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Attorney may seek federal investigation in CHS case

Current in Carmel It is believed that lightning caused the fire that burned much of the Weston Shoppes last week. The strip mall, at the intersection of 106th Street and Michigan Road, had 12 units, but the majority of the building has been destroyed. It is expected that the entire structure will be demolished and rebuilt within this year.

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Scott Laskowski, 19, is facing three misdemeanor counts of criminal recklessness. However, Turner has claimed since a grand jury handed down these charges that the alleged crimes call for felony charges – not misdemeanors.

The charges stem from several alleged incidents of assault said to have occurred on a school bus and in a CHS locker room.

Spigelman confident about his chances in 2011 “The ISO is backed by corporate

By Brandon Bowman sponsors, and there has not been one Current in Carmel that has stepped up for the performing Republican Marnin Spigelman said voter turnout could be enough to over- arts center,” he said.

To solve many of the city’s probcome any discrepancies in campaign lems, Spigelman spending. thinks there should be Spigelman recently more transparency in announced his intenCarmel’s government. tion to run against He said Brainard’s adMayor Jim Brainard ministration currently in the May 2011 prilacks transparency and mary. Spigelman, who added this will be a ran as an independent major issue during his against Mayor Brainard campaign. in 2007, believes an “A lot of the media energized grass roots don’t want to take campaign and a stronthe chance on this ger voter turnout in Spigelman campaign,” he said.

Carmel will help him “This whole thing is a this time around. matter of a huge effort to educate and “When I ran in 2007, I knocked on thousands of doors and heard a lot con- inform people with factual information through mailings, my blogs on cerns about the city of Carmel’s spendspigelman4carmelmayor.com, or by ing,” he said. “I want Carmel to grow, attending City Council and committee but I want growth that makes sense.” meetings.”

The Center for the Performing Arts, Spigelman also commented on Tim which initially had an estimated value Campbell’s cartoon in the June 22 isof $80 million, is now a $170 million sue of Current in Carmel, implying project. Spigelman believes the operatthat he’s an over-matched challenger. ing costs of center, and other projects Spigelman said he expects the mayor initiated by Brainard in the past eight to have a large campaign fund to conyears, will be borne by taxpayers. tend with but is confident about his “I don’t want to seem as if I’m being chances. negative when I talk about these proj“I’d like to see over 50 percent of the ects, because I’m just worried about city voting this time,” he said. “If we how it is we’re going pay the costs get half of the voters, we could make back,” Spigelman said. some real things happen for Carmel.

Spigelman wants to collect endowOn the same token, money buys a lot ment money for the arts center. He in elections.” looks at the Indianapolis Symphony To learn more about Marnin SpigelOrchestra as the direct competition man, visit www.spigelman4carmelof the arts center when the project is mayor.com. completed.

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Current in Carmel Robert Turner, the attorney for one of the victims in the alleged attacks involving four former members of the Carmel High School basketball team, said he plans to seek for federal investigators to review the case.

Robert Kitzinger, 19, and 18-yearolds Oscar Falodun and Brandon Hoge currently face misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal recklessness.

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Each week, Current will provide a different city ordinance to help familiarize readers with the laws in their city.

Oridnance D-1128, 12-19-94 Chapter 8: Traffic and Parking Regulations 8-3 Obstruction of a Mailbox Prohibited (c) A person may not stop, stand, or park a vehicle in such a manner as to obstruct a mailbox or to interfere with the delivery of mail by the United States Postal Service. Vehicles following the direction of a law enforcement officer or traffic control device, emergency response personnel attending to an emergency call, United States Postal Service vehicles, and individuals stopped for the sole purpose of placing or removing mail from a mailbox are exempted from this section. (b) Enforcement of this section shall be by the City Attorney.

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It is our opinion that a time of crisis is not a time to push a political agenda. The tragic oil spill in the Gulf has grabbed the attention of a nation. Never before have Americans seen such widespread destruction of nature and livelihoods.

Our leaders seem unprepared and reluctant to deal with this crisis. Although BP, a privately held company, is responsible for the event and consequences, the impact on such a huge part of the American economy and its natural resources deserves a federal government response. The response, thus far, has been one of delay, blame and political opportunism.

As Americans living on the Gulf Coast question how they will survive, our president presented an agenda of new clean energy. One is reminded of sugarplums and pipe dreams. What is needed now is action. Americans want to plug the oil leak. Clean up the oil. Get workers back to work on the oil rigs. Get the fishermen, shrimpers and everyone else who rely on the gulf for their income back to work. Blame can be placed later. They say timing is everything. Now is not the time to give sway to political donors.

Growth is good?

It is our position that the predatory nature of tax incentives and other bribes to lure business from one municipality to another does not benefit taxpayers. Instead, the incentives arms race only serves to escalate in both tensions and expense.

Yet we have been conditioned to accept that all growth is good and that competition for growth, by extension, must be good.

Businesses waste away without the benefit of the market. And some, such as pro sports teams, feel entitled to demand taxpayer support or, like naughty kids, threaten to take their ball home if they don’t get their way.

Municipalities are all too happy to support the habit.

Is all growth necessarily good? Should taxpayers subsidize private enterprise? When public officials compete with each other, using taxes to entice new or expanding businesses, the process put in motion benefits no one.

We believe communities should use a business-friendly tax structure, appropriate zoning, high-quality infrastructure and an educated work force to attract and keep desirable enterprises.

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Every week, we will print a portion of the U.S. Constitution, followed by a portion of the Indiana Constitution. We encourage you to benchmark government policies against these bedrock documents. Today: the U.S. Constitution..

Amendment 20 continued 5. Sections 1 and 2 shall take effect on the 15th day of October following the ratification of this article.

6. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several States within seven years from the date of its submission.

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2. The transportation or importation into any State, Territory, or possession of the United States for delivery or use therein of intoxicating liquors, in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited.

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From the backshop The Why Store will Rock the District Rock the District, sponsored in part by Current in Carmel and scheduled for July 24 in the Carmel Arts & Design District, has landed long-time Indiana favorite rockers The Why Store as the headlining act. The one-day music festival enters its fourth year, having featured John McLaughlin (2007 and 2008) and Dave Barnes (2009). The Why Store, which last year released Vim, a new album loaded with fresh material, still features Chris Shaffer a forceful, expressive singer/songwriter with a repertoire of more than 130 original songs. The band has been re-tooled by Shaffer, who does not plan The Why Store’s sets, but rather takes whatever fits the moment and goes with it. It will be the icing on the cake for a day that features local and regional musicians throughout. We urge you to attend this great event and, while you’re at it, support the district’s merchants.

••• As you might know, Mayor Jim Brainard last week unanimously was elected as one of 13 trustees of the United States Conference of Mayors. As a trustee, he will make up part of the executive committee that constitutes the leadership of the organization and de-

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••• One of our spies was dining in the district with his wife recently, and, as is his custom, was making friends left and right. He encountered two couples – one from Louisville, the other from Chicago – that said they traveled to Carmel “to see what it is all about. They had read and heard about us, and they had to see it for themselves.” He said Carmel got high marks from its guests. More validation that the city is headed in the right direction.

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By Terry Anker The migratory patterns of modern Americans have to rival those of any culture in the history of humankind. Once, it was assumed that our kids would mature to adulthood, go off to college, and then come home and marry their high school sweetheart and settle down – in the city, if not the neighborhood, where they had grownup. Now it is not uncommon to find families in which every sibling lives in a different city or even state. Even international relocations are commonplace.

And the permutations are exacerbated by the parents. We marry, divorce and marry again – each time adding complexity to our lives. The buzzwords “social media” serve to label the electronic medium spawned, in part, by these new living arrangements. Today, we remain in touch with folks from high school even though we haven’t been in our hometown in decades. We talk to extended family across miles with the same ease that we speak to our co-worker in the next office.

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The redeeming qualities of the 'terrible twos'

DISPATCHES » HCLA seeks applicants – The Hamilton County Leadership Academy (HCLA) is currently accepting applications for its 2010-20111 class. The 10-month academy will begin in September and run through June, 2011. Applications are due June 30. The HCLA is a leadership program that identifies and prepares informed leaders for our community. To apply, visit www.hcla.net. » Community Day at Clay Terrace – Clay Terrace Mall is hosting a Community Day to raise awareness for several local and national not for profit organizations, July 10 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the outdoor shopping center. In addition to raising awareness, donations will also be accepted for all not for profits including the Simon Youth Foundation. For details, contact Megan Coors at 818-0725. » Badger named ROSA winner – Carmel resident Ila Badger was named the Carmel Rotary Club’s 2010 Rotary Outstanding Service Award winner. Her husband, Jack, has also won the award, making them the first couple to achieve this.

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» Preschool has room for four-year olds – Openings for four-year olds are available at St. Mark’s Preschool for the 2010-2011 school year. The Moonbeam class for boys and girls, who have turned age four by September 1, meets three days each week. For registration forms and more information, visit, www.stmarkscarmel.org.

Commentary

By Danielle Wilson As my almost 2-year-old niece threw her third tantrum of the morning in response to her already 2-year-old cousin’s Barbie theft, it occurred to me I could get good money for them on the black market.

Kidding! I really like their parents, and they would not be happy with me if I up and sold their daughters right out from under them. But seriously, 2-year olds are bratty little creatures most of the time, with only a few redeeming qualities. I’ve really had to focus on these the last few months so as not to follow through with my illegal baby scam. Here’s what I’ve come up with.

1. They are cute. I’ve yet to meet an ugly child between the ages of 18 and 36 months. Even my twins, who were born looking like bald albino eaglets, were quite adorable by their second birthday. And one of the aforementioned nieces? She transformed from an 87-year-old man with a receding hairline to a Gerber baby with beautiful locks upon turning two.

2. They are cheaply entertained. Two-year olds do not need Xboxes, Nintendo DS’, or even creepy-eyed baby dolls that require real diapers. My nieces can play for hours with a five-cent bouncy ball, a copy of the New York Times and a discarded Reebok.

3. They still take naps. ‘Nough said.

4. They talk funny. Because their speech is still developing, two year olds have a unique propensity to say words incorrectly, inject an adorable lisp, and/or repeat words they shouldn’t. This can make for some hilarious moments, especially in public. “So sorry Father, I think she’s referring to a type of boat, a ship.”

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6. They’re small. If my middle-schooler dug his feet in and absolutely refused to take a shower, there’s really nothing I can physically do to force him. But a two year old? I can lift my niece up and off the floor with one hand and probably jog five miles with her in my pocket if I had to.

7. They haven’t figured out that there is nothing whatsoever binding them to the time-out chair.

8. They don’t have a fashion opinion yet. My daughters won’t let me within 10 feet of their closets when they are getting dressed, and heaven forbid I should protest a selected mini-skirt/blouse combo. But a two year old? I could put a floral sundress on a little boy and he would probably twirl for hours.

9. They’ll eat most anything. Chicken, peas, crayons, cat food. As long as it’s small and colorful, they’ll put it in their mouths.

10. Again, they are super cute. My younger niece can’t say my name, so she just calls “AnYell” when she needs me. And despite what that nickname implies about my vocal levels, whenever she says it, I’m putty in her little grubby hands.

So yes, the terrible twos are real, but they don’t have to be the end of a beautiful relationship with your child. Just stay focused on his good points and remembered that this is all just training for when you’re really going to want to sell them: high school.

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Danielle Wilson is a Carmel resident and contributing columnist. You may e-mail her at danielle@ currentincarmel.com.

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Library seeks donations for sculpture

By Matt Werner Current in Carmel The Carmel Clay Public Library is raising money to purchase one of the bronze sculptures currently on loan and being displayed at the library.

The Library Sculpture Fund has already received a few donations for the statue, named “Golden Morning.” The sculpture of a golden retriever named Bob playing in leaves was voted as the favorite by library patrons.

While a public campaign has not been officially kicked off, the library is accepting donations to help purchase the $24,000 sculpture.

“Since the sculpture has become so popular, we want to provide the public with an opportunity to make an outright donation or make a donation in honor or memory of a family member or friend,” said Beth Smietana, communications manager at the CCPL. The library is not limited to only purchasing “Golden Morning” and hopes to raise enough money to add more. The sculptures range in price from just a few hundred dollars to as much as hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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While sculptor Paul Oestreicher, one of 19 sculptors whose works are on display at the library, named the golden retriever “Bob,” the library may have a naming contest to determine a new name for the dog.

“Golden Morning” will not be the first sculpture on permanent display at the library. Library director Wendy Phillips and her husband purchased “Library Cat” in March.

Donations can be sent to the Carmel Clay Public Library Foundation by mailing a check to 55 4th Ave. SE in Carmel and adding a note to identify the donation to go toward the sculpture fund. You may also make a donation via Visa or MasterCard by calling the Foundation office at 814-3905.

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Wife of performing arts director makes her mark, too COMMENTARY

By Jeff Worrell The “other” Libman wasted little time since moving to Carmel less than a year ago and has given significant amounts of her time as a volunteer to several well-known civic organizations. Keitha Libman, wife of Center For The Performing Arts Executive Director Steven Libman, is giving her time and talent to a community that she has barely had enough time to call home.

After joining the Rotary Club of Carmel, she immediately took responsibility for a new club project designed to recognize civic-minded high school students with a new scholarship opportunity. The Rotary Club of Carmel is trying to encourage a habit of community service by rewarding students with financial assistance to help continue their education past high school.

Rotarians are known for their attitude of “service above self ” and through the Student Service Award program, young adults with the same aptitude will now benefit.

Lucky for Ben Cook that Keitha moved to Carmel and spearheaded this important program. Cook, a Carmel High School senior, walked away with a cool $2,000 check from the

Rotary Club at a recent luncheon. Ben received not just the money, but strong approval from an adoring crowd of Carmel business leaders at a recent Rotary meeting for his work with Soles4Souls.

Soles4Souls was initially started after the tsunami in Asia and then Hurricane Katrina. Now, the charity is an ongoing concern raising money to provide footwear to people across the world.

Ben’s story of volunteerism will be featured in this column in a future article.

Keitha is a great example of someone that jumps right in and is willing to provide leadership and hard work with very little coaxing. Still learning her way around town, getting her home settled and yet to decide which career opportunities to pursue at this stage of her life, Keitha is proving what I have been saying for years. No better way to get to know your community and the wonderful people within it, than to become a Carmel volunteer. Welcome to the club!

Jeff Worrell is a local business owner. He recognizes volunteers on “Connecting with Carmel” on cable channel 16. Contact him at jworrell@advantagemedical.com

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Daris Reno-Blickman credits her passion and heritage for helping her organize this year’s CarmelFest Has Talent

By Kevin Kane Current in Carmel Daris Reno-Blickman jokes that a week from now she’ll be in a sort of hibernation.

The Carmel resident works full time handling public relations for various local organizations and individuals. She is also in the process of starting an online coaching school, but this time of year, she is perhaps most associated with CarmelFest Has Talent, the vocal competition at CarmelFest for which Reno-Blickman is the chairwoman. When the event’s winners are crowned July 5, it will cap six months and countless hours of volunteer work required to put the competition together. She’s looking forward to an extended nap when it’s all over, but despite the heavy workload, Reno-Blickman said her love of the event and even her heritage have kept her going this year.

CarmelFest Has Talent is a statewide singing competition in its second year. After countless applications and auditions, the 10 best singers in three age groups were selected, and these 30 semifinalists will be narrowed to three winners over the course of the two-day festival. Organizing this type of event, Reno-Blickman said, is very time consuming and requires more work than most people realize.

“People just think you have people sign up and that’s it, but there are 100 other things you have to do,” she said. “I spend weeks driving around from city to city hanging up posters. Then I go there the next week, and if they’re gone I hang up more.

That’s something people don’t know I have to do.”

She said much of her time – and money – is spent marketing the event in order to truly make it a statewide competition, but the responsibilities don’t end there. Essentially, every rule, every minor detail has to be planned and executed. For example, it may seem like judges at these types of competitions can speak as much or as little as they wish, but Reno-Blickman said that time has to be set. If a judge goes over, though, a plan has to be in place to make up those lost minutes.

This year, Reno-Blickman said she has the benefit of a year’s experience, but with this one step forward, she took two back, as her co-chair Gena Hout has been unable to assist with the organization as much as was expected. Hout, who came up with the idea for CarmelFest Has Talent, said she’s been unexpectedly sidelined this year as a result of unspecified personal circumstances.

Hout said she’s still involved, but not as much as she’d like to be.

“Daris has forged ahead like is so typical of her,” she said. “I have missed not being more involved this year; however, I am looking forward to jumping in with both feet for next year’s event.”

Bernie Szuhaj, co-owner of the Simply Sweet Shoppe and Second Story Playhouse, said he’s lent Reno-Blickman a hand on a number of occasions in the past six months and helped with several different initiatives. He said a great deal of time and effort must go into making this event work, but her effort and enthusiasm is never lacking.

“Daris doesn’t do anything half way; it’s always 110 percent effort,” he said. “Her reputation precedes itself on putting on a quality, high-energy and entertaining event.”

Reno-Blickman said that mindset of putting forth her best effort at all times regardless of circumstance stems from her Na-

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tive American heritage. Though she is Cherokee, she said she was always taught that her actions represent every Native American in the world. For that reason, she said she wants to display honor and respect by putting on a great event.

“It’s a way for me to educate others about Native Americans and our traditions,” she said. “I think you do that by example … In our minds, we want to do everything to the best of our abilities.”

Reno-Blickman said she makes time for CarmelFest Has Talent in order to put together an event that meets her own expectations. The long hours aren’t easy, she said, but the payoff for her six months of effort will come this weekend.

“It’s all volunteer work,” she said. “You get paid if people come

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enjoy themselves and want to do it again.”

DIRTY WORK Daris Reno-Blickman said one of her favorite things about working on CarmelFest Hast Talent is interacting with the contestants and their families, but that also includes one of her least favorite aspects of the competition. On many nights, Reno-Blickman said she’s up late writing e-mails to inform kids that they didn’t make the cut. “I hate that part,” she said.

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By Vicky Earley A screen is like a veil: It hides what you want to hide while creating mystery and intrigue.

Room screens have been around practically forever. The Chinese began using them as far back as 200 B.C, while the Japanese adopted them in the seventh century. Europeans lagged far behind in this decorating trend, as they did not embrace the screen until 1600s.

The original screens were elaborate with intricate paintings and carvings. They functioned as art and status symbols.

The screen has evolved into a life-form with a practical purpose: It is one of the most flexible interior design tools available. Screens are an outstanding alternative to altering the structure of your home. Folding screen room dividers are easily removable and storable when not needed, as they are a form of freestanding art and furniture. Screens can function as a room divider or decorative focal point, and they can be moved with every decorating whim.

One of my favorite ways to use a gorgeous decorative screen is to tuck it behind a sofa in place of the expected picture behind a sofa. A screen is dimension, texture, color and interest – all in one decorating investment.

using a screen as an unexpected headboard.

In a large space, screens can be used to provide a sense of intimacy. It can separate a dining area from a living area in a large, open space.

Privacy is the side benefit to a beautiful screen and a space tucked behind a screen is suddenly a cozy, dedicated safe space.

Screens are a great way to hide something unsightly and any clutter. You can hide just about anything from anything from bad architecture to stereo equipment.

If you don’t have room for an office, you might want to use a screen in your living room or bedroom by placing a desk on the other side of the screen in those rooms. The desk is out of view in the evening when you want to relax, and the bed is out of view during the work day, when you wish you could relax!

Screens, whether an ornate antique or fabricated today, can offer an element of style while concealing something unattractive – or even downright ugly!

A screen is a fail-proof way to liven up a dreary room by filling dead spaces. When used in an empty corner of a room, a landing, a patio and behind a pair of chairs, a screen can immediately add interest and sophistication. Consider

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By Brandie Bohney My husband is a sports fan. He loves sports. With few exceptions, he enjoys just about everything that comes out of the sporting world. For this reason, he listens to a lot of ESPN radio. And ESPN radio is the source of today’s column topic.

An ad for an Indianapolis-area business that airs on ESPN radio illustrates an interesting grammatical faux pas. The ad states of the business, “They just don’t say they’re local; they are local.”

Hmmm. Do you see the problem?

The problem is just don’t. When you use just before don’t, it acts as a sort of intensifier: The museum has many fine paintings; just don’t touch them.

If you reverse the order of the words, though, the meaning changes because just then goes on to intensify whatever verb follows it: Don’t just stand there; do something!

Do you see the difference?

The problem with the ad is that just should follow don’t instead of preceding it. And while I think the difference in meaning is pretty clear, this is one of those mistakes that anyone can make when not paying enough attention or

speaking faster than thinking. Instead of saying that the business actually is local rather than merely making that claim falsely, the ad seems to say that the business is local but doesn’t say so. And that’s not the intention of the ad.

Normally, this sort of thing would be no big deal. A one-time slip of the tongue, and probably only a handful of people would even catch it. But it wasn’t a one-time slip of the tongue. It was a recorded and regularly played advertisement. And every time it plays, the error becomes both more and more glaring to the listeners who’ve already caught it as well as apparent to those who haven’t yet recognized it.

The point is that even a small and understandable error can grow like a weed in your grammatical garden if you don’t pluck it as soon as possible. It’s important to be weeding – er, editing – any work you put into print or on the air as thoroughly and carefully as possible. Because even ESPN listeners can be discerning grammatical gardeners.

Brandie Bohney is a grammar enthusiast and former English teacher. If you have a grammarrelated question, please email her at bbthegrammarguru@gmail.com.

The point is that even a small and understandable error can grow like a weed in your grammatical garden if you don’t pluck it as soon as possible.

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By Becky Kapsalis Suppose your 12-year-old daughter was a very good soccer player on a team vying for a state championship, and suppose that same daughter also signed up for a (non-soccerrelated) youth camp.

Then suppose the two schedules conflicted with one another, creating a major dilemma because both events were equally important to her. How do you suppose she handled it?

If you’ve ever had this type of scheduling dilemma with any of your kids, you understand the emotional conflict. First, the young lady decided she really wanted to go to her youth camp. She wanted her mom to talk to her coach. Her mom said “This is something you need to do for yourself.” So the young girl mustered up the courage to tell her coach, explaining she didn’t want to let her team down but she only had this one chance to go to this youth camp. The coach, admirably, told her, “By all means go to the camp.”

The next day, the coach approached her and let her know how much he appreciated her

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The team went on to win the championship. She had a great experience at camp.

The team (at the coach’s direction) texted the young lady to tell her they won. They included her in the victory. Her mom accepted her trophy for her, and everyone savored the taste of success.

What could have been a horrific emotional experience turned into a life lesson – a lesson that will do her well far after camps and soccer victories are a thing of her past. Kudos to everyone – the Mom, the little lady, the coach and her teammates. Conviction with character counts. Hugs!

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DISPATCHES » Sedaka added to Palladium gala – Legendary recording artist Neil Sedaka has been added to the list of performers at the January 29, 2011 gala concert in the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts. The fundraising concert lineup also will feature artistic director Michael Feinstein with jazz artist Chris Botti. The gala will be produced by acclaimed Hollywood producer Gordon Hunt and will include performances by the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. Sedaka has written, performed, produced, and inspired countless songs during the last 50 years. » McKinney to join Civic Theatre Megan McKinney, a longtime fixture in the Indianapolis arts community, will soon join Civic Theatre as the organization’s new director of development. McKinney comes to Civic off the heels of a two-year stint as the executive director at the Fine Arts Society.

ATI production uses old classics in new contexts

By Dave Arland Current in Carmel The latest production from Carmel’s Actors Theatre of Indiana promises a night of familiar music in some not-so-familiar situations when “A Grand Night for Singing” takes the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace stage beginning July 7.

Broadway songwriters Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II created such iconic shows as “Oklahoma!” “Carousel,” and “The King and I.” Plucking songs from the songwriting duo’s famous musicals, “A Grand Night for Singing” drops them into new situations when the characters meet each other for the first time and romance blossoms.

A production of Actors Theatre of Indiana, a local company of performing professionals, the musical revue “A Grand Night for Singing” first opened on Broadway in 1994, winning critical acclaim and earning a Tony nomination for Best Musical.

Set on the grounds of a beautiful mansion near the water, the production stars ATI founders Judy Fitzgerald, Cynthia Collins, and Don Farrell along with local stage veteran Jill O’Malia and Bradley Reynolds, a New York theater producer and actor who grew up in Speedway.

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The cast of “A Grand Night for Singing” will take the stage July 7 for a total of 20 performances through August 1.

ductions, said audiences are in for a treat with the rich harmonies and tuneful music that they know from the stage and screen.

“This show is all about the different situations of romance,” O’Malia said. “There is also music from a few shows that are not as well known – such as ‘Me and Juliet.’ These will be big crowd pleasers that are fun, new, and fresh.”

The show includes some 30 Rodgers and Hammerstein songs, each performed in a new context.

“It’s a fair guess that the songwriting duo never imagined the song ‘Shall We Dance’ as a comedy dance routine, or that they thought about ‘How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?’ as a lover’s lament,” said ATI cofounder Don Farrell, who is also directing and choreographing the show. “But that’s exactly how these songs have been re-imagined in this production.”

For New York actor and Broadway producer Bradley Reynolds, taking songs out of their original context and weaving them into another story proves the timeless nature of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s music.

“Their work is so completely enduring,” Reynolds said. “In this setting, everything is contemporary and the plot has nothing to do with the original settings – but it works.”

The 20 performances of “A Grand Night for Singing” begin July 7 and run through August 1. Shows start at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays throughout July.

Sunday shows have a 2 p.m. curtain time at the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace.

Weekend performances are $32 each. Wednesday and Thursday performances are value priced at $20 each. Go to www.actorstheatreofindiana. org for tickets and details.

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By Chef Michael Vlasich “Urban legends” can be found in many walks of life and mostly can be proven false. The questions become harder when they span across centuries and extend between a multitude of topics or facts.

Recently, I was engaged in a conversation that included questions on many aspects of a particular urban legend: Are they edible or plastic? Are they preserved in formaldehyde? Were they made using red dye that causes cancer? Did they originate in Oregon or were they copied from Europe? Do they contain liquor? Are they harmful to children, causing them to grow extra fingers?

These were the major points, and after much digging and sifting, I have the truths about “maraschino cherries,” the once highly sought after cocktail garnish.

The original maraschino cherries came from Yugoslavia, centuries ago, produced from a small bitter black cherry called the mascara, which grew wild in Dalmatia. Back then, there was no good way to preserve fruit. Being located on the coast of Croatia, they would pickle them in seawater, and then marinate them in cherry liqueur made from mascara juice, pits and leaves. This was the real first maraschino cherry.

This probably makes you wonder, how we got from there to the bright red, rubbery, sweet cherry, we use today to top ice cream sundaes.

The original cherries were brought here by the immigrants, and along with everything else, were sold to start a life in the new world. They quickly became in demand in the upscale hotels, as they were used as a garnish in cocktails, showing a sign of wealth and taste.

In the 1800s, farmers in Oregon found their state was the perfect climate for growing cherry trees. As the years went on, they began to have an overabundant mass of cherries, and they had to find new ways to use them.

With this and the demand for the maraschino, people found ways to make cheaper versions less expensively. In the early 1900s, the University of Oregon developed a technique to soak the cherries in a brine and then in a cherry liqueur, imitating the cherries of Dalmatia. Later, they were changed to a mixture of almond

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oil and paste, closer imitating the maraschino cherry flavors of today, specifically because of prohibition and the outlaw of all liquor.

This is how we got the maraschino cherries we know today. If you have a large batch of cherries this summer to preserve, included is a recipe for maraschino cherries. I have used it before; it is basic, but it’s tasty.

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REd, white and blue trifle Show your patriotism this July 4 with this colorful – and tasty – dessert.

Serves 12 Ingredients • 1 1/2 cups cold milk • 1 (4 ounce) package cheesecake flavor instant pudding and pie filling mix • 1 (8 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed • 16 ounces frozen pound cake, thawed, cut into 1/2inch cubes • 2 cups sliced strawberries • 1 cup blueberries • 1 cup sliced banana Directions 1. 1. Mix together milk and pudding mix and beat with wire whisk for 1-2 minutes or until well blended.

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Margarita grouper fillets Inspired by the popular cocktail, sweet, delicate grouper takes on a tangy flavor from the fresh lime juice and tequila. Pair the grouper with yellow rice, black beans, and a pitcher of margaritas, of course.

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Pirates of Penzance

The Carmel Repertory Theatre will present this American Premiere of EssGee's production for the 21st Century Premiere of Gilbert and Sullivan's “The Pirates of Penzance,” a comic opera. Performances begin July 16 and run through August 1 at Clay Middle School in Carmel. Call 844-2081 for details and ticket information.

A Grand Night for Singing

Come see the show USA Today said "is enough to restore one's faith in the future of the Revue and the durability of Rodgers and Hammerstein.” “A Grand Night for Singing” will be performed by the Actors Theatre of Indiana July 7 through August 1 at the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace. Tickets are on sale and can be purchased by calling 669-7983. Tickets for Wednesday and Thursday performances are just $20.

Visit www.actorstheatreofindiana.org for details.

High School Musical

Disney’s “High School Musical” goes from the TV screen to the Beef & Board Dinner Theatre stage in its annual family show through July 18. Tickets range from $35 to $58, with special family show discounts of $10 for ages 3-15. Price includes a family-friendly buffet, with a fruit and salad bar, unlimited coffee, tea and lemonade. For reservations and show times, call the box office at 317.872.9664 or visit www.beefandboards. com.

The Hamilton County Artists’ Association is presenting “Reflection of Summer” at the Hamilton County Art Center & Birdie Gallery, 195 S. Fifth St., Noblesville, now through August 27. The public is invited to join us for light refreshments and view the latest art relating to summer. Parking is free and the gallery is wheel chair accessible. The Birdie Gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 778-2278 or visit www.hcaa-in.org for details.

COMEDY Comedy at Morty’s

The following headlining acts will be coming to Morty’s Comedy Joint beginning this week: July 1 – The Roast of Chris Bowers July 2 and 3 – Nick Anthony July 8-11 – Darryl Lennox and Cleveland Visit www.mortyscomedy.com for showtimes and details

PERFORMANCE Early Morning Festival

The 2010 Indianapolis Early Music Festival is under way and will continue for a few more weeks. Remaining performance dates are July 9, 11, 23 and 25. All shows are at 7:30 p.m. Single tickets are $22, $12 for students.

Visit www.emindy.orgy for more information.

Mickey’s Irish Pub

The following musical acts will be playing live at Mickey¹s Irish Pub, 13644 N. Meridian St., Carmel. For more information, call 573-9746: July 2 – Whiskey Biscuit.

July 3 – Biscuit Miller.

July 9 – Aberdeen Project.

July 10 – Peace Train & the Flower Power Trio.

Mo’s Irish Pub

The following musical acts will be playing live at Mo’s Irish Pub, 13193 Levinson Lane in the Hamilton Town Center, Noblesville. For more information, call (317) 770-9020.

July 1 (and July 8, 15, 22 and 29) – Through Being Cool.

July 2 – Lemon Wheel.

July 3 – The Bishops.

July 9 – Loo Abby.

July 10 – American Cheese.

Symphony on the Prairie

The following musical acts will be playing with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. at Conner Prarie, 13400 Allisonville Road, Fishers. Advance tickets are $21 for adults and $10 for age 2-12 at the Hilbert Circle Theatre at (317) 639-4300, online at IndianapolisSymphony.org , and at all Marsh Supermarket and O’Malia’s locations. Adult tickets are $26 at the gate.

July 2-4: Star Spangled Symphony with fireworks.

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Norris wins City Championship Steve Norris (pictured) held off a strong field to claim the Inaugural City Golf Championship at Brookshire Golf Club June 19. Norris played solid golf all three rounds en route to a five-shot victory. Rounds of 75, 74 and 74, respectively, led him to the crown of city champion. Doug Ringle finished second with a three-round total of 228.

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The six-hour drive to Michigan took forever.

My family was more frugal than most. Our Michigan trip became an annual one, and each year we stayed in a tiny camping cabin by a pond. A short walk from here led us to Clearwater Lake.

The cabins were sparse: no bathrooms, air-conditioning or television. There was a shared latrine down a dusty path. The window screens were full of holes; mosquitoes were a constant. I remember sharing a bedroom with my brother, each of us sweating our way through the night on our individual cots.

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In Indiana, large China is the world’s fasamounts of algae and extest-growing economy, and cessive plant growth its banks dodged the toxic “I’m going that out ofwrecked town to fueled by fertilizers have securities fish populations balance sheets in Europe see my parents and sister affected in streams and waterways, and the United States. But the fromfireworks Beijing is not andview seeing with according to Tedesco, who also is the director of the sanguine. them.

So just spending Chinese officials worry on Center for Earth and Environmental Science at that Europe’s debt crisis travel.”

IUPUI. will lead to stagnation in David Jones What was once a gravelBeijing’s largest export market. The yuan has risen Carmelly bottom in some portions of the White River, for inthis year about 13 percent stance, now have been against the euro, which is covered with plants. likely to further crimp Chimight have nese sales.

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We “It’s an overall ecosyswould likely boost U.S. tem health issue money as well,” exports. Until recently, inwill definitely spend he added. “You start vestors anticipated an early in the lowering restaurants and of the diversity move to increase the yuan’s the are in value by perhaps 5 percent. shopping animals at Claythat Terrace.” these systems.”

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“We put them back to back, belly to belly, right next to the water source,” he added. “People who live around them have come to understand they like big green lawns but they don’t like big green lakes.”

Finding solutions that satisfy everyone will not be easy because of the varied sources of phosphorus contamination.

“It comes from so many places and the impact is so great,” Tedesco said. “We do have to manage it, but the question is how.” ✭ Call Star reporter Jason Thomas at (317) 444-6087.

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There have been only a handful of Japanese cars I would consider truly collectible, the 60’s Toyota 2000 GT (only 150 or so were made-they trade at about $500,000), and the 70’s Datsun/ Nissan 240Z, come to mind immediately.

By and large, most Japanese cars are what I would call “appliances.” They’re dependable, built to a price, and designed to last only a few years. Additionally, a certain Japanese manufacturer has consistently replicated cars other manufacturers have made, which just rubs me the wrong way.

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Knee pain is known as one of the best in terms of response to acupuncture, and headaches are among the worst responders.

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19,998 LARAMIE CREW CAB 23K MILES! CUMMINS! 101020A...................

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‘06 CHRYSLER ‘07 INFINITI M45 BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW 27,435 W/IVORY LEATHER AND FACTORY NAV! P6077A..............NOW $24,640 $ $ $ Bob Walters (www.believerbob.

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NOW 35,995 ‘08 DODGE MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA R ‘07 LEXUS IS250 LEXUS CERTIFIED ‘07 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO ‘07 BMW 550I WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 14K MILES! LDR483.............NOW 34,788 $ $ $ ‘06 ANNIVERSARY LEXUS G $ DODGE MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA R ‘07 LEXUS IS250 ‘07 LEXUS ES350 blogspot.com, email rlwcom@ LEXUS CERTIFIED LEATHER AND ONLY 31K MILES! .............................

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NOW 35,995 ‘06 LEXUS ES330 ‘08 LEXUS IS250 $16,995 W/GRAY AND SHARP!LEATHER JUST 43KAND MILES! .............................................

NOW ANNIVERSARY EDITIO ‘08 RED LEXUS RX350 4610 E. 96th St. | Indianapolis AWD BLACK W/BLACK ONLY 27K MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! WHITE W/IVORY LE aol.com) can’t P6105 think...................NOW of a worse $27,435 $ $ $ BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 36K ONLY MILES! P6108.............NOW ‘06 WHITE LEXUS ES330 ‘08 AWD LEXUS IS250 $35,160 W/IVORY LEATHER AND CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW 22,935 BLACKMILES! W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 11K NOW MILES! P6110.........NOW 33,550WHITE W/IVORYTL SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND 24K 101095A...

47,688 ‘08 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW 27,435 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 LE and Benjamin Franklin were all more deist than BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST $ AND ONLY $ ‘07 ACURA 4610 E. 96th St. | Indianapolis $ BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER 36K MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW 22,935 AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 11K MILES! P6110.........NOW 33,550 $ 774-7738 ‘08 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 ACURA (888) ‘07 LEXUS IS250 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 hindrance to freedom – and ‘04 LEXUS RX330 ‘09 LEXUS ES350 ‘08 SILVER LEXUS R CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY INTHE SUN! .................

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NOW W/BLACK LEA $ 29KCERTIFIED loveMILES! – than state religion. $27,988 ‘06 LEXUS GX470 BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER brotherly AND ONLY 27K 10672A......NOW LEXUS PRE-OWNED AWD W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUSTFUN 34K MILES ! L6095 ........

NOW .$16,988 28,010 $ $ WHITE W/IVORY W/IVORY LEATHER ANDHONDA FACTORYSILVER NAV! P6077A..............NOW 24,640 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 14K MILES! LDR483.............NOW 34,788 www.tomwoodlexus.com SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND JUST 27K MILES! P6126....................

NOW 56,995 ‘07 BAMBOO LEXUS ES350 ‘07 ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA C (888) 774-7738 AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27K MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 LEXUS CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED ‘08 LEXUS RX350 ‘08 LEXUS ES350 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND NOW 35,430 $ $ JUST 42K MILES! 101182A.....................

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‘07 LEXUS ES350 www.tomwoodlexus.com ‘07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA C (888) 774-7738 BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW 27,435 $17,988 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 ‘08 BLACK LEXUS RX350 ‘08 LEXUS ES350 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND$LIKE JUST 42K MILES! 101182A.....................

NOW 35,430 W/BLACK LEATHER ANDTHE ONLY 36KMOST MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160LEXUS BLACK W/TAN LEATHER AND NEW! ...................................................

W/TAN AND L JU PREPARED TO PASS DEMANDING $ $ ‘07 GOLD LEXUS GS350 BLUE W/IVORY LEATHER ONLY MILES! L6119 .................

NOW 30,115 $ BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW 27,435 $17,988 ‘07 AWD LEXUS IS250 ‘07 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER ANDTHE ONLY 36KMOST MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160 ‘08 LEXUS RX350 www.tomwoodlexus.com BLACK W/TAN LEATHER ANDAND LIKE NEW!38K ...................................................

NOW GOLD W/TAN AND L JU PREPARED TO PASS DEMANDING ‘07 LEXUS ‘06L6119 LEXUS GX470 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES! L6095 ........NOW. $28,010 $ ONLY 38K MILES! BLUE W/IVORY LEATHER AND .................

NOW 30,115 $ $ALL:NOW ‘07 AWD LEXUS IS250 ‘08 LEXUS RX350 SILVER W/BLACK LEAT BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27K GTI MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 www.tomwoodlexus.com AWD RED W/IVORY LEATHER AND 40KINSPECTION MILES! L6139..............

‘07 VW RA OF YOUR 35,605 OWN. $ ‘05 DODGE ‘06 LEXUS GX470 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES! L6095 ........NOW. 28,010 ‘06 AWD LEXUS ES330 ‘08 LEXUS IS250 ‘08 LEXUS GX470 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 42K$ 101182A.....................

NOW $35,430 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER$AND ONLYJUST 26K MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 $MILES! SILVER W/BLACK LEAT BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27K MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 ‘07 VW GTI ‘05 LARAMIE DODGE RA INSPECTION OF ALL: YOUR OWN. $ ‘07 AWD LEXUS IS250 $ $ ‘06 LEXUS LEXUS ES330 ‘08 LEXUS IS250 ‘08 ES350 ‘08 LEXUS GX470 BLACK W/PLAID AND ONLYLEATHER 24K MILES! .....................................................

19,998 CREW CAB WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST MILES! 101182A.....................

NOW 35,430 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER ONLY 26K MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 $ $AND Drivers tend to demand a lotNOW from a 42K Certified Pre-Owned Lexus.

Coincidentally, WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW$$22,935 LEXUS GS450H ‘08 LEXUS RX350 ‘08 LEXUS S AWD BLACK W/BLACK W/JUST 11K MILES! P6110.........NOW 33,550 SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....

NOW 31,910 ‘07 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 $ $ AWD SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES ! L6095 ........ONLY NOW .24K 28,010 ‘08 BLUE LEXUS ES350 BLACK W/PLAID AND MILES! .....................................................

NOW 19,998 LARAMIE CREW CAB $ $ ‘07 LEXUS LS460 Drivers tend to demand a lot from a Certified Pre-Owned Lexus.

Coincidentally, WHITEW/IVORY W/IVORYLEATHER LEATHER CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW 22,935 ‘08 LEXUS RX350 ANDAND ONLY 38K MILES! L6119 .................NOW $30,115 ‘08 LEXUS SW so do we.

Each vehicle is meticulously scrutinized and reconditioned so we $ AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 11K MILES! P6110.........NOW 33,550 SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....

NOW 31,910 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 26K MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES ! L6095 ........NOW . 28,010HYBRID! 24K MILES!101180A $ ‘07 INFINITI SMOKEY GRANITE W/BLACK LEATHER! NOW 37,988 ‘08 AWD LEXUS ES350 ‘06 CHRYSLER 300C $26K ‘07 LEXUS LS460 SMOKEY GRANITEM W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 38K MILES! L6119 .................NOW 30,115 ‘04 BLUE LEXUS RX330 doconfidently we. WHITE EachW/IVORY vehicle is meticulously scrutinized and reconditioned somile we ‘07 LEXUS RX350 LEATHER AND MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 $ NEW INSIDE ANDso can back them withONLY a three-year/100,000 total vehicle ‘09 LEXUS ES350 $ SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND LIKE OUT! 101174A ...................NOW 38,100 ‘07 LEXUS LS460 ‘08 LEXUS ES350 ‘06 CHRYSLER 300C ‘07 INFINITI M $ BLUE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLYSILVER 38K MILES! L6119 LEATHER .................

NOW 30,115 SMOKEY GRANITE W $ $ ‘04 LEXUS LEXUS RX330 ‘08 GX470 ‘07 LEXUS RX350 $ W/GRAY AND ONLY 43K MILES! HEMI, HEMI, HEMI! P6094 ........

NOW 20,995 BLACK W/BLACK LEA $ can confidently back them with a three-year/100,000 total vehicle mile ‘09 LEXUS ES350 $ warranty.* So if you’re considering a Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle, we invite SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER ANDAND LIKE30,115 NEW INSIDE AND OUT! 101174A ...................NOW 38,100 ‘07 LEXUS LS460 LEXUS BAMBOO W/IVORY LEATHER AND FACTORY NAV! P6077A..............NOW$$24,640 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND LIKE NEW INSIDE$ AND OUT! 101174A...................NOW $38,100 BLUE W/IVORY LEATHERGX470 AND ONLYSILVER 38K MILES! L6119 LEATHER .................

NOW BREAKWATER W/GRAY LIKE NEW!14K 42K MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 ‘08 LEXUS L WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND MILES! LDR483.............NOW 34,788 ‘08 ‘06 LEXUS GX470 ‘08 SILVER LEXUS GX470 W/GRAY AND ONLY 43KONLY MILES! HEMI, HEMI, HEMI! P6094 ........

NOW 20,995 warranty.* So ifW/BLACK you’re considering a Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle, we you to bring your exacting standards to your Lexus dealer today.

To invite learn BLACK W/BLACK LEA $ LIKE NEW! 42K BAMBOO W/IVORY LEATHER FACTORY NAV! P6077A..............NOW 24,640 ‘08 LEXUS SC340 SILVER LEATHER AND LIKE NEW INSIDE AND OUT! 101174A ...................NOW 38,100 $ W/GRAY LEATHER AND AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....NOW $31,910 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 ‘08 LEXUS L WHITE W/IVORY AND ONLY 14K MILES! LDR483.............NOW 34,788 ‘08 SILVER LEXUS GX470 ‘08 LEXUS SC340 W/GRAY LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298ALEATHER .....

NOW 31,910 SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND LOADED! 39K MILES! 101317A.................

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To learn more, visit LexusCPO.com. $ $ ‘08 LEXUS SC340 $ ‘07 SILVER LEXUS W/GRAYES350 LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....NOW 31,910 SILVER W/BLACK ‘09 IS250 $ ONLY ‘08 LEXUS W/GRAYRX350 LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....

NOWLEATHER 31,910 ‘08 LEXUS RX350 SMOKEY GRANITESC340 W/GRAY LEATHER AND 24K MILES! 101095A....NOW $47,995 ‘07 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO ‘07 CHARCOAL BMW 550L SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY AND ONLYmore, 24K MILES! 101095A....NOW 47,995 ‘07 SILVER LEXUS $ visit LexusCPO.com. $$ LEXUS ES350 SILVER W/BLACK ‘07 LEXUS CHARCOAL W/GRAY LEATHER NOW 24,995 W/GRAY ‘09 LEXUS IS250 $ AND ONLY 31K MILES! .............................

‘08 LEXUS RX350 SMOKEY GRANITELS460 W/GRAY LEATHER ONLY 24K MILES! 101095A....NOW 47,995 BLACK W/IVORYRX350 LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW $$27,435 SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 24K 101095A....NOW 47,995 ‘07 ‘07 LEXUS RX350 AWD, SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13KMILES! MILES! LDR488 .....NOW ..$$ 32,988 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND LIKECHARCOAL NEW! 42K MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 LEXUS LS460 ‘08 LEXUS L AND $ ‘07 LEXUS RX350 W/GRAY LEATHER ONLY 31K MILES! .............................

NOW 24,995 CHARCOAL W/GRAY L BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 36K MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160 $ AND $ $ BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K42K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW $32,140 27,435 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND LIKE NEW! MILES! P6091...........NOW AWD, SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW ..

32,988 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND LIKE NEW! 42K MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 ‘08W/GRAY LEXUS LS460 LONLY ‘08 LEXUS LS460 $ NOW 57,970 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER ANDLJUST 27K35,160 MILES! P6126...............

‘09 LEXUS IS250 BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 36K MILES! P6108.............NOW $ SILVER LEATHER AND 34K MILES! L6131....................

NOW 43,980 $ AND LIKE NEW! 42K MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 ‘07 BREAKWATER LEXUS W/GRAY IS250 $27K MILES! ‘08 LEXUS LS460 LJUST SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND JUST P6126...............NOW 57,970 ‘09 AWD, LEXUS IS250 SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW .. AND 32,988 ‘06 LEXUS GX470 $ ONLY AT YOUR LEXUS DEALER SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER 27K MILES! P6126...............

NOW $ ‘07 LEXUS LEXUS IS250 ‘09 IS250 $57,970 AWD, SMOKEY GRANITE‘06 W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW .. AND 32,988 LEXUS GX470 AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27K MILES! 10672A......NOW $$27,988 ONLY AT YOUR$ LEXUS DEALER SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER JUST 27K MILES! P6126...............

NOW 57,970 ‘09 AWD, LEXUS IS250 AWDSMOKEY BLACK GRANITE W/BLACK LEATHER ANDAND ONLY 10672A......NOW 27,988 W/GRAY LEATHER JUST27K 13KMILES! MILES! LDR488 .....NOW .. $32,988 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 42K MILES! 101182A.....................NOW $35,430 TOM WOOD SELECT SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW .. 32,988 ‘07 AWD, LEXUS IS250 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 42K MILES! 101182A..................... $ TOM WOOD SELECTNOW 35,430 ‘07 AWD LEXUS IS250 ‘08 LEXUS RX350 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES! L6095 ........NOW. $28,010 ‘08 DODGE MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA RX-8 $ ‘08 LEXUS RX350 $ $ ‘08 MAZDA R ‘08 DODGE MAGNUM AWD SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES! L6095 ........NOW. 28,010 DODGE MAGNUM WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLYCERTIFIED 26K MILES! 101131A...........NOW RED W/GRAY ANDMAGNUM SHARP! JUST 43KDODGE MILES! .............................................

NOW $16,995 EDITION W/JUST 19K MILES! L6003C........................... NOW $25,485 ‘08 ‘08 DODGE ‘08 ANNIVERSARY MAZDA RX-8 $37,160 $ ‘08 MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA R LEXUS ‘08 LEXUS ES350 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND 26KMILES! MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 W/GRAY AND SHARP! 43KONLY MILES! .............................................

NOW W/GRAY AND SHARP! JUST 43KRED MILES! .............................................

NOWJUST 16,995 EDITION 19K MILES! L6003C........................... $ NOW 25,485ANNIVERSARY EDIT ‘08 RED FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 ANNIVERSARY ACURA TL W/JUST TYPE S$16,995 $ RED W/ GRAY AND SHARP! JUST 43K .......................................

NOW 15,995 LEXUS CERTIFIED ‘08 BLUE LEXUS ES350 $ $ RED W/GRAY AND SHARP! JUST 43K MILES! .............................................

NOW 16,995 ‘07 LEXUS LS460 W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 38K MILES! L6119 .................NOW $30,115 CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY 29K MILES! FUN INTHE SUN! .................

NOW $16,988 SILVER W/BLACK TL LEATHER AND JUSTS 39K MILES! .............................. NOW $25,995ANNIVERSARY EDIT ‘08 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 ACURA TYPE ‘06 CHARCOAL LEXUS ES330 ‘08 SILVER LEXUS IS250 $MILES! .............................. NOW $25,995 ‘07 LEXUS LS460 ‘08 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 ACURA T BLUE W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 38K MILES! L6119 .................NOW 30,115 W/GRAY AND ONLY 29K MILES! FUNEX-L INTHE SUN! .................

NOW $16,988 W/BLACK LEATHER AND 39K HONDA ACCORD ‘07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA CRVLEATHER EXJUSTW/JUST $ ‘06 ‘08 LEXUS ‘08 LEXUS IS250 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND LIKE NEW INSIDE AND OUT! 101174A ...................NOW 38,100 WHITE W/IVORYES330 LEATHER AND CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW ‘08 MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA RX-8 $16,988 AWD BLACK W/BLACK 11K MILES! P6110.........NOW $$33,550 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 SILVER ACURA $$22,935 ‘08 DODGE LEXUS GX470 $ NOW 27,595 CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY 29K MILES! FUNOUT! INTHE SUN! .................

NOW W/BLACK T L $ $$ W/TAN LEATHER AND W/ LIKE ...................................................

NOW 17,988 GOLD W/TAN AND JUST 17K MILES! ‘07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA CRV EX P6033B.......................................

SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND LIKE NEW INSIDE AND 101174A ...................NOW 38,100 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND NEW! CHROMES! P6088...........................NOW ‘08 MAGNUM ‘08 MAZDA RX-8 AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 11KNOW MILES! P6110.........NOW BLACK TAN LEATHER AND LIKE NEW!........ ......................................

17,688 $ 22,935 $ 33,550 $ ‘04 BLACK LEXUS RX330 ‘08 DODGE LEXUS GX470 ‘09 LEXUS ES350 RED W/GRAY AND SHARP! JUST 43K MILES! .............................................

NOW 16,995 ANNIVERSARY EDITION W/JUST 19K L6003C...........................

NOW 25,485 CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY 29K MILES! FUN INTHE SUN! .................

NOW 16,988 $ $ BLACK W/TAN LEATHER AND LIKE NEW! ...................................................

NOW $17,988 GOLD W/TAN ANDRAM JUST 17K MILES! P6033B.......................................

NOW $27,595SILVER W/BLACK L ‘08 LEXUS SC340 SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND LOADED W/OPTIONS! 101298A .....

NOW 31,910 ‘07 VW GTI ‘05 DODGE 2500 SLT $ ‘04 LEXUS RX330 BAMBOO W/IVORY LEATHER ANDANNIVERSARY FACTORY NAV! P6077A..............NOW ‘09 WHITE LEXUS IS-5660388 RED W/GRAY ANDLEATHER SHARP! JUST 43K MILES!W/OPTIONS! .............................................

NOW 16,995 EDITION W/JUST 19K MILES! L6003C...........................

NOW 25,485 W/IVORYES350 LEATHER AND ONLY$ 14K MILES! LDR483.............NOW $$34,788 $$24,640 ‘07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA SILVER W/GRAY AND LOADED 101298A .....

NOW 31,910 ‘08 LEXUS SC340 BLACK W/PLAID AND ONLY 24K MILES! .....................................................

NOW $19,998 LARAMIE CREW CAB 23K MILES! 101020A...................

NOW 30,135 ‘07 VW GTI DODGE RAM 2500 SLT VW GTI BAMBOO W/IVORY LEATHER ANDACURA FACTORY NAV! P6077A..............NOW 24,640 IS-5660388 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND CUMMINS! ONLY$ MILES! LDR483.............NOW $ 34,788 ‘08 ‘07 TL TYPE S ‘07 ‘08 LEXUS ES350 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA C C SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY AND ONLY ‘05 24K 101095A....NOW 47,995 $14K ‘08MILES! LEXUS RX350 ‘07 FORD LEXUSMUSTANG RX350 CONVERTIBLE W/PLAID AND ONLY300C 24K MILES! .....................................................

NOW LARAMIE CREW CAB 23KNOW MILES! CUMMINS! 101020A................... $19,998 $ NOW $30,135GOLD W/TAN AND $$ $$ BLACK W/TAN LEATHER ANDLEATHER LIKE NEW! ...................................................

17,988 ‘06 CHRYSLER ‘07 INFINITI M45 SPORT ‘08 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘07 ACURA TL TYPE S ‘07 BLACK LEXUS ES350 BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 35K MILES! P6105 ...................NOW 27,435 SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 24K MILES! 101095A....NOW 47,995 BLACK W/ PLAID AND ONLY 24KMILES!......... .......................................

NOW 18,688 $ $ ‘08 LEXUS RX350 ‘07 FORD LEXUS RX350 BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 36K MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160 CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY 29K MILES! FUN INTHE SUN! .................

NOW 16,988 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND JUST 39K MILES! ..............................

NOW 25,995 $ $ $ BLACK W/TAN LEATHER AND$20,995 LIKE NEW! ...................................................

NOW 17,988 SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND300C ONLY 43KJUST MILES! HEMI, HEMI,P6105 HEMI!...................NOW P6094 ........ NOW BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER ANDSPORT LOADED! P6115 ................................ NOW $$34,770GOLD W/TAN AND ‘06 CHRYSLER ‘07 INFINITI M45 BLACK W/IVORY LEATHER AND 35K MILES! 27,435 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND LIKE NEW! 42K MILES! P6091...........NOW 32,140 $ ‘08 LEXUS LS460 L ‘07 SILVER LEXUS IS250 BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER ONLY25,995 36K MILES! P6108.............NOW 35,160 CHARCOAL W/GRAY AND ONLY FUN ................. NOW 16,988 SILVER LEATHER JUST 39K MILES!‘06 ..............................

NOW ‘07 VW GTI ‘05 DODGE R W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 43K MILES! HEMI,W/BLACK HEMI, HEMI! P6094 ........ NOWAND BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER ANDAND LOADED! LEXUS GX470 $20,995 BREAKWATER W/GRAY AND 29K LIKEMILES! NEW! 42KINTHE MILES!SUN! P6091...........NOW 32,140 CHRYSLER 300C $$P6115 ................................ NOW $$34,770 ‘07 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO ‘07 BMW 550I ‘08 LEXUS LS460 LJUST 27K MILES! ‘07 ‘06 LEXUS IS250 AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27KGTI MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 ‘07 ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA CRV $EX ‘07 VW ‘05 LARAMIE DODGE R ‘06 P6126...............

LEXUS GX470 $24,995 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND NOW 57,970 ‘09 HONDA LEXUS IS250 CHARCOAL W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 31K MILES! .............................

NOW 24K CHARCOAL W/GRAY LEATHER 33K MILES! ......................... $ NOW ‘07 AUDI A4 2.0T QUATTRO ‘07 BMW 550I WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER ANDAND JUSTONLY 42K 101182A.....................

NOW 35,995 35,430 $ $$MILES! BLACK W/PLAID AND ONLY MILES! .....................................................

NOW 19,998 CREW CA AWD BLACK W/BLACK LEATHER AND ONLY 27K MILES! 10672A......NOW 27,988 ‘07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L ‘08 HONDA CRV $EX $$ SILVER LEATHER AND ONLY 43K MILES! HEMI, HEMI, HEMI! NOW 20,695 ‘07 CHARCOAL LEXUS IS250 SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER AND JUST 27K MILES! P6126...............

NOW 57,970 W/TAN LEATHER AND LIKE NEW! ................................................... NOW $$17,988 GOLD W/TAN AND JUST 17K MILES! P6033B.......................................

NOW 27,595 ‘09 BLACK LEXUS IS250 $ W/GRAY LEATHERW/GRAY AND ONLY 31K MILES! .............................

NOW 24,995 CHARCOAL W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 33K MILES! .........................

NOW 35,995 WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND JUST 42K MILES! 101182A.....................

NOW 35,430 BLACK W/PLAID AND ONLY 24K NOW 19,998 LARAMIE CREW CA $ MILES! .....................................................

‘08 LEXUS RX350 AWD, SMOKEY GRANITE W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW ..

32,988 ‘07 LEXUS IS250 AWD SILVER W/BLACK LEATHER W/JUST 34K MILES !

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28,010 $ BLACK W/TANGRANITE LEATHER AND LIKE NEW! ................................................... NOW 17,988 W/TAN AND JUST 17K MILES! P6033B.......................................

NOW 27,595 $ ‘07 INFINITI $ ‘06 CHRYSLER 300C ‘08 WHITE LEXUS RX350 AUDI A4LEATHER 2.0TGOLD QUATTRO W/IVORY LEATHER AND96th ONLY$26K MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160 AWD, SMOKEY AWD SILVER W/BLACK W/JUST 34K MILES! L6095 ........NOW . 2500 28,010SLT 4610 E. St. || Indianapolis $ ‘07 INFINITI ‘08 ‘07 LEXUS ES350 ‘07 VW GTI W/GRAY LEATHER AND JUST 13K MILES! LDR488 .....NOW ..$ 32,988 ‘05 DODGE RAM ‘06 CHRYSLER WHITE W/IVORY LEATHER AND96th ONLY MILES! 101131A...........NOW 37,160BLACK W/BLACK L $ $ $$26K SILVER W/GRAY AND300C ONLY 43K MILES! HEMI, HEMI, HEMI! P6094 ........

NOW 20,995 4610 E. St. Indianapolis ‘07 LEXUS LS460 ‘08 BLUE LEXUS ES350 ‘07 BLACK VWW/PLAID GTIAND ONLY 24K MILES! ..................................................... NOW $19,998 ‘05 DODGE RAM 2500 SLT W/IVORY LEATHER AND ONLY 38K MILES! L6119LEATHER .................

NOW 30,115 CHARCOAL W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 32K MILES! ..........

NOW 24,495 LARAMIE CREW CAB 23K MILES! CUMMINS! 101020A...................

NOW 30,135 $ $ SILVER W/GRAY LEATHER AND ONLY 43K MILES! HEMI, HEMI, HEMI! P6094 ........ NOW 20,995 $ BLACK W/BLACK L so do we. Each vehicle is meticulously scrutinized and reconditioned so we

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Abuse: Warning signs and what to do, Part 2 COMMENTARY

By Rachael Noble In my last article, I wrote about domestic abuse. One of the most common questions people ask about this topic is, “Why do women stay with abusers?”

First of all, these women are typically slowly brainwashed into thinking their man is the beall, end-all and she cannot live without him.

He will infiltrate her entire world, causing her to depend on him 100 percent. The thought of leaving him makes her feel helpless, especially if she has children.

Also, many times a cycle of abuse from the past or from her own family will cause her to stay, because this is the only world she knows.

The drama and the fighting is actually “comfortable” to her.

The abused is unhealthily “addicted” to the abuser pushing her away and treating her badly until she finally gives up and tries to walk away.

He then begs her to stay with him, telling her what she wants to hear (he can’t live without her, he has changed, etc.). The unhealthy “rush” of feeling loved because of his pursuit is enough to keep her going until the next time he puts her on an emotional roller coaster again.

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What to do when your dog gets overexcited before a walk COMMENTARY

By John Mikesell You contemplate taking your dog for a walk with mixed emotions. When you pick up the leash, he becomes the Tasmanian Devil – bodyslamming you, racing around the foyer and bouncing off the walls. Hers are five suggestions for turning this into an enjoyable outing: 1. Exercise first. Spend 15 to 20 minutes tossing a ball for your dog in the backyard or some other sort of physical exercise before going out for a walk. You’ll take the edge off his excitement, reduce his energy level and make leashing up and walking more relaxed and enjoyable for both of you.

2. Teach him to “say please.” Reinforce your dog’s “sit” behavior so thoroughly that “sit” becomes his default behavior – the behavior he chooses to offer when he doesn’t know what else to do. Then wait for him to sit (say “please”) to make all good things happen: sit for you to throw his ball; sit for his dinner bowl; sit to be petted; sit to put his leash on; sit to make the door open.

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If he sits, proceed with the walk.

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Even though you’re using Office 2003 on your old computer and will likely have Windows 7 on your new computer, as long as you have the original disk, you can install and run Office 2003 on your new computer with no problem.

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My first favorite strip was Alley Oop. Something about the adventures of a time-traveling caveman just got me where I lived. He carried a club, rode around on a dinosaur, had a smokin’ hot wife who ran around in a fur bathing suit, and visited the 20th century, where he would don business suits but leave out the shoes. My kinda guy.

It didn’t hurt that he was easy to draw. I could impress all my friends with my clever portraits of Alley Oop, which were made more or less by drawing a square and giving it hair and a nose.

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I have to admit it gave me a bit of a twinge – not because I was an Annie fan, because I wasn’t. I’m a continuity fan. Annie and her dog Sandy were in the comics for 86 years, and I’m the kind of goof who hates to see the end of a string like that.

And while I never was much for Little Orphan Annie (would it have been that much trouble to give the poor girl some eyes?) I have always been a big fan of comic strips. Even at my advanced years, opening the paper means I have to fight the old kidhood temptation to go first to the comics page, and later turn rather grudgingly to the news. Although in the case of my former paper, it IS kind of fun to see if they accidentally printed something interesting.

Some of the earliest reading I can remember took place lying on my stomach on the living

ins,” “Rick O’Shay,” “The Phantom,” “Buz Sawyer,” “Steve Roper,” “Prince Valiant,” “The Little King,” “Henry,” “Miss Peach,” “L’il Abner,” “Peanuts,” “Blondie,” “Major Hoople,” “Andy Capp,” “Fred Bassett,” “Dennis the Menace,” ... it took three newspapers a day just to satisfy my habit. I was a 9-year-old with a cartoon monkey on his back.

And then I discovered “Pogo.” The strip starring Walt Kelly’s philosophical possum and his goofball friends instantly shot to number one on my all time favorites list, where it remains to this day, followed closely by strips that came later: “Calvin and Hobbes,” “Bloom County” and “The Boondocks.”

So many of them are gone now, and I can live with that. What else can you do? Times change, tastes change, technology changes. It’s the natural order of things.

But even so, the passing of Annie from newspapers to the digital world strikes me as a loss, a little piece of us to which we must say “So long.” And we can’t even add, “See you in the funny papers.”

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Spreading the exciting news out of Idaho COMMENTARY

By Dick Wolfsie BOISE, Idaho - Police in Idaho think they might have solved a year-long condiment spree.

Authorities say a 74-year-old woman was arrested after pouring mayonnaise in a library book drop box.

She may be connected to nine other condiment-related crimes.

The first thing I did when I read this news release was send the Idaho police a thank-you note for practically writing my column for me. You could watch every “Twilight Zone” episode, read every “Sherlock Holmes” short story ever written and see every Coen Brothers movie and I’m tellin’ you, the words “condiment-related crimes” is not going to pop up in any of them. This story was a gift from the people of Idaho who gave us the raw materials to make the French fry. Idaho’s nickname? The Gem State. Once again, they have delivered.

Thank you. And now, let’s move on ...

I’m basically an honest person, so I don’t spend a lot of time thinking about circumstances that might have led me to a life of crime.

However, I’ve seen enough bad-guy movies to know that when you’re looking for shifty ways

to make a living, the answer does not lie in a select variety of sauces. I did resist an early influence to be a crook. My mother was an unrepentant Sweet and Low thief, so I saw firsthand (and with sleight of hand) how easy it was to score big at White Castle or Steak ’n Shake. Mom seemed like a very nice person to some people, but those close to her knew that her sweet disposition was artificial.

Apparently, the woman who defiled the books walked around with a backpack that concealed her two sandwich spreads of choice. The police could not legally stop and search her without a warrant or they would have violated her second condiment rights. It’s a pretty sad day when it’s legal to own an Uzi, but a squeezy bottle of mayonnaise is suspect. The woman accused the police of profiling her, but when you leave a trail of Gulden’s Mustard packets behind you, this is considered probable cause.

She was also detained at the airport for having more than two ounces of ketchup in her carryon. The low-life in front of her? Box cutters and a Bowie knife in his raincoat. No problem.

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I do think pouring mayo down a book slot

at a library is a serious offense. But judges should be able to use discretion in sentencing.

Hellmann’s on Hemingway is just wrong, but Teriyaki on Dostoevsky does have a certain international flavor to it.

This is a bad time for “Law and Order” to go off the air. All their stories are ripped from actual headlines and if we should have, say, a chutney-related murder, I don’t trust the people over at “CSI Las Vegas” to take the case seriously.

Other than mayo in the return slot, news sources were reluctant to reveal the perp’s other nine condiment capers – possibly fearing that a wave of food-topping, copy-cat crimes would sprinkle the country. There was one leak: The woman did not use Worcestershire Sauce during the commission of any offense. The folks at Lea & Perrins could use this information. When you have a high sodium product, you really need to brag about its low crime rate.

The woman was released, by the way, and put on probation. The judge thought she might be a flight risk, and sure enough, at last report she was on the lam. I hope she has some mint jelly in her purse.

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Kitchen remodel including adjacent spaces COMMENTARY

By Larry Greene BEFORE THE REMODEL: The homeowner recently moved into this 1990s-built home in the Bridlebourne development off Shelbourne Road in Carmel. The layout of the existing kitchen and adjoining first floor did not meet the owner’s needs. The homeowners actually enjoy cooking and preparing meals at home so they needed better functionality. They also required a secondary kitchen to assist the homeowner with a home-based baking business. The final issue was to remodel and update the adjoining laundry room, hall bathroom and hearth room.

DESIGN PROCESS: The design phase started with the design of several overall schemes of the entire first floor to make sure the “flow” from room to room was just right. This process flushed out several new ideas that were appealing to the homeowner. In fact, this design process resulted in the reconfiguration of several walls. One of the most useful improvements was the creation of a large walk-in pantry that almost doubled in size from the previous version.

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Cicadas: Beware of the wasp COMMENTARY

By Holly Funk While I am normally touted as an insect advocate, no single thing grosses me out quite like a cicada. Except maybe a cockroach.

The sheer size of the cicada is probably the greatest influence of my dislike for the boisterous insect – so noisy, in fact, the male cicada is the loudest insect in the world. They are huge and black and have red eyes – not to mention the icky, brown exoskeletons they leave hanging around everywhere. What little boy hasn’t stuck one of those on a girl’s shirt, sending her shrieking? I know that wasn’t just me.

Still, cicadas are an interesting lot. The immature cicada lives for many years in the soil at the base of trees and emerges to climb up the trunk and shed their crunchy, beige shell. The adults, then, camp out in trees and talk back and forth to each other until they find a mate (you know the rest).

While that totally gives me the willies, someone else might flip over a bee, or wasp, and that just doesn’t really faze me. Not even one of the biggest wasps of all, the cicada killer wasp, (that’s right!) because it hunts down cicadas and makes baby food of them. Awesome.

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The male wasp will dive bomb and buzz you in defense but it is all buzz and no bite, as he has no stinger (typical). The female has the ability to sting but will only do so if trapped in a T-shirt or threatened seriously.

She’s busy hunting down cicadas. Once she’s got her prey, she brings it to the nest and lays her eggs in it. When the babies hatch they devour the cicada for their first meal. Now, that’s a plan.

The cicada killer, as with other bees and wasps, is deemed beneficial as they help to keep balance in the insect world, so, they rarely require control measures. I think it is so cool the way nature takes care of itself – and us. I don’t want to be overrun by cicada swarms.

And while it can be quite alarming to cross paths with one of these wasps, especially if you happen to catch one carrying the cicada, it is actually just trying to care for its family. And I think we can all relate to that.

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