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Mike Sale (above) and Ryan Coyle conceived the BrewBracket Challenge in 2011. (Opposite page) A bourbon barrell like this one is being used to age beer entries in the upcoming BrewBracket Challenge on September29.

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By Neal Moore It’s no surprise the idea of launching a live competition to crown Indiana’s best craft beer brewers began germinating at a local watering hole. Such a wholly appropriate setting is where Mike Sale and Ryan Coyle envisioned the BrewBracket Challenge. As the co-founders sipped – well, beer – they brewed up a full-bodied, flavorful idea: Create a bracket-style, single elimination tasting tournament.

“The purpose of BrewBracket Challenge is to bring people together to taste and determine the very best craft beers,” explained Sale. “It also serves to promote the brewery that makes it to the top.”

In spring, 2011, the inaugural BrewBracket Challenge was held. “We did some small tastings and quickly determined that we could do this on a larger scale,” remembered Sale. About 150 people are expected to attend the fourth BrewBracket event, Bourbon Barrel Aged Beers, Saturday, September 29, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m., at Tomlinson Tap Room in City Market, downtown Indianapolis. Tickets are priced at $45.

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taste. Each is required to have stored their beers in wooden barrels donated by Harrison Bourbon Company, a southern Indiana distillery. “These premium beers will have set in the barrels about three months soaking up the flavor and color of the bourbon,” explained Joe Eaton, brewer and owner of Barley Island Brewing Company in Noblesville, and the winner of the most recent BrewBracket Challenge.

Eaton described the bourbon taste as “strong, alcoholic – a more in-your-face flavor. These beers will pick up some additional components from the barrels.”

Acting as both public tasters and judges, attendees sip and compare the tastes of two beers, picking a favorite. The randomly-seeded beers are served in two identical tasting glasses; tasters have no way of identifying the brewers. “A big component is making it a blind taste test. It strips away any bias,” said Sale.

The winning beers move on in their respective tournament brackets. Taster palettes are cleansed, and the process repeats until two finalists remain for the championship round. “People love brackets! That’s certainly some of the allure,” Sale said.

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Rosemary Waters, arts supporter and president of the Carmel International Arts Festival, prepares for the 15th annual Main Street celebration.

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By Stephanie Carlson Curtis “An artist is someone who produces things that people don’t need to have but that he – for some reason – thinks it would be a good idea to give them.” In the words of Andy Warhol, the late popular pop artist who indulged in a variety of mediums to tell visual stories, this quote is parallel with the growth of the arts in Carmel. While some residents may feel our city does not need to invest in this creative space, others are champions, promoting the arts as a vital element in our community.

Rosemary Waters is one of the preeminent arts supporters and president for the Carmel International Arts Festival.

“I got involved with the festival its inaugural year. I was excited about the event because I love art and took a lot of art classes in college,” said Waters. “This is my fifteenth year volunteering for the festival. I became president seven years ago.”

The celebration of the arts takes place on Saturday, September 22, 2012,10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, September 23, 2012, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. in Old Town Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard implemented the inaugural Carmel International Arts Festival in 1998. The first exhibition was held around the fountain in City Square. About 40 artists displayed their work that year. Since then, the event has grown to become an annual palette of color splashing the landscape with a variety of artistic talent.

Artists from across the nation will set up shop along Main Street in the Arts & Design District. “We have artists coming from as far away as California, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida and Texas. The majority of artists are coming from surrounding states. We have 135 juried artists exhibiting in oil, watercolor, glass, 2D, jewelry, photography, 3D, wood, sculpture, and pottery,” said Waters. “We get the international flavor from our sister cities Kawachinagano, Osaka, Japan and Xiangyang, Hubei, China who will have booths at the festival.”

From The Palladium to Main Street, Mayor Brainard has been influential in welcoming, developing and enhancing diverse cultural experiences demonstrating a well-rounded commitment to the creative arts. “We realize the tremendous impact that the arts have on our community and we invest in areas such as the Carmel Arts & Design District to help

attract economic development. The arts are a valuable asset, attracting jobs and enhancing the quality of life in central Indiana. In addition, first-rate arts and culture are instrumental in helping to attract young, educated professionals who will bring their energy and talent to the area,” said Mayor Brainard.

According to Waters, one of the ways the arts festival attracts talent is through contests. The artists appreciate the recognition of their work. “We ask a qualified person to judge the artwork. Based on their judgment, we award $5,000 in prize money and give $1,000 for Best of Show, $600 for 1st Place, $500 for 2nd Place, $400 for 3rd Place, 10 Best of Media $150, and 10 Honorable Mention $100.”

In addition, young artists are recognized for their talents.

“Each year we have a High School Exhibit showing the talents of Carmel High School and University High School art students,” said Waters. “Their work is also judged and the winners are awarded ribbons.”

And for budding young artists, the children’s area features face painting, easel painting, a caricature artist, Dooley the Clown as well as creative ways children can make their own masterpieces. These free children’s activities are provided throughout the festival. Admission is free and organizers expect attendance to reach more than 20,000 patrons over the two-day period.

“There’s a saying that goes something like this. The arts are not how we live, the arts are why we live.” said Waters.

“Our Arts Festival is just trying to help accomplish this. It’s important to participate in the support of the arts to keep the arts alive.” The city of Carmel is dedicated to creating a collage of well-rounded artistic appreciation for residents and visitors in order to bolster the economy and elevate the quality of life offered, as well as provide opportunities for artists to share their talents with the community.

Learn more about the Carmel International Arts Festival at www.carmelartsfestival.org, LIKE the CIAF Facebook page and Follow the CIAF on Twitter at @CarmelArtsFest.

Stephanie Carlson Curtis is a writer, photographer, triathlete and mom to four kids. A journalist for 25 years, her work has been featured on CNN, WTOC-TV and in multiple magazines, websites and blogs. september 2012 |

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Alternative Health & Wellness Story by J. Andy Murphy - Photos by Stefanie Turk Let’s explore another approach to health and fitness: Alternative Wellness. Traditional physician health care is ever expanding and is shifting a bit to include identified methods of Alternative Wellness. One could define Alternative Wellness as a proactive process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a more healthful being.

There are many areas in our lifestyle that we know need our attention: Maintaining a healthy diet, engaging in daily exercise, reducing stress, getting enough rest, and regular doctor check-ups.

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Jeanne Britt is a busy woman who decided with her doctor to take a medical and alternative wellness partnership approach to managing her healthcare. She realized that her family health history, along with lifestyle, made it necessary to seek out ways to stay healthy. “I would rather adopt lifestyle changes in an effort to ward off illness than go to the doctor for treatment after an illness has attacked. I also wanted to set an example for my family that encouraged them to look at their own lifestyles and form healthy habits early. Being proactive and not reactive can make all the difference in the world,” she said.

We have identified four Geist area certified professionals who provide Alternative Wellness care in the fields of Yoga, Digestive/Natural Health, Foot Reflexology and Thermography.

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The Practice of Yoga

The classical techniques of Yoga date back more than 5,000 years. This practice of physical and mental exercise brings the body and mind together into one harmonious experience. The practice is built on three main structures: Exercise, breathing, and meditation. The exercises are designed to put pressure on the glandular systems of the body, thereby increasing its efficiency and total health.

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nutrition and the digestive system The digestive system is very extensive. Eating properly is key; our organs need proper nutrients to function properly.

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beginning and advanced students as well as classes in restorative Yoga, Yoga for kids, and partner Yoga. Asana, relaxation, breathing, and meditation are all part of her fun and instructional classes.

“Movement is a simple way to improve the body, mind, and spirit. I believe Yoga has a very therapeutic side and so, in the years since my certification, I’ve completed a detailed study of Yoga as therapy. I’ve had the opportunity to work with people recovering from illness or injury. I’ve seen first hand the improvements that can be made with a few simple Yoga poses,” Melissa said, adding, “I personalize my classes as much as possible. I get to know my students’ bodies, injuries, and limitations. It is my goal to help everyone feel better as they walk out of class than they did when they arrived.”

In Melissa’s class, the emphasis is on health. It’s not just a fitness routine, as Yoga draws you into your inner self. Once your body learns to relax, your mind relaxes as well. It is a balance that is so necessary to your overall health on all levels.

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Her diverse wellness approach is unique and comprehensive to the body’s core systems that help her clients rebalance their busy lives. “One of the most important aspects in achieving a long, healthy, and happy life is to establish who is really in charge of his/her own body. Who is going to monitor the results, and who will daily give the signals that command attention within his/her body?” Genie said.

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foot reflexology Foot Reflexolgoy it is beyond massage! Every organ in the body is reflected within specific areas of your feet. Nerve endings in the feet are inter-connected through the spinal cord and brain with all parts of your body. Each of us has more than 7,000 nerve endings in each foot. Reflexology is the application of pressure onto particular areas of the soles of the feet. A reflex action in another part of the body is stimulated by the manipulation of each specific area. It is important to know that Reflexology is different from ordinary massage, and the public should be aware of the separating factors involved.

What are the benefits of Reflexology Therapy? It can relieve pain and stiffness. Working within the nerve system, foot reflexology can relieve problems with migraine headaches, stress, asthma, constipation, sinusitis, and leg neuropathy as well as other areas of the body under stress. It benefits improved circulation leading to the reduction of stress and disease, and the body’s function will be naturally turned into its homeostasis (the balancing of overall body system functions).

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Certified Reflexologist through the ARCB. As a professional Reflexologist, she is dedicated to a single purpose … helping to improve the health of individuals in a natural, noninvasive way. It is also noteworthy to share with you that Diane is a former professional ballet dancer with the Cincinnati Ballet and Charleston Ballet in South Carolina. She has BFA from the University of Cincinnati. This professional caregiver is engaging, with a warm energy that crosses over into her patientcare therapy. Diane advises anyone interested in Reflexology to make sure they find a certified Reflexologist, as they are certified to protect the public. The client also needs to know that the practitioner follows safe universal protocols.

“In an EEG (electroencephalogram), theta waves are measured.

Reflexology goes to a theta state, whereas massage is measured at a beta state. It is during the theta state where it is believed that healing really occurs,” Diane said. After learning more about the benefits of treatment through Reflexology, one quickly realizes how important our feet are in the connective path to wellness therapy. Reflexology is not age related, as it can be used to treat infants, teens, and adults with a variety of presenting symptoms,” says Diane. Reflexology is, indeed, a wonderful alternative wellness option that generates results in a relaxed and peaceful manner.

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It seems very clear that shifting the focus away from “being ill” to “being well,” thereby adopting lifestyle changes that your body needs to be balanced in its core and at peace from stress, is playing a larger role in personal health care, opening up many avenues of Alternative Wellness exploration. Talk to your doctor and explore together option plans that combine the best of both worlds!

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Composting Seminar on Sept. 11 Thanks to Carmel’s new trash and recycling program, weekly trash output diminished considerably as residents recycle paper, cardboard, plastics, glass and metals. It’s now time to take the next step. If everyone in the U.S. composted their kitchen scraps for one year, the organic waste diverted from landfills would be enough to cover San Francisco with a 3 foot compost pile and reduce methane emissions from landfills. Join us to learn about the benefits of composting and how to improve your garden and lawn. Adults and kids will have fun learning about worm composting. A free compost bin will be raffled. For more information, visit www.CarmelGreen.org.

that help you meet your goals. So when you call Regina Laux at 261-0244, you’re not just calling your banker. You’re calling the person you can trust to make the right decisions for your financial future.

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integrity automotive Founded in 1994 by Bob and Linda Waeiss, Integrity Automotive serves Carmel, Indiana, and surrounding areas by offering complete domestic and import auto repair. Integrity Automotive’s mission statement is to “provide our customers with personal quality service, treating all people with fairness and integrity.” This familyowned business differentiates itself by offering a personal repair experience with a fully-trained technical staff.

Integrity aims to provide incredible value to customers who rely on clear communication and smooth work flow to get their cars serviced efficiently and quickly, and to always look out for the best interest of the customer.

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Carmel City Magazine

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Indiana Design Center The Indiana Design Center, located in the heart of downtown Carmel, is the epicenter for interior design resources in Carmel. Containing 80,000 square feet of showrooms and over 30 businesses, 11 retail showrooms inhabit the main floor of the Design Center and 4 to-thetrade showrooms on the second floor.

The goal of IDC is to be a place where one can discover, learn, and connect with Indiana’s professional design industry. For those shoppers who are interested in coming to IDC for a design need but who are not currently working with a design professional, many first floor showrooms have professionals on staff who can assist with decisions and the website features a database of design portfolios for potential clients to review online.

Andrea Kleymeyer, Marketing Director at the Indiana Design Center

200 South Rangeline Road (317) 569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com

FLAIR HAIR DESIGN One of the newest members to ADDBAC, Flair Hair Design, opened in January of 2012. Owned by Dana Sangeorzan, Flair is a full-service salon offering everything from hair styling to nail care to grooming services. Six stylists and one nail technician serve clients in Flair, and appointments can be made either online or by phone.

230 North Rangeline Road (317) 846-4247 www.flairhairdesign.com

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This 1939 Chris Craft Wood Hull Boat was Restored by Brad Lake, a well known local restorer. The 15 1/2 Ft vessel is a Restored Runabout Model 923 with Hull # 52147 and Engine: BA-4256 which is a 60 HP Rebuilt Original Engine. This Vessel is water ready. The Trail Master trailer is custom built with a Chrome Diamond Deck walk way all around the boat.

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