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It is our position that with the impending July 4 festivities, we must remember the paramount importance of safety. Independence Day is a holiday in which both the consumption of adult beverages and lighting of fireworks have become staples of many people’s celebration. Yet both of these (especially put together) should be taken very seriously. We are in no way discouraging anyone from partaking in safe festivities. But, isn’t special precaution in order to ensure everyone’s safety? Simple steps include not picking up a dud firework, managing spent sparklers and keeping an abundant supply of water handy, help ensure a fun but safe night. Read the manufacturer’s instructions. Follow local ordinances and fire codes. Respect the privacy of neighboring property. Drink responsibly. Using good judgment seems simple enough. It is important to become familiar with state laws. Both rules and safety tips can be found at the National Council on Firework Safety’s website www.fireworksafety.com. Whether lighting sparklers or mortars, we want everyone to have a relaxing and safe recognition of our country’s founding.

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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 Indiana Constitution. .Section 11. Tenure of Justices of Supreme Court and Judges of the Court of Appeals. Felony under the laws of Indiana or the United States, or of any other crime that involves moral turpitude under that law. If his conviction is reversed, suspension terminates and he shall be paid his salary for the period of suspension. If he is suspended and his conviction becomes final the Supreme Court shall remove him from office.

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On recommendation of the commission on judicial qualifications the Supreme Court may (1) retire such justice or judge for disability that seriously interferes with the performance of his duties and is or is likely to become permanent, and (2) censure or remove such justice or judge, for action occurring not more than six years prior to the commencement of his current term, when such action constitutes willful misconduct in office, willful and persistent failure to perform his duties, habitual intemperance, or conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice that brings the judicial office into disrepute.

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FROM THE BACKSHOP Rock it, Westfield (the 4th, that is)! If it’s not on your calendar yet, it should be. Westfield Rocks the Fourth is back – and bigger – at Asa Bales Park at 4 p.m. on Sunday. The Downtown Westfield Neighborhood Association is to be commended for all the heavy lifting it has done to ensure an action-packed afternoon-into-night event full of music, kids’ area, car show and motorcycle ride. The capper? How about a fireworks show being billed as the largest in the Indy area? We’ve said it before: “Little” Westfield isn’t so little any longer, is it? When you see a volunteer or a DWNA member, please be sure to offer thanks for a job well done. ••• A load of our counterparts at The Indianapolis Star were shown the door last week in a significant layoff action, yet another dark day for the daily newspaper industry. Based on what we hear from some of those let go, this signifies a retrenching of the news operation and a redirection to targeting boomers in the area below 38th Street for the most part. Suburban coverage has been gutted. (It’s supposed to resurface in the fall, but from what we hear it will be dramatically different.) You can count on us to be there for you, as al-

Brian Kelly & Steve Greenberg ways has been the case since we launched, and we urge you to pummel managing editor Ellen Kizik’s inbox (ellen@youarecurrent.com) early and often. Even if you might believe your news release or story idea isn’t earth-shattering, Ellen still wants to see it, trust us. Anything she can do to make you and your fellow readers healthier, wealthier and wiser … well, that’s her mission. Send it all. Again: early and often. And if you have an inkling you’d like to reach every household in Carmel (and beyond) for pennies on the dollar (compared to the daily model) with your advertising message, Dennis O’Malia is at your service. Ship him a note at dennis@youarecurrent.com.

COMMENTARY By Ellen Kizik “We sometimes encounter people, even perfect strangers, who begin to interest us at first sight somehow, suddenly, all at once before a word has been spoken.” - Fydor Dostoevsky I definitely consider myself a people person. Now, many people claim to exhibit this attribute, but they do not live up to it. I do. I love getting out there to meet new and interesting people. I have never been shy and I am grateful for opportunities to interact with many different personality types. I’m most fascinated by the diversity in all of us. Although there may be stereotypes, all human beings are unique. I live by that motto and I apply it to every encounter. Meeting introductions with shyness isn’t an option for me. I was born and raised in Odessa, Ukraine. I moved to the states when I was five-years-old. My first five years in the U.S. were spent in Salt Lake City, Utah. The move helped open my eyes to new religions and gave me the chance to explore West Coast culture. Although the bulk of my life has been enjoyed on the north east side of Indianapolis, I don’t miss an opportunity to venture out of the state and learn about my fellow Americans and their different cultures. Travel has been an integral part of my life. AlJobbeen #: 26066 though most of my travels have in Western Final Size: 5.1" x 5.4" Folded Size: N/A

Europe or Israel, I have enjoyed learning from my all of my neighbors. I am fascinated by what people in other cultures think and how they perceive the world. Instead of seeing everything in two dimensions, I always strive for the threedimensional version. A more dynamic picture spices up my life, one meeting at a time. On Fourth of July weekend, I will be striking up conversations left and right to meet people and I’ll listen to what they have to say. Impromptu “meet and greets” aren’t enough; there must be a genuine effort to stop and smell the roses. “When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it’s your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else. Most people in the city rush around so, they have no time to look at a flower. I want them to see it whether they want to or not.” - Georgia O’Keeffe Don’t be deceived just because something, or in this case, someone doesn’t necessary fit your status quo. Be open-minded and the possibilities are endless.

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DISPATCHES » APC meeting – The Advisory Plan Commission will hold its next meeting July 5 at 7 p.m. at the assembly room in City Hall, 130 Penn Street. For more information, visit www.westfield.in.gov. » Traffic change – The Indiana Department of Transportation rescheduled its shift eastbound and westbound traffic on State Road 32/38 to temporary lanes recently constructed north of the roadway between the S.R. 32/38 split and Union Chapel Road. The shift was moved to last Friday. During the S.R. 32/38 closure—expected to continue until Labor Day—the state’s contractor, will remove and replace the existing roadbed. In addition, south halves of roundabouts at Promise Road and Union Chapel Road will be constructed. All work is under the city of Noblesville’s supervision—with cooperation from INDOT. The speed limit through the construction zone has been reduced from 55 mph to 35 mph, and police patrols are enforcing the lower limit.

COMMENTARY By Danielle Wilson Do you ever have a day when every little thing bothers you? I had one just yesterday that culminated in a small breakdown in which I went to my room and cried myself to sleep. As expected, I feel 100 percent better this morning and thought I’d share with you the 10 things that irritate me the most. 1. Idiot Drivers: Cars have turn signals for a reason, people. They’re to “signal” you are about to “turn.” It does me no good after you’ve already slowed from 60 to three and I’m moments from rear-ending you! 2. Textbook Rental Fees: What the hell is going on with public schools? We have one of the best programs in the country, yet we can’t afford to provide textbooks for our students? My “rental” fee for four kids in school this August will come close to $600! 3. People Who Don’t RSVP: I understand few people around here speak French, but you can’t tell me they don’t know that RSVP stands for “let the host know if you’re coming, for cripe’s sake!” It’s rude, it’s inconsiderate, and it’s extremely stressful to someone planning a party when people fail to respond. So, just do it.

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For people to not have and/or utilize email is a travesty to modern times. I have one friend that flat-out refuses to e-mail, and it drives me nuts. I’m expected to actually call her … on a telephone … during normal waking hours. The audacity! 9. PMS: Maybe because I’m approaching forty or perhaps because I’m battling kids and work and a husband, but PMS seems worse than ever. My moods are equal to a bi-polar crack addict and I can’t seem to find an ounce of patience in my normally quite full stash. It only lasts for a couple of days, but God help anyone who crosses me during that time. 10. Buying School Supplies: If two fifth-graders each need 20 sharpened #2 pencils and a second-grader needs 50, but Office Max only sells packages of 36 or 72, how long before a Soccer Mom offs herself with four dry erase markers, six sets of watercolor paints, and three pairs of safety scissors? Let me know what bugs you! Peace out! Danielle Wilson is a Carmel resident and contributing columnist. You may e-mail her at danielle@ currentincarmel.com.

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» Art camp – The Hamilton County Artists’ Association’s Children’s Art Camp will be held June 28 through July 1, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Hamilton County Art Center and Birdie Gallery, 195 S. Fifth St., Noblesville. The camp is intended for students ages first through sixth grade. The cost per participant is $10 per day, or $35 for all four days. For more information, contact Karen Fehr at 896-3754 or k.fehr1@comcast.net. » Businesswomen welcome – Premier Women’s Network welcomes all women in business and career-seekers. Next meeting is July 14th, 4 to 6 p.m. at O’Charley’s, 11655 Fishers Corner Blvd., Fishers. Call Cheryl Friar for more information at 260-747-5202.

4. Automatic Hand-Dryers: They take forever, they’re loud, and in the end I always have to dry my hands on my jeans anyway. What’s the point? Put back the paper towels or just let people know they’re on their own. Everyone’s happy, no one gets hurt. 5. Pepsi-Only Restaurants: A perfect lunch at Panera was ruined the other day when I realized they did not offer my beloved Diet Coke. Pepsi-only Restaurants (and a certain north side movie theater- you know who you are) should be condemned. Period. 6. Chatty Cathy’s: It’s safe to say with kids galore that I have a fairly busy schedule during the day. If I do manage to unearth the phone from the pillow fort in the basement, I’ll have maybe four seconds to talk, so you’d better be brief. If you want to chat for the sake of chatting, call someone else. I ain’t got the time, sista! 7. Being Late: I hate being late to anything, from barbecues to soccer practice, and I really hate it when people are late to events I’m hosting. If a party starts at 7:00 p.m., then that’s when it starts. If I’d wanted you here at 7:23, then I’d have put that on the freakin’ invitation, right next to the RSVP information! 8. People without E-mail: It’s now 2011!

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» Calling all truck buffs – Hamilton Town Center will host Touch-A-Truck July 16 from 11 a.m.to 2 p.m. Touch-A-Truck is designed to provide a fun learning opportunity for the whole family. Attendees will have the chance to sit behind the steering wheel of a fire engine, climb aboard a bus and see a recycling truck up close. Hamilton Town Center also is hoping to have farm equipment, additional emergency response vehicles and much more on-site for a well-rounded experience for the families in attendance. Those interested in showcasing a vehicle should contact Tiffany Cring at 214-6958. All types of vehicles are welcome and encouraged to exhibit.

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Editor, In regards to the Current June 21 story on Grand Park Sports Complex. I want to make it very clear as a resident of Westfield I adamantly oppose Grand Park Sports Complex. For the last year all we have seen from Mr. Cook is pictures of Grand Park. I believe the Current owes it to your readers to start pressuring Mr. Cook for exact figures. When Mr. Estridge had a falling out with Mr. Cook over the amount of land, Mr Cook moved the project north. Estridge wished to use only 150 acres. Mr. Cook wanted 300 and now I read we are up to 350 plus acres. It appears most of the property will be purchased from Beau Wilfong and Steve Henke. I have a real problem with Mr. Cook stating that tax dollars will not be used. IBJ on September 3, 2010 quoted Mr Cook as saying, “creating the 300-acre sports complex could help the city spread the tax burden on the town’s 20,000 residents to something other than residential development”. I am also aware that some type of figures do exist, the Current must get their hands on these

figures. Another IBJ report dated April 27, 2009 reported the following. “He’s been making the pitch to anyone who will listen around Westfield and at the Statehouse, where he’s lobbying for a tax-incrementfinancing district to help the city pay for the project. He carries the feasibility study, maps and details of his vision in a yellow JanSport backpack.” The Current must get the details in that yellow JanSports backpack. While the Current investgators are asking Mr. Cook for this study, you also need to find out what corporate sponsors have stepped up to the plate and threw down some cash. Mr Cook also states on his campaign youtube video that “medical facilities are fighting over the naming rights.” One problem is that Westfield has no major medical facility. Your readers would be interested in knowing what facilities are fighting over the naming rights. I thought the park already has a name. Come on Current, your reporters are just as good as IBJ. Let’s get it done. Mike Waite Westfield

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Locally filmed story debuting at Hamilton Town Center By Eric Seaman Current in Westfield I personally wasn’t raised in the original Star Wars trilogy, being I’m 20. My childhood didn’t consist of Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford, and the occasional Storm Trooper shouting, “Blast ’em!” For a local film production team, they were able to experience a secondary childhood with the filming of “Leah Not Leia.” Known for their indie and feature films, Karmic Courage Productions has set out to “create inspirational films which showcase realistic and positive female role models that are commercially exploitable to a wide range of audiences.” This film was shot in several locations in nearby Noblesville, Westfield, Indianapolis, and Broad Ripple by Karmic Courage Productions of Noblesville. Director Tom Johnson grew up in Carmel as a young boy with his colleagues, director Nate Savidge and writer Kate Chaplin, being from Noblesville. Many identifiable locations in Hamilton and Marion County are featured in the film. Westfield’s own Jan’s Village Pizza, Asa Bales Park, and Noblesville’s famed Great Escape Theatre are shown in the film along with Red Key Tavern of Broad Ripple and many private residences in the area. The entire cast and crew is from Indiana with most of which from Indianapolis and suburban

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‘Leah not Leia’ was filmed in Noblesville, Westfield and Indianapolis. Indianapolis. “Leah not Leia” is a short, based on true events, story about an infant girl, Leah, born in the Star Wars boom of 1977 with an almost eerily similar name to the famous character portrayed by Carrie Fisher, Princess Leia. Interestingly enough, Chaplin commented on the origins of the film by saying, “My birth name is Leah Lastovich and yes, I was born in 1977… I’ve been the butt of so many jokes because of my name. I, No. 1, changed it, and No. 2, wrote a film about it.” The film will be making its much-anticipated premiere at IMAX Hamilton 16, Friday July 1 at midnight. Following the film will be a meet and greet with the cast and crew along with a Q & A. For tickets, visit www.gqti.com.

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City’s first art gallery closes Mural to be unveiled downtown By Lindsay Eckert Current in Westfield Artists will be painting part of Westfield into a historical timeline this month. The city of Westfield and its artists are creating a three-dimensional mural. The creative artistry will illustrate Westfield’s past, present and future in the heart of the city’s downtown. It will cover the length of a building and it will be installed this month. The mural depicting the city’s historical events and the heart of the town’s present will be revealed at Westfield’s Fourth of July Festival, Westfield Rocks the Fourth. The mural will creatively highlight the home to downtown’s Union Street Flowers and Gifts. The owners of the gift shop, Dave and Becky Weiss, have had an active presence in Westfield for years. Their building is nestled on the corner of Union and Main Street. Two artists are collaborating to paint a historical glimpse of Westfield. The city of Westfield chose Blice Edwards, Inc. to develop and install the mural. Westfield’s leaders and its community hope this creative venture will embark on a new chapter for Westfield. “We want art to be a large part of our identity here in Westfield,” said Mayor Andy Cook. “It is exciting to see a prominent downtown business take such a large role is creating that identity. I hope to see other businesses and organizations follow in their footsteps of making art a priority,” Blice Edwards is a partnership of artists, Christopher Blice and Jon Edwards. The pair has a studio in Indianapolis, but their experience spans nationwide. The painters have artistically enhanced cities on every coast. Westfield will be among cities like San Francisco, Chicago, Orlando and Nashville to feature their work.

Blice and Edwards have stroked brushes on nearly 500 projects in central Indiana. The unveiling will be held at 5 p.m. during Westfield Rocks the Fourth on July 3. The mural artists will be on hand answering questions from the public from 5 to 6 p.m.

By Lindsay Eckert Current in Westfield A home of culture to art and history closed its doors in downtown Westfield. Gallery One36 housed an eclectic blend of Midwestern artists’ homemade jewelry, paintings and art; a creative collaborating spot for aspiring artists and those perfecting their crafts while taking classes. The 90-year-old building once stood as a home, but was renovated in 2005 to become Westfield’s first and only art gallery. Katherine Kemp moved her passion for cre-

ativity to Westfield from Michigan. She grew up in a small-town in Michigan and was captivated by the world of color and design of art. She pursued her love of art by studying at Kendall School of Design. After studying and developing her craft, she shared her passion with volunteerism. Kemp volunteered in schools and hospitals before investing in the Gallery One36 Art Gallery. The gallery opened in 2006 and represented the contemporary hearts of Indiana artists. Today, a chapter in Westfield’s artistic history is closed but that doesn’t mean Kemp is closing the book to her artistic career. Kemp is continuing her passion to create and to teach. She is still offering art classes and will be selling her paintings and jewelry online. “I am offering classes in precious metal clay,” Kemp said of her new class agenda. “There will be 3-hour workshops and classes for all artists, ranging from beginners to advanced artists.” Wine enthusiasts with a niche for painting can take part in Kemp’s “My Style Painting,” a cocktail and canvas event. Artists can sip their favorite vino while painting their next masterpiece. Today, Kemp is opening a dynamic chapter in her art career. “The gallery doors have closed, but now I am able to concentrate solely on creating my threestudio home.” You can shop for Kemp’s creations at galleryone36.com.

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This year’s Westfield Rocks the 4th blasts into new colors By Ellen Kizik Current in Westfield Come celebrate this Fourth of July on the 3rd, as the city of Westfield comes together to present the 2nd annual ‘Westfield Rocks the 4th.’ This year’s event, sponsored by Collision Cure Body Werks, is new and improved. The festivities are kicking off earlier this year, events will begin at 3 p.m. with the Charity Motorcycle Ride sponsored by Westfield Yamaha Sazuki. The proceeds of this year’s charity ride will also go to support prostate cancer. Engine enthusiasts can tour cars at the Car Show at 4 p.m., live music, and fireworks being blasted off to music at 9:45 p.m. There are a lot of fun and intersting features to this year’s event. The food and marketplace, sponsored by IMMI, located in the ‘action zone,’ has grown to include almost 40 vendors total, 17 are strictly food. Locally-owned Mill Tavern will be serving adult beverages in their tent. Although the festivities do not officially start until the afternoon, there will still be a bicycle ride for prostate cancer spinning off at 7:30 a.m. This year’s Bike It charity event is being sponsored by Crossroads Church and it will start at the entrance to Red Man Park on Main Street, east of Union and Main. Please make a special note that Hoover will be shut down and there is absolutely no parking allowed alongside the highways. This year’s emcee will be Joni Michels, who is the newest member to Channel 6 News’ “Good Morning Indiana” team. The car show, sponsored by maxIT Healthcare, will include Danica Patrick’s GoDaddy Indy Car, amongst many noteworthy rides. The event runs from 4 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Awards will immediately follow. Youngsters can stay busy at the Kids Area, sponsored by Wittler Orthodontics. The following events are available for their enjoyment: • Assorted Games • Complete the Passport inside the WR4 brochure and get a prize from Miss Indiana • Face Painting • Hair Braiding by Bab & Company Hairdesigners • Temporary Tattoos by Christ United Methodist Church • 2 Bounce Houses • Dunk Tank – fund raiser for the Rotary Club of Westfield • Indy Fit Kids

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A welcomed change this year for WR4 is more feature music! Three bands will take center stage this year. Live music kicks off with the Jai Baker Band at 4:10 p.m., followed by the Toy Factory at 6 p.m. and concluding with Dr. Duke Tumatoe and the Power Trio at 8 p.m. If you enjoy quality classic rock, check out this year’s entertainment. It’s all sponsored by Duke Energy. At 9:30 p.m., there will be a Color Guard presentation along with the singing of the national anthem, followed by a brief wel-

come speech by Mayor Cook. The fireworks celebration kicks off at 9:45 p.m. and is sponsored by Huntington Bank. They will be shot off from the same location as last year. Snag the best seat in the ‘action zone.’ Special note, IU Health will be providing safety and health areas, in case anyone needs assistance. This year’s Westfield Rocks the 4th on the 3rd of July is guaranteed to be a blast. No pun intended.

VENDORS The following list summarizes this years vendors: • Premier Frozen Desserts – Italian Ice • The Main Squeeze – Lemon Shake Ups • Pat-a-Cakes and Cookies Too – cookies, cupcakes, other desserts • St. Maria Goretti – Elephant Ears • Rotary Club of Westfield – Brats/Hot Dogs/Popcorn • Italia Mia – Pizza • Ribs Express – ribs, rib tips, turkey legs, etc. • Coco Bongos – Tropical frozen drinks in festive cups • Dick’s Bodacious BBQ • Hoosier Fat Daddy Bus Café – pulled pork, sausage, corndogs, etc. • El Amigo – burritos, nachos, tacos • Boyds Fudge

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• Kelly’s Concessions – Gyros • MaRs BBQ – Burgers, fries, loaded fries, onion rings, mozzarella sticks, fried Twinkies and Oreos, floats, shakes, etc. • Loaded Baked Potatoes • Rosie’s Riblets – pulled turkey, chicken/ bbq wings • Moe’s Southwest Grill • Barry Turvy State Farm Agent • Justice League Avengers of Indiana • Designs by Denise – handmade polymer clay and beaded jewelry • Christ United Methodist Church • Main Street Productions/Westfield Playhouse • Linda Melick – Massage Therapist • Carpenter Realtors – free balloons, flags, guess the weight of a watermelon contest, etc.

• Bottlecap Boutique & More – bottle cap magnets, key chains, pins, chokers, etc. • Pick Guy, Inc. – guitar picks, personalized dog tags, magnets, buttons, necklaces • Cutco Cutlery • Epiphany Lutheran Church • Petals & Baubles Accessories – beaded and flowered flip flops, shirts, jewelry, head wraps, scarves, etc. • Noblesville Rainforest Project – SnackTAXIs (reusable bags for snacks and sandwiches), endangered species chocolate • Wildfire Promotions – glow in the dark items • Bab & Co Hairdesigners • Huntington Bank • Pass the Silver-Wear – silver plated jewelry

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DISPATCHES » State turnaround – Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Tony Bennett announced today the addition of Jim Larson as Director of School Turnaround and Improvement. Larson is a former seventh grade Humanities teacher at the Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School in Indianapolis where he was selected in 2009-2010 as their Teacher of the Year. He replaces Lee Ann Kwiatkowski, who will become the Early Childhood/Title I Director at the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township. In his new role, Larson will work closely with the State Board of Education (SBOE) and Indiana’s 18 schools at risk for state intervention to implement changes aimed at improving student performance and educator quality. » No Child Left Behind – U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has said he will look to give states relief from key provisions of the federal school accountability law in exchange for “commitments to key reforms.” Among other suggestions, Duncan said he’d like to give states the ability to focus on student gains rather than absolute test scores, and more flexibility in how Title I money for disadvantaged students is spent.

The need for good grammar on Facebook GRAMMAR LESSON By Brandie Bohney By now, if you’re part of the Facebook-using world, I’m sure you’ve heard that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will now be using Facebook entries and photographs as part of its background check for employment. I’m not here to condone or condemn the FTC for this decision. I’m sure employers have been checking Facebook for unsavory stuff on potential and current employees for quite some time. And besides, this is a grammar column, not a commentary on social networking or best hiring practices. What I will say in light of this not-necessarily-new trend is this: Don’t be a moron on Facebook. You should be reading what you’re writing. In addition to content, check for basic spelling and punctuation. Before the general populace dives down my throat with a diatribe about the informality of social media sites, let me add this: understandable typos here and there are not a big deal. I’m not suggesting that you send every status update and response to a professional editor before you post them. I’m merely suggesting a quick read-through to be sure that what you’re saying is what you mean to say, and that it’s relatively free of errors. Avoid abbreviations that may make you seem uneducated or lazy. For example, this is an actual response to a friend’s status update yester-

day: “Ur a strong person you can do it.. N just no that ur dads watchin over u...” Beyond considering my horror at reading something like that, imagine if a potential employer would read that during a Facebook check prior to hiring. There are certainly some professions where butchered grammar could be overlooked, but many employers I know would immediately dismiss considering someone for writing like that. Perhaps I shouldn’t have to say this, but always keep in mind that what you put on the internet should be something you are comfortable with staying on the internet forever. The FTC is going to allow its background-checking company to search Facebook profiles as far back as seven years. For those of you in high school and college, this means that what you put on Facebook today could, potentially, be viewed by a prospective employer after you graduate from college, perhaps even after you’ve been in the workforce for several years. Don’t let a moment of stupidity on the internet ruin your chances at a dream job. Oh, and tighten your Facebook privacy settings. 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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DISPATCHES » June gardening tips – 1. Stake tomatoes or build cages around them. 2. Stop cutting asparagus when the yield decreases and the spears diminish in size. Top-dress the bed with compost or well-rotted manure. 3. Plant beets and carrots for a late-fall crop. -www.almanac.com » Ben Folds to play with ISO – Singersongwriter Ben Folds will join Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for a special one-nightonly performance Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Hilbert Circle Theatre in downtown Indianapolis. Tickets are available for purchase now through Aug. 7 only to subscribers of the ISO’s 2011-2012 season. The general public may purchase tickets, $40 to $85 each, beginning Aug. 8 by calling 800-366-8457. » Universal raises prices – Universal Orlando is following Walt Disney World in raising ticket prices. Universal announced last Monday that the price of a one-day admission is up from $82 to $85, matching Disney’s increase announced one day earlier. Both resorts also have raised prices for multi-day,

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multi-park tickets.Disney’s increases also include annual passes and Florida resident tickets, while Universal held the line on prices in those two categories. -Associated Press » Cheaper trips – Think P.I.G.S. It’s not the most flattering acronym, but it’s the one analysts have settled on to describe the European countries struggling most with debt. The term stands for Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain, all of which are being dragged down by national debt. The upside for American tourists is that fewer business travelers means more opportunities for visitors to score cutrate deals on hotels and packages. -www.usnews.com » Landscaping with native plants – The third annual INPAWS (Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society) Garden Tour will be held July 9th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at four sites in Marion and Hamilton counties. All gardens are free and open to the public. Tour-goers will see native shrubs, trees and wildflowers defining the landscape in an appealing manner and creating biodiversity by attracting birds and butterflies. For registration or additional information, visit www.inpaws.org or call 696-5074. Registration is limited.

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With all of the exciting additions to CarmelFest, you will have a myriad of entertainment choices at this year’s festival. The “Franklin University of Ohio Gazebo Main Stage” performances include the Carmel Brass, Gordon Bonham Blues Band, The Echoes, Carmel Symphony Orchestra, the Wright Brothers and a variety of other artists throughout the day on July 3rd & 4th. Plus – the stage will feature the CarmelFest Has Talent Vocal Competition semi-finals on July 3rd (12:30 – 3:30 pm) and exciting finals on July 4th (3 – 4 pm). The “Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at St.Vincent KidZone” stage will provide family-friendly entertainment including Master Yoos Tae Kwando, the Girls Band, the magic of Ryan Demler, Sho’Time Dancers, “Hats off to Broadway” musical review. The Festival North Stage (just north of the Carmel Fire Department) has been designated as the “party zone” with evening theme parties and performances by the Guitar Club for Men, The Tides, Bleu Django, The Renegades, Barometer Soup, Orquestra Bravo! and country-star MacMcAnally. Schedule details are available on-line at www.CarmelFest.net

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July 5 Fishers Summer Concert Series: Living Proof Fishers Town Hall, 1 Municipal Drive, Fishers. Join Fishers Parks and Recreation Tuesday evenings in July for a free outdoor concert series. Bring a picnic, lawn chairs, or blankets to enjoy Living Proof, a fun seven-piece, R&B band. No scooters, skateboards, rollerblades or bicycles allowed. Bring an office supply to support Janus Developmental Services. Visit www.fishers.in.us/ parks for the season schedule.

July 6 Summer Concerts at the Gazebo: Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra 1 Civic Square, Carmel Come to Carmel for this week’s free community concert at the gazebo outside City Hall. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday through August 10. Pets are not permitted. For more information, visit www.carmelgazeboconcerts.org.

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July 7 Morty’s Comedy Joint: Tony Boswell Comedian and actor Tony Boswell, who has appeared on Comedy Central and in Meet the Parents, will perform July 7 through 9 at Morty’s Comedy Joint, 3625 East 96th St., Indianapolis. Tickets are $12 on Thursdays (8 p.m. show time) and $15 on Fridays and Saturdays (8 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. show times). For tickets or more information, visit www.mortyscomedy.com or call 848-5500.

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Cool Creek Concert Series: The Flying Toasters St.Vincent Health presents the Cool Creek Concert Series every Friday night at Cool Creek Park, 2000 East 151st Street, Westfield at 7 p.m. Gates open at 6 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults; children age 12 and under are free. For more information, visit www.myhamiltoncountyparks.com.

July 9 Actors Theatre of Indiana: The Andrews Brothers The Studio Theatre at The Center for the Performing Arts, 4 Center Green, Carmel July 8 through 24; July 9 at 4 and 8 p.m.; Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays, 8 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m. Tickets are $37.50, available at www.actorstheatreofindiana.org. It’s 1943 in the South Pacific , and tonight The Andrews Sisters headline the big U.S.O. show. But when a flu outbreak quarantines the girls, stagehands Max, Lawrence and Patrick, along with pin-up girl Peggy Jones, cook up the perfect way to wow the troops and save the day—all it will take is three wigs and a lot of makeup. information, call 770-9020. Friday – Jai Baker Saturday – Through Being Cool Moon Dog Tavern, 825 E 96th St., Indianapolis, 46240. Call 575-6364 for more information. Saturday – Something Rather Naughty

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DISPATCHES » Avoid canned tomatoes? – An endocrinologist won’t go near canned tomatoes -- the cans are lined with a resin containing BPA, and tomatoes are especially dangerous because their acid breaks the BPA down in dangerous amounts. Microwave popcorn also may be bad. Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) lines microwave popcorn bags, and when they are heated the compound, which has been linked to infertility, leaches onto the food. -www.mercola.com » Dishwasher fungus – Scientists have found a possibly harmful fungus that grows in dishwashers, surviving high temperatures, acids and detergents. A black yeast called Exophiala dermatitidis was found with a cousin fungus, E. phaeomuriformis, in samples taken from dishwashers in 189 homes in 101 cities in six continents. Fifty-six percent of the dishwashers contained the fungi on the rubber seal on the appliance door. Both species “are known to be able to cause systemic disease in humans,” says the study. -www.foxnews.com

» Aloe for canker sores – Try using aloe vera on any canker sores. Aloe vera contains vitamins as well as amino acids that help repair damaged tissues. Several compounds found in aloe vera work together to decrease or prevent inflammation and control pain. A research review found that canker sore sufferers who applied aloe vera gel healed about 50 percent faster than those who didn’t. -www.prevention.com » Gut controls weight loss – Researchers are realizing that weight loss after surgery is fundamentally different from weight loss achieved by dieting. A key player in this difference is the hormone, ghrelin, which stimulates appetite. When we diet, our ghrelin levels rise, making us hungry. We may lose weight, but our ghrelin levels stay high. Ghrelin levels come down only if we regain the weight. “People trying to lose weight are being fought tooth and nail by the body to keep that weight on,” said Dr. Miguel Burch of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. But after gastric bypass surgery, ghrelin levels go down significantly, Burch said. -www.myhealthnewsdaily.com

Ladies: Exercise can help us deal with emotions FITNESS By Laura Marenco Did someone say emotions? Women deal with them, very intense ones mind you. There are many reasons for them; not only circumstantial ones, but physiological ones too. Yes, we are very complex beings. We have to deal with the monthly ups and downs of hormones, we are the ones who carry a baby in our womb and we are the ones who usually prepare dinner for the family. Does that sound familiar? So what should we do to help us deal with “emotions” and stress? Let’s start by taking some time away from our busy schedule to exercise and spend some quality “me” time. Women who exercise enjoy more than just the physical benefits of being active. While those alone are enough of a reason to exercise, the emotional benefits of exercise are just as important. Many women deal with self-esteem issues and exercise can be a real boost. Women who engage in a regular exercise program are healthier and more physically fit, which provokes a positive feeling of accomplishment. They feel healthier, attractive and confident. Even those who haven’t met their fitness goals feel good about moving forward through

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exercise. Regular work outs reduce anxiety and give exercisers a better outlook on life. Exercising revs up the production of chemicals in your body that regulate moods. Tryptophan and Serotonin are mood-controlling chemicals released in the brain. Serotonin can even reverse mild and moderate depression. Low levels of these chemicals can lead to clinical depression, and a regular exercise program can guard against depression in healthy women. Women who exercise may have less menstrual symptoms and fewer mood swings than sedentary women. Fewer physical symptoms contribute to a better emotional state as well. Aim for 30 minutes of exercise on most days of the week to reduce emotional symptoms of PMS. So at the end of the day, let’s set everything aside and get moving! Remember- always check with your health care practitioner before starting a new exercise program.

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Eclectic ways to get fit By Sarah Cunningham Current in Westfield If you’re a fitness fan looking to try something new, The Yoga Center in Clay Terrace may be the challenge you’re looking for. All yoga classes at The Yoga Center are Bikram or hot yoga. Poses in Bikram Yoga are the same as in traditional yoga; however, the room is heated to around 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Heather Thomas, owner of The Yoga Center, explained why adding heat to yoga provides more physical benefits. “It also adds another layer of intensity to the practice,” Thomas said. “90 percent of the time, people won’t come back to yoga because it’s too easy and too boring. The heat softens you up and makes the workout more intense.” Scott Wharton, a frequent customer at The Yoga Center’s Clay Terrace location, said he’s already seeing the positive impact in the heated exercise. “It’s a great calorie burner, and it helps me feel stronger than I’ve ever felt before.” Bikram Yoga is also popular among athletes. Donald Brown of the Indianapolis Colts and former NBA player Austin Croser are regular customers at The Yoga Center. Last week, The Yoga Center worked with runners training for the Carmel Marathon. Bikram Yoga appeals to athletes because it brings an extra level of intensity to their yoga routines.

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DISPATCHES » Study: Meritocracies are shams – A new study from Emilio J. Castilla, of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Stephen Benard of Indiana University, suggests that the whole idea of meritocracy might not work as well as we’d like to think. The study found that managers are more likely to discriminate in a meritocracy. If managers believed the employees worked in a meritocracy, they gave men bigger bonuses than the women, even though the two (fictional) employees had identical experience and qualifications. If managers knew nothing about how employees were being judged or paid, they tended to give men and women the same amount of money as a bonus. -www.bnet.com » More temps being hired – Many companies are still intent on doing more with less. Of the 28,000 jobs added to the U.S. economy in September, the majority of the gain was temporary help. Though they are considered a leading indicator of future hiring, temp workers are like a faucet companies can turn on and off to control fixed costs. Seeing them rise can just as easily be interpreted as a sign of unease rather than hope. -www.inc.com

» Two cloud computing stocks – 1. American Tower (AMT): The world’s largest owner and operator of cell phone towers is converting its corporate structure to a REIT, which will require the payout of at least 90 percent of U.S. earnings as dividends. RiverPark Large Growth Fund thinks that move will translate to 4 percent yield. 2. Digital Reality Trust (DLR): This REIT manages server farms for Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft, and others. The quantity of data it handles is exploding. Its customer surveys indicate that 85 percent of big corporations will expand data centers over the next 24 months. -www.money.cnn.com

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Dam It! COMMENTARY By David Cain I admire the beaver. I consider it one of the most strategic builders in the animal world. They go about their day diligently executing their plan to fight the winter weather. They build dams to create a pool of water deep enough that it won’t freeze when cold weather strikes. They fill dams with pieces of trees they’ll eat later. One of the most remarkable things about beavers is they systematically change the flow of water without stopping it. The current basement flooding season reminds me how challenging it is to control water. Water does what it wants. Water goes where it wants. Trying to redirect water takes patience and learning. Moving water against its will requires studying and slow steps. To move the flow of water, use a small stick to create a new path for the water. Let the water

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Absolute Wellness Chiropractic has a vision to educate the community on health. Opening just about a month ago inside of United Wellness Center at 16095 Prosperity Dr., the practice offers chiropractic corrective care for whatever your problem may be. However, what separates this company from others is their understanding of a person’s overall health. Offering services such as detoxification, exercise and nutrition workshops to help each patient achieve Ide maximize health. August 27, 2011 marks the start of their Total Wellness Makeover where patients can change their whole life. They will help with your detox process, weight loss plans, and offer a 12 month counseling run to guide you on every step of your process. Tickets will be around $50 for the Total Wellness Makeover a big savings from the $200 they’re going for retail. Another fantastic service they offer at no cost to local businesses is Lunch and Learn. No matter the size of the business they will come in, bring lunch for employees, and do a health talk on a variety of topics such as How to Stay Young Your First 100 Years, How to Reduce Stress and The Never Diet, Diet Plan. Dr. Ide and his employees are sure to help us be a healthier community. To learn more, visit their website or call their office. 16095 Prosperity Drive, Noblesville | Phone: 219-3042 Website: www.absolutewellnesschiropractic.com

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Master bath remodel: Custom project with natural stone tile REMODELING By Larry Greene After 21 years: This home is in the Connerwood subdivision in Zionsville. The current homeowners moved into the home over 21 years ago and were ready for a master bath remodel. Changing door access: One of the biggest changes was the layout of the new bathroom and the elimination of a door from the bathroom to the hallway. The homeowner said, “I like the fact that the bathroom doesn’t open from the hallway anymore. Now, we have a direct entrance to get to the bathroom from our bedroom. Before, we literally had to go out into the hallway to get into the bathroom. Everyone had access to this bathroom before.” Vanity area: The homeowner loves the expanded new vanity area and commented, “It’s also nice to have two sinks.” The new semicustom maple cabinets include a spice stain with black glaze finish and a center tower for added storage. The area also includes two Kichler framed vanity mirrors with new Delta oil rubbed bronze faucets and Verde Peacock granite countertops. Kichler sconce light fixtures were installed at each mirror. Shower and tub details: The new expanded shower includes a niche installed on the water wall and a threshold capped with black traver-

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DISPATCH » Bark for Life – The American Cancer Society’s Bark for Life is a Relay for Life fundraising event that honors the caregiving qualities of canine companions and provides an opportunity to honor cancer survivors and remember those who have lost their fight with the disease. The event will take place June 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dr. James A Dillon Park, 6001 Edenshall Lane, Noblesville. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the event is followed by a dog walk and other entertainment activities. » Prevent dental disease in pets – According to a Banfield Pet Hospital survey, dental disease is the most common medical problem for both dogs and cats. An astonishing 78 percent of dogs and 68 percent of cats over the age of three have some form of dental disease. This represents a 12 percent increase for dogs from 2006 to 2010, and periodontal (gum) disease is a particular problem for small breed dogs, including the Maltese, Pomeranian, Shetland Sheepdog, Toy Poodle and Yorkshire Terrier. You can help your pet with oral hygiene by feeding a species-appropriate diet, preferably raw. The right food builds a healthy foundation for all your pet’s tissues and organs, including those in the mouth. Also, when your pet gnaws on raw meat, it acts as both toothbrush and floss. And you should brush your pet’s teeth several times a week. -www.mercola.com

headline PETS By John Mikesell The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention reports “a greater percentage of obese pets then ever before.” Humans aren’t the only ones whose waistlines keep expanding. Approximately 53 percent of cats and 55 percent of dogs are overweight or obese, according to the fourth annual National Pet obesity Awareness Day Study conducted by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. “This year’s data suggests that our pets are getting fatter, we’re seeing a greater percentage of obese pets than ever before,” said association founder Dr. Ernie Wood. Since the group began conducting nationwide veterinary surveys in 2007, it’s seen an increase in the percentage of pets classified as obese or at least 30 percent above normal body weight. Cat obesity jumped from 19 percent to 22 percent in 2010. For dogs, obesity rates doubled from 10 percent in 2007 to 20 percent in 2010. “One of the reasons we think the obesity rate for dogs has dramatically increased is due to a better understanding of what an obese dog looks like,” said Ward.” Veterinarians also realize how crictical it is to tell a pet owner when their dog is in danger due to its weight.” To get pets to a healthy weight, pet insurer Pet Plan (Philadelphia) suggests owners follow the following tips. START SLOW. If the dog has gained weight over the winter, exercise in moderation at the beginning of spring to prevent serious injury. Be careful when using diet foods for your dog or cat. Not all of them provide good nutrition. Most of the time, all you may need to do is cut back on the current food you are using.

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Also, not all dog treats are created equal. Some have much higher concentrations of fat and sugar than your dog food. Be sure to check with your local pet professional. As an addendum to this article, a few weeks ago I talked about the dangers of riding in cars with dogs. I mentioned the dangers but never gave any solutions. My dog, Karma, is with me every day in the car. If the right precautions are taken, there is no reason your dog cannot safely ride with you. There are many products on the market today to keep your pet safe, but still enjoy being in the car with you. Most of them are simple and easy to use. Remember it wasn’t that long ago that people had not seat belts and kids roamed the back of the car completely unfettered, at least when you are as old as I am you remember that. I guess I was just lucky. John Mikesell, owner of Izzy’s Place, A dog Bakery in Carmel, can be reached at john.mikesell@att.net.

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