


Panini’s has a large indoor diningarea, as well as an outdoor lounge areacomplete with seating and a fire pit.The outside patio will accommodate120 people, and inside there is plentyof seating, making Panini’s the perfectchoice for your next big gathering. Ofcourse with a menu full of all-Ameri-can favorites, a full bar with greatdrink specials, and 33 beers on tap,Panini’s Bar and Grill is perfect forlunch, dinner and late night!

I took my 17-year-old, who is alineman and weightlifter with oneheck of an appetite, to Panini’s forlunch and we did what you’re sup-posed to do at this place – overstuffed!Everything was delicious, the placewas upbeat and everyone was happyfrom the customers to the servers, andwhile we didn’t meet the kitchen staff– they sure did turn out great eats andfast! We did meet Panini’s ManagerJeff Roberts, who very recently tookover running Panini’s. Jeff has workedfor the owners of the Panini’s Bar andGrill franchise for more than 15 years.They asked Jeff to move here toTampa to take over the running of theLutz location, and he threw himselffully into making Panini’s a locale thatpeople want to come back – thefriendly and favorite neighborhoodbar and grill. Jeff also is overseeing theopening of the Panini’s Bar and Grillin Westchase later this month, whichhe will manage as well.

From the Heart of Cleveland toTampa Bay!

Panini’s Bar and Grill opened itsfirst restaurant in May of 1986 in theheart of Cleveland, the Flats Enter-tainment District. Since then, Panini’shas grown from its original location, alate-night beer and sandwich stop, to afull-menu, casual dining restaurantwith locations all over NortheastOhio. Panini’s Bar and Grill in Lutz isthe first location to open in Florida.People love the relaxed atmosphereand the excellent food at Panini’s, andwith menu items that fill your tankwithout breaking your bank; Panini’sis a score!

You might want to come for thefun, but bring your appetite! You’llwant to Get Overstuffed® with thegreat menu choices, including thesandwich that put Panini’s Bar andGrill on the map – first in Ohio andnow in Florida – the Famous Over-

stuffed Sandwich™ is a masterpiecesandwich built for the biggest of ap-petites. Panini’s also is known for itspizza, but there is so much more!

Starters here are plentiful and willdefinitely whet your appetite! Withchoices like Spinach & ArtichokeTriple Cheese Dip served with Parme-san tortilla chips, or Hummus toppedwith sweet pepper and artichoke tape-nade served with Parmesan pitawedges and veggies, you could make ameal on appetizers! Like hand-cutfries? Panini’s has Cheesy Bacon Friesor Buffalo Bleu Fries. Veggie loverswill love the Veggie Flat Wrap and youcan just try a crowd-pleasing ComboBasket, which has a variety of thestarters including fried mozzarella,fried pickles, onion rings and a jumbopretzel!

Under the Field of Greens sec-tion of the menu, there are a greatvariety of fresh salads. Tantalizingchoices include the Sesame Chicken,the Fiesta Black Bean, Chicken Caesar,Cobb, Antipasto and many more.

Panini’s Famous OverstuffedSandwich™ is a BIG deal! And inmore ways than one – first of all it’s agreat deal at $7.99, but it is also BIG!From Panini’s humble beginnings onthe East Bank of the Flats in Down-town Cleveland back in 1986, Panini’sBar & Grill has expanded and grown,and Clevelanders and Ohioans alikewill tell you it’s because of Panini’sOverstuffed Sandwich™. The famoussandwiches are made with fresh bakedItalian bread & overstuffed with hand-cut fries, signature slaw, tomato &melted provolone. You choose capi-cola, roast beef, corned beef, cheesesteak, hard salami, tuna salad, pas-trami, turkey, a cheese combo, or haveit breakfast-style with bacon, ham andegg. You can “Kick Up” any sandwichby doubling the meat or picking twofor an additional $1.99 or you can addfried egg ($.99 ) or bacon ($1.49) to

any sandwich. Overstuffed Specialties(not available late night or as combos)include the Angus Burger, the Italian,BBQ Pork, Grilled Chicken andBreaded Chicken.

Wings – Never, Ever Frozen!With 15 different choices for wing fla-vors from messy to dry rub, and yourchoice bone-in or boneless, winglovers will be happy at Panini’s!

The Tailgate Grill section ofPanini’s menu features some amazingburgers and a variety of tasty chickensandwiches. Burgers are all made withfresh Angus beef, or all Tailgate Grillitems can substitute a spicy black bean

or turkey burger. Or, you call theshots and build your own sandwich.You can choose a gourmet bun, pret-zel bun or garlic “Panini” bread, andthen choose from a list of toppingstoo long to list! Wrap It Up in a wrapfrom Panini’s and it’s a sure hit! Tendifferent wraps mean there is a favoritefor everyone. To name a few, there isPick-A-Philly, Tuscan, Primavera andthe Panini Wrap, which is your favoriteoverstuffed sandwich all wrapped up!The Classics & Originals section ofthe menu features a variety of hotsandwiches and melts. Of course, youcan’t go wrong with a Panini’s Pizza!

“Panini’s”Continued from page 1


Specialty pizzas also helped makePanini’s famous and some of thechoices sound amazing like Pork EPig, East Bank BBQ topped withpulled pork, ham, Applewood bacon,red onion and cheddar, or The Mob-ster with white garlic sauce and capi-cola, pepperoni, salami, banana pepperand mozzarella.

Sides are fun and are listed to

match Panini’s sports bar atmosphereas 1st Base, 2nd Base and 3rd Base.My son and I went for 3rd, which in-cludes onion rings (my choice), Mac-N-Cheese (my son’s pick), Red SkinSmashers, or Cheesy Bacon Fries.

Panini’s Happy Hour is Mondaythrough Friday, from 2–7 p.m., andfeatures $3 wines and wells, $2 do-mestic drafts and $3 starters with

choices of Buffalo bleu fries, jumbopretzels, fried pickles, potato skins,pizza points, or chips and salsa.

Panini’s is a late night hotspot be-cause it caters to the late crowd withLate Night Specials that include halfoff of all taps, wine and spirits!Panini’s Late Night specials are of-fered from 10 p.m. to closing on Sun-day through Thursday and 12 a.m. to

closing on Friday and Saturday.Panini’s Bar and Grill is located

at 3973 Van Dyke Road in Lutzand is open daily for lunch, dinnerand late night.

Keep up with specials atfacebook.com/PaninisofLutz.

Find more information atPaninisGrill.com or call Panini’sof Lutz at (813) 962-3479.


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