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he became a champion as well as a stand-out football player. The work ethic he developed while training in Martial Arts led him to Florida State University in Tallahassee. While at Florida State, Sang “walked on” to the football team, earning a spot and playing all four years. In 1990 Sang opened his first martial arts school in Miami Beach. He later added locations in Miami Gardens and Pembroke Pines; soon Sang had ten locations throughout South Florida. The poor kid from Korea became a multi-sport athletic star, college graduate and successful business owner. The TNT Difference After selling off his previous locations, Sang now operates two locations: Aventura and Sunny Isles Beach. Master Sang believes his schools’ emphasis on compassion, patience and self-perseverance are
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start to finish during their real estate closing process. Their most important investment deserves the utmost attention, and our desire is not to be an overgrown title company where clients are anonymous. All of our staff members have worked at large scale title insurance “mills” or high-pressure companies where making money, not long-term relationships were the top priority. What services do you offer? We handle all Closings and Refinances, 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges, Short-Sale Closings, Owner’s & Encumbrance Report, Courtesy Closings, Deposit Escrow, Reverse Mortgage Closings, and we also excel at Mail-
Away Closings. What new website features do you offer? We provide a secure site for clients to view and monitor their real estate transactions. Our online forms are also accessible to order a title today. Is there anything else you would like to share with our readers? What I learned over the years was that getting bigger did not result in being better. When I opened Spirit Title & Escrow, Inc. ® in 2002, I set out to do things differently than what I had experienced at most other law firms and title companies. I am committed to remaining small in order to provide our clients the attention to detail they deserve and to not put undue stress on the staff. I feel that this combination results in better service and a much more pleasant surrounding for your transaction. I believe that hard work and good results will speak for themselves. Through continuing education, we stay on top of current market trends and laws to be compliant with all federal regulations. We are proud to have received “The Angie’s List Super Service Award” for 7 years straight! Spirit Title & Escrow, Inc. ® is located at 9000 Sheridan Street, Suite #140, Pembroke Pines, 33024. For a competitive quote and/ or more information, please call 954-862-2241, email docs@spiritclosings.com, or visit www.SpiritClosings.com.
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ollywood Academy of Arts & Science student Elizabeth Kohler won first place in the “Broward Education Foundation’s Innovative Teacher Idea Expo Student Art & Design Contest”. The 22nd annual expo’s theme wanted artwork to reflect teachers sharing innovative ideas, student learning, or classroom supplies using two-dimensional mediums of art. Hollywood Academy of Arts & Science strives to introduce a dynamic STEAM program to their students, allowing growth in so many areas. This is how they originally connected with the Broward Education Foundation and their dynamic Innovative Idea Teacher Expo. The meaning behind Kohler’s creation was to let others know that through compassion and knowledge we can have worldwide love, kindness, and unity. The talented young artist used colored pencils to bring out a special level of brilliance to her submitted piece. Although, it was a difficult drawing technique, it was
the most exciting feature for the 6th grade student. “The hands stood to represent mankind being gentler to the world we live in. The world goes on to represent every living thing from children to grownups and plants to animals and so on,” explained Kohler. “Winning this honor makes me feel more competent in what I’ve drawn and expressed to others. Having taken this piece from a rough draft and on through the various stages of drawing and coloring techniques while honoring the visual message allowed me to express myself and my artistic skills.” “As an educator, teaching the whole child while providing them with a voice to issues that affect them is at the core of what I do. Elizabeth Kohler is a gifted young artist who analyzes and develops strong works of art. She has a kind gentle heart. Her sensitivity promotes compassion, kindness, and love that makes the world a better place,” exclaimed Hilary Fine, Kohler’s art teacher. The first-place winner will receive a backpack filled with art supplies, and their teacher will receive
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a $100 gift card for class use. Additionally, their art work will be featured in a Sun Sentinel ad, on the Innovative Teacher Idea Expo catalog, posters, programs, flyers, and on social media. All prizes are provided by Broward Education Foundation and Tools (left to right) Hilary Fine, Elizabeth for Schools Broward. Kohler, and Principal Mark Hage “What they go on to do and accomplish for the Broward teachers and their students through grants, workshops and student competitions is so powerful,” added Fine. Kohler will also be honored at Broward Education Foundation’s Innovative Teacher Idea Expo on Saturday, February 16, 2019 during the Opening Session.
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hether you are looking for a fun new sport or hobby, an exciting idea for your next date night, or peace of mind protection for yourself and your family, Nexus Shooting can assist multiple needs. The unique state-of-the-art facility is one of the world’s most advanced gun store and range. The facility features Nexus Lanes, a live fire digital video targeting system which creates a unique training environment. Their friendly and professional staff is available to assist and make each guest feel safe and comfortable. Instructors teach new techniques while always promoting safety and new defensive techniques. Located conveniently in Davie, the award-winning range offers more than just a retail showroom. They offer their customers a safe, high-tech shooting range, training and licensing classes, and an overall exclusive experience regardless if one is a novice or a professional. We sat down with co-owner Bernard Hsiao, MD. PhD. to learn more about Nexus. How did you, a physician, get involved with opening one of the world’s most advanced gun ranges? (laughs) It does seem far removed from my role in medicine, doesn’t it? Most people are surprised that I had actually never shot until just a few years before opening Nexus. Once I started though, I was hooked. I’m an extremely competitive person and became intensely involved in local pistol matches. I was practicing several times a week, often shooting thousands of rounds. Over time though, I noticed I was strangely becoming short of breath during my regular exercise routine. I realized I was inhaling gun smoke and the toxic by-products due to the inadequate ventilation of the ranges I was shooting in. My respiratory function was being compromised, and I was getting lead poisoning! I took a hard look at the gun industry and asked several questions. Why are there no regulations protecting shooters from suffering the same ailment I did? Why are gun ranges and stores frequently
dirty and unsafe “holes” in the wall? Why are we still shooting at paper targets in the 21st century? How can we make shooting more fun? Why do gun store “experts” treat women and novice shooters with such disdain? The concept of Nexus emerged to provide the answer to all of these issues. How has Nexus addressed the toxic gun smoke? We spared no expense on our ventilation system. The ranges are air conditioned with a milliondollar military grade filtration system, allowing our members to shoot in complete comfort, despite the heat and humidity outside. The air is HEPA filtered and exceeds all OSHA regulations. You also mentioned safety. What sets Nexus apart? Safety is our number one priority. We have range safety officers on the range to assist our members and ensure everyone’s safety. Each member is separated by bulletproof walls. We also have multiple ranges, so you can come in with your friends or family and shoot in complete safety and privacy. How has Nexus made shooting more fun? Since the gun’s invention, we’ve been making holes in paper targets which is boring and not great training. My brother and partner in Nexus, Michael Hsiao, has a background in programming. We leveraged his expertise to make shooting more exciting through technology. Thus, our advanced virtual range, the Nexus Lanes, was born. You shoot
your actual gun and real ammo at interactive video targets, like zombie games, skill drills, asteroids, etc. The computer provides instant feedback, scoring and analyzing each shot. We also have a standard paper target range for those that prefer a traditional experience. Seems like a great partnership. Was it just you and your brother that started Nexus? Our third partner, Christopher Longsworth, brought the final piece of the puzzle with his background in real estate development and architecture. All the projects in his portfolio are highly regarded as being at the cutting edge of modern architecture, such as Strata at Plantation, and Koi Marina and Residences in Pompano. It was through his vision that the striking architectural design of the building and high-end retail showroom came to fruition. Our guests call our showroom the “Apple Store” or “Guggenheim Museum” of gun stores
because of the spacious, clean and welcoming environment. What else distinguishes Nexus? It’s really the experience we offer. Shooting is the “new bowling”, a family friendly activity. We’re not here to just sell guns. Nexus is the only five-star range in South Florida rated by the National Shooting Sports Foundation. We received this prestigious award by providing an unparalleled shooting and shopping experience, as well as superb customer service. We carry one of the largest inventories in the country with thousands of guns in stock. We also have hundreds of rental guns, so you can try before you buy. Our training program is also extremely comprehensive. Our instructors can train anyone including someone who has never touched a gun before to experienced shooters, security personnel, and even law enforcement. We focus on the needs of female shooters too. Half of our staff is female, including our store manager. We have female instructors also. Nexus seems very high end. Is it expensive to shoot there? That’s a common misconception. Even though we are a five-star range and offer the highest level of amenities and quality, we aren’t even the most expensive range in Broward County. It’s like driving a Ferrari for the price of a Toyota! n Nexus Shooting is located at 2600 Davie Road in Davie. Hours of operation are MondayFriday from 10am - 10pm; Saturday from 9am to 10pm; and Sunday from 9am-8pm. For more information, please call 954-587-8005; send an email to info@nexusshooting.com or visit www.NexusShooting.com.
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PAIN MANAGEMENT
“MAX” Lumbar Disc Herniation
with a Pinched Nerve
BY EDWARD J. FRANKOSKI, D.O. here is often confusion when diagnosing neck or back pain since many refer to their discomfort as being a pinched nerve or a herniated disc. The diagnosis is often correct because the two conditions are the most common problem of the pain, but they are both different issues that just happen to occur at the same time. Typically, a herniated disc occurs in the cervical spine (neck) and the lumbar spine (back). Disc pain tends to most often take place in the lower back where most weight-bearing and movement in the spine occurs. A pinched nerve is caused by a herniated disc pressing against the nerve. In most cases, a herniated disc is not painful, it’s the leaking gel substance which it contains that pinches, inflames, and irritates the nearby nerve. A spine is made of twenty-four bones called vertebrae, but the lumbar (lower back) bears most of the weight of the body. In between each of the five lumbar vertebrae (bones) is a disc which acts like a tough fibrous shock-absorbing pad which prevents the vertebrae from rubbing together. A disc is filled with a gel-like center and if the disc ruptures or bulges, the gel substance escapes and causes irritation to the spinal nerves resulting in inflammation, pressure, and pain. Some may also experience leg pain, numbness, and tingling. The spine contains many nerves which branch out and travel to various parts of the body. If a disc herniates it usually presses on the spinal cord or spinal nerves. These nerves pass through small areas between the vertebrae and the discs, so if a herniated disc presses into the area, it can compress (“pinch”) the nerve which results in the pain associated with the herniated disc. A herniation may develop instantly or gradually over weeks or months. Many factors increase the risk such as lifestyle choices, aging, and poor posture. Obesity, inadequate nutrition and lack of regular exercise, as well as tobacco use, contribute to the condition. As the body ages, biochemical changes can cause the discs to dry out and be less capable to absorb shock from movement. Additionally, body mechanics such as incorrect lifting and twisting combined with daily wear and tear stress the lumbar spine. Rheumatoid arthritis and genetics may also contribute if a family has a history of the problem. It’s important to seek medical attention if one is experiencing numbness, weakness, tingling, and extreme burning, or pain. An x-ray may be needed to rule out any other causes of back pain. Imaging tests such as a CT or MRI scan can verify the extent and location of the damage of the soft tissues. Sometimes a myelogram (injection of dye) is needed so the physician can view the problem area with more ease. The condition is most often treated with rest, pain medication, spinal injections, and physical therapy. Many find improvement in approximately 6 weeks and return to normal activity. However, those with continuing symptoms may be recommended to have surgery. Over time, the herniation may shrink, and the pain will subside and perhaps eventually disappear entirely.
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Edward J. Frankoski, D.O. has received extensive training in Pain Management, and always stays current with all new and up to date through many educational meetings throughout the year. He has been practicing Pain Management in the Aventura area for over fifteen years and he has been involved in drug research as well as procedure research studies. Interventional Pain Physicians of South Florida is located at 21097 NE 27th Court, Suite 340, Aventura, 33180. To schedule an appointment, please call (305)932-1660.
UNIVERSITY SPOTLIGHT
Union Institute & University Inaugurates New President BY BEVERLY PERKINS
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t is with great excitement that Union Institute & University announces the inauguration of Dr. Karen Schuster Webb as the university’s sixth president in its 54-year history, and the first African-American woman to hold office. President Webb took office as president on July 1, 2018, after a national search was conducted to replace retiring President Roger H. Sublett, Ph.D., who served as Union’s president for 15 years. The visionary leader’s inauguration took place at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio last November. The inauguration program included welcome remarks from a number of university delegates and Dr. Webb’s colleagues, as well as greetings from the faculty, staff, administration, students, and alumni of Union Institute & University. Trustees issued the presidential charges and presented the presidential medallion
in her words ‘to a more perfect Union,’ and is committed to Union’s mission and values to engage, enlighten and empower individuals to pursue professional goals and a lifetime of learning, service, and social responsibility,” exclaimed Chair of the UI&U Board of Trustees, Ms. Christine van Duelmen. Dr. Webb is a visionary leader with a passion for community and mentoring women in leadership, having dedicated her career to the equity of access to educational excellence in the United States, as well as around the world. She brings more than 20 years of executive leadership and a spectacular career in higher education, most recently as the Midwest campus president and senior advisor for and the university mace as Dr. Webb Academic Innovation to the Chancellor takes office. Also included were a at the Antioch University System. musical offering and a poem recitaDr. Webb has a most impressive tion to honor Dr. Webb’s Creek Nation heritage. Dr. Webb’s inaugural address resume with a vast experience of work in many university systems. From was titled, “A More Perfect Union.” “She has the background and expe- Provosts to Founder and Director of rience to lead our university forward, multiple academic environments to
Dean and Vice President, the bi-lingual educational pioneer has also had a successful record of fundraising and building relationships and partnerships during her career. Additionally, she has earned numerous awards, including “Teacher of the Year” by the California School of Education doctoral students at Alliant International University, and was selected in 2016 as one of the Top 25 Women in Higher Education and Beyond by Diverse Issues in Higher Education Magazine, honoring her commitment to and advocacy for diversity, inclusion, and mentoring. Dayton Magazine profiled her for their leadership series. Dr. Webb and her husband, Wallace H. Webb, Jr., a retired educator, are the proud parents of two children, Ramona and Wallace, III. n For more information about Union Institute & University, please visit myunion.edu or call 800-861-6400.
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SCHOOL NEWS
A Purr-fect Message and Masterpiece BY BEVERLY PERKINS
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ver fifty Beachside Montessori Village School understood the difficulty of these older felines findstudents participate in the school’s art club. ing their fur-ever homes and wanted to help. Each week the talented bunch create unique, “Whether it be about the environment, helpone-of-a-kind pieces with a purpose. They most often ing others in need in our community or bringing use items they find at the beach, around school, and awareness, the fifty-two students let their creativity in the community. The recycled art projects usually shine each month,” said Manon Boulanger Wiese, have an educational message and show their love of Beachside Montessori Art Club, and Humane Society the environment. of Broward County (HSBC) volunteer. These creative works of art have included ceramThose adopting typically want a kitten and they ics, bicycle wheel frames woven with marine debris, wanted to change that, so they asked the HSBC to and sculptures from materials such as Styrofoam and send photos of those cats who have been at the private cardboard that would have otherwise been discarded non-profit organization for more than 30 days. The at school. Currently, they are working on creating images were then printed, and the students painted peace signs that will include messages about why they miniature 3x3 portraits of their newly loved fourare grateful for the environment and ocean. legged friends which are on display in the Humane During the holidays, the elementary and middleSociety of Broward County’s lobby. schoolers learned how adult cats are often overlooked “I’m all about the animals and environment! I try at animal shelters. The compassionate students to come up with projects that benefit the community, whether it be animals or the environment. I thought portraits created by students would show the cats individuality and help them find forever homes. When the cats are adopted, the cat’s portrait goes home with their new family,” added Wiese. “This is a very creative way to help bring awareness to the many cats that are waiting for forever homes. Hopefully, the art club students are more
Live your best life now. Let us help you combat depression, anxiety and feeling miserable about most anything In his clinical practice, Dr. Donde helps guide individuals and couples toward living more rationally using REBT (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy). As the stoic philosopher Epictetus said: “People are disturbed not by things, but by the views they take of them.” We largely create our own feelings through the beliefs and views we take of events that occur in our lives. For example, consider how differently people around us may respond to a tragic event despite observing similar physical stimuli. In the days and weeks following the event, individuals
will respond differently because of their beliefs and interpretations of the event. REBT serves to help clients learn to challenge irrational belief systems by identifying and disputing the faulty beliefs that cause and maintain our disturbances. To this end, REBT is as much a philosophical endeavor as it is a psychological intervention. Dr. Donde is honored to assist clients on the journey to living a more rational existence by taking control of their feelings through REBT.
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aware of the need for cat adopters and if their family is looking to add a feline friend, they will consider adopting,” exclaimed Cherie Wachter, VP of Marketing at the HSBC. “My students and I are very proud to contribute to this worthwhile cause. We are hoping that our art brings community awareness for the many animals that need lifetime homes,” exclaimed art teacher Ms. Claudia Carroll. The HSBC is conveniently located at 2070 Griffin Road, just a block west of I-95. Adoption hours are Monday – Saturday 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. For more information, please call 954-989-3977.
MESSAGE FROM THE POLICE CHIEF
Add Safety to Your List of Resolutions
BY NORTH MIAMI BEACH CHIEF OF POLICE WILLIAM “BILL” HERNANDEZ, MSM
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very January 1st, roughly one in three Americans make New Year’s resolutions to re-evaluate some of their life choices. Indeed, as individuals, we take great pleasure into making them, but they are difficult to maintain. This year, among some worthy resolutions such as, lose weight, stay fit and healthy, quit smoking, cut back on alcohol, enjoy life to the fullest, cut stress, get more sleep, travel, attempt to also include making some crime prevention resolutions that are just as important to your safety, security and well-being for 2019. Although 2019 will bring some of the same challenges as 2018, the North Miami Beach Police Department (NMBPD) encourages you to consider the idea of a “fresh start” in a good way to make life-saving crime prevention resolutions. Below are some pointers on how to make these safety resolutions stick: KEEP PERSPECTIVE: Crime prevention is everyone’s business and involves taking some simple steps to prevent crime such as burglary. Therefore, do not make your home an easy prey to burglar. Ensure that windows and doors are locked in order to prevent opportunities for burglaries. RECRUIT SUPPORT: Become familiar with the different programs and services that the Crime Prevention Unit of the NMBPD has to offer. Share your safe neighborhood goals with others because safer homes and neighborhoods happen when people in the communities are connected with each other. BE REALISTIC: Assess your home with these few steps: (1) close your curtains at night so that others cannot window shop or “peep” through; (2) assure that you have sufficient lighting by leaving your porch lights on at night and possibly placing motion lights around the corners of your residence; (3) record and register your valuables by keeping track of the serial numbers of select items, marking your valuables, taking photographs of items and jewelry; and (4) protect your identity against fraudsters and scammers by not giving them your personal information AT ALL. DO NOT DRINK, TEXT AND DRIVE: Fun times can easily turn into tragedy when someone decides to drive while he/she is impaired. It is imperative to save your life and/or the life of another person by driving sober! MAKE YOUR RESOLUTION CONCRETE: Resolve to stay alert while applying “situational awareness ability” wherever you are. Also, resolve to avoid making your vehicle a target; therefore, take the necessary precautions by remembering to “Park Smart, to Lock, to Take, to Hide”. The NMBPD wishes you a Happy New Year during which time you resolve to be alert, be secure, be informed, be a good neighbor and report any suspicious activity by calling the NMBPD at (305) 949-5500. To learn more about the City of North Miami Beach Police Department, please visit www. citynmb.com. For emergencies, please dial 9-1-1 and all other non-emergencies, please call (305) NMB-POLICE or (305) 662-7654.
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Hollywood residents Jean and Dr. Tony Dorto were recognized for their outstanding contributions at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts during the 28th annual volunteer recognition event, presented by Florida Blue in early November. Besides ushering, Jean works in various roles at the theatre and fills in many extra shifts totaling 1,065 volunteer hours.Tony ushered 261 hours. Let’s give the dynamic power couple a standing ovation.
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Surrounded by family and friends, Aventura Commissioner Bob Shelley and Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center Cantor Geniene Miller tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at their home on a gorgeous South Florida evening in late November. Mazel Tov to the new Mr. & Mrs. Shelley!
RESTORATION HOLLYWOOD Former Vice Mayor and owner of Hollywood Beach’s Ocean Alley Deborah Case hosted “Campaign for Tomorrow” to raise funds for the restoration of the Hollywood Women’s Club building which was built over ninety years ago in 1927.
FLOCK OF FLAMINGOS
The Hollywood Women’s Club was at it again this past holiday season as they flocked downtown Hollywood businesses and homes with their annual flocking festivities. They celebrated the arrival of pink flamingos at Mickey Byrnes Irish Pub with plenty of smiles, laughter, and cheers.
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Chabad Chayil celebrated the festival of lights with a Chanukah Street Fair. Many gathered to build a 7-foot menorah one Lego at a time proving that together the world can be a better place by doing one good deed at a time and filling the world with joy, warmth, and light. It was then lit in memory of those lost in the Pittsburgh tragedy.
Artis Senior Living to Open New Memory Care Assisted Living Community in Davie Artis Senior Living will be opening a 72suite memory care community in Davie for seniors affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of demen-tia. Residents will be able to move freely among neighborhoods in the one-story, 35,000 square foot community. They can also take advantage of an outdoor area on three acres of secured land. The community is strategically located at 2794 S. Flamingo Road, so it is easily accessible from Florida’s Turnpike, I-595, and I-75. Amy DePreker, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, answered some questions about the new Memory Care Assisted Living Community. Describe the community. The community will be comprised of four neighborhoods designed to create
an intimate environment with familiar living spaces. The central core, known as the “Town Center,” will feature a host of amenities, including a neighborhood center for community gatherings and a studio for activities, as well as a health center, beauty and barber shop. How do you tailor each person’s living experience? Artis Senior Living of Davie strives to make sure that its residents and their families have a say in how they live. Our philosophy centers around empowerment, pride and fulfillment for all our residents. Instead of a one-size-fits-all philosophy, the experience is tailored specifically to each person to ensure independence, dignity and quality of life. What is “The Artis Way? ” We follow what we call “The Artis Way.” Each letter of the word Artis stands for a tenet of the organization.
▸ “A” is the ability to have a voice. We want residents and their families to engage in open communication with our associates to make sure that what we’re doing is the right fit for them.
▸ “R” is about respecting and maintaining relationships. ▸ “T” stands for treasuring each person’s uniqueness. ▸ “I” is for integrity. We promote dignity and respect. ▸ “S” is for success and recognition.
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