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Indiana has much more to offer than just long-held traditions of Irish football, Hoosier hoops, and the forever-rowdy Indy 500.
With a state motto like "The Crossroads of America," Indiana's small towns, peaceful wild spaces, and sunny lake life should entice both those passing through and those looking to stay a while. And that may be why the options for cool Airbnbs in Indiana are nearly endless.
Check out this list for the quaintest of woodland cabins, the most alluring of secluded stays, canvas tents next to water, an old white church you can sleep in, and even a restored vintage camper.
Boisterous family vacationers, romantic getaway-ers and even those just looking for some solitude will all find something within their budget in the thirteen best Airbnbs in Indiana detailed below. Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines!
1. Nashville Treasure
Why you should stay: Two words: orange appliances.
- Location: Nashville
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $200/night
This recently remodeled spot is quirky in all the right Pinterest-worthy ways, and multiple reviewers left it with the high-ranking achievement of "Best Airbnb I've Ever Stayed In." The funky decor is part Art Deco and part mid-century, with a heavy dash of woodland cabin thrown in for good measure. It's definitely one of the most unique Airbnbs in Indiana in this area.
Even though the space is small, guests will enjoy a double-decker porch and patio with enough seating space for a small music festival, complete with a hanging egg chair and a secluded wilderness setting.
Nashville is just a short drive away, where you can find extreme small town charm. If you're looking for more nature-focused spaces, head further south into Brown County State Park, or go west to find Yellowwood State Forest. And if you're just looking for towns with amazing names, Gnaw Bone is to the east and Beanblossom is to the north.Check Availability
2. Lakeside Canvas Tent Retreat
Why you should stay: Glamp like an influencer, fish like Hemingway.
- Location: Jasonville
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $85/night
"Breezy" is the word that comes to mind upon first glance at these canvas tents, located just steps from the water. Hanging lights, repurposed wood, a full cast-iron outdoor kitchen and tiki torches give this glamping retreat a Jimmy Buffett-meets-Castaway feel, while amenities like hot and cold running water, flush toilets and a large refrigerator keep you comfortably on dry land.
This is one of the most fun Airbnbs in Indiana with serious safari vibes. Just be sure to bring your own bed linens and towels, as none are provided by the owner.
Snag an Indiana fishing license on your way to the property, and pay close attention to the regulations detailed in the listing. Kayaks and paddleboards are available to rent, and based on the size of the fish in those pictures, getting out on the water should be a priority for anyone choosing to stay here. Rentals are closed for the winter, but secure a spot starting the second week of May.Check Availability
Related Read: 9 Delightful Weekend Road Trips From Columbus, Ohio
3. The Artist's A-Frame
Why you should stay: Lots of space and a central location for a good price.
- Location: Madison
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 1 nights
- Rates from: $91/night
If you prefer proximity to civilization over seclusion for your family getaway, this precious A-frame is perfect. The home is located in a quiet neighborhood minutes from downtown Madison, so you'll feel connected to the community while still having your own space.
A big stone fireplace and large kitchen and eating area allow for a family with kids or a group of friends plenty of room to enjoy cold days indoors. The covered patio section encourages outdoor hangouts too, as does Madison's walkable charm and the Ohio River waterfront.
For under $100 before fees, this clean and modernized spot is seriously one of the best affordable Airbnbs in Indiana for small groups. Grab some friends or the kids and find an excuse to visit Madison, which shouldn't be too hard to do.Check Availability
4. Cabin Porch Paradise
Why you should stay: One jacuzzi is good, but two is better.
- Location: Unionville
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates From: $350/night
Transform into a carefree wilderness fairy upon arriving at this romantic pad. Porches (yes, plural) boast bar-style seating and swings, while the surrounding space is home to multiple gardens, a frog pond, and an outdoor jacuzzi hot tub tucked into trees and open to the night sky, all likely to motivate hours of frolicking.
Inside, the massive stone fireplace, tall windows, full kitchen with wood stove and two luxurious bedrooms will keep you comfortable in the late night and early morning.
Toss a coin to choose between the bedroom with the canopy bed or the one with the french doors and private balcony, and then negotiate a schedule for equal use of the indoor jacuzzi with wall-mounted fireplace and walk-in shower.
While lower rates around $350 can be found during weekdays in December, this spot usually rents for $450–$475 a night, so if is one of the pricier Airbnbs in Indiana. But if you can get creative with your scheduling and be open to a winter trip, you'll save a bit of money on a truly unique and high-end experience.Check Availability
Related Read: 10 Exciting Weekend Road Trips From Indianapolis, Indiana
5. Lakewood Cottage
Why you should stay: Free kayaks to use and a bunk room just for the kiddos.
- Location: Jasonville
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates From: $110/night
This waterfront spot with its own little sandy beach and breezy decor almost transforms Winona Lake into the ocean. The bright kitchen and living room boast oodles of storage space and seating options for big family meals, all with wide window views of the water and surrounding scenery.
Nestle around a large television for movies or sports on rainy days, or take full advantage of the patio, chaises, and Adirondack chairs spaced out around the yard and waterfront. The gas grill begs for burgers and hot dogs, and kayaks are available for exploring the water. Head up to Winona Lake Village to stroll along the little canal and grab ice cream.Check Availability
6. Brown County Vintage Camper
Why you should stay: All the comfy cuteness you could possibly squeeze into something on two wheels.
- Location: Nashville
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 1 nights
- Rates From: $55/night
If love grows strong in small houses, then memories must grow strong in vintage miniature campers. Go find out for yourself in this freshly renovated two-bed trailer in Brown County, parked at a campsite near lots of local outdoor recreation opportunities.
The campground has a shared bathhouse with showers and bathroom stalls accessible for those booking this space. If your friends get jealous and want to tag along, there are other campers at the same site also available for rent.
You will have your own fire ring with chairs and a picnic table for outdoor relaxing. If you need an adrenaline rush, booking here also gets you 15% off rates at eXplore Brown County, a local outfitter offering zip-lining, hiking and mountain biking, paintball and off-road tours. Wear yourself out and then retire to your cozy wooden cocoon for the night.Check Availability
Related Read: 9 Exciting Weekend Road Trips From Cleveland, Ohio
7. Lakeside Beach Cottage
Why you should stay: Even the grill has its own cozy lakeside shack.
- Location: Jasonville
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates From: $110/night
Located on the same shore as the aforementioned BeachComber canvas tents, this bright teal mini-home looks like it belongs in a Corona "Find Your Beach" commercial with palm trees and salty waves.
Sit on the front porch, sway on a swing in the Boat House, lounge in a hammock, or snag a kayak and head out onto the water to find yourself some of those record-length fish. The bathroom, spacious food prep area and queen bedroom are all on the first floor, and two twin beds are located in the loft above.
This lakeside escape is just a few miles from nearby Jasonville, where you can stock up on necessities at the Dollar General. For bigger grocery stores or other amenities, Terre Haute is about a 30 minutes northwest. Unlike the canvas tents, this cottage is available for rent through mid-November and reopens in April.Check Availability
8. The Cozy Nest
Why you should stay: All the necessary tools to enjoy a lakeside spot: s'mores, kayaks, and a big porch.
- Location: Howe
- Sleeps: 8
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates from: $105/night
The Cozy Nest on Cedar Lake is the family lake haunt of your childhood all grown up. A recently renovated interior boasts lots of natural light, a cool robin's egg blue and worn white kitchen and a television mounted on a decorative barn door. Sleeping arrangements leave enough room for up to eight people if you're willing to use air mattresses.
Photos also reveal a s'mores station, a grill and plenty of outdoor seating space to watch over kids playing on the lawn near the water. Cedar Lake is a no-wake lake, and while there aren't any shallow swimming spots near the dock, there are public access beaches nearby. Otherwise, borrow a canoe, kayak, inflatable float or paddleboat, all provided by the owners, if bobbing with a beverage is more your speed.
Your lake-loving furry friends are also welcome in the Cozy Nest. Take them across the street to a trail network in the nature preserve!Check Availability
9. Historic Hideaway by the Lake
Why you should stay: A small, historic church has a bright and modern secret hiding inside.
- Location: Bloomington
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $159/night
Since this property has already been featured in Conde Nast and other local travel guides, you may already know how cool it is. But this church-turned-modern-studio is one of the best Airbnbs in Indiana and just too unique not to highlight.
Tall windows with gauzy curtains and a minimalist, all-white interior give the space an ethereal feeling. The fully-stocked modern kitchen with its range, double oven and full-sized refrigerator beg you to stay in and cook, while the extreme proximity to Monroe Lake and the bar at the Fairfax Inn might lure you to step out.
A 20-minute drive north gets you to downtown Bloomington, and Hoosier National Forest is at your immediate disposal. So whether you're looking for a long weekend near the wilderness or access to a fun college town with bright nightlife, head on down to the little white church.Check Availability
10. Grain Bin Retreat
Why you should stay: …because it's in a grain bin. Duh.
- Location: Ligonier
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates From: $70/night
If corrugated metal is part of your Instagram aesthetic – or if you want to know what living in a massive tin feels like — drop by the Grain Bin Retreat for a night or two. The large living room, television and well-outfitted kitchenette are on the first floor and a staircase leads to a fully furnished sleeping area upstairs.
One king bed, two twin beds, a desk and built-in closet space are all illuminated by windows, a skylight, and lots of extra fixtures. Many people think it's one of their favorite Airbnbs in Indiana.
While the structure is attached to the owner's house, you will have your own separate entrance and access to a unique screened-in fire pit circle, complete with a bench swing and lots of other seating for sharing ghost stories or gossip. And when morning rises, head out for a day of fun on Eagle Lake, accessible from the property.Check Availability
11. Cabin on the Ridge
Why you should stay: Make all of your childhood Lincoln Log dreams come true.
- Location: Madison
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 1 nights
- Rates from: $89/night
While you may be planning for just a quick getaway, the airstrip-sized covered porch, vaulted ceilings and precious decor in the Cabin on the Ridge might just hook you for a week or two instead.
Book for a few nights leading up to the holidays to escape from shopping and meal-planning, and cozy up next around the stone fireplace with a friend, loved one or a good book.
The two queen bedrooms and two bathrooms will accommodate four, but this is an ideal spot for one or two as well. And while "unplugging" is recommended, Wi-Fi is available for that one letter of resignation you'll be sending to your boss after your second cup of coffee on that porch.
Madison is located right on the Ohio River across from Kentucky. Take a day and check out the breweries and wineries, antique shopping, historic charm, and if it isn't too cold yet, join other pedestrians in a walk along the river. Grab some groceries and head back to your fully-equipped kitchen for a comfy dinner in.Check Availability
12. Relaxing Retreat in the Woods
Why you should stay: Feels like the middle of nowhere, but is actually minutes from everything.
- Location: Bloomington
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $110/night
While a little black cabin nestled in the woods might sound like something from a nightmare, this spot is a secluded dream for those looking to quench their escapism. The exposed wood interior and small floor plan insulate a cozy vibe, and the fire pit and hammock are perfect for late stargazing nights.
You won't need cable or cell phone service with the record player that is at your disposal. And even though the kitchenette has some useful amenities like a toaster oven and refrigerator, Bloomington and its many restaurants and bars is just a short drive away, allowing you to fill your mornings and afternoons with plenty of savoring and exploring.Check Availability
13. Tippecanoe River Yurt
Why you should stay: The closest you'll ever come to sleeping in a circus tent.
- Location: Monticello
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates From: $70/night
You don't need to travel to the West Coast or some remote mountain scene to get in on the yurt glamping trend. This colorful and eclectic spot is located right on the Tippecanoe River, south of the small town of Monticello near Lake Freeman. Cook outside, shower outside, do…other things…outside, and roll up the canvas walls to let 360 degrees of sunlight flood into the yurt during the daytime.
When night falls, sit out on your porch next to a wood stove for a bit, then drop the walls back down again and cozy up in your bed near the indoor wood stove for a peaceful night of sleep. The sunlight will greet you again in the morning when it floods through the skylight, signaling the start of another day of fishing and floating. It's one of the best Airbnbs in Indiana for people seeking some R&R in nature.Check Availability
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Remember that broccoli post I posted a few months ago? The Best Broccoli of Your Life? It kind of took the world–or, rather, the web–by storm. To prove it, do a Google search for "best broccoli recipe" and marvel at the #1 result. If Google says it's the best broccoli recipe, then it has to be, doesn't it? Just like if you Google "best food blogger," my blog… what? WHAT? Get Google on the phone right now!
I think so many people liked that recipe because it resulted in broccoli with a texture and a flavor few of us were familiar with. Crispy, caramelized broccoli? Not that mushy, frozen stuff? Plus all that lemon juice, lemon zest, garlic, and Parmesan cheese; it was kind of hard not to love that broccoli. It's the kind of recipe that'd be difficult to improve upon; that is, until you add shrimp.
The idea of roasting broccoli with shrimp first hit my eyes on my friend Luisa's blog, The Wednesday Chef. She got the recipe from Melissa Clark of The New York Times and Luisa raved: "What I love is how two fairly pedestrian ingredients are combined with a few smart flavorings to incredible effect."
I was sold but not entirely sold, then my friend Molly Orangette linked to Luisa's post and wrote: "make this dish as soon as you possibly can. We made it for dinner the week before last, and it was so perfect that I'm still thinking about it."
Why all the raves?
Now that I've made the dish, I can say: you get all the crispy goodness of roasted broccoli, plus some new intriguing Middle Eastern spices (cumin seeds, coriander seeds), and then–of course–you get shrimp. Plump, juicy shrimp.
It's a meal in itself and it's a cinch to make. It's so cinchy, in fact, that I can summarize the recipe pretty quickly in just a few steps.
Roasted Shrimp & Broccoli
1. Heat the oven to 425.
2. On a large cookie sheet, toss together 2 pounds of broccoli cut up into florets (but not teensy tiny florets, I like a little stem attached), 2 Tbs olive oil, 1 teaspoon whole coriander seeds (or 1/2 tsp. ground), 1 teaspoon whole cumin seeds (or 1/2 tsp. ground), 1 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp pepper and 1/8th tsp hot chili powder. Spread into a single layer and pop into the oven for 10 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, toss together one pound large shrimp, shelled and deveined, with 2 Tbs olive oil, lemon zest from one lemon, 1/2 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp pepper (I just eyeball the salt and pepper) in a bowl. When the broccoli's been in the oven 10 minutes, add the shrimp to the broccoli and toss (carefully.)
3. Roast another 10 minutes, tossing once halfway through, until the broccoli is "tender and golden around the edges."
And that's your dinner!
I served it in a big bowl of rice and squeezed some lemon on top. It was a big hit.

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2810 S. Walnut Street Pike
Bloomington, IN 47401
Most major credit cards are accepted at K Luke Eades, D.D.S in the Bloomington area. Types of cards accepted include Visa, MasterCard, and Discover Card.
A negative self image can be detrimental to many facets of your life. Bloomington area dentist Dr. Luke Eades understands the positive life-changing power that a healthy and beautiful smile can bring to you. Here at K Luke Eades, D.D.S, we don't want you to be embarrassed any longer. Why not take your smile - and even your life - to a new level of self-confidence and beauty?
Bloomington area Invisalign® dentist Luke Eades, D.D.S. is happy to provide your new clear braces. At K Luke Eades, D.D.S, we want you to have the straight teeth and beautiful smile you desire.
We're happy to assess your needs create your individual treatment plan for braces. You may be able to have your new Invisalign® aligners sooner than you think!
If you're looking for clear braces in the Bloomington area, our team at K Luke Eades, D.D.S provides them. We'll be happy to discuss your situation and create your individual treatment plan for invisible dental braces.
We have extensive knowledge about the different kinds of orthodontic treatments available today. We're committed to creating the straight teeth and happy smile you're looking for.
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Patient comfort and care is a top priority for a sedation dentist. They recognize that dental anxiety or discomfort can be associated with some dentistry procedures. Fortunately, a variety of dental procedures using dental anesthetics are available to relieve both anxiety and discomfort. Talk with your dentist to find out which is right for you.
This is the most frequently used type of dental anesthetic for sedation dentistry procedures. Although often referred to as "Novocain," this once popular painkilling drug has actually been replaced by more effective anesthetics such as Lidocaine for a comfortable dental care treatment. It also works very well for temporary relief of a tooth ache.
However, the name has become so much a part of the American vocabulary, it's now used in generic terms. Prior to injecting the local anesthetic, the dentist often swabs a topical anesthetic over the injection site to prevent the patient from even feeling the needle.
Patients seeking comfortable dentistry can consult with their dentists to choose anti-anxiety agents either administered by mouth, inhalation or injection. Nitrous oxide, often referred to as laughing gas, helps to ease patient anxiety. The gas is inhaled by patients, inducing relaxation, so they can approach dental procedures with less stress.
This may be required for complex procedures or for dental patients with special needs. With the administration of general anesthesia, the patient is unconscious; with deep sedation dentistry or sleep dentistry, dental patients are deeply relaxed and not fully aware of their surroundings during their dental treatment.
Prior to treatment, your dentist will need to know a few things regarding your health history such as:
Some medicines may interfere with the efficiency of an anesthetic requiring an adjustment in your medication schedule. Your health history is very important information for the dentist. During the consultation, you can ask questions about any dental procedures that may be of concern during your dental procedure.
The drugs used as dental anesthetics are approved by the Food and Drug Administration and are safe. Anesthetic providers are professionals with a commitment to patient safety and comfort.
A dental anesthetic can be administered by a general dentist, a dental anesthesiologist or an M.D. Certification is required and is regulated on a state-by-state basis. Discuss sedation with your dentist at your next visit.
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A. Your sedation dentist will administer just enough sedation so that you'll be completely unaware of the treatment, as if you were asleep.
A. At the end of the treatment, you'll have little or no memory of what was accomplished.
A. Most patients experience no discomfort whatsoever during treatment and feel surprisingly good afterwards.
A. Sedation dentists can generally do it all—implants, dentures, cosmetic dentistry treatments, crowns, even gum surgery.
A. Oral sedation dentistry protocols have been used safely for 30 years. Sedation dentists will review your medical history and monitor you closely while under sedation.
A. Almost all sedation dentists will review your coverage and, if necessary, make financial arrangements so you get the care you need.


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My mother knits (Min mor strikker -see previous post) so a small gift has been prepared to surprise her in her hospital room, in an effort to cheer her up and let her know we are thinking of her.
Here is our latest collaboration:
(I have referred to my mother in previous posts; she is the knitter (strikker) and I am the crocheter (hekler).)
She will likely be looking for something to entertain herself during recovery, so we are hoping the yarn flower bouquet will come to the rescue.


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Monday, December 5, 2011
Father of Thailand
Today is HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 84th birthday. As he is considered to be the father of the country, today also marks the celebration of Father's Day in Thailand. Happy Birthday to His Majesty the King and Happy Father's Day!
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Developing a commercial cleaning training process isn't easy. These are some of the lessons BSCs learn as they scale, along with a few important considerations.
Team Management and Training As A Building Services Contractor
An organization's greatest assets are its people. Custodial employees are the backbone of a commercial cleaning company – creating an effective training environment prepares your team for success and helps them meet all client expectations. Investing time in your employees' training directly leads to increased performance and additionally contributes to higher retention rates.
A Building Service Contractor's mindset has always centered on expectations. As the company grows from a single person or team to employing hundreds of technicians, BSC's quickly realize how critical developing a systematic process and training teams on that process is in their ability to consistently achieve client expectations and meet industry standards.
Developing a training process isn't exactly easy in Commercial Cleaning. An incorrect assumption exists that many people know how to clean. However, to meet industry standards regarding cleanliness there must be a strong training environment and process in place. In your mission to routinely meet (or beat) client expectations, building and refining this process will take years. These are some of the lessons BSCs learn as they scale, along with a few important considerations.
Hold an Orientation
Nothing tops giving your technicians all of the tools they need to succeed. When new employees become a part of the family, set them up for success by having them spend time with a certified trainer at the office. This is the perfect time to get to know them and also gauge their experience level.
In a simulated office experience companies have the opportunity to teach new hires cleaning techniques, best practices, orientate them with all of the supplies they will use, and have them set up a sample kit for a standard cleaning. This is also a great time to acclimate new employees with the technology and apps your company uses for communication, clock-ins/clock-outs, task instructions, and ordering supplies.
A strong initial orientation meeting while also practicing in a simulated practice space provides the preparation needed for the next step in the training process.
Preliminary Onsite Training is a Must Have
Taking new hires to a real account fills in the gaps that simulated training misses. It is difficult to replicate things like foot traffic, furniture layouts, and different surface breakdowns. It is preferable to take new employees to an account that has high standards – like a healthcare facility – because if they can meet those high expectations then they can handle most other accounts.
Create a mandatory three-day training system for new hires. As an example, the first day they might visit a real job site with a trainer and start with a tour of the facility, check out the supply closet, and go over every area in the space. They will also learn which tasks and areas are high priority. They will shadow the trainer and learn the proper technique for every task. This is important because if the new employee has previous cleaning experience they might have developed bad habits overtime.
The second day the trainer will divide the client site up by areas to share the work. The third day the new employee is on their own and the trainer will perform an inspection after their work is completed to determine if re-training is required. Ongoing inspections are performed for a 30-day period to ensure quality is maintained. This provides enough time to evaluate the new hire. From there it's critical to continuously perform unannounced inspections to look for possible future trainers.
In short, there's truly no replacement for real world practice.
Train Your Trainers
The best trainers started as custodial employees themselves. They know the job the best because they have done it. Investing in your team provides them the ability to be promoted to trainers and supervisors by selecting employees who routinely pass all of their inspections and show passion for helping their co-workers succeed.
To start training an employee for this new role, provide them the additional resources they need: classes, certifications, and tutor with current trainers about the best approaches to helping others learn. Hiring a director of training to organize meetings and refreshment courses can be a good idea depending on the size of your company.
Trainers with real experience are impossible to beat. Great trainers = great teams.
Put Technology in Their Hands
Nearly everyone has a smartphone today. From timekeeping and geofencing to proposals and reporting, there are tools and platforms available for companies of any size to take their services to the next level by placing unprecedented power in your team's fingers, with applications capable of managing the entire workflow of your business.
There are major benefits to the mobile enterprise for both the organization and the technician. The need for simplicity in mobile application design, coupled with the average employee's inherent expertise using them, bodes well for adoption and utilization across departments while dramatically improving the process of training teams to use the technology to its full potential.
Key Takeaways
Bring New Technicians Onsite
Although there is some intriguing "simulated" training environments for this industry, but Technicians are hands on people who like to dive in and get their hands dirty.
Provide a System to Your Teams
New employees can range from no experience to a lifelong career as a technician. Despite their background, the importance of training everyone on a systematic and unified approach to performing work cannot be understated. This process is key to setting performance standards, effective teamwork and companywide synergy.
A Clean Supply Closet Drives Efficiency
Always leave the closet organized and 100% ready for the next job. The time your teams spend finding their equipment and then getting prepared to start working adds up quickly. A clean closet affects other service providers such as the maintenance or floor teams, so being proactive with a clean closet goes a long way.
Create Self Service Resources
You'll be both thrilled and surprised by how engaged your teams become with accessible, easy to consume training materials. Videos offer an unparalleled opportunity to boil the complexity of services down to bite sized pieces of content that together arm your workforce with a knowledge base they can use exactly when they need it.


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It is a depressing truth, but female drivers are statistically more at risk than men when driving alone, particularly at night.
Thefts and attacks are rare, but can happen. So what can you do to protect yourself when you are driving alone? Follow these steps to ensure your safety.
What to do while driving
Firstly, while approaching your car, ensure you have your keys in-hand and ready to unlock your car. If you have remote locking, ensure you only unlock your car when you are standing next to it. It may sound dramatic, but check you are alone, no one is inside the car, and then lock the doors. Ensure your doors remain locked when driving through remote or unfamiliar areas, and particularly at night. Stopping at a red light can give a thief the vital few seconds they need to open a passenger door and grab your mobile phone or bag, or allows an attacker to enter your car.
Make sure your valuables are kept out of sight, ensuring valuable items such as mobile phones, handbags or laptops are not left on the passenger seat. Avoid wearing expensive watches or jewellery which can be tempting to thieves and the police claim items can be stolen in as little as ten seconds.
It is vital to keep your car moving and to avoid stopping at unfamiliar places, even if you are lost and need to ask for directions. Never stop for a car that flashes you or pulls alongside pointing at your car or tyres. Find a garage or restaurant that is well-lit, pull in to check your vehicle or get directions.
Essential car maintenance
Ensure your car is well maintained, with any issues fixed as soon as possible. Keep your car regularly serviced, with tyre pressure correct, to avoid any car breakdowns that can leave you stranded and vulnerable.
If you drive a larger vehicle, consider installing a truck camera such as those found at http://www.backwatch.co.uk.
Store a spare water bottle inside your car for your windscreen, and ensure you have sufficient fuel for your trip. No one wants to be stranded alone at the side of the road waiting for rescue. Keep your phone with you, and make sure it is charged before you set off on your journey.


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A refreshing, relaxing massage using heated Bamboo sticks. Rebalancing and depending on preferred intensity; an invigorating deep tissue massage. Ideal for sports people and those looking for a more intensive massage.
Bamboo massages can also be combined with Hot Stone Therapy, Facials, Reflexology. Please ask at time of booking.
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Cameron J. Rasool DDS, MS
Meet Dr. Rasool
Dr. Cameron Rasool was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and grew up in West Des Moines, Iowa. Following his graduation from Valley High School, he attended the University of Iowa on an academic scholarship, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in psychology and a Doctorate in Dental Sciences (DDS). He furthered his dental training at Saint Louis University's Center for Advanced Dental Education where he received a Master of Science (MS) in orthodontics.
Dr. Rasool received cutting-edge training at Saint Louis University and is proficient in the latest technological advances in orthodontics, including mini-screw implants, soft-tissue lasers, cone-beam CT, and indirect bonding. He also has training in various appliance systems, such as Invisalign and clear brackets.
Dr. Rasool is a life-long learner and regularly attends advanced education courses. He looks forward to learning new techniques as they are introduced to orthodontics.
During his dental and orthodontic training, Dr. Rasool took on various leadership, research, and teaching roles. He was the vice president of the Iowa chapter of the American Student Dental Association in dental school, and president and chief resident of his orthodontic class. He received a National Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research grant from the National Institute of Health to conduct research on dietary behaviors.
For his master's thesis, Dr. Rasool worked with world-renowned researcher, Dr. Lysle Johnston, Jr., to study smile aesthetics as it pertains to aging. He also completed a teaching fellowship at Southern Illinois University and volunteered at Boys and Girls Club of America and Give Kids a Smile.
For his hard work and involvement in various dental activities, Dr. Rasool has earned numerous awards and recognition, including the Dreiling-Marshall Award in orthodontics, which is given to the top resident of the class. He also was selected to become a member of the honorary dental fraternity Omicron Kappa Upsilon, an honor that is bestowed upon the top dental graduates each year. Additionally, he was the recipient of the Dean's Leadership Award for two consecutive years.
In his free time, Dr. Rasool enjoys traveling, reading, being outdoors, and playing sports. He enjoys being a part of the Central Iowa Orthodontics team where he can continue the proud tradition of excellence and patient care.


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Vintage Collectors Pack
Designed for Tone Purists!!!
This pack offers incredible vintage, articulated, dynamic tones.
I used My Les Paul Standard into the GT-1000 – UAD Apollo Interface – Logic Pro (No post fx)
For monitoring the sound I've used my Yamaha HS7 Studio Monitors.
It's a great pack for any Humbucker equipped guitar!
Get the best Rock tones!!!
This pack includes 4 patches:
- Tweed Push
- Full Stack
- Eighties Rock
- HotRod
All patches have assigned controls for extra fx like Reverb, Chorus, Delay and Booster.


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As you close out the first semester, you're probably looking forward to some rest and relaxation over your fall break, right? Right. But here's something I want you to think about: You really don't want to spend your entire break lying around or wasting time watching TV.
If you get too used to the feeling of having no responsibilities, restarting school could be a rude awakening. On the other hand, there's a countless number of ways you can spend your break productively — and even save or earn some serious cash! Let's talk about some of them:
Cook at Home – Commit to eating at home for your entire break. Host a potluck with your friends to test out the cooking skills you've learned.
Hang Christmas Lights – It's time to earn some money before the approaching Christmas season. Find a friend who also wants to make extra money and offer your decorating services to neighbors, your friends' parents, and your church community.
Run Errands for Neighbors – Let your neighbors know you'll be home for fall break and see what errands you can run for them. Do they need their groceries picked up? Do they need you to return items to Target? Busy families will love this service!
Teach Your Skills – Do you know how to play drums? Do you speak Spanish? Teach your skills to others. This is something you could do to make some serious cash!
Clean Cars – Ask your parents or family to promote your car service at their workplaces and schedule washing a few cars a day in the parking lot of their offices. This will be convenient for the customer, and you can hitch a ride with family to save money on gas.
Mow Lawns – Lawn maintenance is time-consuming — and an important task when guests are arriving for the holiday season. Offer to rake leaves and mow lawns during your time off.
Tutor – Do you excel at a subject in high school? Offer your tutoring services to students who need help in that subject.
Turn Your Hobby into Cash – Are you crafty or a great baker? Are you a painter? Sell your items on Facebook or at the local farmers market.
Volunteer – Spend your break volunteering at your local food bank, library, or animal shelter. If you're busy helping others, you'll be less likely to blow money on going out. More importantly, you'll be making a difference in your community.
Case Your Closet – Take a good look in your closet for items like clothes or old gaming systems to see what you can part with and sell what you can.
House-Sitting – It's the holiday season, so that means many people are going to visit family and will need someone to watch their house. Since this doesn't require a lot of time, pair it with another one of my moneymaking tips, and you'll be rolling in cash!
Pressure Wash Driveways and/or Houses – Everyone wants their house to look good during the holidays. Borrow or rent a pressure washer and offer to clean neighbors' driveways and vinyl siding. If you can, hand out flyers for your services a few weeks before break so you can get started right away.
Meal Prep for Others – If you're a good cook and a planner, you are a busy family's best friend. Post on local Facebook parenting and neighborhood groups and start making meal plans and casseroles. But here are a couple of safety tips: First, always meet for meal delivery in a safe place or have someone you know go with you if you don't know the person. Also, check to be sure you're in compliance with any local or state laws regarding food health and storage.
Job Shadow – Find a professional in your area with a career that interests you and request to shadow them on the job during break. Pack your lunch daily to save money while gaining knowledge to move forward in a career.
Apply for Scholarships – It's never too early to start researching or applying for scholarships for college or summer programs. You'll thank yourself for using your time wisely!
Anthony O'Neal is a youth and money expert focused on helping students. Find more tips at anthonyoneal.com.


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Antioch College
|1 Morgan Place, Antioch College campus, Yellow Springs, Ohio[2]
|39°48′00″N 83°53′17″W / 39.7999°N 83.8880°WCoordinates: 39°48′00″N 83°53′17″W / 39.7999°N 83.8880°W
|3 acres (1.2 ha)
|Built by
|Alpheus M. Merrifield
|Boyden & Ball
|Architectural style
|Romanesque Revival
|NRHP reference No.
|Added to NRHP
|June 30, 1975
Antioch College is a private, liberal arts college in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in the United States. Established in 1850 by the Christian Connection, the college began operating in 1852; politician and education expert Horace Mann became its first president. It was the founding, forming college of Antioch University, which Antioch College outlived until 2008. The College remained out of business for three years before being reestablished in 2011, and fully disconnected from the university as an independent institution by 2014.
The College has produced two Nobel Prize winners. José Ramos-Horta, the 1996 laureate for Peace, earned his Master of Arts in 1984. Mario Capecchi, the 2007 laureate for Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, earned his Bachelor of Science in 1961.
References[change | change source]
- ↑ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ↑ "College Directory". Archived from the original on 2015-10-27. Retrieved 1 October 2015.


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There is no doubt that this is the safest, and most reliable payments processing option
Online casino players can employ the use of Bank Wire transfer services for deposits and withdrawals at their favourite online casinos.
This payment processing method ranks as the safest and most reliable means of transferring funds to personal casino accounts, and withdrawing funds from these accounts.
It is readily available at myriad participating online casinos including the likes of Slots of Vegas Casino, Club USA Casino, Spin Palace Casino, Betfair Casino, and EU Casino. Bank wire transfers are available at a wide range of online bingo rooms, online poker rooms and bookmakers too.
Online gaming patrons who are skeptical about e-Wallets and other payments processors, tend to respect bank wires. That's because they are readily available through established banking institutions.
This payment processing method is regularly punted by casino operators, by way of extra bonus offers available to players who use it.
Players can also withdraw funds from their online casino accounts by way of bank wire transfers. A vast network is covered by this payments method including the United Kingdom, continental Europe, Australasia and even the United States of America.
Bank Wire Transfers for Online Casinos
Online casino players simply need to approach their banks, complete a form and begin the process of bank wire transfers. It's that easy.
There is no doubt that this is the safest, and most reliable payments processing option. Better yet, the bank wire option does not require online casino players to have access to debit cards or credit cards.
Players who are a little bit skeptical about using e-Wallets will find comfort in bank wire transfers. And because these types of financial transactions are validated by the banks themselves, there are multiple checks and balances to ensure that everything is above board. Payments processing via this method is like being in the express lane of deposits and withdrawals.
How Bank Wires Work
The online casino player would typically approach his/her bank and request money to be sent via bank transfer to the online casino in question. All the financial details are furnished by the player, including the amount to be transferred, the recipient of the funds, the IBAN and BIC codes etc.
This way, the bank knows precisely where the money is being sent and it can be tracked until it is received. A secure message known as a Swift message will be sent to the receiving bank, requesting that payment is made.
The wire transfers need to be validated, and verified by the recipient (the online casino) prior to the funds being available to the player. This process may take a few days, but it is still the safest and most trusted means of effecting payment.


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"Even if it is a game... There are some things I just can't lose." - Basara Toujou
"The envy of a man runs deeper than a woman's, surprisingly." - Yahiro Takigawa
"There are some scars that never fade." - Basara Toujou
"I trust you. So don't let yourself die." - Basara Toujou
"What comes after revenge is a moment's release, and an eternity of despair. There's no need for you to suffer bearing his life for the rest of yours." - Basara Toujou
"You have a heart! How could we just abandon you to die?!" - Mio Naruse
"Instead of being in fear of the problems that might arise, think about how you plan to deal with them. That will be how you can protect the things important to you." - Chisato Hasegawa
"It's fine to be kind. But if you're too greedy, you'll end up losing everything again." - Shiba Kyouichi
"I'm sure I'll be the biggest hindrance once we start fighting, but I won't lose!" - Mio Naruse
"You raised your hand against a woman?! It's the lowest thing for a man to do." - Maria Naruse
"If you draw a line you absolutely refuse to surrender, then that's the only thing you need to protect, no matter what. Toujou, you should give some more thought to what it is you truly want to protect." - Chisato Hasegawa
"Never let your memories fade, so the memorial to your youth remains with you always!" - Maria Naruse
"If a person is someone you want to live with and protect, then she's already family." -Basara Toujou
"With strong-willed women, they're all submissive at heart, once you peel away their shell." - Maria Naruse
"Good grief, it's hard work being a hero of justice." - Shiba Kyouichi
"No one can run away from their past or their destiny." - Jin Toujou
"I'm not a hero anymore. But I am your family! Even if it means turning against the entire world, I'm bringing you home." - Basara Toujou
"Don't separate quantity and quality, when you're weighing the scales." - Chisato Hasegawa
"I'm the same as my father. I'll protect what I choose to protect, and I absolutely won't leave someone to die, when I know the circumstances." -Basara Toujou
"We need to rely on each other and help each other, even with the little things." -Basara Toujou
Shinmai Maou no Testament centers on the high school boy Basara Toujo who learns that his new stepsisters Mio and Maria are actually demon princess and succubus. If you are looking for the great mixture of a comedy and action with ecchi tones, this anime is for you!


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Affluent Households with Children Mailing List / Email List
Artistic Parents – Bought art toys for their children.
Avid Golfers with kids mailing list
Avid Tennis Players with kids
Canadian Family Vacation Travelers (over 1.2 million Canadian households)
Canadian households with children mailing list
Children that ride horses / Equestrian Families (over 80,000 households)
Children who play musical instruments (Lighthouse List Company)
City Kids – Families Located in Big Cities Mailing List
Highly Educated Parents, with Master's Degree
Hispanic Families mailing list
College Educated Parents mailing list
Elderly parents living with children
Families by Ethnicity (Indian families, Asian families, etc)
Families on Waterfront Mailing List
Families that own a boat
Families that own a pet
Family Neighborhoods mailing list
Farm Families / Rural Families
High Income Households with Children
High Net Worth Households with Children Mailing List
Hispanic parents that bought Children English speaking tools
Home School Families
Homes with swimming pools
Large Families … 6+ children in household
Literary Children – Young children that wrote letters to authors.
Mailing List of Children who love to read
Millionaire Families
Musical Parents – Bought musical children toys.
Parents that love to travel – international family vacations
Photogenic Children and Moms – Photo / Modeling Competition
Pottery Barn Kids
Single Dads raising children mailing list.
Single Parents / Single Moms mailing list
Soccer moms email list / mailing list.
Sports Illustrated Kids – Kids that love sports
Summer Kamp Kids
Teen Sports – Teens Active in Sports
Teen Vogue Magazine Subscribers – Teen Fashionistas
Very Affluent Executives with Kids
Very Wealthy Families Mailing List
Young kids that are cheerleaders


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Mobile Virtual Platforms – Possible sea change
(PingBack to original post on buzzfreezone.wordpress.com: http://wp.me/p1bJuJ-3b) There have been a few recent developments that have individually generated an aggregate reaction somewhat equivalent to "Meh" (although the specialty markets and analysts have been abuzz). However, taken together, I think they can form the platform basis for a Sea Change in mobile platforms. Of course, aRead… Read more »


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After 250 years by the road, milestones are marking time
Katharine Schroeder photo
This marker can be seen near the causeway in Orient, on the north side of the road.
Twenty-three stone markers along Route 25, marking the miles from Laurel to Orient Point, are a legacy of the British North American colonies' postmaster general, Dr. Benjamin Franklin. The granite stones have survived more than 250 years of change and are one of the most complete sets of original mile markers in the Northeast.
Local historians are concerned that their continued survival is far from a sure thing.
"Theoretically, a snowplow could go by and that's it. The marker disappears," said Ronald Rossi, a member of the Southold Historic Preservation Commission, who helped identify some of the markers as recently as this May. "What I'm interested in doing is getting the state to have an official identification for each of the markers. That way if someone damages or steals one, you'd have a way to protect it under the law. The law has teeth."
For the last two years, Mr. Rossi has been working with the state Department of Transportation to develop a plan for protecting the markers by law. So far, he said, the response from state officials has been positive, but funding could be a potential roadblock.
"When they come up with a plan and come up with the funding, then maybe we can get something to happen," he said. "Since we've found all the markers and have a handle on the problem, it may just be possible."
Although most of the stones in Riverhead have disappeared over time, 23 of an original 30 markers still stretch east along Main Road, Boisseau Avenue and Route 48 from Laurel to Orient Point. Many of the stones, Mr. Rossi said, are visible from a passing car, though most drivers overlook them.
Local records indicate that the stones were placed during Benjamin Franklin's service as the British crown's deputy postmaster general for North America. According to local legend, Dr. Franklin himself traveled down the old "King's Highway" (now Route 25) by horse and carriage, planting wooden posts every mile to show a traveler's distance from "Suffolk Court House," now known as Riverhead. A group of workers followed behind and replaced the posts with the large granite rocks, each marked with the number of miles from that point to "Suffolk CH."
"They're really quite significant," Mr. Rossi said. "Back in colonial times, they charged for mail by the mile, and they used these mile markers to tell how far the mail was going to go. Benjamin Franklin was responsible for the northern postal system, and this became one of his projects."
At the time, Mr. Rossi said, England's King George II had organized two postal franchises, one for the northern colonies and one for the southern colonies. Dr. Franklin was responsible for the northern franchise and personally oversaw the completion of as many postal routes as he could.
"Franklin worked out a measuring device called a weasel so that every mile would pop," said James Grathwohl, chairman of Southold Town's Historic Preservation Commission. "When the little weasel went 'click,' he stopped the carriage and indicated to his workers where to put the marker."
For stones that have survived more than two centuries of change, many historians believe it's a wonder the markers are still recognizable. Most people, Mr. Grathwohl said, mistake them for roadside gravestones. Others assume they're just rocks by the side of the road.
The five-inch-thick granite blocks stand an average of three feet above ground. The only thing, for instance that distinguishes mile marker 14, just east of Skunk Lane, from a gravestone is its unassuming inscription, "14M to SUFFOLK CH," which can be easily overlooked by a passerby.
"They're all over the place, if you stop to look," Mr. Grathwohl said, "but many people just drive by and say, 'Oh, what's that … just somebody's cemetery stone.'"
Although the focus of Mr. Rossi's preservation project will be the Franklin markers, those are not the only milestones in the area. Riverhead's Hallockville Museum Farm has one of the last remaining markers from a set planted along Sound Avenue in the mid-1800s. The Hallockville stone, whitewashed and repainted to say "15M to GREENPORT, 15M to WADING RIVER," is on the Hallockville grounds, across the street from its original location, and is a prominent feature in museum tours.
"It may not be important to everybody," said Mr. Rossi, "but when you have good things, interesting things, that hold significance to our history, it's important. Especially in times when we have so much turbulence, that history is an anchor. If you know where you came from, it helps you know where you're heading."


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VANCOUVER, March 13, 2018 /CNW/ – HashChain Technology Inc. (TSXV: KASH; OTCQB: HSSHF) ("HashChain" or the "Company") today announced that its Balance cryptocurrency accounting software, adds support for Gemini, a New York State licensed and regulated digital asset exchange, and provides additional support for transactions that span multiple wallets of digital currency holders. With these enhancements, HashChain continues to advance the software.
Balance is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering that allows cryptocurrency users to meet tax requirements in their respective countries by analyzing the blockchain to report capital gains and losses for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin and DASH. For tracking activity from exchanges, users can directly integrate their Coinbase accounts with Balance and can now upload their transactions from Gemini. Balance also supports blockchain transactions created with software wallets where it calculates exact values of each transaction, and tracks the cost basis and days carried. Once the gains and losses are calculated, the software automatically details the information on a worksheet that can be shared with a CPA to file with other tax items. Whilst there is no formal agreement between HashChain and Gemini, the Balance addition means Gemini account holders can easily import their own transaction history onto a compatible piece of software.
Gemini Exchange
Gemini is a licensed digital asset exchange that allows customers to buy, sell, and trade both Bitcoin and Ether digital currencies. As a New York trust company, Gemini is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) and subject to the capital reserve requirements, cybersecurity requirements, and banking compliance standards set forth by the NYSDFS and the New York Banking Law. With this new support, users will now be able to easily download raw transaction data from their Gemini account as a spreadsheet and upload the file directly into HashChain's Balance software. Balance will identify which currencies the user traded and generate comprehensive ledgers for each including gains and losses. The integration is designed to support any digital currency Gemini might add in the future.
Support for Cross-wallet Transactions
Balance is also adding support for cross-wallet transactions, offering customers who use third-party tools to generate raw blockchain transactions that span one or more wallets a simple solution to track their trade history for accurate tax reporting. Most hardware wallets allow owners to maintain multiple cryptocurrency accounts, and while many holders choose to keep accounts isolated, others treat several accounts as a single collection of digital currency. Balance can retroactively track the transactions that drew inputs from multiple accounts, which have been incredibly challenging for software and for digital currency holders until now.
"As digital currency continues to push its way into mainstream financial sectors and individual adoption continues to explode, we expect to see more coin holders using third party software to manage their digital investments," said Patrick Gray, CEO of HashChain. "Consequently, we expect complex trades will become commonplace and we are dedicated to ensuring that our cryptocurrency tax software meets customer needs now and in the future."
On March 5th, 2018, HashChain announced that Balance expanded services globally to meet the needs of cryptocurrency investors, as many countries tighten their tax laws around cryptocurrency transactions. On February 7, 2018, Balance activated support of the Coinbase exchange.
About HashChain Technology Inc.
HashChain is a blockchain company, and the first publicly traded (TSXV:KASH: OTCQB: HSSHF) Canadian cryptocurrency mining company to file a final prospectus supporting highly scalable and flexible mining operations across all major cryptocurrencies. HashChain taps low-cost North American power, cool climate and high-speed Internet: the trifecta most critical to mining success, to create a competitive position for maximizing the number of mining 'wins.' HashChain currently operates 100 Dash mining Rigs, 770 Bitcoin Rigs, and has purchased an additional 3,000 Rigs. Once all Rigs are operational HashChain will be consuming approximately 5.8 megawatts of power. HashChain also acquired a Dash Masternode for approximately USD $280,000 which requires a collateral investment of 1,000 Dash coins. Diversifying its business strategy beyond crypto mining, the Company recently acquired assets of NODE40, a blockchain technology company that developed NODE40 Balance, a new SaaS product making cryptocurrency tax reporting simpler and more accurate. The solution allows cryptocurrency users and traders to accurately report their capital gains and losses. NODE40 is also one of the leading masternode server-hosting providers for the Dash network and is seeking additional alternate coin masternode hosting.
HashChain Mining is a wholly owned subsidiary of HashChain Technology Inc. based out of Albany, New York, with offices in Vancouver, British Columbia.
On Behalf of the Board,
Patrick Gray
CEO & Director
For Further information please contact:
HashChain Technology Inc.
Larry Heinzlmeir
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements: Certain disclosure in this release, including statements regarding the performance of the Company's operating and purchased Rigs, and expectations regarding future operations may constitute forward-looking statements. In making the forward-looking statements in this release, the Company has applied certain factors and assumptions that are based on the Company's current beliefs as well as assumptions made by and information currently available to the Company, including that the 3,000 Rigs will be successfully delivered, the 3,000 Rigs will perform as expected by management. Although the Company considers these assumptions to be reasonable based on information currently available to it, they may prove to be incorrect, and the forward-looking statements in this release are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause future results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements. Such risk factors may include, among others, the risk that the 3,000 Rigs will not be successfully delivered to the Company when expected by management or at all, the risk that the Company's current and ordered Rigs will not perform as expected by management. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. The Company does not intend, and expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to, update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
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I am onto chart #23. As slow as the shop has been and the fact that I am leaving again I doubt I complete another before Christmas, but we will see.
It drizzled all day yesterday and a pittance of rain last night. Today which was supposed to be rainy is sunny and almost warm. We keep getting these forecasts and then poof they are gone. I just don't know what to think and neither does anyone else.
Yesterday felt like a Saturday to me. I don't know why. As it was a work day and I had clients in and out. Did a little shopping for a few necessities. Hub's and I kept busy. I also had him help me go through the food storage and the pantry cupboard. I have wanted to do this since we moved in.
As I suspected we lost a few things to rot. I had to throw away a jar of mayo that had turned. It had gotten behind a box in the storage and I did not see it. Also we lost 5 jars of peanut butter. Two were large and three were small. With hubs on this knew eating plan (where he has lost 45 lbs and kept it off for over 18 months) we are just not going through the peanut butter like we did. This is a great storage item, as peanut putter is very versatile and loaded with fats and calories. I still have two small jars, but will replace some of it. Also we are down to 20lbs of white sugar and I want at least 100 lbs. I will try and store it in buckets.
I am ashamed that I let things go to waste, but this is what happens when you are not organized. WHEN WE MOVED IN. I just threw things on cabinets and went from there. It is very hot in the garage and I wanted to move all oils into the house. Things that would not take the heat well, such as, mayo, peanut butter, and cooking oil or crisco. All of that storage is now in the pantry inside where it is more climate controlled. This will definitely help.
This pantry is small, but by cleaning kitchen cupboards I have a lot more space for storage items if I want them, so I fell good about this. You can see, oil and dressings and mayo all together here. Foods that will sustain life in a starvation situation are, wheat berries,salt,honey,powder milk and some kind of fat. That is basic food storage. The rest is just for pleasure and taste. But I don't want to survive on ww flour bread like the Ingalls family did during the hard winter. SO I store more things like, beans, spices,different sugars, some canned goods and pastas, baking supplies.
Here is the cleaned outside pantry storage. I have lots of room to add to it, but I will be very selective.
We have Kelsa tonight as daughter and Nathan are going out for her birthday. The missionaries are coming for dinner tomorrow, only 2 so that will be easy. I will have baked chicken, mash potatoes, gravy, roasted green and yellow cauliflower,a salad, and some kind of dessert. Not sure what yet. I have some small apples that need to be used so maybe an apple dessert. I should stop and get some icecream.
How many of you store food? If you do, what do you store?
I had a friend call an ask for food for a food bank box. She told me what she wanted and it was all convenience foods and I don't store those. I do have some ramen and a few boxes of mac n cheese for my grandkids and that is it.SO I can see why the food banks have problems getting rid of beans and lentils.
Have a great and productive day staying positive while you are in the negative.


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Great names make great sites
Picking the right domain is huge. Look for a name that's memorable, easy to spell and fits your personal style.
With nearly everyone using the Web as their first source, online is where it's at. Register a domain and join the party.
✔ Tell them what you do
A domain gives you space. Use it to launch a startup, connect with kindred spirits or even change the world.
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When you're online, people everywhere can find you day and night. So you stay connected even while you sleep.


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Car-sharing is a new mode of transport that is becoming increasingly popular. Many people are now opting for alternative mobility solutions, including public transport, for economic reasons or ecological convictions. But what is car sharing? Do we need to take out special insurance for car sharing?
What is car sharing?
Car-sharing is a transport system that can be used periodically for a limited period of time by several users. There are several forms of carsharing: carsharing with an intermediary and carsharing without an intermediary. While the first is done through intermediaries such as fleet managers or platforms dedicated to this type of solution, the second is done between individuals, friends, neighbours or relatives. This type of mobility solution has many advantages. Opting for this service, users only pay for the occasional use of the car. In addition, this system reduces pollutant emissions and energy consumption.
What insurance for car sharing with an intermediary?
In the event of a claim, it is the platform's insurer who covers the repairs. It will also pay compensation for any damage, whether material or physical. The holder of the car-sharing vehicle is therefore not considered responsible and his insurer does not cover the expenses. The bonus/malus system does not relate to his contract either. Users, for their part, do not need to take out car insurance, as it is already included in the rental contract.
In general, the guarantees included in the rental contract of the intermediary platform are: individual driver's guarantee, damage, vandalism, fire, theft as well as classic guarantees such as civil liability. These guarantees can change from one intermediary to another, so be careful and check the elements taken care of before subscribing to a car sharing platform.
What insurance for car-sharing without an intermediary?
As far as car-sharing insurance between private individuals is concerned, which is carried out between friends, neighbours or relatives, i.e. without an intermediary, it is the car-sharing car owner's insurance policy that comes into play. Before engaging in car-sharing between private individuals, the car owner must inform his insurer. This will ensure that he or she is included in the contract for cover for occasional drivers, which is much more appropriate to the situation. Thus, in the event of a claim, whoever the driver, it is always the reduction/margin coefficient of the main driver that will be affected.


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Historical Knowledge
Red packets
Red packets are often given out as presents in Chinese festivals or in the occasions of birthdays and weddings as a tradition. Money is put inside the red pockets and the amount is usually relevant to...Read more
Money Given to Children as a Spring Festival Gift (壓歲錢)
In Qing Dynasty, the elderly often wrapped money with a piece of red paper and gave it to children as a Spring Festival gift. Not until the time of Republic of China, people loved to wrap 100dollar co...Read more
The latest ranking of Chinese surnames
According to the sixth national census of the total population of 1.37 billion (1370536875) people.Read more
Chinese Family Surnames in Roman Phonetic
The following table is the form of Roman characters to spell the Chinese characters in the form of family names, due to the different ways of pronunciation, as well as spelling system is not the same,...Read more
Origin of 《百家姓》
Everybody has a name. Names and surnames are symbolic representations and they are means of information transfer. In China, names and surnames have undergone a long period of transformation to develop...Read more


text: Fitness centers provide sporting and fitness facilities to their members. They add both recreational and professional workouts. They have outdoor and indoor activities. The fitness centers are spread in a large area. They have an outdoor pool golf course and running tracks. They have a wide range of group classes as well as individual workout […]Read More


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Founded in 1994, the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG) in Berlin is one of the more than 80 research institutes administered by the Max Planck Society. It is dedicated to the study of the history of science and aims to understand scientific thinking and practice as historical phenomena.
The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science comprises scholars across all Departments and Research Groups, as well as an Administration team, IT Support, Library, Research IT Group, and Research Coordination and Communications team.
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Erich Kretschmann (1887–1973) was a German theoretical physicist whose work on Einstein's General Theory of Relativity (1917) offered some interesting insights, but was also critical of Einstein's semantics. Einstein responded in a paper in 1918 and agreed that Kretschmann's criticism was valid. Kretschmann wrote his thesis under the supervision of Max Planck and obtained his doctorate in 1914. A psychiatric disease during his adolescence made him permanently unfit for military service and saved him from having to participate in the First World War. From 1920 he lectured in theoretical physics at the University of Königsberg. In 1926 he became an apl. professor, a position which he held until 1945. After his escape from Königsberg in January 1945 he found temporary accommodation at Rendsburg, Schleswig-Holstein. In 1946 he was appointed as a full professor of theoretical physics at the Martin-Luther-Universität Halle.


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Mexican President Vicente Fox and British Prime Minister Tony Blair held meetings in Mexico City on Thursday to strengthen trade and investment ties between their two nations. It was the first such visit by a British leader to the Latin American nation.
In their meeting at Mexico's National Palace, both Prime Minister Blair and President Fox emphasized the potential for more trade and investment between their two nations. Mr. Blair noted that this was the first visit to Mexico by a sitting British Prime Minister, but he said it would surely not be the last. The British leader said this is an opportune time for Great Britain and the European community to strengthen ties to Mexico and other Latin American nations with dynamic economies.
"Mexico, itself, offers a superb example, perhaps the best example anywhere in the world, of a country that has had the courage to engage in trade arrangements and, as a result, has benefited enormously from them," Mr. Blair said. "My sense, very strongly, is that people recognize that in today's world it is important that we trade. It is important that we have companies that will come and invest here and companies that will come and invest in Europe also and that we gain from this."
Mr. Blair says British entrepreneurs who have invested in Mexico have been happy with their experience and that there are huge opportunities for British business in Mexico.
For his part, President Fox also hailed the benefits of free trade and the strength of the Mexican economy, which he says makes Mexico attractive as a place to invest.
Mr. Fox also addressed the current conflict with the United States over the issue of Mexican truckers, who are blocked from travelling on U.S. roads, beyond the immediate border region. This is in spite of a clause in the North American Free Trade Agreement that would allow trucks from both nations to cross the border freely.
President Fox said said it is a long standing dispute and that he hopes it can be resolved through bilateral discussions. He said Mexico will not take any unilateral action to protest, but that as long as Mexican truckers are not allowed north of the border, no U.S. trucks will be allowed to travel on Mexican roads.
The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed a measure that would increase safety requirements for Mexican trucks before they would be allowed to cross the border. President Bush opposes the measure and has threatened to veto it, but the bill's authors say it is a common sense approach to making Mexican trucks meet U.S. safety standards before being allowed on U.S. roads.


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Continental TV plant Meng expediting July bullish LCD TV
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Panel prices continue to rise in the price, and AD625JN datasheet and the more tendency there is more up in the mainstream panel prices in June rose up to 10 dollars, some panel makers in July will focus on some model LCD TV panels, adjusting prices gyda 15 to 20 U.S. dollars, rising sharply in the prices under the AUO and AD625JN price and Chi Mei Optoelectronics and AD625JN suppliers and other first-line plant in the third quarter certainly make money. P>
DisplaySearch22 said Wednesday, though panel prices are expected in July will continue to take the Yang, but now you can see, some panel makers for some LCD TV panel models in an attempt to raise prices sharply in the July 15-20 U.S. dollars, which species or more than $ 10 hike over the past month only, it is clear much higher. P>
Although some of the LCD TV brand factory in Europe, North America LCD TV sales decline, but from mainland China LCD TV demand has continued to flock to Taiwan, mainland China brand TV plant have requested such as AUO and Chi Mei Optoelectronics of Taiwan panel Factory full support, prompting prices to rise. P>
Panel plant in the second quarter continued to show a loss of status, those firms in the third quarter panel plant turnaround, like to take this panel is bound to raise prices significantly out of the occasion. CEO and general manager of AUO to help, said Chen, is a third-quarter earnings target of AUO; CMO said Deputy Dong Wubing rise, now seems more optimistic third-quarter earnings. P>
Addition to TV panel prices to go because the stock will be substantially Yang, but in the notebook (NB), the Taiwan panel makers are facing about 15% of the glass substrate shortage problem, less than in the material under, NB panel prices will rise, and demand the most out of the most prosperous of the NB panel, 11.6-inch and 15.6-inch LED-backlit NB panels. P>
On the display panel, since the TV and display panel are in the sixth generation of factory production, the occurrence of these two products the status of each grab capacity, in fact, the brand manufacturers in fact do not want the display panel prices, but in the six panel TV panel production plant on behalf of priority, the brand can not get enough of the display panel plant, therefore, have to accept prices continued to rise. P>
AUO and Chi Mei Optoelectronics have pointed out that this wave of panel prices continue to rise in the third quarter should be the end of the third quarter, orders no problem. P>


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Derek Jeter WorkoutThe Derek Jeter Workout is all about keeping his core and legs super strong. Derek Jeter uses a workout that utilizes super sets. Also, Jeter is constantly focused on core strength. As a shortstop that has to constantly be bending down, squatting, and lunging for the ball, his workouts emulate these movements. If you have ever fielded a ton of grounders, then you know the importance of core strength in baseball.
Derek Jeter is the star shortstop and captain of the New York Yankees. As a kid, it was always his dream to play for the Yankees. Jeter has now played 18 seasons for the New York Yankees, and won 5 championships. Jeter is the Yankees all-time leader in hits (3,166), games played (2,484), stolen bases (344), and at bats (10,114). He has won 5 Gold Gloves, 4 Silver Sluggers, 2 Hank Aarons, and a Roberto Clemente award. The thirteen-time all star has also won the World Series MVP (2000), All Star Game MVP (2000), and Rookie of the Year award (1996).
Earning such nicknames as "Captain Clutch" and "Mr. November" has made Jeter very popular. Even fans of some of his biggest rivals admit they don't hate him. Most notably, Derek Jeter has a World Series average of .351. He has served as the New York Yankees team captain since 2003.
Derek Jeter uses a lot of super sets to bulk up. Still, the most important thing about the Derek Jeter workout is the core.
"You're always swinging, fielding, and throwing off-balance, so you have to constantly work your core."
Despite Derek Jeter's busy lifestyle and long list of girlfriends, he still puts working out as one of his top priorities.
"You just have to find the time. So many people are insanely busy nowadays and it's easy to say, 'ah, I'll workout tomorrow.' But you have to set aside a time and stick to that schedule. I like to hit the gym early in the morning. I feel better throughout the day when I get in a workout first thing in the morning. By the evening, you're tired and it's just too easy to say you'll do it tomorrow."
Before working out, the important thing for Derek Jeter is to get loose. He gets loose with calisthenics before each training session. Research at the US Military Academy has found that this approach helps you sprint faster, jump higher, and throw harder immediately afterward. The Derek Jeter workout starts with 30 seconds of each:
- Jumping jacks
- Arm circles
- Pushups
- Walking Lunges
- Body-weight squats
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Derek Jeter does a Super Set workout. He does three super sets pairs. Each one has a pushing exercise, combined with a pulling exercise. This prevents muscle imbalances that can sometimes lead to injuries. It also builds core strength, and a symmetrical physique.
Do the two moves in each super set back-to-back without taking a breather, and then rest for one minute before progressing to the next super set. Complete three sets.
Barbell Squat (Push) – 8 to 12 reps
Dumbbell Deadlift(Pull) – 8 to 12 reps
Barbell Lunge (Push) – 8 to 12 reps with your dominant leg, then switch to your other leg and repeat.
One-Arm Dumbbell Rows (Pull) – 8 to 12 reps on each side.
Incline Bench Press (Push) – 8 to 12 reps.
Pullups (Pull) – do as many as you can with your own body weight, or do 8 to 12 reps assisted.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the Derek Jeter workout is all about a core routine. Derek uses Stability Ball Hamstring Curls, Rotational Cable Lifts with a Squat, Hammer Pulls, Core Busters, and the Overhead Dumbbell Press. Overhead Dumbbell Presses are important because they keep your core tight and work your shoulders at the same time.
In the off-season Derek Jeter works out every day. He says this is the chance to build strength because you're not playing games. During the season, Derek Jeter works out every other day. Here, he is trying to maintain his strength, rather than add to it. He also does some agility drills.
The Derek Jeter workout philosophy is simple:
"I try to focus on core-building, agility, and flexibility. It's a lot easier to stay in shape, than it is to get in shape."
The Derek Jeter workout was authenticated from his interviews with:
- Men's Health
- Men's Fitness
- ABC 7 Interview
- Derek Jeter 24 Hour Fitness Club Videos
Derek Jeter Workout Monday Super Set Routine
- Barbell Squat
- Dumbbell Deadlift
- Barbell Lunge
- One-Arm Dumbbell Rows
- Dumbbell Incline-Bench Press
- Pullups
Derek Jeter Workout Tuesday Core Routine
- Stability Ball Hamstring Curl
- Medicine Ball Torso Toss
- Rotational Cable Lift with a Squat
- Hammer Pulls
- Core Busters
- Overhead Dumbbell Press
Derek Jeter Workout Wednesday Super Set Routine
- Barbell Squat
- Dumbbell Deadlift
- Barbell Lunge
- One-Arm Dumbbell Rows
- Dumbbell Incline Bench Press
- Pullups
Derek Jeter Workout Thursday Core Routine
- Stability Ball Hamstring Curl
- Medicine Ball Torso Toss
- Rotational Cable Lift with a Squat
- Hammer Pulls
- Core Busters
- Overhead Dumbbell Press
Derek Jeter Workout Friday Super Set Routine
- Barbell Squat
- Dumbbell Deadlift
- Barbell Lunge
- One-Arm Dumbbell Rows
- Dumbbell Incline Bench Press
- Pullups
Derek Jeter Exercises
Here's the description of some of the Derek Jeter exercises:
Stability Ball Hamstring Curl
- Lie on your back preferably on a mat.
- Push off the ball and lift your hips off the ball
- Bend your knees, and use your legs to roll the physio ball about one or two feet toward you.
- Make sure to use your own body weight to pull back on the ball.
- Avoid lifting your back off the ground, this will make sure you work your core.
- Squeeze your abs as you pull your legs forward.
- Push it back and forth 10 times, and perform 3 sets.
Derek Jeter workout advice on the importance of Hamstring Curls:
"Legs are really important because you're always running, especially at shortstop where you're always squatting and bending over."
Medicine Ball Torso Toss
- Start with a 6 to 8 pound medicine ball, facing your partner.
- Keep your knees slightly bent, abdominals tight as you turn away from your partner.
- Turn away from your partner, then explode back.
- Throw the ball to your partner so that you are playing sideways catch.
- Allow your obliques to embrace the catch then throw it back to your partner.
Derek Jeter workout advice on the importance of Medicine Ball Torso Toss:
"For baseball, you're swinging a lot and you're throwing a lot. You're getting your core ready. This is a warm-up you do before every game."
Rotational Cable Lift with a Squat
- This exercise requires a Cable Pulley or Smith machine.
- Bend at your hips and knees with your feet shoulder width apart.
- Move from this squat position into a standing straight ending position.
- In one continuous movement, extend your hips and knees away from the machine.
- Turn your hips and trunk away from the machine, drawing the handles toward your chest.
Derek Jeter Workout advice on the importance of Rotational Cable Lift with a Squat:
"You are generating power through a hip and trunk rotation, while maintaining core stability to move the cable as fast as possible in a diagonal direction."
Core Busters
- Place a resistance strap on the ground, and stand in front of the strap.
- Place your toes facing forward with your legs about three feet apart.
- As your left leg is out in front, grab the resistance strap with your right hand.
- Bend your right knee and bring your right arm forward.
- Push up back into a standing position, bringing your right arm back.
Derek Jeter workout advice on the importance of Core Busters:
"The most important thing is the core. You're always swinging, fielding, and throwing off-balance."
Derek Jeter Diet
In regard to Derek Jeter diet, Jeter says he eats really well. Still, he thinks people would be surprised to know that he eats a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich before every game. His favorite post-game meal is Chicken Parmesan. Below is a video that details the Derek Jeter Workout Core Routine exercises.
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Located in the picturesque town of Beach Haven, on Long Beach Island (on the Jersey Shore), Windward at the Beach is a beautiful Victorian, built circa 1900, that has been converted into studio, one room and two room efficiency mini-apartment suites. Located adjacent to Bicentennial/Veterans Park, in the Historic District, the boutique hotel is just 60 feet to the white sand beach and warm water of the Atlantic.
The hotel has a beachy vibe, inviting guests to relax and unwind on the breezy enclosed porch, or to gather round the outdoor dining/lounging areas. Some guests mingle; some guests retreat. Kids find friends; adults find time to read a book. Every day is an adventure. Expect the unexpected at the remodeled Windward at the Beach.
A bit on Beach Haven, NJ: Located on the barrier island of Long Beach Island, the sand stretches fine and white for a full 18 miles. Just four blocks gets you across to the bayside, for a whole different dimension. The town of Beach Haven (aka the Queen City) was the center of activity at the turn of the 20th century. Victorians from this era dot the town, with a Historical District stretching through downtown.
Restaurants, shops and night spots are abundant and just a short stroll from Windward at the Beach. Evening concerts in the park, even first-rate theater productions, are just a shell's throw from the Windward.