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Why Americans should are about

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Sherriff Campbell retiring over allegations

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Amendments made to Hat World purchase

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How one Hoosier Village resident turned his passion for trains

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All about bees – The Dow Science Ambassadors will visit Zion Nature Center to talk about the amazing lives of honey bees at 1 p.m., June 28. Zion Nature Center is at 690 Beech St. To register, email manager Mindy Murdock at [email protected].

Legion yard sale – The American Legion of Zionsville is hosting a series of yard sales this summer. They will be on the last Saturdays of, June, July and August from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. inside the 9950 E. 600 S. location. Cost is $20 to rent a vendor table or space. For more information, call 695-8885.

Zionsville alumni – The ZCHS Alumni All Class Reunion will be at 7 p.m., July 19, at the Palomino Ballroom. All alumni ages 21 or older are invited to attend. Tickets can be purchased at [email protected]. For more information, contact Mar-tha Farley at [email protected].

Olympic challenge – The Zionsville Boys and Girls Club will host a fit-ness challenge for their club mem-bers today from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Zionsville-East clubhouse. Olympian Dawn Allinger will kick off the event by sharing stories of her 1996 Olym-pic Games’ experience. The fitness challenge will immediately follow the presentation.

DISPATCHES

ON THE WEBZCS says goodbye to teachers Boys Scouts

Zionsville resident Caroline Horn re-ceived the Gold Award at a banquet sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana on June 7. Horn re-ceived the award for creating book activities for children ages three to five years old. These activities were designed to prepare young children for kindergarten, and to support the parent and child bond. To learn more about this project, visit her website: www.booksmarthealthy-heart.com.

Horn earns a goldAt the end of the 2013-14 school year, Zionsville Community Schools recog-nized the teachers retiring. To see a list of the teachers who have spent decades teaching in Zionsville, visit www.currentzi-onsville.com.

Proceeds from the 3 Floyds Brewery Tap Takeover event at Cobblestone Grill amount-ed to a total of $1,050. The money was raised for Boy Scout Troop 358. “The night was a great success,” said Cobblestone Grill co-owner Kent Esra. “The combination of serving many popular 3 Floyds craft brewed beers and a great cause like the Boy Scouts of America, made the event a win-win for every beer lover.” For more on this fundraiser, visit www.currentzionsville.com.

Names to know• Nourial-MalikiistheprimeministerofIraq• AbuBakrAl-BaghdadiistheleaderofISIS

What is ISIS?• ISISstandsforIsalmicStateofIraqandSyria• ThisgroupismadeupofSunniMuslims.Theyareat-

tackingShiaMuslimcities.• TheyareconnectedtoterroristgroupAl-Quedaandthe

rebelsinSyria.

Who is fighting whom?• SunniextremiststhatarepartofISIShavestarteda

civilwarinIraqagainstanyonewhoisnotSunni.ThisincludesShiaMuslims,Christians,JewsandethnicgroupsliketheKurdsorYezidis.Theirgoalistoover-throwthegovernment.

Why does this civil war matter to Americans?

• Iraq’scentralgovernment,ledbyMaliki,isapoliticalallyintheMiddleEast.Additionally,itisanoil-richna-tionwithstrongfinancialties.IfIraqisastablenation,surroundingnations,andU.S.allies,willbemorestable.

By Sophie Pappas • [email protected]

ForDustinLong,32,ofCarmel,everytimeaheadlineisprintedaboutIraq,hecringes.

“Peopledon’treallyunderstandwhat’sgoingon,”Longsaid.“Andmaybetheyneverwill.”

LongisaZionsvillenative,whogradu-atedfromZionsvilleCommunityHigh

Schoolin2000andimmediatelyenteredtheU.S.MarineCorpsAftereightyearsofactivedutyandthreeyearsinthereserves,Longnowisretired.

“Ihadreallygoodmomentsinwarandreallybadmomentsinwar,”Longsaid.“Butitwastimeformetogetout.Politicsweregettingtooinvolvedincombatandyoucan’thavepoliticsincombat.”

LongwaslastdeployedtoIraqin2004,whenhetravelledtosomeofthenationsmosthostilecities,Fallujah,Baghdad,MosulandRamadi.

ItwasherethathesawfirsthandjusthowneedyIraqisareforastrongmilitaryandgovernment.

“Saddamwasan(expletivedeleted),buthedidonethingrightaboutleadingthecountry,”Longsaid.“Iraqisneedsomeonestrong.”

Butthatdoesn’tmeanLongthinkstheU.S.shouldintervenenow.AfterU.S.PresidentBarackObamawithdrewtheAmericantroopsfromIraqin2011,Iraqiarmiesandmilitiashavehadtofendforthemselves.

“WeshouldabsolutelynotgobackintoIraq,”Longsaid.“IhavealwaysfeltlikeObamawasaweakpresi-dentbutwe’vespentenoughmoneyandmanhourstrainingIraqis.Nowtheyneedtoprotectthemselves.Andreally,weknewthiswasgoingtohappen.Weknewit’dhappenagain.”

ThisyearIraqhasseenanoutbreakofcivilwarstemmingfromtheviolenceofaSunniMuslimgroupcalledtheIslamicStateofIraqandSyria.ISISworkscloselywithitsMuslimbrotherAl-Queda,andisre-sponsiblefortherebellionsagainstSyrianpresidentBasharAl-Assad.

AccordingtoLong,AmericansforgetthattheserebelsarethesameonesthatObama’sadministrationgavearmstolastyearduringtheSyriancivilwar.

“Everyoneforgetsthatwearmedtheserebels,”Longsaid,laughing.“ButnowthattheyareinIraqweareallsayingwe’vegottodosomething.It’snotalaughingmatterbutitisridiculous.Howdopeopleforgetthis?”

TheU.S.hasalreadysentspecialtaskforcetroopstoBaghdadinordertoprotecttheU.S.embassy,eventhoughLongdoesn’tthinkitsprotectable.

“WewillseeanotherBenghaziinIraq,nodoubt,”hesaid.

Why should you care about war in Iraq?

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Zionsville native Dustin Long holds a gernade during active duty with the Marine Corp. “We should absolutely not go back into Iraq,” Long said. (Submitted photo.)

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Followingclaimsofallegedmisconductinvolvingaprostituteduringthelastthreeto

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decisioncomessixmonthsbeforehistermwastoendinDecember.

ChiefDeputyMikeNielson,whoistheRepublicancandidateforsheriffintheNovemberelection,willbeactingasinterimsheriffeffectiveimmediately.

InapressreleasetoCurrentinZions-ville,officialsstatethatCampbellhasbeenthetargetofaninvestigationbytheBooneCo.-HamiltonCo.DrugTaskForceandtheFBI.

Campbellreleasedthefollowingstatement:“Certainallegationshaverecentlyarisenin

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Nielsonreleasedastatementfollow-ingthesheriff’sdecision.

“Personallyandprofessionally,Iamdeeplydisappointedandextremelyupsetbythisnews.WhenIlearnedoftheallegationsafewdaysago,Iwantedtobelievewithallmyheartthattheal-legationswerefalse,”Nielsonstated.“IgatheredfactsandverifiedthemwithSheriffCampbell.Ithenmetwiththecountyattorneyandafter-wardsIaskedSheriffCampbelltoresignfromthesheriff’soffice.IbelievethatsteppingdownisnotonlywhatisbestforthecitizensofBooneCo.andtheemployeesofthesheriff’soffice,butitisalsotherightthingtodo.”

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ThiscomesaftertheZionsvillePlanCommissionapprovedplansforHatWorldinFebruary.

HatWorldisexpectedtospendmorethan$21millionintheconstructionofanewcorporatecenter.Itwillbea150,000square-footfacilityatCreeksideCorp.Park.

“ThispurchaseagreementwastheonedatedJan.11,2014,”saidRDCpresidentLukePhenicie.“Thisonealreadyexpired.”

ThegroupapprovedamotionthatwillallowPhenicieandCommissionerBradleyJohnsontolegallymakeminorchangesandsignthepurchaseagreement.

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IndyBackpackAttackisbeginningits16thannualschoolsupplydrivebycollectingdonated

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Zionsvilleresidentsandbusi-nesseshavebeenbusystockpilingmaterialsfordonationsincetheBackpackAttackkickedoffyesterdayattheIndianapolisZoo.

Locally,theBooneCo.RuralElectricMember-shipCorp.hasalreadydonated$500,andtheUPSFoundationhasgiven$5,000.

“Ourultimategoalwouldbeforeverychildtostartschoolonthefirstdaywiththesuppliestheyneed,”co-chairofIndyBackpackAttackTif-fanyDialsaid.“Wetrytogetasmanysuppliesaswecan.Wewanttoeasetheworryofparentswhocan’taffordthem.”

Beginningin1999asacollaborationbetweenbusinesseswhorecognizedastrongneed,thegroupcollectseverythingfrombasicclassroomsuppliestopersonal-hygieneitemsforstudentswhomaynothaveeasyaccesstothem.Mostoftheirdonationscomeinamixofsuppliesinbinsandmonetarydonationsthroughtheirwebsite.Forbig-ticketitemslikebackpacksandscientificcalculatorsthataren’tdonatedasfrequently,bulkpurchasesaremadeusingonlinefunds.

“Wehave120to140businessesparticipatingdependingontheyear.They’rerealteam-buildingexercises,”Dialsaid.“We’vegottenalotofsup-

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United Way of Central Indiana Boone Co. office intern Sarah Kissel and director Christie Snyder accept an Operation Round Up grant for $500 from Boone REMC President/CEO Bill Conley. The grant will go towards the Indy Backpack Attack. (Submitted photo)

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portfromthecommunity.It’simportantthattheyseeit’sgoingtohavealong-lastingimpact.”

Dialsaidthatmanybusinesseswillturnthecollectionintoafuncompetition.IndyBackpackAttackstartedacontestoftheirownwhereorganizationscandecoratetheircollectionbins,asthey’dnoticedthistakingplaceevenwithoutincentives.

“There’snothingbetterthanakidhappyaboutgettinganewbackpack.Itshowstherealex-citementthereiswitheducationthatyoumightnotthinkisstillthere,”Dialsaid.

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Last week Zionsville Relay for Life took place at Lions Park. (Above) Zionsville resident Holly Harrell Cole participated in relay as a cancer survivor. Cole is cel-ebrating two years of being cancer-free. (Left) Leigh Ann Akard of Akard True Value helped host a bake sale to raise money for the American Cancer Society. (Submitted photos.)

By Devynn Barnes • [email protected]

TheZionsvilleParksandRecreationDept.metlastweekforthefirsttimethissummer.Atthe

topoftheiragendafordiscus-sionwastheMulberryFieldsskateparkandthedecision

ofwhetherornottoallowbicycles,whichareprohibited.Afteralongdiscussionofsafetyanddesignconcerns,theboarddecidedtherulesattheskateparkwillstayaswritten.

BoardpresidentSteveBullingtonpresentedresearchhehaddonesincetheboardlastmetanddiscussedtheissue,whichwasbroughtforthbylocalpatronsofthepark.Bullingtonprojectedaerialphotosoffourotherlocalskateparksonascreen,examiningthedifferencesbetweenthosethatallowbikesandthosewhichdonot.

Theparksthatallowbikes,includingtheAsaBalesParkinWestfield,DillionParkinNoblesville,andtheIndyCycloplexnearMarianUniversity,allhadcommondistinctivefeatures

suchaslargeamountsofflatspaceandwider,hardenededges.TheCarmelskatepark,whichdoesnotallowbikes,wasdesignedsimilarlytoZionsville’sandismorecompactwithlessrun-offspaceforbikers.

ThedecisioncamedowntothefactthattheZionsvilleskateparkwasnotdesignedforbikes,afactthatparkssuperintendentMattDickeysaidcouldleadtoliabilityiftheboardweretoapprovethemotiontoallowthem.

Bullingtonsaidtheconcernisthattherewouldbe“alotgoingoninarelativelycompactspace,”inducingpotentialrisk.

AttorneyRogerBurrusalsospokeofthedan-gersofallowingbikesbecausetheywerenotconsideredinthepark’soriginaldesign,whichwouldmean“creatinganewtheoryofliability.”

Theriskforthebikersandtheskateparkwasultimatelytoohigh,andthereforetheparkwillremainopentoskateboardersonly.

Theboard’snextmeetingisat7p.m.,July9,inZionsvilleTownHall,1100W.OakSt.

Skate park just for boarders

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Relay for Life

12 June 24, 2014Current in Zionsvillewww.currentzionsville.com COMMUNITY

How one Hoosier Village resident turned his passion for trains into a community attractionBy Sophie Pappas • [email protected]

Dr.DavidC.Vandersallreceivedhisfirstmodeltrainsetasagiftfromhisparentswhenhe

wasafirst-graderinGreenSprings,Ohio.Afterthat,thefamilysetitunderthe

Christmastreeeveryyear.“Iwasalwaysfascinatedwithtrains,”Vander-

sallsaid.Now,asaresidentoftheHoosierVillage

retirementcommunity,Vandersallissharinghisloveoftrainswiththepublic.

Studying trains and teethAftergraduatingfromdentalschool,serving

intheU.S.AirForce,movingaroundthenationtoteachperiodonticsatvariouscollegesanduniversities,andoperatinghisownperiodonticspracticeonNorthMeridianStreetinIndianapolis,Vandersallstillisplayingwithtrains.

“Alotofchildrengothroughaphaseoflovingtrainsandastheygetoldertheystartlovingcarsorsomethingelseintheirteenageyears,andthetrainjuststaysintheattic.ButIalwayskeptmytrains,theyalwaysstuckwithme,”hesaid.

BythetimeVandersallandhiswifeBarbhadthreesons,thefamily’strainsweresetupinthebasement.

“[Theboys]werefascinatedbythemandwealwayshadthematChristmastime,”hesaid.

Overtheyearshiscollectionhasgrownasheshopsforitemsatauctionsandconventions.HeisalsoamemberoftheCentralIndianaChapteroftheMidwestDivisionoftheTrainCollectorsAssociation.

In2007,andoneyearbeforeheclosedhispractice,Vandersallmovedwithhiswife,Barb,toHoosierVillage.HebroughtwithhimasignificantcollectionofmodeltrainsandaccessoriesthatsoonfoundahomeintheResidenceHall.

Vandersall’scollectionissolargeitdoesn’tfitinoneroom.However,whenHoosierVillagebuiltHawthornHall,thenewthree-storyresidentialapartmentbuilding,aspecialtrainroomoffthefrontlobbywasincludedintheplan.ThoughHawthornHallopenedlastfall,thetrainroomonlyrecentlyopened.Settingupthedisplaywasnosmalltask.

“It’sanoperation,”Vandersallsaid.Andwhilehepreferstocallhisspacethe

HoosierVillageTrainRoom,othersinthecom-munityrefertoitasvisitingtheGumLine,whichisanodtoVandersall’syearsspentstudyingandoperatingonpatientsgumsandoralbones.

“TheGumLinenicknameisreallyjustformyemail,”Vandersallsaidwithasmile.“Butpeoplethinkit’scatchy.”

Tofinishthemodeltrainlayoutthisyear,adesignerwashired,atraintablebuiltandlotsoffriendsandfamilymemberssteppedintohelp.HoosierVillageresidentsDonMacPhersondonatedtrainartworkforthewalls,andEarlCot-toncraftedthemodeltugboatinthelake.Vandersall’sson,Mark,helpedhimsetupthe

trains,andhiswifepositionedanimalsgrazinginfields,skiersonthemountain,iceskaters,andmore.Signsontheroom’swindowsthankmorethan20peoplefortheirassistance.

Oneitemhesayshe’llneverpartwithisa1930s-eradieselengineandcars.Thesleeksilverstreamlinerhasalwaysbeenhisfavorite.

“It’salifelonglove,”Vandersallsaid.

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“I always kept my trains; they always stuck with me.”

Hawthorn Hall at Hoosier Village 5300 W 96th St.

Indianapolis, IN 46268 873-3349

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Dr. David C. Vandersall runs his model trains. (Photo by Sophie Pappas)

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www.currentzionsville.comvIEWS

ourshipofstatewillbeswampedbythosewhowerepromptedtoaddictionyearsearlier.

Butthisdangerisalmostsecret.Itisadvo-catedbythegovernmentandthosewhowetrust.Thepusherscometoourhomesandtoourschools.Thesedealerswantusaddictedtodebt.Youngfolksreceiveabountyofofferstobor-row!Loans,creditcards,deferredpaymentsandadvancesallarepromisedasentitlementsanddeservedrewards.Whywait?Whyspendwithinourmeans?Whyearnitandthenspendit?

Commercialsclogourminds.“Free”govern-mentprograms!Grabitnow!Howcananythingbefree?Somebodyispaying.Shouldtheloansbemarked,“Borrowingcancauselong-termregretandlowlifeattainment;”or“Debtcausesanxiety,stressandotherrelatedailments.”Debtisdan-gerousandmustbetreatedassuch.

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Commentary by Terry Anker

“Smokingbypregnantwomenmayresultinfetalinjury,prematurebirth,andlowbirthweight,”isaclassic.Ormaybeonehasaprefer-ence,“Cigarettesmokecontainscarbonmon-oxide.”Directandsimpleworkstoo,“Smokingcauseslungcancer,heartdisease,emphysema,andmaycomplicatepregnancy.”WhicheveroftheU.S.SurgeonGeneralwarningsaffixedtotobaccoproductsthatwefindmostcompelling,fewaremissingthepoint–smokingisdanger-ousandmustbetreatedassuch.Now,wearelabelingallkindsofproductsandactivitiesasrisky.Life,itseems,isfilledwithperil.

Asmyeldestsonandhiscompadreshavejustembarkedintotheadultwork–someheadingtocollegeandotherstobegintheirfirstfull-timejob–theyarebeinginundatedwithallkindsofnewexperiences.Somequicklybecomeaddictedtothem.Thepainislimitedatfirstbut,intime,theseaddictionswillwreakhavoconthem,theirfamiliesandallofourcommunities.Inevitably,governmentwillattempttohelpthehaplessand

Life is filled with peril

TerryAnkerisanassociateeditorofCurrentPublishing,[email protected].

BrianKelly,publisher,andSteveGreenberg,

generalmanager,areco-ownersof

CurrentPublishing,[email protected].

Well,itsdejavualloveragain.FormerSec-retaryofStateHillaryClintonisoutpushingherlatestbook(fictionornon-fiction,depend-ingonwhichendofthepoliticalspectrumoneresides)asshereadiesforanotherrunforpresident.It’sgoingtobeexhausting.Alltheoldghostswillreartheiruglyheadsinclud-ing,butnotlimitedto,Whitewater,BenghaziandSandyBurger(Youmayrememberhimas“SandyBurglar,”theformerWhiteHousena-tionalsecurityadviserunderBillClinton,whopleadedguiltytoremovinganddestroyingcop-iesofclassifieddocumentsabouttheClintonadministration’srecordonterrorism).Wewon-derwhatcouldhavebeeninthosedocumentsthatwouldhavecausedBurgertoriskhisca-reerandreputation,suchasitwas,todestroythem.Let’snotforgetaboutthetidyprofitshemadetradingcattlefutures.Sheclaimedtohave“studiedtheWallStreetJournal”tolearnhowtotrade,butiteventuallycameoutthatshehadahighlyplacedsourcedinsideTysonFoodsto,well,helpher.And,ofcourse,thevast“right-wingconspiracy”calledMonicaLewinskywillsurface.Aswestated,exhaust-ing.We’llhavetoendureitall.Perhapshertimingisjustaboutright.AsPresidentBarackObamahasshown,youdon’thavetohaveanyqualificationsorexperiencetowinthepresi-dency,sosheseemsasgoodasin.However,ashersomewhat-rockyfirstweektoutingherbookhasproven,maybesomeareseeingthroughthisemptypantsuit.Whoknows?Itwillbeinteresting,albeittiring,viewing.AbouttheonlythingthatcouldrivalthiswouldbeareappearanceofRepublicanMittRomney,whogaveawayaclearshotatthepresidencyafterthefirstdebatewithObama,obviouslyhavingjustbeendischargedfromtheGOP-fundedGeorgeH.W.BushInstituteforSpineRemoval.Wouldabonafide,honest-to-goodnessleader,bereftofself-interests,pleasecometothefore?Now?

The Hillary Showis well on its way

In all seriousness, mammograms are important

“A bad attitude is merely a reflection of how you feel about yourself.”

- David Roppo

Commentary by Danielle Wilson

Ijustreturnedfrommyannualappoint-mentwiththemammogrammachine,andI

havetosay,asIdoeveryyear,“blecht!”Iknowit’sanimportant,potentiallylife-savingprocedure,

andIunderstandthatinthegrandschemeofthings,allthepokingandpinchingisn’treallythatbigofdeal,butIstillfeellikecurlingupwithablanketandahotmugofsoupasifvictimized.

AndIdon’tknowwhy.My“handler”wasactuallyverynice.Shekeptmeinformedthroughouttheentireprocessandfedmeconstantencouragement.Sheletmeseetheimagesastheyappearedonthescreen,andevencongratulatedmeonmyapparentlysveltepectoralmuscles.Butthere’sjustsomethingabouthavinganotherhumanbeingcontortingyourhalf-exposedupperbodyaroundandintoacold,stainlessandglasscontraptionthatleavesyoufeelinglikeapieceofmeatbeingpreppedforthesausagemaker.It’sbreastTwister,withadefinite,sadistic,twist.

Andanotherthingthatrathergalledme,asifIhaven’talreadyhadtocompensateenoughformyrathersmallbosom,isthatmam-mogramsaremorechallengingfortheless-endowed.Sincetherereallyisn’tthatmuchtoworkwith,yousee,scoopingandpullingeverysingleounceoftissueintoplaceisimperativeforareadableimage.HowmanytimesdidIhear“Nope,it’snotworking.Let’stryagain.”

Butmygalwasaperfectionist,sowepressedonwithourgame:“Leftshouldertoblue,chinonyellow,rightarmongreen,standonyourtippytoes,justleanforwardonebittored,holdyourbreathand…Letmejustchangethispositionhere…nowtrywrappingyourhandaroundblueagain….”Argh!Eventually,shedidmanagesomelovelyshots,ifIdodaysomyself,buttheordealleftmeabitrattled.Itdidn’thelpthatsherecommendTylenolonmywayouttohelpwithwhatIcanonlyassumewillbesorenessandperhapsbruising.DidyouthinkIwaskiddingaboutthemanhandling?

Again,IknowIhavenorighttocomplain.Severalofmyfriendsarebreastcancersurvi-vors(superheroes,everysingleone!),andtheyhavecertainlyputthesefewshortmomentsofmilddiscomfortintotoperspective.Butlet’sbehonestherepeople,menwouldnevertoler-atethis“game”foronesecondifitweretheirboypartsbeingsmooshedbetweentheglass!Twister?MorelikeChutesandLadders.Ahwell,untilnextyear.Peaceout.

DanielleWilsonisacontributingcolumnist.Youmaye-mailheratdanielle@currentincarmel.com.

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B E l I E v E I T !Ournationhasallsortsofarcane,nonsensicallawsonthebooks.Eachweek,we’llshareonewithyou.InNewYorkitisillegaltocongregateinpublicwithtwoormorepeoplewhileeachwearingamaskoranyfacecoveringwhichdisguisesyouridentity.

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Wear your dancing shoes - The nationally-recognized Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra will bring

its unique blend of big band flair to the Carmel Gazebo stage at 7:30 p.m. June 25. Indiana’s offi-

cial ambassadors of big band jazz, this orchestra was created to preserve and advance the entire dynamic history of the big band. Patterned after popular bands, both past and present, the India-napolis Jazz Orchestra is committed to perform-ing world-class musical arrangements based on classic tunes from the Great American Songbook. In addition to performing the best of the tradi-tional big band repertoire, the orchestra also features outstanding new arrangements and compositions. For more information visit www.carmelgazeboconcerts.org.

Freedom Fest - The biggest event in Fishers comes up this weekend June 28 & 29! Fish-

ers Freedom Festival at Roy G. Holland Park is for the whole family and includes plenty of kid

activities, craft vendors, food, games, parade, fireworks and more. 1 Park Dr., Fishers June 28 from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.; June 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 5:30p.m.-9p.m. (after parade) and after fireworks until 11:15p.m. Admission is free, please bring canned goods or school supplies to donate. Free shuttle service from Fishers Municipal Complex. For more info call 317-595-3195 or visit www.fishersfreedomfestival.org.

Make your own T-shirt quilt – Have a stack of old T-shirts that need to be repurposed? The

Noblesville Library, 1 Li-brary Plaza, will discuss and demonstrate the

basic process of making a T-shirt quilt from 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 26. Participants will observe how to prepare the shirts, how to layout the quilt top, and how to finish the project. If a participant brings a T-shirt to the class, they will leave the session with a sample T-shirt block to be used in a future quilt. Register by calling 776-6939 or online at www.hepl.lib.in.us. For more informa-tion call 770-3209.

Walk with a … – Washington Township Parks and Recreation and its “special guests” walk the

trail at MacGregor Park, 21105 MacGregor Park Rd., each week through Aug. 7. The

program is designed to get families out to move their bodies and expand their knowledge at 9:30 a.m. Thursdays. Discover more about being a doctor, a fireman, a policeman an orthodontist and many more careers. For more information, visit http://washingtontownship-hc.us.

Mi Colombia – The Colombian Folkloric Ballet of Houston will perform at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.

June 28 in the Zionsville Performing Arts Center, 1000 Mulberry St. Tickets prices

range from $23 to $30. To purchase tickets, visit www.vendini.com.

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Members of the Colombian Folkloric Ballet of Houston want to spread the message about Colombia’s cultural diversity. (Submitted photos)

“Mi Colombia,” a performance by the Colom-bian Folkloric Ballet of Houston•ZionsvillePerformingArtsCenter•1000MulberrySt.inZionsville•2:30and7:30p.m.June28•Ticketsstartat$23•Formoreinformationcall733-4833 or visit http://pac.zcs.k12.in.us/pac.

Colombian Ballet to perform in ZionsvilleBy Joseph Knoop • [email protected]

Therichculture,musicanddanceofColom-biawillbecomingtoZionsvillePerformingArtsCenterJune28courtesyoftheColombianFolk-

loricBalletofHouston.Eberto“Tiko”Amador,president

andexecutivedirectorofthebal-let,saidhehopesthatthediversityofColombiawillradiatethroughtheperformance.

“Therearegoodpeople,hardworkingpeople,andwe’reveryproudofourcultureandback-ground,”Amadorsaid.

Foundedin1983,theColombianFolkloricBallet’smissionstatementincludesthepres-ervationandcelebrationofColombianculturethrougheducation,folkdancesandculturalprogramsyearround.

Theshow“MiColombia”portraysthefivemajorregionsofColombiathroughmusicanddance,includingtheAndes,AtlanticCoast,theEasternPlains,thePacificCoastandtheAma-zonrainforest.

AmadorfelttheneedtopromoteanewimageofColombiabecauseofitsstereo-typicalportrayalasalandofdrugdealersandnegativity.

“WehavethesecondgenerationofColom-biansintheHoustonarea,”Amadorsaid.“It’ssomethingthatI’mveryproudof.Thenewgenerationishelpingusmaintaintraditionandtheculture.”

Theballetcompanyprovideslessonstobothprofessionaldancersandat-riskyouthintheHoustonarea.DancersfortheballetcompanyarealsoregularlytakentoperformancesoftheHoustonBalletandHoustonTheatreDistrictBroadwaymusicalstoenhancetheirtraining.

“TheloveIhaveformycountry,it’sinmyveins,”saidSandraVillaquiran,whoperformsasasoloistdancerfortheballetcompany.

Villaquiran,whoconsidersherselfafirstgen-erationColombianAmerican,sharesAmador’ssentimentsabouttheneedtoportraythecul-turalvarietyofColombia.Villaquiranparticipatesinthechildren’soutreachprograms,teachingkidsaboutthecountry’sheritageandinstruct-ingthemindance.

“They’rejustenamoredbythemakeupanddresses,andthey’relearning,”Villaquiransaid.ManynativeColombianchildrenbegindancelessonsinprimaryschool,somethingColombian

Americanyouthrarelyreceiveuntilthey’reolder,ifatall.

AndVillaquiran’sfavoriteportionoftheshowistheAmazoniandance,featuringfastandstrongmovements.

“Ifeelahugeconnectionwithmyaudience,”Villaquiransaid.

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www.currentzionsville.comNIGHT & DAYBeef & Boards Presents: ‘Mary Poppins’•Thisfamily-friendly tale of Mary Poppins,

the extraordinary nanny who flies into the Banks home and changes the lives of the children and the parents, is presented for the first time at Beef & Boards. Enjoy the magic and music of Mary Pop-pins and be sure to check out the added Saturday matinees.•9301MichiganRd.,Indianapolis•Todayat 1 and 8 p.m.; June 26 at 1 and 8 p.m.; June 27 at 8 p.m.; June 28 at 1:30 and 8 p.m.; June 29 at 1:30 p.m.•Ticketsstartat$38.50.•872-9664•www.beefandboards.com

Lincoln Park Concert Series•Spendtheeveningat Lincoln Park in Zionsville and listen to live music every Wednesday evening in June and July. Tonight’s performance is Rockin’ the Blues featuring The Breaks. Seating is limited; food will be for sale and attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and/or chairs.•CornerofFirstandOakStreets,Zionsville•Tonightfrom7–8:30p.m.•Free•873-3836

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Clay Terrace Summer Concert Series•Enjoyasummernightout while listening to live music

from local bands. Pizza will be available for pur-chase from Tony Sacco’s. Tonight’s performance is byAreaCode812.•GrassyKnollbehindKonaGrillatClayTerrace•Tonightfrom7–9p.m.•Free•818-0725•www.clayterrace.com

Noblesville Summer Concert Series•NoblesvilleParks and Recreation Department offers free sum-mer concerts through July at either Dillon Park or Forest Park. Tonight’s show features My Yellow RickshawatDillonPark.•Tonightfrom7–9p.m.•776-6350•Free•6351MidlandLane,Noblesville•www.cityofnoblesville.org

Noblesville Main Street “Thursday Market”•ThisEuropean-style market offers locally grown pro-duce, artisan foods, high quality art, live music and more.•Locatedintheurbanparkjusteastof839ConnerSt.inNoblesville•Tonightfrom5to8p.m.•Free•776-0205•www.noblesvillemainstreet.org

Dinner on the Deck and Green Market at Traders Point Creamery•Enjoy seasonal menus and live music

while dining outside under the summer sky. Shop-ping will be available at the Summer Green Market from5–8p.m.•9101MooreRoad,Zionsville•Tonightfrom5–9p.m.•733-1700•www.tpforganics.com

Cool Creek Concert Series•CoolCreekParkpres-ents an outdoor concert featuring The Jeremy Vogt Band. Gates open at 6, music starts at 7 and this family friendly event is a great way to experience liveentertainmentoutdoors.•Tonightfrom6–9p.m.•$5foradults,kids12andunderarefree.•2000E.151stSt.,Carmel•770-4400•www.myhamil-toncountyparks.com

The Amp After Dark at Nickel Plate Amphitheater •TheAfterDarkseriesisbackinFishers;allsum-mer long adults are welcome to listen to great music and dance under the stars. Tonight’s per-formanceisfromGeneDeerandDougHenthorn.•DowntownFishers•Tonightfrom9to11p.m.•Free•595-3150•www.fishers.in.us/parks

Westfield Playhouse Presents: “The Diary of Anne Frank”•Thisgrippingproductiontellsthetrue story of Anne Frank, a teenager in the Nether-lands who, in 1942, went into hiding to escape Nazi persecution.•1836StateRoad32W.,Westfield•Tonight at 7:30 p.m.; June 28 at 7:30 p.m.; June 29 at 2:30p.m.•Adulttickets$12,Seniors$10.•896-2707•www.westfieldplayhouse.org

Summer Nights Film Series at the Indianapolis Museum of Art•TheIMA’sbeautifuloutdooramphi-theater is the place to be for enjoying movies on the lawn. Bring blankets and picnics (no alcoholic beverages); concessions are available. Tonight’s featureis“TheFrenchConnection.”•4000MichiganRd.,Indianapolis•Gatesopenat7forpicnicking;moviestartsatapproximately9:30.•$10perper-son,$6formembers•www.imamuseum.org

Carmel Farmer’s Market•Oneof Indiana’s largest farmer’s markets, Carmel’s event features

over 60 vendors that sell only Indiana-grown and/or produced edible products. Fun for the whole family, this farmer’s market includes cooking demonstrations,musicandfreeparking.•1CenterGreen,Carmel•Todayfrom8–11:30a.m.•Freeadmission•710-0162•www.carmelfarmersmarket.com Saxony Market•Findfreshproducefromlocalartisans along with prepared food, kids activities andmore.•13578E.131stSt.,Fishers.•Todayfrom8a.m.tonoon.•Free•770-1818•www.saxony-indiana.com

Fishers Farmers Market•Visitavarietyofvendorsat the new location in front of the Nickel Plate Amphitheater; items for sale include fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, coffee, jams, sweet treats andmanyhotbreakfastoptions.•1MunicipalDrive,Fishers•Todayfrom8–noon.•Freeadmission•578-0700•www.fisherschamber.com

Noblesville Farmers Market•TheRiverviewHospi-tal overflow lot hosts Noblesville’s Farmers Market which includes fresh produce, bedding plants, freshflowers,honey,bakedtreatsandmore.•SR19&38inNoblesville•Todayfrom8a.m.to12:30p.m.•Freeadmission•776-0205•www.noblesvil-lemainstreet.org

Zionsville Farmers Market•Plantsandflowersplus produce and baked goods are available for sale.•CornerofFirstandHawthorne,Zionsville•Todayfrom8to11a.m.•Freeadmission•873-3836•www.zionsvillechamber.org

Marsh Symphony on the Prairie: The Music of Led Zeppelin•ConnerPrairie’soutdooramphitheaterplays host to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as they perform the music of Led Zeppelin under guestconductorBrentHavens.•13400AllisonvilleRd.,Fishers•Todayfrom9a.m.to3p.m.•Ticketsstart at $24; see the ISO website or buy tickets atparticipatingMarshsupermarkets.•639-4300•www.indianapolisymphonyorchestra.org

The Hoosierland Train •RidetheHoosierland Train from Fishers to Forest Park in Noblesville or to the

Noblesville Square for shopping and dining. Run by Indiana Transportation Museum, this route is designed to enjoy a unique outing with family and friends.•DepartsFishersTrainStationat12:45to-day; returns from Forest Park at 2:45 and from the NoblesvilleSquareat2:55.•Pleasecall773-6000forticketpricesandreservations.•www.itm.org

Fishers Summer Concert Series •FreesummerconcertsatNickelPlate District Amphitheater are

back. Grab chairs, blankets and snacks and enjoy outdoor music from a variety of bands. Tonight PiratesoftheCaribbeanisplaying.•DowntownFishers•Tonightfrom7to9p.m.•Free•595-3150

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By Sophie Pappas [email protected]

Inafamilyfullofhighachievers,EmmaPetts,19,ofZionsville,standsoutasthe

folklorist.Whilehersister,14-year-old

SophiaJoellePetts,singsavarietyofpopmusicandreleasedherfirstsingleoniTunesthisyear,Emmaismakinganameforherselfinothervenues.

Emma,aZionsvilleCommunityHighSchoolgraduate,studiessocialworkatIndianaUni-versity-PurdueUniversity,insteadofmusic.

“Ididn’twanttomakeitseemlikeajob,becauseIlovemusic,”Emmasaid.

Howeverthathasn’tstoppedherfrompur-suingdreamsofstardom.JustthismonthshewasinClevelandtoauditionforTheVoice,anationallytelevisedsingingcompetition.

Alsothissummer,Emmaandherboy-friendJDHall,19,areperformingaseriesofshowslocally.OnevenueisinsideGreek’sPizzeriaonMainStreet.

“Weperformedtherelastsummeraswellandreallylovedit,”Emmasaid.

Hall,whoisalsoaZCHSgraduate,playstheguitarandsingswhileEmmadoesallleadvocals.

“Westartedperformingtogetherafterhehelpedmewithonesong,”Emmasaid.“Andnowwereallylikedoingit.”

NIGHT & DAYMOON DOG TAVERN – 4825 E. 96th St., Indianapolis – www.moondogtavern.com June 26 – American Cheese

June 27 – Cousin RogerJune 28 – Dude!

June 29 – Jason BrownTHREE D’S PUB & CAFé – 13644 N. Meridian St. – www.threedspubandcafe.com

June 27 – I Dream in Evergreen, John and Luke, Max UraskyJune 28 – Jenn Cristy, Myah Evans, Thomas Wayne Pruitt

HOPWOOD CELLARS WINERy – 12 E. Cedar St., Zionsville – www.hopwoodcellars.com

June 27 – The WilsonsJune 28 – John Hall & Mario Hoven

TRADERS POINT CREAMERy – 9101 Moore Rd., Zi-onsville – www.tpforganics.com

June 27 – Tides TrioMATT THE MILLER’S TAVERN – 11 City Center Dr., Carmel – mtmtavern.com

June 29 – KRS TrioCOOL CREEK PARK – 2000 E. 151st St., Westfield – www.myhamiltoncountyparks.com

June 27 – The Jeremy Vogt BandDR. JAMES A. DILLON PARK – 6001 Edenshall Lane, Noblesville – www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks

June 26 – My Yellow Rickshaw VOGUE NIGHTCLUB – 6259 N. College Ave., India-napolis – www.thevogue.com

June 25 – Dead KennedysJune 26 – George Clinton & Parliament FunkadelicJune 27 – Cut CopyJune 28 – Bone Thugs N HarmonyJune 29 – Xavier Rudd

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Emma Petts, 19, and JD Hall, 19, of Zionsville, sing in-side Greek’s Pizzeria, at 30 N. Main St., Zionsville.

See Emma and JD at Greek’s Pizzeria from 7 to 9 p.m., June 26, July 17 and July 31.



- June 27Jeremy Vogt Band

Cool Creek Park 2000 East 151st Street Carmel/WestfieldFor details call 317.770.4400 or visit myhamiltoncountyparks.com

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Adults - $5 12 & under - Free Season Passes - $20

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Cocktail: Frozen Lime

DaiquiriIngredients: •1(12fluidounce)canfrozenlimeadeconcentrate

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The Nickel Plate Arts Festivalis in the Heart of Tipton

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In tents east of Tipton’s historic courthouse

• Tipton Art Guild Art Show & Sales• Live Music by the Tipton Community Band• Presentations by the Tipton Community Theatre• Art Activities & Youth Art Exhibit at Tipton Public Library• Food including some of Tipton’s favorite pork dishes

GHDT to present ‘Joan of Arc’

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TheGregoryHancockDancetheatrehopestoenlightenandinspireitsaudienceswithitsinter-

pretationoftheclassictaleof“JoanofArc”attheTarkingtonTheatreonJune27and28.

It’sadanceperformance–inspiredbytheidealofthemisunderstood,uncompromisingheroinewhoremainstruetoherinnervoiceandvision.

GregoryHancocksaidthat“JoanofArc”willfeatureagroupofeightdancersthateachrepre-senthervoices,hersoldiers,hersupporters,heraccusersandherfire.

Andalongwiththe“JoanofArc”performancethecompanywillperformtwootherpieces.

“AsadancerofGHDT,Ican’twaitforouraudi-encememberstoseeourupcomingconcert.Withthebeautifullyepicpiece,‘JoanofArc,’thesimplicityof‘TheSari’andtheworldpremiereof‘UntilThereIsNoMore…’theconcertconveysamixtureofstrengthandfrailty,”saidassistantdirectoranddancerMelanieEakman.

“TheSari”performanceportraysthebalanceandcoexistenceoftraditionandprogress.It’saperformancethatismorespecificallyaboutthiscoexistenceinIndia.

“Thisisanaudiencefavoritepieceandismes-merizing,poignantandbeautiful,”Hancocksaid.

“UntilThereIsNoMore…”isapersonalpiecethatwasinspiredbyreoccurringthemesinHan-cock’swork.

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“Joan of Arc” will feature dancers portraying the different aspects of the life of the classical French heroine. (Submitted photo)

“Theconceptofbeingcaughtsomewherebe-tweenHeavenandEarth,thechallengesinthislife,thememoriesofwherewecamefromandtheconstantsearchforanswersofwherewegoafterthishumanlife.…Ihavechosentopresentthepieceinawaywhereaudiencescancreatetheirowninterpretation,”Hancocksaid.

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Home prices up more than 9 percent

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Withaveragehomepricesreaching$168,669inWithaveragehomepricesreaching$168,669in

May2014,homesalespricesareup7percentcomparedtoMay2013.

SevenoftheninecountiesthatF.C.Tuckertracksexperiencedslightlyhigherhomesalespricesinthefirstfivemonthsof2014comparedtothesametimeperiodlastyear.

InBooneCounty,priceswereup9.2percentreaching$276,054.

• TheaveragesalepricecontinuestoclimbinZionsville.Forthefirstfivemonthsofthisyear,homessoldfor$376,292onaverage–anincreaseof9.2percentcomparedto2013.

• OfthehomesalesinZionsvillelastmonth,twowerepriced$1millionto$2million;10werepriced$500,000to$1million;20werepriced$300,000to$499,999;14werepriced$200,000to$299,999;andsixwerepriced$100,000to$199,999.

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May’sbuildingpermitreportsindicatethatsin-gle-familybuildingpermitsincreased3percentsince2013year-to-dateandhaveincreased2

percentoverthemonthincentralIndiana.

Reportsindicatetherehavebeen2,189newhomepermitsissuedsofarthisyearcomparedto2,130issuedin2013duringthesametimeframe.

“Itisimportanttonotetheinfluenceofthese

numbersonthelocaleconomy,”saidSteveLains,CEOoftheBuildersAssociationofGreaterIn-dianapolis.“Permitsequatetoasignificantlocaleconomicimpactandjobcreationwhicharevitalcomponentstoathrivingcommunity.”

“Additionally,thestableuptickinnewcon-structionpermitsisadefiniteindicatorofsolidindustrydemand,”Lainssaid.

IncentralIndiana,thepermitsissuedthroughMay2014havecreatedatotaleconomicimpactof$392,014,445inlocalincome,$88,993,769inlocaltaxesand6,637localjobs,yeartodate.

• HomesaleshavedeclinedinZionsville,downto52homesinMay2014,adecreaseof44.7percentcomparedtoMay2013.

• InventoryhasdecreasedinZionsville.InMay2014,210homeswereonthemarket.InMay2013,227homeswereavailableforsale.

• HomesinZionsvillearesellingatafasterpace.Forthefirstfivemonthsofthisyear,homesstayedonthemarketanaverageof82days,whichis14fewerdaysthanthesametimeperiodlastyear.

Thoughsaleshavebeenslowtogrowthisyear,we’restilloptimistic.

Affordabilityandlowinterestrateshavebeenfavorableforbuyerslookingtomakesmartpurchases,sowehopetoseemorepositivemo-mentuminthecomingmonths.

County Total Permits Local Income Local Taxes Local Jobs

Boone 193 $34,563,174 $784,413 585

Hamilton 854 $152,937,568 $34,719,360 2,589

Hancock 157 $28,116,157 $6,382,833 476

Hendricks 298 $53,366,973 $12,115,186 904

Johnson 264 $47,278,124 $10,732,917 800

Madison 39 $6,984,268 $1,585,545 118

Marion 320 $57,306,817 $13,009,596 970

Morgan 44 $7,879,687 $1,788,819 133

Shelby 20 $3,581,676 $813,100 61

Totals: 2,189 $392,014,445 $88,993,769 6,637

Retirees suffer as 401(k) rollover boom enriches brokers - Former employees shifted $321 billion from 401(k)-style plans to individual retirement accounts in 2012, up about 60 percent in a decade, according to Cerulli Associates, a Boston-based research firm. As a result, IRAs hold $6.5 trillion, more than the $5.9 trillion in 401(k)-style accounts. A three-month Bloomberg investigation found that former employees at major companies have complained that sales representatives lured them into rolling over their 401(k) nest eggs into unsuitable IRA investments. While retirees can generally leave their savings in 401(k) plans, fi-nancial firms entice them with cold calls, Internet ads, storefront signs and cash incentives to switch to IRAs. They tout the advantage of the IRA’s wide variety of investment choices over the typical 401(k) plan’s limited menu. Yet that appeal can also be a pitfall for retirees offered expensive and high-risk invest-ments. IRAs often charge higher fees than those associated with 401(k) plans, giving brokers an incentive to promote rollovers. “You’re going into the wild, wild west when you take your money out of a 401(k) and put it into an IRA,” said Karen Friedman, executive vice president and policy director of the Pension Rights Center, a Washington-based group representing retirees. SOURCE: Bloomberg News


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Therearemanytherapyservicesofferedforpelvicpain(inbothmenandwomen),butyourarelyhearpeopletalkaboutthemen’stherapiesandpelvicpain.

Typically,peopleseeorhearaboutwomen’spelvichealthissues,suchasincontinenceafterchildbirthorsurgeries,ortailbonepain.Menalsosufferfrompelvichealthissuesandwillusuallyseemultipledoctorsbeforegoingthroughphysi-caltherapy.Wefindthatformanypatients,goingthroughphysicaltherapyfirstwillbetterpreparethebodyforsurgery,orsometimeshelpthemavoidsurgeryalltogether.

Springandsummertendtobethetimesofyearthatweseemorepelvichealthissuesinbothmenandwomen.ThiscouldbeasaresultofthefactthatwithwarmweatherintheMid-westcomesmorebikeriding–weseemanyavid

bikeridersamongourmalepatients-andmoretimeplayingoutdoorsandatthepoolchasingkidsaround,whichcausesleakingandotherpelvicissuesinwomen.

Somerehabilitationservicesofferedforpelvichealthissuesincludeexams,exercises,andman-ualtechniquestohelpwiththepain.AtIUHealthNorthHospital,forinstance,computer-assistedexerciseisdeployedwhenapplicable,anditletspatientsseehowtheirmusclesarereactingtoexercises.Formanypatients,visualshelpwiththeexercises.

Lymphedematherapieshelptoworkthroughscartissueorswellingthatisoftenassoci-atedwithcancerandremovaloflymphnodes.Therapiesforcraniosacralissuesassistpatientswhohavecomplaintsofheadaches,chronicpain,TMJ,andfibromyalgia.Problemscanbeacuteorchronic,andtherapiestypicallyinvolvegentlehands-ontechniques.Evenbetter,allofthesetypesoftherapiesareoutpatienttherapies,whichdon’trequirehospitalstays.

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TheHospitallersconvertedtheoriginalKurdishfortressintothemostelaborateoftheirmanycastlesintheMiddleEast,callingit“Cracdel’Ospital.”Thecentrallivingandadministrativebuildings,includingalargechapel,weresepa-ratedfromamassiveouterwallbyawidemoat.Areasforstoringgrain,oliveoilandwaterweredesignedtoenableagarrisonof2,000soldiers

andtheirhorsestowithstandafive-yearsiege.VisitingCrusadersreturnedtoEuropewithnovelideasfortheirowncastles.

By1187,Saladin,thegreatMuslimruler,hadretakenmostofthelandsoccupiedbytheCru-saders,includingJerusalem.HethenturnedhisattentiontorecapturingtheterritorycontrolledbytheKnightsHospitallerfromtheirbaseatCracdesChevaliers.Afterviewingwhatheconsideredthecastle’simpregnablefortifications,Saladindidnotevenattemptanattack.ThecastlefinallyfelltoBaybars,aMamlukSultan,in1271afterasiegethatreportedlyendedwithaforgeddirec-tivetellingtheHospitallerstosurrender.Theconquerorsturnedthecastle’schapelintoamosque.

CracdesChevaliers,nearthecontestedcityofHoms,hasbeenshelledbybothsidesinSyria’scivilwar.Thecastle,aUNESCOWorldHeritagesite,hassustaineddamagebutremainslargelyintact,atributetotheKnightswhodesignedandbuiltit.

Syria’s castle of the knightsCrac des Chevaliers near Homs, Syria. (Photo by Don Knebel)

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Down1. Victory Field ump’s call2. Noblesville Schools District org.3. Indiana sales levy4. Lowe’s leveling wedge5. Resembling a picky eater6. Astound7. Give’s partner8. The Current obituary datum9. Was ahead at Hinkle Fieldhouse10. I-465 driving problem, maybe11. Broad Ripple record store name12. Fox Hills Stables feedbag contents13. Leading vote-getter in Indiana in the 2000 U.S. Presidential election21. Indy Tire Centers supply22. The way things are going23. Soothsayer24. Work as a critic for NUVO25. Come out27. A two-inch putt at Crooked Stick, e.g.28. James Whitcomb Riley’s words of praise30. Circle segment in a Zionsville HS math class

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54. Underground Railroad user56. Tool building57. Emperor who “fiddled”58. Fishers N-S road59. iSushi Cafe fish60. Sicilian volcano62. Cobblestone Grill kitchen meas.63. Go a-courting65. Pos. of man whose name is in the puzzle’s circles66. Downtown classical music org.67. Tom Cruise flick: “A ___ Good Men”

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