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PLenty to see and do In IndyTry your hand at duckpin bowling or soak up some

history at the ball & biscuit

By Ted J. Rulseh

Fta sqa That, a two-minute cab ride romdowntown Indianapolis, only a mile and a hal rom downtown Indianap-

olis at the intersection o Virginia Avenue at Shelby and Prospect streets,

was the rst commercial historic district in Indiana. Its buildings span

more than a century rom 1871 to the present.

Extensively renovated starting in 1993, the building houses entertain-

ment and events in the Fountain Square Theatre, art galleries and studios,two restaurants, seasonal rootop dining, a cocktail bar, and duckpin

bowling in either o two vintage alleys.

Duckpin bowling was born in Baltimore in 1900 and was a avorite

o Babe Ruth. It uses smaller balls and pins and has dierent rules. The

Action Duckpin Bowl has been restored with authentic 1930s vintage

bowling equipment and eight lanes. A ca area seats up to 120 guests,

and surrounding windows give a great view o downtown.

The Atomic Bowl Duckpin, in the buildings basement, has seven

lanes with authentic 1950s and 1960s bowling equipment, along withdisplays o mid-century bowling collectibles. A ca seats up to 90 guests.

Visit www.ountainsquareindy.com.

Ba a gThe ball & biscuit, two minutes rom downtown at 331 Massachu-

setts Ave., is a bar and lounge set in the cultural corridor o the Mass

Ave neighborhood. True to its eclectic surroundings, it has the laid-back

atmosphere o a Prohibition-era speakeasy.

From the 150-year-old quarter-sawn wood foor, to the distressedleather chairs, the exposed brick walls and the tin ceiling, the place is

a neighborhood bar at heart. The menu includes crat beers, boutique

wines and unique cocktails that range rom pre-Prohibition classics to

modern concoctions. Unique bar oods are served in an atmosphere

o background music conducive to good conversation.

Visit www.ballandbiscuit.com.

Caa gBlack Market is a new gastro pub at 922 Massachusetts Ave., our

minutes rom the Convention Center. It serves up comort ood with

an Indiana favor along with local beers and wines. Foods made with

old-ashioned pickling and preservation methods oten appear in the

restaurants dishes. Entrees like ale steamed mussels, rainbow trout,

mushroom dumplings and the Black Market burger are served in a casual

atmosphere where diners in a suit or jeans are equally welcome. Entree

prices range rom $12 to $22. Visit www.blackmarketindy.net.

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Dominating the ve-block picturesque setting o War Memorial Plazain downtown Indianapolis, the Indiana World War Memorial sits 210

eet above street level. This mausoleum-style limestone and marble memo-

rial honors Hoosiers killed during World Wars I and II, the Korean War

and the Vietnam War.

The memorial, at 431 N. Meridian St., includes multiple standing

gures that symbolize courage, memory, peace, victory, liberty and

patriotism. The Shrine Room, with 24 stained glass windows, provides

the setting or a 17- by 30-oot American fag suspended rom the ceiling.

A military museum in the basement ollows the history o Indiana soldiersrom the Battle o Tippecanoe through the most recent conficts. Visit

www.in.gov/iwm.

shppgMidland Arts & Antiques in downtown Indy can keep you occupied

or hours with our foors ull o art and antiques rom more than 200

dealers rom around the Midwest. Located at 907 E. Michigan St., our

minutes rom the Convention Center, the market has been a destination

or more than 15 years. Merchandise includes decorative items, works bylocal artists, urniture, pottery, vintage jewelry, 1950s collectibles, china

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Indys toP ten: HIdden GeMsClose the guidebook and explore these lesser-known treasures

Indys Top Ten provided by the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association.

1.Ta Pt Ca: As a 120-acre organic dairy arm

located within the citys limits, Traders Point oers a weekly armers

market, ice cream bar and organic meals served on the deck at

The Lot restaurant.

2. spp n i: Known as the oldest bar in the state

o Indiana, live blues music seven days a week.

3. Cw H Ct: Ranked as the third largest cemetery

in the U.S., enjoy hikes and tours that showcase the burial plots o

Indianas most amous residents like John Dillinger and James

Whitcomb Riley.

4. maa Wak That: Named in honor o Madam CJ

Walker, the rst Arican-American millionaire in the U.S., the venue

hosts more than 150 perormances annually, rom Jazz on the Avenue

to dance perormances and guest speakers.

5. uss iaap m: Located inside the Indiana War

Memorial, this museum is dedicated to the worst naval tragedy in U.S.

history with memorabilia and rst-hand accounts o the ships

tragic sinking.

6. iaa mca Ht m: As the nations oldest

surviving pathology laboratory, this state-o-the-art acility rom the late

1800s and early 1900s holds more than 15,000 artiacts rom the

study o mental and nervous disorders.

7. Pp lat sht: This restaurant is owned by Bobby Plump,

the person who actually hit the shot that inspired the movie Hoosiers.

8.Th sacta: Oprah, Maya Angelou and Robert Redord

have paintings by Nancy Noel, and her gallery is located right

outside o Indy.

9. Gaf Pak Cat: Home to over 10,000 square

eet o indoor tropical plants in ull bloom and a European-style garden

that has three dierent seasonal displays each year.

10. G th makt: I Bon Apptit Magazine likes it, chancesare you will too. Famous or their sandwiches, this market also oers

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Best BackHoe oPeRatoR to Be cRoWned In IndyBy Ed Wodalski

Association champions rom at least our states are in Indianapolis

this week, hoping to claim the 2012 National Backhoe Roe-D-Hoe title.

Iowa, Colorado, Minnesota and Delaware will be among the states

represented in the competition that tests the skills o backhoe operators

in three timed events. Contestants must drop three basketballs through

a hoop, move three bowling pins into PVC tubes and set a gol ball atop

a plastic cone all in less than two minutes. The state champions will

compete against the top 10 individuals posting the astest times rom the

preliminary rounds. Last years event drew more than 200 participants

over two days o preliminary competition.Casey Mallon, last years Iowa Onsite Wastewater Association

representative, went on to capture the 2011 national title, completing

all three events in 1 minute, 26 seconds. He also got to wear the

oot-wide champions belt and retain bragging rights as the

Worlds Best Backhoe Operator.

Mallons winning strategy o swinging the excavator bucket in rom

the side and collecting all three basketballs at once rather than scooping

them up individually with the ront o the bucket made the dierence.

The seconds saved were the margin o victory over Josh Reading oMonroe, Ill., who turned in a time o 1:33. Tim Boswell o Fairax,

Va., placed third in 1:41.

Mallons success has encouraged other associations to hold their

own competitions and select a representative or the national event,

says Eric Casey, executive director or the National Onsite Wastewater

Recycling Association, organizing agency or the Roe-D-Hoe.

Thats something we put an emphasis on, helping our state aliates

in particular put on Roe-D-Hoes that were sanctioning, Casey says.

It ensures theyre ollowing the same rules we use at the nationalcompetition.

Casey believes this years event will attract a record number

o entries.

Bringing this competition to the Pumper Show has really ratcheted

up interest among installers and others who operate backhoes, he says.

Its a much better platorm and venue or providing exposure and getting

people involved. We like to say the person who wins the competition has

bragging rights as the best backhoe operator in the industry.

This years Roe-D-Hoe will be held in Hall D o the Indiana Conven-

tion Center a straight walk rom Registration across the show foor, next

to booth 2005 and IHI Compact Excavator Sales LLC, supplier o the mini

excavators or the event. Floor space or the competition is provided by

COLE Publishing, sponsor o the annual Pumper & Cleaner

Environmental Expo International.

In addition to the new venue, this years competition will ollow

a new schedule, running rom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday

with nals on Thursday morning, rather than the traditional Saturday.

To compete, entrants must be at least 13 years old and have a

signed parental release orm i under 18. There is a $5 ee and

contestants can compete as oten as they like on Tuesday and

Wednesday to perect their plan o attack. The top three nalists

receive cash prizes and commemorative belt buckles.

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highlights o the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo. Its a

way or the exhibitors and the people at COLE Publishing to say

Thank you to the hardworking men and women in this industry.

This year, the party will be held in conjunction with the

annual concert on Tuesday night. In past years, the concert was

held on Saturday evening and the party was earlier in the week.

This years concert eatures country superstar Rodney Atkins live

at the JW Marriot Grand Ballroom on the hotels third foor.

The usual 25-cent tap beer and rereshments will be available

in the lobby outside the ballroom prior to the show, rom 5-7 p.m.

Atkins will take the stage at 7 p.m.

The lobby will open at 4:30 p.m., and the doors to the ball-

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The COLE Publishing editorial sta is in the building and lookingorward to meeting you. Throughout the run o the Pumper & Cleaner

Environmental Expo International, our team o editors will be at your

disposal to answer questions, learn about your business and discuss

story ideas.

Ted Rulseh, editor o Treatment Plant Operator (TPO), Water System

Operator (WSO) and Onsite Instal ler; Jim Kneiszel, editor o Pumper,

Portable Restroom Operator (PRO) and Gas, Oil & Mining Contractor

(GOMC); and Luke Laggis, editor o Cleaner and Municipal Sewer &

Water (MSW), will be stationed at the COLE Publishing Editors lounge

in Booth #1034 throughout the show. Please stop by and share your

opinions and concerns on the issues your industry is acing.

Its easy to connect with the editorial team members. You can

fag them down on the Expo foor or visit the editors lounge.

In addition, you can reach any team member by cell phone at

the numbers provided below.

We look orward to meeting you. Enjoy the show.

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Theres a lot to see and do at the Pumper & Cleaner Environmen-tal Expo but its not always easy to get it all in. To make it easier on

attendees, COLE videographer Paul Thompson and mysel explore

the show, compiling video ootage or the Expo website. The videos

are all in one spot, so you can check out all the happenings (and

make sure you dont missing anything) at www.pumpershow.com.

Videos include interviews with exhibitors on the foor. Exhibitor

sta members explain new products they are introducing at the Expo,

along with how the products work and how they benet the customer.

These products include everything rom drain cleaning solutions and

inspection cameras, to vacuum trucks and septic tanks. Keep an eye

on the website; we might eature an item you cant miss.

In between shooting new product demos, we make sure to touch

base with the attendees. We want rsthand opinions rom you! We

stop and ask the important questions that others (maybe those who

couldnt make it this year) want to know: Why did you come to theshow? What have you learned here? Whats your avorite part o the

Expo?

We also eature other events at the Expo. We get video ootage

o the Roundtable Breakast and Buet, which takes place this year

rom 8 to 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 1. We interview visitors about

what they learned at the breakast discussion and how it will impact

the way they run their businesses.

I you see us walking around the show foor, stop us and tell us

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Ready to Rock tHe eXPoRed-hot country singer Rodney Atkins promises a

great show at tonights Industry Appreciation Party

By Jim Kneiszel

Rodney Atkins rose rom a hardscrabble beginning as a sickly

orphan to the heights o country music stardom, producing back-to-back

Billboard top country songs or 2006 and 2007 and continuing to churn

out popular anthems o real lie and love.

Atkins compelling American success story continues with his next

musical challenge: Entertaining the throngs at the 2012 Pumper & Clean-

er Environmental Expo International. Atkins will bring a bushel basket o

heartelt hits when he arrives on the stage tonight at the grand ballroom

o the JW Marriott Hotel in Indianapolis.

Atkins 7 p.m. perormance will ollow the ever-popular Industry

Appreciation Party with its estive atmosphere and 25-cent tap beers

which begins at 5 p.m. The evening o un caps o todays opening

o the Expo exhibits. The Industry Appreciation Party and Atkins live

perormance are included with ull Expo registration.

Atkins is well-known or a string o top 10 hits that started in 2003

with Honesty (Write Me a List) rom his rst album entitled Honesty.A amiliar voice on country radio or almost a decade, Atkins struck

gold in 2006 and 2007, when his singles, I Youre Going Through

Hell (Beore the Devil Even Knows) and Watching You, hit No. 1 and

were named the top country songs o the year by Billboard magazine.

rag t chWhile country music ans can hum along with Atkins many hits,

they might not be so amiliar with his inspiring personal story.

Ater being born in Knoxville, Tenn., in March 1969, he was putup or adoption and was twice returned to the Holston Methodist Home

or Children by prospective parents who couldnt deal with his numerous

illnesses. Though his ailments worsened, Margaret and Allan Atkins,

rom Cumberland Gap, Tenn., adopted the boy.

With his dedicated adoptive parents, Atkins thrived and became

interested in music during high school. Ater school, he eventually signed

a recording contract, but didnt release his rst album until Honesty. The

string o hits has never stopped, with the album I Youre Going Through

Hell gaining platinum status and producing additional No. 1 hits inThese Are My People and Cleaning This Gun (Come On In Boy).

Atkins ollowed with his third album Its America, with a single o the

same title, then 15 Minutes, and Chasin Girls heading up the charts.

In 2010, Atkins hit with Farmers Daughter, and hes currently tour-

ing with the lead-o single o his ourth album, the title cut Take a Back

Road, which hit No. 1 just a ew months ago.

A hpg haAlong the way, Atkins has ound it important to give back to others.

He is a spokesperson or the National Council or Adoption and oten

returns to the orphanage that helped him nd a loving amily. In 2011,

Atkins headlined the Nashville Give Back Concert to support tornado-

ravaged communities through the American Red Cross.

It is important or us to give to all o those in need. As an artist,

I have perormed in just about every town that has been hit by the many

storms and I eel that this concert is a great way to reach out and help

as many people as we can, he told the Nashville Convention & Visitors

Bureau, which helped promote the relie eort. We wanted to call

people to action to continue to support the American Red Cross Disaster

Relie Fund in any way that they can.While Atkins is devoted to causes he nds important, he hasnt taken

his oot o the accelerator, musically, either. According to his website,

Atkins has sold our million singles in the past ve years, and the sales

have been going viral or Take a Back Road. He credits the easy,

heartelt lyrics and laid-back, identiable message o the song.

Farmers Daughter was one o the craziest download songs

we had. It was peaking at 15,000 to 16,000 a week, Atkins says.

And now Back Road is knocking on 40,000 a week. That was a vali-

dation or me to ollow my heart Its one o those songs that, the rsttime I heard it I thought, Boy, that eels good. And then its catchy and

something you want to just crank it up. But then, the more you hear it,

you realize its not just a ditty; its about getting right with your

soul, coming down to earth.

Back Road is about discovery both literally exploring the

beauty ound in your backyard countryside, and symbolically the

simple joys o amily and lie. The emotional tune and the album in

general present a winning ormula or the thoughtul Atkins.

Ive had some success with my songs, and youve got to sit backand ask yoursel, Why did these songs connect? With a lot o songs, the

approach is about how perect things are, or how messed up things are

Its one or the other, he explains. But or me, real lie is there are ups

and downs, and i you can, get both sides o that in a song.

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And hes taken a reality check when it comes to love songs, too.

Atkins says he was never interested in recording conventional love songsuntil he ound several tunes that scratch beneath the surace o complex

relationships. He includes several o these on the latest album. And

theyre songs hardworking amily business owners who attend the Pumper

& Cleaner Expo can surely relate to.

Love is not all blue skies and no bills, he says. Its gutters leaking

and the cat messed in the replace. Its not convenient at all, and youve

got to make time or it thats the toughest part o it.

A tat tagLove songs, simple slice-o-lie songs, or just about anything Atkins

perorms, he promises an energetic live show. He likes to change up

the set list night ater night to keep the audience and band in tune and

engaged. Expo attendees can expect an edgy and un time with Atkins

and his band.

Sometimes you just want to cut loose and have un, and you have

to do something unexpected You just have to kind o roll with it,

Atkins explains. Thats how I try to be on stage, and the shows get

better the more spontaneous they are, the less the band knows whatsgoing to happen.

Im low-key, but I get excited on stage. I think that i I didnt have

that outlet o playing live, Id be rustrated a lot, he says. Music was

denitely my savior. Its a way o saying things that, hopeully, because

its in the orm o music, will stay around awhile.

Tonight! 5 - 7 p.m. at the JW Marriott Rodney Atkins at 7 p.m.

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na: Baron Burems

Cpa: No Clogg, Inc. (Plumbing & Drain Cleaning)

Backg: I grew up in Philadelphia and moved to Caliornia as a teen. I later joined the Army and served sixyears. Shortly ater my service in the Army I learned the trade o plumbing and enjoyed the work. Working with myhands and being able to problem solve and x a problem was and is gratiying. I am blessed to do what I truly enjoyeach day - Plumbing.

i at th ep t: I attend the expo to enhance my skills and see the new technology that is oered that canhelp all plumbers to be more ecient. I also enjoy and see value in networking with vendors and other contractors.

m ep pc: I have made several connections at the expo. I have been ortunate to make greatriendships and build rewarding business connections by attending the Expo. The classes are completely valuable.I have learned so much, rom how to enhance my marketing to creating a better price structure.

sc th at t w t: I have been able to run a more lean business and not carry unnecessary burdens.In essence, I have streamlined my business to be more ecient and more successul.

Wh t wkg: I tend to work all the time. When I am not working, I am thinking o ways toenhance my business.

d i t abt fa? I have three beautiul kids, well, one adult and two teenagers and a wonder-ul wie o 19 years. I try to spend as much time with my amily as I can and enjoy the time we do get to spend together.

i t kg fwa t: I am looking orwarding to attending the classes that are oered to gainsome additional knowledge. I look orward to connecting with other contractors and meeting the vendors I tend todeal with throughout the year. I look orward to a rewarding experience that will keep me moving orward andmotivate me to expand.

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