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37 Junction Bar & Grill - (in Bedford)
46 Bar and Grill
All Saints Orthodox Christian Church
Allison Jukebox Center
Alpha Chi Omega
AMC Showplace 12 West
American Colors Shop
American Legion Post 18, Bloomington
American Legion Post 196 - (in Bloomfield)
American Legion Post 2 - (in Brazil)
American Legion Post 230 - (in Martinsville)
American Legion Wayne Post #64 - (in Indianapolis)
American Legion, Cloverdale - (in Cloverdale)
American Red Cross Chapter House
AMVETS 2000, The Gathering
Anchored In Faith Ministries - (in Vickburg)
Applebee's - (in )
Arbuckle Acres Park - (in Brownsburg)
Arden Place Neighborhood
Area 10 Agency on Aging - (in Ellettsville)
Arlington Heights Elementary School
Arlington Methodist Church
Art Sanctuary - (in Martinsville)
Artbox Gallery - (in Indianapolis)
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Artists Colony Inn and Restaurant - (in Nashville)
Autumn Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center
B-Line Trail
B-Line Trail at the Farmers' Market
Back Door Club
Badlands Off Road Park - (in Attica)
Baha'i Faith Community Center
Baked of Bloomington
Bankers Life Fieldhouse - (in Indianapolis)
Banneker Community Center
Banneker Community Greene Thumbs Garden
Barb Lund Pottery Studio
Barnes and Noble Booksellers
Basile Opera Center - (in Indianapolis)
Batchelor Middle School
Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve
Bear's Place
Beck's Mill - (in Salem)
Bedford - (in Bedford)
Bedford Baptist Temple - (in Bedford)
Bedford Boys Club - (in Bedford)
Bedford Eagles No. 654 - (in Bedford)
Bedford First United Methodist Church - (in Bedford)
Bedford Limestone Girls Club - (in Bedford)
Bedford Masonic Lodge - (in Bedford)
Bedford North Lawrence Performing Arts Center - (in Bedford)
Bedford Public Library - (in Bedford)
Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre - (in Indianapolis)
Bell Tower Fields
Bell Trace Health and Living Center
Bell Trace Retirement Community
Bell Trace Senior Living Community - (in Bloomington IN 47402)
Bellevue Gallery, Bloomington Playwrights Project Lobby
BENT Hair
Benton Township Volunteer Fire Department - (in Unionville)
Best Buy
Beth Shalom
Bethel AME Church
Better Day Club
Better Day Club
Big Reds Liquors
Big Woods Brewing Co. - (in Nashville)
Bill & Becky Freeman - (in Columbus)
Bill Monroe Memorial Music Park and Campground - (in Bean Blossom)
Binford Elementary School
Birdys Bar and Grill - (in Indianapolis)
Blackwell Church
Bleeding Heartland Cardiac Arena
Bloom Zum Dance/Fitness Studio
Bloomfield - (in Bloomfield)
Bloomfield First Baptist - (in Bloomfield)
Bloomfield High School - (in Bloomfield)
Bloomfield Public Library - (in Bloomfield)
Bloomfield Town Park - (in Bloomfield)
Blooming Lotus
Bloomingfoods Near West
Bloomington Antique Mall
Bloomington Area Birth Services
Bloomington ATA Family Martial Arts
Bloomington Bagel Company
Bloomington Baha'i Center
Bloomington Baptist Church
Bloomington Catholic Worker
Bloomington Center for Global Children
Bloomington City Hall
Bloomington Clay
Bloomington Clay Studio
Bloomington Community Band
Bloomington Community Orchard
Bloomington Convention Center
Bloomington Cooking School
Bloomington Country Club
Bloomington Developmental Learning Center
Bloomington Eagles #1085
Bloomington Eco Center
Bloomington Farmers' Market
Bloomington Fencing
Bloomington Fire Station No. 1
Bloomington Friends Meeting
Bloomington Garden Club
Bloomington Hardware
Bloomington High School North
Bloomington High School South
Bloomington Hospital, Maternity Ward - (in Bloomington, IN 47403)
Bloomington Hospital, Wegmiller Auditorium
Bloomington Hospitality House
Bloomington House of Hospitality
Bloomington Housing Authority
Bloomington Montessori School
Bloomington New Technology High School
Bloomington Playwrights Project
Bloomington Restorations Inc.
Bloomington Society of Friends Meetinghouse
Bloomington Speedway
Bloomington Spiritual Life Center
Bloomington Sportsplex
Bloomington Thrift Shop
Bloomington Township Fire Department
Bloomington United Arts Academy of Dance & Gymnastics
Bloomington Yacht Club
Bloomington's Restaurant Row
Blue Line Media Productions
Blue Room House Concert Series
Blue Studio
Blue Tip Lounge
Blueline Gallery
Bob Evans Restaurant - (in Bloomington)
Bobby's Colorado Steakhouse
Body Cooperation
Boogie Barn - (in Mitchell)
Boone County 4-H Grounds - (in Lebanon)
Boot City Opry - (in Terre Haute)
Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre - (in Carmel)
Boxcar Books
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington
Brad's Bar & Grill
Broadview Learning Center
Brothers Bar and Grill
Brown County - (in Brown County)
Brown County 4-H Fairgrounds - (in Nashville)
Brown County Antique Mall - (in Nashville)
Brown County Art Gallery and Museum - (in Nashville)
Brown County Art Guild - (in Nashville)
Brown County Career Resource Center - (in Nashville)
Brown County Career Resource Center - (in Nashville)
Brown County Community YMCA - (in Nashville)
Brown County Craft Gallery - (in Nashville)
Brown County Habitat for Humanity - (in Nashville)
Brown County High School - (in Nashville)
Brown County High School Auditorium - (in Nashville)
Brown County Historical Society - (in Nashville)
Brown County IGA - (in Nashville)
Brown County Inn - (in Nashville)
Brown County Playhouse - (in Nashville)
Brown County Presbyterian Fellowship - (in Nashville)
Brown County Public Library - (in Nashville)
Brown County State Park - (in Nashville)
Brown County Visitors Center - (in Nashville)
Brown County YMCA - (in Nashville)
Bruster's Real Ice Cream
Bryan Park
Bryan Park Neighborhood Association
Bryan Park Pool
Bub's Burgers & Ice Cream
Bucceto's East
Bucceto's West
Buck Creek Playhouse - (in Indianapolis)
Bucks and Does Square Dance Club - (in Unionville)
Buffalo Wings and Rings - (in Bedford)
Building and Trades Park
Bushman Brewhouse - (in Nashville)
Buskirk-Chumley Theater
Butch's Grillacatessen & Eatzeria
Butler Winery
By Hand Gallery
Bybee Stone - (in Ellettsville)
Cabin Restaurant and Lounge
Calvary Baptist Church
Camp Rancho Framasa - (in Nashville)
Camp Rock - (in Unionville)
Campbell's Park - (in Ellettsville)
Cardiac Arena
Cardinal Stage Company
Carnegie Heritage & Arts Center of Greene County - (in Linton)
Carousel Winery - (in Bedford)
Carpets Plus Colortile
Casa del Muse Art Gallery and Studio - (in Bloomfield)
Cascades Golf Course
Cascades Park
Cedar Creek Winery - (in Martinsville )
Cedar Crest
Center for Folk Traditions - (in Nashville)
Center for the Study of Global Change
Center Township Fire Dept. - (in Bloomfield)
Central Middle School - (in Columbus)
Central Wesleyan Church
Chapman's Restaurant
Chateau Thomas Wine Bar
Chateau Thomas Winery - (in Plainfield)
Chateau Thomas Winery - (in Nashville)
Chateau Thomas Winery - (in Fishers)
Chateau Thomas Winery Store
Chatterbox - (in Indianapolis)
Chelsea Morning Bakery
Chi Omega Sorority
Children's Corner Cooperative Nursery School
Children's Villages
Childs Elementary School
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center - (in Indianapolis)
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Church of the Cross - (in Shoals)
Church of the Good Shepherd
Church on the Way - (in Washington)
City Church for All Nations
City Council Chambers, Bloomington City Hall
City Hall
City Yoga
Civic Hall Performing Arts Center - (in Richmond)
Clarion Hotel - (in Columbus)
Classic Lanes
Clear Creek Christian Church
Clear Creek Elementary School
Clear Creek Trail
ClearNote Bloomington Church
Clifty Inn - (in Madison)
Cloud Preaser
Cloverdale - (in Cloverdale)
Clowes Memorial Hall - (in Indianapolis)
Coaches Bar & Grill
Coal City Festival - (in Coal City)
College Arts & Humanities Institute
College Mall
Columbus - (in Columbus)
Combs Veterinary Clinic
Comedy Attic
Comfort Inn Bedford - (in Bedford)
Comfort Keepers
Common Grounds Coffee bar - (in Nashville)
Community Justice & Mediation Center
Community Kitchen Express
Community Resource Center
Comstock Hall - (in Louisville)
Concerts in the Barn
Congregation Beth Shalom
Congregation of the One New Man
Conner Prairie Amphitheater - (in Fishers)
Convention Center - (in Indianapolis)
Cook Pharmica warehouse
Cooper Commons - (in Spencer)
CoreFit Training Studio
Country Gospel Music Church - (in Nashville)
Country Hearth Inn & Suites
Courthouse Square - (in Spencer)
Courtyard by Marriott
Crazy Horse
Creekbend Vineyard - (in Ellettsville)
Crestmont Boys and Girls Club and Community Center
Crisis Pregnancy Center of Bloomington
Crossroads Community Church - (in Bedford)
CVS/O'Malia's Parking Lot
Dagom Gaden Tensunling Monastery
Dairy Queen, Bloomington
Dairy Queen/IGA - (in Bloomfield)
Dan's Cycle Sales - (in Seymour)
Darn Good Soup
DeAngelo's Italian Restaurant
Deer Park Manor
Disabled Veterans Wish Foundation of Indiana - (in Orleans)
Downtown Heltonville - (in Heltonville)
Downtown Square - (in Sullivan)
Dubois County Museum - (in Jasper)
Dunn Meadow
Eagle Creek Park - (in Indianapolis)
Eagle Pointe Golf Resort
Eagles Landing - (in Ellettsville)
Eagles Lodge 1085
Eastern Fire Department - (in Solsberry)
Eastern Greene County Public Library - (in Bloomfield)
Eastern Greene High School - (in Eastern Heights)
Eastern Greene Middle School - (in Bloomfield)
Eastern Performing Arts Center - (in Greentown)
Eastside Christian Church - (in Jeffersonville)
Edgewood High School - (in Ellettsville)
Edgewood Intermediate School - (in Ellettsville)
Edgewood Primary School - (in Ellettsville)
Eiteljorg Museum - (in Indianapolis)
El Norteno
Elk's Lodge # 446
Ellettsville - (in Ellettsville)
Ellettsville Branch Library - (in Ellettsville)
Ellettsville Christian Church - (in Ellettsville)
Ellettsville Fire Station
Ellettsville Masonic Lodge - (in Ellettsville)
Ellington Stables
Elliott Stone Quarry - (in Bedford)
Emeriti House
Emmanuel Church
Endwright Center - (in Ellettsville)
Endwright Center Kitchen - (in Ellettsville)
EquiLibrium-Thai Massage & Yoga Therapy
Ernie Pyle Hall
ETC for the Home
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center - (in Indianapolis)
Evangelical Community Church
Exotic Feline Rescue Center - (in Center Point)
eXplore Brown County - (in Nashville)
Fairfax Inn
Fairfax State Recreation Area, Lake Monroe
Fairview Elementary School
Fairview United Methodist Church
Family Life & Worship Center
Family Life Church - (in Ellettsville)
Farm Fresh Studio
FARMbloomington Root Cellar
Farmer House Museum
Farmers' Market
Feed Gallery of Bloomington Clay Studio
Ferrer Gallery - (in Nashville)
Fiddle 'n' Feet
Fields Clubhouse
Fifth Third Bank
Finch's Brasserie
Firefly Studio
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Martinsville - (in Martinsville)
First Presbyterian Church/Columbus - (in Columbus)
First United Church
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church/Bedford - (in Bedford)
Flatwoods Park - (in Ellettsville)
Fleming Photo Gallery
Flying Paws Agility Club
Food Works
Force Fitness and Performance
Fort Harrison State Park - (in indianapois)
Fountain Square Mall
Fourth Street Bar & Grill - (in Columbus)
Fourwinds Resort and Marina
Frank Southern Ice Arena
Free Methodist Church
Freetown Community Center - (in Freetown, IN)
French Lick - (in French Lick)
French Lick Resort - (in French Lick)
French Lick Town Green - (in French Lick)
Friend's Meeting House
Friends of Art Bookshop
Gaden Khachoe-Shing monastery
Gallery 406
Gallery By the Green - (in Nashville)
Gallery Group
Gallery North on the Square
Gallery of Chateau Thomas Winery - (in Nashville)
Game Preserve
Garden Villa
Genesis Church
Girls Inc.
Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology
Global Gifts
Glorious Moments Fine Art Gallery
Golden Corral
Goods for Cooks
Gosport City Park - (in Gosport)
Gosport Community Building - (in Gosport)
Gosport Tavern - (in Gosport)
Grant Street Inn
Grant Street Musician's Co-op
Grazie! Italian Eatery
Greene County 4-H Inc. - (in Bloomfield)
Greene County Fairgrounds - (in Bloomfield)
Griffy Lake Nature Preserve
Grunwald Gallery
Guardian Martial Arts Studio - (in Harrodsburg)
Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County
Habitat ReStore
Halcyon Gallery - (in Terre Haute)
Hampton Inn
Hardin Ridge Recreation Area - (in Heltonville)
Harley Davidson of Bloomington
Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis - (in Indianapolis)
Harmony School
Harrodsburg Assembly of God - (in Harrodsburg)
Harrodsburg Community Center - (in Harrodsburg)
Harrodsburg Haunted House - (in Harrodsburg)
Haunted Hayride and Stables
Haunted Train
Heartland Archers
Helene G. Simon Hillel Center
Heltonville Christian Church - (in Heltonville)
Hendricksville - (in Hendricksville)
Hendricksville Area Association Community Center - (in Hendricksville)
Highland Faith Assembly of God Church
Highland Lounge
Highland Park Elementary School
Highland Village Church
Hilbert Circle Theatre - (in Indianapolis)
Hilltop Garden and Nature Center
Hilltop Restaurant - (in Spencer)
Hillview Christian Church - (in Marengo)
Hilly Hundred Bike Tour
Hilton Garden Inn
Hinkle-Garton Farmstead
Hobby Lobby
Hobnob Corner Restaurant - (in Nashville)
Holiday Inn
Holliday Park Nature Center - (in Indianapolis)
Home Instead Senior Care
Hoosier Artist - (in Nashville)
Hoosier Bar and Grill - (in Ellettsville)
Hoosier Courts Nursery School
Hoosier Hills Career Center
Hoosier Hills Food Bank
Hope for Hearts Farm Inc. - (in Morgantown)
Hotel Nashville - (in Nashville)
House Concert
House of Prayer - (in Ellettsville)
House of Prayer Eastern Greene - (in Springville)
Huber Winery - (in Starlight)
HuHot Mongolian Grill
Humphreys Park - (in Linton)
Hyatt Regency Hotel - (in Indianapolis)
I Fell Building
In a Yarn Basket
Indian Creek Community Park
Indian Creek Firefighters
Indian Creek Township
Indiana Center for the Life Sciences
Indiana Convention Center - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana History Center - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana Institute on Disability and Community at IU Bloomington
Indiana Landmarks Center - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana Repertory Theatre - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana Roof Ballroom - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana State Fairgrounds - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana State Museum - (in Indianapolis)
Indiana University
Indiana Writers Center - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Art Center - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Artsgarden - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis City Market - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Museum of Art - (in Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Senior Center Inc. - (in Indianapolis)
Indy Indoor Sports Park - (in Indianapolis)
International Art Project
Irish Lion (upstairs)
Irish Lion Glen
ISU Center for Performing Arts - (in Terre Haute)
IU Alumni Hall
IU Arboretum
IU Archives of Traditional Music
IU Armstrong Stadium
IU Art Museum
IU Asian Culture Center
IU Assembly Hall
IU Astronomy Department
IU Auditorium
IU Ballantine Hall
IU Ballantine Hall, Room 004
IU Bart Kaufman Field
IU Black Film Center/Archive
IU Campus
IU Campus Children's Center
IU Career Development Center
IU Center for Art and Design - (in Columbus)
IU Center for the Study of Global Change
IU Chemistry Building
IU Cinema
IU College of Arts & Humanities Institute
IU Collins Living Learning Center
IU Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology
IU DeVault Alumni Center
IU Dhar India Studies House
IU Dunn Meadow
IU Fine Arts Auditorium
IU Fine Arts Building
IU Fine Arts Building, Room 015
IU Fine Arts Building, Room 102
IU Fine Arts Ceramic Department
IU Fine Arts Library
IU Folklore and Ethnomusicology Performance & Lecture Hall
IU Foster Quad, Gresham Building, Hoosier Den
IU Fuller Projects, McCalla Center
IU Geological Sciences Building, Room 126
IU Geology Building
IU Gladstein Fieldhouse
IU Golf Course
IU Health North Hospital - Learning Center - (in Carmel)
IU Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts
IU Herman B Wells Library
IU HPER building
IU HPER Building, Room 163
IU Hutton Honors College
IU Indiana Geological Survey
IU Indiana Memorial Union
IU Indiana Memorial Union State Room East
IU Indiana Memorial Union, Faculty Club
IU Indiana Memorial Union, Frangipani Room
IU Indiana Memorial Union, Georgian Room
IU Indiana Memorial Union, Solarium
IU Indiana Memorial Union, Tudor Room
IU Indiana Memorial Union, University Club
IU Innovation Center
IU Institute for Advanced Study
IU Jacobs School of Music Auer Hall
IU Jacobs School of Music (MAC; Auer, Ford recital halls)
IU Jacobs School of Music-Recital Hall
IU Jacobs School of Music-Sweeney Hall
IU Jacobs School of Music, Annex Room 405
IU Jordan Hall
IU Kelley School of Business
IU Kelley School of Business Godfrey Center
IU Kinsey Institute
IU La Casa/Latino Cultural Center
IU Lee Norvelle Theatre & Drama Center
IU Leo R. Dowling International Center
IU Lilly Library
IU Lindley Hall, Room 102
IU Mathers Museum of World Cultures
IU Maurer School of Law at Indiana Unversity
IU Maurer School of Law Moot Court Room
IU McCalla School
IU Memorial Hall - (in )
IU Memorial Stadium
IU Morrison Hall
IU Musical Arts Center
IU Myers Hall
IU Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center
IU Outdoor Pool
IU Physics and Astronomy
IU Poplars Building
IU Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics & American Institutions
IU Psychological and Brain Sciences
IU Radio/TV Building
IU Rawles Hall
IU Rec Field
IU Research and Teaching Preserve
IU Research Park
IU Sample Gates
IU School of Education
IU School of Fine Arts
IU School of Fine Arts, McCalla Studio
IU School of Health, Physical Education & Recreation
IU School of Informatics and Computing
IU School of Journalism
IU Sembower Field
IU Simon Music Library and Recital Centr
IU Soccer Fields
IU SoFA Gallery
IU SPEA - School of Public and Environmental Affairs Building
IU Student Building
IU Student Recreational Sports Center
IU Studio Theater
IU Swain Hall
IU Swain Hall West, Room 007
IU Sweeney Hall
IU Sycamore Hall
IU Tennis Center
IU Teter Residence Center
IU Union Street Center
IU University Gym
IU Wells Library
IU Wells-Metz Theatre
IU Whittenberger Auditorium
IU Willkie Quad Auditorium
IU Woodburn Hall
IU Wylie Hall
IU Wylie House
IU's Bradford Woods Outdoor Center - (in Martinsville)
IUPUC - (in Columbus)
IUPUI Campus Center - (in Indianapolis)
Ivy Tech Bloomington Campus
Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center
Ivy Tech Liberty Crossing
Jackson Creek Middle School
Jackson Township Fire Department - (in Helmsburg)
Jaycee Park - (in Paoli)
Jazz Kitchen - (in Indianapolis)
Jerseyana Gallery - (in Nashville)
Jewish Hospital Medical Center Southwest - (in Louisville, KY)
Johnny Junxion's - (in Bedford)
Johnson County Fairgrounds - (in Franklin)
Juannita's Restaurant
Karst Farm Park
Kenny's Tavern - (in Ellettsville )
Ketcham Up Stables
Kilroy's at the Dunnkirk
Kilroy's on Kirkwood
Kilroy's Sports Bar
Kirksville (Indian Creek) Lion's Club
Kirkwood Design Studio
Knightridge Pentecostal Church
Knights of Columbus - (in Indianapolis)
Know Yoga Know Peace
Krazy Joe's Hardin Ridge Trading Post
KRC Catering
KRC Catering
KRC Catering - (in Ellettsville)
Kroger South
Kroger/Jackson Creek
La Casa Latino Cultural Center
La Torre
Lake Griffy
Lake Lemon
Lake Monroe
Lake Monroe Church of Christ
Lake Monroe Sailing Association
Lakeview Elementary School
Lambda Chi Alpha
Landlocked Music
Landmark Church
Lawrence County Fairgrounds Community Building - (in Bedford)
Lawrence County Library - (in Bedford)
Lawrence County Museum - (in Bedford)
Leane and Michael's Sugarbush - (in Salem)
Lee's Martial Arts
LeGrand Art Studio & Gallery - (in Bloomfield)
Leonard Springs Nature Park
Liberty Christian Church - (in Martinsville)
Life Church
LIFEDesigns, Inc.
Light House Community Church
Lighthouse Christian Academy
Limestone Comedy Fest
Limestone Grille
Lincoln Park - (in Columbus)
Linda Mitchell Yoga Studio
Linton - (in Linton)
Linton First Christian Church - (in Linton)
Linton National Guard Armory - (in Linton)
Linton-Stockton High School Auditeria - (in Linton)
Lisa Allen State Farm Agency
Little Grantville - (in Bedford)
Little Red Door Cancer Agency - (in Indianapolis)
Little Theatre of Bedford - (in Bedford)
Longhorn Steakhouse
Lothlorien Nature Sanctuary - (in Needmore)
Lotus Dickey Hometown Reunion - (in Paoli)
Lotus Festival Store
Louisville Waterfront Park - (in Louisville, KY)
Lower Cascades Park Sycamore Shelter
Lucas Oil Stadium - (in Indianapolis)
Lutheran Hills Church Camp, Wick Hall - (in Morgantown)
Lynette Weber Photography Studios
Macri's Deli
Madame Walker Theatre Center - (in Indianapolis)
Main Street Sports Bar & Grill - (in Spencer)
Malibu Grill
Mallow Run Winery - (in Bargersville)
Maple Grove Christian Church
Marci Jane Lewis Park - (in Ellettsville)
Marian University - (in Indianapolis)
Marie's Tea Room - (in Nashville)
Marion County Fairgrounds - (in Indianapolis)
Marlin Elementary School
Marsh East
Marsh East and Kroger South
Marsh West
Marshall Township Volunteer Fire Department - (in Bedford)
Marten House Hotel and Lilly Conference Center - (in Indianapolis)
Martinsville - (in Martinsville)
Martinsville Elks Lodge - (in Martinsville)
Martinsville Merry Mac Players - (in Martinsville)
Max Swell House
Max's Place
May Creek Farm
McCormick's Creek State Park - (in Spencer)
McDoel Baptist Church
Meadowood Retirement Center
Medora - (in Medora)
Melchior Marionette Theatre - (in Nashville)
Melody Inn - (in Indianapolis)
Melody Music Shop
Melody Music Shop LLC
Melton Public Library - (in French Lick)
Michael Lindsay's Studio
Michael's Uptown Cafe
Midland Yoga Center
Midwest Cheer Gym
Midwest Pages to Prisoners Project
Midwest Trail Ride - (in Norman)
Mike's Music and Dance Barn - (in Nashville)
Military Park - (in Indianapolis)
Mill Race Park - (in Columbus)
Millennium Banquet Room
Miller-Showers Park
Mills Pool
Misguided Tour Bus
Mitchell - (in Mitchell)
Mitchell High School - (in Mitchell)
Monon Food Company - (in Indianapolis)
Monroe County Branch NAACP
Monroe County Courthouse
Monroe County Extension Office
Monroe County Fairgrounds
Monroe County Fairgrounds, Commercial Building West
Monroe County History Center
Monroe County Humane Association
Monroe County Martial Arts
Monroe County Public Library
Monroe County Public Library, Ellettsville Branch - (in Ellettsville)
Monroe County Saddle Club
Monroe County United Ministries
Monroe County YMCA
Monroe Hospital
Monroe House
Monroe Lodge #22
Monroe Primary Care - (in Bloomfield)
Montezuma Community Center - (in Montezuma)
Mooresville High School North Gym - (in Mooresville)
Moose Lodge - (in Seymour)
Moose Lodge 1081
Moose Lodge No. 2482 - (in Spencer)
Morgan County Fairgrounds - (in Martinsville)
Morgan County National Guard Armony - (in Martinsville)
Morgan Street Bar - (in Martinsville)
Morgantown - (in Morgantown)
Mormon Church
Mount Pleasant Christian Church - (in Bedford)
Mt. Gilead Christian Church
Mt. Pleasant Christian Church - (in Greenwood)
Muddy Boots Cafe - (in Nashville)
Mundell Christian Church - (in Heltonville)
Murat Centre - (in Indianapolis)
Murray Forest Park - (in Bedford)
Music Mill - (in Indianapolis)
My Sister's Closet
Nadia's Bistro
Nashville - (in Nashville)
Nashville Masonic Lodge #135 - (in Nashville)
Nashville United Methodist Church - (in Nashville)
National Ballete Academy - (in Denver, Colo.)
National Guard Armory
Nature's Way
Near West Side
New Community Church, - (in Martinsville)
New Hope Family Shelter
New Life United Pentecostal Church - (in Harrodsburg)
New Song Mission Campus - (in Freetown)
New Song Mission Campus - (in Freetown)
New Unionville Baptist Church - (in New Unionville)
Newberry town park - (in Newberry)
Nick's English Hut
Night Owl's Beading Cafe - (in Nashville)
Noblesville - (in Noblesville)
Noodles & Co.
Norman Station Conservation Club - (in Norman)
North Central Church of Christ - (in Bloomington )
North Vernon - (in North Vernon)
Northside Christian Church
Northwest YMCA
O'Reilly Raceway Park - (in Indianapolis)
Odon Corner Tavern - (in Odon)
Office Lounge
Olcott Park
Old Brazil Masonic Temple - (in Brazil)
Old National Bank
Old National Bank Art Gallery
Old National Centre - (in Indianapolis)
Olde Downtown Tavern - (in Bedford)
Olive Leaf
Oliver Downtown
Oliver Winery
Omni Severin Hotel - (in Indianapolis)
One Step Above Dance Studio
OneMain Financial Branch - (in Indianapolis)
Oodle Inn - (in Switz City)
Open House
Opera House - (in Mitchell)
Opie Taylor's
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt
Orleans Town Square - (in Orleans)
Osmon Chiropractic Center
Otis Park Bandshell - (in Bedford)
Otter Creek Golf Club - (in Columbus)
Our Haven Nature Sanctuary - (in French Lick)
Out of the Ordinary Restaurant-Hickory Sports Bar - (in Nashville)
Outback Steakhouse
Overlook Restaurant @ Salt Creek Golf Retreat - (in Nashville)
OVW - (in )
Owen County Art Guild - (in Spencer)
Owen County Courthouse - (in Spencer)
Owen County Fair - (in Spencer)
Owen County Family YMCA - (in Spencer)
Owen County Farmers' Market - (in Spencer)
Owen County Heritage & Culture Center - (in Spencer)
Owen County Public Library - (in Spencer)
Owen Valley High School - (in Spencer)
Owen Valley Middle School - (in Spencer)
Owen Valley Winery - (in Spencer)
Owensburg - (in Owensburg)
Owensburg Fire Station - (in Owensburg)
Panache Dance Studio
Panache School of Ballroom and Social Dance
Panda Express
Panera Bread
Paoli - (in Paoli)
Paoli Community Building - (in Paoli)
Paoli Seniors Center - (in Paoli)
Paper Crane Gallery and Studio
Parke County - (in Indiana)
Parkview Field - (in Bedford)
Patoka Lake Visitor Center - (in Birdseye)
Patricia's Wellness Arts Cafe
Patricksburg Elementary School - (in Patricksburg)
Paynetown - (in Paynetown)
Pendleton Falls Park - (in Pendleton)
Peoples Park
Pepperoni Grill - (in Bloomfield)
Pepsi Coliseum - (in Indianapolis)
Perry-Clear Creek Fire Station 21
Phi Delta Kappa International
Phil Harris Golf Course - (in Linton)
Phoenix Bar & Grill - (in Spencer)
Phoenix Theatre - (in Indianapolis)
Pi Beta Phi sorority
Pic A Chic Farms
Pictura Gallery
Pike Performing Arts Center - (in Indianapolis)
Pine Grove Church
Pine Room Tavern - (in Nashville)
Pinnacle School
Pioneer Chapel - (in Crawfordsville)
Pizza Express
Pizza Hut - (in Bedford)
Pizza Hut East
Players' Pub
Plummer River Rally Bike Fest - (in Bloomfield)
Poplar Grove Schoolhouse
Port Hole Inn - (in Unionville)
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The Serfas Saddleback men's shoe was designed with the entry level rider in mind. For those that are making the leap from platform pedals to clipless, the Saddleback shoes are an excellent choice. The three Velcro strap closure ensures a secure fit, while the wider toe box provides comfort to your feet. The stiff composite nylon sole ensures that each stroke is highly efficient and doesn't create a pressure spot on the ball of your feet. To keep your feet comfortable and dry, the shoe is ventilated throughout.
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These shoes are probably the best bang for the buck. They fit nicely with my Shimano DX PD-M636 pedals and perform their task of transferring power to the pedals with their stiff sole. Looks...Read complete review
These shoes are probably the best bang for the buck. They fit nicely with my Shimano DX PD-M636 pedals and perform their task of transferring power to the pedals with their stiff sole. Looks wise they're one of the best looking shoes on the market, simple and not over-done with a nice black finish to keep it subtle. Ingress and egress is a cinch as the tongue has a useful loop to slide in and out along with simple to use velcro straps that keeps your feet secured. Included with the shoes are toe spikes as well.
The only bad part i noticed was that i typically wear a 44 in euro but these ran a little bigger so a 43 fit me nicely. I did try on some shimano's and specialized shoes prior to purchasing these and noticed they did feel a bit more comfortable but for 3-4x the amount i can sacrifice a smidge on the fitment for something that perform just as well as their competitors. My feet were a little sore when i walked around with them on hard tile but like any other mtb shoes they weren't designed for walking. The only other gripe (which is pretty small) is when im pedaling, there's just a hint of play on the upstroke as if there's just a little bit of wiggle room that could be fixed if i could cinch the velcro straps tighter although i maxed them out as i probably have narrow feet.
All in all I am very happy with these shoes and would give it 5 stars if it weren't for the minor nuisances mentioned above but again for the price you really can't go wrong.
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These shoes run a half size small!! If you think you need a size (45) then get the next size up (46). They are sturdy and seem as though they will...Read complete review
These shoes run a half size small!! If you think you need a size (45) then get the next size up (46). They are sturdy and seem as though they will last a good while. They are made of PVC which doesn't breathe so they added extra venting. This is a great feature in the summer time but, as I am now finding out, they dont make the best winter shoe. Also be careful at water crossings, your feet will get soaked. The metal toe spikes that come with the shoe are loud and bulky, switch those out with rubber football cleats and you are good to go! They are plenty wide to give you a stable platform, but not so much so that they interfere with your crank. These are great shoes for the moeny; you can beat the heck out of them and just throw them out when done. They are also great for riders just getting into clipless pedals and will teach you A LOT about what you want from your next shoes. BOTTOM LINE: buy them, beat them, learn from them, toss them, then buy some good ones; I will!
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First pair of bicycling shoes. Very pleased. Excellent price.
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The shoes are comfortable great alternative to real road bike shoes you can get off and walk around in these
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I typically wear a 45 and when I got these shoes they were slightly tight in the toe box. I figured with a few rides they would stretch and they will push out a little. A 46 would probably have been perfect but I could have been a little big too. After a few rides they didn't feel as tight, the toe box seemed to accomodate my toes. The shoes are simple, cheap, and are a great shoe to start with if you are "trying" out clipless. I was experimenting clipless for the first time and these worked out great. Love the shoes
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Good price and Good quality
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Compfortable spin shoe
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Great product. Good material quality. Good price
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Use for mountain biking only. It looks great for the price however feels stiff and uncomfortable. The size is a half size larger for me at least. I'm a 9.5 to 10 and the 44 is a little big in the toe area. A little too roomy for me. The other con is the lack of ventilation. I prefer more vents as I'm in a wet and hot climate. So I'm returning it. It's still a good shoe for the price but I'm paying more to get what's more comfy for me. Hope this helps!
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Excellent product, good price!
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I've put about 100 miles on these shoes so far and can definitely say they are absolutely great for anyone who wants an inexpensive pair of clipless pedal shoes, first timers or experienced clipless riders alike. Their fairly comfortable and the sole is super rigid so the whole shoe becomes the pedal platform once you're clipped in. I'm very happy I got these and would definitely buy them again if I could do it over again.
That said, here are the things I would've wanted to know before I bought them. They're tight fitting and quite rigid. I say they feel true to size because they are true to size if you compare them to what I'd liken them to, soccer or football cleats. If you're looking for them to fit like a casual shoe, you might want to buy a size larger. The Velcro straps will help you dial in the fit if they're a tad large. I'm an 11 US and bought a 45 and I'm just fine with them but I'm used to wearing soccer cleats.
Also, they're great for ventilation, not great for keeping your feet warm. My feet are a little cold on my 55° morning commutes with just a normal pair of socks on.
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Most cycling shoes seem to be made for people with little narrow feet, but these have a normal width to them. I wear about an 11.5-12 and a 45 fits me well. They are not the most durable shoe I imagine, but for the price you can't complain and I am sure they will last a good while.
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How much digestible energy does your horse need each day? Here's how to find out.
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Here's what to consider when managing a hard-keeping equine athlete.
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"Bates Motel" premieres on A&E March 18:
I'm looking forward to this series. And Vera Farmiga."Bates Motel" is a contemporary prequel to the genre-defining film "Psycho," and promises to give viewers an intimate portrayal of how Norman Bates' psyche unravels through his teenage years. Fans will have access to the dark, twisted backstory of Norman Bates and how deeply intricate his relationship with his mother, Norma, truly is.
Sounds very interesting and it is on basic cable so I can watch it.
The premise for Bates Motel sounds great ... I just wish it was on any network other than A&E. They haven't produced any watchable original programming in years, I have so little faith in them. But maybe if I go in with lowered expectations I won't be disappointed!
Meanwhile I'm looking forward to returning to my Sunday night juggling act tonight: OuaT, Revenge, Good Wife, Downton, Lewis, and New Tricks.
My guess is that a significant number of American (and Canadian) viewers were tuned into PBS last night.
I was hoping to see better ratings for "Happy Endings" and "Don't Trust The B" after they moved to Sunday. But no....
A new show for Canadian viewers on W tonight: Majumder Manor. It's a behind-the-scenes look at comedian and actor Shaun Majumder as he tries to fulfill a lifelong dream of building an inn in his small Newfoundland hometown. Not the type of show I'd normally care about, except that I like Majumder so much.
A new show called Deception starts tonight at 10. Looks like another soap it could be promising if they do a different murder very season or this show could be yet another reincarnation of Twin Peaks. But I hope to be able to watch it soon.
Deception was very Pilot-ty, but it was also a lot of fun. I will keep watching!
Not the smartest detective in the world. Why was she watching that video in the house? Not even in her bedroom!
On the other hand I really have nothing better to do on Monday night so I'll tune in again.
Happy Endings makes me so happy. Max proclaiming that he is going to give up guys (but failing): "That's right--I'm straight now. From this moment forward, it's gonna be a steady diet of boobs and d...udes. Dammit! I am no longer interested in men, I am only interested in...m..en. Come on! From this moment forward it will be a steady diet of chicks with...di-AMMIT! I love gggg...uys. My favorite thing to touch is va-penis."
Parenthood was also excellent tonight.
I thought it had enough going for me to tune in for at least one more work. I'm not in love, but I liked it more than I thought I would. But it will also depend on The Carrie Diaries starting next Monday (tho in Canada it will air at 8:00 as well as the CW 10:00 timeslot), and on The Following starting Jan 21.
And if there's some super-sekret organization behind Vivian's (?) death ... I'm completely out. I'm so sick of that device, and just about ready to dump Revenge because of it.
manhn: I totally agree! Happy Endings is SO FLIPPING FUNNY! I loved Max trying to give up guys and failing spectacularly and Penny & Alex trying to help/hurt the pop star girl was funny too. I really wish more people were watching this show! It is hilarious all the time! (BTW-The much talked about Kickball episode is airing this coming Sunday and I am not missing that one! I think it was the lost episode from last year that never got aired. I'm super stoked they're finally airing it! )
An MLB.com reporter asked what one thing Votto couldnt do. I cant skate or play hockey, Votto said. Well, I can skate ... but I cant stop.
"I guess I'm just...I'm not used to someone putting me first." -Emma, Once Upon a Time, episode 2x3, Lady of the Lake


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poor orser
Team Yu-Na
Team Orser
Michelle Kwan
poor orser
All the haters disappear suddenly in one day.
I guess haters take break from hating in Sundays?
Or are they too busy doing their house choirs?
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The last page of this thread wasn't nearly as much fun as the first two
Fault to the Oly Gold !
Is this the first poll Michelle hasn't won?
So - per our Yu-Na "expert" RumbleFish, if you think Yu-Na has even a shred of responsibility for what happened here and is anything other than a total innocent victim and a saint, that means you are now officially a "hater," correct?
Just want to know for sure so that I can clarify my status as going from a fan of Yu-Na's skating to a horrible, hideous hater because I think she bears responsibility for at least some of this mess. Am I still permitted to enjoy her skating, or do I have to hang my hater head in shame and avert my eyes from now on when I see her skate?
Ahh, mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa....
"Once you've skated together long enough, and you're really good friends, you can close your eyes, put your hand out and she's right there." Joe Dolkiewicz, 2011 US Novice Pairs Bronze Medalist
This poll really has brought out the strange ones.
Oh and I vote for purple as well.
When you are up to your arse in alligators it is difficult to remember you were only meant to be draining the swamp.
Speaking of who's at fault. Orser owes Yuna an apology for leaking music information. He needs to man up and apologize to the South Korean public for what he did.
He hurt millions of Yuna's fans who would have been overjoyed to see her skate to Arirang. I'm sure there were fans who cried upon just hearing that Yuna would skate to Arirang, let alone not having seen her do so yet. Brian must understand many of Yuna's fans are/were Brian fans and so then Brian actually ends up attacking his own fans.
Ah the poster who referred to Patrick Chan as 'much loved' in the other thread welcome back! I've often thought I was the only one who loved him!
Wow I did'nt know Brian had the power to hurt millions of people just by foolishly releasing the name of some LP music. I guess somehow helping Yu-Na take home an Olympic gold medal just cannot make up for that.Orser owes Yuna an apology for leaking music information. He needs to man up and apologize to the South Korean public for what he did.
The past week on here has been highly entertaining. I only wish I had been using the internet more during the 2002 Olympic season. I can see I obviously missed out.
As for the poll I think they are both at fault in their own way, but I am going to go with Yu-Na because I just cannot believe that things were clear if Brian himself had to issue a statement saying they parted ways. That should have come from Yu-Na. Either way I am sad to see such a great team end this way.
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Oberon wrote:Except for the very chewy CWL bonus that spreads further than any simple warlord. In that fight even a L5 Caesar would have been a strong contributor. But with him being set up to "get a shot" at Stanley, I'll go with Caesar being at least the equal of Jillian's 9, and potentially higher given how easily he negated her (admittedly distraught and probably not as effective as her usual attack style) knife swipe at him.
That's only if a CWL hex bonus gets stacked on top of a normal WL bonus. But if that were the case, then Jillian's stack would be a lot more powerful than Caesar's stack, because they'd get her 9 AND his CWL 4-5, whereas his stack would only get his 9-10. That's the bit that stumps me about the idea of CWL stacking with WL bonuses.


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(RNN) – Someone finally got the defibrillators out and put life back into what was becoming an unimpressive SEC season.
Tennessee and Georgia, 95 combined points … really guys? Do we have to threaten to trade someone to the ACC to get you all back to the slobber-knocking standards of NFL Lite football?
If you are a fan of records and people who break them (and who isn't?), this is turning into the type of season you'll bookmark your memories by. You know, like the guys who can't remember their anniversary but can recall down to the minute everything that happened from April to September 1967 because that's when Carl Yastrzemski won the Triple Crown.
Speaking of records, congrats to Miguel Cabrera for ending 45 years of frustration. He's a great player, but if he averages one more biscuit per month during the offseason, he'll have to switch from infield to defensive end. Just saying, Miggy, you have to think about total calories and fat content.
Anyway, enough with the daydreaming. There's some quality football to be played this weekend – Southern style.
How is this for irony? The receiver that's having the best personal year in the SEC is playing for a team that looks like it couldn't win its spring game. It's almost like watching Barry Sanders play for the Lions.
(Violin music begins to play) We know it can be tough to bear the burden on your own, Cobi, so we want you to know people are here for you. This is a tribute to you, our friend:
We know a season so dismal is among an athlete's great fears.
But take heed! Your draft stock is rising, and you'll be a pro next year.
Unlike your leader Wilson, who did not seize his chance to get out.
Where once were laid high hopes, he might watch the draft from his couch.
Your former coach was out of control, you current coach is in a swoon.
And your biggest fan is a singing, pig hat-wearing Looney Tune.
But all is not lost, young lad; the pork has not gone to roast.
As long as you keep your head up and keep running the skinny post.
When Vanderbilt and Missouri meet for just the fifth time ever, two men on opposite sidelines will share one major thing in common.
One is the starting quarterback of a team that is barely a member of the SEC. The other is the head coach of a team that is barely a member of the SEC. But does the similarity end there? Let's take a look-see.
Ironically, the color schemes of their uniforms also have a strong resemblance, and that's nowhere close to a good thing considering the questionable passes QB Franklin made last week against Central Florida (similar colors, as well). If he forgets his team is wearing the home black and gold unis, it could make for a long day.
Both are also fighting some criticism for their performance. The QB has looked a shade beyond terrible in his first two SEC games, and the coach's team is underachieving. What's that you say? No one expected Vandy to do that well? Moving on then …
Finally, both represent teams that have become conference punchlines. You've heard the jokes. Vandy is only in the SEC to keep the conference GPA up, and Mizzou is only in the conference to … why is Mizzou in the conference again?
Don't get mad, Mizzou fans. We'd be saying the same thing about Texas A&M if more teams could contain Johnny Manziel by sliding a lineman back in spy coverage and playing robber defense on the weak side. Oops, did we say that aloud?
In fairness, there is a very short list of teams that could take Georgia or South Carolina, who have both beaten Mizzou and Vandy.
If there is such a thing as a statement game between two teams at the bottom of the conference, this is it.
Coach Franklin needs to prove he can build off last season's bowl bid and arguably the best recruiting class in school history. QB Franklin needs to prove he can produce against something other than the wet toilet tissue toughness of Big 12 defenses.
It wasn't all that tough picking which NFL Lite game to feature this weekend. The individual matchups in the Georgia-South Carolina tilt are just phenomenal. For instance…
Jarvis Jones (UGA) vs. Marcus Lattimore (USC) – No one could fault you for blocking out everyone else on the field and watching where No. 29 is in relation to No. 21. Basically, the less they meet, the greater the Gamecocks' chances of winning, and vice versa.
Jadeveon Clowney (USC) vs. "Gurshall" (UGA) – For the record, Hot Reads hates this ridiculous nickname because (A.) it's stupid and (B.) unlike most Hollywood duos, these two will be together for more than 18 months.
Clowney is likely the only defensive end in the country that could challenge either Todd Gurley or Keith Marshall in the 100-yard dash. No, really. He ran the anchor leg for his high school 4x100 relay team.
You can't really slow Carolina's defense down with screens and draws because they don't blitz a lot, and there is enough speed all the way down the line for someone to catch you from the backside. The Bulldogs enter this game with the top offense in the league, so we'll see how far that gets them.
Aaron Murray (UGA) vs. Connor Shaw (USC) – If the quarterbacks have to pass their way out of the stadium, bet on Murray. He's not only the third-highest rated passer in the country, he's doesn't have the legacy of flakiness that Steve Spurrier's guys have carried.
Steve Spurrier vs. Mark Richt – For play calling? No … For leadership? Nuh uh … Experience in tough games? Negative … No other coaches in the league nervously run their hands through their hair more.
Richt's hairline is a little further back, but Spurrier just invents stuff to get angry about. This one might result in a draw.
The consensus is Alabama underachieved in its win against the Rebels.
Seriously? That was the game where Alabama held Ole Miss to a season low in yards and was +2 in turnovers, including three interceptions and five sacks, right?
Didn't the Tide go 4-for-4 on field goals, including a pair of 38-yarders, and just destroy the Rebels in the kick return game? (Christion Jones nodding his head)
They won that game by 19 points, right? The last time Hot Reads checked that's a blowout anywhere except the Pac 12.
We get that Nick Saban will huff and puff until he is able to blow his next opponent's house down, but not even dominant teams do all things well all the time. They can, however, decide to punish opponents even when one aspect of their game isn't clicking. Mission: Accomplished.
And give the Rebels some credit. A bug on a windshield doesn't have much of a chance, but it can still ruin an otherwise perfect day.
80: Aaron Murray has accounted for 80 touchdowns (71 passing, nine rushing) in his career, the highest among any active SEC player and 11th all time. The next highest player is UT's Tyler Bray, who has thrown for 49 and rushed for one.
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Got these a few weeks ago, and love them. Still have my old RTA-11t's, which wife wants me to sale, but im still thinking about.
Anyways, really like the small sats,clean sound, pretty decent, really for the size they are great. Even the sub which ive seen bashed a lot, is much better than I thought it would be. Good,but not great, but fairly musical, and im not into super loud bass and 120 decibels anyways.
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I just started using this particular line in Perricone products a few weeks ago and I couldn't be happier! I am 61 years young and have used EVERYTHING on the market and this compares...Read complete review
I just started using this particular line in Perricone products a few weeks ago and I couldn't be happier! I am 61 years young and have used EVERYTHING on the market and this compares to nothing else! I have very sensitive, tempermental skin and have not been able to use any anti-ageing products as they have always been too aggressive for my skin. My skin would always respond with major reddness and dryness. Well, not any more! The first thing I noticed was how this cleanser took away the reddeded skin - just in one washing! It is very gentle yet it takes off makeup so cleanly...my skin just glowed after just one washing! In fact, I don't use foundation any more - that's how confident I am about my beautiful skin now! I have very Irish-German skin and I have always taken care of my skin but I have to say this line of Perricone is just fantastic - I know I will have the best skin I can possibly have as I am ageing as long as I keep using these produts! I use the serum and moisturizer from this line and love,love how they make my skin look! My husband has commented on how healthy my skin looks now and my friends want to know what I did! I feel very confident in using Dr. Perricone products because of his background and knowledge - he really knows what he is talking about! Thank you Dr. Perricone for developing this line for sensitive ageing skin and please don't change a thing!
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I bought this cleanser after Perricone discontinued Skin Clear Cleanser, which I had used faithfully for many years (including in it's former formulation). A sales associate told me the Hypoallergenic Gentle Cleanser was a much better product than my old faithful.I found this new product to be very harsh. It is a clear glycerine formula similar to dish soap. It also has way too much sudding agent and is a nightmare to try to wash off in a sink. After using this product my skin felt striped of oil and very tight. It also caused my skin to break out badly, which was never a problem when I used the old Skin Clear Cleanser. I have been a Perricone "brand buyer" for over 10 years. Perricone is constantly discontinuing products without offering customers a better version. Sadly this is the last Perricone item I will purchase.
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I started using this product this winter when my face needed some extra moisture. I wasn't sure it would thoroughly take make-up and dirt off, but boy was I surprised. I love this cleanser. I have very dry, fair skin and am prone to redness which has significantly reduced since using this cleanser. I use morning and evening and follow up with my DMAE regimen which includes Formula 15 and Face Finishing Moisturizer (use Deep Moisture Therapy in the winter). When I cleanse my face in the evening, I feel like the whole day's debris has been gently removed. This will now be my daily cleanser no matter what season. Love it.


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I don't like to frivolously spend money.
I typically save and focus on getting exactly what I want when I can pay cash outright for it.
There have been a few instances where I have thrown that mentality out the window in this hobby.
And this is one of those cases.
My wife received an award from work. Along with it came a $500 Amazon gift card.
She, out of the blue, says to me this morning, "You wanted to upgrade the Blu-Ray player sometime right?"
Uh yeah...but I was going to save up for a $1200 Oppo 105 once I got the last couple of items for my 2 channel sorted. But I was thinking next year since funds in the mad money account are rather short and I have made an agreement to purchase something else from a forum member.
So the dilema I face is as follows...
We currently have a Sony BDP-S590. It is SACD capable and offers wireless connectivity along with all the standard apps.
It isn't perfect but it works.
I have debated for a while now about moving it upstairs to our bedroom so that we can do Netflix in there.
To replace it *now*, the only 2 options I am even considering are the Sony BDP-S790 or the Oppo 103.
Ideally, I would save up for a 105 but the 105 offers more functionality than I will ever use. I have a fantastic transport already in my 2 channel system along with an ESS Sabre 9023 based DAC. So I don't need the audio superiority for music.
The realistic options for the HT system are the 790 or the 103. Performance-wise, obviously the 103 comes out on top.
But the 790 does most everything I want at half the price. *But* it won't stream HD video formats from my media server and that part almost has me saying no to it out of hand.
So I figure most of you are going to say the 103.
I guess I just want to confirm that I am making the right choice before I have my wife pull the trigger...
Too bad the 95 still goes for nearly as much as the 105 or I would "settle" for that.