January 2015
Features
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New Approaches To Treating PTSD For Veterans—And Civilians
Cognitive processing therapy expands options for PTSD patients.
In Kremchek They Trust
For two decades, Dr. Timothy Kremchek has kept the Cincinnati Reds in the game while building a local sports-medicine empire, one busted arm at a time.
The Future Is Now: Christ Hospital Creates 3D-Printed Knee Implants
We talked to Christ Hospital Orthopaedic Surgeon Glenn Reinhart, M.D. about giving knee implant patient a truly custom fit.
Music Therapists Create Heartbeat Keepsakes For Grieving Families
“There’s something lovely in the families knowing that there’s still this one thing we can do.”
The Ruffed Grouse Society Is the Future of Conservation
If everything you know about guns, dogs, and wild animals comes from rolling through Bass Pro and loading up on Duck Dynasty swag, meet the small but hardy group of sportsmen in the Ruffed Grouse Society.
Clever New Cancer Drug Destroys Brain Tumors
A Covington-based researcher develops a drug that targets cells in brain tumors.
Cincinnati Children’s Transforms Toys into Mobility Machines for Little Kids with Big Needs
“Our patients have cerebral palsy, spinal muscular atrophy, spina bifida—an adaptive piece of equipment to help them stay upright and walk.”
What Cell Layers in the Retina Can Reveal About Brain Swelling
For our January 2015 Top Doctors issue, we spoke with University of Cincinnati Neurological Surgery Resident Benjamin Bixenmann about finding a better way to diagnose concussions.
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Frontlines
What’s Next For Union Terminal?
The citizens of Hamilton County resoundingly voted to rescue Union Terminal, but the structure’s salvation is still a ways off.
Sanborn Maps Reveal Cincinnati’s Evolving Infrastructure
In 1867, The Sanborn Map Company began charting North American cities and towns—including Cincinnati, starting in 1887.
Mike Tyson’s One-Man Show
Boxing legend Mike Tyson brings his honest and eccentric one-man show Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth to Horseshoe Casino on Jan 16.
Rosanne Cash at Music Hall
She joins the Pops for a weekend of collaboration.
Catholic Relics Find A New Sanctuary
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati relocates 170 years’-worth of archival materials.
Speak Easy: Bob Shacochis Talks Dangerous Books
If you could assemble a dream career for a writer, it might look something like Bob Shacochis’s.
Dr. Know: January 2015
No Goetta For St. Louis, Jerry Springer Sings, and Speeding in Cincinnati.
Tattoo You
Here’s your chance to prove how much your city really means to you.
Radar
Style Counsel: Jen Seiser
Occupation: Senior Design Manager, P&G’s new business group; blogger, thejourneynotes.com; Her Style: Globe trekker
On The Market: 238 E. Second St., Covington
It’s tough to walk very far in Covington without stumbling upon something named after Amos Shinkle.
Everything But The House Masters The Online Estate Sale
A real human skull originally donated to a medical school, a vintage Coco Chanel beaded necklace, a guest chair from Queen Elizabeth’s coronation—there seem to be no limits to the shake-your-head amazing items you can buy, or just browse, on ebth.com.
Stylish Winter Hibernation Supplies
All the trappings of a fun night in.
Frameri: Glasses For Commitmentphobes
Frameri lets you have your frames and lenses too.
Long Weekend: New Orleans
Indisputably, there’s a bond between New Orleans and Cincinnati.
Covington Real Estate Roundup
From Italianate to Victorian: Covington houses for sale.
Columns
The Observer: The Path of Wrongousness
Nature is a place of discovery. Not that that’s necessarily a good thing.
Dine
Raw Food Nation
Raw, plant-based dishes can help the body heal and soothe autoimmune issues.
Lunchbox: Huit Craft BBQ
Huit’s signature eight-spice blend (huit is French for eight) includes cinnamon, fennel, caraway, and cumin, and crusts both the baby back pork ribs and tofu slices.
You Should Be Eating This: Galette Du Rois at French Crust
King for the day!
Ingredient: Pomegranates
Vik Silberberg, Chef/owner at Zula—also a native of the Middle East—likes to sprinkle the seeds in his salad for color and texture but also to balance salty nuts and cheese.
Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse Needs to Trim the Fat
The flagship location of our beef baron’s empire needs a little of its magic back.
Hot Plate: SuRa
A neutral color palette was a wise choice by color-engineer-turned-restaurant-owner InHwan Oh.
Takeout Hero: A Forkable Feast
If your significant other offers to pick up dinner from A Forkable Feast, “Surprise me” is your ideal directive.
Open: Pontiac BBQ
This neon-lit temple to smoked meat is a well-researched paean to pork and soulful side dishes.
Tableside with Len Bleh, Avril-Bleh & Sons Meat Market
Avril-Bleh & Sons Meat Market has been a Cincinnati staple since 1894.
You Need More Cognac In Your Life
Plus: A recipe for the best Sidecar you’ve ever had.