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After a 30-year search, Jo Ann Brezette will travel to Germany this week to meet her half brother for the first time. / P2 Photo by Shane Rodimel

At long last

After a 30-year search, Jo Ann Brezette will travel to Germany this week to meet her half brother for the first time.

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By Kevin Kane Current in Carmel In a matter of days, Carmel resident Jo Ann Brezette will travel to Germany for an encounter that, until recently, she thought would never happen. Brezette spent 30 years searching for her half brother. She learned of this additional sibling, conceived during World War II, after her father’s death in the mid-70s. Working with little to no accurate information, Brezette spent decades searching diligently for this additional branch on her family tree but never found answers. Battling illness, Brezette was ready to accept that this brother would always remain unknown to her, when a chance e-mail changed her luck. She found her half-brother, and this week she’ll go overseas to meet him for the first time. “It’s all I can think about since I found him,” Brezette said. “There isn’t a day that goes by now that I don’t think about or e-mail him.” Her father, Robert Paul Brezette, served in the Big Red One, First Infantry during WWII. Before coming back to the United States and later marrying, he fathered a child with a woman in Germany – but likely never knew it. A few years after Robert’s death in 1969, a German man came to Indianapolis searching for Robert, claiming to be his son. However, he went to the home of Brezette’s brother, Robert, Jr. Unable to discuss the situation at the time, Robert, Jr. invited the man to return later, but he was neither seen nor heard from again. Brezette herself didn’t learn of the encounter

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visual confirmation Jo Ann Brezette’s siblings said the German man who came to Indianapolis in the 1970s was a “spitting image” of their father (left). The man turned out to be their half brother, Volker Paul (right), and Brezette said the only picture she has of Paul looks exactly like those taken of her father late in his life.

until a few years later when her siblings mentioned their “German brother who was a spitting image” of their father. Soon after, she began her long search for this mysterious half sibling. But for years she was looking for the wrong

traveling through history Brezette’s father fought with the Big Red One in World War II. When she goes to Germany to meet her half brother, the two will follow the route of the Big Red One through the country, making the same stops their father made decades ago.

person. Brezette said Robert, Jr. told her the man’s name was “Robert Paul or Paul Robert Volker.” In reality, his name’s Volker Robert Paul, with the fact that his last name matches his biological father’s middle name being a

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coincidence. No matter which breaks Brezette got in her investigation, the wrong name would prevent her from locating Paul. In 1998, Brezette’s mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer, and Brezette herself began experiencing significant health problems, including the loss of most of her sight. After suffering a stroke a couple years ago, she was ready to give up hope. “I just came to the conclusion at that point that I was never going to find out,” she said. But in 2008, there was a breakthrough in her search. At the request of his younger son, Paul began e-mailing anyone he could find with last name Brezette, again hoping to find more information about his father. One such e-mail came to Brezette’s home computer, and she said her “heart dropped.” She recalled her reply to his request for assistance. “Dear Paul, I think I can help you,” she said. “I’m your sister, and I’ve been looking for you for 30 years.” After years of searching for her half-brother, Brezette’s unknown sibling actually found her and did so by accident. Afraid that he would intrude in the Brezettes’ lives, Paul said he stopped inquiring about his father after learning of his death. Robert died when Brezette was just 14, and that, combined with her interest in family history, is what she said drove her to continue searching for Paul despite so much difficulty. “Maybe I felt that there was something missing,” she said. “Maybe that’s why I had this desire to keep us all together.”

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It is our position that the Carmel Police Department is acting in a prudent and thoughtful way in conducting its investigation into recent allegations of hazing in Carmel Clay Schools. Carmel Police Chief Mike Fogarty continues to urge our fellow citizens to allow the process to continue and to withhold prejudice until all facts have been accumulated and vetted. We concur. Filling the blogs with hate and name-calling, many outside of our community have taken great joy in the harm that has befallen our hometown. And all the while, many of us demand action – now! In the frenzy, allegations of cover-ups and conspiracies are bound to emerge. We believe in the Carmel police. And we believe if anything is being protected jealously by city leaders, it is the innocent. However, city, police and school leadership must remember that the obligation to protect the innocent does not extend to the guilty. If negligence, bad action or disregard contributed to the alleged harm perpetrated upon on youth, those responsible must be exposed and held accountable for their actions in accord with their adult or juvenile status. But for now, we are patient. Our thoughts are with the victims. And justice will be forthcoming.

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It is our position that the State of Indiana generally and our legislature specifically must act in response to falling revenue. The state has undershot its tax collection forecast for the past 17 months, including this past month. Leaders in the Indiana Senate have undertaken to pass a collection of resolutions aimed at making our budget balance. While no one wants to spend less, we believe it would be irresponsible to take any other action. With business already suffering tremendously from the current recession and concern over coming months (including potential for significant tax increases or continued malaise in the economy), government must continue to make its expenses match it earnings. The Senate bills have passed and are now awaiting corresponding passage from the Indiana House of Representatives. There, Speaker Pat Bauer can choose to act and bring the bill to the floor for a vote – or he can simply shelve the proposals and let the State spend more than it makes. While the folly of such action seems apparent to most taxpayers, it nevertheless routinely eludes the thinking of many government officials. Senate bills 1, 35, 236 and 98 deserve a vote. And we should demand it.

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Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one with you. In Denver, Colo., it is illegal to mistreat rats. Source: Weird Laws (iPhone application)

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Every week, we will print a portion of the U.S. Constitution, followed by a portion of the Indiana Constitution. We encourage you to benchmark government policies against these bedrock documents. Today: the U.S. Constitution.. Article. III. Section 2 Cont. In all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, and those in which a State shall be Party, the supreme Court shall have original Jurisdiction. In all the other Cases before mentioned, the supreme Court shall have appellate Jurisdiction, both as to Law and Fact, with such Exceptions, and under such Regulations as the Congress shall make.

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The Trial of all Crimes, except in Cases of Impeachment, shall be by Jury; and such Trial shall be held in the State where the said Crimes shall have been committed; but when not committed within any State, the Trial shall be at such Place or Places as the Congress may by Law have directed. Section. 3. Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court. The Congress shall have Power to declare the Punishment of Treason, but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted.

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The how and the why COMMENTARY By Terry Anker This month has been a tough one for the Carmel High School boys’ basketball team, coaches, and school administration, and for local police and, frankly, anyone who cares about kids. Regardless of the outcome of what will no doubt be a long and thorough investigation, many lives have been irreversibly altered (and not in a good way) by the alleged activities. Even as haters both far and near seem to take great joy in the pain suffered in Carmel, the community is asking (rightly) how something like this could happen. Many have speculated that the bad behavior manifested itself in the form of a particularly unpleasant act of sexual deviance. The lynch mobs are forming. How did the administration let this happen? How did the coaches let this happen? How did the police let this happen? Sadly, there will likely be plenty of blame to go around. But in the meantime, shouldn’t we withhold judgment until the investigation is resolved? For now, it strikes me that the question

for our community should be why this kind of deviant behavior is taking place, not how it is occurring mechanically. These kinds of crimes are rampant across the nation. And while schools are reacting to a wave of sexually charged bullying, shouldn’t we explore the reasons behind the delinquency? How is it that these young people (both boys and girls) believe such action is ever OK? Moreover, even if one predator was at large, how is it that the other kids don’t simply know a serious line has been crossed? Our youth are inundated with images that are beyond tolerable. Teen comedies routinely call forced male sodomy humor. The Internet delivers every manner of perversion to the everwaiting iPhone. Isn’t it possible (or likely) there is a connection? Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may e-mail him at terry@ currentincarmell.com.

Sadly, there will likely be plenty of blame to go around. But in the meantime, shouldn’t we withhold judgment until the investigation is resolved?

Why, why, why were we advertising the Palladium on the Olympics now?

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Who put what in Mort’s morning cereal? This, to us, was shocking news. Mortimer Zuckerman, The Last of the Great Liberals™ and top editor at U.S. News & World Report, recently wrote something that nearly knocked us from our ergonomically correct chairs. Listen to this: “(President Barack) Obama’s ability to connect with voters is what launched him. But what has surprised me is how he has failed to connect with the voters since he’s been in office. He’s had so much overexposure. You have to be selective. He was doing five Sunday shows. How many press conferences? And now people stop listening to him. … He’s lost his audience. He has not rallied public opinion. He has plunged in the polls more than any other public figure since we’ve been using polls. He’s done everything wrong. Well, not everything, but the major things… I don’t consider it a triumph. I consider it a disaster.” Huh. Where might you have read that before? We’re still reeling from it. Really. It was quite a surprise. ••• We’re sure you heard about the recent incident at John F. Kennedy Airport where an air-traffic controller allowed his son to deliver a few routine messages to pilots. The controller and his supervisor were suspended. Which

Brian Kelly & Steve Greenberg begs the question: Just what does it take to get fired from a federal, unionized, job? ••• The story regarding the purported potential criminal behavior of three Carmel High School senior boys’ basketball players unfortunately continues to spur rumors. And we’ve received multiple unsolicited comments about that, some included in a copy of a vitriol-laced letter sent to administrators and coaches by “concerned parents.” It wasn’t signed and there was no contact information, no return address. The writers must have been too embarrassed to expose their identities. It was spleen-venting at its finest, and other than that we didn’t note a purpose that had not been previously addressed.

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Editor: We are writing in reference to the article “Performing Arts Center: Olympic ads good value” by Kevin Kane, published in the Feb. 23 issue of Current in Carmel. Many Carmel residents were appalled when they first saw the Carmel Palladium advertised on television during the Olympics. What is there to advertise right now besides the name? The building isn’t completed, and from what we have read, it isn’t even fully funded. There is not a solid opening date. There are no performances to advertise at this time. Even if the ads purchased to advertise the Palladium were a good value for the price paid, that doesn’t mean it is worthwhile to spend this money in this way at this time. Everyone we have spoken to is dumbfounded that this venue is being advertised now for an undisclosed amount of money. If there isn’t enough money to complete the building right now, who is paying for this marketing campaign? We can’t even tell who’s in charge. The City Council, Carmel Redevelopment Commission,

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and Performing Arts Foundation all are quoted within a few sentences of each other in your article. Some members of the City Council and the Carmel Redevelopment Commission overlap, and city employees sit on the board of the Performing Arts Foundation. Taxpayer money has been turned over to the Foundation, but there is a lack of transparency about how the money is being spent. Taxpaying citizens of Carmel deserve to be informed about the way their tax dollars are spent. Although the Foundation’s nonprofit status may not require it to disclose this information or justify its actions, or to ask for input from Carmel taxpayers, it ought to be doing that without any prompting. Since the Foundation is using taxpayer dollars, it ought to be considering how to spend them wisely. Advertising the Palladium now, though it will not open for a year, does not seem very wise. Jill and Marty Meisenheimer Kirsten and Dylan Kowalewski Marian and Lyle Hartman Ruth Klein

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A.D.D. is real, and it really sucks

DISPATCHES » Etiquette and dancing for middle schoolers Rebecca’s Cotillion invites parents of middle school students to attend an information coffee (no charge) at the Ritz Charles March 18 from 7-8:30 pm. Parents will have an opportunity to hear about Rebecca’s program, which includes etiquette and dancing for middle school students. Call 317-844-8320 for a reservation, and visit www.rebeccascotillion.com for more information. Friends of the NRA banquet – All NRA supporters are invited to the 3rd annual Hamilton County Friends of NRA Banquet March 11 at the Ritz Charles from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $40, $30 for guests aged 16 and under. Tables of eight are $280. Tickets will not be sold at the door. Visit www.friendsofNRA.org for tickets and details. Table captains needed - Janus Developmental Services, Inc. is hosting its second annual Create, Connect, Commit fundraising breakfast on March 26. This is an invite-only event and will take place at the Fountains in Carmel. Breakfast will be served at 7a.m. with the program beginning at 7:30 a.m. Three more table captains are needed to invite tables of nine guests. Call 317-773-8781 ext. 120 for details. Pennies for Patients a success - Clay Middle School recently wrapped up its fundraising for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Indiana. The students raised a total of $14,607.56 by collecting donations.

Commentary By Danielle Wilson You know what I’ve decided? A.D.D. makes me M.A.D., mad! Both in an angry sense and in a mentally crazy way. Why? Because attention deficit disorder really screws people up, and if you don’t have the patience or means to deal with it, A.D.D. can seriously tax relationships. My husband and one of my sisters have it, as does the child of good friends of ours. All our lives would just be so much easier if A.D.D. didn’t exist. And I get so irritated with those who think it’s not a real disorder, that A.D.D. is just a label pharmaceutical companies invented so they can make millions from selling Adderall, Focalin and Strattera. Clearly, these disbelievers haven’t had to work around a loved one who can’t seem to get anything done on time or, at the other extreme, gets so involved with a project he forgets about everything (and everyone) else. Take my husband. He’s never been officially diagnosed, but it’s quite clear to me and his family he suffers from A.D.D. As a child, he struggled in school and stirred up trouble. In college, he often missed deadlines and left tasks incomplete. As an adult, he’s learned to make lists and to

self-medicate with caffeine and now enjoys a successful career. But he still drives me bonkers, like when I ask him repeatedly to plow the driveway and days later it’s still not finished, though the garage is spit-spot clean because on the way to the shovel, he became distracted by the leaf-strewn floor. Then there’s my younger sister. I never thought much about her having A.D.D., but when I look back on her childhood, the signs were all there. She too struggled in school, even though my parents held her back a year, and she frequently had trouble focusing on homework. Christina probably had the hyperactivity component too, as she was always in motion, whether it was bouncing off the basement walls or competing in gymnastics or cross country. Over the past several years, she has become increasingly frustrated at her inability to read a book and has opted for medication. She can now read chapters at a time without losing interest or focus. But she’s also 32. Think of all that time she suffered for nothing, believing she was lacking in some way. The worst scenario, though, is parents dealing with a child who has A.D.D. Our friends’ preschooler suffers from A.D.H.D., and because she also has some learning disabilities, her disorder is preventing her

from benefiting from therapy. (She can’t sit still to practice her speech, so her verbal skills are falling farther and farther behind her peers.) At the recommendation of a child psychiatrist, her parents have started trying different medications, but so far they haven’t found the right combination of drug and dosage. She’s either completely unaffected or too comatose to eat. Their doctor assures them that they will get it right and that her A.D.H.D. will soon be a worry of the past, but it’s terribly difficult for them as parents to watch their child go through this. They also have the self-doubt that comes along with medicating a young child. Is it safe? Should we wait until she’s older? What will her teachers say? The whole thing blows. Given our family history, we’ve been extremely lucky that none of our children suffer from A.D.D. No Einsteins in the bunch either, but I’m okay with that. If they work hard and do their best, they’ll succeed. That’s a lot harder to accomplish when you suffer from A.D.D. Peace O.U.T. Danielle Wilson is a Carmel resident and contributing columnist. You may e-mail her at danielle@ currentincarmel.com.

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131st St. to be named Main throughout

The City of Carmel announced last week that 131st Street will be renamed Main Street for all residents and businesses with Carmel mailing addresses. Currently, sections of this roadway are referred to as Main Street while, in other areas, it is called 131st Street. According to the city’s release on the renaming, the change is occurring to help alleviate confusion for travelers and new residents as well as create a central reference point for cross-city navigation. This name change will officially take effect March 15. Beginning that date, all 131st Street signs will begin to be replaced by Main Street signs. The only area of 131st/Main Street where the change will

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not occur at this time is on the far west side where mailing addresses carry the Westfield designation because there is already a Main Street in Westfield. If the city name is changed in the addresses of this area, the street would be renamed there as well. In addition to the street name change, a limited number of residences will undergo house numbering changes simultaneously. As Carmel grew west of Meridian, where the 131st Street name was used, the house numbering began again with Meridian as the zero hundred block, where previously, Range Line Road was used. Therefore, changing the street name to Main Street in this area would create duplicate addresses.

By Kevin Kane Current in Carmel For months, the City Council has been questioning the Carmel Redevelopment Commission’s management Accetturo of finances. Some answers were provided during the council’s March 1 meeting, but questions still remain. Mayor Jim Brainard and the CRC have repeatedly stated that no residential taxes will be used to fund the $150 million Center for the Performing Arts. During the meeting, Loren Matthes, a partner with the city’s financial consultant H.J. Umbaugh and Associates presented information on the city’s tax increment financing (TIF) indicating that, even with conservative assumptions, there would be enough TIF money to fund the CRC’s current outstanding obligations – without using fund collected from residential taxes – through 2023. However some council members said critical information was missing from the report, thus preventing them from being confident in its conclusion. “We’re looking for the whole picture,” Councilman John Accetturo said. “I’ve never seen this sort of piecemeal report. We need to see a report with everything

CPD: Answers in CHS cases won’t come soon

“We are unable to go into further detail about By Kevin Kane either incident while they are under investigation,” Current in Carmel he said. Many questions are still unanswered on the Five officers are investigating the two incidents, multiple assault allegations involving Carmel High but Horner said it was unlikely any new informaSchool students but the Carmel Police Department tion would be released until the investigations are won’t be releasing details soon. concluded. Up to 60 potential witnesses have been ‘There is no update,” said Lt. Jeff Horner. identified between the two incidents. Consequently, CPD announced Feb. 25 that it had received a Horner said it was nearly impossible to give an essecond allegation of assault stemming from an incitimate on when the CPD might finish its investigadent involving students in a CHS locker room on Jan. 8 – two weeks prior to the school bus incident. tions and provide more information to the public. Currently, four of five seniors have been disCPD also stated that the Jan. 8 allegations arose during the investigation of the Jan. 22 incident, but missed from the CHS varsity boys’ basketball team, and the Carmel Clay School Board had a closed Horner said the department couldn’t disclose exmeeting scheduled yesterday to discuss the alleged actly how it discovered the earlier incident orAdvertisement if any hazing incidents. of the same individuals were involved.

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in it.” Accetturo and other members of the council expressed their concerns over the lack of data regarding operating costs and other expenses. Matthes’ report, Accetturo said, showed that the TIF revenue should be able to cover the “mortgage payments” but didn’t address the secondary costs associated with the arts center and other projects. Brainard challenged that most operating costs are “minimal” compared to the larger expenses, but council president Rich Sharp said they are still too large to be disregarded. He also questioned why Umbaugh’s estimates didn’t account for any current developments to be scaled back due to the economy. Brainard argued, though, that the firm’s assumption that no new development would occur for an extended period of time was cautious enough. “Even during this recession we’ve seen new buildings built but we’re assuming here that there won’t be one shovel in the ground,” he said. All council members posing questions acknowledged that the information provided was helpful, but all mentioned that more was needed before the council could feel confident in the CRC’s future finances “We’re just trying to get to the bottom line,” Accetturo said.

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The 80/20 rule of a gorgeous home! COMMENTARY By Vicky Earley Twenty percent of the time, when I enter a client’s home, they believe they need to change 80 percent too much to pull their home together. Oh, you know where I am headed with this – it is all about the old 80/20 rule by Pareto. Twenty percent of your activities produce 80 percent of your results. Are you focusing on the 80, or the 20? Focus on the 20! Start this process by writing down 20 changes that will produce real results. Be brutal with yourself. If you are longing for hardwood floors, new door hardwood, new tile in the master bath and storage shelves for your kid’s playroom, but still have a sofa that drags on the floor, you could blow the budget and still not have a single room that feels good. Because these changes probably represent separate areas in your home, it is time to isolate the 20 percent of your home (probably two rooms) that can really make a difference. Select these areas based on the idea that they would really benefit from your attention and are important to the quality of life in your home. Often, this could be the family room and kitchen. The

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other areas are not forgotten…they are simply in queue. Success in decorating comes when it is packaged with completion rather than scattered. These two spaces will become our focus area. At this point, outside of “pick up and clean up,” put blinders on. Pick your high-leverage items in this space to tackle. Estimate the time and money required and put the rest on the backburner. This should represent the 20 percent that will make a difference in the space. The best part of this approach is that once the big-impact issues are completed, the remaining 80 percent might not require

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While I don’t endorse any behavior that increases the risk of developing skin cancer, this new federal tax is just as reprehensible as the Botax. I am not a tanning expert, but I am certain the vast majority of those who patronize tanning salons are light-skinned individuals seeking to darken their natural skin tone. The Tan Plan is really a racially biased tax, likely unintentionally, but true nonetheless. What the Botax and the Tan Plan demonstrate is that it is virtually impossible to pick and chose what type of human behavior you want to tax (penalize) without raising concerns. If you really want to generate a lot of tax revenue and maybe even change societal health behaviors, there should be a “Fat Food Tax.” Must we really be deluged with food choices with such high fat or sugar contents? Obesity is a far greater health problem than cancer, AIDS and many other medical diseases combined. Such a food tax would, however, would cause a huge societal clamor. Taxing personal lifestyle behaviors is risky and will never be politically popular. Dr. Eppley is an Indianapolis board-certified plastic surgeon. Comments can be sent to info@ eppleyplasticsurgery.com

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Local artist turns bleak into beauty to create a thought or By Haley Vannarsdall outlook. The materials Current in Westfield include vintage recycled Carmel artist, Julie objects to recreate a new Kern, a.k.a. Satch, will image. Satch added that be displaying her new she paints when findseries “Below Here Lies ing canvas containing Nothing” at Henry’s a painting that “is no On East Coffee Bistro longer loved” which she located at 627 N. East KERN can repurpose into someStreet Indianapolis Mar. 1 through Mar. 31. The exhibit includes thing new and fresh. Her current exhibit, she said, is a Satch’s most recent works originating pun on “the painting below the surfrom late last year until present. face.” The exhibit will feature 14 new In December 2009, Satch’s exhibit paintings and six assemblages. Joseph “Postcards from Dystopia,” was feaCornell, an American assemblage artist, tured at the Nolias Gallery in London, is the inspiration behind one of Satch’s and her work was part of an internaworks on display. tional artists juried exhibit curated by “After my first solo show, a friend Tutte Newell of London. After creatlooked at my work and said I had an ing and submitting a specific work of eye similar to Joseph,” she said. “I art around her personal interpretation didn’t even know his work at the time, of “Dystopia,” Satch was selected to but since I have studied his life and participate and submit her 5-by-7-inch work.” piece titled “Postcards from Dystopia.” For more information on Satch’s “Although the topic was bleak, I work visit satch-artist.com found myself challenged and intrigued Photo courtesy of satch-artist.com or stop by Henry’s On East to meet the requirements in a creative Coffee Bistro Monday thru From her Below Here Lies Nothing Series, "I AM AVAILABLE" manner,” she said. Thursday 7 a.m-7 p.m.; Friday Her recently finished exhibit inOriginal 24x36, Painting with Lettering and Paper. 7 a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday 8 cludes mainly assemblage, which is where Satch puts various items together a.m.-9 p.m. or Sunday 8 a.m.-4 pm.

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Are you mouse or man? COMMENTARY By Chef Michael Vlasich Does it matter if it is orange, gray, blue or black? Will it affect what I pick, how much I indulge, or if I empty my billfold? Dollar signs or not? Roman numerals or bold font? Lengthy descriptions or short? To the left or underneath? So many decisions. The above are all factors of the psychology of sales effectiveness of menus. When you sit down at my table, my intention is not only to have you satiate your appetite, but also to entice your spending senses into a frenzy so. Believe it or not, chefs think about everything, from the demographics of our dinners to the seasons we are entering. I first began to realize the importance of the mental game in sales as a young chef in culinary school. We did tests to prove the point, then hit it home in one of the restaurants where we would change menus weekly, testing theories, measuring results, seeing firsthand how the mice run the maze to get the cheese. You may ask yourself, “What would be so powerful to make me order until I feel so guilty I volunteer at the local food bank for a week?” The following are a few secrets. Shhhh … don’t tell them I told you. First, colors play a big role. Blue, for example, can be positive or negative, depending on where and how it is used. No natural blue food is found in nature, so subconsciously, we do not like to put anything blue in our mouths. However, in menu-writing 101, we are taught that red and blue as underlying colors or fonts subconsciously stimulate an appetite. On the other hand, we are taught purple and shades of gray do the opposite: deliver a feeling of satiation. Think about this: Do you ever see these colors in restaurants or as wall paper or

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Makes 1 quart Ingredients: • 24 oz. fresh or frozen cranberries • 2 cups fresh orange juice • 1/2 cup cider vinegar • 1 1/2 cup light brown sugar • 2 cups minced onions • 2 tbsp. grated fresh ginger • 1 tsp. minced garlic • 1 tsp. ground cinnamon • 1 tsp. curry powder • 1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg • 1/2 cup sliced pickled jalapenos or 3/4 cup fresh jalapenos, sliced

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Debut novelist Gerald Kolpan imagines the extraordinary life of Etta Place, the real-life companion of Harry Longabaugh, the Sundance Kid (of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid fame). This delightful story follows Etta’s adventures from her home town of Philadelphia to the Wild West of turn-of-the-century Wyoming, where she gets involved with the “Hole in the Wall” gang of outlaws. Plucky, beautiful and a superb horsewoman, Etta is a western heroine whose exploits outshine those of Annie Oakley and whose friends include Eleanor Roosevelt, both of whom make appearances this story. Aside from a striking photograph of Etta and Harry Longabaugh, there is little known about the real Etta Place. Author Gerald Kolpan invents a believable life story and effortlessly intertwines fact with fiction in this nostalgic tale of the last days of the Wild West. Interesting tidbits of historical detail, colorful characters and a folksy style lend a tone of wide-eyed exuberance to this tale of a young woman and a nation coming of age. Reviewed by Nina Kennedy CCPL Readers’ Advisory Librarian Visit the Carmel Clay Public Library’s Web site at www.carmel.lib.in.us for more book reviews.

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‘An Evening with the Ambassadors’

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The nationally ranked Carmel High School Ambassadors Show Choir, with their special guests The Accents and The Ambassador Brass, are will present “An Evening with the Ambassadors” March 25 and 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dale E. Graham Auditorium. Tickets are on sale at the Carmel High School Bookstore during regular school hours and will also be available at the door. Ticket prices are $15, $12 and $10.

Clay Middle School will present “The Music Man, Jr.” by Meredith Willson, March 12-13, at 4 and 7:30 p.m. Directed by James Leagre and June McCarty Clair, the show will take place at the Clay Middle School Auditorium, 5150 E. 126th St. For ticket information, call 317-844-7251.

‘Carousel’

The hauntingly poignant Rodgers and Hammerstein classic “Carousel” takes a ride at the Indianapolis Civic Theatre, playing March 12 through March 28. Show times are Thursday at 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Prices are $25 (Thursday) and $32 (Friday-Sunday). Go to www.civictheatre.org for tickets and details.

Jazz at the Fountains

The Carmel High School Jazz Bands, with their special guest vocalist Ann Conrad, will present “Jazz at the Fountains” March 19 in the ball room at The Fountains on 502 E. Carmel Dr. Doors open at 6:30. All tickets are $15. For more information, visit www.JazzattheFountains. eventbrite.com.

‘Sunlight’

The Phoenix Theatre of Indianapolis announced the National New Play Network (NNPN) Rolling World Premiere of “Sunlight.” Written by Sharr White, this play starts Feb. 25 and runs through March 20 on the Phoenix Mainstage. For more information on tickets and show times call 317-635-PLAY or visit www.phoenixtheatre.org.

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‘Nunsense’

Actors Theatre of Indiana will present “Nunsense” March 3-28 at the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace. All Wednesday and Thursday night performances are only $20. For details on tickets and specific show times, call 317-669-7983.

Two-time Grammy Award and Emmy winning vocalist Sylvia McNair graces the Carmel Symphony Orchestra with a night of Cabaret style entertainment March 13 at the Zionsville Performing Arts Center (1000 Mulberry St.) at 7:30 p.m. Ticket information is available at " Ticket information is available at www.carmelsymphony.org.

Mickey’s Irish Pub

The following musical acts will be playing live at Mickey’s Irish Pub,13644 N Meridian, Carmel. For more information, call 317-573-9746: March 12: Living Proof March 13: Twisted Gold March 19: Endless Summer Band March 20: Daniel Joseph Band March 26: Alan Kaye & The Toons March 27: Meatball Band

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The following musical acts will be playing live at Mo’s Irish Pub, 13193 Levinson Lane in the Hamilton Town Center, Noblesville. For more information, call (317) 770-9020. March 11: Parasia March 12: The Daniel Joseph Band March 13: Aberdeen Project St. Patrick’s Day, March 17: Lemon Wheels (inside) and Flying Toasters (outside).

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Having trouble sending e-mail while on the road? COMMENTARY By Gary Hubbard In the early days of e-mail, most of us used only one machine in one location to send and receive our messages, so programs like Outlook (and Outlook Express) did a fine job managing our mail interactions. As we become more mobile or more likely to use more than one computer, it becomes difficult to use programs like Outlook with the same flexibility. Many customers have contacted us saying their laptops are not working correctly because they cannot send out e-mail while they are on the road. They can receive e-mails with no problem, but when they try to send an e-mail, it won’t send and gives an error message or just sits in the outbox. The reason for this problem is Outlook is specifically configured to send mail via your internet provider’s mail system. When you are on the road, you are no longer connecting to your provider, but your computer is still trying to send through your provider and thus errors out. This restriction was implemented by all Internet providers years ago to stem the tide of spam that was sent via unauthorized systems on

the networks. Simply put, you can only send messages via the Comcast mail system if you are on a Comcast Internet connection. Same thing goes for Brighthouse Road Runner users. Your Outlook Express is configured to use your providers outgoing mail system or SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server, so it gets denied access when you are on the road. If you knew what the SMTP settings were for the new network that you are connecting to from the road, you could change the setting temporarily to get it to work, but there are more elegant solutions available. One option is to use your provider’s “Web mail” interface instead of Outlook Express when you are on the road. • Bright House customers can go to http://webmail.indy.rr.com. • Comcast customers can go to http://comcast.net • AT&T users can go to http://webmail.att.net/ The nice thing about Web mail systems is you don’t even have to use your own laptop to access them. Just understand that what you do will not be saved in your Outlook at home.

Another option is to sign up for a free Gmail account (http://gmail.com), which can be configured to check your other e-mail accounts (Comcast, Roadrunner, AT&T or others). You can set Gmail up to automatically make your messages look like they are coming from your other e-mail account for all outgoing messages or just those that were originally sent to your existing account. You can export your contacts from Outlook Express as a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file, which Gmail can very quickly import. Once you have it all set up, use Gmail at home, on the road, on your friends computer or anywhere you can access the Internet. You will always have your most current contacts, messages and sent mail, no matter where you are. Gmail has a very small learning curve and will likely change your e-mail life in a very good way! Gary Hubbard is the owner of Data Doctors Computer Services - www.datadoctors.com. Have a technology question? Send it to CurrentInCarmel@datadoctors.com

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My neighbors are starting to get on my nerves COMMENTARY By Dick Wolfsie All my neighbors are very nice, but the grumpy old man in me is slowly emerging. Lately, everything seems to get on my nerves. For example, this past week, I asked the Foxworthys to take down their Christmas tree. I believe yuletide decorations should be removed by Valentine’s Day. Apparently they feel otherwise. I was so annoyed when I got back to my house, I almost tripped over our pumpkin. There’s Darrell, the bachelor. When we have a snowstorm, Darrell is the first to shovel. I never see him actually do it, but when I look out the window, his driveway and walk are completely clear. Not a trace of snow – like it was the first of July. My wife says, “Why can’t you be more like Darrell?” A man doesn’t want to hear this at any age. In the fall, Darrell puts 20 bags of leaves at his curb every trash pick-up day. His lawn is the same size as mine, and I don’t have that many bags all season. I think he’s stealing other people’s leaves. I just can’t prove it. The Monroes have two adorable little girls. The 6-year-old is always asking me stuff. “Why do you get mail?”

“Why does your dog have a tail?” “Why did Mrs. Wolfsie marry you?” As you can see, the Q&A gets tougher once she’s warmed up. If we move, I need to find a kid with easier questions. The Osgoods live to our left. Larry is a professor, a real egghead. Last summer he decided to construct a fence around his yard. He had never done anything like this in his entire life. He had no plans, no instructions. He just got lots of wood and built it. It was a work of art. Do you see why this drives me crazy? Larry also has two kids but no basement in his house. Wouldn’t you assume that someone like that would have a garage full of junk? He doesn’t. Two cars, two bikes and a seed spreader. I’m suspicious. I think the CIA should know about this. The Johnsons have a huge deck in their backyard, but they throw parties in the garage. Usually 20 or 25 friends show up for a fish fry and a plentiful assortment of beer. Everyone watches sports on a huge flat-screen TV. There’s more action in their garage on the weekends than in any room in my house. I asked my wife why we didn’t do the same thing. She said we don’t have 20 friends. The Bentleys have the greatest lawn I have

ever seen. Thick, green, no weeds, flawlessly edged and manicured. I asked Jerry how he got such perfect grass, and he just shrugged. Wait a second: There’s no shrugging in lawn care. I know he’s hiding something. That’s one more thing for me to grumble about. Finally there’s the family in the center of the cul de sac. They used to have a beagle that howled all night, but the dog was a TV star, so the neighbors let it slide. Their new beagle is unemployed, and the barking is driving everyone nuts. The dog is always in their garbage cans, and then the trash ends up blowing across everyone’s front lawn. This thoughtless person also leaves his garage door open all the time, and the inside is disgusting, piled high with boxes of old books – books he wrote but that no one will buy. As grumpy as I’ve become, I’ve tried to be tolerant of this guy. Some people you just have to learn to live with.

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Nothing shocks me more than a random act of kindness COMMENTARY By Mike Redmond The nicest thing just happened to me. I got smacked upside the head by a random act of kindness. OK, well, maybe not smacked upside the head. That might be a random act, but it kind of fails the kindness test. But I was just as surprised as if someone had, indeed, come up and planted a palm smartly against my cranium. I was in Greensburg, giving a speech to the Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting. They had run out of speakers who actually made sense, you see, so I got the job. I was thrilled. I love Soil and Water Conservation District annual meetings. I used to cover them when I was young reporter down in Columbus. Besides, I am in full agreement with the mission of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. No offense to the other agricultural organizations whose dinners I used to cover and would like to speak, in case they feel like calling my agent to ask about my reasonable rates for hilarious after-dinner stories. It’s just that Farm Bureaus and Cooperative Extension Services

and such seem to get more of the attention, while the SWCDs chug along trying to preserve and improve the very stuff that makes agriculture possible in the first place: soil and water. And I like Greensburg. Don’t get me wrong – Indianapolis, where I make my home now, is a great place to live. But the small cities, the towns, those are the places I know best. That’s where I learned my craft. Those places are home. So there I was in Greensburg, giving my speech. The nice folks there offered me some dinner, but I declined. I usually decline dinner before a speech. Number one, I’m on a pretty strict diet, and sorry to say it doesn’t include noodles or mashed potatoes. Number two, a piece of spinach lodged in your incisors, or a wayward belch, can take the pizzazz out of your remarks. So I made the speech, met some wonderful people, shook some hands and shot the breeze, and then it was time to head for home. The gas tank was getting kind of low, so I pulled into a Shell station in Greensburg to fill up. While I was there, I went inside to pick up a couple of bags of beef jerky, which I eat in lieu of real food. I took it up to the counter and

that, my friends, is where I received an act of kindness, randomly. The guy behind the counter looked at the bags and said, “You see how much this stuff costs?” Beef jerky is expensive anytime. In convenience stores it’s ridiculous. “Sure,” I said. “It’s OK. Ring it up.” “All right,” he said. “I just wanted to make sure you saw it.” That, to me, was kind. A clerk in a store has no reason to look out for my financial interests. In fact, you’d expect the opposite. But no. He was trying to be a nice guy, just in case I hadn’t noticed the beef jerky was roughly the same price as gold. Like I said, I couldn’t have been more surprised if he’d smacked me upside the head. The difference was I smiled all the way home, and I’m smiling now. Kindness will do that to you. Especially the random kind. Mike Redmond is an author, journalist, humorist and speaker. Write him at mike@ mikeredmondonline.com or P.O. Box 44385, Indianapolis, IN 46244.

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body temperatures. 5. Benzodiazepines and sleep aids (e.g. Xanax, Klonopin). About half of the dogs that ingest become agitated instead of sedate. 6. Birth control (e.g. estrogen, estradiol, progesterone). Can cause bone marrow suppression, particularly in birds. 7. Ace inhibitors (e.g. Zestril, Altace used for blood pressure). Pets ingesting small amounts can normally be monitored at home, unless they have a kidney failure or heart disease. 8. Beta blockers (e.g. Tenormin, Toprol, Coreg). Small ingestions of these drugs may cause serious problems in pets. Hendrix is a 3-year-old black and white 9. Thyroid hormones (e.g. Armour desiccatmale DSH. Hendrix arrived ed thyroid, Synthroid). Large acute overat the shelter last fall with doses in cats and dogs can cause muscle his brother Larry when their tremors, nervousness, panting, rapid heart owner passed away and no rate and aggression. family or friends could take 10. Cholesterol-lowering agents (e.g. Liptor, them. Hendrix is friendly, Zocor, Crestor). Most “statin” ingestion enjoys attention and is litter box trained. only causes mild vomiting or diarrhea. Hendrix and Larry are thankful they are Be sure to keep all drugs out of reach from together now and they hope they can be your pets, just like your kids. In my experience, adopted together too. They are both still they can get into things you just never think young cats and have many more years of a they can. Once again, the number is 800-213happy life ahead of them. 6680. Keep it close to your phone. For more information on these and other animals John Mikesell, owner of Izzy’s Place, A dog Bakery in Carmel, can be reached at john.mikesell@att.net.

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COMMENTARY By Larry Greene Question: We would like to add a wine cellar to the unfinished part of our basement. How hard is this to do on our own? Do we need a specialized contractor to help us? Answer: Wine cellars can be complicated, and it is a good idea to hire a remodeling contractor experienced with wine storage. A dedicated wine room needs to be built to withstand the three enemies of wine: heat, light and vibration. Consider the following. Temperature and humidity controls: The room must be completely encapsulated and insulated, and the ceilings and must include a vapor barrier. A specialized cooling unit must be installed to keep the temperature at a constant 55-60 degrees. The best type of cooling unit depends on the size and location of the room and your budget. Racking and millwork: Wine racking and custom millwork represent two of the largest cost items in a wine room. Wood wine racks are

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State flower should represent our heritage, not gravesites COMMENTARY By Holly Funk Indiana is so rich in Native American history that they named the whole dang place after them. So why, then, is our state flower, the peony, an exotic flower from China? Adopted as the state flower of Indiana in 1957, it replaced the zinnia, which held the title for 26 years. Both of these selections perplex me, given the rich history of our state, as neither of them represents our past very well. For example, this area was thick with Native Americans when the settlers arrived, and settlers absolutely had to rely on them a bit to survive. (Remember that whole Thanksgiving thing?) And at the same time, the settlers brought many plants with them that ended up finding a home here. The dandelions, for instance. Settlers brought them here as food for honeybees and many parts of the plants are used medicinally as well as nutritionally. The peony was supposedly chosen for its popularity to adorn memorials all over the state. A nice sentiment, I suppose. But I think a flower that represents the history of the people who settled this land would be more appropriate. Native plant enthusiasts absolutely insist that the state flower should be a native wildflower. And I don’t see why that shouldn’t be so. Except

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The meaning of life (It can’t be that easy) COMMENTARY By Bob Walters What is the meaning of life? Many philosophers, spiritualists, deep thinkers, academics, theorists, Darwinists, humanists, humorists, dreamers, artists, odds-makers, rascals – and more than a few theologians – make the answer to that question more difficult than it needs to be. The answer, the capital-T Truth, is built into Christian doctrine: Life means seeking God, praising God, loving God … and loving other humans as we love ourselves. Our faith in Jesus Christ on the Cross – that He erased our sins so we may have eternal life and fellowship with God in heaven (John 3:16) – is the Truth’s straight path and narrow gate (Matthew 7:13-14). Looking around us, it is hard to imagine this life should be dedicated to God and other humans, because so much of it seems to be dedicated to ourselves. Our innate fear of death, our natural appetites (some sinful, some not), a culture that exalts self, even our God-given freedom, all conspire against our trust in Christ’s new covenant and new creation, which divinely calls us not to selfish power, but to selfless, sacrificial love. God promises this new covenant in the Old Testament (Jeremiah 31:31), and Christ delivers it in the New Testament (Luke 22:20). St. Paul explains that when we allow Christ to live in

our hearts, we are a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17). With this comes new meaning for our lives. Is life’s meaning founded in loving our family, neighbor and nation? Only if we understand it is God Who authored and gives meaning to love. Is life’s meaning money, wealth, power … or fear? Each can wreak spiritual destruction – as can poverty or ill-health – if loving God is not one’s first priority. Love is an exercise of our God-given freedom; but love isn’t something we create. We think we do, but … we don’t. We can’t. “God is love” (1 John 4:8, 16). Period. Believe it. A personal relationship with Christ that truly gives one’s life peace, joy and meaning “beyond all understanding” (Philippians 4:7) is not what the above earthly thinkers readily or willingly accept as life’s meaning. They put too much “me” in meaning, and too much “I” in idea. Life’s true meaning is only in us if Christ is in us, and if our faith is in Christ, because life’s meaning is Christ. Know what I mean? Bob Walters (www.believerbob. blogspot.com, email rlwcom@ aol.com) quotes the Westminster Catechism of 1647: “Man’s chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him for ever.” Amen.

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We put more hearts back on rhythm. Clarian North Medical Center is part of the team leading the way in correcting heart arrhythmia – a heart that’s out of rhythm. Our system of highly trained physicians includes fellowship-trained, best-in-class cardiologists from the IU School of Medicine, vested in teaching, treating and researching heart diseases and disorders. Found in about 2.2 million Americans, atrial fibrillation, the leading cause of arrhythmia, produces symptoms like palpitations, shortness of breath, fatigue, dizziness and can generally be controlled well with medication. Left untreated, the risk of stroke, heart failure and heart muscle disease increases, making it essential for you to tune into your body and seek the highest quality care to re-establish your rhythm.

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