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| 2WheelSports, LLC Michael Hewitt, Owner New Albany, IN 47150 812/949-2125 phone 812/949-9197 fax mikeh@iglou.com 2WheelSports was founded in 1999 to promote cycling events in the Louisville, KY area. Over the past 6 years, 2WheelSports has broadened its capabilities by supporting many promoters, organizations and municipalities with managing their events. EventManager Proª, a software solution developed by 2WheelSports, offers online and on-site registration and results posting data. Many event promoters in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan use our services year round.
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| 92.3 WTTS FM 10 S New Jersey St, Ste 220 Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/972-9887 phone 317/972-9886 fax comments@wttsfm.com WTTS Music Now Available On iTunes. Now you can buy new songs you hear on 92-3 WTTS at the Apple iTunes store.Ê You'll find the new music played on WTTS listed in one easy-to-use area so you won't need to wade through thousands of other songs you're not interested in. iTunes works for all PC's with Windows as well as Macintosh.Ê You can burn the songs to CD, listen on an iPod or just listen on your computer.Ê At the iTunes store you'll see almost all of the new and nearly new songs we play on WTTS and you can buy them for 99 cents. For more information, CLICK HERE. Things to do, places to go - it's all here. Concerts, culture, community and more. Want to add an event that you think our listeners would be interested in? Email us at comments@wttsfm.com. View the complete Things to Do calendar in iCal. | |  |
| Aaron Springer Aaron Springer 4020 N College Ave Indianapolis, IN 46205 317/926-6059 phone aspringer@aaronspringer.com Computer Tech/Web Designer interested in 3D art, web design, writing, reading fiction and non-fiction, computers, walking, camping. | |  |
| Acacia Fraternity 8777 Purdue Rd, Ste 130 Indianapolis, IN 46268 317/872-8210 phone 317/872-8213 fax gmathews@acacia.org Acacia Stresses Academic Achievement Academic achievement should be the first and foremost priority of all university students. It is also central to the mission of Acacia Fraternity, whose chapters stress academics above all else. Moreover, the Acacia Fraternity Foundation assists deserving Acacians with cash scholarships - over $200,000.00 in scholarships and educational grants were awarded by the foundation during the 2002-2003 academic year alone. Acacia Develops Leaders Acacia Fraternity is dedicated to building leaders by providing a wealth of leadership opportunities for our members. From social issues to academic, business to philanthropy, the Acacians of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Acacians Help Better the Communities in Which We Reside Our motto is 'Human Service,' and we take it very seriously. As member of Acacia Fraternity you will have ongoing opportunities, through structured community service programs, to make a difference in the lives of those in need. Acacians Value Fitness Members of Acacia are encouraged to participate in intramural sports, a system in which athletes of all caliber find camaraderie and physical challenge. Whatever the sport, and whatever your skill level, as a member of Acacia you will always have a place on the team. Acacians Know How to Have Fun Forget the 'Animal House' stereotype of reckless partying and irresponsible behavior. Acacia's policy is that each chapter maintains a fun yet responsible social policy that promotes responsible choices and the dignity of every individual as well as zero tolerance for illegal activities, including underage consumption of alcohol. | |   |
| AIGA - American Institute of Graphic Arts Christopher Vice, Education Chair - Herron School of Art, Indiana University Indianapolis, IN chvice@iupui.edu The purpose of AIGA is to set the national agenda for the role of design in its economic, social, political and cultural contexts. AIGA is the oldest and largest membership association for professionals engaged in the discipline, practice and culture of designing. AIGA was founded in 1914 and now represents more than 16,000 designers through national activities and local programs developed by 47 chapters and more than 150 student groups. AIGA supports the interests of professionals, educators and students who are engaged in the process of designing, regardless of where they are in the arc of their careers. The disciplines represented in the profession range from book and type design through the traditional communication design disciplines to the newer disciplines of interaction design, experience design and motion graphics. AIGA serves as a hub of thought-leadership and activity for the designing community. The association is committed to stimulating thinking about design through the exchange of ideas and information, the encouragement of critical analysis and research, and the advancement of education and ethical practice. Through conferences, competitions, exhibitions, publications and websites, AIGA inspires, educates and informs designers, helping them to realize their talents and advocating the value of design among the media, the business community, governments and the public. AIGA is a national not-for-profit educational organization incorporated under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code in the State of New York. | |  |
| AlexDesign LLC - Design That Gets Results Alexandra Leonova 317/815-0449, ext 1 phone info@advensa.com AlexDesign - an award winning, integrated marketing and communications studio, conveniently located in Carmel, IN. We specialize in corporate identity, website redesign, brand development, print collateral, annual reports. Visit our award winning portfolio online. Our work speaks for itself! | |  |
| Allegra Print & Imaging 7802 East 88th Street Indianapolis, IN 46256-1285 317/579-6565 phone 317/579-6566 fax jlong@allegranet.com Allegra Print & Imaging has evolved from a traditional printer to an advanced printer with expanded capabilities. Our industry is being redefined by evolving customer needs and demands, including graphic design, mailing services, short-run, on-demand color and more. While printing continues to be a mainstay in our business, it is now just one of many services we offer. Bottom line Ð the way people communicate is changing profoundly, but the need for effective communication is not. As a printer, we are in the communications business. And as a member of the Allegra Network, we represent more than 600 technologically-advanced printing, graphic design and business communication solutions providers throughout North America.
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| Amy Zoeller Amy Zoeller 317/289-7250 mobile mail@amyzoeller.com "...making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity..." -Charles Mingus Are you looking for someone who: can design across broad platforms and media types? has an international approach to business and design? is a designer who actually enjoys coding? is a positive employee who can find the humor in anything? loves what they do? I've designed for companies around the world. I first learned about loyalty, business, people, and the ability to work under pressure in a developing country.Want to know more? Please contact me, or check out my resume for more information... Freelance Web Designer/Developer
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| Analog Marketing Group Andrew Michael Greenburg 880 Middle Drive Indianapolis, IN 46201 317/822-9752 phone amg@analogmarketing.net Audio CD Mastering for 'Indie' bands. Fees by category: Transfer from DAT to computer files: $35/hr of audio ($35 minimum) + materials Transfer from DAT to audio CDR: $35/hr of audio ($35 minimum) + materials Audio CD Mastering: Call for estimate. Typical fees around $40 per 10 minutes of audio | |  |
| Apple Pickers - Indianapolis Macintosh Users Group P.O. Box 20136 Indianapolis, IN 46220 bobm@applepickers.org Block out the second Thursday evening of the month! Apple Pickers is a Not-for-Profit educational organization. We are made up of volunteers who donate their time for the community advancement of computing. All are welcome to join and we encourage you to get involved. The Apple Pickers is the largest Apple Macintosh user group in Indiana, and, having been founded in 1980, one of the oldest user groups for any type of computer. There are two major meetings each month for Apple Pickers members: the Business Meeting and the Macintosh Main Meeting. We also offer an additional Special Interest Group (SIG)-the Apple Pro SIG, which holds its own meetings. Watch this website and your monthly Apple Pickers newsletter for meeting topics and for occasional changes in dates or times. | |  |
| Apple Store at Keystone 8702 Keystone Crossing Blvd. STE 128 Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/574-8601 phone Mon - Sat: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun: Noon to 6:00 p.m. Keystone is located the intersection of 86th Street and Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis. The Apple store is located on the Parisian wing next to Pottery Barn. | |  |
| Aquent Marketing and Creative Services Josh Cade, Area Manager, Indiana & Ohio Valley 960 E Washington St, Suite 100A Indianapolis, IN 46202 317/681-0100 phone jcade@aquent.com Aquent is a professional services firm with a new way of thinking about business. Every service we provide, every solution we advance is driven by a mission to help Clients work smarter and more efficiently, achieving greater business results. Our three areas of focus are:
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| Association of Macintosh Trainers - INDIANA MEMBERS P.O. Box 2743 Newport News, VA 23609 757/877-9463 phone 757/877-7783 fax namt@aol.com  An international network of professional Macintosh computer trainers, educators and instructors. First established in 1991, AMT is now truly an international network of Apple Macintosh trainers, instructors, educators and consultants. We feel that Apple Macintosh training support has been neglected for much too long and has never been given the priority that it deserves. As a result, Macintosh end users have been in desperate need of quality training support, but far too often, they simply can't find it. It became apparent to us that if there was going to be any action taken, then it would have to come from the rest of us. We believe that an active Macintosh support networking system is vital to help keep the Macintosh OS alive and to assist end users everywhere. We invite you to please join us! Our Goals:
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| Bad Ass Coffee Malcolm Knox & Michael Ptacek 3443 E 86th St Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/251-8722 phone 317/251-8721 fax Free WiFi access at all locations! We are a gourmet coffee company, serving high quality gourmet coffee by the cup, espresso drinks and related food and beverage products. Along with our liquid business we offer our gourmet beans in retail bags. Our stores also carry a very unique line of retail merchandise including mugs, hats, T-shirts, chocolates, macadamia nuts, etc.; all offered in an atmosphere that whispers Hawaii. Our unique look and our absolute insistence by each and every franchise to maintain the highest degree of customer service, cleanliness and excellence in food and beverage products & service, make our stores very desirable in any location. Our coffee and product line are sought after and customers look for us after visiting any one of our 13 franchise locations. | |  |
| Ball State University - Burris Laboratory School 2201 W University Ave Muncie, IN 47306 765/285-1131 phone smurray@bsu.edu Laptops and wireless network change teacher's approach (3/11/2003) MUNCIE, Ind. - Fifth-grade students at Burris Laboratory School on the campus of Ball State University explore the bounds of technology while they trace the epic journey of Lewis and Clark. Burris gave Sandra Murray's class 20 Macintosh iBooks and access to the university's wireless network for one year. As part of the initiative, Ball State doctoral student Steve Ransom is observing Murray and her students and noting how computers impact lesson plans and change Murray's teaching. Through this experiment, Murray said she discovered that the laptops were effective learning tools. 'I think if teachers allowed their students to use laptops full time, teachers would dramatically change the way they teach,' Murray said, pointing to her students. 'Look at them working. I'm acting more as a coach than a teacher.' As soon as the students walk into the classroom, they grab their computers and begin working on their afternoon assignment with little instruction from Murray. They dig into their current project, researching Lewis and Clark. [MORE...] | |   |
| Banded Artists Productions Erik Potter 1060 N Capitol Ave (Stutz C-310) Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/423-0960 phone info@bandedartists.com Banded Artists is a group of talented professionals with over thirty years experience in television and video production. Their expertise is complemented by a first class CG department, cranking out creative web sites, 3D computer animations, top-notch graphic design, and interactive media. Work with the ones who strive to 'put an end to the saturated and ordinary material that drowns the industry.' They're the best. Let them prove it to you. Owned and operated entirely by an ethnically-diverse group of young professionals, BA brings a fresh, youthful perspective to all forms of media production that stands out among the rest of the mundane, routine style and content pervading the industry. Banded Artists Productions ison the cutting-edge of itsfield, offering web work using Macromedia Flash, computer animation, video compositing on state-of-the-art software, and interactive CD-ROMs along with more traditional media work with film and video. | |  |
| BDR Designs Brian Rowe P.O. Box 13124 Fort Wayne, IN 46867 info@bdrdesigns.com Helping You Create Your Image! BDR Designs is unique among design agencies, in the breadth and quality of our services. We provide a full range of communication design to support the marketing plan and overall business strategy of our clients. We do this by creating precisely targeted design that reflects client messages, and brings them to market with one distinct voice. We do it all, with efficiency and great effects. | |  |
| Bell Industries, Inc. Paul Benjamin, Business Development Manager 8888 Keystone Crossing, Suite 1700 Indianapolis, IN 46240 866/782-2355 ext. 6796 phone 317/715-6796 fax 317/626-4952 mobile Bell Industries is one of the oldest and most experienced Apple VARs in the country, and has grown Macintosh business with commercial, government, and educational customers nationwide Bell is also Apple's largest service provider in North America. Bell Industries offers robust end-to-end technology solutions that are reliable, cost effective and secure, including strategic planning and provisioning, software licensing, and a complete suite of technical services, including:
Our strategy is simple. We consult with your business to determine your needs and the best solutions fit. We then apply proven methodologies to acquiring and managing your technology assets, delivering predictable success that customers everywhere have come to rely on. We have earned a reputation for service and reliability, and the respect of some of the industry's leading manufacturers. | | |
| Bethesda Baptist Church Bryan Waggoner - Associate Pastor of Youth, Video Specialist 7950 N 650 E Brownsburg, IN 46112 317/852-3101 phone 317/852-4301 fax bwaggoner@tds.net Bethesda synchronizes to ADAT via SMPTE time code and runs Digital Performer on a Macintosh computer with a Korg 1212 digital audio card. | |  |
| Bloomingfoods Encore Cafe 316 W 6th St Bloomington, IN 812/339-4442 phone Free WiFi access. | | |
| Bloomington Bagel Co. 113 N Dunn St Bloomington, IN 812/333-HOLE (4653) phone 812/333-5100 fax bbcbagel@bbcbagel.com Free WiFi access. The Bloomington Bagel Company is downtown Bloomington's first on-site made from scratch bagel bakery! BBC Bagels are boiled and baked right here every day, using only the highest quality ingredients, following kosher recipes from New York City's historic Bagel Bakers Local #338! Try our "Can't Be Copied" kettle-boiled hearth-baked bagels today! | |  |
| Blue Bottle Coffee Shop Tom Steiner 206 S Walnut St Muncie, IN 47305 765/284-3630 phone 765/284-3511 fax info@bluebottlecoffee.com Free WiFi access. Blue Bottle, Inc. is located in Downtown Muncie. We offer inside dining, a smoke-free environment, and free parking on the east side of the building. Blue Bottle serves only the finest gourmet coffee. Our beans have been carefully and skillfully roasted by Alliance World Coffees, a locally-owned and operated roaster. Since Alliance is local (Muncie, Indiana), our drinks are the finest you can find around town, so come have a cup or two. | |  |
| Bob Carpenter Bob Carpenter president@applepickers.org Self-avowed UNIX geek and Mac aficionado. Voted new president of the Indianapolis-based ApplePickers Macintosh Users Group in 2004. | |  |
| Boiler Market 320 West State St West Lafayette, IN 765/746-0101 phone comments@boilermarket.net Free WiFi access. GOURMET PIZZAS FRESH SANDWICHES PASTAS & A WHOLE LOTA' LOVE. Drinks, snack food, household & grocery items, pharmacy, automotive, and tobacco products. Check our menu for pizza, soups, salads, and pasta! | |   |
| Borders - Indianapolis - Castleton 5612 Castelton Corner Lane Indianapolis, IN 46250 317/849-8660 phone 317/841-7234 fax In Castleton, one block east of 86th Street and Allisonville Road. Hours: Monday - Thursday 09:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday - Saturday 09:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday 09:00 am to 09:00 pm Many Borders stores now offer T-Mobile HotSpot high-speed Wi-Fi wireless Internet access for your laptop or PDA! Visit the T-Mobile information page to get more details about this exciting new service, to get your free T-Mobile DayPass, and to learn how to sign up. | |   |
| Borders - Indianapolis - Downtown 11 S. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/972-8595 phone 317/972-8597 fax Across from the Circle Centre Mall on Meridian and Washington Streets. Hours: Monday - Thursday 08:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday - Saturday 08:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am to 08:00 pm Many Borders stores now offer T-Mobile HotSpot high-speed Wi-Fi wireless Internet access for your laptop or PDA! Visit the T-Mobile information page to get more details about this exciting new service, to get your free T-Mobile DayPass, and to learn how to sign up. | |  |
| Borders - Indianapolis - Greenwood 7565 US 31 South Indianapolis, IN 46227 317/859-2949 phone 317/859-2943 fax We're located in the Southport Plaza just 2 miles north of the Greenwood Mall. Hours: Monday - Thursday 09:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday - Saturday 09:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday 09:00 am to 09:00 pm Many Borders stores now offer T-Mobile HotSpot high-speed Wi-Fi wireless Internet access for your laptop or PDA! Visit the T-Mobile information page to get more details about this exciting new service, to get your free T-Mobile DayPass, and to learn how to sign up. | |  |
| Borders - Indianapolis - River Crossing 8675 River Crossing Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/574-1775 phone 317/816-0134 fax At Keystone at the Crossing Hours: Monday - Saturday 09:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday 09:00 am to 09:00 pm Many Borders stores now offer T-Mobile HotSpot high-speed Wi-Fi wireless Internet access for your laptop or PDA! Visit the T-Mobile information page to get more details about this exciting new service, to get your free T-Mobile DayPass, and to learn how to sign up. | |  |
| Borders - Mishawaka 4230 Grape Road Mishawaka, IN 46545 574/271-9930 phone 574/271-9935 fax We are located in the parking lot of the Princess City Plaza near Kohls and Bed Bath and Beyond. Hours: Monday - Thursday 09:00 am to 10:00 am Friday - Saturday 09:00 am to 11:00 am Sunday 09:00 am to 08:00 am Many Borders stores now offer T-Mobile HotSpot high-speed Wi-Fi wireless Internet access for your laptop or PDA! Visit the T-Mobile information page to get more details about this exciting new service, to get your free T-Mobile DayPass, and to learn how to sign up. | |  |
| Brad Miser 5312 Michael Ct Brownsburg, IN 46112 317/858-8263 phone bradmacosx@mac.com  Brad Miser has written extensively about computers and related technology, with his favorite topics being anything related to Macintosh computers. Brad has written many books, and has had articles published in MacAddict and other magazines. Brad is the senior technical communicator for an Indianapolis-based software development company. Brad is responsible for all product documentation, training materials, online help, and other communication materials. He also manages the customer support operations for the company and provides training to its customers. Previously, he was the lead engineering proposal specialist for an aircraft engine manufacturer, a development editor for a computer book publisher, and a civilian aviation test officer/engineer for the U.S. Army. Brad holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo (1986) and has received advanced education in maintainability engineering, business, and other topics. Brad lives in Indiana with his wife and their three daughters. | | |
| Brainstorm Paul Ruda, Information Designer 9820 Westpoint Dr 317/844-4474 phone Brainstorm offers a complete approach to marketing needs that is rooted in analysis as well as creativity. Before we begin a project, we first consider what the finished product should accomplish, not simply what graphic elements it should contain. From conception to completion, our integrated, strategic design services include corporate, brand and product identity; print collateral; multimedia presentations; web development; consumer packaging and sales collateral materials including business-to-business as well as business-to-consumer based initiatives. Our vision is to be a creative partner for our clients, to deliver innovative and effective solutions that meet every marketing challenge and to expand organizations to encompass new and limitless opportunities. Ruda has an outstanding background in communications, public relations, advertising and design. ÊHis creative design work and high-profile account experience includes clients such as Disney, New Line Cinema, Universal, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Motorola, RCA and Citibank. ÊRudaÕs broad range of skills have found a home in interactive media development and user experience designÑcombining multimedia, technology and creative thinking into a packaged solution. A graduate of Anderson University, Ruda gained recognition for his creative work, winning the Indiana Collegiate Press Association Award for Best Cartoon Strip and taking first-place honors in the prestigious Citibank Advertising Award. | |   |
| Brian Daily 1405 Westfield Court Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/475-9228 phone brain@nuvo.net Freelance Macintosh consultant & web designer | |  |
| BrindleBox Design Jeff Wiggington 523 N Independence St Tipton, IN 46072 765/675-5802 phone jeff@brindlebox.com BrindleBox Design is a small, one stop shop. So small that it consists of only one employee, myself, Jeff Wiggington. I have a very wide range of capabilities, and I'll do anything creative -- but my specialties are web design and development, and PowerPoint presentations. Adept at strategic planning, architecture, interface and graphic design, database modeling, programming, and e-commerce applications. Along with his interactive experience, Jeff also has a thorough understanding and knowledge of advertising, marketing, branding, digital illustration, image manipulation, digitally enhanced graphics, and photography. | |  |
| Britesource Ryan Hasbrook, President 720 Broad Ripple Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/475-0079, 800/611-3995 phone 317/475-0445 fax indy@britesource.com Britesource evolved as a full service IT company from requests for senior level project management and support from Technical Youth clients. Britesource was formed to handle all levels of infrastructure management, back-end e-commerce and web design, and full life cycle support in database and application development. Britesource answered the call for discounted senior support to replicate Technical YouthÕs original vision of technically savvy support for reasonable rates. With a constantly changing IT atmosphere, companies need to find a trusted partner when it comes to project management, network upgrades, legacy system conversions, ERP implementations, and web-based commerce development. BritesourceÕs satisfied clientele can attest to the focus we have on detail, service, and value. Please contact a Britesource business development representative today...
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| Broadripple (eWireless.com) 6304 Guilford Ave, Ste D Indianapolis, IN 46220 316/536-0400 phone 317/536-0402 fax info@ewireless.com Providing cost effective turnkey solutions in wireless information technology for home, work, and play... wherever that may be. eWireless is a company driven to provide customers with complete wireless solutions. As a Wireless Internet Service Provider, our ultimate goal is to bring our clients into a technically enhanced tomorrow by means of wireless connectivity, in conjunction with wireless/wired home and workplace electronics. Not since the birth of the Internet has a new technology offered so much possibility. The past decade has seen a growing fascination with all things wireless, from mobile phones and laptops to GPS handhelds and PDAÕs. Now Wi-Fi is unwiring the Internet itself, linking our tools and gadgets and changing how we communicate with each other, entertain ourselves, and use our public spaces. But to make these devices truly useful, and ultimately ever-present, it also requires the creation of a complete mobile ecosystem - one that encompasses mobile technologies and standards, applications, services, and an all-encompassing wireless infrastructure. This is no small undertaking. Yet the end-user benefits are so significant, and the business opportunities this creates so abundant, that eWireless is committed to positioning itself as a leader in making true mobility a reality. | |  |
| Brown County Public Library Yvonne Oliger, Director 205 Locust Ln Nashville, IN 812/988-2850 phone 812/988-8119 fax yoliger@www.browncounty.lib.in.us Free WiFi access. Serving readers of all ages in the Brown County area. The Brown County Public Library is a tax supported, countywide library. The library houses over 53,911 titles in books, audio and video. In addition we subscribe to over 120 newspapers and magazines. We have about 6,104 registered borrowers, and checked out 128,048 items in 2002. Monday - Thursday 9 am to 8 pm Friday - Saturday 9 am to 5 pm Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm | | |
| Buffalo Wild Wings 8440 Castleton Corner Dr 317/577-2999 phone Free WiFi access. Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar is one of the Top 10 Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains in the country, and our concept is more than just a NY-style wing joint with 12 signature sauces. We are also a sports bar, complete with a full menu featuring everything from salads to appetizers to burgers, and a variety of specialty items. All served in a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere where people like to hang out with friends, play trivia on our NTN system and watch their favorite games on one of our many big-screen TVs. At Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, you can always feel comfortable pulling some tables together with your friends and staying as long as you like. We are a fun, edgy, high-energy and easygoing restaurant -- much like the personality of our customers. | |  |
| Burger King 121 W LaSalle Ave (at Main downtown) South Bend, IN 46601 574/233-8651 phone Free WiFi access. | |  |
| Butler University, Music and Media Arts Dr. Tim Brimmer tbrimmer@butler.edu Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana is no stranger to using technology in its music and media arts programs. Associate Professor and choral director Dr. Tim Brimmer first brought computer-based music technology to Butler when he built their ÒMulti-sensory Learning LabÓ over 10 years ago. But this year the school decided it was time to bring the 17-station facility up to date with recent developments in the music industry. "Complete music production on the computer desktop is at once easier, better sounding, and more economical than using lots of outboard gear," says Brimmer. "We wanted workstations in the lab that were simple, but powerful. M-AudioÕs OzonicÑa combination 37-note keyboard and FireWire audio interfaceÑmakes each one of the Macintosh G5 iMac workstations a place where students can take their music and sound ideas from inception, through the creative process, and all the way to finished project on CD or DVD." (as written up on M-Audio.com) | |   |
| Cale D. Hollingsworth 484 E Carmel Dr, #175 Carmel, IN 46032 888/735-3449 x87 phone indysawmill@gmail.com Partner at Sinewave Technologies, Inc. and author of two popular sites in the Indianapolis community:
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| Carey Digital - 'Color output that's worth a closer look...' 2701 Fortune Circle East Suite G Indianapolis, IN 46241 317/227-0220 - 800/886-6069 phone 317/227-0227 - 888/291-5429 fax Eric Cox, ecox@careycolor.com Venus Jones, vjones@careycolor.com Carey Digital will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2004. founded in 1979, the company has transformed from manual Color Separations, to Scitex-based Prepress, to Desktop-based Prepress, to today's combined operations of Complete Prepress solutions, on-demand Digital Printing and Wide-Format Graphics. Our three Digital Printing presses, three Wide-Format Inkjet printers and many years of Prepress expertise make Carey Digital a regional powerhouse in the Digital Printing industry. Our sister companies in Cincinnati and Sharon Center, Ohio provide resources for Narrow Web Flexography, Digital Asset Management, Digital Photography and Direct-to-Plate solutions for Advertising Agencies, Printers and Corporations of all sizes. | |  |
| Carlton Lodge 420 West Univesity Dr Mishawaka, IN 46545 574/277-2520 phone 574/277-2520 fax mishawaka@carltonlodge.com
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| Carmel Public Library 55 4th Avenue SE Carmel, IN We offer the latest books, newspapers and magazines; computers and CD-ROM programs; videos, audio books, cassettes and compact discs; resources for students, hobbyists and business people; and special activities like summer reading programs, storytimes and author visits. Free WiFi access. | |  |
| Caroll Duque - Freelance Designer Caroll Duque 1015 Killian Drive Mooresville, IN 46158 317/514-0270 phone duquedesign@comcast.net | | |
| Charles Fultz, Macintosh & UNIX Systems Administrator Charles Donald Fultz 250 N University St West Lafayette, IN 47907-2066 765/496-6699 phone 765/494-0739 fax fultz@cs.purdue.edu I'm one of the Sys Admins for [Purdue University, Department of Computer Sciences]. Since the last half of 2002 I've become the Mac administrator. I like it. Macs are to the max. I'm sure that if he used a computer TROGDOR would use a Mac. This includes:
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| Charlie's Coffee Bar & Gallery 416 N 10th St Richmond, IN 47374 765/939-9866 phone info@charliescoffee.com Charlie's Public Wireless Broadband Internet connection available to all Charlie's Customers - Richmond's first public WiFi service! | |  |
| Children's Museum of Indianapolis 3000 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208-4716 317/334-3322 phone 317/921-4019 fax The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, a non-profit institution committed to enriching the lives of children, is one of the largest children's museum in the world. The 356,000-square-foot facility houses 10 major galleries that explore the physical and natural sciences, history, world cultures and the arts. The Children's Museum is a place to learn and do. Whenever possible, exhibits are "hands-on" or participatory in nature. The Children's Museum strives to be one of the vital links in the lives of children as it supports their intellectual curiosity and love of learning. The museum, situated on 13 acres of land in Indianapolis, presents thousands of programs and activities each year. | |  |
| City Solutions, Inc. 5420 N. College Ave, Suite L4 Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/396-0903 phone 317/396-0972 fax rlzartman@citysolutionsoutdoor.com City Solutions was created to solve the problem of unfettered newsrack clutter. City Solutions knows cities are trying to find a way to clean up newsrack clutter. City Solutions is the way. There is never a cost to the city or the publishers. City Solutions replaces long, unsightly rows of individual newsracks at no cost to municipal governments or publishers with beautiful pieces of street furniture maintained in as new condition. The entire program is completely supported by out-of-home advertising panels on the backs of the units. | |   |
| Coffee Grounds 423 Wabash Ave Terre Haute, IN 47807 812/238-9664 phone Free WiFi access. One of the most popular student hangouts in Terre Haute, offers the best coffee and cappuccino in town. It also has a wide variety of desserts, including brownies, cookies and cheesecake. They often have live music or poetry readings in the restaurant | | |
| Columbus Apple Users Group George Pfeiffer, President gfifer@hsonline.net The Columbus Apple Users Group is a group of people interested in Apple computers.Ê We meet periodically, as required, to share information and offer solutions to your computing problems.Ê Meetings consist of demonstrations of hardware and software, tutorials, information sharing and a short business meeting. | |  |
| CompUSA 8350 Castleton Corner Drive Castleton, IN 46250 317/578-4393 phone 317/594-7698 fax America's largest computer superstore reseller, is full of exciting ways to make shopping for all your computer needs both fun and easy! | |  |
| Computer Renaissance NE Indy 5880 E. 82nd St. Indianapolis, IN 46250 317/842-2000 phone 317/570-3600 fax comren@indyweb.net We know used and new computers. We've been in business since 1988 when most people thought of a 'windows environment' as an office with a view. We've watched the industry grow up and we know what's available for today's computer user. Today's computer technology is changing faster than you can say 'zip drive.' Choosing a computer system that's right for you and your family, or upgrading your current system to take advantage of the newest software and peripherals, can be a stressful, time-consuming affair. We service everything we sell and offer a nationwide warranty. | |  |
| Computer Renaissance Purdue Rd 8636 Purdue Road Indianapolis, IN 46268 317/228-0222 phone 317/871-3878 fax compres@midlink.com We know used and new computers. We've been in business since 1988 when most people thought of a 'windows environment' as an office with a view. We've watched the industry grow up and we know what's available for today's computer user. Today's computer technology is changing faster than you can say 'zip drive.' Choosing a computer system that's right for you and your family, or upgrading your current system to take advantage of the newest software and peripherals, can be a stressful, time-consuming affair. We service everything we sell and offer a nationwide warranty. | | |
| Computers In Plain English, Inc. Sandra Donovan 7872 Clearwater Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/576-0190 phone 317/576-0191 fax sdonovan@plainenglish.com Computers in Plain English, Inc. is a computer consulting and software development company. It designs specific database applications for its clients and has several commercial programs which are in use throughout the United States. Computers in Plain English, Inc. also offers Web Site Development, Internet Research and technical support and training. | |  |
| Concept Prints, Inc. Tom Hackett, President 6707 Guion Road Indianapolis, IN 46268 317/290-1222 phone 317/290-1954 fax tom@conceptprints.com LEADER OF THE PACK Providing a wide variety of embroidered apparel, screen printed apparel, and an unlimited variety of promotional marketing products and the service that goes with it is what we are all about at Concept Prints. Our philosophy has not changed since our formation in 1982 and that is to provide our customers with the widest possible variety of quality products, produce them in a timely fashion, and tie it all together with fair and consistent pricing. It also takes a few other things that we've got... the finest and most experienced staff coupled with our own new facility that's big, clean, and built to produce! We've filled our facility with the finest screen printing and embroidery equipment that is available today. It's second to none! Our promotional marketing products department has access to over 400,000 items and they have the experience and equipment to source it and follow your orders to your door. Limitations lower quality and service. It's that simple. All of this seems to work; our customers are pleased! ARTISTICALLY SPEAKING Our graphic artwork department has seen the most changes in the past decade. Computers have become the tool that the camera was in the past. Camera-ready artwork has been replaced by digital-ready artwork. There are several graphic artwork programs that we use and many others that our customers' artists use to create artwork. We've come up with a list of formats that enable us to receive artwork from our customers via e-mail or by regular delivery services and prepare it for screen printing, embroidery, or various promotional product decorating techniques. Be sure to view our page titled ÒHOW TO SUBMIT ARTWORKÓ. For certain cases, we also have a new system of posting our customers' artwork on this web page to make artwork approval simplified. It becomes as easy as a password and a click of the mouse and there it is for you to see. You need not have any particular artwork program on your computer to view your designs. Artwork approval has never been so easy. Digital artwork sure makes artwork more manageable and more of what it should be... creative and hassle free! LET US LOGO YOUR WORLD On a daily basis we produce the finest embroidered, screen printed, and promotional marketing products in the country. We carry that distinction with great pride. We will always be on top of technological advances and provide our customers with cutting-edge product and decoration. Your needs are never too large or too small. Our current customer's needs are from a few pieces to hundreds of thousands of pieces. We provide cataloging and fulfillment for many of our clients. Our staff will always look for ways to improve. All of us at Concept Prints are committed to quality, service, and delivery. We have always worked hard to be on top of our trade and we will continue to do so. We are proud to have many satisfied clients, but we are short one very important customer. We need you! | |   |
| Copybean US 231 & I-70 in the Depot Building Cloverdale, IN 765/795-7446 phone Free WiFi access. | | |
| Corner Coffee Andrew Granger 251 E. 11th Street (corner of 11th and Alabama) Indianapolis, IN 46202 317/916-9805 phone info@cornercoffeeindy.com Monday - Thursday: 7am-7pm Friday - Satuday: 7am-10pm Sunday: 8am-5pm Got AirPort? Bring your own laptop and plug in to one of our 10 Ethernet jacks, or surf the 'Net wirelessly while you relax on one of our comfy sofas or sip a lattŽ sitting at one of our outdoor tables. Our Internet service offers blazing speeds: 1.5Mb/s downloads and 256kb/s uploads, thanks to our Ameritech ADSL connection. Robert McLaughlin, President of ApplePickers (Indy's local MUG), notes in a recent newsletter: "...one of the things that bugged me a bit was the fact that we don't seem to do much as a club to promote the use of Macintosh computers in the lives of those around us. We have to start somewhere, and that is just what I did. I met Andrew Granger at our May meeting. After talking with him briefly, I discovered that he and his wife own a coffee shop at 11th and Alabama, the Corner Coffee. They have been interested in adding internet connectivity to their store but had been unable to due to the costs. How did we help them? At our June meeting, all proceeds collected from auction, combined with matching funds from the board, all added up to purchasing an Airport base station and card for the Corner Coffee! Now if you happen to be in the neighborhood with your Airport-enabled laptop, you will be able to surf the web and enjoy great coffee and dessert. Look for more information coming soon about the status of this installation and future offerings from the Corner Coffee." | |  |
| Cornerstone Information Systems Mat Orrego 304 West Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47404 800/276-8255 phone 812/330-5181 fax sales@ciswired.com Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc. was founded in 1992 with the primary purpose of developing technology for travel agencies subscribing to the Apollo global distribution system. The company has since expanded its mission to provide the travel industry with quality technology solutions that create value and lower costs to all facets of travel reservation processing and management. Cornerstone's 10 years in servicing the needs of travel management companies has produced a rich history of both technology and services successes. Starting with the first windows based quality control system in 1993 to the creation of cruise and tour air automation products in 1999. Cornerstone Information Systems is dedicated to serving the needs of a wide variety of companies by leveraging its base technology offerings and building both product and custom solutions for its growing client base. In 1999, Cornerstone acquired New Media Solutions and continued with the development and marketing of the industry's premiere web based reporting and data management application, iBank Travel Management. | |  |
| Courthouse Cafe 114 N. Detroit LaGrange, IN 46761 260/499-4090 phone crthoucafe@yahoo.com Price/Hour: $5.00 Mon-Thurs 5:30 to 2:00 Friday 5:30 to 8:00 Saturday 7:00 to 8:00 Sunday 7:00 to 6:00 Good people, good food at a reasonable price. You wont go home hungry from our cafe!! We have two computers ready to check the net, do home work or play games. Stop in and visit, check your e-mail and have a cup of coffee. | | |
| Courtyard Indianapolis South 4650 Southport Crossing Dr Indianapolis, IN 46237 317/885-9799 phone 317/885-3982 fax Boingo WiFi HotSpot | |  |
| Crazy D's 01 7270 S Warren Rd Warren, IN 46792 | | |
| Crossroad Pottery / Indiana Clay Company Scott Frankenberger 2724 N 475 W West Lafayette, IN 47906 dscottf@insightbb.com As Crossroad Pottery, I have a small one-person production studio, with one part-time helper. I work primarily in porcelain, and produce mostly functional, colorful ware. Also, as a side enterprse (as if I need more to do), I sell clay, raw materials, tools, equipment, and supplies in the form of Indiana Clay Company. Recent purchase of an iMac, plus an opportunity to teach at Purdue University, has made me an insufferable techno-potter. Maybe this is good. My aging bones are less stressed in front of the computer. I'll probably get carpal tunnel either way. Continue to make around 4,000 pots and other items each year, plus occasional side projects. Hope to spend some time developing new glaze schemes this year. | |  |
| Cube Food Court 111 South Meridian St (S of Maryland) Indianapolis, IN 46225 317/634-3663 phone A food court with five fast joints: Chubbs Grubbs (unkowned type), La Bamba(Mexican), Porky's Den(BRQ), Faux Real Pizza, Ground the Clock Coffee & Deli. Multi-level "entertainment complex," with all-ages access to restaurants and a handful of games downstairs, 21-and-over access to an 80's themed bar and arcade named "Mojo Lounge" upstairs. Location also has several 70s-80s pinball machines, including Evel Kneivel. CLICK HERE for directions [The venue is listed because we have received a tip that there is Wi-Fi (802.11b) access provided on the premisis. If you have any further information about this location or other possible Wi-Fi hotspots, please let us know!] | | |
| Database Development Services, Inc - FileMaker Consulting Kevin Hammond 7997 Wolford Court Fishers, IN 46038 317/431-6592 phone FileMaker Certified Developer FileMaker Business Alliance | |   |
| David L. Norris dave@webaugur.com David Norris studied electronics technology, communications speciality, at Ivy Tech State College. Dave is an Extra Class Amateur (HAM) Radio operator. The Amateur Radio Service Callsign issued to Dave's radio station, by the FCC, is KG9AE. Dave enjoys computers and has many friends world-wide that he stays in touch with via the wonders of computing and Ham Radio. "Stop using poorly written software and start using common sense." | |   |
| David Rust David Rust 1415 S 1st St Boonville, IN 47601 812/855-7019 phone drust@indiana.edu Director, Broadcasting & Electronic Media - Office of Communications and Marketing, Indiana University. | | |
| Days Inn 52757 US 933 N South Bend, IN 46637 | | |
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| Dean Johnson Design Scott Johnson 646 Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/634-8020 phone 317/634-8054 fax sjohnson@deanjohnson.com Strategic and creative communications have always been the primary focus for Dean Johnson Design. We work hard with our clients to understand their business, their unique branding challenges as well as teir current and future objectives. Collaborating with our clients allows us to create and produce effective print, interactive and environmental solutions. | |  |
| Dennis Gill's Dennis Keith Gill, Ball State University pokemasterdg@mac.com  A telecommunications and computer science major, at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana -- home of Garfield the Cat and other famous individuals. I want to compose music for video games for Mac and Nintendo exclusively/primarily; and am an avid user of LIME music software. | |  |
| Department of Philosophy, Earlham College Peter Suber Richmond, IN 47374 765/983-1214 phone peters@earlham.edu My work lies primarily in research, writing, consulting, and advocacy for open access to scientific and scholarly research literature. | | |
| Desktop Resources, Inc. 8720 Castle Creek Parkway, Suite 420 Indianapolis, IN 46250 317/596-3650 phone 317/596-3651 fax mac-help@desktopresources.com Desktop Resources, Inc. provides companies with a cost effective way to maximize their investment in desktop and network technology. Microcomputers, local and wide area networks, printers, and office productivity software are our specialties. We take great pride in working directly with you to provide custom technical support plans that most effectively fit your needs. We take customer service seriously by hiring consulting and technical talent that not only understands a great deal about desktop technology but, also, can communicate effectively at all levels. They can explain the uses and benefits of technology to novice and expert clients alike. We think you'll appreciate our professional and common sense approach to business solutions. Why Desktop Resources? Because we are interested in helping make your business successful. Our team is comprised of outstanding individuals who focus on solutions, not sales. We focus on your business issues. We take great care in developing solutions to fit business needs not just selling you the latest technology. Since our inception in 1995, we have over 85% client retention. In the last two years, 90% of new clients have continued doing business with us. Simply put, once customers experience our level of service and dedication, they consistently come back. Computer services are not just buying a new laser printer. You must trust the individuals that you allow to work on your strategic systems and information. Our knowledge and business ethic put our customers at ease very quickly. Give us a try and see for yourself. You must be happy or we will do our best to make it right. You can't lose! | | |
| DesktopMedia Cate Indiano 1212 East Michigan Street, Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46202 317/955-9300 phone marketing@dm-corp.com DesktopMedia is a technology firm specializing in IT consulting, networking, performance improvement and technical support for the graphic arts industry. Since 1989, we have provided strategic planning, guidance and support to the talented professionals in print and web communications. Our mission is to empower our customers through creative and consistent counsel, technical training and workflow development, as well as, timely and accurate technical support -- while fostering a work environment that promotes self-actualization and continued education. DesktopMedia specializes in services focused on the needs of the technically creative; the graphic arts, corporate creative, printing and publishing professionals. Due to our experience, we have the unique perspective and knowledge to meet your technology requirements and provide consulting, training and technical support to compliment your business objectives. We provide strategic planning and technical support for multi-platform infrastructures such as Macintosh, Windows and UNIX based systems. We are the leading technical training organization in Central Indiana providing training on most popular graphics applications. We offer project services with a focus on making you more competitive in your industry segment, such as digital asset management and PDF workflow consulting. | |  |
| Devi Multimedia Indianapolis, IN 317/638-DEVI phone 317/536-3378 fax 317/538-1039 mobile DM@DeviMultimedia.com art . multimedia . design Professional design solutions for all your creative needs from print, online and motion projects. My first introduction to computers was a Macintosh over 10 years ago... and I took the "bite" when I began applying my art to computers since high school. Although, in my field, I tend to use both platforms (Mac & Win), my first pick is definitely the Mac because of its usability, reliability, software, accessories, and the visual appeal. I have a few close friends who have made the switch because of my experience... and they all said how proud they feel to belong to this silent underground club. They have made new connections simply by announcing, "Hey, you use a Mac too!" And that's cool because it doesn't have quite the same sting when said the other way :) | |  |
| DGS Group Bruce Underwood, Marketing Director 8445 Keystone Crossing Blvd., Suite 250 Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/479-3155 x119 phone 317/479-3161 fax Creative Marketing for Manufacturers DGS Group is a full-service marketing communications firm with an expertise in manufacturing and technology-based companies. The manufacturing world is competitive. And to compete, companies need an edge: a better product, a more competitive price, faster delivery, or a stronger brand. Perhaps even more important, companies need an effective way to communicate that edge to their customers and prospects. That's the edge you need, and that's where we come in. | |  |
| diedrichHARMON Doug Diedrich 5752 Wheeler Rd Indianapolis, IN 46216-1038 317/377-5900 phone info@helddiedrich.com Integrated Marketing Communications. Every time a stakeholder comes into contact with your brand, be it a radio jingle, your logo on a package, your building signage, or even a conversation with your customer service department, that contact has the potential to impact your company's brand equity. The cornerstone of integrated marketing is that everything a company does (and sometimes what it doesn't do) sends a message. The premise is simple. Through integrated marketing, synergies can be achieved when all brand contacts work in concert. To be successful, the philosophy of integrated marketing must permeate the entire organization - every division, every department, every employee - every point of contact - every time. Integrated Marketing Communications is a strategy employed by companies that embrace the concept of integrated marketing. The premise is that a more powerful and effective synergy can be achieved when all marketing communications - advertising, public relations, direct marketing, sales aids, etc. - work in concert. It ensures that all stakeholders are exposed to consistent and complementary messages. HeldDiedrich is dedicated to the creation of synergy in our clients' marketing communications strategies, assuring that every brand message is concise, consistent, and complementary - the building blocks of strong brand equity and market leadership. | |  |
| Digital Criterion 4145 Meander Bend Indianapolis, IN 46268 317/536-2602 phone info@digitalcriterion.com Many organizations know what they want their technology to do; they just don't know how to make it happen. We listen to a client's goals, ideas, and requirements; then, we design solutions based on information from that particular client. Our goal is twofold: we want to provide innovative solutions and we want our clients to know how to use their new technology confidently. If you need on-going support for current systems, we can provide it. If you want occasional help, we can do that, too. We support Mac, Windows, and cross-platform environments. We know many of our clients work late into the night and on weekends. That is why we have an on-call support team available evenings, weekends, and even holidays if necessary. If our clients have problems or questions, we are always available to help. We believe that technology should enhance, never hinder, businesses' growth and individuals' creativity. We strive to serve all types of businesses and individuals with professional service at an affordable rate. And we guarantee every aspect of our work. Our people never assume that one solution fits all customers. We ask each client what they want to learn or accomplish. Collaborating with our clients is essential to how Digital Criterion operates. And we know we succeed when our clients succeed. | |  |
| Digital Resource International Jay Hilgenberg, C.E.O. 7001 Grandview Drive Indianapolis, IN 46260 317/257-8903 phone Driinc@mac.com  Web Development, Macintosh Consulting, Software/Hardware Installation, Desktop Publishing, Indexing, Training, Keyboarding, Digital Photography | | |
| Direct Line Communications, Inc. - Wireless Networking Experts 7977 Plummer Street Indianapolis, IN 46226 317/546-5525 phone 317/546-5539 fax Direct Line, a leader in Avaya Systimax structured cabling, Avaya Wireless (formerly Lucent WaveLAN - the core technology in Apple's AirPort product line) 802.11b wireless networking, telephone and security systems, and other voice and data technologies, has offices in Indianapolis, Indiana, South Bend, Indiana, and Lancaster, Wisconsin, and serves customers throughout the Midwest and the nation. | |  |
| Doubletree Guest Suites Carmel 11355 N. Meridian Street Carmel, IN 46032-4540 317/844-7994 phone 317/844-2118 fax
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