Triple Crown Life

Triple Crown Life
a social publication for the residents of triple crown
Bill, Allison, Kayla and Kiki Unkraut
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859-384-5300
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Thomas More College 859-341-5800
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859.250.3548
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This section has been created to give you easier access when searching for a
trusted neighborhood vendor to use. Take a minute to familiarize yourself
with the businesses sponsoring Triple Crown.
These local businesses are proud to partner with your neighborhood and
make this newsletter possible. Please support these businesses and thank
them for supporting Triple Crown!
ACCOUNTING
Padgett & Mastronardo, PLLC
(859) 485-9100
padgettmastronardo-cpas.com
APPLIANCES
Hagedorn Appliances
(859) 342-6060
hagedorn.brandsource.com
ATTORNEY / LEGAL
SERVICES
Adams, Stepner, Woltermann &
Dusing, PLLC
(859) 394-6200
aswdlaw.com
AUDIO / VISUAL
Masterpiece Audio Video
(859) 341-3520
masterpieceaudio.com
AUTO DEALERSHIP
Kerry Toyota
(859) 371-3939
kerrytoyota.com
Porsche of Kings Automall
(513) 851-5900
kings-automall.porschedealer.com
AUTO REPAIR &
BODY SHOP
Urb's Garage & Body Shop
(859) 586-7309
www.urbsgarage.com
BANKING
PNC Bank
(859) 392-9425
pnc.com
CARPET CLEANING
& AIR DUCT
CLEANING
Teasdale Fenton
(859) 291-9700
teasdalefenton.com
DENTIST - PEDIATRIC
Union Pediatric Dentist / Struckhoff
Orthodontics
(859) 384-6050
(859) 356-6630
DOORS, WINDOWS
& AWNINGS
A & E Door & Window
(859) 283-1984
aedoorsales.com
DRY CLEANERS
Widmer's
(513) 321-7600
widmerscleaners.com
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
/ ORAL SURGERY
J. Robert Foote, Jr. DMD
(859) 283-1911
yourcommonwealthdental.com
EUROPEAN &
DOMESTIC AUTO
REPAIR
Steve's Car & Truck Repair
(859) 992-6196
sportscarstorellc.com
DENTAL
General & Cosmetic Dentistry
(859) 384-1700
wrightnkysmiles.com
EYE CARE
Wing Eyecare
(859) 282-0911
wingeyecare.com
FINANCIAL ADVISOR
Legacy Financial Advisors
(859) 655-3873
legacyfinancialadvisors.com
FURNITURE /
INTERIOR DESIGN
The Silky Way
(513) 984-0804
silkyway.com
GRANITE / MARBLE /
NATURAL STONE
Excellence by Nature
(859) 283-1130
ebngranite.com
HAIR SALON
Hair Color Xperts
(859) 331-3360
haircolorexpertscrestview.com
HEATING & AIR
CONDITIONING
Arlinghaus Heating & Air
Conditioning
(859) 727-9000
arlinghausair.com
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ENHANCEMENTS
Ray St. Clair Roofing
(513) 874-1234
LANDSCAPING /
LAWN MAINTENANCE
A & A Lawncare Landscaping, INC.
(859) 384-0266
AandAlawnservices.com
PEDIATRIC
Union Pediatrics
(859) 384-2550
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Champion Windows
(513) 898-1694
Natures Way
(859) 282-7119
natureswaynky.com
PLAYGROUND
EQUIPMENT
Recreations Outlet
(513) 699-3312
recreationsoutlet.com
HOME MORTGAGE
Helen M. Ruehmer
(513) 252-4063
loansbyhelen.com
LAWN PRODUCTS
Lawn Bott
(859) 371-8200
invisiblefence.com
PRESCHOOL
Goddard School
(859) 525-0555
goddardschool.com
HOSPITALS / HEALTH
CARE
Hospice of the Bluegrass - NKY
(859) 441-6332
hospicebg.org / northern.html
LIGHTING
Custom Lighting Design LLC
(513) 616-0632
PROFESSIONAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Shively Photography
(859) 240-7281
shivelyphotodesign.com
INSURANCE
Tri-City Insurance & Services Inc
(859) 371-7006
tciky.com
INTERIOR DESIGN
Kidd Interiors
(859) 384-6849
kiddinteriors.com
Kordenbrock Interiors
(859) 341-0072
Kordenbrock.com
Polished Panache
(513) 519-5040
polishedpanache.com
JEWELERS
Schulz & Sons Jewelers
(859) 331-2888
www.schulz@fuse.net
Wiseway Supply
(859) 371-2211
wisewaysupply.com
MASSAGE
Laura Lander Massage
(859) 283-0044
www.lauralandermassage.com
MOVERS
D & D Storage & Moving
(859) 291-5960
danddstorageandmoving.com
H.Johnson Moving & Storage
(859) 431-7745
hjohnsonmoving.net
NON-PROFIT
Society of St Vincent De Paul
(859) 341-3212
SVDPnky.org
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Realty Executives - Cindy Cahill
(859) 991-0800
AnylistingAnytime.com
RESTAURANT
Uno Chicago Grill
(513) 652-7977
unos.com
RESTAURANT SPORTS
BAR & PUB
Shakey's Pub & Grub
(859) 466-8687
ROOFING
Bresser & Sons Roofing
(859) 384-3295
bresserroofing.com
SCHOOL PRIVATE
St Henry District High School
(859) 525-5848
shdhs.org
SCHOOLS
Little Red School House
(859) 727-6148
lrshpreschool.com
SECURITY SYSTEMS
& MONITORING
Detect-All Security
(513) 528-7700
detect-allsecurity.com
SPECIAL NEEDS
SCHOOL
ABS Autism Learning Center
(513) 861-0300
appliedbehavioralservices.com
STAINED GLASS
OVERLAY
Stained Glass Overlay
(859) 727-4746
sgodesignerglass.com
TUTORING
The Learning Curve
(859) 384-4359
learningcurvetutoringcenter.com
WINDOW COVERING
Tailored Living / Budget Blinds
(859) 488-0078
WINDOWS
Renewal By Andersen
(513) 985-7952
RBACincy.com
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2012-2013
Boone County Schools Calendar
Publisher’s
Hello,
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! I
am excited to announce that my son
has returned from being deployed in
Afghanistan. While we won’t have the
opportunity to see him until December,
we are just so relieved to have him safe
Linda Gardner
and on U.S. soil. Our military make
many sacrifices to keep us safe and it is an
honor to feature them in our publication. If you have a family
member you would like to share with the community please
contact me at Linda.Gardner@n2pub.com.
Wake Up to Exceptional Service.
Bring this ad into the
PNC Union at Village
Terrace Branch for
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Call: 859-384-3390
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Please remember that this publication is FREE to all residents
because of the generosity of our neighborhood sponsors. Please
be sure to support those who support us and remember to tell
them you saw them in Triple Crown Life. We are looking for
other good businesses to refer to our residents. I would like to
feature many different categories for your convenience. Please
contact me with any business you would like to refer to your
neighbors and recommend for our magazine.
Sincerely,
Linda Gardner,
N.K. Area Director
859-250-3548
linda.gardner@n2pub.com
November 6 No school -- Presidential election
November 21 Teacher training day -- No school for students
November 22 & 23 Thanksgiving break
December 19 - January 1 Winter break
January 2 School resumed
January 21 No school for students
February 18 Teacher training day -- No school for students
March 15 Teacher training day -- No school for students
March 29 Teacher training day -- No school for students
March 31 Easter
April 8-12 Spring break -- no school
May 22 Last day for students -- to be adjusted based on snow days
May 23 Closing Day
Snow Days: May 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, June 3, 4, 5, 6
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We have been Swim & Tennis members
of the County Club since we moved in,
and we love going to the pool in the summer. The girls are avid swimmers, and we
enjoy being at the pool on Friday evenings,
Saturday, and Sunday during the summer. We look forward to the summer days
where we meet our neighbors at the pool
to share in the sun and fun times. Our
hope is the girls will join the swim team
next summer, which will allow us even
more opportunities to meet new people in
the neighborhood.
Familyspotlight
The Unkraut Family
By the Unkraut family, residents of Triple Crown
We are pleased to introduce our family to you: Bill, Allison,
Kayla, and KiKi Unkraut. We have been married almost 11
years and have two wonderful children. Kayla is 7 years old and
attends first grade at Villa Madonna Academy. KiKi is 5½ and
is in kindergarten at Villa as well.
Bill is currently employed by Fidelity Investments. He is a senior
account executive in the Private Client Group. He has worked
for Fidelity for the past 17 years. Allison is a vice president of
client leadership at dunnhumbyUSA, where she has worked for
almost eight years. Prior to joining dunnhumbyUSA, Allison
worked at Provident Bank for over eight years where she held a
variety of positions in finance, retail and marketing.
We have lived in Triple Crown since December 2009. Prior
to moving to Triple Crown, we lived in Hebron, KY for
seven years and on the west side of Cincinnati for almost two
years. We built our house in Triple Crown as we loved the
neighborhood and wanted a big yard for our children. Since
moving into Triple Crown, we have made many new friends.
We feel lucky to be surrounded by great neighbors, and we
are enjoying establishing new traditions like fireworks on the
3rd of July and Labor Day weekend gatherings. Our circle
of friends has grown tremendously since moving into the
neighborhood, and we love meeting new neighbors through
various activities and get-togethers.
Our family is very active, and we enjoy
being outside as much as possible. Kayla
and KiKi both play soccer with the
Boone County Youth Soccer Association.
In addition, both girls have been taking
skiing lessons at Perfect North since they
were 4 years old. Kayla also plays indoor
soccer and baseball while KiKi enjoys
dancing and singing. Both girls have also
inherited a passion for golf – one they
picked up from their Dad, who has been
playing golf since he was a kid. If the
weather is nice, you will most likely see
our family outside playing in the yard or
taking a golf cart ride through the neighborhood. As the girls get older, they will
have many opportunities to get exposed
to new sports and activities through Villa
Madonna Academy.
get to enjoy the beach and ocean while
reconnecting to our special family members living in that area.
Our family also enjoys traveling. A
favorite destination of our family is Fort
Walton Beach, FL, where we love the
beautiful Emerald Coast. We are lucky
that we have family in the area, so we
Overall, we feel extremely lucky to live
in such a beautiful neighborhood. We
couldn’t be happier living in Triple Crown,
and we look forward to our children growing up in this great area.
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Robin, Shawn, Jordan and Becca Dailey helping residents unload their vehicles.
Residents Robin, Shawn, Jordan and Becca Dailey
Triple Crown’s
DONATION DAY
With the Society of St Vincent de Paul
Our first Donation Day was a great success! Save your items
as we are planning another Donation Day in April! I want to
give a BIG thank you to the Dailey family for spending the
entire morning helping to load the truck each time a resident
arrived with donations. A & E Door graciously offered their
services by furnishing a pickup truck so we could schedule large
item pickups. Shawn Dailey and St. Vincent’s assigned worker,
Jimmy were there to lend muscle to the job.
We would also like to thank Gramma’s Pizza for donating six
large pizzas and drinks for the event. Located at 8449 U.S. 42.
Gramma’s offers brick oven-fired pizza, salads, wings, calzones,
sandwiches and pasta. The menu includes imported beers, wines
and desserts. Visit Gramma’s for a great meal or call for home
delivery – 859-525-1440
See ad for The Society of St Vincent de Paul on page 23
Shawn and Jimmy with the help of A & E Door unloading a stove donated by a resident.
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Residents enjoying pizza and pop donated by Gramma’s Pizza located at 8449 U.S. 42 in Florence
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Are You a Resident Business Owner?
Save the date for the next 2 Networking meetings
– Thursday, November, 8th & Tuesday, December 4th.
“ You are invited to attend our monthly networking event to spread the word
about your business.” We hope you will join us!
Tony Berling, Triple Crown developer, has graciously invited us to use the Triple Crown Country Club for our monthly Networking Meetings. If you are a business owner, please join us.
Each month, N2 Publishing organizes an event where our current advertisers, resident business owners, and guests are able to meet
a variety of new contacts to further establish relationships and grow their businesses. Networking is ultimately about "WHO YOU
KNOW" and "WHO KNOWS YOU!" This is a great opportunity to get your business noticed by other like-minded professionals. I will be sending an EVITE each month, so please email me with your email address so you can be included. Come for just a
few minutes or stay for the entire time (5:30-7:30 pm). Please bring plenty of business cards!
Please email Linda.gardner@n2pub.com to be added to the EVITE list or if you have any questions.
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save
Date
the
76th Annual Charity Ball fundraiser for the
Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky.
Be social for a great cause!
The 76th Annual Charity Ball takes place Saturday, November 10,
2012 in the Cincinnati Airport Marriott’s International Ballroom.
Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. and include dinner, drinks, dancing, gaming, and an auction of fantastic goods and services donated by local and national businesses.
To purchase sponsorships or tickets, go to chnk.org/charityball/
Holiday Trunk Show at the
Triple Crown Country Club
Thursday, November 8th from 5p.m. to 9 p.m.
All admissions and donations go directly to benefit Grace and the Inyart Family. Join us
for an evening of shopping. Cash Bar will be available.
For more information contact Carol Ashcraft at 859.384.1410 or tccbanquets@fuse,net
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neighbors
save
goodbye
Date
the
Jolee, Chris, Paige and Parker Gust are moving to San Francisco
to start their new adventure on the coast. We will miss them and
we wish them the best!
Shout
Hand done oil painting by “Mrs. Claus”
for The Silky Way!
A magical evening for Triple Crown residents only – on November 7th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm,
The Silky Way invites you to attend a simply magical and
exquisite holiday display featuring 12 extravagantly decorated
Christmas trees. See our hand done oil paintings with varied
Christmas themes. You can have them personalized to create a family heirloom. Come and catch the Christmas spirit,
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meet neighbors and enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres supplied by The Silky Way / 11345 Montgomery Rd / Cincinnati Ohio 45249.
RSVP to linda.gardner@n2pub.com or 859-250-3548
A SILKY WAY HOLIDAY
features 12 extraordinary trees in
traditional and designer colors… and more!
The Little Red School House
Interview With Resident Owner: Jan Malley
The Little Red School House has always
taken learning to a higher level for students. This philosophy of education
began in 1975 when they started teaching
advanced phonics and reading as the basis
of their curriculum.
cultural aspects of the country of Spain as
well. This is accomplished through activities such as by providing Spanish foods,
music, clothing, and games which give
the students an opportunity to learn and
understand the cultural aspects of Spain.
In 1988 Spanish classes were added to
the curriculum for all kindergarten students. The Spanish classes have been
taught by charismatic Spanish teacher
Inez Ariaz since 1998. Inez was born
in Spain, grew up, and was educated
there. She brings a plethora of first-hand
knowledge of Spain and the language.
The students learn to speak conversational Spanish and are introduced to the
This year the Little Red School House
has added violin classes, which are being
taught by Madina Akhatova. She has
studied and played the violin since the age
of six while growing up in both Russia and
Uzbekistan. In 2008 Madina received a
full scholarship from Northern Kentucky
University and graduated this past spring
with honors. Madina participated in
the Kentucky music educators associa-
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tion from 2010-2011. She was also the
principal violinist for the Chamber and
Philharmonic Orchestras. Children can
begin lessons as young as age three. They
are taught in small classes of two to four
students. They learn through games, songs
and rhymes. This fun learning environment attracts all students who are charmed
by the violin and Madina. These young
violinists recently hosted a concert for
their family and friends. The lessons are a
huge hit and are continuing this fall. At
the Little Red School House parents can
see the difference a child-geared curriculum and motivated teachers can make. For
more information about the Little Red
School House, call 859-727-6148.
Select from12 different hand
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family name, children’s names etc.
Each with a Christmas theme –
some with children, all with Santa.
Priced from $249 and destined
to become family heirlooms!
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Grace Inyart and the Inyart Family
please continue to pray for
On August 12th, Grace was injured in an
automobile accident on Frogtown Road.
Below is an update from Marybeth,
Grace's mother.
We need all the prayers in the world for
sweet Grace. She is now on the rehabilitation floor at Children's Hospital. She isn't
talking, walking or eating yet. But she is
very alert and making very purposeful
movements. She smiles when she is happy
and lets us know when she isn't. She is
starting to follow one-step commands.
Please continue to pray for her recovery.
A Message From Resident: Autumn Short
We are hoping that Grace will be home
in time to celebrate Thanksgiving with
her family. We have such an amazing
community that it is no surprise that
Grace is making such wonderful progress
with all of the prayers she is receiving.
Please enlist your neighbors, friends, and
churches and encourage them to start a
prayer chain for Grace.
yard
month
OF THE
Join her group on Facebook to stay
updated on fundraisers "prayingforgrace"
Marybeth and Daryl Inyart
Yards pictured on the Yard of the Month page are not necessarily landscaped by the advertised lawn company on this page,
but are yards that were chosen at random. The
lawn company featured is the Sponsor
for the Yard of the
month page.
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Ashlea and Maddi Pullen
Leslee Inyart and her daughter, Brooklyn, take a break
from shopping to say “cheeze dahling!”
Barbie Soiree
kindervelt #55
By Resident Autumn Short
“I believe in manicures. I believe in
overdressing. I believe in primping at leisure
and wearing lipstick. I believe in pink. I
believe that laughing is the best calorie burner.
I believe in kissing, kissing a lot. I believe in
being strong when everything seems to be
going wrong. I believe that happy girls are
the prettiest girls. I believe that tomorrow is
another day and I believe in miracles.”
-- Audrey Hepburn
Barbie Team!
At some point it became very unfashionable to raise daughters or become women who admittedly embrace the one and
only Audrey Hepburn’s most quotable quote. Whether it was
the retail industry, the film industry, or the music industry, one
can only guess; but our girls have been coaxed into growing up
too fast and shedding our inner girly-ness. With that, we are
also losing a common sisterhood far too young. The ability to
cheer on, or encourage and congratulate our fellow females is
dwindling at an all too early age. Please do not argue competitiveness, because there is nothing I love more than a gal with
ambition and drive! No, this is serious girls! These reasons alone
were the driving force of creating our Barbie event. Like Miss
Audrey, (upon whom was bestowed the honor of becoming
immortalized as an entire line of collector Barbies) I decided
that I would not get down about this fact; I would do something about it! That’s when I enlisted all of the wonderful ladies
I knew in Kindervelt 55.
Jennifer Oney Hill and daughter, Julia
Jolee Gust and Paige bask in the pinkness of it all!
When trying to send a message this adult and complicated
to those 12 and under, one must be very particularly choosey
as to whom they select to deliver it. Could we have done
any better than our own Triple Crown resident, Kindervelt
55 member and assistant superintendant of Boone County
Schools Karen Chesser Richards? No, I think not! In a
stylishly fitted black lace overlay cocktail dress, and perfectly
tousled blonde locks (yes, it’s important), Karen strutted up
to our pink feathered podium and worked some amazing
girl power magic! Armed with only a bag of props and her
own 1992 gymnastics Barbie, ok and her long list of degrees
and credentials, she had the crowd of almost 150 ladies and
little ladies, captivated. Karen perfectly captured the message
we wanted to send to our guests: you are never too old to
play with or collect Barbies, Barbie has many friends and
she does that by being a good friend to others, finally, with
confidence, kindness and drive you can be anything...just
like Barbie!
provided our rockin’ Barbie beats for our rad runway show. Mike
Palmer generously donated Barbie toothbrushes to each swag
bag. Jennifer Oney-Hill, Little Red School House, Scentsy,
Goddard School, Triple Crown Hat Co, Applied Behavioral
Services, the Tackett family, Eden Salon and Spa, the Reynolds
family, the Browning family, Jolee Alex Gust, and Lancôme
Dillard’s, all donated great little goodie bags and baubles to our
swanky swag bags! Eden Salon and Spa spiffed up hair dos with
curls and coiffures with amazing and dedicated talent. Lancôme
Dillard’s perfected pink pouts and cheeks, while Little Red
School house polished every delicate finger!
It’s important to pass along that we do not sit and play with
Barbies at this event. Nope! We get beautified, polished, sip
in the Barbie display of many years of Barbies, and take a
swaggering strut down our “Fancy Frocks Runway.” We also
make time to shop the wonderful auction items provided by
Kindervelt members, and delve into tasty treats!
September 9th, 2012 marked the 2nd Annual Barbie Soiree hosted at Triple Crown Country Club by the ladies of
Kindervelt 55 to benefit Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center and their new four-year commitment to THE HEART
INSTITUTE. If this event sounds like something you or a
sassy little sweetie you know would be interested in, don’t worry!
We will be pinking it up at the club again next year. For anyone
that loves to be pampered, primped, fussed over and likes to be
sprinkled with sparkly girl power glitter, this is your event! My
little doll, Aris, is still all aglow with pink power! Which only
leaves one question...do you believe in pink?
It takes a lot of community effort to create such a wonderful
event. We always ask our guests to thank our sponsors and
supporters by their patronage. Wouldn’t you know it, a lot of
them happen to be Triple Crown residents! Glen Stansberry
We have to also thank our Fabulous Fifty $50 Sponsors! Airport Ford, Clean Spot - Warsaw Laundromat, Jennifer OneyHill of Re/Max Affiliates, Paul Hill attorney at law, the Carlisle
family, Patty Corbit of Sibcy Cline Realtors, the Hayden family,
Triple Crown Hat Co. & the Short family, Kim Moore senior
mortgage loan officer at Fifth Third.
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Karen Chesser Richards presents “B” anything the
Barbie way!
Izabella getting her nails done
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Monica Smith and Izabella
Autumn and Aris Short
Walking the runway!
Lori Tackett and Abby Tackett
Barbie Beauties
Kendall Reynolds with her Barbie twins: Marlee and Mary Elle
Brooke Inyart getting her nails done
Ava Hammons receives lovely locks from a stylist from
Eden Salon and Spa
Brooke Inyart and Kindervelt 55 member Denise Kelly
as Pink Soiree Barbie
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NORTHERN KENTUCKY
SVdP - NKY thanks the entire
Triple Crown community for helping
us serve our neighbors in need.
May your holidays be happy and blessed.
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pets
precious
By Residents Jeff, Kristi & Emery Nelson
When Watson, our Old English Sheepdog, died at
the age of 13, we were heartbroken. Even when
all three of us were home together, our house
seemed so empty without him. As much as we
love animals, we just weren’t sure if we’d ever be
ready to open ourselves up to that kind of heartbreak again. Fortunately, Emery was persistent
in expressing her strong desire to get another
dog. She independently went to work researching breeds of all shapes and sizes, and finally asked
that we get a soft-coated wheaten terrier puppy
for her 11th birthday. We all weighed in on the
idea, then put the issue to a family vote. The official results were 2-1, with the ladies in the house
giving the edge to a new addition to the family.
That’s how Ozzie “Blue” Nelson came to be a member of our family in April 2011.
As soon as we welcomed Ozzie into our lives, the three of us
were in unanimous agreement --- Emery’s 11th birthday present was a gift our entire family loved and would treasure! It’s a
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good thing that it was love at first sight,
because Ozzie certainly was a typical,
mischievous puppy. He was quick to
ignore his basket full of toys in favor of
other household items. When we weren’t
looking, he loved to chew up shoes, gnaw
on the corners of rugs, and swipe anything else he found lying around on the
floor. He’s outgrown most of those puppy pranks and is now just a great companion. Ozzie loves to go on long walks,
play fetch, and hide and seek. He’s a very
family-oriented dog who’s never quite
satisfied until he’s rounded up everyone
in the house and we’re all together in
one room. Ozzie constantly reminds the
three us why dogs are so easy to fall in
love with, how quickly a new puppy can
become a part of the fabric of our family, and that the inevitable heartache that
comes at the end of a dog’s life is a small
price to pay for all the love and joy that
they bring us during their lifetime.
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and brothers. I like to yell, scream, laugh and make a whole
bunch of noise while I’m AWAKE!
Favorite Song: Blues Clues. But if I hear music I will bust out
my best dance moves...anywhere, anytime.
Birthday Month: October
Arden and mom on the homecoming float September 21st for The Union Learning
Center's float. Autumn is in her original high school cheerleading uniform from Ryle.
Class of 1995!
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By Resident Autumn Short
Don't let the cold weather and Thanksgiving turkey
keep you from staying healthy!
Arden after his tattoo
Arden Short
Age: 4
School: Union Learning Curve
My name is Arden. I like to
make friends everywhere I go.
I like to have fun and tease
and play with my brothers and sister. I have lots of
nicknames and I answer to
all of them. My family calls
Arden with his blankie
me Tommy Boy, Frank the
Tank and Biggie Smalls. I played t-ball at the YMCA this summer and I will play flag football this fall, too. I like to swim and
play tennis in the summertime at the country club. I also like to
go to the beach. Another thing I like to do in the summertime is
wear my winter clothes. Don’t ask me why, I just think it’s cool.
Something really cool that happened to me; I woke up when
Santa was putting my gifts under the tree. Thank goodness my
mom woke me up and videotaped it! This year for Halloween I’m
going to be a pumpkin, a Transformer and a ghost. If I had to tell
people something really important, it would be that you can never
have too many Hot Wheels or trains.
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Grade: Second year preschool
Siblings: Aris (9), Aston (5), Augustus (1).
Favorite Color: Blue
Never Without: My “star” blankie and my thumb
Favorite Vacation Spot: Destin, Florida and Kings Island
Any Pets? Fathead is our adopted gray stray cat. (He adopted
us.) He had an enormous head when he was born and he looks
like Hello Kitty to this day.
What I like to do in my spare time is: I like to play with Hot
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Wheels and swim at the pool. I also like to play outside on the
street with all of my neighborhood friends. I learned to ride a
two-wheel bike all by myself when I had just turned three. I
love to ride scooters, play baseball with Mr. Walt and my dad
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By Resident Hannah O’Day
My name in Hannah O’Day. I am in the eighth grade at
Gray Middle School. I have a younger brother, Ryan, who is
in the sixth grade at Gray Middle School. I have two cats and
two goldfish.
Last November we moved from Cumming, Georgia, which is
just north of Atlanta, to Kentucky. Our furniture and boxes
arrived the day before Thanksgiving.
It was hard to move and leave all my friends whom I’ve known
since kindergarten. Not only that, my brother and I were disappointed that there weren’t any snow days last winter and we
really hope that there is snow this year so school is canceled for
at least one day.
I joined a volleyball team this year and I really like it. I played
at my old school in Georgia, but they didn’t have a team. When,
I was little I played soccer and horseback riding but I knew I
didn’t want to be doing that for the rest of my life.
I am a huge animal lover, and would like to volunteer at an animal shelter next year. My other passion is art and painting. All
the pictures in my room I have painted.
My favorite place to vacation is the beach. I like to snorkel;
there was one time we came across a family of sea turtles. My
dream is to swim with dolphins.
My favorite band is One Direction and I am going to their concert next summer in Louisville; can’t wait!
I also babysit and am Red
Cross certified. When I
am older, I’d like to be
a teacher since I
like kids.
Hannah
Hannah 2
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Residential Moving
Moving is exciting and often marks a new milestone in our
lives. But, poor planning or underestimating the time and effort
it takes to get the job done can make for an exhausting and
frustrating experience. Don't worry! We're here to help.
Tri-State Records Storage - Serving the Greater Cincinnati
Area for more than 30 years.
Tri-State Records Storage is a division of our company. We
handle commercial records management and offer a complete
system of storage, retrieval, transmittal and disposal of your
valuable business documents and records.
Sponsor
Why Tri-State?
of the month
H. Johnson Moving and Storage and Tri-State Records
Far left back Vernon, Vivian and Will, front row: Mrs
Roberta and owner, James Sowder
By Owner James Sowder
In 1980, when H. Johnson Moving & Storage Company (est.
1932) was purchased by the Sowder family, we had but one
objective: To be the most outstanding moving and storage
provider in our market. As our father had proved to us, there
was only one way to achieve that success. We were to treat our
customers like family, and to treat their property with the same
care and respect that we would treat our own. This legacy has
lived on since the foundation of our service through H. Johnson
Moving & Storage.
Complete satisfaction is our greatest priority, one customer at
a time. Our reputation for going above and beyond the client’s
expectations has established our company as the most reliable,
independently owned and operation moving and storage company in the Tri-state.
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Our billing is simple, comprehensive and inclusive. There are
no hidden fees. We proudly base our reputation on personalized service with one goal in mind: to completely satisfy our
customers. Our offices and record center facilities are climate
controlled and monitored by professional security services as
well as local fire and police departments 24 hours a day, seven
days a week, 365 days a year. Our in-house records management knowledge, web portal availability, and document imaging
ability enable us to deliver RIM services with excellence and in
true 21st-century fashion.
The Who’s who of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
Being a security company we are proprietary and very private,
but a list of those that use Tri State Record Storage and Management includes the largest and most prominent names in the
Cincinnati – N. Ky. area. Regardless of the size company you
may have, our service is the same.
Future of Record Storage
We are always on the cutting edge of what the future holds for
record storage. Technology is allowing customers access to the
database of their records via Internet connections. This allows
you the ability to access and manage large quantities of corporate files at your fingertips.
H Johnson - www.hjohnsonmovers.com /859-431-7745 /
hjohnsonmoving@insightbb.com
or Tri-State Record Storage - www.tristaterec.com, 859-4319800 /tristaterecords@insightbb.com
When H. Johnson Moving & Storage Company, est. 1932, was
purchased by the Sowder Family in 1980 we had one objective: To be
the most outstanding moving and storage provider in our market.
As our father proved to us, the only way to achieve that success was to
treat our customers like family and their property with the same care
and respect that we do our own. His legacy lives on as the very
foundation of our service. Complete satisfaction is our greatest
priority, one customer at a time.
Why Choose Us?
• Free estimates / affordable, competitive pricing
• Short and long-term storage
• Uniformed professional movers/ efficient packing and moving crews
• Self storage / vital record storage / warehouse storage
• Piano and specialty moving
• Households and/or offices
• “A” plus rating with the BBB / Angie’s List for the past five years
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Call Us Today! 859-431-7745
35 West 8th Street
Covington, KY 41011-2317
www.hjohnsonmoving.com
In 2001 the H. Johnson Moving & Storage Co. founded: Tri State Record Storage. We provide businesses with comprehensive off site records management
for as little as $35.00/month. Transport items to and from your storage unit in our Climate Controlled location. We offer Timely Pickup and Delivery
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Peck Personal Training
By Resident Kimi Peck
Born and raised in Illinois, with a very strong sports background,
I had a serious interest in sports at a young age. With two uncles
that were both basketball coaches, I grew up in gymnasiums all
over Illinois and developed a true love for the sport. While playing basketball in college I knew that I wanted to pursue a career
in fitness. After receiving my bachelor’s degree, I began working
as a fitness director at a junior college. This is where I started
teaching group fitness classes and personal training. I now have
eight years of experience and absolutely love what I do.
I moved to Triple Crown in December of 2011, and my family
and I love it here. Starting my own personal training business
was a decision I made after working in fitness centers in the
Northern Kentucky area, and seeing the inconveniences that it
can bring to the members. For Triple Crown residents, the drive
to the closest gym can take up to 15 minutes or more. And on
top of the drive, after purchasing a membership, you then turn
around and pay even more for classes and/or personal training.
What I can offer to Triple Crown residents especially is the
convenience of getting workouts that will get you results, right
here in your own neighborhood. No driving to the gym, paying
for the membership, and waiting in line for equipment. I love
training out of my home for many reasons, but my customers
especially love the privacy that is offers. You don't have to worry
about who is watching or what you look like, because it is actually “personal” training.
I pride myself in constantly changing workouts to keep them
new and fun... So, if personal training is something that you
have been interested in, but you don't want the inconveniences
of the gym, please give me a call or email. We will set up a complimentary assessment where we will discuss your fitness goals
and the type of training regimen that would be best for you.
Thank You!
Kimi Peck
(859)322-8525
kimip82@gmail.com
Plank pose is a yoga pose that builds arm and abdominal strength. There are many different variations of plank position, which is great for keeping
my clients’ workouts new and different.
Kimberly and her client doing a kettlebell swing. This exercise is great for toning your
glutes, back and developing core strength.
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NOVEMBER
birthday!
Every month we want to feature the kids that
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Parents: Karen and Joel Cartwright
Grandparents: Leo and Laurel Greis and Sam
and Dolores Cartwright
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Cameron Ridge is a New Cub Scout! Cameron Ridge just became a Cub Scout in Pack 702 (St. Timothy Parish).
He just had a birthday on October 1st, which makes him 8 years old! Way to go, Cameron!
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Melissa Cronenweth with son Declan, 5 months and
daughter Chloe, 3 ½ years, at the University of Cincinnati Spirit Day at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Golfing Tip
FinancialFitness
Alignment
By Wayne Oien, PGA Director of Golf, Triple Crown Country Club
Director of Golf,
Wayne Oien
Six Excuses for Not Saving for Retirement
We have all heard them and most of us have had occasion to
give a few. Excuses are a means of rationalizing behavior we
think may be controversial. For those on the receiving end, they
can be a source of humor or disgust. One thing is for certain:
people have a lot of excuses for not saving for retirement. Here
are six of them:
• I am paying for my child’s college education. There are many
ways to fund your child’s education, including student loans,
scholarships, grants, and other means. There are very few ways to
fund your retirement. Retirement should be a savings priority.
• My parents died young. Dying young is not a retirement plan
and cannot be relied on. People are living longer today than
ever before, and the trend is expected to continue.
• I will live on Social Security. According to the 2010 trustees
report for the Social Security Administration, the reserve will
run out by 2037, and projected tax proceeds should cover about
75 percent of benefits through 2084. If Congress does nothing,
younger generations may receive lower benefits than expected.
• I will always work. A day may come when you are not able to
work anymore. About 40 percent of people retire earlier than
expected. Almost two-thirds of them retire because of poor
health or a disability.
• Too many current expenses. The only cure for too many
expenses is old-fashioned budgeting. Always pay yourself
first and, if there is money left over, splurge on the things you
want. Don’t think about what you are missing today; think
about what you will get in the future.
• I am unemployed. Losing your job is not uncommon today.
While unemployed, you may have to cut back or stop saving
all together. Once you find a new job, make sure you start saving for retirement immediately.
If you have been excusing yourself from saving for retirement,
it’s time to take action. Join your employer-sponsored retirement
plan, open an IRA, or call us for additional suggestions about
how to save and invest for your future.
“Legacy Financial Advisors, Inc. (“Legacy Financial Advisors”) is an SEC registered investment
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to request a copy of its Disclosure Brochure or refer to the Investment Adviser Public Disclosure
web site (www.adviserinfo.sec.gov). “Securities offered through Triad Advisors, Inc. Member
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no guarantee that the views and opinions expressed in this article will come to pass.”
Putting Optics
The proper putting setup is an important ingredient in a golfer’s success. Setting the eyes in the correct position is one of the critical factors that is often overlooked. On that subject, there are two schools of thought.
One method is to set the eyes directly over the ball, along the
target line. If you putt this way, a center-shafted putter is probably the right tool to use. With your eyes directly over the ball,
you’re setting up to take the putter straight back and straight
through, never deviating from the target line. A center-shafted
putter is made precisely for this type of stroke because the club
head is balanced to swing like a pendulum. Brad Faxon and
Mark O’Meara putt this way.
The other technique is to situate your eye line inside the target
line so that you look out toward the ball. If you’re more comfortable in this position, a heel-shafted putter is probably best.
Ben Crenshaw and Lee Trevino have had tremendous success
with this method over the years. When Crenshaw putts, for
example, his putter head swings slightly inside the line, squares
up at impact, then swings back inside on the follow through,
much like the arc on a full swing. The putter head effectively
swings like a door opening and closing on a fixed hinge. The fact
that the shaft is in the heel of the club head accomplishes this
stroke with immeasurable ease, but timing is at a premium.
To discover which stroke is best for you, be sure to experiment
with your eye line setup, but have the right tool in your hands to
complete the job.
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cream puff cake that I confectionately call, “PattyCake,” named
after a dear friend who graciously shared the recipe. Patty has
made this for several of our get-togethers and it is to die for, as
the saying goes. This yummy cake looks like a pie, tastes like an
éclair, looks like it takes a long time to prepare, but it is oh so
simple! (It does need to be prepared ahead of time, and you can
substitute lower fat ingredients, but why in the world would you
do that?)
PattyCake
Resident
Pam Porter
recipe
By Resident Pam Porter
I'd like to bid farewell to our wonderful next-door neighbors,
Dan, Catherine and Nick Seifert as they move across the Ohio.
Nick is now attending ninth grade at St. Xavier High School,
and with all the school activities and sports opportunities St. X
has to offer, they thought it best to shorten the commute. Nick
can now walk to school! Although we'll miss you, we wish that
the best in life be yours to enjoy!
Kitchen Play in Whirlaway
The holidays are officially in full swing and one of our family’s
favorites is just around the corner - Thanksgiving! Or, as I like
to call it, “Elastic Waistband Day.” Did you know fried turkey is addicting? Our son-in-law Erik fries the best, injecting
several thousand calories worth of Cajun butter artery-clogger
into Big Bird. Actually, it is my understanding that healthy
deep fried turkey is not an oxymoron, if one uses peanut oil in
the fryer. Since we only eat it once or twice a year, I’m going to
enjoy every morsel of it, especially the wings.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without the traditional
pumpkin pie for dessert. Now, this is where the elastic waistband comes in handy. And this month, I have a new favorite
recipe that may just make you put down that piece of pie. It’s a
1 C water
½ C butter, softened
1 C all-purpose flour
4 eggs
8 oz. cream cheese, softened
3-3.4 oz. boxes INSTANT vanilla pudding
4 C. milk
8 oz. carton whipped topping
Garnish: Hershey’s chocolate syrup (if it makes you feel better
you can use the lite)
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Pour water into saucepan and add butter. Bring to boil; whisk
in flour. Remove from heat. Cool. Add eggs, beating after
each one; spread into a greased 13”x9” baking pan. Bake in
a 400-degree oven for 30-35 minutes. (If you’re using a clear
greased Pyrex dish, use a 375-degree oven and check for doneness at around 30 minutes.) Cool.
Combine cream cheese and one box of pudding, mixing until
smooth; add remaining pudding and milk. Pour this over
crust and let set at least three hours or overnight, refrigerated.
Right before serving, spread with
whipped topping
and drizzle with
chocolate syrup.
Makes 12-15
servings. If you
have leftovers,
refrigerate. You’re
welcome.
PattyCake
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Current Events
PNC Festival of Lights Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
3400 Vine St / Cincinnati, OH 45220 / November 23 - January 1,
2013 / 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
PNC Festival of Lights will be more colorful than ever before with
nearly two million LED lights! Celebrate the season as you stroll
through all of our newly themed areas. From Fairyland to Candy
Cane Forest to Twinkle Trail, enjoy these festive new areas along
with your old favorites like Madcap puppets, Wild Lights show,
train rides, rappin' elves and so much more. NEW this year, tap into
adventure with the Happy Feet 4-D Experience. Closed Christmas
Eve and Christmas Day.
Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastics Champions
Presented by U.S. Bank Arena U.S. Bank Arena / 100 Broadway /
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Thursday, Nov. 1 7 p.m.
National tour featuring Team USA's top performing gymnasts following the 2012 Olympic Games in London. 800-745-3000
103rd Thanksgiving Day Race
9:00 A.M. - Thursday, Nov. 22, 2012 / Start & Finish at Paul Brown
Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
The race benefits many charities including Girls on the Run®. They
help girls from 3rd – 8th grade understand the power of their potential by setting a goal and working hard to achieve it, while learning
lifelong skills such as Individuality, Teamwork, and Community.
Register online at thanksgivingdayrace.com
Romeo and Juliet
Presented by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company / Thru November 11th
719 Race St. / Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513)381-2273
One of the most beloved romantic tragedies in Shakespeare's
canon, the tale of the Bard's star-crossed lovers, brought to life in a
modern world of passion and conflict.
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Presented by Playhouse in the Park / Robert S. Marx Theatre / 962
Mount Adams Circle
Cincinnati, OH 45202 / (513)345-2242 / Thru November 11th
From one of comedy's all-time masters, Neil Simon, comes this
delightful coming-of-age story.
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Featured properties may not be listed by the office/agent presenting this brochure.
Source Multiple Listing Service. All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed.
Supplied by Cindy Cahill of Realty Executives
What Type of
Address
Neighborhood List Price Sale Price Sold Date DOM Beds Baths SqFt Parking Custom Colum
10715 War Admiral Dr
War Admiral
$317,900
$317,900
08/29/12
10
4
3.5
0
2 CATC
Closed 8/29/12
836 Keeneland Green Dr Keeneland
$399,900
$359,900
09/14/12
159
4
3.5
0
2 CATC
Closed 9/14/12
1029 Hyperion Ct
Man O War
$490,341
$442,425
09/06/12
145
4
2.5
0
3 CATC
Closed 9/6/12
10705 War Admiral Dr
War Admiral
$269,900
$250,000
81
4
2.5
0
2 CATC
Pending since 9/18/12
11192 Triple Crown Blvd Triple Crown
$639,900
$562,500
180
4
3.5
0
3 CATC
Pending since 9/17/12
10858 Arcaro Ln
Whirlaway Run
$450,000
$450,000
20
4
3.5
0
3 CATC
Pending since 8/24/12
10941 Arcaro Ln
Whirlaway Run
$369,800
$369,700
69
4
3.5
0
3 CATC
Pending since 8/18/12
917 Keeneland Green Dr Keeneland
$339,000
$329,000
4
3
3.5
0
2 CATC
Pending since 7/29/12
1055 Whirlaway Dr
$319,000
$0
14
4
2.5
0
2 CATC
New Listing since 9/11/12
725 Keeneland Green Dr Keeneland
$459,000
$0
4
4
3.5
0
3 CATC
New Listing since 9/21/12
932 Riva Ridge Ct
Triple Crown
$479,000
$0
4
3
3.5
0
3 CATC
New Listing since 9/21/12
10573 Pimlico Park
Pimlico
$532,500
$0
20
3
3
0
2 CATC
New Listing since 9/5/12
Whirlaway Run
Yes the Real Estate Market is Improving!!!
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Chimney Liner
Should I Use
Article Source: www.housemaster.com
Question: We own a really old house with an unlined central chimney. We
want to add a liner to it. What types are available and what are the differences?
Answer: If a chimney has no liner or the liner is damaged,
there are two basic choices for installing a functional liner. The
first involves lowering a rigid or flexible stainless steel flue liner
into the chimney. Before insertion, the liner is wrapped with a
ceramic blanket that is held in place with a wire mesh. The blanket insulates the liner from the masonry and helps to keep the
flue warmer, which promotes a better up-draft. As an alternative, a lightweight cement mix can be poured around the liner.
The second approach involves lowering an inflatable hose down
inside the chimney. The hose is inflated and lightweight slurry is
poured into the chimney around the hose. Once in place, the hose
is deflated and removed. This method requires care in installing
since the excess pressure could “blow out” a weak chimney.
Check your local business directory for certified chimney
sweeps or chimney restoration services to get more information on your chimney’s condition and options for lining.
This information is provided for general guidance purposes only. Neither DBR Franchising, LLC nor the local HouseMaster® franchise warrants its accuracy and assumes
no liability related to its use. Contact the local franchise office and/or qualified specialists for advice pertinent to your specific house or circumstances. © Copyright 2008
DBR. Each HouseMaster franchise is an independently owned and operated business.
HouseMaster is a registered trademark of DBR Franchising, LLC.
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Resident BusinessGuide
Triple Crown Life
Triple Crown Life
November
Fibromyalgia Treatment
Attention Residents of Triple Crown:
Are you a business owner? To find out how to list your business for free, email Linda at linda.gardner@n2pub.com.
With over 10 million women affected with fibromyalgia syndrome in the prime of their life, many
suffer and struggle from FMS for years before being correctly diagnosed. This debilitating disease
affects women and men in an approximate ratio of 20:1. The problem begins between 20 – 30 years of
age and symptoms usually appear between 20 - 55 years of age. Because there are no laboratory or X-ray examinations to
physically prove the presence of this disease, many are convinced by their doctors that it is “all in their heads” making the
symptoms of this condition even worse.
Article Source: www.healthguidance.org
What is Fibromyalgia?
The characteristic symptoms of fibromyalgia syndrome include
HEARING AIDS
Lauret Hearing Care Center
Terry Lauret
(859) 384-0333
lauret.hearing.care.center@gmail.com
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INSURANCE AUTO
Tri-City Insurance Services Inc
Ryan McCarty
(859) 371-7006
ryanm@tricityinsky.com
tricityinsky.com
HAIR SALON
Hair Color Xperts
Michelle DeKruif
(859) 331-3360
crestview204@fuse.net
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HOME REMODEL
Kidd Interiors
Diane Kidd
(859) 384-6849
kiddinteriors@gmail.com
kiddinteriors.com
LIGHTING
Custom Lighting Design LLC
Doug Ludeman
(513) 616-0632
dougludmann@gmail.com
PEDIATRICIAN
Union Pediatrics
Robin Warner, M.D.
(859) 384-2550
unionpediatrics@zoomtown.com
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• Ribs & Wings
• Soup & Salads
• Kids menu
• Imported Beer & Wine
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Multi-Disciplinary Approach
Resident Business Guide
ATTORNEY
Aswd Law Offices
Gerry Dusing
(859) 394-6200
gdusing@aswdlaw.com
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SCHOOL
Little Red School House
Jan Malley
(859) 727-6148
jan.malley1@gmail.com
lrshpreschool.com/
widespread pain, fatigue, sleep disorders, depression and distress.
To fulfill the criteria of having a fibromyalgia syndrome diagnosis,
sufferers must have widespread pain present in at least 11 out of
18 fibromyalgia tender points for at least 3 months.
Fibromyalgia Treatment Options
The cause of fibromyalgia syndrome still remains uncertain
and very few sufferers completely recover from the symptoms
of FMS. Hence, a wide variety of interventions are used in the
management of fibromyalgia today with no clear consensus on
the treatment of choice.
Acupuncture for Fibromyalgia Treatment
In a study of 29 patients, all reported reduced pain and tender
spots with acupuncture. The acupuncture group, after treatment,
required far more pressure on tender points to produce pain
while the use of pain killing medication was virtually halved,
as was the patients’ assessment of regional pain levels. There
was also a significant increase in quality of sleep. The length of
time morning stiffness was experienced only improved a small
amount. The fact that there are virtually no side effects from
electroacupuncture make it attractive when compared with pain
killing and/or antidepressant medication.
Mayo Clinic anesthesiologist Dr. Martin has found acupuncture
relieves fibromyalgia symptoms. He stated, "Our study was performed on patients with moderate to severe fibromyalgia. It is
my speculation that if acupuncture works for these patients with
recalcitrant fibromyalgia -- where previous treatments had not
provided satisfactory relief -- it would likely work for many of
the millions of fibromyalgia patients. Acupuncture is one of the
few things shown to be effective for these symptoms. It may be
particularly attractive to patients who are unable to take medications because of intolerable side effects."
What You Can Do to take Charge of Your Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Multidisciplinary approaches work best in the management
of the physical and mental aspects of fibromyalgia syndrome.
Treatment should be individualized based on the target symptoms, and disability. Patience and a positive attitude on the part
of the physician, along with involvement of patients and their
families will enhance improvement. Using a combination of
fibromyalgia self care and exercise techniques, alternative and
integrative therapies, exercise, a healthy diet and nutritional
supplements will take you on the road to recovery. Open a dialogue with your doctor to discuss various options and strategies
to overcome your fibromyalgia symptoms.
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November
November Triple Crown Life
classified ads
To place a FREE classified, email Linda.Gardner@n2pub.com by the 23rd of the month. Please keep in mind that all listings
will be kept to a 40 word maximum and will run for one month. If you would like your ad to run again, feel free to submit
the same listing the following month. We hope you enjoy this service.
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