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CreativeLiving3 Health & Fitness

Better sleep • Dental • Cosmetic

4 Assisted LivingSenior living

5 Local BusinessScientology • Swimming pools •Boone County Farm Tour • Thriftshop • Legal services • Furniture

10 At HomeDecorating • Family • Entertaining

TopicsLonger days, warmer temperatures and more

time spent outdoors are the ingredients of sum-mer, and Creative Living has the recipes for aseason of fun, wellness and discovery.

This month’s issue includes last-minute giftideas for Father’s Day and helpful tips on prepar-ing your home (and the food!) for cookouts andparties. There’s information on taking care ofloved ones and ideas for using summer as an op-portunity to renew your commitment to fitnessand beauty.

And you just might discover a new place toshop or ask about services.

Step into summer with Creative Living. Enjoy!

Editor’s note

Specialty publications editor

What do you get theman who’s done every-thing for you – fromspending sleepless nightschanging dirty diapers totrading in his muscle carfor a minivan – but askednothing in return? Thisyear, start paying dadback for all he’s done bymaking Father’s Day thebest yet with these sure-fire gift ideas.

For the constantlyconnected dad

Does your dad text youfrom the next room?Check in to FacebookPlaces when he movesfrom the couch to the

kitchen? Or surf the Webfrom the bathroom?Make your tech-savvydad’s year with NexiaHome Intelligence, a newsmart home automationsystem from two homeindustry powerhouses –Schlage and Trane. NexiaHome Intelligence willgive dad the ability toremotely control andmanage his home fromany Web-enabled comput-er or smartphone.

Whether he’s at theoffice or visiting grand-ma in Florida, NexiaHome Intelligence allowshim to kick on the heatbefore the cold front hits,

unlock the front door forthe cable guy, raise theblinds in the morning,switch on porch lights atdusk, check on the familypets, or even set up a textalert when his kids gethome from school – allfrom his smartphone.

Visit nexiahome.comfor more information onpackage options andmonthly service pricing.

For thebaseball-loving dad

Nothing says father-child bonding like throw-ing around a baseball in

How about for dad the ability to remotely control and manage his home from anyWeb-enabled computer or smartphone? Shown is Nexia Home Intelligence, a new smarthome automation system from home industry powerhouses Schlage and Trane.ARACONTENT PHOTO

Gifts to make this Father’sDay one to remember

See FATHER’S DAY, Page 6

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H E A L T H & F I T N E S S

Does the idea of airtravel and vacations withfamily or friends fill youwith anxiety because yousnore?

Are you using a CPAP(Continuous PositiveAirway Pressure) ma-chine to treat your sleepapnea but wish there wasa more comfortable andconvenient alternative?

Now there’s anotheroption at Cincinnati Den-tal Sleep Medicine.

Dr. Kitzmiller is one ofthe uniquely trained den-tists in the region who areable to effectively treathis patients with Obstruc-tive Sleep Apnea usingOral Appliance Therapy,an effective and conve-nient alternative to CPAP.

An Oral Applianceresembles a whiteningtray in appearance, but isa customized, FDA-ap-proved snoring and CPAP

alternative treatmentthat fits over your teethand holds the lower jawin a forward positionwhile you sleep. Thismaintains an open air-way, which reduces oreliminates snoring andprovides the patientswith healthy, restorativesleep.

In as few as threevisits, Dr. Kitzmiller canhelp you start to enjoy aquiet and healthy night’ssleep and a well-resteddaytime, just as he hasdone for himself andhundreds of his patients.

“My buddies used todread nighttime on our

annual fishing trips be-cause of my snoring,”said patient Tom B. “Thisyear will be differentnow that I have my oralappliance and don’tsnore!”

“My husband and Ilove to travel, but haulingmy CPAP through theairport was such a hassle!My oral appliance fits inmy purse and there’s noairport security con-cerns!” said Karen F.

“I was tired of beingtired! Now that Dr. Kitz-miller is treating mysnoring and sleep apneawith an oral appliance, Iwake up and feel rested,”said Joan E.

Call Dr. Kitzmiller at513-248-8848 to scheduleyour complimentaryconsultation to see howOral Appliance Therapycould be a solution foryou, too.

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S E N I O R L I V I N G | A T H O M E

Northern Kentucky ishome to one of the pre-mier personal care andmemory care communi-ties in the area – Emer-itus at Edgewood. Locat-ed at 2950 TurkeyfootRoad just blocks fromI-275, Emeritus at Edge-wood offers an acre ofbeautifully landscapedgrounds with a courtyardand gardens, but theirhallmark is personal,caring service.

According to JanieWinburn, executive direc-tor, “Emeritus at Edge-wood is a personal carecommunity providing themost medical care of anyother retirement livingcommunity. It is a li-censed senior living com-munity staffed by li-censed nurses seven daysa week, 24 hours a day.”

Emeritus at Edgewoodspecializes in diabetesmanagement, includingdietary monitoring, in-

sulin injections and mon-itoring, and medicationmanagement.

They also offer aninnovative programcalled Join Their Journeyfor residents with memo-ry disorders. Plus, thereare a wide variety ofactivities offered eachmonth, including Redsand Bengals sportingevents, art exhibits andthe theater, the ROMEOclub and The Red HatSociety.

Emeritus at Edgewoodresident Marie H. Parkersums it up this way: “I amvery happy here. I enjoythe Bible studies and theBaptist services and Iespecially like makingnew friends and meetingall of their families. Wehave a lot of fun on ouroutings and day trips.”

Come for a personalvisit today. Call them at859.426.1888 or visitwww.Emeritus.com.

Residents lovelife at Emerituscommunity

Marie H. Parker especially likes making new friends and meeting their families at herhome at Emeritus at Edgewood. PROVIDED

There are more than20,000 known bee speciesaround the world. Theirstings can be painful andmay cause allergic reac-tions. About 2 millionAmericans are allergic toinsect stings, accordingto the American Collegeof Allergy, Asthma andImmunology, and manyof them are at risk oflife-threatening reac-tions.

» Don’t leave food ordrink containers uncov-ered for long periods of

time. Pests are attractedto human food sourcesand stinging pests canoften enter cans unseen,so it is best to pour yourdrink into a glass.

» Fit screens andtighten seals properly ondoors and windows toprevent pests from enter-ing into your home.

» For those at risk ofan allergic reaction, ap-ply an EPA-registeredinsect repellent on cloth-ing and exposed skin.

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L O C A L B U S I N E S S

One of the most com-mon reactions that we getafter people tour ourinteractive InformationCenter in the Church ofScientology in Florence,watch a film or get freeDVDs, see our outreachto the community or thelife improvementcourses, or just stop infor a cup of coffee is : “Idid not know THIS iswhat Scientology does”.Some people, naturally,do have questions andthey search the internetfor answers. Unfortu-nately, some sites providewrong data about Scien-tology, and not knowingotherwise – people be-lieve it. To provide youwith the correct data,here are some of the mostcommon asked questionsand their factual an-swers:

WHAT DOES THEWORD SCIENTOLOGYMEAN? The word Scien-tology means ‘the studyof knowledge’, or ‘thestudy of knowing how toknow’. It comes from theLatin word Scio – “know”or “distinguish” and theGreek word – Logoswhich means “the studyof” or “inward thought”.

WHY IS SCIENTOLOGYCALLED A RELIGION? Ifyou look at any religion inthe world, there are threecriteria that have to bemet to be called a reli-gion, and Scientologymeets all three of them: 1)a belief in a SupremeTruth that transcends thehere and now of the sec-ular world 2) Religiouspractices directed to-wards understandingcommunicating with thissupreme reality 3) a com-munity of believers thatjoin together in pursuingthis ultimate reality. Sci-entology believes thatthere is a Supreme Being,has life rite ceremonieslike naming marriage andfuneral services. Scien-

tology helps man becomemore aware of God, moreaware of his own spiritualnature. Scientology holdsin common with otherreligions the dream ofpeace on earth and givesthe path for bringingabout spiritual improve-ment in the here and now,and a way to accomplishit with absolute certainty.

People of all religionswork and study in theChurch of Scientology. Itis an all denominationalchurch. One does notchange his religion. Oneworks to help his commu-nity and give them thetools needed to improvetheir lot. None of theprinciples of Scientologyinterfere with one’s reli-gion.

WHY IS SCIENTOLOGYA CHURCH? The wordChurch comes from theGreek word Kyrios mean-ing “lord” and the IndoEuropean word ‘kewe’ –to be strong. A church isa congregation of peoplewho participate in reli-gious activities. In 1950Scientologists recognizedthat L. Ron Hubbard’stechnology addresses thespirit and frees the souland they voted Scien-tology as a religion. In1954 the first Church ofScientology was incorpo-rated. Scientology is rec-ognized as a religion inthe United States.

WHAT IS THE SCIEN-TOLOGY CROSS? It is an8 pointed cross repre-senting eight areas of lifethrough which an individ-

FAQs about The Church of ScientologyINVITATION

On July 28 we will becelebrating FriendshipDay. Come in for an In-terfaith/Human RightsOpen House. All are in-vited. To get the finaldetails call 859-962-5080.

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the backyard. This Fa-ther’s Day, celebrateAmerica’s pastime withthe man who introducedyou to the game. Head tothe ballpark, buy twotickets, a hot dog, andspend the day rooting forthe home team. Watchingthe boys of summer hittowering homers, throwblistering fastballs andmake acrobatic plays inthe field is sure to con-jure up dad’s memories ofteaching you the funda-mentals of the game.When you take him out to

the ball game, not onlywill you both enjoy theexcitement of live sports,you’ll also create fondmemories that will lastfor years to come.

For thefishing-focused dad

If striking fear in thehearts of trophy fish ishis idea of a relaxingweekend, dad is sure toenjoy the Rapala Rippin’Rap, a highly versatilelure that will provide dadwith tons of on-the-wateraction. Anglers can fishthe lure deep or shallow,and on the retrieve, thebait gives off an intensevibrating, fluttering ac-tion that all fish can’t

resist. To really makedad’s Father’s Day spe-cial, pair this unstoppablelure with Sufix 832 Ghost,the most talked aboutnew fishing line on themarket. Virtually unde-tectable beneath the wa-ter’s surface, this line isincredibly durable andoffers dad the seamlesspresentation that couldmean a successful week-end on the water.

For the householdhandyman

If your dad is likemost, odds are he’s spentone too many weekendsfixing things up aroundthe house when he’d rath-er be giving his 9-iron aworkout on the golfcourse. On Father’s Day,give your dad some newtools to make his homeimprovement projectsless of a hassle.

The right tool goes along way and, believe it

or not, technology hasadvanced since he boughtthat socket set he keepsin the garage – the onethat looks like it was newwhen President Eisen-hower was in the WhiteHouse.

With a little encour-

agement, any dad willtalk for hours about thecordless drill or new vicegrip he’s had his eye on.Find out what’s missingfrom his collection andhelp him create the tool-box of his dreams.

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Father’s DayContinued from Page 2

The Rapala Rippin’ Rap is a highly versatile lure that willprovide tons of on-the-water action. ARACONTENT PHOTO

Summer is almosthere, but there’s still timeto get a new pool or reno-vate your existing one.“With the weather wehave in our area, manypeople enjoy their poolsright into the fall season,”said S.I. Pool Care OwnerSam Ionna. “But the timeto schedule your installa-tion or renovation isnow.”

If you’re in the marketfor a new pool, S.I. PoolCare features fiberglasspools by Blue Hawaiian.They’re available in vari-ous colors and are strong-er and more flexible thaneither vinyl liners orgunite pools and comewith a 35-year warranty.

According to Ionna,the advantages of fiber-glass over vinyl liner and

gunite pools are clear:“Compared to vinyl, thereare no liners to replace,no tears or holes in liners,no fading, no floating ofliners with ground water,and liners have a 12- to15-year warranty, withonly the first two or threeyears covered at fullwarranty, says Ionna.

“And the only advan-tage a gunite pool hasover fiberglass is thatyou can make the poollarger. Cost, strength,flexibility and warrantyare all on the side of afiberglass pool, Ionnasaid.

If you already have apool that needs somework, S.I. Pool Care hasyou covered there, too.Renovation services in-clude installing a new

liner, pump or filter, oradding a heater or saltgenerator. You can alsoresurface your gunitepool with fiberglass andget a 25-year warranty,opposed to the one-yearwarranty you’d get if youmake plaster repairs, atabout the same cost.

Finally, think aboutreplacing, refurbishingor expanding that con-crete pool deck for all thesummer entertainingyou’ll be doing.

S.I. Pool Care is locat-ed at 3145 Dixie Highwayin Erlanger. They’re openMonday through Friday 9a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sat-urday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call859-331-4410 or 513-394-6260 for more informa-tion. Or visitwww.sipoolcare.com.

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You can see every-thing from alpacas tozucchini on the RuralTreasures Farm Tour,sponsored by the BooneCounty Cooperative Ex-tension Service, BooneCounty Farm Bureau,Farm Credit Service,Boone County FiscalCourt and the BooneCounty ConservationDistrict.

Rose Bunger, BooneCounty Farm Initiativechair for the Boone Coun-ty Conservation District,said of the tour: “We wantto provide a way for peo-ple to visit our county’sdiverse agricultural oper-ations so they can learnmore about where theirfood and fiber is pro-duced.”

Jerry Brown, Boone

County Extension Agentfor Agriculture and Natu-ral Resources of the Co-operative Extension Of-fice, echoed her senti-ments: “We just want toinvite people to come out

and visit the farms andsee where their foodcomes from.”

This free event is self-guided and includes 15different working andhistoric farms throughout

the county. The tour takesplace rain or shine from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday,June 30.

The tour will build onthe recently completedfarm study, Rural Trea-sures, to show the eco-nomic, environmentaland cultural value ofagriculture in the county.The study was completedin September 2010 as apart of the Boone CountyConservation District’slong-term strategy tohelp ensure the continuedlocal production of foodand fiber in Boone Coun-ty. A copy of the reportcan be found on the con-servation district’s web-site at www.boonecounty-ky.org/bccd.

For more informationabout the tour, visit

www.boonecountyfarm-tour.com. Or contact theBoone County ExtensionService at 859-586-6101 orthe Boone County Conser-vation District at 859-586-7903.

Here’s a complete listof all 15 farms that will beon the tour:

» Boone CountyFarmers’ Market

Fruits, vegetables,flowers and other itemssold at the market aregrown locally. Taste ofthe Market, 10 a.m. – 1p.m.

» Benton FamilyFarm

Enjoy a hayride, feedthe animals, shear asheep, milk a cow, fish,ride a horse, or collect

Uncover Boone County’s ‘Rural Treasures’

A Chardonnay harvest at Verona Vineyards. Walk the3-acre vineyard and learn about the operation on the RuralTreasures Farm Tour. PROVIDED

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H E A L T H & F I T N E S S

Nine years ago Dr.Dallmann experiencedmany months of doctor-ordered bed rest whilepregnant with her twingirls, so she had lots oftime to think about whather ideal dental officewould be like. After thebirth of her twins, Dr.Dallmann made the diffi-cult decision to slowthings down, spend extratime with her patients,give comprehensive qual-ity care and, more impor-tantly, do sedation den-tistry.

Dr. Dallmann and herteam have been throughextensive continuing-education courses onsedation dentistry andhave earned their seda-tion certificates in bothOhio and Kentucky. Dr.

Dallmann has 11 years ofexperience with both oraland IV sedation dentistry.

Dr. Dallmann and herstaff are trained to han-dle any medical emer-

gency. In addition, thedoctor sees no other pa-tients while she is treat-

ing a patient who is se-dated. The focus is on thesedation patient, andthere are always at leasttwo people in the roomwith the patient at alltimes.

If you are fearful putyour mind at ease; atGentle Dental Care youare the priority. From thefirst call, you will receiveunderstanding and carethat cannot be beat. Ifyou are embarrassedbecause you think theywill reprimand you foryears of neglect, fear not,for most of their patientsare just like you. If youare fearful of being se-dated, fear not; Dr. Dall-mann and her competentteam surpass all require-

The experience is different at Gentle Dental

With their new smile simulator service, Gentle Dental Care will create a complimentarybefore-and-after photo for you to take home with you before you decide to start anytreatment. PROVIDED

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If fear is keeping you from normal, routine dental visits sedationdentistry* may be what you need. Dr. Tara Dallmann, DDS is a sedationexpert with the training and skill to put even the most anxious patientat ease. Take advantage of this limited time offer and come back to thedentist, your smile will love you for it!

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chicken eggs.» Broken M FarmKnown in Boone Coun-

ty as the Smiley Facebarn farm, the familyproduces hay and hun-dreds of hair sheep eachyear.

» Historic DinsmoreHomestead

A museum and historicsite. Visit a honey beeexhibit, or see chair can-ing and weaving demon-strations from noon to 3p.m. Or hike the trails.

» Eagle Bend AlpacaFarm

View alpacas and seedemonstrations of heri-tage skills such as spin-ning and fiber process-ing. Visit the Fiber Studiogift shop.

» First Farm InnA bed-and-breakfast in

an 1870s farmhouse. Visitthe gardens and reno-vated home. Free semi-nar at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.:“When Whoa Isn’tEnough – Staying on TopYour Horse.”

» Kinman FarmsTake a hayride to see

feed grain and vegetablecrops, beehives and com-posting operations, andvisit the petting zoo andmarket.

» McGlasson FarmsSee crops in the fields

– corn, beans, tomatoes,potatoes, apples andpeaches – and learn how

they are grown, harvest-ed and marketed.

» Potter’s RanchEnjoy a hayride tour of

Potter’s Ranch, a Chris-tian wilderness retreatfacility located on 460acres along GunpowderCreek, with miles ofwalking and riding trails.

» Sandy Land AcresTake a wagon ride or

walk to view the tradi-tional farming operations– including tobaccogrown in float beds – orpreview the hauntedbarn.

» Sandy Run StablesWeather permitting,

take a horse-drawn wag-on ride 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

» Schwenke BrothersFarms

See how a moderngrain farming operationproducing corn and soy-beans functions on a dailybasis.

» Thistlehair FarmLearn how to produce

the maximum amount offood using small-plot-intensive plantings, aperfect model for thehomeowner garden.

» Verona VineyardsVisit the winery, walk

the 3-acre vineyard andlearn to prune vines formaximum growth andripeness.

» Wheelrim AlpacasLearn more about

raising alpacas and beefcattle. See knitting, soapmaking, and leather-working throughout theday and visit the craftshop.

Broken M Farm in Burlington raises hair sheep. Thesesheep are prized for their meat, not their wool. PROVIDED

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ments when it comes toyour safety. If you arefearful of the cost, fearnot; Gentle Dental Carehas 12 months’ free fi-nancing through theirbilling company.

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College students don’tjust acquire knowledgeat school – they alsocollect a lot of stuff.Fortunately, getting it allhome at the end of thesemester doesn’t have tobe difficult if you followa few tips from the prosthat know at PenskeTruck Rental:

» Start by pickingthe proper-size truckfor your stuff. Mostcollege students choosea 12- or 16-foot truck formoving out of a collegeresidence or off-campusapartment.

» Reserve early.Reserve the truck andany moving accessoriesat least two weeks inadvance.

» Safety first. Takesome extra time to get toknow your rental truck,

especially for longmoves. Trucks are taller,wider and heavier thanstandard consumer vehi-cles. Drive more slowlyand take extra precau-tions. Park in well-litareas and padlock therear door. Penske offers24/7 emergency roadsideassistance and optionalprotection plans.

» It’s wise to acces-sorize. Accessories,such as boxes, packingtape, bubble wrap, mov-ing blankets and handtrucks, are essentialmoving tools and canmake the process a loteasier.

» Don’t pack every-thing on the truck.Keep important paper-work, credit cards, iden-tification, change ofclothes, drinks and

snacks close at hand in atravel bag.

» Survival tips.When you get home andthe truck is unpacked,college counselors ad-vise students and theirparents do four things:

1. Set realistic expec-tations about house rulesand responsibilities.

2. Make mutuallyagreed-upon adjust-ments. Curfew may nolonger be appropriate,but parents may expectto be notified of latenights out.

3. Keep your sense ofhumor; ordering a pizzaat 2:00 a.m. is “normal”at college but mightseem strange at home.

4. Remember, thesituation is temporary.

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Don’t sit out in the heator forfeit your Saturdayfor a yard sale. Burling-ton Pike Thrift will buyyour merchandise. Ifyou’ve already had a yardsale and there are left-overs, Burlington PikeThrift will buy those, too.

“Business has beengreat,” says MaryaHaynes, who co-owns thestore with her mother,Pat Welsh. “In fact, we’regetting ready to add a

covered patio in the backfor more space.”

The store doubled insize in April by takingover the entire down-stairs of its location. “Theadded space brought ourtotal store up to 3,000square feet and gives usthe chance to take inmore bigger pieces,”Haynes said. In addition,the extra space hasopened up twice as muchspace for clothing.

If you haven’t visitedBurlington Pike Thrift,don’t wait. You mightmiss just the piece you’vebeen looking for.

Stop by the BurlingtonPike Thrift Store, 1624Burlington Pike, one milewest of Mall Road. Openseven days a week, Mon-day through Saturday 10a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundaynoon to 5 p.m. Call 859-534-0775 for more in-formation.

Burlington Pike Thriftbetter than a yard sale

Start small

After picking a colorpalette, don’t go out andpaint your whole housewith it, start small. Justchanging your accentpillows, throws, lamp-shades or accessories canmake a big impact whenyou are first incorporat-ing a new color. Remem-ber to make sure the

The summer monthsare all about color. Fromflowers in bloom to vi-brant beach towels andcolorful dresses, summerbrings with it a multitudeof hues. As you lookaround, you might start tofeel like your home is alittle, well, blah. If so, justadding a little pop ofcolor into your home canhelp.

Once you have an ideaof the color direction youare heading for yourhome, the fun begins.Start by thinking aboutthe colors you want toadd, where color canmake the most impact,and just how much youneed to give your home afresh look.

Here are a few tips toget you started on youradventure in color.

Explore colorMore than likely, you

already have a favoritecolor in mind and wouldbe OK seeing more of itin your home. Or, maybea little inspiration fromthe season’s hottest hueswould help.

Either way, the firststep is to explore color.

Take a visit to your favor-ite clothing boutique, stopin at a paint store or flipthrough home designmagazines. Choose thelooks you are most drawnto or the colors that evokea feeling of happiness orcalm. These colors reflectyour personal style andwill make you feel mostcomfortable in yourhome.

color flows well through-out the entire space, espe-cially if your home has anopen floor plan withrooms easily visible fromone to another.

Accent with artworkAnother easy way to

bring color to your homeis by updating artworkand wall décor. Simplymoving artwork from one

room to another can giveyour home a refreshinglook, and adding somenewly purchased piecesto other spaces canbreathe new life into yourhome.

Be braveIf you’re ready to go

all out with color, it’s OKto make a dramaticchange. The kitchen is agreat place to go big withcolor and is usually thegathering place in thehome. One of the bestways to bring bold colorin the kitchen and set atone for your entire homeis to change your cab-inetry. In addition to tra-ditional wood-toned cab-inetry styles, there is alsoa growing selection ofon-trend paint and staincolors like KraftMaid’snew Slate and Midnightfinishes. Take it a stepfurther by choosing glassfront doors and adding acontrasting back panelinside the cabinet in col-ors like KraftMaid’s se-rene Aegean or energeticEnvy. Cabinetry colorscan bring whimsy and

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There is a new storein Florence, Ky., thatsells formalwear onconsignment. All AboutMe Formal ConsignmentShop opened in February2012, and is now accept-ing all formalwear.

Owner Sheila Howegot the inspiration tostart her store from herdaughter. “With manyprom and dance dresseshanging in her closet andknowing there were girlsthat could not afford adress, All About Me wasborn,” Howe said. “AllAbout Me will affordmany women and younggirls the opportunity topurchase wedding,prom, homecoming,dinner dance, pageant,evening gowns, flowergirl, first communion

and mother’s dresses.”All About Me is alsoaccepting handbags,shawls and accessoriesfor all occasions.

Like most consign-ment shops, the conceptbehind All About Me issimple: bring in your drycleaned formal wear ordrop it off. The drycleaning fee is $12 perdress for drop-off ser-vice. For the month ofJune, All About Me isoffering a special: thenormal price to open anaccount is $15, butthrough June bring inone dress for $5 or un-limited dresses for only$10.

Stop by All About MeFormal Consignment at225 Main Street, acrossfrom Tri-City Insurance.

All About Meaffordable, allabout you

Sales associate KatieVickers, left, and storeowner Sheila Howe with anassortment of consignmentdresses offered at All AboutMe. PHOTO BY TONYA BORGATTI

Sunny skies meanimpromptu potlucks –and when your friendscall, you don’t want to beleft scrambling. Thesefive tips will keep youprepared when an invitecomes your way:

1. Use what you have.Save time by keeping afew cupboard-friendlybasics on hand: crackers,veggies or pita bread aregreat options that pairwell with a cheese plate,dip or spread.

2. Try heatless reci-pes. Abandon the stove infavor of no-cook favor-ites like salads and crudi-

tés – they’re not just fast-er, but often healthier,too.

3. Spice up store-bought. Basic Frenchbread turns into a swoon-worthy side when youmix up a flavored spread,such as the recipes belowfor Cinnamon Sugar andNutty Island spreads.

4. The fewer the in-gredients, the better.Keep it simple; whenpaired thoughtfully, sim-ple ingredients – such aslemon and olive oil orcinnamon and sugar – cantruly shine.

5. Taste is key. Love

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personality to the kitch-en.

“Colorful cabinetrycan be a big commit-ment, but it also can setyour kitchen apart in asea of design same-ness,” says Sarah Reep,director of designerrelations and educationat KraftMaid Cabinetry.“This year’s cabinetrytrends are colorful yettimeless and work withjust about any designstyle. The KraftMaidStyle Finder on Kraft-Maid.com is a great wayto see what cabinetrycolors might work bestfor you.”

Adding hints of colorinto your home with justa few thoughtful touchescan feel as though yourhome has been com-

pletely made over. Car-ry elements of the colorfrom room to room formaximum effect.

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There is a growingselection of on-trend paintand stain colors such asslate finishes. Glass frontdoors and a contrastingback panel inside a cabinettake it a step further.ARACONTENT PHOTO

Dentists say that thereis much more to gooddental health than fluo-ride, good brushing andflossing habits, and fillingcavities.

Good nutrition andeating habits also play akey role in preventingtooth decay and dentalerosion.

This month, for Na-tional Dairy Month, weare focusing on dairy anddental health, as milkproducts protect yourtooth enamel and helpprevent possible toothloss as a result of boneloss.

As one of the core foodgroups, dairy foods areimportant for a lifetimeof good nutrition. Foods

such as milk, cheese andyogurt provide at least 10essential nutrients, in-cluding:

» Protein;» Carbohydrate;» Vitamins (A, B12,

and riboflavin); and» Minerals (calcium,

phosphorus, magnesium,potassium and zinc).

In addition, dairyfoods have a specific roleto play in dental health.Research has shown thatmilk and cheese can helpprevent tooth decay, asthey contain special anti-decay nutrients such ascasein (a protein found indairy), calcium and phos-phorus.

When casein is com-bined with calcium and

phosphorus, it creates aprotective protein filmover the enamel surfaceof the tooth, reducing therisk of tooth decay. Thetooth-strengthening min-erals, calcium and phos-phorus, also help repairteeth after acid attacks.

Three servings ofdairy foods every dayprovide important nutri-ents that your body needsfor health and well-being.

Tasty Tip: Drinking aglass of milk along withyour sweets can actuallyreduce the cavity-pro-moting potential of sugar– one more reason to havemilk with your cookies!

Sources: www.idf-dairynutrition.org;www.dairygoodness.ca.

Dairy products play majorrole in good dental health

Blend3 Tbsp. powdered

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Nutty Island SpreadTime: 5 min.½ (7.5-oz.) container

Smart Balance® Spread-able Butter & Canola OilBlend

1 Tbsp. pineapple juice2 Tbsp. powdered

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Life is fast-paced.People bustle through thestreets with a cellphonein one hand and a latte inthe other. Grocery storeshave self-scanners in-stead of cashiers to helpspeed up the process ofbuying a gallon of milk.Cars and trucks race upand down the streets.

With all the chaos inour lives, it is no surprisethat accidents occasional-ly happen.

If you or someone youlove, it is important thatyou be prepared. Shouldyou find yourself in-volved in an accident,

here is some advice onsteps to take:

1. Make sure you aresafe.

2. Get medical assis-tance, if needed. Don’tput off being checked bya medical doctor.

3. Make a police re-port.

4. Catalog the eventsof the accident as best asyou can. Make a diary.

5. Photograph thescene of the accident, anyinjuries sustained, or anyproperty damage in-curred as a result of theaccident.

6. Contact your insur-

ance company.7. Make sure you keep

copies of all medical bills,pharmaceutical receipts,or additional expensesassociated with the acci-dent, as they may beneeded at a later date, orfor insurance purposes.

No matter the type ofaccident, make sure youtake the necessary stepsto protect yourself andthose you love. The legalprofessionals at The Jae-ger Firm, PLLC, are hereto help guide you throughthe process. For moreinformation, give them acall at 859-342-4500.

Accidents happen, makesure you are prepared

When warm weathermakes working in thekitchen or tending thegrill seem more like achore than a celebration,you can use delicious,ready-made BBQ to beatthe heat.

Whether you use thegrill, a slow cooker or anoven, preparing a festivefeast for family andfriends doesn’t have to bedifficult. Avoid the hasslewith products such asByron’s Pulled Pork BBQ.This restaurant-qualitypulled pork is found inthe freezer section atSam’s Club and is a greatway to enjoy mouthwater-ing taste without the trou-ble.

The pork is hickorysmoked for hours, thenhand-pulled and bastedwith a sweet and spicysauce. For a Mexicanfiesta, try using it tomake BBQ Empanadas orBBQ Nachos served withfresh tomato salsa and agreen salad. Lighten upyour table and be the talk

of the town with a Lay-ered BBQ Salad.

For all of the flavorwith none of the fuss, acrowd favorite can befound in a build-your-own-BBQ bar. Line uppopular toppings such astomato, slaw and cheese

with soft buns andsteamy barbecue for aquick and delicious per-sonalized meal.

BBQ Empanadas2 cups Byron’s BBQ,

warmed according topackage directions

2 tablespoons red on-ion, finely minced

¼ cup dill pickles,minced

½ cup sharp cheddarcheese, shredded

2 packages preparedpie dough

1 egg, lightly beatenBBQ sauce for dippingPreheat oven to 350° F.

Coat a baking pan withnonstick cooking spray;set aside. In a mediummixing bowl, combineBBQ, onion, minced pick-les and cheese. Roll outpie dough and cut intocircles using a 3-inchbiscuit cutter. Brush eggwash around edges ofeach circle. Place a scanttablespoon of BBQ mix-ture in center of eachcircle. Carefully fold overthe circle to form a semi-circle. Crimp the edgeswith a fork; place on pre-pared baking pan. Brushtops of empanadas withegg wash and bake for 22to 25 minutes or untilgolden brown. Serve withyour favorite BBQ sauce

for dipping. Serves 8.

Layered BBQ Salad3 cups Byron’s BBQ,

warmed according topackage directions

1 can baked beans2 cups colorful coles-

law1 (10-ounce) bag frozen

whole-kernel corn,thawed

2 cups green bell pep-per, diced

Pickled okra for gar-nish

Heat baked beans onthe stove on medium heatuntil warm, about 5 min-utes, stirring occasional-ly. In the bottom of aserving dish, layer heatedbaked beans. Place aneven layer of corn ker-nels, followed by a layerof green bell peppers.Place an even layer ofBBQ on top of the bellpeppers, followed bycoleslaw. Place pickledokra on top for garnish.Serves 8.


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Having performedmore than 6,500 Zeronaprocedures, all Body byZerona technicians arecertified and Zeronaleaders in the Cincinnatiarea. Ninety-eight per-cent of their clientswould recommend theBody by Zerona Programto family and friends,and would do the pro-gram again.

Summer has juststarted, but there is stillplenty of time to get into“bathing suit shape.” AtBody by Zerona, you canlose inches of body fatwith no pain, no surgery,no pills, no shots, nostrict dieting, no stren-uous exercise and no

recovery time. But notall LipoLasers are thesame – the Zerona iscalled the “Holy Grail” of

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Patio parties cometogether at the last min-ute and long-plannedevents fill up the calen-dar months in advance.But no matter whetheryou’re having an im-promptu gathering or aninvitation-only celebra-tion, focusing on the fla-vors and sensory delightsof summer will makeyour party a success,without demanding toomuch of your time.

The heart of any partyis the food and drinks youserve. Summer offershosts an array of deli-cious options unlike anyother season – when elsecan you find as much

variety and such goodquality, often right fromthe farm? Let that spiritof simplicity guide yourapproach to putting to-gether a meal, and you’llfind that easy-to-preparerecipes can be realcrowd-pleasers.

With a trip to the farm-ers market and a stop atthe grocery store, youcan get inspiration, aswell as all the ingredientsyou’ll need. As you shop,consider what’s in season,and when buying thingsthat are available all yearlike cheese and meats,look for sustainable op-tions that focus on qual-ity, sustainability and

letting natural, un-adorned flavors shinethrough.

Grass-fed beef steaksand handcrafted Salem-ville Amish blue cheesesare two simple ingredi-ents that, when com-bined, make a show-stop-ping centerpiece. Addgrilled vegetablesadorned with herbs and aseasonal salad with acreamy dressing for aperfectly balanced platethat’s easy to put togetherand focuses on what’s inseason. For drinks anddesserts, turn your atten-tion to fruits that are

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As summer approach-es and things get busierfor you, don’t let yourlegal stresses pile up.Instead, attorney StevenD. Jaeger, the foundingpartner of The JaegerFirm, PLLC, suggests thefollowing tips to makeyour summer more en-joyable:

» Ensure that all of

your estate documentsare up to date. Summermonths are filled withhousing purchases, wed-dings and births that allrequire you to updateyour legal documents.

» Ensure you have theproper documents forsomeone to handle emer-gencies at home prior togoing on vacation.

» Ensure that yourbusiness needs are satis-fied. Make sure that youare prepared to negotiateany contracts that maycome up for renewalduring the summermonths.

» Ensure that youunderstand what is ex-pected of you in a Custo-dy Agreement or DivorceDecree, as these require-ments often change overthe summer. Also, if youwant any of these terms

to change, you may wantto prepare now for thefall visitation and par-enting schedule.

» Ensure any legalissues or disputes youmay have are not neglect-ed. “Summer is supposedto be full of fun and re-laxation,” Steven D. Jae-ger said. “Let someoneelse absorb your stress ifyou are not already doingso.”

While these are onlysome of the events that

may occur over the com-ing months, to make surethat you are adequatelyprepared during thesetimes, feel free to call thecaring professionals atThe Jaeger Firm, PLLC,for all your legal needs.They may be reached at859-342-4500.

This month’s Creative LivingTip of the Month contibutor isSteven D. Jaeger, of The Jae-ger Firm, PLLC, in Erlanger,Ky.

Creative Living Tip of the MonthDon’t let the pleasantries of summerdistract you from legal matters

ripening at the moment,which provide maximumflavor with minimumeffort. Lemonade withmint and blueberries is arefreshing thirst-quench-er for the height of sum-mer, and grilled peachesmake a great stand-alonedessert.

While it’s hard to pre-dict the weather for apreplanned party, forspur-of-the-moment gath-erings, make the most ofthe weather by choosing ascenic location. Your yardcan be the perfect back-drop, but you can alsopack up the ingredientsand head to a local parkand enjoy the naturalsetting as well as a glow-ing sunset.

To keep your home’soutdoor spaces party-ready, don’t underesti-mate the power of con-tainer gardening. Potsoverflowing with brightflowers and fun foliagesoften the space andmake it feel naturallyfestive without having todecorate. Use pots ofdifferent heights for astaggered effect and avariety of plants – butkeep in mind that estab-lishing a theme, whether

it’s chartreuse and pinkor emerald green andorange, can make thelook more cohesive.

Summer Salad withBlue Cheese Dressing

Ingredients:Dressing:½ cup plain nonfat

yogurt¼ cup skim milk½ cup green onions

(including green tops),thinly sliced

¼ cup SalemvilleAmish Blue or SalemvilleSmokehaus Blue cheese,

crumbled½ clove garlic, pressed¼ teaspoon basil¼ teaspoon rosemary,

crushedDash salt, to tasteSalad:1 large head iceberg

lettuce6 slices thick-cut ba-

con1 cup Salemville

Amish Blue or SalemvilleSmokehaus Blue cheese,crumbled

Black pepper, to tasteChopped pears, wal-

nuts, red onion and/or

tomatoes, to tasteDirections:In small bowl, stir

together yogurt and milk.Mix in onions, cheese,garlic, herbs and salt.Cover and chill 30 min-utes or more to blendflavors. Cook bacon untilcrisp and crumble intolarge pieces. Cut lettuceinto four to six wedges.Pour blue cheese dress-ing over the top. Sprinklebacon over dressing. Addadditional crumbledcheese, freshly groundblack pepper, chopped

pears, walnuts, red onionand/or tomatoes, if de-sired. Makes four serv-ings.

Steak withGorgonzola ThymeCrust

Ingredients:2 teaspoons Worces-

tershire sauce2 beef tenderloin or

small rib eye steaks(about 6 ounces each), cut¾-inch thick

1 large or 2 smallcloves garlic, minced

¼ teaspoon freshlyground black pepper

2 teaspoons freshthyme, chopped, or ½teaspoon dried thyme

½ cup SalemvilleAmish Gorgonzolacheese, crumbled

Directions:Preheat grill. Spoon

Worcestershire sauceover both sides of thesteaks and let stand fiveminutes. Sprinkle garlicand pepper over steaks.Place steaks on the grill.Grill 3 to 4 inches fromheat source three to fourminutes per side for me-dium rare steak. Removesteaks. Sprinkle thyme,then cheese over steaks.Return to the grill, cheeseside up, and grill twominutes, or until thecheese is melted.

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A salad with a creamy dressing is easy to put together and focuses on what’s in season.ARACONTENT PHOTO



Best Furniture Galleryin Fort Thomas is chang-ing the way people deco-rate their homes, withtheir newest addition, TheDesign Loft.

According to storeowner Craig Reis, theDesign Loft is a uniqueconcept. “It’s a store-within-a-store with lots ofdecorative items, one-of-a-kind pieces and seasonalofferings.”

Helping customerschoose that new look fortheir homes is full-timeIn-Home Design Consult-ant Linda Barbian, a long-time artist and art in-structor, interior designerand former owner of Last-ing Impressions in Alex-andria.

“When I came onboard, I wanted to pro-mote what goes in the

home in addition to thefurniture,” explainedBarbian. “The Design Loftis an area that can beinspirational to our cus-tomers by showing themhow to mix different

styles together, how to addaccessories and how toblend everything so theycomplement each other.”

According to Barbian,The Design Loft featuresthings that customers

won’t find in traditionalfurniture stores including:

» Custom florals – “Acustomer can bring in apillow, fabric swatch or aphoto and we can hand-arrange florals that fit inwith their décor,” Barbiansaid.

» Tile center – “Tileadds textures and colors,and The Design Loft fea-tures a display area withlots of samples where wecan meet with customersand go over bath andkitchen tile choices,” saidBarbian.

» Decorating assis-tance – The Design Loftcan help customerschoose accessories, useexisting pieces, makecolor selections, and sim-ply inspire their designcreativity. It will feature asignature fireplace mantel

that Barbian uses to in-struct customers how todisplay items for variousoccasions and seasonsthroughout the year.

» Gift items – Expectto see a full line of giftitems including jewelry,stationary and candles, toname a few. “It is a greatplace to stop and pick upthat unique gift item thatyou won’t find anywhereelse,” said Barbian.

The timing of The De-sign Loft is excellent,according to Barbian:“People often want tolearn how to use thingsthey already have andhow to make smallchanges for big differ-ences. That’s especiallyimportant in today’s envi-ronment. The Design Loftwill help them do that.”

You can stop in and geta preview of The DesignLoft today, but watch for agrand opening cominglater in the summer.“We’ve had a very suc-cessful launch, and wewill continue to integrateThe Design Loft with theentire store,” said Bar-bian.

The Design Loft willstay true to the superiorservice and quality thathas been the hallmark ofBest Furniture Gallerysince its inception. “We’reselling more than just aproduct, we’re selling anexperience,” said Barbian.“I love it when I get fin-ished helping a customerand they tell me ‘Now myhouse feels like a home.’ ”

Best Furniture Galleryis open Monday from 10a.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesdaythrough Friday 10 a.m. to 6p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. They are closedSunday to be with family.They’re located at 1123South Fort Thomas Ave-nue in the Midway Dis-trict of Fort Thomas. Call859-441-BEST (2378) orvisit www.BestFurnitureGallery.com.

Fresh approach to home décor awaits you

Discover how to mix styles, add accessories and blendeverything together for full complement at The DesignLoft at Best Furniture Gallery. PROVIDED

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