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cord cutting: the future of tv? you to select which app to launch, while a motion-sensing remote available with the higher-tier unit allows you to play games such as If your family is anything like mine, you have semi-annual the featured Angry Birds. A simple setup process that requires the “Financial Summits” where you take stock of the family budget, box to access your home network via WiFi (firmware updates for plan for future expenditures, and look for ways to cut expenses. One the unit are delivered in the same way) takes roughly 10 minutes, area that constantly came up in my house was the TV bill, but it was and you are good to go. usually dismissed quickly because, well, it was TV and how are we supposed to get along without TV? But my constant fascination The Apple TV is also a smallish black puck using HDMI and either wireless or RJ11 to connect. You can control the unit from any with technology, coupled with a rush of devices and services iOS device, and movie and TV rentals/purchases are tied to your designed to change how television content is consumed, led me to iTunes account. Using AirPlay, you can wirelessly share content take a fresh look at the prospect of cutting the cord. About a year ago, we took the plunge. I now get a lot of questions about how we from any iOS unit as well. While Netflix (which runs approximately $8 per month), Hulu and YouTube are all present – as are NHL, did it, how it’s working, and if we like it; so I figured I would take a brief look at both some of the hardware and software that you can MLB, and NBA apps – third-party availability is lacking and only partially solved via the airplay solution (though being able to pull use if you want to do the same. up a basketball game through WatchESPN on your phone and then For starters, the most basic form of cord cutting is to do things the wirelessly throw it to your TV is almost magical in its simplicity). way the ancients did; hook up a modern-day set of rabbit ears to your TV and you should be set with 20-30 local, broadcast channels. The next option is a bit larger – the XBox 360. While most of us consider the Xbox as simply a game machine, Microsoft has spent What we know as “the network channels” are actually federallymandated to broadcast their content over the air. They do so in high the last several years loading it with familiar apps like Netflix and definition. Additionally, the band width provided by digital streams Hulu as well as a native ESPN app and HBO Go. Note that the Xbox requires an “Xbox Live Gold” subscription (around $60/year) allows them to offer more than one content channel, meaning that for full access to the online piece.

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Healthier Legs | J. Andy Murphy How often do you ask questions when visiting your primary care doctor or medical specialist about the important aspect of how they record and communicate your medical records between offices, hospitals and insurance providers or what’s new in technology that benefits you as a patient? These are questions most patients never think to ask, but are really an important element in your personal healthcare.

Communication

Electronic medical record systems (EMRs) are now part of the 21st century medical office process allowing quick communication and documentation concerning patient diagnosis of problem(s), direct prescription pharmacy delivery of needed medications, and important documentation reports to insurance providers as well. Records are easy to update, from the front office clear through to the patient examination room.

Dr. Jeffery Schoonover (Founder of Indiana Vein Specialists), is pleased to be leading the way to the goal of achieving a near total “paperless” EMR office operation.

“We are excited with the incredible advancements in medical technology,” Dr. Schoonover said, “Not only with patient communication systems through the EMR, but with the non-surgical laser treatment advancements in varicose vein disease and related disorders,” he said.

in real time, how their own veins are working as we enter the diagnostic ultrasound process together. And once the problem is identified, patients can indeed watch the medical procedure on screen as we address their vein problem. When patients have this kind of understanding, it reduces so much of the anxiety related to vein treatment,” he added.

Indiana Vein Specialists understands that you have a choice for vein care in Central Indiana. They are locally owned and committed to the area. They are also invested in bringing each patient the best and most up-to-date vein care available. A sampling of their services would include: Endovenous Laser Treatment, Cosmetic Sclerotherapy, Therapeutic Sclerotherapy, Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy, Microphlebectomy, Surface Laser Spider Vein Treatment, and Diagnostic Ultrasound Vein Mapping.

Dr. Jeffery Schoonover and his associates are shining examples of a medical practice that delivers A+ care and communication and advanced technology to patients who seek relief from painful vein disease.

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“Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT) is an exciting example of how the advancement of new technology benefits our patients. Using the newest generation VenaCure EVLT treatment system generally takes less than one hour. This cutting edge system allows better targeting of varicose vein segments with significantly reduced bruising. Patients can usually resume normal activities immediately with minimal discomfort.

The success rate of the VenaCure EVLT procedure is also measurably better than the alternatives of surgical ligation or stripping.”

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fishers businesses giving back to the community | Janet C. Striebel In spite of the busy schedules we face each morning, it’s comforting to know that some businesses still find time to help others in need. Maybe they do that extra something to help earn respect from their customers, or perhaps they help support other local vendors by using their products. Many reach out to charities or local schools to show they care. Here are some of these businesses which find time to give back to their community.

Tasteful Times: A Gourmet Food Store

Tasteful Times, located at 11677 Olio Road on the northeast corner of 116th Street and Olio Road, sells highquality gourmet food items and specialty wines.

Left to right: Linda Sadler, Jon Sadler, and Although most of Jeff Carmichael. Break up the work week by the food products visiting us on "Wine Down Wednesday" for are local, the special discounts. wines come from all around the world. Some of these local products include Smoking Goose Meats, Best Chocolate in Town, Salt Sisters, Crazy Charlie Salsa, Riehle’s Select Popcorn, Local Folks Foods, Hoosier Momma and Traders Point Creamery meats.

For the past three years, this shop has helped support the Alzheimer’s Association of Indianapolis with a wine dinner that is held the week before the Walk to End Alzheimer’s event downtown. “We’re just a small, family-owned business,” says Jonathon Sadler, co-owner of Tasteful Times. “We love bringing people together around food and wine while giving back at the same time.” Besides donating food to the food pantry, Tasteful Times also offers gifts two to three times a month for silent auctions supporting everything from autism to cystic fibrosis.

In addition, their staff helps customers – especially moms with young children – to their cars. The staff prides themselves on getting to know their customers and providing the best service possible.

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“Our philosophy is to shop local, drink global, in our neighborhood market,” says Jonathon.

For more information about Tasteful Times or their events, call Jonathan Sadler at 317-436-8226 or visit www.tasteful-times.com.

Yogi Frozen Yogurt

Yogi has two stores. One is located at 12660 East 116th Street in the same plaza as Sherwin Williams.

The other is at 11803 Allisonville Road in the same plaza as Subway and Domino’s. Yogi offers ten different flavors of self-serve frozen yogurt and a vast array of delicious toppings. Customers are happy to decorate their base of frozen yogurt with their choice of toppings.

Louis Dabson, owner of Yogi, says,”It’s all about you!

Create your own Yogi frozen yogurt. Just grab a cup, fill with yogurt, add toppings and weigh it.”

Yogi has offered a supply of gift cards to baskets that help support the Indiana School for the Deaf and New Britton Elementary School.

Every February, an annual carnival is held called the “Bulldog Blast” where prize packages are awarded. “We highly support the HSE school system by donating to various fund-raising activities to help with the educational needs of our future,” says Louis Dabson, owner of Yogi.

He continues, “Here at Yogi, we believe it’s all about you. For just 39 cents an ounce, you can create your own Yogi frozen yogurt. Just grab a cup, fill with yogurt, add toppings, and weigh it. Louis says, “Regardless of whether people like ice-creamy treats or not, frozen yogurt is a sensible alternative to ice cream.

It’s only 25 calories per ounce and full of active cultures and probiotics that help maintain a healthy body.”

Sunrise Café

Sunrise Café, located at 9767 East 116th Street in the Kroger plaza off Cumberland Road, offers both breakfast and lunch food.

Left to right: Elaena Smith, Laura Gannon, This mom-andJennifer Horsfield, Kyle Helpling. In back, Scott pop establishment Horsfield. Sunrise Café serves breakfast & specializes in lunch from 6am to 2pm, seven days a week. homemade breads, sauces, and strawberry jam. Its customers appreciate everything from the Eggs Benedict made from scratch to the down-home treatment they receive from the staff such as walking the elderly out to their cars to make sure they get into them safely.

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“Everybody just chips in because we care about the community,” says Scott Horsfield, owner of Sunrise Café. “We give countless donations and gift cards to the police, firefighters, churches, and schools.”

They serve breakfast and lunch all the time during their business hours from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., seven days a week and offer gluten free items. Although Scott is the owner, he does all the cooking. You won’t see him walking around in a tie. Rather, he is amid the steam and collaboration of the kitchen crew. Lastly, his wife, Jennifer, completes the team as she runs the front of the restaurant.

Murphy’s PubHouse

Murphy’s PubHouse is located at 11650 Olio Road in the Kroger plaza. This is a family-friendly neighborhood sports bar and grill atmosphere. Craig Stonebraker, owner of Murphy’s Steakhouse, (Fall Creek and Keystone, near the Fairgrounds) has joined forces with his brother, Ryan, to create this popular pub that feels as inviting as any Irish Owners of Murphy’s tavern, except that it caters to everyone Pubhouse, Ryan & Craig and kids are always welcome.

Stonebraker.

Talking with Ryan, I quickly saw the main focus for Murphy’s PubHouse donations is for the Indiana Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. After having donated gift cards to silent auctions and participating in the Americana Bank Chili Cook-Off, they are planning to sponsor the National MS Society in the MS Walk to be held on April 27 (www.walkmsindiana.org).

“One of my best friends from high school was diagnosed with MS a few years ago,” said Ryan. “When it came to giving back to the community, I knew I wanted to pick something close to home.” Ryan remembers his friend, Michele, as a healthy, athletic girl who was such a great person to be around. A few years ago, she was diagnosed with MS which was a shock to everyone who knows her.

“Michele is a huge Dave Matthews fan. She offered to let me have some of her Dave Matthews paraphernalia to put up on the walls here at Murphy’s PubHouse. I knew then that I would willingly vow to always help her out by supporting MS whenever I can.”

Diva Nails

Diva Nails is located at 11434 Olio Road, at the corner of 116th Street and Olio Road behind Walgreens next to El Rodeo.

This spa-like haven specializes in “pink and white” manicures and body waxing. Diva Nails gives back to the community by providing discounts to all students in K-12 no matter what school they attend as long as they show their student I.D. Planning a beach vacation for spring break? She can take care of all your needs from bikini waxing to eyebrow shaping.

Kelly Nguyen, owner of Diva Nails and Spa, is proud to offer a safe environment with a new ventilation system which aerates the shop of any smell of chemicals. In addition, the equipment is sanitized for every customer. The front area features a comfortable orange couch upon which clients may relax.

The rear of the spa area is for pedicures where patrons can soak in tranquility and enjoy soft music.

“We provide free Interior of Diva Nails in Fishers. designs for kids, and we like to spoil them as if they are our own,” says Kelly. “We always have juice boxes, water, soft drinks, and candy for everyone.” Diva Nails welcomes any type group for parties such as weddings and birthdays. Customers are welcome to bring in their own cake or other foods, and Diva Nails will provide the drinks.

Janet Striebel is a Fishers resident and freelance writer. She and her husband, Doug have three children: Ryan, Jessica, and Justin.

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J. Andy Murphy is a published author and works as a literary agent for regional writers. She serves as the Executive Director of the WriteStuff Writers Conferences and Events.

“My goal is to always make sure my sellers and buyers have an up-to-date overview of current market values and a data package of key information but more importantly, I listen and I communicate frequently, which includes detailed weekly activity reports. That is the foundation in my business approach. It is so important,” he said.

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MARTIN “I’m optimistic because we’ve seen a great groundswell UNIVERSITY 70 of public support. As we’ve pushed the issue throughout the legislature 16 outpouring ST this session, there’s been an of organic support and WASHINGTON COMMUNITY MALL EAST HOSPITAL the public contacting their legislators and lettingSQUARE them know this CUMBERLAND 10 ST is a critical issue and asking for the opportunity for having a WASHINGTON ST vote,” Gifford said.

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MARION COUNTY MARION COUNTY understand the value ofCOUNTY a really good transit to economic MORGAN JOHNSONsystem COUNTY THIS IS A PLANNING LEVEL MAP alignments of transit lines as well as is a 10-year plan targetingSpecific Marion and Hamilton development.” Gifford noted that Mayors Jim Brainard (Carmel), Phase OneGREENWOOD the number and location of stations will be determined in detailed corridor studies with counties. Gifford said these are the two counties “most willing Andy Cook (Westfield), John Ditslear (Noblesville), and Fishers significant public involvement. to do this,” and noted that Hamilton County’s population will Town Council President John Weingardt all support the measure.

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likely double in the next 20-30 years. “We can’t build our way out of this with more roads,” he emphasized. Initially, the current bus system would be expanded, eventually tripling the level of services. Five rapid-transit lines have been identified, including what planners call the Green Line (also known as the Nickel Plate Line) – an existing rail bed that snakes its way from Noblesville past the Fishers train station and into downtown Indianapolis. Gifford credited forward-thinking Fishers leaders (The Hoosier Heritage Port Authority) who, some 20 years ago, bought the rail bed and designated it for future transit use.

Gifford emphasized that proposed rail service would be nothing like the State Fair Train rumbling in and out of Fishers each August. Instead, planners are eyeing electric-powered transit vehicles to provide a quieter, more environmentally-friendly experience for commuters and the businesses and residences located along transit corridors.

Gifford said mass transit in other cities has had direct economic impact: where commuter stations are located, business has followed. A proposed funding mechanism would be adoption of what planners call EDIT – Economic Development Income Tax. A three-tenths-of-one-percent increase in income taxes would pay for and maintain the proposed system. That calculates to about ten to fifteen dollars a month for a family of four earning $50,000 annually. “One of the bigger challenges we have is talking to people about why this is an investment that makes

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“We have seen, for the first time, a (mass transit) bill come out of committee, and that’s encouraging,” she said. “If we’re going to continue to sell business development for Hamilton County, a good transit system is vital to its success. We’re talking about planning for the future.”

sense. Why should we increase our local tax to pay for this?” said Gifford. “In the current political environment, that’s a tough conversation for some people. In our view, it’s really important that this go to local referendum – that the public be allowed to weigh in on this. Ultimately, we think a fully-informed public will value the investment and vote in favor of it.”

Cox thinks the jury is still out on the proposed tax increase.

People she has talked with express concern if it would be enough funding for sustainability, fearing future, additional tax hikes.

Still, when asked about mass transit, she’s fond of quoting Indiana State Senator Jerry Torr: “We gave the people the Right to Work; now we need to give them a way to get to work.” Her hope is that people will put aside preconceived notions about mass transit – including rumors and misinformation – and come to the conversation with open eyes. “The real beneficiaries are those still to come – people who choose to live, work, and play in Fishers and other central Indiana communities,” emphasized Cox.

A necessary step in making this happen is changes to Indiana law that would provide funding flexibility at local levels of government and a referendum allowing public voting on the proposal. At the time of this writing, a bill addressing these changes is winding its way through the Indiana General Assembly. Renee Cox, District 3 representative on the Fishers Town Council, is closely watching the legislative developments.

Planners have designated 2013 as a year for discussion about the Central Indiana Transit Plan. Detailed information is available at www.indyconnect.org. Future community conversations are planned across the metro area.

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At first glance this could describe thousands of high school students across the country, but what really set Carrie apart was her work ethic and sense of community. When most high school students are naturally living in a more self-centered stage of their life, Carrie was thinking about service and community.

This nature was reflected by her chosen course of study at Butler University which was the physician assistant program. She had a driving force and a maturity beyond her years that allowed her to gain satisfaction and a sense of purpose through helping others.

On June 6, 2003 the summer after her freshman year at Butler University, Carrie was at a stoplight when circumstances turned for the worst. An intoxicated driver turned into the path of Carrie and another Butler student which unfortunately ended their lives. Greg Davidson, a trusted family friend and mentor to Carrie, remembers the call he received at 3am that morning.

As he describes the conversation, which is a little too personal to share, I experience a tingling in my spine due to the gravity of his description. This involuntary response happens again minutes later as he describes the honor of being asked to speak at her funeral which simultaneously he describes as one of the most difficult tasks in his life.

As you can imagine, a tragedy like this has a lasting effect on the entire community. In an effort to manage grief and develop

something positive out of this extremely difficult situation a few things started to occur: • Carrie’s parents made a simple request that in lieu of flowers that people donate to a scholarship fund in Carrie’s name.

• The Hamilton Southeastern School Foundation offered assistance with the development of what is now called the Carrie Colglazier Memorial Scholarship.

• Jim Self, co athletic director at Hamilton Southeastern, called a meeting in his office that included Greg Davidson, Jennifer Jacobs, Julie Alano, Jennifer Hill and Tom Younts.

It was in this meeting that the idea of a workday was conceived.

In honor of Carrie’s defining commitment to service, each year the students at HSE participate in a work day that helps generate money to fund Carrie’s scholarship. The students volunteer to work the better part of a Saturday (8:00am – 4:00pm) in the local community. This year the workday will take place on Saturday, March 23rd, 2013. Community residents and businesses are asked to “hire” these workers for a minimum donation of $25 per worker for the day with all funds going directly to the scholarship. In the past, students have completed a variety of tasks including: mulching, cleaning houses, painting, babysitting etc.

The annual meeting for soccer call outs in February always includes time dedicated to inform players about the program.

“We intentionally have a light off season but I specifically ask every girl to reserve one day to put aside all other activities and commitments and participate in this event” said Greg Davidson, head girls varsity soccer coach for the past 14 years.

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to participate in this program, please email Jennifer Jacobs at jjacobs@hse.k12.in.us or Leah Ann Self at self4royals@aol. com . In the interest of safety, it is recommended that you “hire” at least 2 students so that they can complete the work in pairs.

For more information you can visit Carrie’s website at www. carriecolglazier.org .

The current amount of the scholarship equates to $12,000 over a four year period. In order to be considered for the scholarship, the applicant is required to participate in the workday. In a tradition that has developed over the years, previous scholarship winners participate in the workday by visiting the Colgalzier’s house and assisting Bud and Karen Colglazier with various tasks.

Although this particular scholarship is only available to current students that show the same interest in activities that Carrie enjoyed (specifically soccer, track, the FFA and the National Honors Society), the Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation does offer various other scholarships. The deadline for Carrie’s scholarship and many others offered by HSSF is quickly approaching in late March or early April. You can find information on all HSSF scholarships at www.hse.k12.in.us/ ADM/foundation/scholarships.aspx.

To The Parents of Carrie Colglazier: Most of us cannot begin to understand your loss but we are thankful for your strength and helping something positive develop from this situation.

To the readers: Life is short…whether you leave this life earlier than expected or live to be 105 years of age…life is short so make sure you enjoy it.

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For the Love of Baseball | Mark Morrow First-year Hamilton Southeastern varsity baseball coach Scott Henson has big goals, and he’s already started taking steps to get the Royals headed in the right direction. He implemented a strenuous drill in the off season. He calls it the Royals Baseball Victory Challenge 2012.

It is somewhat of a “baseball boot camp” if you will.

“The last two years in the HSE system I noticed a lack of toughness, and I knew that we had to get stronger and be tougher both physically and mentally,” said Henson. “I didn’t take lifting weights and becoming physically stronger as I should have years ago. Now, I know how important it is, and I want these kids to be as fit as they possibly can."

Henson said his goal is to get the Southeastern program back – back to prominence, to where it was in the days he played against the Royals.

“Hamilton County baseball has always been good and tough, and I used to marvel at how structured the HSE program was and how well they performed,” he said. “In college, you have the Omaha Challenge where everyone is trying to reach the College Baseball World Series” said Henson. “Our Victory Challenge is something we want to accomplish – to get to Victory Field in Indianapolis for the state finals.” That’s a road HSE baseball has yet to follow.

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The program has produced 11 sectional championships, the last coming in the 2003-04 season. The trophy case includes 4 regional crowns, the last also coming in the 2003-04 campaign.

Henson believes he knows what it takes to win, be a constant winner, and help prepare kids for college and a chance to play baseball at the next level.

“One thing I want to impress on our kids is that when a scout calls or comes to see them play, the kids need to be sure they make time for them and to always be respectful. If they don’t like the school or might be waiting for another offer, then they need to be up front with the scouts and not waste their time.”

The Royals return with a strong pitching staff. One returning familiar face is Steven Curry, who threw a no-hitter in the 201011 season but missed last season because of knee surgery. Senior Mitch Roman, son of Dan Roman, the new baseball coach at Carmel, is a three-year starter in the infield and a solid hitter; and junior outfielder Tre Gantt has already made a verbal commitment to Cincinnati.

Henson also is high on pitcher/firstbaseman Brendan Burns, a lanky 6-foot-5 southpaw hitter; pitcher Nathan Upchurch; and Roman, who moves from second to shortstop (replacing Wes Edrington, who decided to graduate early in December, passing up his senior season of baseball to report to Nebraska). He thinks all could

Scott Henson have a chance to play at the Division I level in college.

Henson, who grew up in Pendleton, graduated in 1991, and was a catcher on the Pendleton Heights baseball team wants to know how it feels to reach Victory Field, home of the Triple-A Indians. “I was on a regional championship team at Pendleton, and we came close to winning a semi-state; we just never fulfilled our dream,” said Henson, who went on to play collegiately at the University of Indianapolis and IUPUI. “I think more than anything, more than individual glory, that I wanted us to do it for our coach, Bill Stoudt, an Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame coach.”

He’ll also have another Hall of Fame coach to impress (only this one will be sitting next to him), former Hamilton SE coach Ken Seitz, who along with son Kory Seitz will serve as assistants again this season. “When you have a chance to learn from two Hall of Fame coaches, it doesn’t get much better than that,” said Henson, who pointed out he looks forward

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to bouncing ideas off coach Seitz.

Henson, who had a couple workouts with the Chicago Cubs and spent a lot of time working out with former Indianapolis minor-league great Razor Shines, said he hurt his back during his final year of college. He eventually signed a contract and spent some time with a Single-A Independent team. Henson spent a few years as the hitting coach in North Carolina at Northern Nash (Rocky Mountain HS), has coached catchers, and has gone to the final 4 twice in five seasons.

“My wife and I just wanted to get back home to be with family and friends,” he said. "I told my wife that my goal was to be a head baseball coach in Indiana in two seasons. “When I finished high school, I had a chance to go out of state and play college ball, but my family came first,” said Henson. His sister, Jessica, passed away at age 13 during his senior year. “I just couldn’t leave mom and dad. It was hard later on to move away, too. Now, I’m just happy we’re back home.”

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