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It is our position that Tricia Hackett, president of the Carmel Clay School Board, should be congratulated on her recent election – and, for that matter, for her willingness to serve. We have high expectations of her abilities and expect her to behave in a manner that represents Carmel. Already, this group has dealt with referendum, contract disputes and a variety of other difficult situations that are taking place in the schools or that are bound to occur during their terms. We hope and anticipate that her leadership will have a dramatic impact on the heading for our schools. The Carmel Clay school system has always been one of the best in the state. Kudos. We believe that is because of the vast number of resources, including its fine board, the school has at its aid. Likewise, parent and local business participation has been a huge asset in helping maintain the integrity of our programs. We urge Ms. Hackett to look towards these resources to continue Carmel Clay’s excellence. Moreover, she inherits an administration and a high-quality group of professional educators. This editorial board will continue to shine a light on the actions of Hackett and her colleagues. But for now, we wish her only felicitations.

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It is our position that all citizens, whether claiming liberal or conservative bias, should be concerned about the irresponsible addiction to deficit spending exhibited by our elected officials. During the first nine months of this year, Federal spending exceeded tax revenue by more than one trillion dollars. Fingers are pointed across the aisle, but neither party seems capable of accepting responsibility. When an entity experiences a cash flow shortage, ultimately it must cut overhead. When a bureaucrat is faced with the same crisis, they seem to shift responsibility and demand an increase in borrowing capacity. Hard-working citizens and risk -taking entrepreneurs must pay for these public employees and programs. If police, fire, and school employees are required, let local governments ask the people directly for the authority to expand taxes as many of our communities are doing with public schools. Don’t send dollars to Washington to get pennies back. We should ask ourselves: if we have a shortage of food will the problem be solved by inviting additional guests to dinner. If we conclude that the answer is no, one should also conclude that our current economic malaise will not be improved by bringing more overhead onto our collective balance sheet.

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From the backshop Is another Brainard challenger out there? Whoever you are, come out, already! We’re going batty trying to solve a rumor that says a potential candidate with deep pockets and a “different agenda” is lurking somewhere in the city, ready to pop up and challenge the incumbency of Mayor Jim Brainard and his announced challenger, Marnin Spigelman. We’re no experts – and maybe we’re viewing this incorrectly - but if the so-called secret candidate does, indeed, materialize, doesn’t that dilute any attempt to unseat the man who has been in City Hall at the helm of the city since 1995? (In stating that, we’re assuming the person is a Republican.) ••• Follow this lead: Boone County commissioners made a magnificent and significant decision last week in making sales of “Spice,” the synthetic “incense” that, when smoked, is supposed to resemble an amped-up marijuana high and may well end in death for the user. Not only should Hamilton County follow suit immediately, Gov. Mitch Daniels should do as his Tennessee counterpart, Phil Bredesen, did earlier this year, and have one among the Legislature sponsor a bill, which he can sign into law, making it illegal to possess or sell products that use the lab-created compounds.

Brian Kelly & Steve Greenberg ••• FYI to roundabout drivers: If you’re on the inside lane of a two-lane roundabout, you may not (legally) exit to the right. Especially without looking. And tossing the dirty digit because we didn’t come to a stop in moving traffic so you could cross our lane to exit is not going to earn you a single Brownie point. Signs. Read and understand them. ••• Dumb American Voter Update: A disgraced former Orange County, Calif., sheriff convicted of witness tampering received about $215,000 in pension checks last year, one of hundreds of former employees to get big payouts as the county’s retirement system faces a huge shortfall. Remember: He was voted into office.

Let’s get the facts right about the HPV vaccine Four years ago, AustraGuest Columnist lians saw the opportunity By Kirk Forbes to eradicate cervical canDr. Carol Rossetti cer within 10 years by the made several wrong stateuse of the HPV vaccine. ments in her article (Aug. They initiated a program 17) and will mislead to inoculate all 11-12 readers to the point that year old girls, and did just it could have a detrimenthat. They achieved an tal effect on their chil85-plus percent inoculadren’s health. Kristin and Kirk Forbes tion rate. If Australia had She wrote, “Gardasil thought there was a major threat of adverse side is the vaccine that is being pushed with uneffects, I doubt they would have chosen to put relenting enthusiasm on young girls. Let’s get their entire population of young ladies at risk. real about this vaccine. First of all, it does not This month the American Cancer Society prevent all forms of HPV and maybe none at published their 2010 Report on “Decades all. Second, it has undergone very little testing, of Detection for Breast and Cervical Cancer which means we will be affecting the reproducScreening Process.” The ACS recommends the tive ability of an entire generation of young HPV vaccine for girls 11-18 years old. women.” She added, the “U.S. Food and Drug Why am I so passionate about correcting the Administration approved this drug without sufinformation on HPV and the vaccines? Two ficient testing” As a matter of fact, significant testing was done years ago we buried our 23-year-old daughter Kristen after a courageous fight against HPVright here at the IU Medical Center under supercaused cervical cancer. The vaccine may have led vision of Dr. Darron Brown and many others. to a different outcome for Kristen. It is obvious that her knowledge is extremely limited about HPV and the vaccines. A few Kirk Forbes is co-founder with his wife Brenda of the months ago GlaxoSmithKline received apKristen Forbes EVE Foundation and author of “Love, proval for Cervarix, an HPV and cervical cancer Kristen,” which documents the final year in the life of his fighter. Gardasil is now approved for both male daughter, Kristen, as she battled advanced cancer. For and females. more information visit www.kristeneve.org.

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The balance of power COMMENTARY By Terry Anker An unpleasant business negotiation in which I currently find myself reminds me of how quickly the balance of power can shift in a relationship. One can go from an invaluable member of the team to a pariah in an instant. But mostly, the stress and hurt feelings associated with such gamesmanship has put me into a contemplative state of mind regarding the dynamics that hold together – or destroy – everyday interpersonal relationships. But isn’t each intersection with another human being fraught with the same potential for discord? We are pack animals. And we largely rely upon one another to find security and prosperity. But in such a construct, a hierarchy of authority is a necessity. And when a disruption of that hierarchy occurs, the power does not dissipate; it simply is transferred to another willing vessel. A recent conversation with some younger associates illustrated the point. They asked what my generation had done to ruin the ethic of the up-and-coming generation. First, I argued, the up-and-coming generation was not ruined but

is simply maturing. I have confidence it will blossom. Ultimately, I hold my own generation’s comfort with divorce as the most important singular cause for the rising generation’s alleged sense of entitlement and abhorrence of accountability. Traditional families had two parents whose loyalty largely remained one to the other. Divorced families can allow for a bartering of loyalties with the children ultimately in possession of a considerable share of the power. “I will come to Christmas and be nice to your latest girlfriend, if you buy me the new Prada bag.” Certainly, not all traditional families are functional, nor are all broken families dysfunctional; but the opportunity to use power to one’s advantage is an intoxicant unable to be denied by most thinking adults and certainly not by a hormonal teenager. Terry Anker is an associate editor of Current Publishing, LLC. You may e-mail him at terry@ currentincarmell.com.

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COMMENTARY By Danielle Wilson Did you go to the Jonas Brothers concert? I had purchased tickets way back in the spring when they first went on sale as birthday presents for my older daughter and her best friend. My youngest was going to also tag along, in addition to the co-financial backer, Grams. Because I refused to pay more than 40 bucks per ticket for ‘tween heart throbs, my only option was lawn seats. Fine. Good. I’ll take five. Can’t wait. The day before the performance, Grams asked if we could include my husband’s, aunt who was visiting from Florida. We checked our seats to see if there was an available ticket nearby, but couldn’t find section K on Verizon’s online venue map. So we called the center, got no answer, and then decided since the concert wasn’t sold out, she could just grab a ticket at the concert. The following evening, we piled into my van – six females aged 6 to 68 – and headed off to the corn fields. It was hot and balmy, but clear. On the way, I realized I’d left my cell phone at home. So had Grams, but we had no time to retrieve them. No worries; I managed fine without a phone at my first concert (Cheap Trick!) We parked, hiked to the amphitheater, and joined the quarter-of-a-mile-long line to get in. The girls handled the wait well, and when the gate opened, the line moved fairly swiftly. Once inside, we split up – me with the girls and Grams with the ticketless aunt. We agreed to meet at our seats. Problem was, we didn’t actually have seats. Though listed on our tickets as Section K, Seats 33-37, they were phantom numbers that corresponded to nothing except empty grassland, which was now filling quickly with far better prepared families. We had no blanket, no beach chairs, and no idea how we would meet up with our elders. Luckily, the girls were oblivious to my mounting stress level and anti-Verizon thoughts. Did I mention I was wear-

» Get tax cap questions answered – League of Women Voters Hamilton County will help you with the question you need to answer this fall on Election Day: Should the Indiana Constitution be changed to add the 1-2-3 Property Tax Cap Amendment? The event will be held Sept. 14, 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Noblesville Public Library. » Volunteer for CIAF – The Carmel International Arts Festival organization is seeking volunteers. The festival will take place in the Carmel Arts & Design District Sept. 25 and 26. For information, send an e-mail to Cherie Piebes, volunteer chairperson, at cherie.piebes@att.net. » Yeager grand opening – Join Yeager staff and family members at the grand opening of the Carmel Office Suites, 600 E. Carmel Dr., Sept. 9 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Carmel Office Suites will be the largest of the Yeager Properties and will have an open-floor concept including architectural uniqueness that comes with diversity, trendiness and worldliness. » Gulf aid from Mitchell’s – Mitchell’s Fish Market, 14311 Clay Terrace Blvd., has partnered with international relief and development agency Oxfam America to raise donations through the end of August to benefit the region affected by the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Mitchell’s will donate 10 percent of the cost of any chef’s feature ordered at the eatery. For more information, call 848.3474. General manager Bob Shannon will accommodate you.

ing a white linen skirt? Miraculously, I was able to spot Grams and Aunt among the hoards about 20 minutes later. Grams was also furious; Aunt’s lawn ticket cost less than half of what I had paid in May. Even worse, Aunt’s back wouldn’t be able to handle four hours of sitting on sloping grass. Through divine mercy, I had a chair and blanket stashed in my car. But wait! Verizon doesn’t allow “Pass Outs.” They did, however, take pity on two “elderly” ladies hoping to get to said car and back with said provisions. Disaster averted. The 7 p.m. concert started 35 minutes late, and the opening act was a lame promo for an upcoming Disney movie. Demi Lovato, even with her amazing hair, is no Joe, Kevin or Nick. At 9:15 p.m., we were still waiting for the main attraction. Were they even here? What was the hold up? How could a Disneysponsored event run this late, when their target audience’s bedtime was 10 minutes ago? All I could think was, “This was a huge waste of time and money.” And then, it happened. Lasers and pyrotechnics and smoke erupted amid the deafening squeals of 10,000 sugar-crazed girls. The Jonas Brothers were in the HOUSE! And they were good. Really good. I found myself forgetting all about the tickets, the waiting, the heat, and the inevitable hearing loss, and simply enjoyed an evening under the stars with my daughters. Kudos to Disney and Verizon for avoiding the nasty-gram I’d been mentally composing and creating a night to remember. Peace out. Danielle Wilson is a Carmel resident and contributing columnist. You may e-mail her at danielle@ currentincarmel.com.

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Tour De Carmel ready to kick off its sixth year By Elizabeth Noel Current in Carmel Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation and St. Vincent Sports Performance will sponsor the sixth annual Tour de Carmel Sept. 11. The bike ride begins at the Monon Community Center and winds 20 miles throughout Carmel. According to Lindsay Labas, marketing manager of Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation, the St. Vincent Tour de Carmel is one of Carmel’s most popular events. “I think it’s so special because it is a family event,” she said. “It is a bike ride, not a race, so people can choose how quickly they want to go and really spend time with each other.” The Tour de Carmel will also feature an adaptive 10-mile race for participants with special needs. Staff and volunteers will be scattered throughout the group along the adaptive route for extra help. Along the route, riders can stop at rest areas to replenish with beverages and listen to the local bands that will be scattered throughout the ride. Once bikers finish the race, they will be greeted with entertainment and refreshments. Though the park board started talking about this bike ride in the 1990s, it was too busy to organize it. After an “alternative transportation” meeting seven years ago, the board decided the bike ride would be a great way to promote the Monon Greenway and the trails throughout the city.

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tion as a hopeful organization. That is one misconception that Allison said many people hold on to – that the organization is a “last wish” organization. However, that is not the case. The child does have to have a life-threatening illness, but the wish is not meant to be a death-sentence, Allison said. The wish is meant to provide hope for both the child and his or her family. And most of the time, the whole family gets to participate, specifically when travel is involved. “It’s not just the wish child who is affected,” Allison said. And no wish can happen without donations. Either individuals or companies can donate to the organization. Plus, when one donates to a specific region or state, 100 percent of the money will stay in that region or state. One organization in Muncie, Midwest ISO, has taken on the Make-A-Wish foundation as its corporate charity. Since 2007, the organization has helped grant the wishes of 54 children and raised more than $365,000 dollars. “We really enjoy putting a smile on a sick child’s face,” Mary Lynn Webster, manager of internal communications at Midwest ISO, said. The Steadman family is thankful for the support and hope that has been provided by the Make-A-Wish foundation, Steadman said. Because of the organization, Emily and her family will be going to Colorado in April to go skiing at a resort specifically geared toward children with special needs. This was Emily’s wish, and the Make-A-Wish foundation has made that wish a reality. For more information about donating to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, visit www.makeawishindiana.org.

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me time in writing checks, but it’s actually the way numbers are supposed to be written. When writing out 211, the words should be two hundred eleven, not two hundred and eleven. Eliminating the and is not only appropriate (the and historically represents addition in spoken equations), but it also saves time, space, and effort. The same is true when you speak numbers, too, and that’s where things get really hairy. Virtually no one follows the no-and rule when speaking numbers. Have you ever heard someone refer to the Disney Dalmatian movie as One Hundred One Dalmatians? No. It’s always One Hundred and One Dalmatians. Even the Disney voice-over guy pronounces it with the and. I find it mildly irritating to hear numbers pronounced with and, but I understand the mistake because it’s so frequent. I’ve even caught myself doing it from time to time. Still, it’s important to know the appropriate way to speak and write numbers, and in any formal document or discussion, care should be taken to do so correctly. But it probably won’t stop the glares you get as you write a check at Wal-Mart. Brandie Bohney is a grammar enthusiast and former English teacher. If you have a grammarrelated question, please email her at bbthegrammarguru@gmail.com.

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THEATRE Church Basement Ladies

Because of high demand, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre has extended its run of “Church Basement” ladies through September 4. The show celebrates the church basement kitchen and the dedicated women who work there. Four devoted women do their best to organize food, fend off potential disasters, debate recipes, keep the pastor on due course and try to solve the problems of their changing rural Minnesota church in 1964. Tickets range from $35 to $58 and include dinner. Visit www.beefandboards.com for tickets and details.

Over the River and through the Woods

Westfield Playhouse will present the family comedy “Over the River and Through the Woods” by Joe DiPietro August 27 through September 12. The curtain time for Friday and Saturday performances is 7.30 pm, and Sunday matinees begin at 2.30 pm. For details or reservations call 896-2707.

‘Rounding Third’

What happens when you take two coaches with opposing philosophies and stick them together running their sons' team? You've got a recipe for bad baseball - and great comedy! Macho baseball buff Don is the experienced coach of the Little League team of which his son is the star. Performances run Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. “Rounding Third” Sept. 3 with performances through Sept. 26 at the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace, 14299 Clay Terrace Blvd. Ste 140 in Carmel.

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COMEDY Comedy at Morty’s

The following headlining acts will be coming to Morty’s Comedy Joint beginning this week: August 26-29: Rich Ragains. Thursday 8 p.m.: Tickets are $12. Friday 8 p.m. and 10:15 p.m.: Tickets are $15. Saturday 8 p.m. and 10:15 p.m.: Tickets are $15 Sunday 9 p.m.: Tickets are $15

LIVE MUSIC Mickey's Irish Pub

The following musical acts will be playing live at Mickey's Irish Pub, 13644 N. Meridian St. in Carmel. For more information call 317-573-9746. Aug. 27: Endless Summer Band Aug. 28: Big Daddy Caddy

Verizon Wireless Music Center

The following musical acts will be playing at Verizon Wireless Music Center, 12880 E. 146th St., Noblesville. Tickets are available at the venue box office, all Ticketmaster locations, charge by phone at (800) 745-3000 or www.LiveNation.com. Aug. 28 – Toby Keith, Trace Atkins, 7:17 p.m., $73.50, $34. Sept. 3 – Kings of Leon, Black Keys, Whigs, 7:30 p.m., $56.50, $36.50.

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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. Aug. 26 – Cari Ray Trio. Aug. 27 – Sour Mash. Aug. 28 – 10th of Never.

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The following musical acts will be playing at 7 p.m. at Noble Coffee and Tea Co., 933 Logan St., Noblesville. For more information, call (317) 773-0339. Sept. 2 – Michael Hurt and the Haunted Hearts. $10 and $5. Sept. 23 – Traveler’s Dream, $10 and $5.

Symphony on the Prairie

The following musical acts will be playing with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. at Conner Prarie, 13400 Allisonville Road, Fishers. Advance tickets are $21 for adults and $10 for age 2-12 at the Hilbert Circle Theatre at (317) 639-4300, online at IndianapolisSymphony.org , and at all Marsh Supermarket and O’Malia’s locations. Adult tickets are $26 at the gate. Aug. 27-28 – “Classical Mystery Tour: Music of the Beatles” with four original members of the Broadway cast of Beatlemania.

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Behind the curtain

Jim Austin, the executive producer of the Jan. 29, 2011, gala for The Palladium at The Center for the Performing Arts, along with his committee of volunteers, skippered an elegant preview of the culinary delights that will be featured at what will become, perhaps, Carmel’s greatest arts-related social event of all time. With food and beverages expertly prepared and served by an extremely attentive Kahn’s Catering staff under Joe Husar’s direction, more than 70 attendees – including one who made a very timely surprise visit, Michael Feinstein, who had jetted in from California just as dinner was being served – dined to the strains of a talented jazz ensemble in the Great Hall of the Indiana Design Center last Thursday night. 1. The menu for the evening: Elegance and palate-pleasing. 2. Salon 01 marketing director Christi Thompson (left) and owner Micki Stirsman, who also is a member of the Gala committee, pause during dinner. 3. Tables deftly feature the signature colors of The Palladium’s identity campaign. 4. 5. Michael Feinstein drops in on the center’s executive director, Steven Libman (left) and his wife, Keitha. 6.

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DISPATCHES » Einstein a brilliant stock pick – Einstein Noah Restaurant Group (BAGL), whose ticker denotes its principal product, has risen 9 percent in 2010. Although the company registered lackluster quarterly numbers, its stock remains an attractive value. And the unwavering support of hedge-fund manager David Einhorn, whose Greenlight Capital is Einstein's largest shareholder, is a reassuring sign to individual investors. Management is aggressively expanding, planning to open 10 to 12 company-owned, 12 to 17 franchises and 35 to 46 license restaurants this year. -www.thestreet.com » Smiley joins Get in Shape - Natalie Smiley is now manager at Get In Shape For Women, a new women’s fitness facility in Carmel. With an extensive background in fitness and dance including training with renowned instructors and being a veteran Indiana Pacemate, she has developed a deep passion for not only transforming bodies, but transforming and empowering lives.

Being understood out of context New classes COMMENTARY By David Cain I was on a plane three years ago, getting my carry-on out of the overhead bin. Just then, a gentleman from behind me stood up and, as we were crammed in the aisle, leaned forward and said to me, “You ride, man?” I looked at him awkwardly and slowly nudged forward in the aisle. He followed me out of the plane and asked in the corridor, “So, you got a bike.” I answered a polite “no” and kept moving. He fell back, disappointed by my lack of interest. Weeks later, it happened again. As I sat next to a man on the plane, he stated enthusiastically, “Do you ride?” I didn’t even really understand what he was asking me and didn’t want to pursue it, so I again responded with “no,” and we sat quietly the rest of the flight. A few weeks went by and, again, as I was leaving a meeting a man said, “You into bikes?” Now, that time I heard what he said. I answered, “Not really.” I mean I do have a nice mountain bike, but how would this gent know that? For more than a year I would get similar comments. I could never make the connection. Then one sunny day I was heading into a meeting. As I walked by a motorcycle in the parking lot, I caught a glimpse of the brand name on

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After moving to the Carmel area from Colorado, Scott and Mindy Smith could not find a school they thought felt right for their children. “Our son was at a Primrose in Colorado,” Scott said. “We just didn’t have that family feeling at any of the schools in the area, and we decided to take on a new adventure.” That adventure included opening a new location of Primrose in Carmel. “It’s something that is needed in the Carmel area,” Scott said. “We love seeing the kids progress both academically and socially.” Primrose offers a new experience for children and parents in the Carmel area. The school has a modified curriculum for each class. “One of our big things is curriculum. We have a standard curriculum that is developed by early childhood educators from our corporate office,” Scott said. “Once we get that curriculum, we tailor it for each class to help the children develop academically and socially.” One of the other things Primrose focuses on is having age appropriate classrooms and areas for the children. “We have four separate playgrounds,” Scott said. “The playgrounds are for each of the different age groups.” Owners: Scott and Mindy Smith Address: 780 W. Carmel Dr. Phone: 848-8771 | Web: www.primrosecarmel.com

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Caution: Sugar accelerates aging HEALTH By Angela LaSalle M.D. Most people would think it unhealthy to walk to the sugar bowl and down six teaspoons of the powdery white stuff, and do it repeatedly throughout the day. Yet many of us do just that by ingesting foods and drinks that contain sugar. Four grams of sugar equals one teaspoon. Eating something containing 26 grams of sugar is the same as dumping six and a half teaspoons into our body. A quick review of the popular brands of regular sodas revealed a startling 40 to 46 grams of sugar per can. That’s an average of 10 teaspoons of sugar, nearly ¼ cup. So what are the health consequences of such a high sugar intake? We know about weight gain and diabetes, but the diabolical nature of sugar isn’t just about excessive calorie intake. Sugar accelerates aging and disease by attaching itself to proteins in the body, which can disrupt their function and lead to disease producing inflammation. The medical term is “glycation,” and a simplified example of this is how sugar caramelizes or causes browning when heated with fats or proteins in foods. When reading labels look for other forms of sugar such as: • High-fructose corn syrup • Concentrated fruit juice

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In cosmetic surgery, what’s in a name? BODY BEAUTY By Dr. Barry Eppley Catchy and clever names are an integral part of branding in the essential game of marketing for most products. A great working product without a memorable name may never catch any attention with the public, while a mediocre product could grab a market share with just the right name. While this use of “naming” is part of everyday marketing in retail sales, it is fairly uncommon in health care. In plastic surgery, however, marketing often veers from the path of traditional medicine. In the world of cosmetic surgery, thanks to the reach of the Internet, we are seeing the emergence and widespread use of clever names (and sometimes deliberately confusing ones!) to entice patients to have procedures and surgery. The most well-known example is that of the “Lifestyle Lift.” Promising to turn the clock back at least 10 years, its snazzy name seeks to assure patients it will fit into their “lifestyles.” Interestingly, nowhere in their advertising does the company suggest it is actual surgery. I have seen numerous patients surprised to learn it is actually an operation. These same people are certainly surprised to learn the “Lifestyle Lift” is more than 20 years old and is practiced by most plastic surgeons. The fear of what transpires during a “tummy

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Looking for other singles? RELATIONSHIPS By Rachael Noble The No. 1 question I am always asked is, “Where do all the single men/women hang out other than just the bars and clubs?” I’m not surprised by this question, because it’s one I’ve been asking myself for the last few years. After my divorce 10 years ago, I remember thinking that I was literally the only single person in Carmel. I found myself constantly surrounded by families (not a terrible thing, but also not ideal when you’re sitting with a bunch of kissing couples at the stroke of midnight during New Year’s Eve parties). Now some of my suggestions of where to meet singles are not quite my cup of tea (I’m more of a bookstore/coffee shop type of gal), but they may be yours. I suggest trying them all – even more than once – as they may be hit or miss depending on the time of year or other events taking place at the same time. Check out some of these ideas: • Keep a close eye on Indyscene.com. Many singles visit this Web site and attend the listed events. • Attend as many festivals as possible (especially during the later evening hours). • Take some golf lessons, and hit some balls at the driving range. • Believe it or not, some single professionals eat at Panera Bread at lunch in certain parts

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They are real jokesters at the home gym factory HUMOR By Mike Redmond No one is going to mistake me for Arnold Schwarzenegger. For one thing, I’m not fool enough to be governor of California, a state that has proven innumerable times to be ungovernable. Also, I am not exactly built like ol’ Arnie, all bulging biceps and chiseled chest. But I have dreams. No, not about trying to herd cats, also known as working with a legislature. I mean about getting all muscled up, or at least as muscled up as one can get at my advanced years. It is toward this end that I recently spent the better part of three days putting together a large, expensive and rather intimidating home gym in my garage. Oh, I should probably mention it was during the heat wave, when temperatures outside the garage were in the mid-90s. And no, the garage is not air conditioned. Now, when I call this machine intimidating, I am not exaggerating. It came in seven boxes, big ones. And heavy. Just moving them from the delivery truck to the garage added two inches to my upper arms.

Inside the boxes were confusing pieces of iron which, when assembled, would create one of the world’s finest home gyms. However, they were accompanied by instructions that went beyond confusing to inscrutable. One look at them had me wondering why I didn’t just get a Richard Simmons DVD instead. When did it become too much work for people to write instructions? Who decided that instead of put-this-here, put-that-there, tightenthe-bolt-instructions, we could do just as well with exploded drawings of the object to be assembled, accompanied by a note that said – I am not kidding – to be sure to do things in the right order, or the pieces wouldn’t fit properly? Let’s recap. In essence, I was being told to put things together in the right order, but that I would have to figure out for myself what the right order would be. Evidently, they’re real jokesters at the home gym factory. To make things even more entertaining, each box contained about 4,374 St. Anthony Pieces. That’s the name I give for the little doohickeys that are guaranteed to jump out of your hand and roll under a workbench or down a drain. I call them St. Anthony Pieces because I always

find myself reciting the prayer to St. Anthony of Padua: “St. Anthony, St. Anthony, please come down, something’s lost and can’t be found.” How many times did I recite the prayer? Let’s just say that for a while I had St. Anthony on speed dial. And as far as I know, he’s still out there looking for a couple of washers and a four-inch stove bolt. What I’m trying to say is it wasn’t easy. What with the heat, and the goofy directions, and occasional attacks of “Holy Moley, how am I going to pay for this thing?” it probably took me three times as long to build my gym as it would have taken a normal person. I think. If I ever meet a normal person I’ll ask. But nothing worth having comes easy, and I know my gym is worth having. I know I’ll feel better and, I hope, look better because of it. If I ever start using the thing, that is. Right now I’m resting. Building a gym is quite a workout. Like governing California. 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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You’re telling me the dishwasher doesn’t have a realignment cycle? HUMOR By Dick Wolfsie From the very beginning of our relationship, my wife Mary Ellen was determined to root out any potential male chauvinism on my part. If there is a little piglet in me, I have honestly tried to overcome it. It kills me to say this, but a strong marriage is based on equality. That’s why I let her rake leaves, grill ribs and do most of the driving. For three decades, I have also shared with my wife the chores of loading and unloading the dishwasher. I’ve hated every single second of this responsibility. I’d rather clean the toilet, poke a bees’ nest with a broom handle or clean out the gutters with a teaspoon. Last week, my wife informed me I was now forever relieved of dishwasher duty. “Just scrape the dishes and stack them in the sink,” she told me. “But why?” “You’re terrible at loading, and it seems to get worse by the day,” she said. “Ever wonder why when you unload dishes the next morning, everything you flung into the machine willy-nilly has miraculously lined up perfectly in the appropriate slots? Who do you think did that?”

“Well, it takes almost an hour to run a load of dishes and I hear a lot of odd noises, so I assumed a mechanical realignment was one of the wash cycles.” “You just toss the dishes in, any which way. What are you thinking?” “Mary Ellen, I load the dishwasher like I load our Maytag. I don’t put socks in one part of the washing machine, then my pants in another. Why would I do that with cups and saucers?” Mary Ellen says I’m getting progressively worse at unloading, as well. I simply dump the entire utensil holder into the kitchen drawer. Clanketyclank: mission accomplished. My wife has this odd notion that you should sort the knives, spoons and forks into their own compartments. She wants them separated – even before we set the table. What kind of a waste of time is that? Mary Ellen also thinks the soup bowls, salad plates and cups should be placed in the cupboard into matching individual stacks. Where’s the pizzazz in that architectural structure? She also says I’ve been messing up the inside of our fridge. Here again everything has its proper place. Who knew? So that’s why the mustard has been moving from the top shelf to

the fridge door. Why heads of lettuce have often crept south, ending up in this thing Mary Ellen says is called the “vegetable bin.” Why was I never informed of this accessory? Milk, I have learned, should always be on the top shelf. Jars of sauces and prepared foods have to go on the third shelf. That’s gotta be wrong, because when I was six, I’d swear the pickles were always staring me right in the face. Going eye to eye with Kosher dills goes back to the Old Testament. So, I am no longer permitted to load or unload the dishwasher. And I must leave my pickles, mustard and cream cheese on the counter so my wife can put them in their proper resting place. I may even have a shot at never doing laundry again. But I am not going to get complacent about my lack of accomplishments. There are beds not to be made and rugs not to be vacuumed. I’m very proud of myself. I’m doing the worst I can. Dick Wolfsie is an author, columnist, and speaker. Contact him at wolfsie@aol.com.

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Considering hip replacement? Don’t miss the upcoming seminar covering the groundbreaking Direct Anterior hip replacement procedure. The only technique that does not cut any muscles around the hip, resulting in less recovery time and pain. Meaning you’ll be back to living, dancing, walking, sitting and bending, before you know it. Meet expert John Hur, MD, Medical Director of Orthopedics at Clarian North, as he discusses this new and innovative procedure. Direct Anterior Hip Replacement Seminar August 30, 6 pm Learning Center at Clarian North 11700 N. Meridian St., Carmel RSVP today by calling 317-962-2533

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