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Marlon Johnson Wins Regional Emmy
Posted December 24th, 2010
Dennis Scholl, Chad Tingle and Marlon Johnson
Knight Foundation’s Dennis Scholl and Miami filmmakers Chad Tingle and Marlon Johnson won aSuncoast Emmy this week for Sunday’s Best, a documentary on the elaborate hats African-American women traditionally wear to church.
Commissioned by Knight Foundation, the film shot in Miami won the Religion-News category. Incorporating interviews and contemporary and vintage photography, it is the first film inspired by the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Free Gospel Sundays program.
Watch the trailer here.
Knight’s Stuart Kennedy, Scholl and Producer Kiramay Cervallos were also nominated this year for a documentary on the 2008 Knight Arts Challenge winners, in the Arts/Entertainment Program category.
Congratulations!
Networking Event at Dr. Jay Singer's Office
Posted August 23rd, 2010On August 20, 2010, the Ultimate Makeovers had its inaugural launch at Dr. Jay Singer's Orthodontist office.
Pictures (left to right): Dr. Mark Scheinberg, Dr. Nicholas DeTure, Dr. Randy Burks, Dr, Jay Singer, Dr. Charles Nottingham, Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, & Sarah Franco
Not pictured: Dr. David Levens, Dr. Kenneth Anenberg, Rob Samson, Dr. George Kolos, & Dr. Barbara Martin
Nottingham Consulting Group Attends Women In Distress Starfish Luncheon
Posted May 31st, 2010Alex & Heather Nottingham from Nottingham Consulting Group, LLC attend Women In Distress Starfish Luncheon.
The Starfish Luncheon is in its fourth year and with over 400 corporate leaders and business professionals attending, this is an essential public forum to honor and show appreciation for venerable people who are dedicated to changing the lives of domestic violence victims in Broward County. The “Starfish” theme is inspired from the popular starfish story by Loren Eiseley which exemplifies how each and every one of us can make a difference - one person at a time.
Courtney Holshouser (Women In Distress) with Heather Nottingham
The 4th Annual Starfish Luncheon, held on May 19, 2010 at the Signature Grand, was a wonderful celebration of those in our community who go above and beyond to support Women In Distress. Thank you to the over 450 guests who attended to congratulate this year’s honorees: Lorraine Thomas, Bank of America, Bishop Henry Fernandez, Senior Pastor Carol Fernandez, and the Faith Center, and a very special individual who was the recipient of the first ever Starfish Award presented to a survivor of domestic violence. We’d like to thank all of our generous sponsors, including Presenting Sponsors AutoNation Inc., Signature Grand, and Sun Sentinel.
Exceptional Clients Trained By Rob Samson
Posted May 19th, 2010Here is Rob Samson training a young adult with special needs (autism).
JAFCO Children with Developmental Disabilities Groundbreaking
Posted May 12th, 2010JAFCO, Jewish Adoption & Foster Care Options, is breaking ground on Friday, June 4, 2010 at 9:00 AM on the new JAFCO Respite and Family Resource Center with Developmental Disabilities.
This will be a state-of-the-art facility that will support the growing number of special needs families in our community with a full array of services including therapy, family support, training, recreation, socialization and extended respite care.
All members of the community are welcome to attend.
Fort Lauderdale Cosmetic Dentists Offer Revolutionary Sports Appliance
Posted May 2nd, 2010
Miami and Fort Lauderdale cosmetic dentist Dr. George Kolos and his team at Smile South Florida Cosmetic Dentistry have recently started offering the Makkar PPM sports appliance, a mouth guard which is specially fitted to each user and has been proven to enhance sports performance. Invented by Dr. Anil Makkar, each appliance is custom-designed and manufactured for each individual. The device aligns the athlete's head, neck and spine improving balance, range of motion, flexibility, endurance, and oxygen flow during athletic activities.
The appliance works on the principle that the muscles of the face, jaw and neck should be aligned to be most efficient and restful. Most people do not have that alignment naturally and the result can be headaches, neck strain, and cracked teeth. The benefits that users experience are the result of a more efficient neuromusculature, and enhanced oxygen flow through an increased airway. Most athletes see improvement in their performance immediately.
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