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| 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. | |  |
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. | |  |
| 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. | |  |
| 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. | |  |
| Columbus Apple Users Group George Pfeiffer, President gfifer@hsonline.net The Columbus Apple Users Group is a group of people interested in Apple computers.Ę We meet periodically, as required, to share information and offer solutions to your computing problems.Ę Meetings consist of demonstrations of hardware and software, tutorials, information sharing and a short business meeting. | |  |
| 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 latt 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." | |  |
| Farm Bureau Insurance Farm Bureau Insurance has been offering quality protection, good value and excellent service to hundreds of thousands of Hoosier policyholders for more than 60 years. Farm Bureau Insurance is more than just another insurance provider. It is a company you can believe in; it is a friend you can turn to; it is a partner you can depend on to help protect the people who depend on you. Equally important, it is a company that is always looking for new and innovative ways to support the communities it serves. | |  |
| Flash User Group Dustin Sparks 765/760 3900 phone djsparks@bsu.edu This is the Smaller Indiana Chapter of the Flash Users group. If you use Flash as a hobby or professionally this is a place for you to come and chat, ask for help, or give and get advice on best practices. | | |
| FLOCK Real Estate Group Kurt & Kate Flock, REALTORS® & Broker-Owners 1219 North Alabama Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 317/634-6676, 888/500-1085 phone 317/637-4887 fax kurt@flockrealty.com Our commitment is to provide our clients with all the facts & information they need to make informed decisions about buying or selling a home. We strive to do this in a way which earns your trust, respect & future business. Our advice & expertise is backed with over 36 years of experience & over 120 million dollars of residential & commercial real estate sales volume. We've restored many homes, including our own & built award winning homes in Downtown Indianapolis, where we live, work & play! Let us put our experience & enthusiasm to work for you! We've tried to make our site user friendly & give you what you want - lots of info & dozens of great photos of our listings. We hope you enjoy your visit & return often. | |   |
| Franklin Township Chamber of Commerce Cheryl Smith, President 317/787-7527 phone franklintwpchamber@mac.com  Membership is open to 'anyone interested in the effort of aiding the community as a whole'. The vast majority of Chamber members are individuals who own a business in, and/or live and do business in, Franklin Township. | |  |
| Granger Community Church 630 University Dr E Granger, IN 46530 574/243-3500 phone 574/243-3510 fax info@gccwired.com Free WiFi access. Founded in 1986 by Dr. Mark and Sheila Beeson, Granger Community Church has experienced nearly 15 years of rapid growth and changed lives. Our mission, "helping people take their next step toward Christ...together," is being fulfilled everyday in the hearts of the people who worship with us. Granger is a unique church with a unique vision. Our services are designed for anyone to enjoy even if you've never been in church before. We have a passion for the arts, so music, drama and media are a big part of the way we communicate. We nurture and serve in small groups, offering the opportunity for intimate friendships within a larger community of faith. And we invest our resources heavily into our children and youth, believing them to be some of the greatest influencers in the church today. If you'd like to know more about the "whys" of the way we do things here, read on to explore our statement of faith, our core values and our vision for ministry in the next decade. | |  |
| Heartland Film Festival Jeffrey L. Sparks, President 200 S Meridian, Suite 220 Indianapolis, IN 46225-1076 317/464-9405 phone 317/464-9409 fax info@heartlandfilmfestival.org Heartland Film Festival is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to recognize and honor filmmakers whose work explores the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect for the positive values of life. Heartland encourages filmmakers of Truly Moving Pictures by:
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| Indiana Insurance Group Scott Blackford, President P.O. Box 187 Carmel, IN 46082 317/571-0628 phone 317/571-0509 fax scott@indianainsurancegroup.com We are a local Insurance Agency to Indiana that promotes affordable Health Insurance to Hoosiers. Our website allows users to 'Get a Quote' online, review plans, and compare products side by side. This allows Hoosiers to review different Health plans online with no obligation. Because we are a local agency we encourage user to contact us toll free so that we can help advise them of the best product at the most affordable price. We work as consultants and our service is designed to be user friendly and our people are not sales oriented. Unfortunately with the cost of Health care rising this service will allow people to better understand the Health care market and find a Health care plan that offers excellent benefits at an affordable cost. | |  |
| Indiana IT Academy Barbara K. Beadle, Program Specialist - Business Technology, Marketing, and Cooperative Education 151 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/232-9179 phone 317/232-9121 fax bbeadle@doe.state.in.us Office of Career & Technical Education Indiana Department of Education What Is The IT Academy? The Information Technology (IT) Academy is designed to provide state-of-the-art training in Information Technology in four IT areas and to ensure that students educated in Indiana's schools stay at the leading edge of a technology rich society. This initiative is built around a comprehensive set of IT standards and performance expectations that are grounded in core academic subject areas. It is based on a curricular framework that features four occupational cluster areas that reflect the job opportunities and skills required for Indiana's information technology workers. | |  |
| Indiana Technology Learning Center Indianapolis, IN 317/231-6144 phone lnoel@butler.edu The Indiana Technology Learning Center is a training facility established to develop technology and curriculum integration skills for administrators, faculty, teachers, pre-service professionals, parents, and K-12 students across Indiana. It houses a networked lab of twelve Windows and twelve Macintosh computer stations as well as a variety of other technologies offering teaching and learning tools that include two-way interactive video, multimedia development, and Internet access. While some programs hosted at the center are in specific support of specific technology leadership and training institutes, most workshop offerings are open to the education public (faculty, administrators, teachers, students, parents) at no charge for participation. In addition, the center has 'open lab' times during evenings and weekends for independent project development activities or general exploration. | |  |
| Indianapolis Art Center 820 East 67th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/255-2464 phone 317/254-0486 fax Our mission is to engage, enlighten and enhance our communities through art education, participation and observation. We are Central Indiana's premier not-for-profit visual art exhibition and education center located at just 1 block east of College Avenue and 5 blocks north of Broad Ripple Avenue. Our regular hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 9am-10pm, Saturday 9am-6pm, and our new Sunday hours: Noon-6pm. Come and check out our galleries and classes. There is no admission charge and parking is free! | |  |
| Indianapolis Center for Congregations Rev. Timothy Shapiro, President 303 N Alabama St, Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46240 317/237-7799 phone 317/237-7795 fax tshapiro@centerforcongregations.org The Center was founded in 1997 to help strengthen congregations in the central Indiana metropolitan area. Affiliated with the Alban Institute, a research, publishing, education, and consulting organization based in Bethesda, Maryland that provides resources for congregations nationwide. The Center is a gift to the greater Indianapolis area from Lilly Endowment Inc. We are dedicated to helping Indianapolis-area congregations find solutions to their pressing practical problems. We do that by connecting them with excellent resources - both local and national. The Center also shares what we learn from our experience in Indianapolis with congregations across the country. We work with individual congregations to address their specific needs. We do that by meeting with congregational leaders, listening to their concerns, developing work plans and then matching resources with needs. The Center also prints Resource Guides, listing the best resources available on various topics. An interactive version of these guides is available at www.congregationalresources.org. We also host educational events and workshops. And we publish Centerpiece, a quarterly newsletter with helpful information for congregations and leaders. Any congregation in the greater Indianapolis metropolitan area can use the Center's services and/or register for its educational programs. We are happy to work with clergy, staff, and laity, as well as with denominational officials and other religious or community leaders. Most Center services are offered to Indianapolis congregations without cost - thanks to Lilly Endowment's gift to the community. Our educational events and workshops usually have a modest registration fee to cover the cost of materials and meals during the events. Open 8:30 to 4:30, M-F. We'd be happy to give you a tour of our office and introduce you to the resources we have available for your use. Or your might want to attend one our educational events. That's another good way to learn about the Center's work, meet staff, and take home resources for your congregation. | |  |
| Indianapolis Civic Theater 1200 West 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 317/923-4597 phone usteinert@civictheatre.org Provides theatrical entertainment for a broad-based and family-oriented audience. While its performers are avocational artists, the theatre's facility and production values rival those of professional houses across the country. The Indianapolis Civic Theatre is the oldest continuously-operating community theatre in the United States. In addition to the Mainstage season, Indianapolis Civic Theatre produces a variety of educational outreach programs including:
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| Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association William R. Hendrickson One RCA Dome, Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46225 317/684-2469 phone 317/639-5273 fax bhendrickson@indianapolis.org Thank you for your interest in the city of Indianapolis. Our communications team is dedicated to providing assistance to local, national and international media. We're ready to assist visiting media with personal service, local contacts, interview arrangements and other complementary media services. Our entire media kit is available online, along with other helpful city information. Please feel free to use the information below in your stories. If you are in need of assistance or additional information not available on our web site, please feel free to contact one of our media specialists. | |  |
| Indianapolis Music Network Matt Fecher 2625 N Meridian St, #803 Indianapolis, IN 46208 matt@indianapolismusic.net One-stop site for anyone interested in Music in Indianapolis. Daily Concert Pictures and Articles, Music Calendar, Active Message Boards, Cd Reviews, Free Musician Classifieds, Showcases, and more! All reviews and listings are contributed by local musicians! Updated Daily. IndianapolisMusic.net's mission is to support all music that originates from and visits our city! Listen to us in iTunes:
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| Indy FCPUG (Final Cut Pro User Group) Rob Chinn info@indy-fcpug.org Just announced on MacCentral on 030421: There's a new Final Cut Pro user group in town: Indianapolis, Indiana, to be precise. The first meeting of the Indy FCPUG will be held April 24, 2003 from 7:00 - 10:00 pm at Ivy Tech State College. They'll be co-hosting the meeting with the new digital video special interest group of the ApplePickers, the Indianapolis Macintosh User Group (MUG). The ApplePickers recently announced the first annual ApplePickers/Small Dog Film Festival, which will take place October 9, 2003. The first prize will be a new flat panel iMac. The Indy FCPUG and the ApplePickers will meet together the fourth Thursday of every month. The first half of the meetings will focus on iMovie and its users; the second half will target Final Cut Pro/Express users. The April 24 meeting will cover digital video camera basics, such as shot composition and lighting, and using keyframes in Final Cut Pro and Express. There will also be a question and answer session, a show and tell, and a raffle of products from Intelligent Assistance, eZedia, Boris, Sorenson, Digital Juice and more. Membership in the groups and attendance at the meeting are free. | |   |
| Kokomo Macintosh Users Group Brian Hubbard kaug@mac.com  Events, news, photos and classified ads. The group is made up of about 15 to 20 regular members, as well as a dozen or more people that are on our email mailing list and receive information from the group. That group helps us determine what our meeting topics will be. In addition, many of the members of the group have different interests and use their Macs in different ways, which makes for great conversation and learning opportunities. | | |
| LIFETIME FITNESS 8705 Castle Creek Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46250 317/915-3527 phone Child-Friendly Facilities: Kid's Computer Center! Guaranteed boredom-busters. The computer age is here, and your kids have access to the best of the best. We offer 30 age-appropriate games on our IMac computers for children ages three and up. | |   |
| MacIndy.net Dan Oblak 6847 Minnow Dr Indianapolis, IN 46237 317/345-7006 mobile jdoblak@mac.com  A Business-to-Business directory for Mac-friendly companies, and home-base for a mailing list to serve the multi-platform technicians who support them! | | |
| MadMacs - University of Notre Dame's MUG David Saracino, President madmacs@nd.edu Home of Notre Dame's Macintosh User Group. Herin you'll find newsletters, info, software, links to cool places and Apple news and announcements of local happenings. | |  |
| Meetup Day - Mac Users in Indianapolis Meetup with other local Macintosh fanatics to talk about OSX, iBooks and Apple's latest ad campaign. Meets 7:00PM on the 2nd Tuesday of every month, providing there are enough people signed up in your city. Meetup.com is a new, free service that organizes local gatherings about anything, anywhere. Meetups happen at local cafes (and other places) in 532 cities across 27 countries. Because there are people like you in your town. And a Meetup might be better than TV. (See a full list of topics people in Indianapolis are meeting about by clicking here!) What is a Meetup? Where are Meetups? Does the Meetup happen over the Internet or in real life? Do Meetups for a topic happen on the same day in every city? | |  |
| Meetup Day - WiFi Users in Indianapolis Meetup with other local Wi-Fi geeks on the 2nd Wednesday of every month to talk about the latest developments in wireless technology, and compare notes about WiFi hotspots you have found! | |  |
| Net Heads William H. Noel, President 1011 East Westfield Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/257-6635 phone 317/257-6645 fax webmaster@netheads.com Connect. Create. Compete. Explore. Internet cafe with 28 high-end systems and a T1 for connected training and team development events. 802.11b Wireless connectivity is FREE! Net Heads is located in a mid-town, upscale, Indianapolis village named Broad Ripple Village. Founded over thirty years ago, Broad Ripple is an entertainment and retail venue, offering fine dining, nightclubs, art galleries, sidewalk cafs, comedy clubs and an eclectic collection of boutiques and small businesses. The Indiana IT Association (INITA) meets here; see the posted schedule for more information. Also provides venue for many Indiana INTERNnet (866/646-3434) functions. | |   |
| Noble Coffee & Tea Company, Ltd. Chris Kilander silo4u@yahoo.com 'Where Friends Meet' Hours: M-F 6:30 a.m / 8:00 p.m Sat. 6:30 a.m / 8 :00 p.m Sun. 8:00 a.m / 3:00 p.m | |  |
| North Manchester Public Library 405 North Market Street North Manchester, IN 46962 260/982-4773 phone 260/982-6342 fax nmpl@nman.lib.in.us Serving the community of North Manchester, the population of which is approximately 6,260. The library district is the corporation limits of the town. Any person is welcome to use the library and its materials in-house; a card is not required unless materials will be borrowed from the library. The library houses over 40,000 items for people of all ages including books, videos, magazines, audio cassettes, CDs, DVDs, microfilm, puppets and puzzles. The library subscribes to over 120 magazines, and 10 newspapers including the local News-Journal, and Wabash Plain Dealer, as well as the Wall Street Journal, USA Today and Indianapolis Star. Genealogy, Local History and Indiana History information is located in the Indiana Room. AV equipment available on a rental basis. Apple and IBM compatible computers, Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) stations, Video Player, DVD Player, Video Projector are also available for public use. | |   |
| NPower Indiana 1405 E Broadripple Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/396-2848 phone 317/396-2789 fax Info@NPowerIN.org NPower Indiana is a nonprofit organization that serves as a trusted and affordable technology advisor, facilitator and service provider to nonprofits in Marion and the contiguous Central Indiana counties. We help other nonprofits achieve self-sustaining technology solutions so they may better serve our communities. With a deep understanding of the special strengths and challenges of nonprofits, NPower provides expert counsel and affordable access to technology products and services. NPower also appreciates the potential and limits of technology. As a result, NPower is able to provide an unbiased connection for nonprofits to the technology community. Launched in 2002, NPower Indiana is an affiliate of the NPower Network. This national organization was established in 2000 through the Microsoft and NPower National Partnership. NPower Indiana is also a partner to the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and is supported by other local organizations such as The Indianapolis Foundation, a CICF affiliate, and United Way. | |  |
| Preserve Indiana The Indiana Historic Architecture Home Page spotlights historic architecture and neighborhoods throughout all of Indiana. Here you will find an extensive photo gallery--over 100 photos--of historic architecture, with more being added all the time. Indianapolis, Gary, South Bend, Crown Point, Hammond, Michigan City, Evansville, Lafayette--there are some great towns and cities with great architecture here in Indiana. On this site you will also find educational information on identifying various American architectural styles, as well as a large number of links to other helpful and informative sites. Though focusing on Indiana, this site is sure to appeal to anyone interested in history, architecture, travel or American culture. | |  |
| PrintUSA The worldwide domain for the printing industry, graphic arts and related suppliers. Printusa.com has been bringing 'commercial printers' and the public together on the Internet since 1993. We are a 0ne Stop Printing resource for free printing information and printing quotes. Classified printing equipment wanted ads are free. Printing equipment for sale classifieds are paid advertising. Employment: Post your availability to the printing industry, or see the list of those seeking positions. | |  |
| ProMUG - Professional Macintosh Users Group 3311 Sanibel Drive Fort Wayne, IN 46815 ProMUG is a non-for-profit Macintosh Users Group that meets on the second Thursday of every even month, for the purpose of providing exposure and developing educational resources dealing with the professional and personal usage of Apple Macintosh computers. ProMUG does not condone copying of commercial software, and will not permit such copying at a ProMUG function, and urges members to pay, "Shareware" fees. Information and articles contained herein are obtained from many sources, including vendors, on-line services, user groups and commercial publications. They are for informational purposes only and constitute neither an endorsement nor a recommendation for purchase. The Board of ProMUG assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, performance, or use of products mentioned in this web site. | |  |
| Purdue University Macintosh Users' Group Matt Willmore, President willmore@purdue.edu The #1 source for all your Apple needs at Purdue University! Don't forget to check the site to subscribe to any of our mailing lists. | |  |
| Serious Macintosh Users Group (SMUG) smugbl@smug.net SMUG is dedicated to providing Macintosh users in and around Bloomington, Indiana, with a community of like-minded folk to share ideas, solutions, and support for the Macintosh platform. Our meetings, e-mail list, and other activities are all aimed at helping our user group, which includes high-school students, retirees, academics, business- and IT-professionals, among others, make the most of their Macs. Whatever your age, level of computer knowledge, or particular interest, we invite you to look at our web-site, contact us with questions or comments, and especially to come to a meeting. We want to share with our members, and all of Bloomington, the fun of Macintosh computing. | |  |
| SIGGRAPH: Special Interest Group - Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques ACM SIGGRAPH is a non-profit, volunteer organization providing world-wide and year-round programs for the computer graphics community. The values that we are organized around are those we have found to define the SIGGRAPH community:
If you believe in our values and believe that our programs can help the SIGGRAPH community, please help us continue to be an effective organization by joining or better yet volunteering for an ACM SIGGRAPH-sponsored conference, chapter, or other event. From ACM.org: The ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques is an interdisciplinary community interested in research, technology, and applications in computer graphics and interactive techniques. Members include researchers, developers and users from the technical, academic, business, and art communities. SIGGRAPH provides information to the computer graphics community through its annual conference, publications and the SIGGRAPH Video Review. SIGGRAPH members receive the quarterly newsletter Computer Graphics. A "Plus" option is also available with significant discounts on the proceedings of other computer graphics conferences and workshops. All members receive discounts to the annual conference, publications and other SIGGRAPH sponsored events, and complimentary access to the graphics publications in the ACM Digital Library. | |  |
| SiliconPines Assisted Computing Resort Community An oasis of hope and encouragement that allows residents to lead productive, technologically relevant lives without the fear and anxiety associated with actually having to understand or execute the technologies themselves. | |  |
| Texas Pride Catering Erv Crain 317/809-8936 phone erv@texas-pride.com At Texas Pride we create sublime cuisine prepared with heart to tantalize your palate; we call it GASTRONOMICAL ECSTASY. For a free consultation, contact your personal chef, Erv Crain... | |  |
| Zoobies Sam McClarnon 1505 N. State Street (on the south side of Brandywine Plaza) Greenfield, IN 46140 317/462-1276 phone 317/462-0196 fax BRipley@ilovesteak.co Free wireless to paying customers! Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Friday-Saturday, 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM (midnight) Restaurant Pricing: The average pricing for an entree at this fine establishment is $11.00 to $20.00. About the Restaurant: Zoobies is one of the area's top destinations for pleasant dining and superb cuisine. When you're in the mood for good times and great cuisine, be sure to check out Zoobies. The restaurant is located in one of the area's most pleasant settings, and is known for its delightful staff and superb cuisine. The menu at Zoobies features a wide array of great selections, made from only the freshest and highest quality ingredients, with something sure to please every member of your group. Zoobies has established itself as one of the area's favorite culinary destinations, and is sure to offer you a pleasant and unique dining experience every time you visit. Please stop in soon! Pleasant dining and superb cuisine. | |  |