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Q&A: Casey McCarty Photo Booth Reply All The Latest Party Pics: Easter Chocolate Affair at Camelot Cellars 19 Party Pics: Campari Mustache Happy Hour at Mouton 20 Things We Love: Chris DeVille edition

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music 22 Feature: RJD2 23 Concert Preview: Dwight Yoakam 24 Concert Preview: The Joy Formidable 24 STAFF PICK: KEN Mode 26 Locals: Trains Across the Sea 27 Concert Preview: Return of the Mac (Fleetwood) 27 STAFF PICK: Jaill 28 Previews: Memory Tapes, Bad Religion, Meat Puppets, Kill the Noise 30 Rewind: Todd May 31 Sensory Overload: Nukkehammer

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32 COVER: Mad Men Makeover 35 COVER: Which Mad Men character are you …

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36 COVER: Mad Men drinking chart — How do you stack up?

37 TV Review: Mad Men 38 Feature: Gallery Hop 39 STAFF PICK: 83 Gallery South 40 Previews: Kathy Griffin, Monday Night Live, aPOEtheosis, Beethoven at the CMA 42 Review: John Cage 101 43 Behind the Scenes: The influences of Namasya

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44 Movie Review: Evil Dead 46 Movie Review: Ginger and Rosa 46 Now Playing 47 Theater guide

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on the cover Alive Reporter Jackie Mantey and Editor Justin Mcintosh underwent a “Mad Men” makeover for this week’s cover story (complete with day drinking on the job!). The cover photo was shot at Bexley’s The Top Steakhouse, where the kind staff let us in early for a photo shoot and cocktails. And, in true “Mad Men” fashion, here’s a preview for next week’s issue: The ranking of things.

“They did what?!” Eating stuff and drinking liquids. “How dare you!” Words.

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Television’s Top 10 Kids

By Jesse Tigges // @Jesse_tigges The return of “Mad Men” this Sunday means the indelible Sally Draper is back on TV. This got me thinking about the best child characters currently on television.

10. luke Dunphy, “MoDern FaMily”

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“Modern Family” has fallen into a total rut, but Luke (Nolan Gould) continues to be a delight, especially in his interactions with dear ol’ dad, Phil. With Phil as a dad, there’s no way this kid won’t turn out to be lovably awesome — and goofy.

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7. arya stark, “gaMe oF thrones” The champion of the Stark brood — a pretty awesome bunch — by far. Maisie Williams is doing a wonderful job turning Arya in to the heart and soul of a series with very little heart or soul.

6. Jenna haMilton, “aWkWarD.” Sure, Jenna (Ashley Rickards) might whine about having two dudes in love with her, but c’mon, she’s got a pretty good head on her shoulders, epitomized by her choice of fantastic — if weird — girlfriends.

9. lisa siMpson, “the siMpsons”

5. JoFFrey Baratheon, “gaMe oF thrones”

Yes, everyone thinks “The Simpsons” is in the twilight of its run, but Lisa has evolved over the years — as the series’ Greek Chorus and lone voice of reason — making her still a wonderful little lady.

The character on television we love to hate. Sadistic, misogynistic and downright sociopathic, this little bastard (see what I did there) is the only child it’d be OK to beat — profusely. In fact, whoever gives Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) his comeuppance deserves a permanent seat on the Iron Throne.

8. lil’ asskicker, “the Walking DeaD” Rick’s (Andrew Lincoln) newborn is the only character on “The Walking Dead” to not act annoyingly stupid … yet. Sorry, Carl, but your juvenile shenanigans in the first two seasons don’t make up for being a badass killing machine now. Nice try though.

4. Walter White Jr., “Breaking BaD” Best known for eating breakfast and changing his name to Flynn whenever he’s mad, Walt Jr. (RJ Mitte) is actually an exemplary model of stability given his situ-

ation — Dad is a meth kingpin, mom is a buzz-kill meanie, uncle Hank is a D.E.A. agent hunting his dad, and that damn adorable Holly gets all the attention.

3. the Belcher trio, “BoB’s Burgers” Louise (Kristen Schaal), Tina (Dan Mintz) and Gene (Eugene Mirman) are the best part of television’s best animated comedy not named “Archer.”

2. DeBBie gallagher, “shaMeless” All of the Gallagher kids are great (yes, even Carl), but Debbie (Emma Kenney) is a cut above the rest for her combination of sweetness, gumption and lovelorn romanticism. Bonus points for her take-no-prisoners attitude when people mess with her school projects.

1. sally Draper, “MaD Men” Oh Sally (Kiernan Shipka), your wise and screwed-up beyond your years soul is a thing of tragic beauty on a series littered with tragic beauty. It’s depressing to think one day you’ll be the poster child for the therapy boom of the ’80s thanks to your upbringing.

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asey McCarty hasn’t even been at the Columbus Idea Foundry for an entire year, but she’s already guided a number of new developments. She’s organized more regular classes — everything from creative entrepreneurship to blacksmithing and even lock picking — and scheduled quarterly open house events so the public can see all the awesomeness that takes place there.

McCarty also has projects outside the Idea Foundry. She’s a freelance writer, contributor to Punk Torah, a national website for the indie Jewish community, and most recently authored a historical fiction piece to “Columbus: Past, Present and Future.”

With all that on her plate, McCarty still finds time to work on her side business, Sine Metu Designs.

The creative community at-large has so many interests. People who’re interested in welding might also be interested in woodworking or photography or any number of different tangentially related, but creatively related things. It’s one of the organic crosspollinations that happens here.

Our Open House and Artist Exhibit is April 7. It’s our second quarterly open house. We invited our members, our studio residents and members at-large to come show off what they’re working on. If you have stuff to sell, you can sell it.

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By and large what people seemed to gravitate to was Judaica.

It’s hard to say which class is the most popular. The welding classes are almost always sold out and … we sell out

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The bladesmithing one is almost always an instant sellout. It is very time-consuming, a 12hour class with three sessions. They make a knife from start to finish and … they look gorgeous.

The lock picking intro class — where you get your lock picking kit — is taught about once a quarter and that’s always a mad rush to get registered. We also have a meet-up for locksmiths that are free and open to the public on [the] third Wednesday of the month.

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I write a weekly column for Punk Torah. It’s a snippet of the haftorah that I summarize and then approach from a history standpoint — what else was going on in that time, or who are these people or armies they’re referencing. It’s like the History Channel on the Jewish text.

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People will be able to ask questions and see the products [since] most of our classes are projectoriented and you leave with the thing you make.

We’re not just telling people what we do, but showing people what we do. We’ll have some make-and-take stations.

There are some great things for people to make and get their feet wet. And people can take a tour and see what we’re all about.

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Lastly, Columbus regulars and indie rock/ soul staples Fitz & the Tantrums are set to return for a Tuesday, July 9 engagement. Tickets cost $25 ($32.85 after fees) and are available starting 10 a.m. Friday.

John Angelo steps down as Short North Alliance’s executive director The Short North Alliance announced late last week that John Angelo would depart as the organization’s executive director on June 15. Angelo has held the leadership title for eight years and is responsible for the creation of HighBall Halloween (which he’ll help produce the 2013 edition of despite the relinquishing of his title).

He’ll also be known for his championing of infrastructure improvements within the district, garnering national attention for the area and much more.

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Concert roundup Here’s a diverse assortment of shows coming to LC Pavilion’s outdoor stage this summer: Falsetto-laden synthpop stars Passion Pit, who played LC Pavilion’s indoor stage last November, will be back to play the outdoor amphitheater on June 7.

2012 Rock on the Range star Rob Zombie will headline a metal show with fellow ROTR alum Mastodon and Machine Head on Friday, Aug. 9.

Those tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday too.

Indie rock, metal... why not The Legends of Hip-Hop too? That tour, which arrives in Columbus on Saturday, June 22, features Scarface, 8Ball & MJG, Juvenile and...

Mystikal! We’re screaming like a rabid dog right now in excitement. The lineup isn’t quite A-list, but it’s definitely legendary. Lawn tickets are reasonably priced at $50 ($59.35 with fees), but if you want to get up

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Josh Krajcik releases major label debut Soulful Columbus rocker Josh Krajcik, known worldwide thanks to his 2011 star turn on “The X Factor,” released his major-label debut, Blindly, Lonely, Lovely, this week on BMG. (It was named one of the most anticipated albums of the year

by Rolling Stone readers; listen to it now!)

If you didn’t make it out to the in-store performance at Best Buy Tuesday, the album is available for purchase through Amazon and iTunes.

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Late Night Slice AND Jeni’s coming to Columbus Commons!

In this week’s OMG! news — at least for those of us who work (and eat) downtown — two of Columbus’ favorite fooderies will be bringing their talents to the Columbus Commons. Best of Columbus winners Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams and Mikey’s Late Night Slice will both be taking up residence at the downtown park.

Late Night Slice will be bringing the slice without waiting for the night. In addition to the pizza you know and love, the permanent cafe spot on the south end of the park will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and feature “Key West inspired” pressed sandwiches, as well as some breakfast offerings. Can’t wait to see what they have in store.

Fingers crossed for Slut Sauce omelets!

Jeni’s will be opening a boutique-style “mini Jeni’s” that will be serving up scoops during concerts and other official Commons activities, starting with a big Earth Day event on April 27.

Two great new additions to downtown ... now can we please just get some warm weather to enjoy them?

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I’ll have a proper feature on these guys and their new record in a few weeks (it drops May 7 on Lefse Records), but for now, I’ll just say this: It absolutely fulfills the potential they hinted at with those fantastic EPs.

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When the Crew signed Guillermo Barros Schelotto, his influence took a few months to seep into the club dynamic, but by the following season Columbus was hoisting MLS Cup. Fellow Argentine Higuain arrived last summer and sent a similar shock down my spine.

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When I went away with my wife in February to celebrate our anniversary, I finally cracked into Jeff Chang’s epic 2005 treatise on the rise of hip-hop as the world’s predominant youth culture. There’s tons of great musical information in there, but better still is the cultural context Chang provides; he takes three chapters to expound on the political rot in the Bronx and Jamaica that led to a new musical movement before actually getting around to Kool Herc’s hip-hop big bang.

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Originally, the ominous, tumbling beat appeared on rapper Aceyalone’s Magnificent City in 2006 under the name “A Beautiful Mine,” but when the instrumental version came out later that year, AMC came calling to license the track.

“It’s a fairly unglamorous story for this thing that would eventually grow to be arguably the most recognizable thing of my career,” Krohn said.

But glamour isn’t what defines RJD2, even if he did perform on the same bill as Justin Timberlake and ?uestlove’s MySpace Secret Show during SXSW this year.

Rather, Krohn has stayed afloat through hard work and opportunism ever since the hype storm around 2002 solo debut Deadringer subsided.

He called from Philadelphia, where he’s been living the past 11 years, to catch up in advance of Saturday’s show.

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How’d you manage to end up on the hottest ticket at SXSW? One of the guys who’s working over there [at MySpace] used to work over at Vice, and he is just a dude that’s been a champion of mine since my first record came out.

So he reached out to me beforehand and told me about the lineup, and I was

like, ‘Yeah, I’m going to definitely do that.’ (laughs) What was your set like there?

I played after Timberlake, so you can kind of imagine, there was a little bit of a scrum. (?uestlove), I don’t think he was too thrilled. Playing after Justin Timberlake is like a less than ideal slot. Hope-

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RJD2 isn’t the only Columbus native coming home this week for a show at The Bluestone. In an odd but satisfying coincidence, country legend Dwight Yoakam, also reared in this city, will play the very same venue this Tuesday.

Yoakam is touring behind last year’s album 3 Pears. The superb set of honky-tonk ramblers features guests as diverse as Kid Rock, Beck and the Pistol Annies, but, as always, the star is Yoakam’s unmistakably twangy croon, one of country’s most indelible instruments.

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What can you tell me about your new solo record?

I’ve decided that this is a record I don’t want to talk about before it comes out. I want to just avoid describing it. Unfortunately I’m not in a position to just put the record out one day like some very big artists have the luxury of doing. They can sequester themselves in the studio and put it out without any banter. I can’t do that, but I wish I could. I like the experience as a fan of a record being totally virgin, not having any deep notions about it and just going into it and listening to it. Because of that, I want to present fans with that same thing.

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Ever do any shows with your Columbus-based band anymore?

I haven’t since the last tour. I have been playing with another Columbus expat, Chuck Palmer. So sometimes I do shows with him when it’s feasible and able to be coordinated because he has people he plays with. To play with a band when you’re on a tour, it works well. You can jam a bunch of people in

a van and you go for two weeks. Basically almost all the time I’ve spent since my last solo tour, I’ve been doing spot dates. I pop out for the weekend. So it’s really not an ideal format — I’d have to fly out, like, five people, then there’s the equipment. The logistics behind it are difficult.

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fully I don’t have to explain why. But I was fine with it. I’m always down for a challenge. I roll with the punches. As expected, some people left, but a good amount of people stuck around, and that was cool. It was a small room, real intimate. It was probably only like 4 or 500 capacity. [Editor’s note: Official count was 800.] And it was swamped with security. It was definitely one of if not the biggest party — biggest is not the right way to put that. But people were, like, full court press to get in that show. Timberlake’s set was amazing.

Totally. It was so good. His band is just, like, smoking hot, and he was just completely on point. A consummate showman.

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Technically, Andy Gallagher is Trains Across the Sea, but the neo-beatnik band functions more like a community project. Members add color to Gallagher’s folk-rock sing-alongs then move on to frontiers of their own — old-timey powerhouse The DewDroppers, virtuosic buskers The Apes and three separate math Ph.D. candidates among them.

“It’s a hell of an incubator,” said Gallagher, who quit his job as an engineer to pursue music full time in 2007.

The communal aspect of Trains is inextricable from the music, a soundtrack to the camaraderie in Gallagher’s circle.

He rolls with artists, musicians and free spirits, traipsing from Campus haunts Taj Bar and Kafe Kerouac to the socalled Peach District along King Avenue to the Franklinton creative space 400 West Rich.

“The Captain,” a highlight from Trains Across the Sea’s new album, What a Day, What a Time We Had, pays tribute to the freaks and geeks Gallagher calls comrades. It’s whimsical with possibilities (“We could go get wasted in the alley/ We could race each other to the top of the tree”) but frustrated by realities (“We could climb a mountain if we had one/ Lose another friend to NYC”).

Album closer “Love” shows there’s still loneliness sometimes amidst the bustle: “I write songs instead of letters to friends/ Maybe I should have put that in a song/ And that’s OK if there’s no missed calls/ There’s still some whiskey at home.” Seeking inspiration, he spent the winter living on Indian Lake an hour outside Columbus, commuting three days a week for part-time engineering work but otherwise going it alone.

“It felt like a situation where I just needed to repair myself and just be calm and comfortable. So I played plenty — I’m always writing, always got stuff happening — but it definitely didn’t turn into the Bon Iver situation, nor was that really the goal,” Gallagher said. “I just kind of wanted to be in a quiet space and see what I wanted. Which I never answered.”

Gallagher is moving back just in time to celebrate What a Day Friday at Rumba.

Littered with local musicians, Trains’ fifth album presents a wide-eyed, harmonicaladen look at concepts like love, friendship and the gods of rock ’n’ roll. Gallagher’s uncertain about what’s next, but in the meantime, these songs are the best, brightest representation of his vision.

“I’ve got something I can show my grandkids when they ask what I did,” he said. “I wanted to get to that point, and I have that now.”

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By Chris DeVille // @chrisdeville The first thing that strikes me when Welsh rock trio The Joy Formidable performs is how unimaginably huge they sound; The Big Roar was a wildly appropriate name for their 2011 debut album.

During my most recent encounter, while watching the band lay waste to the Vice party last month at SXSW, I couldn’t believe three people could whip up such a cyclone of sound. Having comprehended that, I couldn’t believe they had any stated goals beyond an unquenchable quest for hugeness.

So I was surprised to hear bassist Rhydian Dafydd say size doesn’t matter in this band’s world.

“I think intensity is the important thing,” Dafydd said by phone last week, “and you can obviously have that from the quietest of moments.”

Thus, the enormous Zeppelingone-shoegaze stomper “Maw Maw Song” lives beside the immensely pretty acoustic ballad “Silent Treatment” on sophomore set Wolf’s Law. Both of them summon massive emotional power, so Dafydd might be on to something.

His band certainly had reason to be emotional while crafting Wolf’s Law.

“We lost some family members and friends along the way in making this record,” Dafydd said.

“Ritzy’s parents went through a long, drawn-out divorce. She was estranged from her dad for years, and they’re finally talking again.”

The title is a nod to Wolff’s Law, a theory that bones get stronger to adapt to stress. It became a motif, Dafydd said — “not healing so much as trying to reconnect and feeling that it’s important at least to live in the now.”

So expect Dafydd and his bandmates Ritzy Bryan and Matt Thomas to be fully present Saturday at LC Pavilion, where they’ll headline CD102.5 Day’s “Second Dose” after sets from The Neighbourhood, Guards, San Cisco and Post Coma Network.

It’s the biggest Columbus gig yet for a rock band that keeps getting bigger — in popularity, not just sound — at a time when world-conquering rock bands are an endangered species.

“I think we’ve always felt like we’re in our own bubble, but it doesn’t really matter,” Dafydd said. “It’s about keeping our blinkers on and always being a slave to what you write, and writing something that’s meaningful.”

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KEN Mode The “KEN” in KEN Mode refers to “Kill Everyone Now,” the acronym Henry Rollins coined to describe his violent stage-stalking presence. And while none of the Winnipeg trio’s members roams the stage instrument-free in that classic hardcore frontman fashion, the genre certainly rears its head on Entrench, the group’s brand new fifth album. It’s a throttling, invigorating listen, one that will rouse metal partisans and dilettantes (that’s me) alike. If you’re still kicking yourself for missing that Refused reunion or have a thing for art-damaged punk bands like Future of the Left and The Jesus Lizard, this band will take you heavier and higher. They’ll open for Today Is The Day and Ringworm this Tuesday at Ace of Cups after Fight Amp kicks things off. —Chris DeVille

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Fleetwood Mac enjoys a new wave of popularity among today’s indie stars

rockers Liars, prog mystics Yeasayer and California pop-rock stoners Best Coast take on classic Mac tracks is sometimes satisfying and sometimes satisfyingly bizarre, but more often than not it becomes clear that the seminal band did it best the first time. As Spin critic Christopher Weingarten asserted in his review of Just Tell Me That You Want Me last year: “Fleetwood Mac connected with listeners because their perfect songs enclosed personal imperfections — they created an illusion of glossy best-coast living, then

punctured that illusion with brutal truth. Hardly anyone on Just Tell Me That You Want Me summons that friction. They’re just borrowing crystal visions, telling other people’s sweet little lies.”

Fortunately, the band (with original members Mick Fleetwood and John McVie plus superstars Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks) is back together for a tour that launches Thursday at Nationwide Arena, so anyone itching to hear the songs done right and in the flesh need only fork over hard-earned cash.

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Any genre as well-trodden as power-pop is all about personality at this point, and Jaill has it.

As if the strange arrangements and resplendent classic rock melodies weren’t enough to separate last year’s Sub Pop sophomore effort Traps from the pack, here are some lyrics: “Everyone’s a bitch tonight/ I must admit that I’ve been feeling like I want to die/ I’ll be alright.” There are undoubtedly other bands running Big Star, Bowie and the rest of the ’70s greats through a ramshackle Pavement filter, but few of them have songs like Jaill’s. If you loved Foxygen’s retro-mining debut album but wish it was slightly skewed, Jaill’s show Sunday with The Washington Beach Bums and The Altered States of the United Snakes might be for you. —Chris DeVille

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Fleetwood Mac is one of the most successful rock bands of all time — more than 100 million albums sold, 28 charting singles in the U.S. (and even more in the U.K.), induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame — so it figures that the group would spawn a number of tribute albums. What’s surprising is that two recent tributes, last year’s Starbucks/Hear Music-sponsored Just Tell Me That You Want Me and this year’s MOJO-curated Rumours Revisited, are stocked with indie rockers, most of whom weren’t even born when prominent Mac maniac Bill Clinton was busy not inhaling.

Apparently, they never would break the chain.

Those records are part of a wider embrace of Fleetwood Mac among young indie musicians, and not just the group’s popular ’70s output. A 2012 article in NME notes that rising indie stars Haim cover “Oh Well” from the bluesy, Peter Green-led ’60s incarnation of the band, while British synth pop stars Hot Chip and New York indie rock globetrotters Vampire Weekend both cover 1987’s “Everywhere.”

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There’s a 2009 buzzword that will probably always be associated with Memory Tapes, an ephemeral subgenre that seemed like it would die out but in fact went on to be extremely influential in underground music these past few years, and anyway all the bands that were unwittingly lumped together as part of that ephemeral subgenre have branched out into different directions and new sounds.

So let’s forget about all that for a second and focus on Grace/Confusion, the album rural New Jersey home recorder Dayve Hawk released last December.

It’s a mess, but it’s a mighty, beautiful mess, one where the rewards outweigh the frustrations. Hawk piled on sounds, genres and ideas of all sorts, then (sort of) streamlined them into multi-segmented odysseys that reflect everything from Steely Dan to Nine Inch Nails to Enya.

In the live setting, Hawk brings along bandmates, so the music’s harder-hitting aspects come to the fore, which bodes well for Monday’s gig with Sleep Over.

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Do you realize Bad Religion has been around 34 years?

True story. When they started, Greg Graffin was 15 years old; now he’s 48. He’s probably gained a lot of perspective since then, but on the recent True North, the M.O. is still essentially the same: loud, simple, smart and catchy as hell (religious pun). The Bronx and Polar Bear Club open Thursday’s show.

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The Meat Puppets of Rat Farm, coming later this month on Megaforce Records, are a far cry from the uncouth howlers you probably first encountered via Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged In New York. The Kirkwoods now trade in smooth, sleek, mid-tempo guitar pop, and while it feels saner and safer than the rugged records of yore, their songwriting skills are still intact.

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Have we reached the point when the bass drop is no longer a passing fad and must be acknowledged as a semi-permanent part of the music landscape, the heir apparent to guitar solos? Bad news for Slash, perhaps, but great for Jake Stanczak, who has been building beats under the names Ewun and Kill the Noise for more than a decade and just keeps rising.

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Todd May’s resume includes alt-country greats The Lilybandits, Lydia Loveless, Mooncussers and Fort Shame.

Saturday, he’ll release his solo debut, Rickenbacker Girls, with an early show at Rumba Cafe.

Best show I ever played: At last year’s South by Southwest with Lydia, that was in the top two or three certainly. It was at Red Eyed Fly. It was our last show. It was the Saturday night Bloodshot showcase. We had played, like, seven times in five days, so we couldn’t be more on. If you couldn’t figure it out after seven shows in five days, you’re not going to. And it was packed. We played really well. It was a really great show, in spite of the fact that the insulation was falling from the ceiling. It looked really cool.

Worst show I ever played: (The Lilybandits) were in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and we were thinking, “This is really going to be good,” because we got there, and we set up, and the radio station came out with a truck and did a remote interview from the bar… And then, about 7 o’clock it started pouring down rain. Like, insane.

Like, rain I’ve never seen before. And there were, like, tornado warnings in every surrounding county, and no one showed up. No one.

Best show I ever saw: I got to see Tom Waits a few years ago. It was in

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Jacksonville, Florida.

My wife was trying to get tickets to the Columbus show. I come home, and she’s like, “I have good news and I have bad news. The good news is we have Tom Waits tickets. The bad news is those tickets are for the show in Jacksonville, Florida.” We just looked at each other for a moment, like, “I guess we’re driving to Jacksonville.”

But it was fabulous.

Worst show I ever saw: I did walk out on a Ryan Adams show at the LC. It sounded great. The band was awesome. But somewhere early in the set, some guy started going, “Come Pick Me Up”!

“Come Pick Me Up”! He starts yelling. And Ryan Adams ignored it for a few songs, and then he just started chastising this guy, like, “You know, I’m in a different place, and I don’t do that song anymore, and this is why.”

It was really awkward.

Favorite place to play a show: I’ve grown to love the house show. For a kid who came up playing in clubs, at first I was a little suspicious of it, but I’ve come to really love it.

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the band in question was Nukkehammer, whose name has been popping up on playbills more frequently since bassist/vocalist Matt Miner returned from Washington, D.C. Between Miner, guitarist/vocalist Laser and drummer Dennis Berendts, these guys have a monstrous pedigree in Columbus metal and hardcore: members of Vile Gash, Black Dove, Killed In Action and Teeth of the Hydra, powerhouses all; the owner of Dreadful Sounds, the city’s foremost depot for extreme music; the brains behind Solar Funeral, one of Central Ohio’s most consistently punishing record labels.

It should come as no surprise, then, that they blasted us from the soundcheck onward. Yes, the feedback is normal,

they explained.

The set began with a slow-churn doom riff to set the mood, but soon they were on to frantic bombardment and dual guttural grunting. Song titles along the lines of “Soviet Rust Belt” betrayed a fascination with the Cold War-era U.S.S.R., appropriate for a stage emblazoned with a hammer and sickle.

But the deployment was a hot-blooded onslaught — speed freak spasmodics marked by shards of thrash, crust and d-beat. It was awesomely gruesome. (Gruesomely awesome?)

My palate for bands like Nukkehammer is about as advanced as my taste for Scotch, which is to say you could feed me well whiskey and I wouldn’t know the difference. But man, was that stuff strong.

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You ever look at a man and think about how he used to be a baby? I mean, obviously the thought crosses your mind when you look at somebody like Aaron Craft, who still looks very much like a baby. But what about a crust punk? What twists and turns of life lead a person from diapers to combat boots, a knotty dreadlock/beard mane and a black T-shirt that reads “F--- YOU YOU F--ING F---”?

After Craft’s rosy cheeks failed to save the day Saturday night and Ohio State lost to the Shockers(!) of Wichita State, I made my way to Ace of Cups for some violently uncouth music.

The strategy worked wonders last year, when I caught Pink Reason after OSU bombed out of the Elite Eight. This time out,

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ad Men” might not be the ratings force “The Walking Dead” is for AMC, but its cultural significance ranks right up there with zombies. Even locally, we found stores and barbershops alike are flush with requests for products and looks that mimic the 1960s aesthetic of the popular show about advertising. So, we did what any self-respecting journalism outfit would do: Drink ourselves silly. We’re getting ahead of ourselves though. The idea, initially, was to undergo a simple “Mad Men”-inspired makeover, focusing on local businesses, booze and products. Then the idea came up that we should try to drink like the characters on the show, you know, for research purposes. The results? Well, you’ll have to read on to see what we learned. The following are our own set of rules if you, too, are interested in adopting a “Mad Men” lifestyle.

Hint: You might not want to try the day drinking at the office bit. — Justin MCintosh

Justin’s Mad Men Rule no. 1:

“if it feels good, go with it.”

I learned this simple lesson early. I had stopped at Cottage of Tailoring in Clintonville to get fitted for my suit, which I had bought heavily discounted at a Gabriel Brothers in West Virginia a year ago and haven’t worn since. Turns out the suit fit perfectly right off the rack. After trying on the suit for the seamtress, she looked me up and down and said those eight words. This quickly became my mantra for the rest of the makeover.

Pro-tips: 1.Value honesty in business transactions. 2. Seriously, take your suit to a tailor. I was lucky. You probably won’t be. The right fit really does make all the difference. 3. Come up with your own mantra. Anything from “Swingers” will work well in a pinch.

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From the warm washcloth to the application of shaving cream to the brief hand massage to work in the cream to the cold washcloth at the end to close my pores, I’ve rarely felt more at ease.

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ain’t no shaMe in accessoRizing, fellas.

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Pro-tiP: Tie-clips and money-clips can be found relatively cheaply at thrift and antique stores.

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a stRaight RazoR shave can be betteR than any cocktail.

I was, not surprisingly, filled with trepidation prior to Friday, the day I was to say goodbye to my beard, a faithful companion for the last six or seven years. So it was with some bit of wonder when I had the following exchange with Meghan Ralston, Alive photographer, during my first moments of beardlessness: “Justin, you look relaxed.” “I know, and I haven’t even started drinking yet.” “Who needs day drinking when you have a barber?” For real. That ish is re. lax. ing.

Pro-tiPs: 1. If nothing else, camaraderie was built, right? Riiiighhtt. 2. Stick with classic cocktails, such as an old fashioned, sazerac or Manhattan. 3.

Recalibrate your drinking-brain when imbibing cocktails. They’re expensive, but also high in alcohol, so you won’t need to drink as much. This should be your approach: sip, pause, wait some more, sip, again wait some more, make a joke, carry on a conversation, sip again.

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Hemingway used to say his stories only contained an iceberg’s tip of information. Facts and details that were cut from the final draft still gave his words a weight of authority that the reader could intuitively sense. Similarly, accessories, though small, provide subtle substance to your look. For example, pictured above: a tie-clip, horn-rimmed glasses and flask. Not pictured, but still important to making me feel like money: A money-clip stacked with cash, a pocket knife and pocket-watch, both passed down from my father.

Columbus is fortunate to be home to several great old-fashioned barbershops with a modern flair, so my options for a haircut and straight razor shave were plenty. In the end, I opted for Vice Barber in Clintonville, mostly because Mitch Geiser is my regular barber. For real, I’m not putting my beautiful mug in the hands of any ol’ fool with a sharp blade. As Geiser told me: “The reality is the stakes are high; the razor is sharp. It all has to do with the trust of your barber. That’s one big reason I like to post pictures and do videos, and everyone gets a straight razor shave on their neck after a haircut to hopefully give people some level of confidence that this isn’t the first time I’m giving them a shave.”

Pro-tiP: If you don’t have a barber you trust, ask a friend for a recommendation. I tried out several barbershops upon moving to Columbus two years ago until settling on Vice.

In theory, what could be better than day drinking at the office? Turns out, it kind of sucks because, ultimately, you still have to get crap done. Fortunately for Jackie and me, no heavy lifting was required of us Friday after downing three cocktails over a three-hour span at Downtown’s Manifesto and Bexley’s The Top. Sure, the Alive staff had drinks during lunch for a “brainstorming session.”

In the end, though, nothing of substance was accomplished. Our potential top10 lists include: the top cancers, the benefits of smoking and words we can’t print. At one point, I tried to convince my boss my lips were chapped because I no longer had a mustache as protective cover. His response, after laughing at me: “You’re over-thinking this.”

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Rule 1 Jackie’s Mad Men Rule no. 1:

look the paRt no MatteR what.

If “Mad Men” has taught us anything, it’s that appearances matter. Whether you’re going for the suave style of Don Draper or the dead-in-the-eyes look of Ida Blankenship, the awesome is in the details. Did I need those $30 high heels from Flower Child to complete my outfit?

Yes. Yes, I did.

Rule 3 the best thing of the whole day: “What are you going to do when ‘Breaking Bad’ starts?”

Pro-tiP: Boomerang Room flies through its classic cocktail sets, and Roly Poly glasses are particularly popular after each season of “Mad Men” starts, the owners said. Call ahead to see if the store has what you’re looking for if you want something specific.

Pro-tiPs: 1. The best dress options at Flower Child in the Short North can be found in the basement section of the store. 2. Virtue stylist Sarah Harshbarger rocked out this updo. Blow dry, curl, tease, clip, spray, spray, spray. 3. If your hair has been teased as much as Glen Bishop in boarding school, start with a couple conditioner rinses the next time you shower.

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Mad Men Rule no. 2:

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And by drink I mean drink water, or sports drinks in my case. I was reluctant to drink on the job for several reasons. 1) I am fully aware of my, shall we say, excitable nature. Things could have gotten very unprofessional if I did not maintain some level of sobriety. Pictures were being taken and would be in my employer’s archive. Ain’t nobody got a paycheck for a Freddy Rumsen. 2) I have the personal work standard and guilt of a 17th-century Puritan farmer. I could never have been a Gonzo journalist without being terrified that I wasn’t getting enough work done.

3) This is probably the most historically relevant — I wanted to keep up with the

Rule 4 boys in terms of how much we drank, but the alcoholic glass ceiling is one I have not broken. I broke the seal instead.

Pro-tiP: Flasks also hold water.

Mad Men Rule no. 3:

see if it woRks befoRe you buy it.

Following our makeovers at Virtue, Justin and I did a little shopping at Clintonville retro shop Boomerang Room. The owners, Karen and Jon Dilgard, threw on some Louis Prima music for us to

enhance the vibe. This store is full of midcentury modern clothing, art and decor.

Some of my favorite finds for a “Mad Men” excursion: The 1960 Chet Atkins Teensville album (rock ’n’ roll for the ’burrrrbs), a Life magazine special issue about the 1960s (“Decade of Tumult and Change”… spoiler alerts!), an obtrusive but cute $28 Harper’s recorder (the one I use today fits in my pocket), and a rare $55 office phone from the 1960s (you can tell it’s from that decade because of its aqua color and its additional lines).

When I told owner Jon Dilgard we were having a “Mad Men” day because its new season premiered next week, he said

Mussels aRe not adequate soakeRuppeRs o’ Rye. Despite my best intentions, I did get tipsy. I was definitely eager to get to the House of Cigar’s cigar lounge so we could fully enjoy the buzz 1960s-style, but we never made it there. That is probably because it takes double the time to get things done when drinking on the job.

Also, I think the theory that creatives can benefit from a drink or two is not true in my case. I contributed zero ideas, just headline puns (we don’t even run headlines) and ample encouraging of other bad ideas. As soon as my brain realized there was liquor in its cage, it had on a toga and was ready to do heavy lifting for keg stands only.

Pro-tiP: That’s a stirrer, not a straw.

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Examples include Sally Draper for the one time she snuck some nippers at the office, and Trudy Campbell, enormously giggly after a couple. These are either cheap dates or underage drinkers — be sure not to confuse the two.

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those who often drink to excess like Don, but are usually OK. Then there are those like Duck Phillips and Freddy Rumsen. One or two and next thing you know you pissed your pants in the office. If you’re here, it may be time to consider a “meeting.”

Unflappable [6 drinks] – Olson always seems on top of her game, whether writing copy or dealing with the shenanigans in the office. She’s even taken care of a few drunken coworkers — I’m looking at you, Freddy and Don. Plus, Peggy is now mixing her liquor with the occasional joint and is still super cool. A rare find, but the best drinking buddy.

Tier three Tormented [8-plus drinks] – Yes, Don can drink, but he’s also known to have a few blunders when he’s had too many — it happens when you’re all bottled-up angst and emotional turmoil. A prime example is Don’s bender in Season 4’s “The Suitcase” — mean to Peggy, vomits, passes out on Peggy.

Yes, I’ll have another [infinity drinks] – Roger Sterling represents the apex of drinking. He can pretty much drink all day and never be affected — in fact, his one-liners only get better. Seriously, is Roger drinking vodka or water? The only thing that makes Roger puke is climbing the stairs when the elevator is out of order.

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ously exists more on her own. As Peggy becomes more successful she becomes more isolated, drawing a nice parallel between her and Don. The premiere is truly an exceptional episode for the character, and Olson is phenomenal — cunning, smart and hilarious. My prediction: Peggy has her biggest and best storyline this season.

Besides Don and Peggy, Roger and Betty (January Jones) take up the bulk of the premiere. Slattery’s Roger is — as always — incredible, but Betty is — as usual — frustrating. Also worth mentioning are some wild fashion and facial hair.

The Season 6 premiere, although not as strong or well-paced as Season 5’s two-hour version, did nothing to change my high opinion of the series. It did change what I expect. I think “Mad Men” is moving into its endgame, meaning this season will present monumental development for its setting, plot and, most importantly, characters.

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When “Mad Men” embarks on Season 6 with a two-hour premiere Sunday, it will be the return of one of the best television series in the history of the medium. Like last season, “Mad Men” opens with a mini-movie type episode that sets up where the characters are and where they could be heading this season.

It’s easy to say showrunner Matt Weiner is examining how these characters change or not, for better or worse, during our nation’s most significant transformation of the last half-century.

How Don Draper (Jon Hamm), Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss), Roger Sterling (John Slattery), etc., respond to the sociological and cultural shifts of the ’60s is a fundamental component of the narrative.

But Weiner is far more interested in the unsettled psyche of humans, no matter the era.

As “Mad Men” has aged as a series — next season will most surely be its last — the characters within have matured, although not in the traditional sense. I don’t know if Don is any wiser than he was in the pilot, only shrewder about concealing himself. He’s almost silent in the premiere, keeping his words, and more so his thoughts, to a minimum.

(Hamm does some wonderful eyebrow work, though.) When Don is loquacious, it’s only about work.

Peggy, on the other hand, is coming into her own and not afraid to speak her mind. Unfortunately, she simultane-

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“Big Head in the Peaceful Valley,” by Craig Carlisle

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April 5-30 sharonweissgallery.com Painter Craig Carlisle’s idyllic, cartoonishly flat oil scenes are meant to instill peace, reflection and optimism in the viewer. Sometimes the works star his nationally renowned “Big Heads,” characters with large, hairless noggins that give off an inherent sense of, “Hey, nice to see you here.

This is my big beautiful world. Take my hand, I’ll show you around.” Grab on: It’s officially spring and there’s no better time to take a Craig Carlisle trip.

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Lindsay Gallery’s owner Duff Lindsay often gets inquiries from antique pickers about the value of art items they have purchased. Sometimes they’ve found something valuable, most times not. When he went to look at the life’s work of a deceased Columbus woodcarver, artwork that had been sitting in boxes in basements for years, he didn’t hold his breath.

Good thing. The art was going to knock that air from him anyway.

“You can imagine my shock when I saw Stephen Sabo’s work laid out on tables,” Lindsay said. “It was literally breath taking.”

Sabo, who died in 2002 at age 99, was a factory linesman from Columbus who sculpted animals and religious stories out of pieces of wood he found in alleyways by his home (his family remembers him buying a piece of wood for an artwork only once).

His decades-worth of sculptures is a reflection of his outdoorsman interests — he operated a taxidermy service

with his brothers in the 1930s — and his life history — a tableaux of coal miners references Sabo leaving school at age 14 to work in a mine to provide for his family. Sabo had no art training, just a lot of technical skill and pure creativity.

Lindsay immediately purchased the Sabo collection after he saw it a year ago. Much of it will be displayed in its first gallery appearance ever this spring at Lindsay Gallery.

“I hope to honor his legacy,” Lindsay said. “He deserves to take his rightful place among great Columbus folk artists.”

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Huzzah! 83 Gallery is back. A few months after shutting its Short North doors, the local art headquarters has a new home for now in the Brewery District. The first show at 83 Gallery’s new location (called 83 Gallery South) is called “Origins.” The diverse exhibit promises work by underground local artists and the CCAD’s best contemporary student-artists, a fluid 83-style display of the familiar and the new. You can find the new space two doors down from Double Happiness in the pedestrian alley beside the bar. Check out the show, buy some art and hit up DH afterward for music by DJ Jenny Arcade, rapper Copywrite and hiphop producer J Rawls.

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“10,691 Magenta and Yellow making Red,” by Joanne Easton

April 6-30 gridfurnishings.com Although she’s based in Cincinnati, artist Joanne Easton’s artwork is inspired by the landscapes of the many places she lists as home — Columbus, Oakland, Chicago and Sydney, Australia. Easton’s art is also a near-talismanic tallying of things. She meditates on each artwork’s individual mark made by graphite, watercolor and colored pencil. Eventually the tiny marks, as unique to Easton as snowflakes, number in the thousands.

Their symbiotic energy is quiet, but always intense.

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Reading through Kathy Griffin’s resume is like reading through a TV Guide.

The best redhead in comedy (sorry, Carrot Top) has made appearances on/in all of the following: “ER,” “Seinfeld,” “Suddenly Susan,” “Average Joe,” “Law and Order: SVU,” “The View,” “X-Files” and “The Simpsons.”

Plus, she’s got her own shows to boot, including her Emmy award-winning reality show “My Life on the D-List” and her current late-night Bravo talk show “Kathy,” which the comedian has called her favorite job yet.

Griffin’s stupendous snark, though, is perhaps most properly displayed in her stand-up comedy routines. Her prolific stand-up work has garnered her an Emmy and a Grammy and led her to being the first female comic ever to debut No. 1 on the Billboard Top Comedy Albums chart. Her 2011 stand-up show on Broadway “Kathy Griffin Wants a Tony” sold more than $1 million worth of tickets in less than a week.

But all those accolades can (and we’re channeling Griffin here) suck it if she doesn’t make you laugh. Let her prove to you she can this Saturday. Tickets start at $29.—Jackie Mantey

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why you should go The funnymen of Columbus sketch comedy group Asbestos Crew took over this monthly show in October. Since then, the Crew and their team of comedic writers and actors have been, as they say, killing it. Last month, for example, the show’s visiting host, Mikey Sorboro, owner of Mikey’s Late Nite Slice, acted as a pizza version of Willy Wonka. This month’s host: Johnny DiLoretto. Per usual, the laughs cost only $5.

Czech scenographer Petr Matásek and Ohio State University Lima theater professor Joe Brandesky co-conceived this fantasy play about the life and work of literature’s most endearing creep, Edgar Allan Poe. Works including “Annabel Lee,” “The Bells,” “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Masque of the Red Death” are brought to life (or afterlife) by music, movement and — be still your sick, sick heart — puppets.

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In 1937, composer John Cage wrote, “I believe that the use of noise to make music will continue and increase until we reach a music produced through the aid of electrical instruments which will make available for musical purposes any and all sounds that can be heard.”

In other words, Cage might be the most foresighted and influential composer of the past century whose works you likely have never heard in a concert hall.

And his most renowned work, 4’33”, is renowned as much for what you don’t hear as for what you do.

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minutes and thirtythree seconds of 4’33” close “John Cage 101,” Available Light Theatre’s delightfully loving homage to the iconoclast who died in 1992. To those unfamiliar with Cage, “101” serves as a succinct introduction.

To those already familiar with the master of chance and the inventor of the prepared piano, “101” recalls just how incredibly important he was.

Acacia Duncan, Meghan Durham Wall, Drew Eberly and Ian Short share the stage with microphones, turntables, tape machines, keyboards and noisemakers ranging from thundering metal sheets to crunching celery sticks. Matt

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between the very different idioms or language between the different choreographers,” Shivalingappa said.

Performing the dances in one show was also about the importance of the works to Shivalingappa’s evolution in the art.

“It’s about this idea of paying homage,” Shivalingappa said. “Namasya means in homage to all these great choreographers.”

Adding a traditional solo choreographed for her by her mother, “Smarana,” to the evening just made sense, as did putting in a piece Shivalingappa choreographed for herself, “Shift.” The combination makes “Namasya” not just a study in dance styles absorbing into one another, but in the artistic journey of one of today’s most deft dancers.

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“Namasya” is a 60-minute dance solo performed by famed Kuchipudi dancer Shantala Shivalingappa (Kuchipudi is a style of traditional Indian dancing). The performance has four dance sequences, each marking an important moment of Shivalingappa’s career.

Shivalingappa was born in India and raised in Paris.

This confluence of cultures deeply affected her upbringing, but her dance training was mostly in her native country.

Through her mother Shivalingappa learned Kuchipudi and met Pina Bausch. Bausch is a German pioneer of contemporary dance. While on a residency with Bausch’s company, Shivalingappa and Bausch created the piece “Solo.” “Solo” combines the freeing form of contemporary dance with the storytelling and detailed footwork, nearly barefoot tap dancing, of Kuchipudi.

This dance was in Shivalingappa’s repertoire, as was a piece called “Ibuki (Vital Breath)” choreographed for her by Ushio Amagatsu, a Japanese dancer and force behind the Butoh dance group Sankai Juku. It’s unique that the avant garde choreographer Amagatsu would make a piece for a female dancer of a traditional style. Similar to “Solo,” “Ibuki” referenced contemporary and Indian dance sensibilities.

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“Evil Dead”

By Brad Keefe @bradalive

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the dark, creepy woods …

There will be three camps on the new “Evil Dead” movie: 1) Fans of the original who think it shouldn’t be touched; 2) fans of the original who are excited because of the involvement of Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell as producers; 3) “What’s an ‘Evil Dead’?”

Place this writer in Camp No. 2. And for a movie that seemed doomed to disappoint, this new incarnation of “Evil Dead” does not … provided you have the right expectations.

For starters, don’t expect a remake. Got it?

Same creepy woods, same Necronomicon, new plot, new characters. Repeat after me: There is no Ash. The familiar setup — whether you’ve seen Raimi’s 1981 “The Evil Dead” or just horror movies in general — features five young friends traveling to a remote cabin. The first twist on the original?

One of the characters (Mia, played by Jane Levy of TV’s “Suburgatory”) is cold-turkey kicking a drug habit.

Of course, one of the fivesome finds the flesh-bound Book of the Dead, aka the Necronomicon. Of course, he reads some passages from it. Of course, things take a turn for the worse.

Raimi’s original was a wildly inventive, lowbudget creeper, heavy on the gore; but many fans of the series are more partial to “Evil Dead II” — itself a partial remake of the original. The sequel upped the horror-comedy and elevated Bruce Campbell’s Ash to cult legend. Yes, it even inspired a musical.

But forget all that because, remember? There

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is no Ash. With Raimi’s blessing, Uruguayan director Fede Alvarez took the helm, and he took things dark, creepy and oh-my-god gory. Forget “Saw” (please). This is some visceral, stomachchurning goodness, assuming you’re into that sort of thing.

“Evil Dead” takes a while to get going, but when it goes, it goes hard.

It rarely plays for laughs, but it manages to both be inventive and packed with subtle nods to the original and surprises. (P.S. Stay through the credits, fans.)

Yes, there is no Ash. But overall? Still groovy.

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When Quvenzhané Wallis (“Beasts of the Southern Wild”) became the youngest Best Actress nominee ever last year at the age of nine, she could have had a competitor that was just five years older.

Despite some minor year-end lobbying, “Ginger and Rosa” didn’t manage to get much awards steam for its young star, Elle Fanning, but she gives a well-rounded and devastating performance.

Oh, and she’s only 14.

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Ginger (Fanning) and Rosa (Alice Englert) have been friends their whole lives. The height of their teen angst also happens to come at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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end of the world, right?

Writer-director Sally Potter layers complication in a deceptively simple coming-of-age story. The tale is uneven — notably her two title characters are certainly not given equal depth — but it sure

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does showcase the actors.

Fanning — younger sister of Dakota, whom, full disclosure, I despise — is really quite sensational. I liked her in “Super 8,” but that was nothing compared to this. Her range of emotion — and the effortlessness of her performance — is beyond her years.

She’s definitely an actress to watch.

You’ll find more flaws in the film than in Fanning’s performance, but it’s worth watching on its own.

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Director Harmony Korine (“Kids”) creates a dark tale about four wild party girls (Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson and Rachel Korine) taking things a wee bit too far on spring break and get wrapped up with perpetual thug, Alien (James Franco).

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hen I stepped into the new Arch City Tavern and viewed a layout identical to nearby Bernard’s Tavern, I wondered if Arch City shouldn’t be called “Bernard City Tavern” instead. Then I saw a charming arch-themed design scheme.

Arch City righteously celebrates a turn-of-the-20th-century nickname Columbus earned for light-festooned arches, which used to line old High Street (in case you haven’t noticed, tribute arches have been erected over the past decade). This new bar’s “arch-works” peak out in a huge and elaborate, charcoal-toned mural fuzzily depicting a streetcar-era Columbus. In a clever twist, a scaled-down facsimile High Street arch spanning the bar’s back area thrusts into the mural’s picture plane, thereby describing a dialogue between past and present that partly characterizes Arch City Tavern.

Certainly, ACT’s music — QFM-style “oldies” — is stuck in the past. And its friendly, even endearing, service seems almost old timey, too.

Food and drink-wise, ACT consulted with a talented chef and pioneering local beverage director

both once employed at Latitude 41 (among other prestigious locales). While the chef has moved on, the dishes he designed have been re-enacted mostly OK at ACT. Similarly, I assume the complex, multi-ingredient cocktails ($7-$12) are more focused when

made by their creator (whom I’ve seen shaking drinks at ACT, but not when I was ordering).

For instance, a pastis-heavy Ohio Country Sazerac and Seurat’s Sunday Afternoon (not on La Grand Jatte) both had nice, citrusy accents but were very

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Similar semi-crispy fries — minus the bucket and truffle — accompanied the good Arch City Burger ($13). Outfitted with a basil-y “chili aioli,” fresh avocado, crispy bacon and Muenster cheese, it sported a fine beefy character.

Also flavorful was a rewardingly unconventional Fig Pizza ($14). Its

light, crisp and toasty crust — which was puffy and golden brown along the edge — held a garlicky, no-tomatoes sauce plus a salty, rich, sweet and zesty combination of prosciutto, pine nuts, goat cheese and figs all topped by arugula.

With items like that, and some food and drink fine-tuning, this stillnew, past-honoring place might have a decent future ahead of it.

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sweet. The signature 862 Old-Fashioned No. 1, tasting of cinnamon fading into chocolate, and the aptly titled The Columbus Experiment (an aromatic explosion of lemonade gone wild on cardamom, anise, clove and OYO bourbon; it has a local historyreferencing name) were better deals. There’s also a Belgian-happy, terrific line-up of about 50 beers, about half of them on tap.

Salads ($7) are a solid choice. I enjoyed the every-bite-is-different, Mediterranean-leaning Bibb with earthy/sweet red and gold diced beets, artichoke hearts, crisp apple, toasted almonds and a mild, un-creamy, anchovyspiked Green Goddess dressing. Even better was the Heirloom Spinach, which, along with neat-looking red leaved spinach, had plenty of elements — warm and sharp bacon dressing, goat cheese, cherries and walnuts — to please people not usually enamored with salads.

While my rich and comforting Lobster Mac ’n Cheese ($12) had a great smoky flavor from gouda, its generous, big claw meat chunks were chewy. There was also a bit of shell in there.

Served in a cute little pot, the mussels in my Moules Frites ($12) weren’t obliterated by a thankfully light blue cheese broth enlivened by chopped fennel, watercress and bacon. This came with a mini silver bucket of floppy, truffle-

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There’s a reason cute animal videos are among the most shared things on the internet. When it comes to wine bottles, does the same hold true?

Faced with otherwise bright and trendy or stoic and traditional bottle labels, it might be hard not to gravitate toward one with a cute, entertaining or otherwise eye-catching mascot. And is that such a bad thing?

First, an informal survey: Labels decorated with animals are quite common. Among the classic winemakers, maybe not so much (the French and Italian sections were pretty much creature-free). But along the American options, the labels ran the gamut: Ducks. Cranes. Swans. Leaping frogs.

Jumping kangaroos. Proud roosters.

Cowboy horses. Wild horses. Really, just a lot of horses.

And then I saw the butterfly bottles. The use of an insect made them interesting, but the springy logo

was what especially drew me in. The label — Butterfly Kiss — is available in three varietals (chardonnay, pinot grigio and pink pinot grigio), all of which were marked down to about half their original price ($16 at Brewer’s Yard Kroger).

The 2011 pinot grigio, my pick, was from Sonoma and was advertised as full of pear, lemon sorbet and citrus flavors, and I have to agree with that description. Pinot grigios are typically light- to medium-bodied and pear-, apple- and lemon-forward, and this one definitely swung toward the citrus side of things. The sweetness of the pear was in there as well, though, and it was light and crisp on the tongue. It would be great enjoyed with a cheese and crackers course or a fish or shrimp dinner.

As far as wines go then, I enjoyed it. But the larger lesson seems to be that bottles with animals on the labels are worth the gamble … and a butterfly might just be the one to try this spring.

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Barrel-aged cocktails are the new trend in Columbus’ bar culture.

Barrel 44 Whiskey Bar is a local leader in such cocktails — the trend took off a couple years ago when renowned mixologist Jeffrey Morgenthaler introduced them to the Pacific Northwest — by offering barrel-aged variations five months ago.

Currently, the Bexley bar serves a Barrel-Aged Boulevardier, and also the un-aged version. The cocktail is basically a Negroni only using bourbon — Bulleit Rye in this case — in lieu of gin (with Carpano Antica sweet vermouth and Campari).

Barrel-aging is a fairly simple approach to manipulating the flavor profile — make a large batch of the cocktail to store in an oak barrel for a number of weeks — but it makes an immense difference.

“In the un-aged cocktail you can pull each flavor out; Campari, sweet vermouth, obviously the rye. But the barrel-aging melds it all together giving it an element of depth without [lessening the] separation of flavors,” said general manager Phil Prendeville.

The difference between the two boulevardiers was noticeable. The barrelaged version was mildly sweeter and the bitter aftertaste of Campari was greatly reduced. Any oaky flavors were slight, but present. Prendeville was right, barrel-aged equals more “depth.”

While the aged Boulevardier is well-developed and recommended, I need to try the elusive aged Manhattan. Apparently the aging process does

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“With the Manhattans, we can’t keep them in stock. It takes six weeks to make, and it’s gone in two,” Prendeville said.

The Bexley location has two cocktails currently aging that will be ready in six to eight weeks, and one is a Manhattan. The other is a traditional Negroni using Watershed’s Four Peel Gin. Made with OYO Honey Vanilla Bean Vodka in place of the traditional bourbon, the Manhattan should be quite a departure from the classic recipe.

At Barrel 44’s Short North location, the first barrel-aged creation will be ready this weekend. It’s an “experimental” twist on the Last Word recipe using OYO White Rye, green Chartreuse and Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur.

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• Columbus Blue Jackets vs. San Joe Sharks at Nationwide Arena • Dwight Yoakam at the Bluestone • Cold War Kids at the Newport • Tristan Prettyman at the Basement

• Kill the Noise at Skully’s Music Diner

• Stephen Lynch at the Capitol Theatre • Shiny Toy Guns at Skully’s Music Diner • The Vespers at Woodlands Tavern • The Slackers at the Basement • April 11-14: Nick Griffin at the Funny Bone

• IAmDynamite with The Virginmarys, Cliffs at the Basement • Chris Botti at the Ohio Theatre • Fu Manchu at Ace of Cups

• Denison Witmer at Rumba Cafe • Andrew Varner at the Basement • Agora X at Junctionview Studios

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• Goatwhore at Ace of Cups • April 18-21: Greg Warren at the Funny Bone • April 18-21: 1927 presents “The Animals and Children Took to the Streets” at the Wexner Center for the Arts

• April 19-21: Columbus Pet Expo at the Ohio Expo Center • T. Mills at the Basement • The Beets at Double Happiness • WAR at the Hollywood Casino • Josiah Leming at Rumba Cafe

• Chad Valley at Double Happiness • Craftin’ Outlaws Spring Fling at Veteran’s Memorial • Harlem Globetrotters at the Schottenstein Center • “Up in Smoke” film screening and beer tasting at the Gateway Film Center

• “Murmur of the Heart” film screening at the Wexner Center for the Arts

• Ease the Medic at Kobo • The Black Angels at the Newport

• April 15-17: Columbus Clippers vs. Louisville Bats at Huntington Park

• April 12-13: “Rare Baseball Films: The Newsreels” at the Wexner Center for the Arts

Acoustic

Country

Dance/Electronic

Jazz Dick’s Den, 2417 N. High St., Campus. 614-268-9573. 9 p.m. $4. Randy Mather.

Natalie’s Coal Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington. 614-4362625. 9 p.m. Dave DeWitt Quartet with Jeanette Williams.

Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center of Worthington, 777 Evening St., Worthington. 614-431-0329.

8-10:10 p.m. $10; $8 advance; $5 students. Thursday Night Concert Series: James Gaiters MUV-ment.

Robey’s Pub, 1318 Aida Dr., Reynoldsburg. 614-863-3038. 9 p.m. Mike Roy.

Trabue Tavern, 3582 Trabue Rd., West Side. 614-487-0667. 8:3011:30 p.m. Free. Karaoke with Cowboy Steve & Ladies Night.

Scarlet & Grey Cafe, 2203 N. High St., Campus. 614-291-2347.

9 p.m. $5. I Am Tuned Up presents Playing to Vapors, the Hemlocks & Modes.

Open Stage

The Tree Bar, 887 Chambers Rd., Grandview. 614-725-0955. 9 p.m.

Jeremy Porter & the Tucos.

King Avenue Five Restaurant and Sports Lounge, 945 King Ave., Grandview. 614-297-8060.

8 p.m. Open Mic. Roop Brothers Bar, 17 N. Union St., Delaware. 740-369-0643. 8 p.m. Free. Open Mic. Slim’s Music Joint, 2984 Hayden Run Plaza, Northwest Side. 614-761-9939. 8 p.m.

Free. Open Mic Night.

Pop/Rock

Three-Legged Mare, 401 N. Front St., Arena District. 614-222-4950.

8 p.m. Free. The Devil Doves.

friday Acoustic Adobe Gila’s, 3978 Easton Station, Easton. 614-418-7134. 8:30 p.m. Free. Chris Logsdon Live.

Blues

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., Campus. 614-262-6001. 8 p.m. $10-$12. Floor (members of Torche) with Thrones (Joe Preston of The Melvins, High on Fire).

Eldorado’s Food & Spirits, 4968 N. High St., Clintonville.

614-785-0030. 9 p.m. The Discount Blues Band celebrates Muddy Waters’ 100th birthday.

Gatsby’s, 151 N. Hamilton Rd., Gahanna. 614-476-0088. 8 p.m.

Three-Legged Mare, 401 N. Front St., Arena District. 614-

Country The Bluestone, 583 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614-884-4646. 7 p.m. $15. Jason Michael Carroll.

Jazz Dick’s Den, 2417 N. High St., Campus. 614-268-9573. 9 p.m. $4. Rachel Sepulveda.

Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse, 1615 Old Henderson Rd., Upper Arlington. 614-442-3310. 7:3010:30 p.m. Free. Dave DeWitt with Derek DiCenzo & Aaron Scott.

Natalie’s Coal Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington. 614436-2625. 10 p.m. Carl Sally & Friends.

Karaoke Robey’s Pub, 1318 Aida Dr., Reynoldsburg. 614-863-3038. 9 p.m. Hyperdryve Karaoke.

Taj Bar, 2321 N. High St., Campus. 614-299-7990. 9 p.m.

Free. Taj Bar Karaoke Friday.

Pop/Rock Bernie’s Distillery, 1896 N. High St., Campus. 614-2913448. 9 p.m. The Up All Nights.

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Carabar, 115 Parsons Ave., Olde Towne East. 614-223-1010. 10 p.m. Free. Men’s 90s Dance Party.

My Bar 161, 3534 W. DublinGranville Rd., Dublin. 614-5375076. 10 p.m. Karaoke with DJ Darby.

Park Street Tavern, 501 Park St., Arena District. 614-221-4099. 9 p.m. Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moon.

EAT & DRINK

The Bluestone, 583 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614-884-4646.

7 p.m. $10. Clayton Anderson and Chris Cavanaugh.

Crown Sports Lounge, 507 Lazelle Rd., Westerville. 614-846-1122. 9 p.m. Karaoke.

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Hamilton’s Pub & Patio, 4866 Thompson Rd., Gahanna. 614775-0007. 7-11 p.m. Free. Chris Logsdon Live.

Karaoke

Capital University, Mees Hall, 2260 E. Mound St., Bexley. 614861-4569. 8-10 p.m. $27; $22 seniors; $12 students.

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MUSIC

thursday

Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., Campus. 614-461-5483.

7 p.m. $25. Bad Religion with The Bronx and Polar Bear Club.

Classical/Opera

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Heindog & Stadz.

Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., Arena District.

800-745-3000. 8 p.m. $49.50$149.50. Fleetwood Mac.

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p.m. Free. Swan, King Axe Bomber, Drose.

Circus Columbus Bar, 1227 N. High St., Short North. 614-4212998. 8 p.m. Beyond Pluto, The Magnumb Opus, Conversion Delay.

MUSIC

Gatsby’s, 151 N. Hamilton Rd., Gahanna. 614-476-0088. 6-9 p.m. AJ Angelo.

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ARTS

Kafe Kerouac, 2250 N. High St., Campus. 614-299-2672. 8-10 p.m. $5. Briar Rabbit.

Kobo, 2590 N. High St., North Campus. 614-784-0477. 9 p.m.

MODOC, Alert New London, New Vancouver, Hundos.

Roadhouse 66 Bar & Grille, 480 E. Wilson Bridge Rd., Worthington.

614-505-6140. 8:30 p.m. Free.

Old School Band.

LIVE

Roop Brothers Bar, 17 N. Union St., Delaware. 740-369-0643. 9 p.m. Free. Kreis, Ross & Hooff.

The Tree Bar, 887 Chambers Rd., Grandview. 614-725-0955. 9 p.m.

The Glorious Veins.

MUSIC

Trabue Tavern, 3582 Trabue Rd., West Side. 614-487-0667. 9:30 p.m. Uncle Festers Rock Band.

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Natalie’s Coal Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington.

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Wednesdays • 7–10:30pm

Beer Buckets Specials and $0.59 Wings!

TRIVIA NIGHT

Dublin Jerome High School Music, 8300 Hyland Croy Rd., Dublin. 614-437-2138. 7 p.m.

Free. Canadian Staff Band of the Salvation Army and Brass Band of Columbus.

Dance/Electronic

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Questions range from pop-culture to, of course, the Buckeyes, first question is at 8:30pm.

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Mudflats Bar & Grill, 31 W. Columbus St., Delaware. 937408-2744. 8:30 p.m. The Code Blue Band with Lucia.

Classical/Opera

Tuesdays • 8:30–11pm

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Blues

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., North Campus. 614-262-6001.

9 p.m. $3. Heatwave!

Evolution Social Lounge, 5610

Saturdays.

Madrid, 185 N. High St., Downtown. 614-607-6376. 9:30 p.m. $5. Quality.

Jazz Dick’s Den, 2417 N. High St., Campus. 614-268-9573. 9 p.m. $4. Bob Niederriter.

Garden Theatre, 1187 N. High St., Short North. 614-294-5200. CJO Inside Track Series: Kyle Eastwood.

Karaoke Robey’s Pub, 1318 Aida Dr., Reynoldsburg. 614-863-3038. 9 p.m. Hyperdryve Karaoke.

Slim’s Music Joint, 2984 Hayden Run Plaza, Northwest Side. 614330-5353. 9 p.m. Free. Karaoke.

Trabue Tavern, 3582 Trabue Rd., West Side. 614-487-0667. 9 p.m.

Free. Melinda’s Magical Karoake.

Pop/Rock Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., North Campus. 614-262-6001.

9 p.m. $5. Night Birds, Tenement, Give, Nervosas.

Cafe Bourbon Street, 2216 Summit St., North Campus. 614268-9377. 9 p.m. The Electric Grandmother with Weird Paul Rock Band, Goatbucket, Odd Vocado.

Carabar, 115 Parsons Ave., Olde Towne East. 614-223-1010. 9 p.m. Free. Raw Milk, Apocalypso.

Acoustic Hamilton ‘s Pub & Patio, 4866 Thompson Rd., Gahanna. 614775-0007. 7:30-11 p.m. Free.

Chris Logsdon Live.

Bluegrass Natalie’s Coal Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington.

614-436-2625. 8 p.m. The Relentless Mules.

Classical/Opera Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614221-4848. 3-4:30 p.m. Free Beethoven Concert.

Cowan Hall, 30 S. Grove St., Westerville. 614-899-9000. 7 p.m. The Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University presents Alexander Schimpf.

Jemison Auditorium Sanborn Hall, 23 Elizabeth St., Delaware.

740-203-6908. 3:15 p.m. Ohio Wesleyan University Department of Music presents Candace Rembert (violin), Joshua Boggs (counter tenor) and faculty member Mariko Kaneda (piano).

Country Kafe Kerouac, 2250 N. High St., Campus. 614-299-2672. 8 p.m.

Matt Woods.

Jazz

Circus Columbus Bar, 1227 N. High St., Short North. 614-4212998. 8 p.m. The Trap Gallery Hop Party.

Dick’s Den, 2417 N. High St., Campus. 614-268-9573. 9 p.m. $4. Odd Job Millionaires.

Crown Sports Lounge, 507 Lazelle Rd, Polaris. 614-846-1122. 9:30 p.m. Free. OK, Maybe...

Karaoke

The LC Pavilion, 405 Neil Ave., Arena District. 614-461-5483.

5 p.m. $5. CD102.5 Day 2013: Second Dose featuring The Joy Formidable, The Neighbourhood, Guards, San Cisco.

Roop Brothers Bar, 17 N. Union St., Delaware. 740-369-0643. 9 p.m. Free. Mark May Band.

Three-Legged Mare, 401 N. Front St., Arena District. 614-222-4950.

9 p.m. Free. Sonic Boom.

Wallstreet Nightclub, 144 N. Wall St., Downtown. 614-464-2800. 9 p.m. $7. Dangerous Production’s Annual Show: Keep Calm and Sing-Along.

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., North Campus. 614-262-6001.

9 p.m. Free. Excesss Karaoke.

Bethel Road Pub, 1375 Bethel Rd., Northwest Side. 614-4599987. 9 p.m. DJ Darby Karaoke.

Pop/Rock Carabar, 115 Parsons Ave., Olde Towne East. 614-223-1010.

9 p.m. Free. Pretty Pretty, Todd Killings, Little Gold.

R&B/Soul/Funk Northwest Masonic Temple, (Columbus Center for Spiritual Living), Worthington. 614-2160340. 7-9 p.m. Eddie Watkins Jr.

Reggae

Open Stage

monday

Gooeyz, 1554 N. High St., Campus. 614-824-1731. 9 p.m.

Acoustic Open Mic Night.

Pop/Rock

Dolphin Lounge, 345 Agler Rd., Gahanna. 614-475-9944. 9 p.m.

Free. Blues Jam with Mike Dudley.

Karaoke

Open Stage

tuesday Country

Evolution Social Lounge, 5610 Hall Rd., West Side. 614-3526930. 9 p.m. Rockstar Mondays.

Jazz

Roop Brothers Bar, 17 N. Union St., Delaware. 740-369-0643. 7 p.m. Free. Karaoke.

Park Street Tavern, 501 Park St., Arena District. 614-2214099. 8 p.m. Jazz Jam Session.

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Dolphin Lounge, 345 Agler Rd., Gahanna. 614-475-9944. 9 p.m.

Open Stage with Two Chord Thom.

Pop/Rock Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., Campus. 614-262-6001. 8 p.m. $10-$13. Today is the Day with Ringworm, KEN mode and Fight Amp.

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Circus Columbus Bar, 1227 N. High St., Short North. 614-4212998. 8 p.m. Punk Rock Karaoke.

The Bluestone, 583 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614-884-4646.

7 p.m. $40; $75 VIP; $100 Super VIP. Dwight Yoakam.

America's Greatest Big Band Show

Ledo’s Lounge, 2608 N. High St., Campus. 614-263-1009. 9 p.m. Live Band Karaoke with Dirty Money.

EAT & DRINK

Clintonville Woman’s Club, 3951 N High St, Clintonville. 614-4887556. 7:30-10:45 p.m. $10; $5 students. Vaughn Wiester’s 21-piece Famous Jazz Orchestra.

Carabar, 115 Parsons Ave., Olde Towne East. 614-223-1010. 9 p.m. Free. Natural Disasters.

Filling Station, 8765 Smoky Row Rd., Powell. 614-761-9766. 9 p.m.

Karaoke with DJ Rob Stylz.

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Jazz

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., North Campus. 614-262-6001.

9 p.m. $12. Memory Tapes, Sleep Over.

Crown Sports Lounge, 507 Lazelle Rd., Polaris. 514-537-5076. 9 p.m. Karaoke with DJ Darby.

MUSIC

Blues

Bernie’s Distillery, 1896 N. High St., Campus. 614-291-3448. 9 p.m. Tekillya Karaoke.

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Zanzibar Brews, 740 E. Long St., King Lincoln. 614-254-1655. 10 p.m. $7-$10. Spit n Sketch.

Karaoke

The Basement, 391 Neil Ave., Arena District. 614-461-5483. 7 p.m. $15. Tristan Prettyman.

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Evolution Social Lounge, 5610 Hall Rd., West Side.

614-352-6930. 9 p.m. TRL Tuesdays.

Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., Campus. 614461-5483. 7 p.m. $22; $20 advance. Cold War Kids.

Thai Lagoon Bistro, 888 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., North Side. 614-656-2112. 8:45 p.m. $5. Wednesday Wine and New Realization.

Reggae Alrosa Villa, 5055 Sinclair Rd., North Side. 614-294-7611.

8 p.m. $26. Toots and the Maytals.

wednesday Acoustic Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill, 900 Goodale Blvd., Grandview.

614-299-6639. 7-10:30 p.m.

Free. Chris Logsdon.

Blues Roop Brothers Bar, 17 N. Union St., Delaware. 740369-0643. 8:30 p.m. Free.

MojoKings.

Jazz Boudins Jazz Bistro, 6064 Channingway Blvd., Reynoldsburg. 614-622-7967. 7-10 p.m. JAzLab. Eleven, 569 N High St, Short North. 614-225-9611. 7-10 p.m. Free. Dave DeWitt with Derek DiCenzo & Aaron Scott.

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Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., North Campus. 614-2626001. 9 p.m. Free. Take Me To Your Leader with DJ Ukelaelia.

Carabar, 115 Parsons Ave., Olde Towne East. 614-2231010. 9 p.m. Free. Attention.

Circus Columbus Bar, 1227 N. High St., Short North. 614421-2998. 8 p.m. My Best Friend Parties Presents THUMP Wednesdays Ladies Night.

Trabue Tavern, 3582 Trabue Rd., West Side. 614-4870667. 6-10 p.m. Free. Piano Jams with Brandon.

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thurs april 4–weds april 10

thursday Authors Book Signing and Premier for The Golden Image, The author will sign books and there will be a reading. Refreshments served.

4-7 p.m. In The Beginning Christian Books and Gifts, 6111 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg. 614501-3927. lavauri.com Deborah Blum and Poison, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of five books Deborah Blum will speak on her newest title, “The Poisoner’s Handbook.”

Blum shares the untold story of how poison rocked jazz-age New York City. She draws from highly original research to track the fascinating, perilous days when a pair of forensic scientists began their trailblazing chemical detective work, fighting to end an era when untraceable poisons offered an easy path to the perfect crime.

A book signing will follow her lecture. Registration required.

7-8:30 p.m. Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St., Westerville. 614-882-7277.

Comedy Free Open Mic Comedy, Free comedy open mic hosted by Chris Paugh. Free. Hampton’s on King, 234 King Ave., Short North.

440-381-9169.

Discussions Franklin M. Ludden Lecture in Art History and Criticism, The series welcomes Margaret Iversen, professor in the School of Philosophy and Art History at University of Essex, who will give a talk titled “Rubbing, Casting, Making Strange.” Iversen is the author of “Beyond Pleasure: Freud, Lacan, Barthes” and “Alois Riegl: Art History and Theory.”

4:30 p.m. Free. Ohio State University Jennings Hall, 1735 Neil Ave., Campus. 614-292-7481. history-of-art.osu.edu

Events Beyond Healing Bereavement Support Group, Compassionate, confidential support for anyone grieving the death of a loved one.

6-8 p.m. Free. Northwest Masonic Temple, 2436 Dublin-Granville Rd., Northwest Side. 614-4991152. beyond-healing.org Biodance, Recognize life patterns that aren’t working for you, develop healthier relationships and have 30 plus years more free of pain and worry. This course will guide you in creating healthful and joyful changes you would like in 2013. All classes are focused on self-care. An introduction of the Trager Approach is offered along with coaching, communication and a variety of centering practices including the use of imagery and breath. 7:309 p.m. $145. Shift Grandview, 1520 W. First Ave., Grandview.

614-407-4668. shiftgrandview. com Lounge 62 Ladies Night, Lounge 62 Ladies Night Every Thursday with 50-cent wings, $4 craft beers and $3 Hennessy. This is a WeOurHeroes.com weekly event.

8 p.m. Free. Lounge 62, 953 E. Johnstown Rd., Gahanna. 740616-0873. weourheroes.com

Film Tattoo Nation, Tattoos used to be a sign of rebellion. Outlaw bikers got tattoos. Sailors on leave in Singapore got tattoos. Now, your mother’s got a butterfly on her ankle and your kid’s sporting a tramp stamp. When did tattoos go from the cartoons inked as fast as possible to the art form they’ve become today? “Tattoo Nation” tells how a few talented Chicano artists changed the world of ink forever. 12-11 p.m. The Gateway Film Center, 1550 N. High St., Campus. 614-247-4969. gatewayfilmcenter.com

Theater CATCO presents Avenue Q, The puppets are coming, but they aren’t from “Sesame Street.”

These bad boys and girls — plus

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Life in Color, Life in Color (Formerly Dayglow) is coming back to Columbus with its “Rebirth Tour.” Life in Color will visit each city once a year now. Our culture’s foundation for the past several years has spawned a movement captivat-

Comedy Harland Williams, 8 p.m. & 10:15 p.m. Funny Bone Comedy Club, 145 Easton Town Center, Easton. 614-471-5653. funnybonecentral.com

A-list a-list

Vaud-Villities presents A Night at the Toni’s, A dedicated cast and crew of nearly 150 central Ohio performers have come together to present a professional quality show that rivals Broadway. The audience will find themselves tapping their

EAT & DRINK

Artist Lisa McLymont exhibit opening reception, Join us for a reception as we celebrate the opening of Homeport Gallery’s newest local artist, Lisa McLymont’s Cascades. Stop by for art, light refreshments and the chance to chat with the artist. 6-8 p.m. Homeport Gallery, 779 E. Long St., Olde Towne East. 614-545-4819. homeportohio.org

Authors Robin Yocum, The Brilliant, Ohio native will be reading from and signing his new novel, “The Essay.” Yocum wrote for The Columbus Dispatch for 11 years and has won numerous writing awards. Now he is the principle of Yocum Communications. This is his second novel and fourth book. 6-8 p.m. Main Street Books, 104 N. Main St., Newark. 419-5222665. robinyocum.com

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The Best of Stage 2, Stage 2, Shadowbox Live’s open format productions, enjoyed a groundbreaking inaugural year, and you can relive your favorite moments from “Killer Blues,” “Torch Songs,” “Burlesque de Voyage,” and “Vampires” all in one show, “The Best of Stage 2.” 7:30 p.m. $30; $20 students, seniors, military.

Shadowbox Live, 503 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614-4167625. shadowboxlive.org

ing the rest of the world into a free thinking free will society.

The rebirth to every soul and spirit strives for inner happiness and peace to redesign its self like a butterfly. 8 p.m.

Veterans Memorial, 300 W. Broad St., Downtown. 614564-9291. lifeincolor.com

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feet to the beat of “42nd Street,” clapping their hands to the patriotic finale and laughing to the comedic Awards Host in between segments. 7:30 p.m. $29; $25 seniors; $18 children 12 and under. Northland Performing Arts Center, 4411 Tamarack Blvd., North Side. 614-306-8253. vvproductions.com

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a couple of monsters — share a coming-of-age parable, addressing and satirizing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood. Its clever score includes “If You Were Gay,” “It Sucks to be Me” and “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist.”

For mature audiences only. 7:30 p.m. $11.50-$45. Studio One Theatre, Riffe Center, 77 S. High St., Downtown. 800-745-3000. catco.org

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Theater

Machine Madness Pep Rally, The 2013 season’s first Machine Madness pep rally will commence on the patio at William and Sandusky streets. Everyone is invited to come meet some of the world’s best lacrosse players, learn more about this fast-paced sport and pick up some official Machine gear. 6-9 p.m. Amato’s Woodfired Pizza, 6 S. Sandusky St., Delaware. 614-754-1973. theohiomachine.com

CATCO presents Avenue Q, The puppets are coming, but they aren’t from “Sesame Street.”

These bad boys and girls — plus a couple of monsters — share a coming-of-age parable, addressing and satirizing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood. Its clever score includes “If You Were Gay,” “It Sucks to be Me” and “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist.”

For mature audiences only. 8 p.m. $11.50-$45. Studio One Theatre, Riffe Center, 77 S. High St., Downtown. 800-745-3000. catco.org

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EAT & DRINK

Nina Does C-bus, Nina West is proud to present “Nina Does Cbus” featuring her cast including Virginia West, Alexis Stevens, Freesia Balls, Cool Ethan, the Reverend Roy Rogers and Jamz Dean. Nina highlights the best this city has to offer and does it with a mischievous smile. Call Union Cafe for Tables or purchase online. 8 p.m. $10; $60 tables. Axis Nightclub, 775 N. High St., Short North. 614-4212233. superdragqueen.com

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The Graduate (1967), Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) has just finished college and, back at his parents’ house, he’s trying to avoid the one question everyone keeps asking: What does he want to do with his life? An unexpected diversion crops up when he is seduced by Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft), a bored housewife and friend of his parents. 12-11 p.m. The Gateway Film Center, 1550 N. High St., Campus. 614-2474969. gatewayfilmcenter.com

CATCO presents School House Rock Live!, The Emmy Awardwinning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever songs is making a comeback. Tom, a school teacher nervous about his first day of teaching, tries to relax by watching TV when characters emerge from the set and show him how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such songs as “Just A Bill” and “Conjunction Junction.” 7:30 p.m. $5. Columbus Performing Arts Center, Shedd Theatre, 549 Franklin Ave., Downtown. 614-469-0939. catco.org

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My Secrets on Beauty, Ohio Wesleyan University’s Department of Theatre & Dance will present “My Secrets on Beauty,” an original work conceived and written by the ensemble. Drawing upon the myth of the sculptor Pygmalion who falls for Galatea, his “exquisitely beautiful” statuecome-to-life, the play explores themes of beauty, transformation, gender, objectification and love. It contains adult themes and language. 8 p.m. $10; $5 OWU employees, non-OWU students and seniors; free, OWU students. Ohio Wesleyan University, Chappelear Drama Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware.

740-368-3855. theatre.owu.edu

Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics Spring Fling, Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics is proud to host the largest invitational meet in the country. Competitors from around the world will be coming to Columbus. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. $10-$15. Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N. High St., Downtown. 614-620-4845. springflingrhythmic.shutterfly. com

Snow White & Seven Dwarfs, The Wagnalls Memorial Theatre Presents an all ages thrilling, Spooky love story of the ages, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” by Jesse Braham White and original music and lyrics composed by Columbus Ohio’s own Chipper Snow. 7:30 p.m. $12; $10 students (high school and younger), seniors (62 and older). The Wagnalls Memorial,

Pet Events Howl at the Moon, Enjoy a 3.5mile hike with your dog. Meet at nature center. 8 p.m. Highbanks Metro Parks, 9466 Columbus Pike, Powell. 614-891-0700. metroparks.net

150 E. Columbus St., 614-8374765. wagnalls.org Vaud-Villities presents A Night at the Toni’s, A dedicated cast and crew of nearly 150 central Ohio performers have come together to present a professional quality show that rivals Broadway. The audience will find themselves tapping their feet to the beat of “42nd Street,” clapping their hands to the patriotic finale and laughing to the comedic Awards Host in between segments. 8 p.m. $29; $25 seniors; $18 children 12 and under. Northland Performing Arts Center, 4411 Tamarack Blvd., North Side. 614-306-8253. vvproductions.com

saturday Arts Events Photo Prowl, Join other photographers for a group focus on techniques. Meet at nature center. 9 a.m. Blendon Woods Metro Park, 4265 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., Westerville. 614-891-0700. metroparks.net

Authors Book Siging with Cathy Unruh and Famous Feral, Lucy Miracle, Colony Cats (& dogs) is proud to host Cathy Unruh and Lucy Miracle on their national tour promoting “Taming Me: Memoir of a Clever Island Cat.” Book supplies for the signing will be limited. 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Colony Cats (& dogs) Kit & Kaboodle Boutique, 2736 Festival Lane, Dublin. 614-593-0055. colonycats.org Meet the Author: Pickerington, Author, Christine A. Bryant, will be available to autograph copies of a new book “Pickerington” written on behalf of the Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society. “Pickerington” is part of Arcadia Publishing’s “Images of America” series that chronicles the history of small towns and downtowns across the U.S. Also see artifacts and exhibits featuring Pickerington-Violet Township history. Light refreshments will be served during this grand opening of the Historical Museum for 2013. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Museum, 15 E. Columbus St., Pickerington.

614-382-5989. pickeringtonhistoricalsociety.com

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Saturday Night’s Laugh Event, Saturday Night’s Laugh Event showcases the best in Columbus stand-up comedy. It is the first Saturday of every month.

There is no cover, so have a few drinks and enjoy a stellar lineup of up-and-coming comedians and established veterans of the Columbus comedy scene all in one night.

9-11 p.m. Free. Oldfield’s on Fourth, 1571 N. Fourth St., Campus. 614-291-5598. sumukhcomedy.com

April 12, 2013 Los Gravediggers and New City Gypsy April 13, 2013 Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Fundraiser with music by Change It Up Charlie

April 20, 2013 Forest & the Evergreens w/ special guest The Black Cadillacs

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April 19, 2013 ALL THAT! 90’s Dance Party

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Get Fired Up, Johnny Rockets is teaming up with the Clinton Township firefighters to raise money to benefit the Hal Bruno Camp for Children of Fallen Firefighters. Firefighters will be Johnny Rockets “servers” at Johnny Rockets’ Lennox Town Center restaurant, taking orders, dancing to popular

Kathy Griffin, Two-time Emmy winner, best-selling author, four-time Grammy nominee, Broadway darling, 2009’s GLAAD Vanguard recipient and 2011 Trevor Project Life Award honoree Kathy Griffin is a multifaceted performer with rapidfire wit. She has been making audiences laugh for years, discussing Hollywood gossip and celebrity blunders. 8 p.m. $29-$68. Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St., Downtown. 800-7453000. ticketmaster.com

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David Sena Benefit Concert, Concert benefiting the medical expenses of 45-year-old David Sena of Hilliard, who is awaiting a lung transplant.

Ten local rock bands will be playing, and the event will also include a raffle and pot luck meal. 3 p.m. Try It Again, 5031 Chatterton Rd., Pickerington.

614-319-3725. patients. transplants.org

NSPIRE 5K Race to Heal, Join us for the 1st Annual NSPIRE (Nursing students Promoting Initiatives to Reinforce Equality) Race. This event’s goal is to raise funds in support of the NSPIRE mission to increase public awareness and provide education about healthcare iniquities and disparities in underserved populations while providing valuable educational experiences to nursing students through outreach and social service. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. $25. Fred Beekman Park, Lane Ave. & Kenny Rd., Campus.

614-292-6668. speedysneakersracing.com

Easton Town Center, Easton.

614-471-5653. funnybonecentral.com

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American Red Cross Blood Drive, Give the gift of life by donating blood. Visit www. givelife.org and use sponsor code UAPL to make your appointment or just walk in.

9 a.m.-3 p.m. Upper Arlington Public Library, 2800 Tremont Rd., Upper Arlington. 614-4869621. givelife.org

songs and delivering guests’ meals. Johnny Rockets will donate 20 percent of sales during the four-hour period to the firefighters to help support this cause. 12-4 p.m. Johnny Rockets, 1787 Olentangy River Rd., Campus. 614-291-8245. johnnyrockets.com

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Shannon Marie Events Presents Coffee and Comedy, Every first Sat of the month brings Columbus’ hottest comedians to Coffee and Comedy at Zanzibar Brews. DJ Krate Digga opens us up at 9 p.m. with old school hip-hop and R&B. Derrick Muhammad He has put together a roster of the funniest up and coming local comedians to make you laugh your ass off.

Comedians De’Luan Bell, Bo Pisnaro and Quiana. 9-11:30 p.m. $5. Zanzibar Brews, 740 E. Long St., Olde Towne East. 614352-2688.

Dance Latin Quarter, New weekly Saturday salsa night with salsa lesson from 9-10 p.m. with Staci Coil. Plus, guest DJs and live band playing sizzling salsas, steamy merengue, bachatas, spicy cha-chas, Top 40s and more. 9 p.m. $7. EndZone Entertainment Complex, 165 Vine St., Arena District. 614-414-6042. salsacolumbus.com Open Dance Party, We host a dance party on Columbus’ largest dance floor. Plenty of

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Add in a group class for an additional $3 with price of dance party which starts at 7 p.m. Ask about membership for additional savings. 8-11 p.m. $12. Emerald City Ballroom, 6755 Dublin Center Dr., Dublin. 614-946-3120. emeraldcityballroom.com Open Dance Party, Our 8,500 square-foot dance facility with professional sound makes our venue the most enjoyable place to dance in Columbus. We offer food and refreshments and a group class at 6:15 p.m. Join us for the all-inclusive price of $10 and enjoy the sounds of DJ Neil Falkner as you dance the night away. 7-10 p.m. $10. Diamond Dance and Fitness Gahanna, 310 S. Hamilton Rd., Gahanna.

614-428-6020. diamonddancefitness.com

Events Bike with a Ranger, Enjoy a nine-mile ride along the Darby Creek Greenway Trail. Meet at Ranger Station. 1 p.m. BattelleDarby Creek Metro Park, 1775 Darby Creek Dr., 614-891-0700.

metroparks.net Buckeye State Button Society Spring Show & Sale, Clothing button show, competition and sale. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission for first-time visitors; $5 members. Ramada Plaza Hotel & Conference Center, 4900 Sinclair Rd., North Side. 614846-0300. ohiobuttons.org Bunny Hop, Eggs. Bunnies.

Margaritas. The Bunny Hop 5k is coming to Columbus. Join us for a gorgeous run along the river before heading to Park Street Cantina for a free lunch and margarita party. 10 a.m. $35.

McPherson Commons, 218 West St., Arena District. 937-9011380. bunny5k.com Community Recycling Drive, Big Green Head is on a mission to bring recycling collections to communities all over Central Ohio. With the help of communities, businesses, and volunteers, we make recycling convenient while creating public awareness.

We’ll make sure your unwanted items are either reused or responsibly recycled, conserving our natural resources and reducing landfill space. We will

take almost anything that plugsin or charges up (unwanted electronics, school/office supplies, books and more). 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $20 fee for tube TVs. Worthington Hills Elementary, 1221 Candlewood Dr., Worthington. 614-560-4777. biggreenhead.com Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show, The 39th Annual Central Ohio Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry show is all about discovering the secrets of Ohio’s ancient past. A great learning opportunity for adults and children alike, the show will feature presentations from local experts in geology, earth sciences, and biology, as well as a free mineral specimen for every child, children’s games, education area, demonstrations, gold panning, exhibits, door prizes, dealers with treasures from around the world and silent auctions. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. $7; $12 two-day pass; $1 discount for seniors; $3 youth 6-16; free, children under 6 and Scouts in uniform. Veterans Memorial, 300 W. Broad St., Downtown. 614403-4454. ColumbusRockAndMineralSociety.org

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My Home Program Special financing for homes purchased in the City of Whitehall The City of Whitehall, Apprisen and Huntington Bank have partnered together to offer a special mortgage financing offer exclusively for City of Whitehall borrowers participating in the program.

Features:

Contact your local Huntington Community Mortgage Loan Officer or the City of Whitehall for more details.

Lindsey Wright Community Affairs Coordinator The City of Whitehall Office: 614-237-8613 lindsey. wright@whitehall-oh.us

Lakeisha Hernandez Mortgage Loan Officer Community Lender NMLS ID#: 982593 Office: 614-480-5893 lakeisha. hernandez@huntington.com

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• Down payment assistance up to $5000 from the City of Whitehall • Forgiven after (5) years if home remains primary residence • Not just for first time homebuyers • No Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) required • 30-year fixed rate mortgage option • Must purchase single-family home in City of Whitehall • Maximum household income must not exceed $125,000 • Borrower must put at least $500 toward the down payment to qualify • Loan must be financed through lending package developed by Huntington Bank for My Home Program • First time homebuyers or those with credit scores of 650 or less must participate in the Apprisen HUD1 approved Homebuyer Education program and provide the certificate at the time of application

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Monster Truck Nationals: Monsters & Magic, 7 p.m. $20; $50 VIP. Schottenstein Center, 555 Borror Dr., Campus. 800-7453000. ticketmaster.com

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The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio Keyholder Event

ferrera about

half the sky

Each year, the Keyholder event draws together a diverse audience to celebrate the women and girls who have made a difference in our lives. Our two guests this year are no exception.

From their work together on the documentary, Half the Sky, actress America Ferrera and author Sheryl WuDunn have a powerful message to share; one that illustrates the incredible potential of women and girls. Join us.

Interviewed by Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Connie Schultz

may 9, 2013 ohio theatre

public reception program 5:00 pm—6:00 pm 6:00 pm—7:15pm Tickets $50. To purchase, visit womensfundcentralohio.org

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Nina Does C-bus, Nina West is proud to present “Nina Does C-bus” featuring her cast including Virginia West, Alexis Stevens, Freesia Balls, Cool Ethan, the Reverend Roy Rogers and Jamz Dean. Nina highlights the best this city has to offer and does it with a mischievous smile. Call Union Cafe for Tables or purchase online. 5:30 & 9:30 p.m. $10; $60 tables.

Axis Nightclub, 775 N. High St., Short North. 614-421-2233. superdragqueen.com Short North Gallery Hop, The first Saturday of every month, thousands of visitors converge on the strip, the epicenter of the High Street experience.

They come to celebrate art and partake in an evening of sights, sounds, food, shopping and cosmopolitan fun. Free. Short North District, Along North High Street between Fifth Avenue and Nationwide Boulevard, Short North. 614-299-8050. shortnorth.org

Those Crazy White Boxes, See how a beehive works and discover the roles of different types of honeybees in the hive. Meet at Spring Hollow Lodge. 2 p.m.

Sharon Woods Metro Park, 6911 S. Cleveland Ave., Westerville.

614-891-0700. metroparks.net

Food & Drink Downton Abbey Afternoon Tea, Return to a more refined time of tea, stimulating conversation and really nice hats. The Alley Vintage and Costume will host a “Downton Abbey” themed afternoon tea. Victorian, Edwardian or Party Dress is encouraged but not mandatory. Tea and all the most civilized refreshments will be served. Attendees may buy commemorative tea cup and saucer sets for $2. 12-5 p.m.

Free. The Alley Vintage & Costumes, 3502 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., Northwest Side. 614-7645555. thealleystore.com The Gourmet Farm Girl Cooking Demonstration , Looking for new dishes to add to your spring table? Delaware cookbook author and foodie Deb Mahon will demonstrate some of her

Become a smarter shopper in about an hour Columbus Savvy Shopper Laurie Dixon is coming to a Walmart near you for a FREE coupon seminar designed to help you save big money!

April Seminars THURSDAY, APRIL 4 3900 Morse Rd., Columbus

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favorite farm-inspired recipes to celebrate the new season. Copies of her book “The Gourmet Farm Girl Cookbook” will be available for purchase and signing. Registration required. 1-3 p.m. Free. Westerville Library, 126 S. State St., Westerville.

614-882-7277.

Historical Ohio Chapter Palatines to America Annual Spring Seminar, Columbus has a great German heritage, and many in central Ohio have German ancestry in their own family line.

The annual spring seminar of the Ohio Chapter Palatines to America will be a good place to learn more about the resources available for genealogy research of your own German heritage.

The featured speaker is John Philip Colletta, Ph.D., one of America’s most popular genealogical lecturers. Knowledgeable, experienced and entertaining, he resided in Washington, D.C. For twenty years, while laying the foundation for his career in genealogy, he worked half-time at the Library of Congress

Columbus Crew vs. Philadelphia Union, 5 p.m. Crew Stadium, 1 Black and Gold Blvd., North Side. 614-447-CREW. thecrew.com

My Secrets on Beauty, Ohio Wesleyan University’s Department of Theatre & Dance will

Vaud-Villities presents A Night at the Toni’s, A dedicated cast and crew of nearly 150 central Ohio performers have come together to present a professional quality show that rivals Broadway. The audience will find themselves tapping their feet to the beat of “42nd Street,” clapping their hands to the patriotic finale and laughing to the comedic Awards Host in between segments. 2:30 p.m. & 8 p.m. $29; $25 seniors; $18 children 12 and under. Northland Performing Arts Center, 4411 Tamarack Blvd., North Side. 614-3068253. vvproductions.com

sunday Arts Events A Conversation with Artist Maya Lin, On the occasion of the renovation of her iconic Wexner Center sculpture Groundswell, famed artist and architect Maya Lin returns to the Wexner

Discussions Exploring the Martial Arts & Nia Workshop, Learn from the Masters. Gain an overall essence of three martial arts and how to use that knowledge to move with grace and strength through life and in Nia classes. Learn Tai Chi from Lucy Bartimole, Tae Kwon Do from Joe Dunson and Aikido from Paul Linden. Workshop will be followed by a Nia class to incorporate the newly honed martial arts skills into our movement. 1-4 p.m. $75. $5-$10.

Body Awarehouse, 4780 Kenny Rd., Upper Arlington. 614-6385563. columbusnia.com

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Events Audubon Bird Hike, Take a two-mile hike and search for birds. Meet at nature center. 8 a.m. Blendon Woods Metro Park, 4265 E. Dublin-Granville Rd., Westerville. 614-891-0700. metroparks.net Buckeye State Button Society Spring Show & Sale, Clothing button show, competition and sale. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Free admission for first-time visitors; $5 members. Ramada Plaza Hotel & Conference Center, 4900 Sinclair Rd., North Side.

614-846-0300. ohiobuttons.org

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8oz Sirloin, Mashed Pick-a-pasta Potatoes & Gravy night and Green Beans $9.99 $9.99 all day

Wednesday: Thursday: Homemade Lasagna Meatloaf $9.29 after 4pm all day long $9.29

Olde Mohawk Restaurant 821 Mohawk St., German Village • 444.7204 Open every day www.theoldmohawk.com Open Sunday & Monday 11am - 10pm • Tuesday - Thursday 11am - 11pm Friday & Saturday 11am - 12am

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CATCO presents School House Rock Live!, The Emmy Awardwinning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever songs is making a comeback. Tom, a school teacher nervous about his first day of teaching, tries to relax by watching TV when characters emerge from the set and show him how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such songs as “Just A Bill” and “Conjunction Junction.” 2:30 p.m. $5. Columbus Performing Arts Center, Shedd Theatre, 549 Franklin Ave., Downtown. 614-469-0939. catco.org

Totally 80s, Totally Murder, The Murder Mystery Company, the nation’s number one interactive theater troupe, presents their award winning show “Totally 80s, Totally Murder.” Mention this ad and get your tickets for only $45.

7 p.m. $60. Morgan House Restaurant, 5300 Glick Rd., Dublin.

888-643-2583. grimprov.com

Comedy Harland Williams, 7:30 p.m.

Funny Bone Comedy Club, 145 Easton Town Center, Easton.

614-471-5653. funnybonecentral.com

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CATCO presents Avenue Q, The puppets are coming, but they aren’t from “Sesame Street.”

These bad boys and girls — plus a couple of monsters — share a coming-of-age parable, addressing and satirizing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood.

Its clever score includes “If You Were Gay,” “It Sucks to be Me” and “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist.” For mature audiences only.

8 p.m. $11.50-$45. Studio One Theatre, Riffe Center, 77 S. High St., Downtown. 800-745-3000. catco.org

Alexander McCall Smith, The Upper Arlington Community Foundation (UACF) is currently selling tickets to an intimate luncheon and book signing featuring Alexander McCall Smith, bestselling author of over 60 books, to be held at the Amelita Mirolo Barn. All proceeds benefiting the Ann Royce Moore Fund at the UACF. 12-1:30 p.m. $100.

Amelita Mirolo Barn, 4395 Carriage Hill Lane, Upper Arlington.

614-451-0700. uacommunityfoundation.com

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Snow White & Seven Dwarfs, The Wagnalls Memorial Theatre Presents an all ages thrilling, Spooky love story of the ages, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” by Jesse Braham White and original music and lyrics composed by Columbus Ohio’s own Chipper Snow. 7:30 p.m. $12; $10 students (high school and younger), seniors (62 and older). The Wagnalls Memorial, 150 E. Columbus St., 614-8374765. wagnalls.org

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Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics Spring Fling, Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics is proud to host the largest invitational meet in the country. Competitors from around the world will be coming to Columbus.

8 a.m.-10 p.m. $10-$15.

Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N. High St., Downtown. 614-620-4845. springflingrhythmic.shutterfly. com

Center for a conversation about her works past, present and future. 2 p.m. Free. Mershon Auditorium, Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus.

614-292-3535. wexarts.org

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present “My Secrets on Beauty,” an original work conceived and written by the ensemble.

Drawing upon the myth of the sculptor Pygmalion who falls for Galatea, his “exquisitely beautiful” statue-come-to-life, the play explores themes of beauty, transformation, gender, objectification and love. It contains adult themes and language. 8 p.m. $10; $5 OWU employees, nonOWU students and seniors; free, OWU students. Ohio Wesleyan University, Chappelear Drama Center, 40 Rowland Ave., Delaware. 740-368-3855. theatre. owu.edu

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and taught workshops at the National Archives. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. $45 non-members; $35 members; $20 students. Columbus Metropolitan Main Library, 96 S. Grant Ave., Downtown. 740-6541819. oh-palam.org

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Register teams of five for $25/person

ColumbusCincoCrawl.com Registration includes:

• Event T-Shirt • Bucket of 5 Coronas at each stop

• Koozie for the trip • Giveaways

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Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show, The 39th Annual Central Ohio Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry show is all about discovering the secrets of Ohio’s ancient past. A great learning opportunity for adults and children alike, the show will feature presentations from local experts in geology, earth sciences, and biology, as

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Civil War Readers Theater: Fresh Fish To The Front, Listen to an ensemble of readers clad in period clothing share the experiences of the 95th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 2-4 p.m.

Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St., Westerville. 614-8827277.

Participating Bars

Art Access Gallery Landscapes

by Paul-Henri Bourguignon, Richard Clem, Valerie Craig, Toni Doilney, Frank Hobbs, Boryana Rusenova Ina, Karen LaValley, Jance Lentz, Jason Lewis, Nancy Schaff, Ruth Templeton. Through April 6. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat and by appointment. 540 S. Drexel Ave., Bexley. 614-338-8325. artaccessgallery.com Brandt-Roberts Galleries City of Light: The Artistic Influence of Paris. Through April 28. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Sat, 12-4 p.m.

Sun and by appointment. 642 N. High St., Arena District. 614223-1655. brandtrobertsgalleries.com Capital University Schumacher Gallery Elvis at 21: Photographs

by Alfred Wertheimer. Through April 27. 1-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. 303 E. Broad St., Downtown.

614-236-6319. schumachergallery.org CCAD Canzani Center Gallery New York Times - Exhibition.

Through April 8. Wall. Through April 4.10 a.m.-7 p.m. Tue-Fri, 12-5 p.m. Sat-Sun. 60 Cleveland Ave., Discovery District. 614222-6163. ccad.edu Columbus Cultural Arts Center Shelter Series: Coastal Refugees.

Through April 7. 1-4 p.m. & 7-10 p.m. Mon, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. & 7-10 p.m. Tue-Thu, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. FriSat. 139 W. Main St., Downtown.

614-645-7047. culturalartscenteronline.org

Relax Responsibly: Corona Extra supports the Century Council’s fight against underage drinking. To learn more, go to their website at www.centurycouncil.org

Columbus Museum of Art Songs for the New Millennium: 1812-2012 Works by

well as a free mineral specimen for every child, children’s games, education area, demonstrations, gold panning, exhibits, door prizes, dealers with treasures from around the world and silent auctions. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. $7; $12 two-day pass; $1 discount for seniors; $3 youth 6-16; free, children under 6 and Scouts in uniform. Veterans Memorial, 300 W. Broad St., Downtown.

614-403-4454. ColumbusRockAndMineralSociety.org Nina Does C-bus, Nina West is proud to present “Nina Does C-bus” featuring her cast including Virginia West, Alexis Stevens, Freesia Balls, Cool Ethan, the Reverend Roy Rogers and Jamz Dean. Nina Aminah Robinson Celebrating Columbus200. Through spring 2013. Mark Rothko: The Decisive Decade 1940-1950. Through May 26. Strings Attached: The Living Tradition of Czech Puppets.

Through Aug. 4. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tue-Sun. Extended Thursday hours until 8:30 p.m. 480 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614-2216801. columbusmusuem.org Dublin Arts Council Gallery Robert Mullins: Kinetic Sculpture. Through Apr. 19. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Tue, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wed-Fri, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat. 7125 Riverside Dr., Dublin. 614-889-7444. dublinarts.org Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Orchids!

Through April 7. Sacrifice and Bliss: Aurora Robson. Through April 28. Sustainable Choices.

Through April 7. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. Extended Wednesday hours until 8 p.m. 1777 E. Broad St., East Side. 614-221-4848. fpconservatory.org Gallery 831 All Greek...To Me. Through April 26. 3-9 p.m. MonFri,1-6 p.m. Sat-Sun. 831 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614449-8144. clayspace831.com German Village Meeting Haus German Village at Night photography exhibit. Through April 30. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-Fri, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat, 12-3 p.m. Sun. 588 S. Third St., German Village. 614221-8888. germanvillage.com Hayley Gallery All Mixed Up. Through April 18. 12-8 p.m.

Tue-Thu, 1-9 p.m. Fri-Sat. 270 E. Main St., New Albany. 614855-4856.

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highlights the best this city has to offer and does it with a mischievous smile. Call Union Cafe for Tables or purchase online. 8 p.m. $10; $60 tables. Axis Nightclub, 775 N. High St., Short North. 614421-2233. superdragqueen.com Victorian Museum Open House, Check out the former home of Ohio’s Civil War Governor, David Tod. The Snowden-Gray house is open for tours. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Suggested donation of $5 adults; $3 students and seniors.

Snowden-Gray House (Heritage Museum and Headquarters of Kappa Kappa Gamma), 530 E. Town St., Downtown. 614-2286516. kappa.org a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Sat, and by appointment. 8 E. Lincoln St., Short North. 614-298-8847. marciaevansgallery.com The Ohio Art League Ohio Art League Curated Exhibition.

Through April 14. 12-6 p.m.

Mon-Weds, 12-8 p.m. Thurs-Sat. 1552 N. High St., Campus. 614299-8225. oal.org Open Door Art Studio This Inspired That!. Through May 31.

9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri. 1050 Goodale Blvd., Grandview. 614-4864919. opendoorartstudio.org Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center of Worthington Works in Wood: Melinda Rosenberg.

Through May 5. Young Artist Exhibit. Through April 7. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Tue-Thu, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. FriSat, 12-5 p.m. Sun. 777 Evening St., Worthington. 614-431-0329. mcconnellarts.org Sean Christopher Gallery Ohio Robert Trautman. Through April 27. 3:30-5:30 p.m. Wed-Fri, 1:30-3:30 p.m. non- Gallery Hop Saturdays, and by appointment Mon-Sun. 815 N. High St., Short North. 614-291-5890.

The Wexner Center for the Arts Christian Marclay: The Clock. Through April 7. Josiah McElheny: Towards a Light Club.

Through April 7. More American Photographs. Through April 7. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tues-Weds & Sun, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Thurs-Sat. 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614-2923535. wexarts.org William H. Thomas Gallery Speakin’ Truth Thru the Ancestors: Antoinette Savage. Through May 17. 1-7 p.m. Sat and by appointment. 1270 Bryden Rd., Olde Towne East. 614-2527525. galleryinthehood.com

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Robin Jensen, Robin Jensen, Ph.D., the Luce Chancellor’s Professor of the History of Christian Art and Worship at Vanderbilt University, will discuss “Ritual Spaces and Holy Places: The Archaeological Evidence for Ancient African Christianity.” 7:30 p.m. Free.

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Events Card Club, Come meet other YMCA members and play some card games. Games are chosen by the members each week. Examples include: euchre, gin, rummy, spades and more. 10:15-11:30 a.m.

Free. Delaware Community Center YMCA, 1121 S. Houk Rd., Delaware. 740-203-3051. ymcacolumbus.org

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CATCO presents School House Rock Live!, The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday

Vaud-Villities presents A Night at the Toni’s, A dedicated cast and crew of nearly 150 central Ohio performers have come together to present a professional quality show that rivals Broadway. The audience will find themselves tapping their feet to the beat of “42nd Street,” clapping their hands to the patriotic finale and laughing to the comedic Awards Host in between segments. 2:30 p.m. $29; $25 seniors; $18 children 12 and under. Northland Performing Arts Center, 4411 Tamarack Blvd., North Side. 614-3068253. vvproductions.com

Monday Night Live!, The Asbestos Crew and Wild Goose Creative present Columbus’ premier sketch comedy showcase, starring, written and produced by the Capital City’s most creative comedic minds.

The show features a special guest host each month. Each MNL is different, with original material written every month.

The show includes a mix of live, filmed and multimedia sketches as well as current events, political satire, and slapstick. 9 p.m. $5. Wild Goose Creative, 2491 Summit St., Campus. 614-558-0279. wildgoosecreative.com

Let’s Speak English, Let’s Speak English is an opportunity to study English in small groups with experienced ESL tutors. 1 p.m. Lane Road Library, 1945 Lane Rd., Upper Arlington. 614-459-0273. ualibrary.org

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Theater CATCO presents Avenue Q, The puppets are coming, but they aren’t from “Sesame Street.”

These bad boys and girls — plus a couple of monsters — share a coming-of-age parable, addressing and satirizing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood.

Its clever score includes “If You Were Gay,” “It Sucks to be Me” and “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist.” For mature audiences only. 2 p.m. $11.50-$45. Studio One Theatre, Riffe Center, 77 S. High St., Downtown.

800-745-3000. catco.org

Underland!, Written by Shadowbox Live’s Head Writer Jimmy Mak, is set in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in 1967, and features some of the best rock music from the summer of love. Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, “Underland” tells the tale of Albert Ice, a Vietnam veteran on a quest to find his daughter. 2 p.m. $30; $20 students, seniors. Shadowbox Live, 503 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614-416-7625. shadowboxlive.org

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Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics Spring Fling, Integrity Rhythmic Gymnastics is proud to host the largest invitational meet in the country. Competitors from around the world will be coming to Columbus. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. $10-$15. Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N. High St., Downtown. 614-620-4845. springflingrhythmic.shutterfly.com

Thurber House Adult Writing Workshops: Creating Dialogue that Drives Your Plot, Learn how the words that come out of your characters’ mouths can be a key technique to developing plot arcs. Instructor: Robin Yocum, former award-winning reporter with the Columbus Dispatch and author of two highly acclaimed novels, “Favorite Sons” and “The Essay.” 6-8 p.m. $40.

The Thurber House, 77 Jefferson Ave., Downtown. 614-2803645. thurberhouse.org

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Minnesota Wild, 6 p.m. $10$200. Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., Arena District.

800-745-3000. bluejackets. nhl.com

La Boheme, Opera Columbus and Shadowbox Live present the Opera Cabaret performance of Puccini’s “La Boheme,” one of the most popular operas of all time. Directed

by Shadowbox’s Stev Guyer, the performances will feature young artists performing an abridged, English-language adaptation of this opera centered on a community of artists in Paris and the romantic and stormy relationship between Rodolfo and Mimi. 5 p.m. Free.

Backstage Bistro, 503 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614-4167625. OperaColumbus.org

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Mad Men, Join us for the season premiere of “Mad Men.” Admission is free to all TV on the Big Screen programs. 9-10 p.m. Free.

The Gateway Film Center, 1550 N. High St., Campus. 614-2474969. gatewayfilmcenter.com

science and politics through clever songs is making a comeback. Tom, a school teacher nervous about his first day of teaching, tries to relax by watching TV when characters emerge from the set and show him how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such songs as “Just A Bill” and “Conjunction Junction.” 2:30 p.m. $5.

Columbus Performing Arts Center, Shedd Theatre, 549 Franklin Ave., Downtown. 614469-0939. catco.org

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E.T. The Extraterrestrial screening hosted by Team Bexley, To encourage new Pelotonia participants, rally current riders and raise funds, Team Bexley is hosting a family-friendly event. The afternoon will include a screening of the 1982 classic film “E.T. The Extraterrestrial” (rated PG).

The film will be shown on the Drexel’s newly installed digital projection system. Each attendee will receive one raffle ticket making them eligible to win prizes including a $500 Bike-in-a-Box gift card. 4-6:30 p.m. $12; $10 advance. Drexel East, 2254 E. Main St., Bexley. 614-231-1050. drexel.net

Shrunken Head Comedy Night, 9:30 p.m. Free. The Shrunken Head, 251 W. Fifth Ave., Short North. 614-530-1882. theshrunkenhead.net

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Jazz & World Music Festival, This event features music student, faculty and guest ensemble concerts, both on campus and in the community, and world-class jazz artists in clinics, workshops and in concert throughout the period.

Check the online schedule for full details. All events are free and open to the public unless marked otherwise. Visit website for schedule and venue information. Capital University, 1 College and Main, Bexley. 614-2366285. capital.edu

Columbus BBQ Club’s Monday Night Meat-Up, Columbus BBQ Club will be hosting its and if you love good BBQ then we want to meet you. Our group is made up of KCBS certified BBQ judges, BBQ contest competitors and backyard barbecue enthusiasts who like good food and adult beverages. We are working on our schedule of events including a road-trip to Memphis for the World Championship BBQ Contest, golf outing, BBQ sauce contest and much more.

7-9 p.m. Holy Smoke Barbecue, 5251 N. Hamilton Rd., Gahanna.

614-306-6091. meetup.com/ columbusbbqclub

Film Tall, Dark and Cary, “Holiday” (1988). A self-made man has second thoughts about marrying into a rich family. Co-starring Katharine Hepburn, who is featured in our next film series.

6:30 p.m. Grandview Heights Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Grandview. 614-486-2951. ghpl.org

tuesday Arts Events Photo Basics: Spring Wildflowers, Learn the techniques for capturing the beauty of wildflowers. Meet at nature center. 7 p.m. Battelle-Darby Creek Metro Park, 1775 Darby Creek Dr., 614-891-0700.

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740-606-0133. awesomewomeninbusiness.com

Toastmasters Columbus Communicators, Our Columbus Communicators club focuses on honing speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere. Come learn, practice your skills and meet others interested in doing the same. We meet regularly, every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. We are open to all.

8:30-9:30 a.m. Free. Bailey Cavalieri, 10 W. Broad St., Downtown. 585-750-7773.

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Powerful Words, Powerful Speaking, Powerful Presence, Lillian Zarzar, author, teacher, international speaker and facilitator, gives us her vast experience.

Words we use can be misleading if not used correctly. Powerful speaking engages healthy relationships. Powerful presence adds to our credibility and confidence. Catch new insight into ways you can connect with others through learning creative communication. 12-1:30 p.m. $5. BMI Federal Credit Union, 6165 Emerald Pkwy., Dublin.

Scarlet & Grey Open Mic Comedy, Every Tuesday, join newcomers finding their voice and seasoned pros perfecting their craft at the Scarlet & Grey Cafe Open Mic Comedy night.

Free laughs and cheap beer all night. Comics sign up by 8:30 p.m., show starts at 9 p.m.

9-11:30 p.m. Free. Scarlet & Grey Cafe, 2203 N. High St., Campus. 614-291-2347. scarletandgreycafe.com

Dance Latin Night Tuesday, Come party with the lovely Hard Candy Girls at Adobe Gilas, with JC Entertainment’s Latin Night.

Gorgeous people, gorgeous venue and great drink specials.

Featuring DJ Alekz Vibration & DJ Cortes El Conquistador playing sizzling salsas, steamy bachatas, spicy cha-chas and more. 10 p.m. Free. Adobe Gila’s, 3978 Easton Station, Easton. 614414-6042. salsacolumbus.com

Discussions 1-on-1 Career Coaching, Explore career options and make effective career decisions. Call Fred Points, of the Career Center at Jewish Family Services, at 614-559-0118 to reserve a free 30 minute session on our Conference Room. 3-5 p.m. Free.

Grandview Heights Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Grandview.

614-486-2951. ghpl.org Ohio Jazz, April is Jazz Appreciation Month. Hear about the rich history of jazz music in Ohio with David Meyers, co-author of “Ohio Jazz: A History of Jazz in the Buckeye State.” 7 p.m.

Grandview Heights Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave., Grandview.

614-486-2951. ghpl.org

Events AmSpirit Arlington Chapter, AmSpirit Business Connections organizes professionals, business owners and sales professionals for the primary purpose of helping each other succeed by networking through an exchange of qualified business referrals. 7:30-8:45

a.m. Free. Rusty Bucket Corner Tavern, 1635 W. Lane Ave., Upper Arlington. 614-440-4181. arlingtonchapter.com Westerville Sertoma Club, 7:15 a.m. Free. Panera Bread, 782 N State St, Westerville. 614-9066233. westervillesertoma.org

Sports Columbus Blue Jackets vs. San Jose Sharks, 7 p.m. $10-$200.

Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., Arena District.

800-745-3000. bluejackets. nhl.com

Theater Game Night Grudge, Parker’s game nights boggle the mind.

He thinks he holds a monopoly on the event. It’s taboo to argue with his game choices. When his guests debate, trouble follows.

Before you are sorry, get a clue.

With one outburst, you could win, lose, or draw. You won’t be “board” to death, but someone will face annihilation. Who will be terminated? You’ve been sentenced to join Mayhem & Mystery to see if you are a

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Comedy Surly Girl Open Mic Comedy, First-timers, seasoned pros and the occasional road comic passing through town all grace the stage every Wednesday night at the Surly Girl Open

Discussions Stress Management, Life has a way of throwing us a curve when we least expect. When it happens, it is an invitation to

M.O.R.E. Network Event for People Living with Advanced Breast Cancer, Haven of Hope and Novartis Oncology are hosting a M.O.R.E. Network event where those living with advanced/metastatic breast cancer will have the opportunity to hear about advanced/ metastatic breast cancer from a medical expert and discuss living with advanced breast cancer with others in the community. Light refreshments will be served. Space is limited, so please RSVP by calling 866866-9303. 6-8 p.m. The Mark H. Zangmeister Center, 3100 Plaza Properties Blvd., North Side. 866-866-9303.

The Best of Stage 2, Stage 2, Shadowbox Live’s open format productions, enjoyed a groundbreaking inaugural year, and you can relive your favorite moments from “Killer Blues,” “Torch Songs,” “Burlesque de Voyage,” and “Vampires” all in one show, “The Best of Stage 2.” 7:30 p.m. $30; $20 students, seniors and military.

Shadowbox Live, 503 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614-4167625. shadowboxlive.org

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Food & Drink Bike Night Wednesdays, 5 p.m. Evolution Social Lounge, 5610 Hall Rd., West Side.

614-352-6930.

Dishcrawl Olde Towne East, Join us as we take you to four Olde Towne East eateries in this diverse neighborhood and experience a feast for both the palate and eyes. It’s a guessing game. We’re keeping the names of the restaurants we will be visiting a secret for now. All ticket holders will be notified of meeting location via email, 48 hours prior. 7-10 p.m. $45. The Tavern Olde

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Resume Critiques, Sign-up is open for one-on-one sessions for resume evaluation by career consultant Bernard Noel. Registration required. 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St., Westerville. 614-8827277.

The Art of Movement Foundations, The Art of Movement Foundations combines the East and West intuitive dance practices to help you add energy and relieve stress. This beginner level class is offered each Wednesday. Value cards are available for purchase for $20-$25. Open to ages 16 and up. Preregistration is not required. 6:30-8 p.m. $4-$5.

Groveport Town Hall, 648 Main St., South Side. 614-8363333.

Beyond Healing Yoga, Gentle poses and meditation for relaxation, a sense of well-being and stress reduction. Offered to people with any type or stage of cancer and their family and friends. 4-5 p.m. Free.

Grow Yoga, 1780 W. Fifth Ave., Grandview. 614-406-8941. beyond-healing.org

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Benefits Stefanie’s Champions, A luncheon event honoring five champions in the lives of cancer survivors. Proceeds benefit the Stefanie Spielman Fund.

12-1:30 p.m. The Ohio State University Student Union, 1739 N. High St., Campus. 614-2933744. spielmanfund.com

Swingin’ Wednesdays, Head out to swing out at Nyoh’s every Wednesday, hosted

by SwingColumbus. Be sure to arrive early for the swing dance lesson where you’ll pick up some new moves and meet people to dance with from 7:30-8 p.m. Open Swing Dancing with our fabulous local DJ’s 8 p.m.-11 p.m. 7:3011 p.m. $3. Nyoh’s Buckeye Bar, 2871 Olentangy River Rd., Campus. 614-467-0102. swingcolumbus.com

Beyond Healing Cancer Support Group, Loving, emotional support for people with any type or stage of cancer. 6-8 p.m. Free. First Community Church, 1320 Cambridge Blvd., Grandview. 614-4991152. beyond-healing.org

Tips from a Tea Drinker, Kathy Moss, Herb Society of America, Central Ohio Unit discusses the history and benefits of tea drinking and reveals how her love of herbs led to making tea from her garden. Meet at Innis House. 7 p.m. Inniswood Metro Gardens, 940 S. Hempstead Rd., Westerville. 614-8910700. metroparks.net

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Authors Salute To National Poetry Month, Poets from the Westerville Poetry Group will share work from their published books. Enjoy readings by Joan Moos (“To Soar: Life is an Attitude”) and Betty Bleen (“Bad Red Shoes”).

An optional open mic reading and discussion will follow. Books will be available for purchase and signing. 7-8:45 p.m. Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St., Westerville. 614-882-7277.

Salsa Madness with Carlos Rubio and DJ Bloo, Every Wednesday night you can dance to the hottest salsa, mambo, cha cha, bachata and merengue spun by DJ Bloo.

Dance Lesson at the beginning of each night with Carlos Rubio, the Salsa King of Ohio.

8 p.m. $10 class (includes admission for the whole night); $5 after 9:30 p.m. Shadowbox Live, 503 S. Front St., Brewery District. 614-316-8818. salsamante.com

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Writers’ Block Poetry Night, Writers’ Block Poetry Night hosts open mics, poetry slams, features and other poetryrelated events. Renowned host Scott Woods and crew aim to make this the most irreverent show around (but always respect the poetry). 8-10:30 p.m. $5.

Kafe Kerouac, 2250 N. High St., Campus. 614-545-8368. writersblockpoetry.com

Dance Line Dancing, All skill levels and ages are invited to participate in this daytime line dancing program held at Town Hall. No registration required.

Please wear shoes with leather soles or socks. Free. 10-11:30 a.m. Groveport Town Hall, 648 Main St., South Side. 614836-3333.

grow into a new way of living. Let us help you take the first step. To further explore how to cope with life, sign up for Dr. Linda Karlovec’s Stress Management Group, held the second Wednesday of the month. 6:30-8 p.m. Meers Inc., 3246 Henderson Rd., Upper Arlington. 614-451-0176. meersinc.com

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Mic Comedy Night. Comics sign up by 9 p.m., show starts at 9:30 p.m. 9:30-11:30 p.m.

Free. Surly Girl Saloon, 1126 N. High St., Short North. 614294-4900. surlygirlsaloon.com

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EXCITING TAG SALE IN WORTHINGTON 6185 MIDDLEBURY DR. W. 43085 near 161 & Olentangy. HOME FILLED WITH FINE FURN., ANTIQUE QUILTS, BED AND DINING SETS, CHINA, CRYSTAL. TREASURES ABOUND. CALL J.B. ROSS FOR MORE DETAILS 614-214-5381 FRI. APRIL 5TH preview sale 4-7 SAT. 9:30-4. Sun. 11-4.

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Spectacular neo-classical home (owner occupied since 1961) with vast array of collections that reflect a lifetime of travel, gourmet cooking and entertaining. Well represented categories include: antiques, fine furniture, luxury goods, artwork, china and silver. Countless decorative and household items as befit a prestigious Preston Road home.

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State certified scale.

Will beat anyone’s price. $35 dwt, 22.43/gr for 14k. û Sterling flatware û û wanted 21+/oz. û Safe Grove City location at 3919 Broadway, across from Schoedinger.

M-F 9:30-5:30, Sat 10-4 614-946-3846 Hall Chjna Sale-Free & Open to Public. Sat 4-13-13- 9 -11:30 am Huge sale at the Embassy Suites Cols Hotel Ballroom, 2700 Corp. Exch. Dr., Columbus 43231.

Antique Hall from teapots to dinnerware, multiple sellers. Sale is part of national Hall China Convention. For details 724-942-1492

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SPINE SPORTS INDUSTRIAL REHAB6810 PERIMETER DR. SUITE 100 DUBLIN OHIO 43016. DR. GORDON KORBY D.O. IS OUT OF THE OFFICE FOR AN UNDETERMINED AMOUNT OF TIME. WE ARE ASKING THAT YOU CONTACT YOUR PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN , OR REFERRING PHYSICIAN OR YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY FOR YOUR CONTINUED TREATMENT OPTIONS. WE ARE EXTREMELY SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.

2001 Redman-Lse opt. 3BR/1BA, $650mo.+$650dep.

1978 Schultz $7k cash. Move MH’s Free in park.

Fairlane M.H. Park, 3433 S. High St. 614-491-6313.

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Court Ordered Real Estate Auction By order of the Muskingum Co. Court of Common Pleas, the foll. Real Estate will be sold at Public Auction - 4391 Headleys Mill Rd. Pataskala. Just west of St. Rt. 310 - apx. ½ mi. N. of St. Rt. 16. (signs posted) Sun. April 21st, 2013 Starting 12:00 Noon Open House Dates: Sun. April 7th & 14th, 2013 12:00 Noon - 2:00 P.M. Single family 2 story home built in ’78, on 6.32 +/beautiful acres with woods, stream & wildlife. Prop. has 2492 sq. ft. +/-, 3 Bdrms, 2 ½ Baths, Lg. den w/ WBFP, Fam. Rm w/ WBFP, Front room, Kit. w/ eating area, Formal D.R., lg. Bsement , C.A.. 3 car detached Garage. Gated drive & Hot tub. Prop. sells AS-IS & subj. to conf. Please see www.auctionzip.com I.D. # 7846 for bal. of terms & chattels auction 4/13/13 Real Estate offered by: J.W. Cutler & assoc. Inc. Steve Green Auctioneer/ Realtor (740) 965-9140 J.W. Cutler - Broker (614) 825-2940 Owner: Name withheld by request. 2% Buyer broker co-op offered to pre-registered bidders.

Dublin. Great family home in Brandon. Dublin Schools, Large yard, Landscaped. 100% Cedar Siding. Dublin/Brandon home for sale by owner. $339,000. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. 2585 sq. ft. plus full basement, 1/2 finished with Owens Corning walls. Lots of storage area. Built in 1991. Gas heat and new A/C. Hardwood floors plus carpet throughout. Upgraded appliances. Enclosed back porch. Gas fire place. Two car garage. Call for appointment: 614-766-5471

BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC. (614)791-1154 or (614)565-5666 www.brunerland.com

UNION CO: Great 5 acres, $35,900.

Marysville Schools.

FOXBORO 4BR 2.5bth on cul de sac! Rosati windows, SS applncs, secur. system, 20x17 patio, fenced yard, part. fin. BSMNT, updated baths, WBFP, 3-seasons rm, water deduct meters. All furnishings negotiable.

Will pay buyer’s agent. IF NO AGENT, ASKING $185,000. Call to see 614-537-4085

Owner financing available.

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Luxury Real Estate Auction! 9765 E. Prospect Rd., Hillsboro. Held On-Site Sat. April 20th at 11AM. Open House Sun., April 14th Noon-3pm. Truly a breathtaking country estate! Build memories that will last generations with this 57+/- Acre compound including 2 exceptionally built homes with all the updated features including granite countertops, prefinished hardwood floors, & more! Estate also has a carriage home, barn w/ 4 horse stalls & large pole barn. Beyond the main house, serenity is the mood as you make your way to the beautiful gazebo overlooking the pond & rolling hills - the perfect setting for a corporate retreat or your own private get-a-way. The memories will last forever, but the auction is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Never on the market or offered before!

Beth Rose Auction Co., LLC & Loss Realty Group 877.696.7653 - BethRoseAuction.com

499 Evening St. Worthington Tues., Apr. 9 6 pm.

To settle the estate of David Herwitz, Probate #556857, we will sell the 1516 sq. ft. ranch w/ 3 bdrms., full bsm’t. & att. garage at public auction.

Property is solid but needs updated. 1 owner - 1st time offered! YOUR OPPORTUNITY! OPEN Sun., 4/7 1-2 pm. Exec. Richard Bailey, atty.

For addit. pics & info., see www.mikealbertauctioneer.com MIKE ALBERT REALTORS & AUCTS. 614-306-0772

Multi-Property Auction 1:00 Sun April 7 Auction Location is 1174 E. Livingston Ave $3000 Minimum Bid Auction Duplex 1174-1176 E. Livingston Ave, Cols 43205 Two 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Duplex Units ûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûû $1500 Minimum Bid Auction Duplex 274-276 Dakota Ave, Cols 43223 Two 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Duplex Units This Duplex is in need of Rehab Restoration ûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûû ûû $2000 Deposit Required 1:00 Sun April 7 Details, Pictures, Terms & Conditions www.KeithOrrAuctioneer.com www.OhioRealEstateAuctions.com Keith Orr (614) 565-1566

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7,280 Commercial Building 1016 Barnett Rd, Columbus

Large Former Auto Repair Facility 0.41 Acres Zoned M (Manufacturing) 3 Auto Bays Great Location 5 Miles East of Downtown Columbus and Less than 2 Miles South of I-70!

Inspection: By Appointment See Website for Full Terms and Conditions Case#: 10-CVE-10-014516 10% Buyer’s Premium

Licenses: David A. Kessler: 57196307479; Jeffrey Doner: 2010000058 Ohio/Indiana Discount Realty: REC.0000439981 David A. Kessler, BRK.0000113651

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DUBLIN/SAWMILL/WESTERVILLE- 1,200 Sq. Ft. $700-$1195. FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED OFFICE1,200 Sq. Ft, Short Term . Ready to Move In! Call 889-0376 or 764-8605 Gahanna Office Space 109 W. Johnstown Rd. Gahanna Brick house for rent.

Previously was a law office.

Storage space avail. 740-927-5003 Gahanna Office Space 109 W. Johnstown Rd. Gahanna Brick house for rent.

Previously was a law office.

Storage space avail. 740-927-5003

DENTIST/MEDICAL

OFFICE AVAILABLE IN POWELL

1,250 SF office already plumbed for a dentist office.

Please call 614-781-2731 to inspect 9926 Brewster Ln

GROVE CITY

The 5% Guy Bill Fannin Jr. William Fannin Realty Inc. 614-207-3662 ZANESVILLE AREACountry living in the city, 1 acre, 3-4BR, 2BA, step down LR, stove, W/D incl swimming pool, ready to move in. $92,000 Firm. Call 740-588-3549

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E.V. BISHOFF CO. OFFICE SPACE DOWNTOWN & EAST from $200/mo Conference rm, kitchen & wifi incl WAREHOUSE - ART STUDIO IN WAREHOUSE Brewery District Starting at $140/mo

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RANCH, Built in 2006. off 270 & 62, 4bedrooms w/master bath & office, finished basement includes 2 lg Br with bath, 1st floor laundry, F/P large deck, fenced yard, 2 car attached garage, lots of storage, immed. possession. $149,900. 614-668-5658. ûûûûû SW COLUMBUS - 848 MARK PLACE NO QUALIFYING, LOW DOWNPAYMENT 3BR, 1 BA, Ranch, See Flyer on door for detail or check out www.anycredithomebuyer.com ûûûûû

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PRIME FIRST FLOOR & OTHER SUITES with great amenities

1350 SF of prime first floor space w/floor to ceiling windows & separate outside entrance available in WesBanco Building at 2000 W. Henderson Rd. adjacent to Upper Arlington. Other suites available from 250 to 4525 SF. Contact Stacie Warren at 614-545-6222 www.HadlerCompanies.com

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FRANKLIN CO: Super 7 acres, $93,900 or 1 acre, $32,900.

KNOX CO: 5 acres, woods, $49,900.

North of Centerburg.

Office Desk Space-

WAREHOUSE SPACE @ I-70 & I-71 split. Outside storage avail. 200 to 125,000 sq. ft avail.

RETAIL SPACES EAST 1200 sq.ft to 6250 sq.ft avail.

Many Locations

614-221-4736 www.evbco.com DUBLIN OFFICE

6170 RIVERSIDE DR., RT 33 S OF 161. QUIET, WOODED SETTING 2000 SF WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING AND FIRE PLACE, KITCHENETTE. EXCELLENT PARKING

18 MO LEASE WITH 3 MO FREE DISCOUNTED RENT $2250.

614-764-8605

BROADWAY CENTER

Retail space for lease 4800 & 5250 SF. Available immediately. Grove City, corner of Broadway and Southwest Blvd.

Call The Hadler Companies Leasing Dept. at 614-545-6222 or visit: www.hadlercompanies.com CHURCH/OFFICE/CAR LOT AND GARAGES FOR RENT. Avail immediately. 2275-2281 W Broad St. 2 and 4 car garages at 2293 W Broad St. Good for Mechanic/body shop. $350/mo & up. Call 1-800-4238985.

NEWARK/GRANVILLE AREA

3200 & 3500 SF highly visible retail locations for lease on W. Church St. Call 614-545-6222. www.hadlercompanies.com East Retail Space, great traffic, small deposit with variable lease. Call 235-9080 Need More Staff? Advertise job openings in Alive

Affordable office space 1,250 to 2,500 SF starting at only $1,200/mo. Call 614-781-2731 or visit our models open daily. www.affordableofficerentals.com

POLARIS AREA

Affordable office space 1,250 to 2,500 SF starting at only $1300/mo. Call 614 781-2731 or visit our models open daily. www.affordableofficerentals.com BEXLEY AREA- 2831 E Main St. Office space for lease.

Single offices to multi offices. 50 parking spaces.

Security. $7.85 SF. Call Art R 236-1178 ext 2 for details.

Eastside Office Space 200-3100 SF starting at $200/Mo, Utilities Incld.

Real Estate Opportunity 501-4444 Eastside Office Space 540-1020 SF. Starting at $560 utilities included. Call 235-9080.

Rental Living 1/2 DOUBLE WESTGATE; FENCED YARD, FULL BASEMENT. 56 NORTH ROYS AVE ( NORTH ROYS/WEST BROAD)1/2 DOUBLE HOUSE IN WESTGATE3 BDRROM1 BATHFENCED BACK YARDOFF STREET PARKING IN BACKQUIET STREET650 DEPOSITPETS ALLOWEDAVAILABLE NOW

1 BR BLOWOUT!

$99 Deposit, No App Fee! ∂ At I-270, Near Easton ∂ Quiet, Wooded Area ∂ Private Entrances, Patios

614-882-3609

2232 Howey - 2BR, basement. 3150 Astor - 3BR, CA, garage, alarm. Call Mary 235-9080.

3333 W. Broad St- 1BR Apts.

$425/mo. and up. 224-4331 Ê $405/Mo. 1 BR Ê$499/Mo. 2 BR ÊReynoldsburg Schools Ê Very safe community. Ê Section 8 Ok. Call 614-868-8650 $800/ 2769 Columbus Ave, BEX, 2BR, 1ba, rec rm, bsmt, deck, fen yd, off st parking. Bexley City Schls $725/ 3688 Tylor, 3BR, 1ba, bsmt, Madison Twp. 273-6131 Call Paul. $35 app fee. More similar rentals also avail. www.eastcolumbusrentals.com 880 E Broad & 17th St Luxury Apt. Hdwd Flrs, tall ceilings, off st pkg, C/A. 477-5559

$99 Deposit!

1 BR BLOWOUT!

•Private Entrances •Onsite Laundry •Quiet Wooded Area •Near Rt 161 & 270.

Call 614-882-1480

Alpine Village - Hilton Ave. Lg 1&2 BR, patios, pool, cpt, etc. Southwest School Dist. From $399. 878-6615 $350 & $400 Move-in Special Arbor Village Dr 4991- 1BR, A/C, security door. No pets, heat/water incl. $460/mo. 614-486-5035 Arborwood, Cols 43229. $99 Dep; 2BR/1BA TH, full unfin. bsmt., No CA. Pets ok. Mins. from 161&71.

Sorry, Sect. 8 not accepted. $460 incls water.

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REPLACING YOUR PLACE?

Owner financing available.

Open Sunday 1-4pm 123 Roundwood Ct. Fox Glen in Pickerington.

Custom 1st floor master two story on a spectacular wooded/reserve lot. Full walkout basmnt, 3.5 baths, granite counters, 3 car gar. Brand new!

Fred Rector Keller Williams Capital Partners 614-579-6784, fredrector@kw.com

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION No Minimum and No Reserve 2 Condos loc. in Tamarack Sells on 4/19/13 @ 11AM on site. Properties will be offered High Bidders choice, buy one or buy them both DESCRIPTION: 5731E Pine Tree St. W., Cols.

43229 Franklin Co. PID 010187450-00 5743C Pine Tree St. W., Cols. OH, 43229 Franklin Co. PID 010-187490-00 For complete details visit: www.ohiorelestateauctions. com or call (937)572-4468

Seasoned Firewood-$280 for 2 cords. Cut, split, delivered, dumped. Quality,quantity guarantee.

Call 740-755-4082 or 740-334-9945

White Pine Trees are balled and burlapped, sheared to premium shape and state inspected 5ft. $42., 6ft. $49., 7ft.$60. ,8ft $72. Delivery and planting available at additional cost. Pin Oak, Tulip Poplar and Norway Spruce trees available also. See are web site grovestreescape.com for more info or call 740-3423865

HILLIARD CONDOMINIUM One owner 2 BR, 2.5 baths, 1 car attached garage, full basement, private patio...excellent condition, clubhouse, pool...ONLY $89,500 Call Gary 614.352.4876 American Dream Realty

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û RESTAURANT HOODS ûStainless/ painted. With & without make-up air. Installation & Fire systems.

New & Used. Guaranteed to pass code. û 1-800-941-8633

VERY LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION 10 AM SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH 160 Logan Thornville Rd. Bremen, OH 43107 Two auction rings at times!

Antiques & collector items, farm equipment & tools & much more! 740.385.7195 For complete listings, see: www.opperman-auctions.com

UNION CO: Great 5 acres, $35,900.

Marysville Schools.

GARAGE STORAGE TO RENT Located near Polaris. $90/mo. û 614-846-8488 û MUST SELL " Asking $35K, Market Value $100K 614-622-3420 REYS. Wrehs. 45x15 ea bay 16’ high, (2) 12x14 O/H drs w/elec $300mo & Garage 10x20 $99mo. 864-1325.

FREE HOME. You fix it, you own it!

No application fee! Olentangy Schools Call Betsy today! 1-888-439-1366 EHO

Counrty Living, A corner lot 410Ft x 75Ft, Reynoldsburg at Palmer Rd. a foundation ready for modular or house. A big garden space. All utilities ready for hookup, two mins from Palmer and Taylor, 5 mins from Walmat and Sams Club.

614-863-8851 / 614-595-9004

PRE-SEASON SALE- Exmark, Snapper, Cub Cadet, Ferris, Bobcat. Best Prices Ever. Financing available to qualified customers.

Hilliard Lawn & Garden 5300 Cemetery Rd. 614-876-4054

TWO electric motor medical scooters, $400, $800. Call 614-893-8486.

KNOX CO: 10+ wooded acres, $65,900.

North of Centerburg.

2013 UA Community MarketPlace. Upper Arlington City Wide Garage Sale and Business Market. Sat May 4, 2013, 9AM To participate sign-up at uachamber.org or call 614.481.5710

HANDYMAN SPECIAL!

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r WE SELL NEW q MERCHANDISE AT 1/3 THE COST OF JEWELRY STORES. NEED STERLING SILVERWARE. We Specialize In: Buying and Selling Wedding and Engagement Rings.

12 E. Bridge St. Dublin next to Domino’s Pizza.

614-266-4848.

M-F 10a-6p; Sat 10a-5p.

FRANKLIN CO: Super 7 acres, $93,900 or 1 acre, $32,900.

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We buy diamonds inset and loose - All Sizes.

We buy gold, diamonds, platinum, silver, costume jewlery, silverware, Estate Jewlery and coins.

BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC. (614)791-1154 or (614)565-5666 www.brunerland.com

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Spacious 2 BR TH w/ finished or unfin bsmt.

1 & 2 BR gardens also. Section 8 accepted.

614-864-3200, ask for Rob.

Chelsea Townhomes ASSISTED HOUSING Bending Brook Apts

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1-2 BR apts, Section 8. Southwestern Schools Open 8-5 Mon-Fri 875-8482, TTY Dial 711 TownHomes Management, Inc.

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EASTSIDE TWIN

3766 Petzinger Rd. - only $630/mo!

3BR twin w/basement, eat-in kitchen with appliances, & washer/dryer hook-up!

Avail now! Call 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com

EAST - STUDIOS & 1BR’s starting at $369/mo. Near Eastland Mall Quiet Wooded Area, Laundry, Private Patio. Near busline. Ample parking. È 614-778-3958.

Franklinton

SOUTHPARK APTS.

Near S. High St. Large 2 & 3 BR Apts

RENT BASED ON INCOME

Beulah Rd. near Cooke & Maize, Attr. 2BR Cptd.

W/D hookups. Call 477-5559 Broad Meadows Blvd - Lg 1& 2BR just N. of Graceland. A/C, cptd, off st pkg. 477-5558 Move-in Special Busch Blvd & 161 area. 2BR TH w/ Bsmt, W/D hook-ups, off st pkg. 774-2021 Clintonville Area, Spacious 1BR, 66 W. Hudson, off st pkg, A/C. $469/ mo 477-5559

û Colonial Village Apts. û 1 Bedroom apartments.

Call 429-5015 Come take a look at this brick ranch home! 3 bedrooms and a full bathroom on the main floor with living room! The full lower level is partially finished with a rec room & nice bar, ½ bathroom, washer and dryer hook-ups and additional storage area with central A/C. For your convenience there is a driveway and off street parking. All of above featured in a quiet neighborhood in North Columbus Crosscreek Apts- Lg 1&2 BR, twhse w/bsmt. A/C, patio, pool. Corner of Noe-Bixby. 614-477-5559

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EAST 3BR $695-$795/mo. #860-0802

East- 3BR house for rent, appliances incl, full bsmt clean Sec 8 tenants only.

614-732-5598

EAST - Appleway condo. E. Livingston/Brice area.

W/D, 1BR ranch, patio, $480mo. 614-648-3619 East- close to 270 Country Club Rd. 1 bdrm w/patio, wooded landscape, laundry facilities. 864-6300 EAST-Large 1/2 double 3BR, 1.5Ba, full bsmt, no pets, Sec 8 ok. $585/mo. 321 Napoleon. 270-8966 East- large 2 BR townhome, full basement, private patio, CA, WD hook up. 614-237-0638.

Call Toll Free 866-550-5169 or TDD 800-750-0750

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2BR TH in Groveport ONLY $594/mo!

Groveport-Madison Schools, washer/dryer included, open staircase, patio, residential area w/huge park, carports & garages, pets welcome, end units avail.!

Call 614-836-7520 today! www.MyPlaceElkRun.com Groveport schools, 3BR, fin bsm, 2CG, split level, A/C, fen yr, porch, $850/mo, Sec8 ok, 614-286-6059

HAMILTON CREEK APARTMENTS

April move in special $399 moves you in w/ 13 month lease. 614-492-8111 M-F 9:00 to 6:00 Equal Housing Opportunity

1BR gardens, all elec. Pets welcome w/ restrictions.

Call for Appt. 614-891-4928 FREE RENT! Low Deposit! Newly updated 1 & 2 BR Apartments! Call 614-475-6160 FURN. 1-2BR mobile home, clean, no pets, $450 & up + dep Nr. busline. Nr. Downtown. Call 614-252-2804.

GERMAN VILLAGE, Huge 2br half double on great street. Fenced yard, 1 car gar, hdwd flrs, C/A, no dogs, Avl 4/1, $875. Call 614-323-8338.

GRANDVIEW - 1BR apt 1 blk from Giant Eagle.

Hardwd flrs, no dogs. $650. 614-488-8885 GROVE CITY - 3677 DEMOREST RD. Twin single, 2BR with 1/2 basement, includes water, sewage & trash paid. $700 per month.

Senior Citizen discount. No pets.

Call 614-843-2378

HARDWOOD/TILE FLOOR- Wonderful location1 & 2BR’s. Call for specials 614-436-2900.

East Worthington Village

GROVE CITY 875-0076

Come see what’s to LOVE! We offer year around swimming, fitness AND pay most of your utilities!

No application fee. Low sec. dep. On-site mgt.

AND maint. Call 614-885-7600 for Details

Spacious 1 & 2 BR Apts. Free Cable & Internet Specials, Save you hundreds of $$.

Grove City area! 3BR, 2.5ba, stove, frig, GR, DR, bsmt, 2 car gar. $1195/mo. John Hellwege, Sanctuary Realty 614-272-5330 Grove City Rd. Meadow Park Apts, 2BR, fully carpeted, A/C, Laundromat. 871-0356 Grove City! Small Ranch! 2BR, 1ba, stove, frig, LR, no bsmt, shed, no gar. $665/mo. John Hellwege, Sanctuary Realty 272-5330

Grove City/SW Schls

Free Cable/Internet Specials. 3BR, 2.5 BA, Gas Heat, CA, Stove, Ref, D/W, Micro. New Carpet. Large fin.

Rec Rm. Walk to Schls/ Park $1270/mo. 876-0076 Rev Up Your Car Search Alive has hundredseven thousands of autos for sale!

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HILLIARD RANCH CONDO 2Br, 2Ba, 1 Car attached Gar, Clean & Quiet Area, W/D incl., No Pets & No Smoking, $975/mo. 614-530-6802 HILLIARD VILLAGE end unit, 3BR, 2.5BA, large closets, full basement. 2 .5 car garage, deck with privacy fence, fenced yard, F/P, C/A, club house, fitness center, pool, hiking trails, $1280/mo. Avail 5/4/13. Call 614-457-8159.

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Lauffer Ravines - Westerville Schools. Lg 2BR, just E of Cleveland Ave, Just S of Schrock Rd, A/C, From $575. 899-1390

LEASE/PURCH. or RENT 3 & 4BR Homes, 9 avail, starting at $725/month.

No Sect 8. Low down, bad credit OK, 434-8406, www.HomesbyAW.com

MILLER-KELTON AREA - 1 blk S of Main. 1 BR $325 mo. 740-936-0327 ASK ABOUT FREE RENT! Mt Carmel area- W Rich & Martin. 2BR flat, no pets, AC, W/D hkups. $425/mo. Call 614-486-5035.

N-3BR, 1.5 BA, 2CG, fend bkyd, many more updates Rent or own -$675 dep 614-341-7138 NE-1138 Zebulon Ave, 3BR, hrdw floors, bsmt, lots of updates, A/C, new siding, $750/mo. 740-548-9764 NE- 1799 Huy Rd, Updated 3BR, bsmt, HW flrs, 2 car gar. $800/mo. Owner agent Liz Tyler 882-8406 NORTH: Karl Rd Senior Condo age 55 or older- 2 bed, 2 bath, small pet OK. $489 mo +fee or buy for $39,750. Owner financing avail.

Shown by appt. phone 774-6325

Northland Condo.

For Age 55 and over. Quiet Living. 2 bedrooms, Washer, Dryer, Stove, Refrigerator. No application fee. $ 599/mo., $500/dep. Call (614) 878-4778

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Oakwood, N. of Livingston 4 bdrm on busline, $800 mo. 614-252-2597

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OSU - 3 MOS SUBLET - Lg 1 BR Apt, $640/mo Utilities Included, $300 dep Next to OSU Campus, Furnished or Unfurnished Move in between 4/14 and 5/1. 419-265-1975 OSU/Grandview - 1 & 2 BR garden apts. Gas heat and water. Laundry fac./off street parking 294-0083

PICKERINGTON TWIN

456 Blenheim Ct. - only $1049/mo!

3BR, 2.5BA, 2-story twin w/large eat-in kitchen, garage & master bedroom with huge closet and cathedral ceiling!

Avail. 4/15. Call 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com

RENT or LEASE/PURCH. 3 & 4BR Homes, 9 avail, starting at $725/month.

No Sect 8. Low down, bad credit OK, 434-8406, www.HomesbyAW.com

REYNOLDSBURG HOUSE 8980 Ridgeline Dr. - only $1390/mo!

4BR, 2.5 bath single fam. home, with huge open design! Avail. now! Call 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com

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REYNOLDSBURG TWIN

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2171 Hughey Dr - only $879/mo!

3BR 1.5 bath, 2-story twin w/eat-in kitchen, garage & basement that is perfect for family time!

Avail. 4/20. Call 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com

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SENIOR HOUSING

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Coffee/Donut Shop, 1200 s.f. w/poss. 800sf foun. installed on 1AC. corner of 56/hwy. 76 E. 864-200-6418.

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MSW with LSW needed for part time counseling contract work. Please send your resume to: alicja@counselingadventure.com

Skilled Trades

Construction

Specialty construction firm has opening for two full time team members. Prior construction experience helpful but will also train. Company performs maintenance work on communication structures around Ohio. Health benefits, 401k plan, training and other benefits available. Concrete, electrical or welding experience a plus. Valid driver’s license required. For consideration email resume to sales@cesco1.com

DOZER OPERATOR For residential finish work.

Exp. necessary. CDL required.

Call: 740-927-9100

ELECTRICIANS, $26/hr

Now hiring Residential Service Electricians. 50% paid health insurance, paid vacations, company truck , excellent retirement package and a whole lot more. Those seeking long-term, year round employment. email resume to: kellyault@kmaelectric.com

GRADER OPERATORS

SOUTH - SOUTHERN PINES

3BR bi level, 1250 sf., gar., big fenced yard, wood flrs., A/C, 1 block to new Elementary Schools, $875/mo. No sect. 8. Call (614) 266-6848.

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Education-Instruct.

Local paving company taking applications for Grader Operators (stone crew foreman).

Job includes benefits. Call 614-252-2111.

HEAD MECHANIC

Acorn Farms Inc. seeks a self- motivated individual to manage our fleet of equipment and 2-3 people.

Must have extensive background in Diesel engines, Trucks, Ag equipment, Tractors & skid steer loaders.

Will be responsible for managing inventories and scheduling repairs in a cost effective manner. Some computer skills required. Drug testing required.

Must have own tools. Full benefit package available after 1 yr . Send resume with references to: Acorn Farms Inc. 7679 Worthington Rd, Galena, OH 43021 or email resume to acornfarms@acornfarms.com No phone calls. EOE.

HEAVY DUTY TRUCK & TRAILER MECHANIC

For Freightliner & Volvo. Must have experience in brakes, tires & general maintainance. Air conditioning a plus. Please call Marci at 614-276-8813 EXT 229.

HVAC INSTALLER

Great opportunity for experienced HVAC installer.

Must have good communications skills, friendly and a team player. Well established Company with full befefits package. Call 614-471-0707.

Kids World Learning Center

Now hiring for 2 locations!!!!! Various positions at Kids World Learning Center & The Little Prep School.

Minimal requirements: CDA and 1 year experience working in the Early Childcare field. Job fair for Saturday April 6th from 10:00am -2:00 pm. Email resume to kidsworld07@sbcglobal.net by April 4th NO PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED FOR INTERVIEWS! The HomeSpectioníTraining Institute Become a Certified Home Inspector.

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HVAC Residential Service Specialists

Are you not getting enough hours to pay the bills?

Do you feel you are not getting paid what you are worth? Are you stuck in a dead end job with no advancement opportunities?

If you answered yes to any of these questions it may be time to change your work environment now! If you are self-disciplined, ethical, dependable, technically competent, looking for a career (not just a job) and want to improve your family’s financial situation, we may have a position for you.

Requirements include clean background, good driving record, 2 years of experience troubleshooting residential heating & cooling systems, and always doing what is in the best interest of the client. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and 401(k) plan. Atlas Butler also offers 40 hours of paid training per year to all field associates. Qualified candidates should call Greg at (614) 737-8609, fax resume to (614) 294-1625 Attn: Greg, or e-mail resume to: gbenua@atlasbutler.com.

Atlas Butler is a Drug Free, Equal Opportunity Employer

HVAC TECHNICIANS

Commercial & Residential. Minimum 5 yrs. exp.

Top pay, paid holidays & vacation, retirement & uniforms; health & dental Call 614-836-9119 or send resume to franklinheating@aol.com

$595/Mo. 2 BR TH with unfinished bsmt, lower utilities & close to schools.

Corner of Baldwin & E. Livingston.

614-457-6650

Laundry Service Tech

$11 - $12/hr.

• Exp’d w/ washers & dryers • Mech. inclined, w/some elec. knowledge pref. Must pass bkgrnd check, drug test & have good MVR. Apply in person: 721 Hadley Dr., Cols, OH 43228.

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MAINTENANCE - GENERAL Dominican Sisters of Peace

BE YOUR OWN BOSS! New Columbus North

Has a great opportunity for an individual wanting to start their own delivery business by becoming an owner/operator of a

DELIVERY TRUCK!

International Paper, a world leader in industrial packaging, is currently seeking candidates for the position of Maintenance Supervisor at our Delaware, OH Container Plant.

All Positions require: Pre-employment drug test (will be provided by employer) along with a clean background and driving record. *Previous Experience a plus.

We offer competitive salary, good benefits, and medical insurance.

Fax resume and other information to Human Resources @740-681-1389.

CHEMICAL DRIVERS NEEDED Dupre’ Logistics, LLC is hiring in YOUR area!

We offer the most comprehensive, innovative package in the Chemical Driving Industry! $1500 Sign On Bonus Regional Dedicated Runs • Avg up to $77,000 Annually • Paid Hourly + O.T. after 40 Hours

For used car lot.

ML Dougherty’s 9695 US Highway 40, West Jefferson, OH 43162 614-879-8114

Track Hoe Operator

Experienced in residential basement excavation & sanitary sewer laterals. Class "A" CDL required.

Competitive wage & benefits. Varney Excavating, 614-891-4854.

We are Looking For Some Great People!

LOCAL DRIVERS

Immediate openings available for local tractor trailer drivers for 2nd shift schedule near Marysville, OH area. Home daily & no touch freight. Full time positions with weekly pay & family benefits.

Must have Class A CDL with clean MVR & one year verifiable exp.

Applications taken at 11590 Twp Rd 298, Building 2E, East Liberty, OH 43319 or call 800-274-3721 to schedule an interview.

CPC Logistics, Inc. www.callcpc.com

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Regional Drivers for Dedicated Operation Up to $.44 CPM & $1000 Sign-On Bonus Guarantee $875 Pay for first 12 weeks

If you’re interested in being part of an operation working out of a dedicated location that will afford you plenty of home time, then this is the call to make. Premier Transportation is adding positions to its Dedicated Operations and looking for Class A CDL drivers. Complete compensation package with mileage pay, stop pay, drop & hook pay, insurances, vacations, holidays. In addition, pay is offered for clean compliance inspections, monthly safety bonus, above stated sign-on bonus and a $1000 longevity bonus which is paid annually.

For addition information, please call Recruiting at 800-584-9131 or apply online at www.premiertransportation.com "Recruiting". EOE. Browse our ads on the web! www.dispatch.com

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DRIVERS

± Home daily & weekends. ± Regional Carrier ± Class A CDL required ± Competitive pay ± Benefit package Call 614-275-4994 or apply at www.lvtrucking.com

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DRIVERS CDL A GREAT DRIVING JOBS!

Over 40 local & road positions avail. Local am & pm shifts. Road home every wk. 1 yr TT exp req. Call 866-887-0440 or apply: www.cowansystems.com

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Rush Package Delivery needs Independent Contractors w/full size cargo vans now! We have several routes avail. Please call 800-989-7874.

Owner Operator

Daily Runs to Indy ( $5,000 Sign-On Bonus ( Excellent Rates ( Paid FSC, loaded & empty ( Daily Hometime ( 75% Drop & Hook ( Great Fuel & Tire Discounts ( Lease Purchase available ( CDL-A with 1 year exp req’d.

888-704-0723 www.comtrak.com OWNER OPERATORS RAIL FREIGHT TO CHICAGO LOTS OF DROP AND HOOK SIGN ON BONUS PLATE PROGRAM ZERO FEE FUEL CARD BIG FUEL DISCOUNTS PREMIUM PAID IF YOU HAVE YOUR OWN AUTHORITY CDL A REQUIRED WHITACRE LOGISTICS LLC 2110 WATKINS RD. 614-497-2331

Transfer Drivers - CDL A & B Need 20 CDL A or B contract drivers to transfer straight trucks, tractors, etc. to & from various locations throughout US. Apply Sat & Sun, April 6 & 7, 8A-5P at LaQuinta Inn & Suites, 5510 Trabue Rd. Cols, OH or call 888-668-6885 Ext 1234 for further info. www.mamotransportation.com

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Owner Operator Couriers

Combine your sales skills and desire with our opportunity to provide the career you are looking for. We offer Base Pay plus Comm. avg. $15/hr., Benefits, Rapid Advancement.

Fax: 888-226-8219.

Email: bhamilton@bcmsmail.com.

Phone :614-850-2740 x2206. EOE

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DRIVER Teams CDL-B & A-Hazmat OTR Team Owner Operators No Team Member, No Problem Truck w/sleeper No truck; no problem 888-997-9911 EXT 302 or 303

Account Tele-Sales

(877) 369-7196

ANY CAR

IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT JENNIFER AT 800-864-1688 EXT 634 OR APPLY ONLINE AT WWW.BOHRENINC.COM

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± $2000 SIGN ON BONUS ± REGIONAL RUNS ± HOME MOST WEEKENDS ± 100% DROP AND HOOK ± BENEFITS FOR COMPANY DRIVERS

Home Improvement Sales Consultant (Central Ohio)

Due to our growth, we are currently looking for two qualified sales consultants with expectations of earning $50,000 to $90,000 in the first year.

Successful candidates must be organized, highly motivated and have 2 years or more sales experience selling one call close of home improvements.

Other Information: ∂ Competitive commission plan - PAR WITH PROFIT SHARING/5% EXTRA FOR SELF GENERATED SALES ∂ Company supplied leads CALL (614) 725-3999 TODAY FOR AN INTERVIEW

JOIN OUR TEAM O’BLENESS HEALTH SYSTEMS DIRECTOR OF MARKETING QUALIFICATIONS: (Minimum) Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Journalism or related field. Demonstrated skills, knowledge and experience in creating and implementing strategic integrated marketing plans, with a track record of successful results in a service industry, ideally healthcare, with multiple distribution channels. Effective and innovative marketing communication experience and skills and a strong aptitude for promotional strategies, direct marketing and other tactics optimizing volume and market share. Superior strategic planning, critical thinking and writing skills.

Superb oral communication, interviewing researching and presentation skills. Brand management experience. 7-10 years in marketing, communications, or public relations.

(Desirable) Master’s Degree in Marketing, Journalism, Communications, or Business Administration. Specialized Knowledge: Experience with multi-level, matrix reporting work environments, Experience in a physician practice or other healthcare environment. Experience leading advertising/marketing/public relations agencies.

JOB SUMMARY: This position supports the O’Bleness Health System strategic imperative of growth by leading marketing activities for assigned areas of the O’Bleness Health System. S/he is accountable for developing marketing strategies that grow market share, clinical volume and customer loyalty for O’Bleness Health System physicians, inpatient and outpatient services. The Director of Marketing Communications will collaborate with peers in the Marketing & Communications and Development departments to create integrated strategic marketing communications plans for digital services, communications, media relations, creative services. This person will also serve as the media spokesperson for the organization and provide oversight of all public relations activities including crisis communication, media inquiries and development of public relations and communications plan that aligns with the marketing plan and strategic plan for the health system.

Email Resume to: George H. Perich, Director, Human Resources gperich@obleness.org EOE

16610 Square Drive, Marysville, OH • 937-642-3777

P/T retail product demonstrators needed for events and promotions. Come to our career fair at: Hilton Garden Inn 4625 Sawyer Rd Columbus, OH 43219 Apr 2: 3PM-8PM; Apr 3: 10AM-3PM www.asmnet.com/careers

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SALES

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Franklin Hills Memory Gardens

We are seeking a go-getter salesperson to assist our families with pre-need & at-need cemetery arrangements. We have a product that is recession resistant that everyone will need. The person we select for this career sales position must have very strongfinancial goals. We offer: ± Great paid training ± Top Commissions ± Benefits ± Advancement Experience is helpful but not necessary. Send resume to Franklin.Hills@insight-bc.com or fax to 614-837-4590. EOE. www. cmseast.com

Sales Professionals

Enjoy coming to work. Earn up to $100,000/yr.

Paid TrainingUp to 3 Appts/Day with Confirmed, Interested buyers (614) 984-2904 - Jim Cars Land Antiques Supplies Services Insulation Farm equipment Insurance Employment Dogs Sales You can find just about anything in the CLASSIFIED SECTION.

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COMPANY DRIVERS/OWNER OPS

Top Cat Concrete is currently taking applications for qualified ready mix truck drivers. Valid Class B CDL required. Will train. Competitive wages and benefits. Contact us today! 614-794-8116 Apply in person at 3296 Paris Court, Westerville, OH 43081

Train & Work for Us!

Do You:

3455 Centerpoint Dr. Ste H, Grove City, OH 43123.

8am-4pm, Mon-Fri.

Dedicated Lanes Available

TRUCK DRIVERS

• Enjoy working outdoors?

• Working with and meeting people?

• Have an interest in science?

If yes, you may have a future in AQUATICS Maintaining & Working on Lakes & Ponds

Drivers Wanted

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Applications will be accepted for qualified candidates ONLY online at www.internationalpaper.com/careers

Local (24 HR. Emergency Response) Environmental Company looking for Class "A" and "B" CDL Drivers along with Hydro/Pneumatic Excavating Operators (CDL required).

Regional road Drivers needed. Competative pay, excellent benefits. Home EVERY WKEND. Columbus West, call Bob at 800-662-9365. Columbus South & East call Kenton at 800-462-9365. Cols North / Mansfield area, call Mike at 888-262-9365.

Apply at www.rjtrucking.com. EOE.

Professional Drivers Needed

EAT & DRINK

International Paper offers a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, disability, life and accident insurance, vacation as well as a 401(k) plan and retirement savings account. This position is a training opportunity for a Maintenance Manger position. This is a great opportunity to start a career with a dynamic and proven manufacturer in the packaging industry.

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Requirements: Minimum of two years of manufacturing experience in the area of maintenance with proven skills in the areas of electrical, PLC, and computer-controlled equipment. Experience in preventive and predictive maintenance methods.

Strong mechanical knowledge of manufacturing processes. Ability to identify root cause of problems and effectively initiate immediate corrective action to prevent reoccurrence. Must have excellent interpersonal, problem solving, analytical, communication skills. Working knowledge and ability to utilize personal computers and software. Four-year degree preferred or equivalent experience. Supervisory experience, preferably in a corrugated or converting facility.

Call: 715-876-4000

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MUSIC

Maintenance Supervisor

This GREAT opportunity comes with SUPER SECURITY & UNLIMITED Earning Potential.

This is YOUR opportunity to work with the #1 Home Improvement Center!!

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PEOPLE

Duties consist of maintaining machinery, equipment, physical structures, HVAC system, plumbing system, sprinklers, emergency & general electrical system.

Position based in Columbus, OH. Submit resume to Jclark@oppeace.org or to Attn: Jason Clark, 2320 Airport Dr., Columbus, OH, 43219

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SALES - RETAIL

Polaris Parkway retail store looking for sales people.

Established international franchise, local ownership.

If you like to help people, you will love selling our products. No late retail hours.

Qualifications: ∂Sales experience preferred ∂Great communication skills ∂Detail oriented ∂Enjoy working with the public ∂Basic computer skills ∂College degree helpful PT, 3-4 days/wk, may lead to FT. Hourly + comm. $20+ HR realistic. Please send resume to: goodfeet185@yahoo.com

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Business Systems Analyst Populus Group seeks a Business Systems Analyst in Columbus, OH. Must have BS or equiv & 5 yrs exp in the job offered or any substantially similar pos. Send resumes to Alisha Bannister/Ref#4117 at:abannist@ populusgroup.com or Populus Group, 850 Stephenson Hwy, Ste 500, Troy, MI 48083.

NETWORK COORDINATOR

Non-profit technology organization seeks network coordinator to support installation, configuration, administration, maintenance, monitoring, backup, security and troubleshooting of data center and customer premises wide area network systems and hardware; support wireless network, including access points, controllers, and other components.

Knowledge and experience with routers, firewalls, switches, and TCPIP required. Knowledge of Voice over IP servers, phones, and other VoIP components preferred; Experience with interactive video hardware and software preferred.

Send resume and cover letter to: resume@laca.org Salary commensurate w/experience. Exc. Exenefits

Program Leaders

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Innovation Efforts, Composite Solutions Bus. -Owens Corning Science & Technology, LLC (Granville, OH): Dvlp alloy compositions & processes of manuf’g to create new advanced compositions & processes w/ long srvc life bushings. Dvlp new technology & further material science of our precious metal alloys. Req’ts: PhD. or foreign equiv in Metallurgical Eng’g or rel. tech field & 15 yrs exp dvlpg new technologies, production methods & techniques in manuf’g in precious metals alloy metallurgy. Req’d exp must incl dvlpg production & fabrication methods of precious metal alloys, specifically platinum alloys (incl melting, powder technology, forging, rolling, pressing, & welding) ; dvlpg new concepts in bushing metals & materials for cost reduction; glass fiber manuf’g; as well as utilizing methods of physical metallurgy, optical metallography, mechanical testing of alloy methods, & optical & X-ray spectrometry.

Submit resume to: Owens Corning, Laura McFadden, 2790 Columbus Rd, Rte 16, Granville, OH 43023.

Pls indicate job code OC-BD-CD.

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Risk Analyst II- Columbus, OH. Serve as key member of Modeling Data Infrastructure & Technology team w/in Chase Home Lending, Risk Modeling & Forecasting org. Design, dvlp, test, deploy, & maintain analytic apps & data structures needed for modeling & forecasting. Bachelor’s or equiv in CS, MIS, Eng’g (any), or rel. field, plus 5 yrs relevant exp; OR Master’s or equiv in CS, MIS, Eng’g (any), or rel. field, plus 3 yrs relevant exp. SAS Prog’g exp. Exp designing & dvlpg highly efficient SAS code for use in automated data processing sys’s on Unix based platforms. Exp w/ Unix shell scripting. Exp working w/ SQL in relational dbase environ. Demonstrated exp manipulating & summarizing lrg quantities of data.

Knowl of version control tools & processes. To apply, visit http://careers.jpmorganchase.com & apply to job #130019682. EOE, AAE, M/F/D/V. J.P. Morgan Chase is a marketing nameof JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Chase Manhattan Bank is a subsidiary of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (c) 2003 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved. www.jpmorganchase.com Technology Director, VP JPMorgan Chase & Co. has an opening for a Technology Director, VP in Columbus, OH. Act as application development lead delivering highly complex, large scale development programs. Less than 50% travel req’d to various, unanticipated sites throughout the U.S. and globally. Email resume to maria.il.rodriguez @jpmchase.com, with job number 130003222 in the subject line. EOE.

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Technology Hewlett-Packard State & Local Enterprise Services, Inc. is accepting resumes for the position of Services Information Developer in Dublin, OH (Ref. #SLDUBSID71). Conceptualize, design, develop, unittest, configure, or implement portions of new or enhanced (upgrades or conversions) business and technical software solutions through application of appropriate standard software development life cycle methodologies and processes. Mail resume to Hewlett-Packard State & Local Enterprise Services, Inc., 5400 Legacy Drive, MS H1-6F-61, Plano, TX 75024. Resume must include Ref. #, full name, email address & mailing address. No phone calls please.

Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. EOE.

New Albany Surgery Center is a clinical outpatient facility specializing in orthopedic excellence with technologically advanced treatments and a unique caring and service philosophy. Currently seeking experienced candidates for the following positions:

Business Office Manager OR, PACU/Pre-Op RNs Surgical Techs Full-time, Part-time & Casual The New Albany Surgery Center offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, paid leave time (vacation), disability and life insurance products.

Engineering-Tech

Qualified candidates please forward your resume to: nasc@mchs.com

City Of Westerville

The New Albany Surgery Center is an equal opportunity employer committed to a culturally diverse workforce.

Engineering Technician This is responsible technical work involving the review and inspection of construction, utility, and engineering plans and projects for all residential, commercial and industrial construction performed in the City, for compliance with codes, regulations and city standards. Those interested should visit www.westerville.org to view full details and to complete an on-line job application.

EOE/ADA Only online applications accepted.

Deadline to apply online: Friday, April 29, 2013

Ohio University Research Engineer -

BSCE, minimum of 8 years’ experience in pavement design analysis, materials, maintenance and applicable software; Professional Engineer license; prefer experience with APLF. See details and apply online at https://www.ohiouniversity j obs.com/postings/6062 on or by April 19, 2013.

Medical-Dental Billing Payment Poster

Medical billing/payment poster wanted for FT or PT work. Excellent salary/benefits. Next Gen billing +3yrs exp. required. Fax resume and salary req. to 614-575-3387 or ychristopher@cardiologyinc.com

BILLING SPECIALIST

ENGAGE HBS provides billing services to physician practices and we are looking to hire a new Billing Specialist. Prior healthcare billing experience preferred. We offer a good wage and benefits and a pleasant work environment. Send resume to HR-BS, 4619 Kenny Rd., Columbus, OH 43220, or email employment@engagehbs.com

CARDIAC RHYTHM MANAGEMENT NURSE

Central Ohio Cardiology practice is seeking an experienced individual to assist with the in-office and remote management of their cardiac rhythm management program. Must be experienced and knowledgeable w/cardiac rhythm (Tachy & Brady) device interrogation/programming. Please email resume to respond2me4job@yahoo.com or fax to 614-635-1455

DENTAL TECHNICIAN

Full service dental lab looking for experienced dental technicians, please call between 9a-4p 614-381-6612

DIRECTOR OF NURSING

For established homecare co. Requirements: Valid RN lic., clinical and managerial exp., critical thinking skills. Resume to: info@miraclehealthcolumbus.com or fax: 614-235-5383.

EMT/Paramedics

Hiring all shifts. $2000 Sign on Bonus for 24 hour paramedics! $1000 Sign on Bonus for EMT Basics!

Apply in person at 2936 E. 14th Ave., Columbus, OH 43219 or online at www.criticalcaretransport.net YOU’VE READ THE PAPER YOU’VE READ THE SPORTS PAGE AND YOU’VE READ THE COMICS THINK YOU’RE DONE WITH THE PAPER?...READ THE CLASSIFIED SECTION YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU’LL FIND

Isabelle Ridgway Care Center (Across from OSU East Hospital)

The following full time positions are available: ∂ Director of Housekeeping/ Laundry ∂ Medical Records Clerk IRCC is an EOE. Interested candidates apply in person or fax to: Isabelle Ridgway Care Center Attn: Dashae Johnson, LNHA HR Coordinator 1520 Hawthorne Avenue Columbus, OH 43203 Phone: (614) 252-4931 ext. 125 Fax: (614) 252-5911

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DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORAthens, OH At O’Bleness Health System, our associates make great care happen every day. We believe in treating our patients and others the way we want to be treated. We listen. We work as a team. We build positive relationships.

Although the benefits of working for O’Bleness Health System are many, the most important is the purpose that comes from helping people.

Here, associates work in a supportive, environment with others who value the same commitment to service. And because we know that the best people deserve the best support, we offer a competitive compensation, benefits, and rewards package.

If you want to be part of a health care system that works as hard as you work for them, consider O’Bleness. We will work with you to achieve our mutual success.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: BA/BS in human behavioral sciences or related field. Knowledge of fundraising practices and technical skills. Interpersonal communication skills, with the ability to represent the Development Office to influential business and philanthropic community leaders; writing, presentation, and negotiation skills.

Problem solving, time management, prioritization, planning and organizational skills.

Eight years of successful development and fundraising experience with proven abilities to develop and implement fundraising plans and programs that achieve successful financial targets.

DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: Graduate level degree in philanthropic studies, psychology, sociology, business administration, healthcare administration, or related field. Knowledge of Raisers Edge software. Experience as a development officer or development executive, with a large healthcare organization.

JOB SUMMARY: Directs the activities of others in department or unit to achieve highest levels of performance; communicates expectations, provides feedback and holds others accountable for their contributions; completes staff reviews within expected time frames. Fundraising/Development: Develops and implements the major gifts program for donors. Supports the President, senior leadership team, and board in the highest level gift solicitation. Coordinates and collaborates with system-wide development teams to assist in implementation of fundraising programs, including: annual fundraising, corporate and foundation fundraising, grateful patient programs planned giving, fundraising events.

Email Resume to: George H. Perich, Director, Human Resources gperich@obleness.org EOE

Medical-Dental Long Term Care Opportunities Summit’s Trace Healthcare Center,

located at 935 N. Cassady Ave in Columbus, is seeking excellent candidates for the following positions: RN, part time, all shifts STNA, part time, all shifts Prior long-term care experience preferred.

For confidential consideration contact Maria at 614-252-4987 EOE

Maryhaven Contract MD/DO Addiction Medicine Specialist Maryhaven has an immediate opening for a Contract MD/DO Addiction Medicine Specialist to work flexible hours. Candidate will provide health screening, detoxification, medication management and medical treatment to patients.

Requirements: Education: M.D. /DO from accredited University or Medical School completion of residency program, with preference given to those with internal medicine or family practice medicine residency or experience. Other medicine specialties will also be considered. Three years of experience post residency in addictions and detox. Certification in addiction medicine by the American Society of Addiction Medicine is preferred.

Apply in person or online at: Maryhaven, 1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43207, or on-line at www.maryhaven.com, Equal Provider of Services, EOE

MD/DO PHYSICIAN

Part time for Weight Management Center. Position available Gahanna, Polaris, or Grove City offices.

Send resume to: CONCI 648 Taylor Rd, Gahanna, Ohio 43230 or jloper@conci.com

MEDICAL BILLING SPECIALIST

Busy general surgery practice has immediate opening for a FT billing specialist. Must be an organized, multi-tasking individual with excellent customer service skills and at least 2+ yrs previous experience in coding, claims submission & appeals, posting payments and collections. Competitive salary & benefits. Please e-mail resume along with salary requirements to: mflaum@rsasurgeons.com, or mail to: Riverside Surgical Assoc.,Inc. Attn: Practice Admin. 3545 Olentangy River Rd.#525,Cols,OH 43214, or fax to: (614)261-7538

Medical Communications Specialist

Advance Medical, EMS, or EMD experience preferred. Apply in person at 2936 E. 14th Ave., Columbus, OH 43219 or online at criticalcaretransport.net Questions? Call Justin Donnellan at 614-565-4726

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Coding & NextGen computer skills necessary. Far Eastside.

PT. Fax resume to 614-864-8646.

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Highly organized and experienced receptionist needed for Orthopedic practice in Westerville. FT, Duties: phones, data entry, scheduling, check in/out, chart prep and misc work. Great benefits including, Medical, Dental, Vision and PTO. Resumes to 895-2680 attn Amanda

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Medical-Dental NURSE PRACTITIONERS Twin Valley Behavioral Healthcare is presently recruiting for a Nurse Practitioner. The selected candidate will serve as a health care provider providing primary psychiatric care in coordination with an interdisciplinary health care and mental health team. Applicants must possess a valid license as Registered Nurse; completion of Nurse Practitioner program & certified by Ohio Board of Nursing for advanced practice with valid certificate of authority & certificate to prescribe in accordance with ORC 4723. Interested applicants should apply through the Ohio Hiring Management System online at www.ohio.gov or via email to Jared Meadows, TVBH/Human Resources, at Jobsmh455@mh.ohio.gov.

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Nursing Resident Assistant Parkside Village, a new luxury senior living community in Westerville, OH, in conjunction with Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio, has a multiple openings both full and part-time on all shifts for Resident Assistants. This position will be responsible providing routine nursing care for our residents in accordance with established policies and procedures. Responsibilities include: F performing all areas of resident activities of daily living per standard protocol and plan of care and ensuring that residents receive appropriate physician ordered meal trays, snacks and fluids; F providing an environment of acceptance, maintaining the resident’s right to dignity and respect; F maintaining a clean and safe resident environment, assures facility compliance with all applicable, local, state, federal and other regulatory agencies and facility policies and procedures; and F working collaboratively with other staff members as needed to ensure smooth, efficient facility operations.

The ideal candidate will have a high school diploma or GED. Ohio Nursing Assistant exam and previous gerontological nursing experience preferred. Strong interpersonal and customer service skills, with the ability to communicate in a diplomatic and compassionate manner is essential.

Demonstrated organizational and time management skills with the ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously is necessary. Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter with salary requirements to: Parkside Village Attn: PSV RA 730 N Spring Road Westerville, OH 43082 Email: ayoung@lssco.org

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Ophthalmic Assistant Busy, arena district, 7 MD’s, 1 OD, ophthalmic medical/surgical practice seeks ideal candidate to perform an extensive number of data collection functions delegated by the physician to allow for proper, professional diagnosis of patient conditions.

Must be a self-motivated team player who is customer service oriented. Medical office experience is a must. Ophthalmic experience is a plus. Background checks will be conducted. EOE. Email resume and cover letter to mdelong@arenaeyesurgeons.com or fax to 614-384-2979 Social Work

Residential Therapist

Full-time therapist position in a youth treatment center. Responsibilities include provision of individual and group therapy and active coordination with treatment team. Training and experience in active learning approaches - art therapy, music therapy - strongly preferred.

Master’s degree preferred; must be licensed; residential treatment experience helpful. Excellent benefit package, competitive salary, collaborative treatment team. Send resume to: Kathryn A. LeVesconte, Psy.D. Oesterlen Services for Youth Inc., 1918 Mechanicsburg Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45503 or klevesconte@oesterlen.org You’ve Read The Paper, You’ve Read The Sports Page And You’ve Read The Comics...

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Well established pipeline construction company with over 40-years of operation, based in Lexington, OH, has experienced a sustained period of growth and needs to add a well-qualified, FT Accounting Professional. Duties will incorporate all aspects of accounting and general ledger management as well as leading business process improvement. The successful applicant should have a Bachelors Degree in Accounting or Finance and a minimum of 5 yrs of related work experience. Strong working knowledge of Peachtree or Quickbooks is a plus. Send resume with wage requirements to mophiring@gmail.com Salary & benefits commensurate with candidate experience. Non-smoking environment. DFWP/EOE.

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Finance Officer Board of Commissioners

Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, Public Administration or related field and a minimum of eight (8) years progressive experience in public sector budgeting and finance. At least twelve (12) years of private sector progressive financial experience may substitute for public sector experience. Valid driver’s license is required.

An in-depth job description can be reviewed at the Human Resources Office at 2900 Columbus Avenue. Position descriptions may be obtained at www.eriecounty.oh.gov or by contacting the HR Department at 419-627-7678.

Applications being taken until 4:30 pm 4/12/13.

Insurance/Inspector

Millennium Information Services is looking for independent contractors to perform exterior residential property insurance inspections in a local territory. Earnings based on number of inspections you complete. Must be currently in business performing like work. You will need the following items to begin: Dependable vehicle, digital camera, measuring wheel & P C with high-speed Internet access. To learn more about Millennium and to register online, please visit us at www.millinfo.com and register on our employment page in your state under field operations/Independent Property Inspector

General All Collector$ Wanted!

Multiple collections positions open on East & North sides, $12/hr + commission. Great opportunities!

Imm. openings! Call 614-841-2500 to apply!

Asst. Aquatic Managers ($10.28 - $13.40/hr.)

Head Lifeguards ($9.19 - $11.98/hr).

Lifeguards ($7.85 - $9.48/hr.)

Swim Instructors ($8.10 - $10.56/hr.)

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Jolly Tots Too is seeking experienced Infant Teacher or Floater position in the New Albany / Gahanna area. Call 614-471-0688; apply at 5511 N. Hamilton Rd, 43230 or visit www.jollytotstoo.com

CUSTOMER SERVICE SPECIALISTS

The Columbus Ferrellgas office has opening for a FT & a PT Customer Service Specialist.

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Kennel Help

FT, exp. not necessary, 18 or older. Some weekends & holidays. No phone calls, apply in person.

9-5 Mon -Sat. National K-9, 221 Morrison Road Columbus, OH 43213

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Has Multiple Openings START IMMEDIATELY, GREAT PAY!!

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Drivers for pickup/trailer, Exmark mowers, weed eaters, chainsaws, litter pick up exp. needed. MonThurs. $420/week. Call Regina 614-864-6582

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Brewers Yard Apartments in the Brewery District is seeking a qualified Maintenance Leader for their maintenance team. Responsibilities to include:

Will train, $10-$14 hourly

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Mon thru Fri, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Location Community Bus Services 4692 Kenny Rd, Columbus, OH 43220 BUSTEAM EOE

Industrial Jobs!

Multiple openings on North Side for mech assembly, forklift & production. 1st & 2nd shifts, temp to hire! $9.50-11/hr, Call 614-841-2500 to apply!

∂ daily maintenance activities ∂ performing grounds and trash maintenance as needed ∂ performing apartment unit punches ∂ completing resident service requests ∂ performing regular preventative maintenance ∂ MUST be HVAC certified ∂ Some weekend work is required ∂ "On Call" work required Qualified applicants will have a previous job history of a minimum of six months with the same company, and will be HVAC certified.

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Qualified candidates looking to join a great team, and experience all that employment at Brewers Yard Apartments has to offer please fax your resume to 614.542.0005 between the hours of 9AM and 5PM or email manager@brewersyard.com

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If you enjoy working in an environment that encourages responsibility and provides for continual growth, we would like to talk to you. The National Lime and Stone Company, a multi-plant natural resource company, has an immediate opening for a full-time Maintenance Material Coordinator at our Columbus Region facility located in Delaware, OH. The successful applicant will have the following education and competencies: ∂ High school diploma/GED ∂ Warehouse management experience ∂ Inventory management ∂ Receiving and stocking of parts inventory ∂ Requisition process for work orders and spare parts inventory requirements ∂ Work order administration ∂ Organize, maintain, control warehouse facilities ∂ Liaison between plant personnel, vendors, and Purchasing ∂ Support of satellite plants ∂ Experience working with computerized systems This full-time position provides competitive pay and an excellent benefit package including medical, life, holiday, vacation, and 401(k). If interested, please send your resume, reference list and salary requirements in confidence by Monday, March 4th to: Manager Human Resource Services The National Lime and Stone Company PO Box 120 Findlay, OH 45839-0120 Fax: 419-422-5990 Email: dmontooth@natlime.com Equal Opportunity Employer All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, military status or genetic information.

MAINTENANCE

Seasonal- Clean and maintain 4 swimming pools at 4 apartment communities far north Columbus. 24 Hours per week (614) 453-8400

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CALLING ALL NIGHT OWLS! The Dispatch needs to immediately fill these openings in distribution Apply for Limited Brands distribution centers positions at www.LimitedBrands.Jobs today, or apply in person at the Central Ohio Technical College Career Fair:

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GAMBLING TREATMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM Maryhaven is seeking an experienced Treatment and Prevention Counselor in the NEW Gambling Treatment Program. Candidate will develop a comprehensive care management plan based on completion and/or review of chemical dependency, behavioral health/ mental health/ and related assessments as they relate to a client’s current functioning. Provide chemical dependency and mental health counseling.

Requirements: LSW or LPC with a Bachelor’s degree in human service or behavioral science with two (2) year of experience in the field of chemical dependence or mental health treatment.

Apply in person or online to: Human Resources, 1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43207, or apply on-line at www.maryhaven.com. EOE

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The City of Pataskala is seeking qualified candidates for a part-time Parks Coordinator position. Applicant must have experience in parks management and maintenance, and knowledge related to the equipment used in this work. A complete job description and application can be found on the city’s website at www.ci.pataskala.oh.us. Interested candidates should submit an application to the Finance Department. Pre-employment drug screening and background check required. This position is open until filled.

The City of Pataskala is an Equal Opportunity Employer

PEST CONTROL

Company seeks experienced Service Techs and Salespeople. Please send resume and salary requirements to: LSPest@aol.com

Printing Jobs!

Baesman Group has immediate openings for: • Press Operator • Bindery Operator • Driver (no CDL required) • Fulfillment - no exp necessary Send your resume to hr@baesman.com or apply at 4477 Reynolds Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026.

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GAMBLING TREATMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM Maryhaven has an immediate opening in the NEW Gambling Treatment and Prevention Program. Candidate will provide prevention counseling and develop a comprehensive care management plan based on completion and /or review of chemical dependency, and related assessments as they relate to a client’s current functioning.

Requirements: Must have OCPS I or OCPS II (Ohio Certified Prevention Specialist) with an Associate’s degree in human service or behavioral science with two (2) year of experience in the field of chemical dependence or mental health treatment. Experience with gambling prevention programming preferred.

Apply in person or online to: Human Resources, 1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43207, or apply on-line at www.maryhaven.com. EOE

Medical Billers Wanted!!

Motivated A/R Coordinator needed ASAP! Must have 2 yrs. exp in Hospice Billing, medical term. and be detail oriented. Must have A/R & A/P exp as well.

Call 841-2500 for details!

OPERATIONS MANAGER & SUPERVISOR

The Columbus Ferrellgas office has openings for an Operations Manager and an Operations Supervisor.

For full job descriptions and requirements please visit Ferrellgas.com/Careers

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Looking for a full-time career? We are currently hiring hourly Production Associates to join our team at The Columbus Bakery, a manufacturing plant located in Downtown Columbus, owned by The Kroger Co. At our facility, we run 24/7 and manufacture bread, buns, cookies, crackers, snacks, and donuts.

We are looking for candidates willing to work any shift with great value for teamwork, proactive with their work ethic, and a positive attitude. Past experience working in a food manufacturing environment is preferred. Online applicants only: http://www.kroger.com/company_information/ careers/Pages/manufacturing.aspx Click Columbus Bakery Candidates must meet the minimum qualifications to be considered.

Social Service Assistant

Senior Options Program at COAAA has FT opening assisting case managers. Duties include helping older adults and caregivers via home visits and phone calls w/Medicaid applications, obtaining Social Security, VA and other benefits. Office duties include triage calls for staff, organizing records and work flow.

Associate’s degree or two yrs college with a major in one of the social or health care sciences required. 2 yrs related experience may be substituted for the educational requirement. Must be proficient in Word and Excel w/good communication skills. Experience working w/older adults, understanding of social services and benefits preferred.

Send resume along with salary requirements to Libby Gomia, COAAA, 174 E. Long St, Columbus, OH 43215 by 4/15/2013. (EEO/AA Employer) www.coaaa.org.

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• Clean driving record (no DUI's in past 5 yrs or 2 in any 10 yr period, no suspensions & 3 or less moving violations in the last 2 yrs)

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available for residential home deliveries of appliances and home goods for local major retailer. opportunity.

This is a 7 day a week business Contract Carrier must have the ability to secure a 24’/26’ white box truck with lift gate. Immediate opportunities for contractors skilled in home delivery in the Columbus, OH area. All contract opportunities are pending criminal background, MVR, and drug test results that satisfy our customer requirements.

For more information regarding this opportunity, contact Anthony at 614-638-6851.

General Laborers Reitter Stucco has immediate openings for FT Laborers. Must be able to lift up to 100 1bs, have valid Ohio drivers license, transportation and pass drug screen and bckgrnd check. $12/hr. to start + Medical, Dental, 401k and more! Apply in person at 1100 King Ave - Columbus,OH 43212 fax resume to (614)291-2602 or e-mail to tmartin@reitterstucco.com. EOE

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Family Coordinator (licensed mental health provider)

With a strong customer focus, provide comprehensive mental health & AOD diagnostic assessments & referral case management.

Flexible schedule & some evening hours to accommodate families. Excellent verbal & written communication skills, Master’s degree and Ohio PC or LSW license required. Independent license, clinical exp providing mental health & AOD treatment to children & families, and previous exp conducting diagnostic assessments preferred.

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In addition to all responsibilities listed above, also provides clinical supervision & coaching.

High degree of initiative necessary. Master’s degree and Ohio independent PCC or LISW license required. Exp providing mental health & AOD treatment to children & families & previous exp conducting diagnostic assessments preferred. _____________________ Excellent benefits! Diverse applicants sought to work with a diverse population. EEO AA Employer. www.buckeyeranch.org submit resume to: HR@buckeyeranch.org

Southside Manufacturer

Quality Inspection exp needed. Temp to perm openings, 7am & 7pm starts, $13/hr. Call 614-759-4779 or visit 1555 Brice Rd or 1125 Georgesville Rd.

Due to increased sales in the Cols market, Grismer Tire is hiring Store Managers and Manager Trainees that have a desire to make things happen. We are seeking highly motivated, high energy, SUPER STARS" for our fast paced high car count centers.

WE OFFER: ∂ $45,000 - $80,000+ with unlimited earning potential. ∂ A full range of Medical, Life & Disability Ins. ∂ 401(k) with company match ∂ Paid Time Off ∂ Tuition reimbursement. ∂ No Sunday hours ∂ Employee Discount on parts and service Send resume to: mcrawford@grismertire.com Fax: 937-294-6757. Grismer is an EOE

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS IMMEDIATE Openings $175/DAY Alternative Workforce, Inc. is accepting applications for substitute teacher positions which have become available in the Strongsville City School District as a result of a labor dispute.

Some specialty areas needed are: AP classes, Music, Band/Orchestra, health/PE, Art, Metals/Woodwork, Foreign Language.

Also recruiting for: Speech Language Therapists, School Psychologists, Intervention Specialists and Guidance counselors.

Valid Ohio Certification/Licensure or eligibility to get a substitute certification which requires a certified copy of college transcripts from a Bachelor’s Degree. Criminal Background Checks will be enforced.

Starr Commonwealth, a nonprofit child and family services organization founded in 1913, is internationally recognized as a leader in transformational programs for children, families, schools and communities. Our community-based programs, residential treatment services, educational programs and professional trainings represent the international standard of excellence in identifying, treating and healing trauma and painbased behavior in children and adolescents. Starr is focused on building resilience in young people and ensuring families around the world have access to a strength-based treatment approach that recognizes the good in every child.

COMMUNITY-BASED SUPERVISOR

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Make a difference! Community based program seeking dynamic individual to lead productivity driven program providing in-home counseling services to pre-adolescent and teens and their families. Must possess strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team environment. 3-5 years supervisory experience preferred. Master’s Degree and LISW-S required!

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RESIDENTIAL CLINICAL SUPERVISOR Program for troubled adolescent males in residential treatment setting seeking clinical supervisor to provide oversight and leadership of individual and group counseling services. Must ossess strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a high pressure environment.

This energetic leader will be responsible for managing the daily documentation and flow of treatment the treatment staff and ensure high quality, timeliness, and adherence to productivity requirements. 3-5 years supervisory experience preferred.

Master’s Degree and LISW-S required!

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Telephone Interviewers

wanted immediately to conduct interviews for research firm. No experience necessary. Must be able to type and have a good telephone voice. Daytime shifts available. Apply in person at: Strategic Research Group, 995 Goodale Blvd., 2nd floor.

TREE CLIMBERS PLANT HEALTH CARE TECHS

Ahlum & Arbor is looking to hire , climbers, and plant health care techs. Must have a valid driver’s license and be able to drive a standard transmission. Compensation based on qualifications and experience. We offer competitive wages and benefits. Pre-employment drug screen required. Email resumes to: sales@ahlumarbor.com. Or call 614-876-5622

Welders & Fabricators

Reynoldsburg and Groveport areas. Immediate openings! 1st shift avail, $12-20/hr! Call 614-759-4779 or Visit 1555 Brice Road 9am-noon!

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Marketing and Communications Specialist A public, comprehensive, two-year higher education institution located in Springfield, Ohio seeks resumes for the following FULL-TIME positions: ∂ Licensed Practical Nursing Faculty Program, Bellefontaine/Urbana ∂ Associate Program Coordinator/ Instructional Faculty, Practical Nursing, Bellefontaine/ Urbana ∂ Instructional Faculty for Medical Laboratory Technician Program ∂ Instructional Faculty for Registered Nursing Program ∂ Instructional Faculty Position for Developmental Reading/Writing ∂ Instructional Faculty/Program Coordinator for Diesel Technology Program

West side beer and wine distributor is hiring for night and day shift order picker/stocker positions with pallet jack and /or forklift experience. The shifts vary from Sun thru Thurs to Mon thru Fri. Shifts start at 6:30AM and 6:30PM. Over 40 hrs is overtime which may be required. Must have a valid driver’s license, own transportation and ability to read and understand English. Must follow all safety rules and wear safety shoes. Requires repetitive lifting of typically 32 lbs and up to a maximum of 161 lbs. Benefits include Health, Dental, Long and Short Term Disability, Life Ins., and a 401K plan. Complete an application at Heidelberg Distributing, 3801 Parkwest Dr. Columbus, 43228. A background check and drug screen will be done on qualified applicants.

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For a mid-sized and well-positioned behavioral health corporation providing community mental health services in a two county area of Ohio . Responsibilities include: human resources, facility management, benefits management, report writing, data tracking, grants management and staff training. Duties include oversight of medical records program and of clerical support staff. Experience in human resources and mental health management preferred. Position reports to the CEO. Competitive salary and benefit package. EOE. Send resume and salary expectation to: PRESIDENT/CEO The Counseling Center 2285 Benden Dr. Wooster, OH 44691 sbuchwalter@ccwhc.org

Position available within the Champaign County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in education, social or human services or related field. Master’s preferred.

Minimum of two years in the field of developmental disabilities. Deadline for applications is April 7, 2013. Please send resume to: Human Resources, P.O. Box 829, Urbana, OH 43078

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST

Civil engineering consulting firm is seeking entry level, full-time, environmental scientists for their Clarksburg, West Virginia & Canton, Ohio offices.

Applicants shall have a minimum of 1 to 3 years of experience and a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental engineering or an environmental related field. A graduate degree is a plus. Experience working with environmental regulations (RCRA, CWA, EPCRA, CERCLA), permitting environmental site assessments, NEPA, FERC, environmental sampling, stream and wetland delineation, technical report writing and environmental compliance is required.

A competitive salary & benefits, including 401(k), are offered. Qualified applicants should submit resume, with cover letter, to: Human Resources Thrasher Engineering PO Box 1532, Clarksburg, WV 26301 or email thrasher@thrashereng.com EEO

Rhodes State College, located in Lima, Ohio, is West Central Ohio’s largest two-year college with nearly 4300 students, and more than 100 Associate degrees, majors and certification programs. The College’s campus, on-line instruction and off-campus learning centers serve 33 Ohio counties and the College is the region’s leading workforce development trainer.

The following positions are available: Academic Advisor Admissions Counselor Associate Facilitator – Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives Controller/Assistant Treasurer Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Success Director of Public Safety & Security Duplication and Mail Center Supervisor Executive Administrative Assistant to the President Executive Director of Development Instructor – Advanced Maintenance Technology Instructor/Assistant Professor of Arts & Sciences (Sociology)

Hocking College Director of Financial Aid Hocking College is searching for a Director of Financial Aid. For additional information and how to apply, please refer to our website at www.hocking.edu. Deadline to apply is: 5:00 pm on Friday, April 12, 2013.

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Clerical-Secretarial ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - FT

Needed for a well-established financial planning firm located in downtown Columbus. Small office, great work environment. Must be detailed oriented, have good communication skills and a strong work ethic. Proficiency needed in Mircosoft Word & Excel. Send resume w/salary history to: EFG, 245 Mt. Vernon Ave. Cols, OH 43215 or email to eischenfg@gmail.com

House of Hope for Alcoholics Seeking Admin Asst / Intake Cord.

Must have computer skills AOD experience preferred

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Director of Early Intervention

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Assistant Professor of Social Work, Tenure-Track

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Hocking College is searching for a Marketing and Communications Specialist. For additional information and how to apply, please refer to our website at www.hocking.edu. Deadline to apply is: 5:00 pm on Monday, April 12, 2013.

Raymond Storage Concepts, Inc. is looking for an Operations Manager in our Columbus market. We are searching for a focused and energetic person with great customer service, communication and managerial skills. This individual would be responsible for all aspects of the parts and service activities within the Columbus branch while managing a staff of 25 employees. Previous industry experience is a plus. Prior managerial experience in operations is required. We offer a very competitive salary and benefit package.

Send resume to hr1@raymondsci.com or fax to 513-891-7299

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NHTSA is recruiting for a Contract Specialist at its Vehicle Research Test Center located in East Liberty, Ohio. Please use the following link to apply for this position: https://www. usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/340277000 All applicants must apply through the USAJOBS website.

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Instructor of Arts & Sciences (Humanities/Developmental Reading) Instructor of Arts & Sciences (Humanities/Writing) Instructor, Human Services

The law firm of Magnuson & Barone is currently seeking a legal secretary with a minimum of five years legal secretarial experience. Bachelor or Associates degree (paralegal training) a plus. This is a small law firm associated with a title insurance company with an emphasis on real estate and probate practice. Qualified candidate should be a selfstarter with strong written and verbal communication skills with an emphasis on excellent client relations. Must possess strong attention to detail and the ability to work autonomously while remaining a team player. Individual must be able to transcribe dictation and possess outstanding typing, spelling, proofreading, and grammatical skills. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office 2007. If you like to work in a fast paced environment, thrive on being challenged, and enjoy working with the clients directly, this is the job for you. Competitive salary & benefit package. Please send resume with salary requirement to: careers@talontitle.net

Maryhaven Billing Coordinator Candidate responsible for coordinating all Medicaid program(s) and Public subsidy claim submissions through an array of automated business solutions.

Responsible for the research, analysis and evaluation of the Medicaid Health systems and the system that compiles behavioral health care services for non-Medicaid services.

Requirements: Detail oriented with billing experience in a behavioral or mental healthcare environment preferred. Knowledge and skills at a level normally acquired through the completion of Associate degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, Accounting or equivalent experience.

Apply in person or online to: Human Resources, 1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43207, or apply on-line at www.maryhaven.com, Equal Provider of Services, EOE

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Math/Science/Engineering Skills Center Tutoring Supervisor

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GAMBLING TREATMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM

Computer Services

Maryhaven is seeking a pleasant full-time receptionist to answers multiple incoming phone lines for the NEW Gambling Treatment and Prevention Program.

Candidate will provide confidential clerical, administrative; support and task management to the Administrative Coordinator. Candidate will also greet continuous flow of visitors and patients and direct them in the prescribed manner.

$29/Hour Labor. PC Repair at your home.

Call Kevin at (614) 580-5189

Apply in person or online to: Human Resources, 1791 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43207 or apply on-line at www.maryhaven.com. EOE

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Home Improvement KTM Construction, carpnetry, drywall, plumb, elec, paint, Kit, Bath, Bsm, Rm Add, Gar, Ken 614-348-9848

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ALL AMERICAN LAWNCARE - Comm. & res. mowing.

Lic., boned and ins. Free est. Call 614-226-0634.

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Columbus’ Finest & Most Inexpensive since 1983 Comm/Res mowing Call 614-805-3019

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Legal Services Auto Accident ¶ No Insurance, File Bankruptcy, get license back, Atty. John H. Bates (614)221-3630

Tree Service MATHEW’S TREE SERVICE BBB Member Removal, Trimming, Stump Grinding Call: 614-704-2181

WEIMARANER PUPPIES-AKC Reg FAMILY RAISED IN HOME AND UNDERFOOT! Shots/wrmd,d/c and tails.See online ad. Blues and Silvers avail. $900 Call Gary or Esther 740-983-9074 or 740-407-4329

ALL BREED OBEDIENCE TRAINING Earn AKC title of Canine Good Citizen (CGC) register April 8th, 2013. Franklin County Fairgrounds.

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AUSTRALIAN FOX TERRIERS PUP $200-$250 smart loyal good with kids. home raised shts/wrmed hlth guar. See us and others at blueribbonkennelsofohio.com or 740-332-4968 24/7 lv msg. û EASTER SUNDAY SALES WELCOME û BOXER PUPPIES, 8 WKS TAIL/DEWCLAWS DONE, 1ST SHOTS, BRINDLES, AND 1 SEAL BRINDLE. $400 740-334-0930

Gorgeous AKC Registered Bullmastiff PuppiesI have just a few AKC Bullmastiff puppies left. The mother is Red Fawn and the father is Brindle, both are on site. I currently have 2 males and 1 female, (1 Fawn Female- 1 Red Fawn Male - 1 Brindle Male). Full AKC Registration $1000.00. Puppies have received their shots and have been wormed. They are now ready for their new homes. If you are interested please call 740-833-6807.

Mal-chon puppies for sale $450. Health Guaranteed.

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7 wks old, CKC, vet ck twice, 1st shots, wormed, tails doc, $550 614-879-7241

Yorkshire Terrier AKC Puppies small, shots, wormed, vet records, 937-465-5588 or 937-935-7175

**Conceal & Carry Classes** 1 day class offered by experienced certified NRA instructor. Groups or one on one available. 614-829-7775.

Jobs Wanted 2008 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic FLHTCUI, 3k miles, clear title, $8200, shwett@ymail.com

Cane Corso puppies, 6 1/2 weeks old w/papers.

Fawn,brindle,black. $800-$1500. Call 614-589-0920.

Rich’s 65’ Bucket Truck Tree Service- Stump Removal, Lic. & Ins. Free Estimates 614-394-2367 HAY & STRAW FOR SALE & SOYBEAN STUBBLE, 700LB BALE.2ND CUT ALFALFA CALL 614-348-1794.

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ENGLISH BULLDOG, REG MALE, 1-1/2 yrs, OLD ENGLISH BULLDOG - M, Fawn&White, Gorgeous, good w/kids, $1000 obo 614-732-3061

NOW Available IOEBA registered OLD ENGLISH BULLDOGGS. FOR SALE to good homes . We have 4 females,shots up to date and vet certification for health. We are located in Orient Ohio. Dame and Sire are on site .For more info please call 614-774 2388 or 614-774-2391. $900 each Pekingese 3 Yrs Fem Free To Gd Home. Sweet loving lap dog loves people and kids (not cats). Very affectionate! We just want her to find a nice home. Her name is Sophie. If interested, please call Tom at 937707-7967.

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The Graduate College of Ohio University invites applications for the Director of E Systems. Incumbents will develop a strategic approach to application processing, review and communication using available technology and oversee training and support for staff interacting with the E Systems. Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree and at least two years of experience in technology and working with enterprise level systems, preferably at an academic institution. Competitive salary plus excellent benefits including educational benefits for employee and eligible dependents.

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until filled; for full consideration, apply by April 7, 2013. For details and to apply, go to http://www.ohiouniversityjobs.com/postings/5736.

2010 Harley Davidson FLHTCUTG Tri Glide Ultra Classic, Trike, black, 2k miles, extended warranty, $11200, MdssTN@ymail.com

CAVALIER KING CHARLES Beautiful litter, very gentle breed, smart, laid back, not yappy. Excellent pedigree/parents on premises. Socialized, started house & crate training. 740-971-7157 please leave message. see pics at dispatchclassifieds.com

AKC, looking for good home(s). Brindle & blue/grey color markings. 5 M’s asking $1800 each obo Call 419-351-2224.

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Honda 2004 Element 2004 Honda Element EX 5 Speed - $7700. Metallic Orange 2004 Honda Element, excellent condition! 5-speed, FWD. Carfax report available. Tires have about 50% life remaining. Very clean and well-maintained. Great for camping, pets, biking and easy to clean, you can just hose out the interior!

New battery. New front brakes. Body and paint in near perfect condition. Interior is sharp. Priced to sell. Call 614-203-6144 to see.

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AKC/UKC Champion Bloodline Rat Terrier Puppies. *Dual Registered AKC/UKC Rat Terrier Pups*Champion Bloodlines*5 Males and 1 Female*Black/White Bi and Tri-color*Will make excellent conformation, agility, or flyball prospectsww w.clovervalleykennels.com

BMW X3 WHEELS AND TIRES, 4 wheels w/continental tires, like new, $900. 740-376-0834 CA$H FOR CAR$ We Pay Top Dollar For Unwanted or Junk Vehicles. Running or not.

Free Towing. Matt, 614-582-8570.

CHROME PLATING BUMPERS, POT METAL, MOTORCYCLES, 3 WEEKS TURN AROUND. (330)456-5400.

CORVETTE SWAP MEET APRIL 7th 9am-3pm, Glass Society’s at Bud’s Chevrolete, 1415 Commerce Dr. State Rt’s 33 & 29, St. Mary’s, Ohio, Info. Joe at 419-236-5239 Dave Gill Chevrolet Spring Cruise In - All Makes/Models 4700 East Broad St. April 13th - Registration. 10 a.m - 12 p.m.

Awards at 3 p.m. Food & Music. Proceeds: Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

For Addtl. Info. Contact Mark 614-329-1717 2008 Ford Taurus X Limited AWD,65kmi, 20in wheels, quad seats, leath, rear AC, $16,900, 608-385-3629

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SCHOENBERGER LANDESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

Villa Nova is hiring experienced cooks, please apply in person at: 5545 N. High St, Columbus, OH

GERMAN SHEPHERD Germany’s Vice-Universal Sieger, at stud. ,Training,obed,home protection,sch classes imports, young dogs, pups for sale. offering spring workshop call to sign up Boarding available. 740-756-7387 www.estatedogs.com GERMAN SHEPHERDS - AKC registered, first shots, full breeding rights, males and females, black & red, black & tan & sable. Call 614-679-3464.

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Requirements: Excellent interpersonal skills and experience working with a diverse environment on the telephone, and face-to face. Knowledge of alcohol, drug and mental health treatment preferred. High School diploma or equivalent. Must have a minimum of 2 years experience using multi-line switchboard and computer skills.

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