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Jeff Schoonover grew up in Blissfield, Michigan, where kids rode their bicycles everywhere and were raised with a strong appreciation for community. When he went to high school, he got a job at the local pharmacy delivering prescriptions.

“I knew how important the business side of a doctor’s office was so I concentrated my studies in the fields of business administration and marketing,” Kari said. “As it turns out, our interests have complimented our careers as a couple,” she adds with an easy smile.

“Every time I delivered a prescription, I could see in a small way that my job made a difference and how much it meant to the people who were sick or just needed the scripts to maintain their health. It was a good feeling to be able to help families,” he said. From that time on, Jeff Schoonover knew that helping others was what he wanted to do. When he went to a Lutheran youth conference, he met a girl named Kari. She was from Chicago. They would become pen pals all through high school, attend college together and later, partners for life. From the very beginning, as he studied to become a doctor and she majored in business, they had a goal of working

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The opening of Indiana Vein Specialists located at 11876 Olio Road (Fishers, Indiana) in October of 2011 speaks to Jeff and Kari’s dedication and dream of making a difference in people’s lives. It is estimated that there are more than 80 million men and women who suffer from some form of venous disorder. Heredity is the number one contributing factor that causes varicose and spider veins and, since most veins lie deep beneath the skin’s surface, vein disorders are not always visible to the naked eye. Indiana Vein Specialists offer multiple state-of-the-art solutions to people who suffer from vein problems. Veins that

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cause leg pain, swelling, recurrent superficial blood clots, bleeding or ulceration are prime candidates for treatment. Veins that cause other symptoms such as aching, heaviness and fatigue or that are cosmetically unappealing, may also benefit from treatment. There are two general treatment options: conservative measures such as compression stockings, leg elevation, analgesics and corrective measures such as endovenous thermal ablation, chemical ablation, sclerotherapy and surface laser treatment. In many cases, a combination of treatment methods works better and the sooner these symptoms are addressed the better. About Dr. Jeff and his team Prior to starting Indiana Vein Specialists, Dr. Jeff practiced vein disease treatment at one of the largest vein clinics in the nation and served as a regional medical director. Before then, he practiced family medicine in Yorktown, Indiana and is board certified in family practice. He also served as a physician for 4 years in the United States Air Force where he achieved the rank of Major. The highly trained staff at Indiana Vein Specialists include: Natalie Gilman, Practice Administrator, Maggie Haley, RN, Nurse Sclerotherapist, Nathan Watson, Vascular Ultrasound Technologist and Diana Clauson, Scheduling Coordinator. This team shares the Schoonoverâ€™s vision of creating a medical practice dedicated to presenting a welcoming

atmosphere and skilled patient care. Jeff and Kari reside in Hamilton County with their two sons, ages 12 and 6. They are an active family and enjoy participating in triathlons as a relay team together. You may find them on the lacrosse fields, at the pool or biking on the Monon. When you visit Indiana Vein Specialists, take notice of the beautiful framed pictures dotted throughout the tastefully furnished office suite. Both Jeff and Kari, as well as their oldest son, are amateur photographers, and their 6-year-old is a budding artist. The entire family contributed to the office dĂŠcor. This truly is a talented family that works together to create just the right kind of a welcoming patient atmosphere in ever so many ways! For more information on the medical services of the Indiana Vein Specialists, please visit www.indyveins.com or call for a personal consultation at (317) 348-3023. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No referrals are necessary. J. Andy Murphy is a published author and works as a literary agent for regional writers. She serves as the Executive Director of the WriteStuff Writers Conferences and Events. january 2012 |

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The award-winning artist whose pastels and oil paintings capture many Indiana and regional scenes, was excited about the new opportunity “This is just great,” says Pam. “This is like a giant refrigerator for me,” she adds with a laugh. “It’s just like when I was a kid and hung my art work all over the place,” she quickly adds with excitement showing. Pam’s work will be showcased through February 10th. New exhibits will be unveiled on a regular basis, showcasing up to 60 works of visual art by each local artist or group. The permanent art gallery is free and open to the public. Hoosier artist Pam Newell stands by her artwork now hanging in Fishers Town Hall art gallery.

Art in Town Hall is a collaboration of the Fishers Arts Council and the town of Fishers. The artists must live, work or teach in Fishers.

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The art gallery will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and on periodic Saturdays. You can learn more about Pam Newell at www.pnewellart.com and for more information on the art gallery, visit www.fishersartscouncil.org.

By Pat Carlini The walls of Fishers Town Hall are now adorned with beautiful oil paintings and pastels as the public building, at One Municipal Drive will now include an art gallery setting to showcase the work of local artists. Fans braved the first snow of the year to attend the public reception honoring the first artist to be showcased, Pam Newell.

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The McIntosh family (left to right) Ellie, David, Davey and Ruthie. (Below) Following the 2011 redistricting process, Indiana’s new 5th Congressional District represents the heart of the Hoosier Heartland, spanning Hamilton, Madison, Tipton, and Grant counties with portions of Marion, Boone, Blackford, and Howard counties. To explore an interactive map of the new district, visit David’s website at www.DavidMcIntosh.org and click on “The New 5th District.”

David McIntosh: A Candidate for the Republican 5th District By J. Andy Murphy

With the November elections just around the corner, I started thinking about who most of us would choose as their favorite president? In my journey on this subject, I found that a lot of people had trouble answering my question. That is, until I presented the question to David McIntosh, who is among the Republican candidates challenging Dan Burton, who has held the 5th District Congressional seat for the last 28 years. Who will actually be elected in the primary and placed on the November ballot is yet unknown. So who is David McIntosh’s favorite president? George Washington. This surprised me as McIntosh worked for another president, Ronald Reagan. He explained his choice. “America has had many wonderful presidents, but George Washington to me was most of all a very strong leader. He was a moral man who dedicated himself to doing the right thing for his country and the people he served in the most turbulent of 8

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times. I’m a history buff, but history tends to focus most on the battles Washington fought and indeed his honesty. But if you really get into the character of George Washington, you’ll find a humble man who helped shape the foundation of our country that still exists today.” He added, “Did you know Washington turned down the opportunity to hold the title of King, which was presented to him by Alexander Hamilton. Washington also initiated the actions that would limit a president to only serve two consecutive terms.” His eyes sparkled with admiration as he added, “George Washington is someone whose principles I’ve always admired.” David McIntosh is no stranger to American history, as you will find his name listed as a former Indiana congressman (representing the former 2nd District), who served 6 years in Washington. He chose not to run again and returned to Indiana as a private citizen. His decision was based on a campaign promise of believing in term limits. He kept his word of serving for 3 terms even though he was a very

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popular and well-respected congressman who had the ability to find common ground that brought people together to form solutions for difficult government issues. He also earned a national reputation as the leader of the regulatory reform movement. So what’s behind his decision to toss his hat into the political scene again? “Fear. I was talking to my children one day about how I felt America was really in serious, serious trouble. Looking at them as a parent and someone who has served in Congress and understands the system and how it should work, I couldn’t tell them that things would all work out,” he said. “It was a difficult moment for me,” he stated. “It was at this point in the conversation that I realized I needed to step up to the plate and get involved if at all possible. When the boundaries for the 5th District were changed and our home zip code was included, the phone started to ring with people asking me to consider returning to politics. I knew I had the experience to present positive options that speak to what needs to be done. America has to be returned to a pro-growth country; we need to lower taxes and reduce regulations that keep small businesses from competing. We must address the issues of health care and repeal Obama care as there is no way to manage it successfully. Our national budget can be balanced, but not on the backs of the poor and the middle class, but in a sensible fiscal manner that makes economic sense for the welfare of the American people at all income levels. It’s all doable. There’s so much more that should be on the table,” he said with obvious concern in his voice. As the conversation continued, I noticed other people nearby listening as he spoke. All ages, sitting in Starbucks reading the paper, working on their computers, enjoying an early morning cup of coffee. McIntosh had clearly captured their attention even though he had no idea that others were listening. His ideas were fresh and his words carried the energy and clarity that is so absent in today’s political world. This is not a man who grandstands for attention. It is a man who understands the common fears that most Americans carry with them today. McIntosh is clearly running toward his fears – not away from them. That’s what real leaders do. In America, we have been given the right to cast our vote for individuals who we hope will act on our behalf. George Washington was one such elected official and, if given the chance to serve in Washington’s political shadow, David McIntosh would very much like to be the person chosen to represent the 5th Congressional District in Indiana. If he is elected, another positive would be his ability to hit the ground with an accumulated 6 years of seniority already

attached to his ranking. Seniority is important in Washington because it enables a representative to quickly get involved with important issues and, the committees that will shape these critical decisions. This I will especially remember about meeting David McIntosh: For a short period of time, this man gave a group of strangers in Starbucks a gift … that of hope. For detailed information on David McIntosh, his Indiana roots, education and political qualifications, please visit him at www.davidmcintosh.org.

McIntosh served in the Reagan Administration.

Brief Bits About David McIntosh During the Reagan Administration, McIntosh served as Special Assistant to the Attorney General and as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs. David McIntosh graduated from Yale University with a B.A. (cum laude) in 1980, and later received a J.D. from University of Chicago Law School in 1983. At the University of Chicago he was taught by Antonin Scalia, who later became a Supreme Court Justice. He is the co-founder of The Federalist Society. Termed the “national law school without walls,” the organization is a nationwide movement of 40,000 conservatives and libertarians to advocate in law and higher education for legal reform through a return to our constitutional foundations. This advertorial is paid for and authorized by David McIntosh for Indiana. january 2012 |

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Mellencamp’s Former Guitarist Back Home Again to 1991. The two natives of Seymour, Indiana also collaborated on the 1992 film Falling From Grace, which was their final project together.

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John Mellencamp’s long time lead guitartist, Larry Crane, is back home again and sharing his talents with fans in a series of guitar clinics. Crane, who has resided in Florida for the past few years, is back in Indiana and made his first guitar clinic appearance in Castleton at Sam Ash Music Center located at 8284 Center Run Drive. Close to 300 fans turned out to listen as Crane shared the ins and outs of Authority Song and Play Guitar, two hits from Mellencamp’s 1983 album Uh-Huh.

Crane has also worked with Steve Earle, John Prine and John Fogerty. The Hoosier artist released two of his own albums, Tropical Depression and Wire and Wood.

Larry Crane, former lead guitarist for John Mellencamps band, poses with new shirts to kick off his guitar clinics across the state.

His appearance at the music store was filmed for future commercial releases. Crane plans additional clinics focusing on popular hit songs such as Pink Houses, Paper and Fire, and Lonely Ol’ Night. Crane played lead guitar for Mellencamp’s band from 1975

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This place rocks! And that’s exactly what Dr. Ana Vazquez, a pediatric dentist and founder of Fishers Pediatric Dentistry wanted to accomplish when she set out to design a space where kids’ dentistry needs were addressed early on with a different approach to care.

For siblings or waiting guests, a special nearby area offers a game center to help occupy their energies and exploratory minds. Through the décor and staff’s attitudes, Fishers Pediatric Dentistry has created a fun and inviting place for children of all ages to enjoy. Individual suites were designed with a “surf shack” appeal catering to the young adult patient as well as private cabanas allowing for a quieter atmosphere. This pediatric dental office was designed to reflect Dr. Ana’s Puerto Rico homeland. The thoughtful planning works: Kids like it so much they ask to go back even before their next visit is scheduled.

Fishers Pediatric Dentistry is like walking into a tropical resort. Right from the very first visit when children step inside the reception area, they experience a playful atmosphere that eases them into a comfortable state of mind. Gaining a child’s trust is necessary when instilling the value and importance of regular checkups and establishing lifetime habits of brushing, flossing and healthy dietary Dr. Ana Vazquez, a pediatric dentist and founder choices. Establishing good dental of Fishers Pediatric Dentistry. habits early on is key in preventing costly dental bills in the future. Dr. Fishers Pediatric Dentistry takes pride in their continuous Ana and her Management Team know the devastating financial investment to exceed the standard of care in pediatric dentistry. issues that parents can face when dental decay becomes the Not only do they offer the latest technology including digital driving issue of treatment. So what can a parent do when such a x-rays, they also utilize the most modern equipment to provide situation arises? the highest level of safety for your child. Their priority is caring for your child as if they were one of their own. In the healthcare “Our Business Team is committed to helping every parent industry, Fishers Pediatric Dentistry is often compared to understand and maximize their insurance benefits. To help Nordstrom’s for quality service and customer care that goes ensure that all questions are answered, we can even submit a above and beyond. pretreatment estimate before any work is performed. Our office utilizes Care Credit, which is a line of healthcare credit only used in medical and dental offices to help with any out-of-pocket One doctor’s dream … costs. Our goal is to educate on the importance of prevention to For as long as she can remember, Dr. Ana wanted to be a dentist; reduce the need for extensive dental treatment that can create a there was never another choice! Today, Dr. Ana is recognized financial burden,” Dr. Ana said. as one of Indiana’s most respected authorities in pediatric What’s different with this pediatric dental practice? It’s a spacious office (about to expand 2,700 square feet of additional space) that hosts unique areas of care starting with an

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Fishers Board Seeks Input on $2.5 Million Fund By Tom Britt and Joe Wadlington After a four-year fight by the Geist United Opposition, the unincorporated areas on the north half of Geist Reservoir officially became the Town of Fishersâ€™ newest residents on January 1, 2010. A new voting district was formed to give these residents a voice on the seven-person Fishers Town Council and Pete Peterson, the former leader of the anti-annexation movement, won the seat in the November election. Furthering Fishersâ€™ olive branch to the residents, the Fishers Town Council set aside an impoundment fund of $2.5 million for the newly annexed residents to spend on local improvements. A volunteer board of Geist residents will get to work on how to best utilize this fund, and they need input. The Geist Impoundment Board is comprised of two individuals from each of the three annexed sections, along with three â€œat largeâ€? residents. The nine men and women went through an application process and were selected by the town council after a round of interviews. The Geist Impoundment Board is comprised

of the following residents: Mark Jones, Jack Kowal, Jeff Lantz, Rachel Quade, Gary Batesole, Russell Bruce, Roger Kessler, Brad Johnson, and Anthony Najem. While the council refrained from questioning the individualsâ€™ personal opinions on the Geist annexation, the resulting selections were a mixed bag of pro- and anti-annexation residents. Rachel Quade, a member of the Geist Impoundment Board and former Geist United Opposition board member, commented, â€œI think it actually says a lot about the [Fishers] Council members in that they put some of the people who were involved in the Geist United Opposition on this board. I think itâ€™s a good sign.â€? A diversity of opinions about the annexation will certainly be fertile ground for a lot of great ideas for the future. The Geist Impoundment Fund was endowed through property taxes from the residents in the annexed areas and earmarked for capital improvement projects. â€œItâ€™s a proxy fund that will be paid over three years. In two more years it should be a total of $2.5 million,â€? said Scott Faultless, Town Council President. Their first order of business is to gather the opinions of their Geist constituents and flush out the best ideas. After they have selected the best projects, they will present them to the Fishers Town Council along with a cost analysis. The council will then decide if the project should be carried out or not, limited only by budget.

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• Roundabout at Brooks School Road and Fall Creek Road (scheduled to begin early this year) • Roundabout at 106th and Geist Road (scheduled for 2013) • Widening of 113th Street east of Olio • Sidewalk along 96th Street from the Indianapolis Yacht Club to the entrance of Cambridge To zero in on the best projects, the Geist Impoundment Fund Board will be polling their neighbors. The board will study all the different suggestions and consider them based on probability and how broadly they will benefit the community. The board could decide to use all of the money for a big project or spread the budget out across multiple projects.

also interested in walking paths and public parks. The possibilities are endless and citizens should see this as an exciting time to have their voices heard. “Now that we are formally a part of Fishers, we have a voice, and a place to bring our voices to,” said Peterson. This board has a large responsibility ahead of them. Their hard work could greatly affect the community and these dedicated citizens are certainly energized by the challenge. But the first step is starting the discussion on exactly what the area needs. Citizens can got to www.TownePost.com to start giving their suggestions and letting their voices be heard. Don’t hesitate to have a hand in shaping Fisher’s future!

Of the individuals interviewed, Peterson thought the watershed and water quality of Geist could use some attention. Blue green algae has been a persistent problem on Geist Reservoir. Faultless mused on the many ideas available; from intersection improvements to public reservoir access and pathways. Quade was

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Lanae Harden and Michele Jackson have invested years in the practice of law. Their reputations as experienced lawyers are soundly respected locally, nationally and internationally. To have achieved such a status takes extensive knowledge of the court system and the huge body of laws that apply in their respective areas of representation. When you read stories on attorneys, you don’t often think of them as compassionate and empathetic, however, Lanae and Michele will change your mind. “Families depend on us to provide a professional, yet personal level of service during a difficult and emotionally draining period in their lives. It is our role to support them with compassionate insight and sound legal advice based on our experience to deliver successful resolutions for their situation.” says Harden. 20

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Miracle on 126th Street Three Heroes Save HSE Student Athlete By Janet C. Striebel “D, D, D, D-Bone” was the chant coming from the HSE High School Basketball fan section on December 16th against Zionsville. The nickname “D-Bone” has always been used to address the Varsity basketball player, Drew Robinson, who has always played power forward and center. This student has lived to tell a story of an amazing phenomenon that he’s endured. On November 15th 2011, many HSE students and administrators witnessed a true miracle on 126th Street. During third period, precalculus class, a student who was taking notes suddenly collapsed for no apparent reason. This student, Drew Robinson, and star basketball player for HSE High School, had a cardiac arrest. His teacher, Joe Golden, a former EMT and firefighter, knew exactly what to do. He instructed one student to call 911 and another to go get a nurse. Meanwhile, Golden laid him flat on the ground. Soon, Beth Hanover, a nurse, arrived to room B208. She and Golden began administering CPR. A student was directed to get the other nurse and the AED (Automated External Defibrillator.) This time, the other HSE nurse, Sue Albano, quickly arrived with the AED. Both nurses did CPR and then the AED was used to deliver a shock allowing his heart to resume to a normal rhythm. Together,

Beth and Sue continued to do CPR as directed by the AED, until the Fishers Fire Department arrived. The paramedics transported Drew to the St.Vincent Medical Center. After several days of testing, Drew underwent surgery to install an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD.) If his heart ever stops again, this device will automatically send a shock to keep his heart going. Many are wondering, “What caused this to happen?” Drew has never had any health problems and has always been healthy. Ironically, just a few months earlier, Drew had an optional echocardiogram done through the school system for student athletes prior to the school year. His mom, Diane Robinson, remembers, “I wanted Drew to have this test done because it was offered through the school system at such an affordable rate that it would be crazy not to take advantage for any athlete.” His test results came out fine and he was ready to play HSE varsity basketball. By having the echocardiogram done earlier in the year, the cardiologists were able to compare the test results from the past to the present in order to help with their prognosis. Doctors are not exactly sure yet what the root cause was for Drew’s cardiac arrest, as the test results are still pending.

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The Right Place at the Right Time “If something was going to have to happen, I’m glad it happened in my classroom where I could help Drew,” says Joe Golden, Math Teacher at Hamilton Southeastern High School. For seven years, Golden served as a Firefighter/EMT in Pike Township. This experience helped him orchestrate the spontaneity with which he made quick decisions within that brief episode (approximately 4 min.) until Drew’s heartbeat was restored. With his prior experience and EMT training, Golden knew what to do—from (Left to right) Joe Golden, Sue Albano, Drew Robinson, and Beth Hanover. Thanks to the calling 911 to cutting the shirt for coordinated efforts of these three heroes, Drew is here today. (Photo by Janet C. Striebel) CPR preparation. This newfound Diane Robinson, (Drew’s mother,) was touched by the awesome hero continues, “I would have felt support she received from the HSE community especially the really bad if this incident would have happened to Drew just a few basketball coach, Brian Satterfield. She marveled at his continuous classrooms down the hall where I couldn’t have been any help support including multiple visits to the hospital to see Drew, one of for him.” which involved the basketball team. She says, “Mr. Satterfield has Not only was Drew lucky to have been in Golden’s classroom been so supportive and kind. He has continued to make Drew feel at the time of this incident, but he was also surprisingly close like part of the team.” in proximity to the nurse’s office. Within a huge school of On December 16th at HSE High School, the HSE Royals approximately 3,000 students, Mr. Golden’s classroom was Basketball team defeated Zionsville. Just prior to the game, the amazingly only a few doors down from the nurses. three heroes were recognized, each receiving a framed autographed “I give it all to God,” says Beth Hanover, HSE nurse who team poster and a $50.00 gift card to CR Heroes, a local restaurant. displayed heroic efforts during this awe-inspiring event that CR Heroes will recognize them as the heroes of the month. Near happened during third period. “If this would have happened during the end of the ceremony, the crowd began chanting, “D, D, D, the next period, Drew would have been in the “A” hallway which D-Bone” and clapping for the student athlete that everyone has is on the other side of the school. I just can’t believe how close come to appreciate. Drew not only helps serve as a student coach we were at time and how everything fell into place. It was like a to the HSE team, but also as a reminder that like he recently posted miracle in itself.” on Twitter, “You can’t take life for granted.” “We truly were his instruments,” says Sue Albano, the HSE nurse, and third hero who helped save Drew. “God guided our hands and actions and was responsible for the outcome. I felt his presence in the room that day.”

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“I like to buy, build, and sell restaurants and bars,” says Gore who claims that this particular Bubbaz Bar and Grill marks the 39th location that he has opened throughout Indianapolis and the surrounding areas. “The main drawing card here is that we offer good food with reasonable prices. You can get a cheeseburger for just $4 and it includes the fries.” Furthermore, he is excited about making this precise establishment, a smoke-free environment, especially after learning that 95% of the clientele in the area prefer a nonsmoking atmosphere. Good Food + Great Prices = Bubbaz Bar and Grill

After taking care of repairs and maintenance, he’s ready to start serving the Geist area when he says, “We’re ready to start pumping up the volume and get business started.” Bubbaz Bar and Grill is open every day from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., bubbazbarandgrill@att.net Health Tips for 2012 Stephanie Osbourne-Osbourne Fitness “Being healthy is 80% nutrition and 20% exercise. Be aware and educated about what goes into your body.”

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Fishers is a great place to “put down roots.” Sponsor a tree for Arbor Day, Friday April 27, from 6pm - 8pm. A plaque with your name, business, or organization will be placed with the tree or grove to commemorate your contribution. Prices start at $175 for a tulip tree. Contact the Fishers Parks Department at (317) 595-3150 or email parks@fishers.in.us.

Ed Potts, a Nationwide Insurance agent in the Geist area and long-time Geist SERTOMA member, is retiring in September and moving to Florida. Doug Langen will be taking over the agency and working with Potts through August.

scam artist in lawrence There is a man going by the name of Shawn Davidson visiting local businesses soliciting funds for Lawrence North Drug and Alcohol Prevention & Awareness Program. Lawrence North does not know who this individual is and it appears it could be a scam. Contact police if this person comes to your business soliciting funds. He is driving a grey Taurus License # 296 ACM.

possible changes at st. simon festival St. Simon’s annual kick-off to summer will most likely be implementing some big changes this year in an effort to make the event safer. The St. Simon Festival is contemplating an admission fee and fencing in the school grounds for the first time in the event’s history. More info to come in on atGeist.com in February.

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Just across the interstate from Hamilton Town Center, IU Health Saxony Hospital is now open for business with a local anesthesiologist at the helm. Dr. Philip Dulberger, or “Dr. Phil” as his friends and colleagues refer to him, shared an idea six years ago that took him from the operating room to the second floor administrative offices at Fishers’ first specialty hospital with services focused on cardiovascular, orthopedic, spine care and emergency services. In October 2005, Dulberger was in between surgeries when he decided to call IU Health (then called Clarian Health) CEO Dan Evans. “I have an idea about a different approach to deliver health care,” Dulberger told Evans. “Hospitals traditionally wait for people to get sick 28

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and come in. I propose that we should establish a campus that focuses on helping people live a healthier lifestyle and keeping them well, so that when patients do become sick, we have developed that relationship with the patient, and they choose IU Health as their partner.” Evans listened, agreed, and discussions continued for about six months with others within IU Health. After Dulberger returned from a spring break vacation in 2006, the decision was made to move forward with the plan. Dulberger traded his lab coat for a hardhat and wound down his anesthesiology practice. Being a doctor, Dulberger brought a unique perspective to the planning process. He believes that the future of

health care will be based on two things: Patient quality outcomes and service experience. Dulberger, with a team of architects and designers, created a hospital centered around the healing forces of nature. Everything from the natural stone and walking paths outside to the 11-by-24 foot mural in the lobby entitled “Hope Around the Bend” creates an atmosphere that feels more like a resort than a hospital. Upon entering the hospital, what’s most impressive is what you don’t see. Borrowing Disney theme park concepts, patient support and custodial services are all conducted “off stage”, out of view from patients or visitors in the hallways. Patient rooms feel like a deluxe suite at the Conrad, complete with oak cabinetry designed to hide all

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Dulberger often times sports his lab coat and makes his rounds to check in on the IU Health Saxony “partners”.

to patient care. As for the patients he checks in on, he refers to them internally as “guests,” citing “it gives us a different mindset and keeps us in touch with the experience.” While the doors are now open on the hospital, construction continues.

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ADHD and Attention Issues Brain training as a treatment for attention struggles

hy be limited by the usual help commonly offered to ADHD students? Classroom accommodation often leaves students feeling separated and inferior. Medication therapy is fraught with potential negative side effects. Brain training is a tool that can expand treatment options. ADHD students benefit from the ability of a professional brain trainer to precisely target and enhance specific attention skills. Brain training can improve attention skills General attention skill is actually a composite of subskills such as sustained attention (staying on task), selected attention (ignoring distractions), and divided attention (attending to more than one task). Effective brain training exercises can isolate and improve a student’s ability in each of the attention sub-skills. This precision targeting of skills makes brain training a unique and powerful treatment option.

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The Facts Behind Brain Training 5 keys to faster, easier learning through brain training

1. COGNITIVE SKILLS Make Learning Possible Specific brain functions (cognitive skills) are the foundation for all learning. Strong individual skills naturally produce faster and easier learning. The following are key cognitive skills that must be strong for fast, efficient learning: t Attention Pay attention over time and despite distraction t Processing Speed Think more quickly and efficiently t Working Memory Hold on to and use information during the learning process

2. WEAKNESSES When Skills Are Weak

t Auditory Processing Distinguish, blend, and segment sounds accurately t Visual Processing Create and picture mental images while thinking or reading

t Logic & Reasoning Associate concepts and images accurately when problem solving t Long-Term Memory Efficiently recall facts and stored information

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Symptom Can’t focus; easily distracted Homework takes too long to get done Difficulty following directions; lots of starting over Poor reading, comprehension, and spelling Math word problems are hard; poor comprehension Low problem-solving and organization abilities Poor recall of previously learned information

3. NEUROPLASTICITY and Cognitive Change

Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to recruit unused neurons and build new neural connections to process new information. It is the brain’s capacity to rewire itself. t Connections can change and grow at any age. t Proper training can stimulate new neural connections. t New connections enhance or restore function. t Training can stimulate faster, easier thinking. t Training can cause neurons to re-route around damage due to traumatic injury.

SCIENCE PROVES THAT THE BRAIN CAN BE CHANGED

BRAIN TRAINING AND COGNITIVE CAPACITY These brain scans reveal physical evidence of increased cognitive activity (see circled highlights) in areas of the brain associated with normal reading skills (top) and changes recorded in a dyslexic (non-reader) after only seven weeks of cognitive training.

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How Do We Learn? Learning happens when we receive and process information. Cognitive skills are the necessary tools used to receive and process this information.

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BRAIN TRAINING STRENGTHENS THE KEY SKILLS NEEDED TO LEARN

5. TWO PARTS TO SMART: Processing and Knowledge A car won’t perform well when its tires are flat. In the same way, students can’t process facts, knowledge and information when their underlying skills are weak. This is why repetition (through tutoring or reteaching) usually fails to produce long-term results. Problems will continue until the underlying skills are strengthened. “[The brain] responds to use and disuse by either growing and remaining vital or decaying, and thus, for the first time, we are learning to see mental weaknesses as physical systems in need of training and practice.” — DR. JOHN J. RATEY, MD Harvard Medical School, A User’s Guide to the Brain

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Reading Problems and Dyslexia The secret weakness behind most poor reading Brain Training Produces Reading Improvement These gains (combined with a 188% gain in word attack skill and a 230% increase in working memory efficiency) helped these LearningRx students jump past many of their classmates and become better readers. Sample gains in Word Attack skill. AVERAGE SKILL YEARS GAINED

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Most struggling readers have a corresponding auditory processing skill weakness. Auditory processing weakness can manifest in several ways: difficulty distinguishing between similar sounds, trouble recognizing simple sound combinations, and struggling to accurately blend sounds together. Any of these cognitive skill weaknesses will hinder fluent reading. Only a reading program that uncovers and strengthens weak auditory processing skills has any chance of producing lasting reading improvement. This is where the power of brain training makes the difference! Brain training leads to increased reading potential Effective reading help begins by identifying any weak underlying skills — like memory or auditory processing. Skill-specific training exercises build strength. Once a strong cognitive foundation is restored, a unique sound-to-code reading system develops new reading techniques and habits in the student. Reading is quickly transformed from a slow, choppy effort into a fast and efficient learning tool. An assessment is the first step. To see if cognitive skill weaknesses are the cause of your or your child’s reading difficulties, contact a LearningRx Brain Training Center today.

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