114 John King Road Crestview, Florida 32539 Phone: 850-423-1003

300 Harbor Blvd East Destin, Florida 32541 Phone: 850-424-5795

200 Sandestin Lane #621 Miramar Beach, Florida 32550 Phone: 850-225-1453

• Roughly 2 million dust mites can be found in an average double mattress.
• Dust mites are microscopic eight-legged arachnids (small enough to crawl through the weave of bedding fabrics).
• Female dust mites live up to 70 days and can lay 100 eggs during the second half of their lives. Dust mites excrete approximately 20 droppings per day. Simply fluffing your pillow or tossing and turning in bed can send these droppings airborne.
• In addition to dust mites, bedbugs are another increasing problem. The once thought eradicated bugs feed only on blood and can live up to a year between feedings.

• The average adult sheds 2 pounds of skin per year, providing more than enough food for the mite to thrive.
• In one night, a person can lose a pint of sweat and body fats which also feed the dust mite population.
• Bacteria, viruses, spores, and fungi are also commonly found in your mattress.

• Hay Fever
• Watering Eyes
• Runny Nose
• Itching, Sneezing
• Asthma, Difficulty in Breathing
• Infantile Eczema (Skin Inflammation)

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4507 Furling Lane Destin, Florida 32541 Phone: 650-0044

2964 Gulf Drive (Old Hwy 98) Miramar Beach, Florida 32550 Phone: 850-650-0755

527 D. Mary Esther Cutoff Walton Beach, Florida 32548 Phone: 850-226-4351

1146 John Sims Parkway East Niceville, Florida 32578 Phone: 850-729-3354

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Hours: Lunch, Mon.-Fri. 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.,
Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dinner, Mon.-Sat. at 5 p.m.
Reservations: Accepted
Children's menu: Yes
Dress: Casual

By Bruce Collier
July 9, 2009 Issue Beachcomber

Joey Tomato's is a genuine family-owned, family-operated Italian restaurant, serving lunch and dinner six days a week. The lunch menu offers New York-style—including traditional Italian and Jewish—deli sandwiches and some American creations. For dinner, there's pizza, pasta, and an extensive list of more upscale Italian entrees featuring fish, shellfish, veal and chicken. Everything looks, smells and tastes house-made, and the staff—from the chef to the agile servers—gives it a personal, you're-among-friends touch. My dining companion said it made her nostalgic for restaurants in Manhattan. I saw her point.

First, there's the size. Joey Tomato's is not a large place. There's no lobby for herding and congregating, or an auditorium-sized bar for drinking while you wait. The house has made maximum use of the space, with about a dozen or so tables, many of them four-tops, but they seem willing to make room for larger parties. The night we ate there,a table in the middle accommodated about 10 regulars. When it's full—as it was that night—you are close to your fellow diners. Not uncomfortably so, but enough to mind your manners when backing out.

The walls are decorated with posters, prints, and assorted personal military insignia and keepsakes, adding to the family atmosphere. There's music, featuring Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and guys who sound like Sinatra and Tony Bennett. The menu is big, and takes some study, which you get time to do. Despite the turnaway business, no one rushed us.

We ordered bruschetta to start. It was the classic kind, crisp, thin-sliced toasted bread spread with olive oil, fresh tomatoes, red onion and basil, served on a brightly painted square platter. Everything we had that night came on colorful plates and serving bowls. Other appetizers were mussels, cannellini bean dip, caprese, and a special, clams oregonata. Appetizer-sized pizzas, salads and soup are also available to start.
Choosing a main course is challenging, because Joey Tomato's covers a lot of bases (lunch is a whole other ball game). There's the expected—lasagna, pasta with sausage or meatballs, ravioli, chicken parmesan—and also more refined dishes like gnocchi Genovese (with basil pesto), pasta putanesca ("prostitute's style"), linguine with fresh mussels and white wine sauce, and tortellaci stuffed with beef and veal. We ordered the latter two, and there were still items we would like to have tried. You might want to study the online menu first, as a preliminary briefing.

Tortellaci look a lot like really big tortelloni. Plump and full of mild and tender meat, they came in a savory but light brown butter sauce, flavored with leaves of fresh sage. "Excellent choice," said the server as he put down the steaming plate, and he sounded like he meant it. The linguine was piled in a large bowl, also steaming, laced with 25 mussels, still in their blue-black shells. I took a moment to inhale the scent, then never looked back. The broth (which collects in the bottom) was briny, garlicky and spicy with red pepper flakes. Between the two entrees, we used up all four sticks of our hot rolls.

Other main dishes include Brooklyn pasta (with meatball, sausage and shrimp), chicken or veal marsala, rigatoni with mini-meatballs, linguine with shrimp, scallops, clams and calamari, eggplant rollatini, pasta with "vodka martini" sauce, cannelloni, manicotti, spinach ravioli, and other Italian specialties.

Desserts were recited by our server. That night, as best I can recall, there were cannoli, red velvet cake, tiramisu, New York cheesecake, chocolate cheesecake, creme brulee cheesecake with white chocolate and raspberry, and an Italian rum cake.We got the creme brulee cheesecake, to share. It was just the right temperature—not warm, not ice-block frozen—and I am beginning to think that if there is a place in the world for white chocolate, it may be in Italian desserts. I know I've written it elsewhere, but I believe the Italians really have got the market cornered on desserts. Nobody has their genius for combining lightness with satisfaction in all things sweet.

I made a mistake when I went to eat at Joey Tomato's in Niceville. I saw that they took reservations, but I figured that a restaurant located in a shopping center in Niceville, with any number of other dining options within walking distance nearby, wouldn't be a problem when it came to getting a table. So, I took a chance without one. I was wrong, but fortunately we got there early enough to avoid the crowd. If we had waited until a half-hour later as originally planned, we'd have had a wait. As it was, many people had to wait. I expect they did it gladly. I would have.

127 Hwy 98 Suite 5 Harbor Blvd Destin, Florida 32541 Phone: 850-424-6369

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Chiropractic in 100 words or less
Aches and pains are signs that your body isn't working right. Your brain, spinal cord and all your nerves control how your body works. Physical, chemical or emotional stresses produce a defensive posture. Muscles contract, locking spinal joints that pinch or irritate nearby nerves. Lack of nervous system integrity sets the stage for disease and ill health. A thorough examination helps chiropractors find these vertebral subluxations.

Applying a precise force to stuck spinal joints helps the body right itself. Health usually returns as repeated visits restore nervous system integrity. That's why chiropractic care has helped millions get well and stay well.

There are five reasons people consult Payne Chiropractic Life Center:
Which one will prompt you to consult with our office?
Obvious Spinal Problem

 
Everyone, regardless of age or condition, can benefit from a nervous system that is working at its very best. Most people associate chiropractic care with headaches, neck and back problems. Our interest in the spine is only because it houses the nervous system.

Visceral or Organic Complaints
Many consult our office for "non-back" health problems. Chiropractic care has helped everything from bedwetting and asthma to colic and stomach problems.

Natural Drug Free Health Care
Those who wish to avoid risky drugs or irreversible surgery will often visit our office first. Chiropractic is a safer, more natural approach to better health.

Maintenance and Prevention
If you've had chiropractic care elsewhere, you already know the value of ongoing chiropractic care. We'd be honored to be your chiropractor.

Stay Well
We experience life through our nervous system. Those who want to optimize their health, be all that they can be and perform at their best, contact Dr. Cole at  Payne Chiropractic Wellness Center 654- 8770.

Begin your chiropractic care today.

Payne Chiropractic Life Center has been delivering quality chiropractic care to the Destin community since 1995. Our approach is simple. We believe that health is among our most valuable possessions. And while we generally meet people after they've lost their health, our commitment is two-fold:

1. Relief Care
When many people seek care in our office they have one goal: relief. So that's where we start! During this initial stage of intensive care, we have several obligations:

• Uncover the underlying cause of the health problem
• Suggest a care plan to produce the fastest results possible
• Offer ways patients can participate in their recovery
• Explain the value of post-symptomatic wellness care

2. Wellness Care
We encourage our patients to achieve the highest levels of health they can. Through educational opportunities (like this website), we hope to communicate the value of ongoing chiropractic care. Our desire is to see our patients abandon the prevailing sickness care model of health (waiting for symptoms and then taking action), in favor of the emerging wellness model.

You're the Boss
Regardless of your health goals, please understand that we see ourselves as mere servants. You're the boss! It's your body, your health and your future. Our job is to offer you the finest chiropractic care possible, and it's up to you to decide how much of it you want.

Sound interesting? Please contact  Dr Cole at 654-8770 to make an appointment.

Dr. Cole Heisler

 
Destin Chiropractor Dr. Cole Heisler.

Dr. Cole joined Payne Chiropractic Wellness Center in 2008. Dr. Cole received his Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Eureka College and began his Graduate work at the University of Illinois. Dr. Cole then attended Palmer and graduated Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1992. Dr. Cole is happily married to Dawn and together they have four wonderful children; Caleb, Noah, Micah, and Cloe. Dr. Cole has a vision of teaching the world about natural healing methods. Dr. Cole specializes in the Gonstead art of Chiropractic. Dr Cole is available to talk to your group, company, or church about natural ways to stay healthy and live longer.

4 Racetrack Road NW Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32547 Phone: 850-226-7128

A New Day Fitness Spa is more than just a place to get fit! You'll find wonderful new ways to relax, along with the latest fitness equipment built especially for women. New owners have upgraded this facility to be practical and luxurious. A New Day Fitness Spa features a Turkish steam bath, Swedish sauna, and hydrotherapy whirlpool. The heated swimming pool has a new saltwater filtration system that feels amazing and is healthier for your skin. Only A New Day Fitness Spa offers classes like belly dancing, Zumba and "yoga-lates" FREE with your membership. Plus, there’s no long-term commitment: you can join month to month, a year or two years, whatever fits your needs. A New Day Fitness Spa, open six days a week at 4 Racetrack Road Northwest, Fort Walton Beach.