Try your local AAA (Automobile Association of America) office. You might have to pay a small fee for it if you are not a member. If you live in Idaho, your local Chamber of Commerce may have something like that.I don t think you want 1 mile = 1 mile scale unless you want your map to be as big as the state of Idaho.
USGS 15 minute-series topographical contour maps work out to about 1 =1mile
Contact the River of Life Mission. I know they do a lot for the Homeless, and they run a soup kitchen that feeds people.http://www.riveroflifemission.org/contac��River of Life Mission101 N. Pauahi Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96817Phone: (808) 524-7656You could also check with The Institute for Human Services. I m not sure what they may have need of, but they also help the homeless. http://www.ihshawaii.org/IHS_main.html546 Ka��aahi StreetHonolulu, HI 96817(808) 447-2800Bless you for your caring spirit and willingness to help.
A friend of mine moved back to Las Vegas a couple weeks ago after living in Southern California for a few years. The job market in Vegas is better than Southern California, because of the tourism industry there. It s also a lot lower cost of living. So, I would imagine it would be that much better than the job market and cost of living in Hawaii.And, it would depend on how much your car was worth versus how much you owe on it (if anything) as to whether you should ship or sell it. If you owe money on it, you might not get enough to pay it off. You would also have to have some kind of alternate transportation (rent a car or public transportation) until you got a new one. But, it would cost more than $1000 to ship it just to the west coast (LA or San Diego).
you d think hawaii?
It s 6 months, and that only applies to your being eligible for the New York City resident tuition rates.NYC Residency Requirements page1. New York City Residence RequirementFor purposes of determining resident tuition fee eligibility, students must have lived in New York State for the past year and must have had their principal place of residence in the City of New York for a period of six consecutive months immediately preceding the first day of classes for the semester with respect to which residency determination is made. They must also state their intention to maintain their principal place of residence in New York City permanently.2. Citizen Permanent Residents who meet the above requirements are eligible for the New York City resident tuition rates. These students must show their U.S passport, or birth certificate and Permanent Resident Cards (green cards).3. Certificate of Residence Requirement for Out-of-City New York State ResidentsAll residents of New York State are eligible for the New York City resident rate. Students must, however, obtain a Certificate of Residence from their County Treasurer��s Office. A Certificate of Residence is valid for one academic year from the date of issue.
I would go to your local post office to get the correct answer
It s gonna be Thanksgiving weekend, so a lot of people will be flooding the Jersey malls buying everything in sight on that day. I live in a suburb outside of the city, and I am thankful that I won t have to go into the city that day.
I ve visited both areas and you ll find plenty of excellent boat tours in Miami. Some cover the Miami area, while others go to the Everglades. The Go Miami Tour on Biscayne Bay is a good one. It s very scenic and will see some celebrity homes. It s always best to make a reservation in advance to make sure you have a seat. The tour is 1 1/2 hours long and has many departure times to choose from. Tour guides are informative and can answer all of your questions.Here are some links for more information:http://gomiami.about.com/od/guidedtours/��http://www.miamitours.us/tours/tourType.��http://www.partner.viator.com/en/2511/Mi��http://airboatusa.comhttp://www.gotobus.com/cs/c1178/boatride��Orlando isn t known for boating tours and sightseeing cruises. There is a tour company that does airboat rides in the Orlando area. They are called Boggy Creek Airboats.Here is the link:http://www.bcairboats.com
Best Miami Boat Ride Tour with Celebrity Homes is out of Bayside Marketplace and you do not need a reservation, you can buy your ticket at the booth. However this is about a 1-1/2 hour boat ride with lots of people onboard.If you are looking for something a bit more private and luxurious, try chartering a yacht. My recommendation would be Yacht Charters in Miami. They offer several yachts with affordable prices, some even include jet ski. Check them out online!
Check with the better business bureau or the State licensing systtem
Looks okay, more to come. see street view below:http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q source=s��crime last 30 days, not so good per http://mapping.arjis.org/ Narcotics (23) Rape (3) Residential Burglary (14) Robbery (7) Sex Crimes (Other) (3) Theft (41) Vehicle Break-in (62) Vehicle Theft (32) near address: Narcotics (3) Rape (1) Residential Burglary (1) Robbery (2) Theft (4) Vehicle Break-in (2) Vehicle Theft (1) demographic data below:http://www.city-data.com/zips/91910.html18 mi to http://www.aquarium.ucsd.edu/10-12 mi to http://www.belmontpark.com/or http://www.seaworld.com/sandiego/or http://www.daveandbusters.com/or http://www.cohnrestaurants.com/restauran��or http://www.sandiegozoo.org/zoo/index.phpor http://www.sdmaritime.org/6 mi to http://sandiego.padres.mlb.com/sd/ballpa��Knott s Soak City USA2052 Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CAothers below
What are you looking for in a neighborhood? How much do you have to spend? If you are looking at moving into the City of Richmond, there are several new high rise apartments near Shockoe Bottom. (Main Street/Cary Street near 14 th street.) A lot of college students live in the Fan and Carytown area. There is a very nice apartment complex just outside of Stoney Point Fasion Park, which is south of the James River and has easy access north and south. Richmond is bordered by Henrico County on the north and Chesterfield County to the south. The west end of Henrico County is very nice and has hundreds of apartment complexes for rent. The further west you go (towards where Broad Street crosses I-64) the better it is... and the more expensive. Chesterfield has a lot of really nice places. The apartment complexes near the city are kind of rough. The further away from the city you go, the nicer they are. Is there one magic apartment complex I can suggest to you? Not really. There are so many options and I don t know what you are looking for. For the most part, if the area looks skeevy, it is skeevy. Good luck!
Depends what you are attracted to. I m from the north, so I like my men to wear hoodies, tims, and have some scruff. When I lived in Alabama all the men wore pink collar polo shirts and had long blonde surfer hair and flip flops. All the girls there loved it but I thought it was hideous and would never date a man dressed like that...hahaBut I think guys in the south were a little more gentleman-ly since alot of the girls down there still like to play the southern bell court me crap.
Neither. It depends on the individual
Not a big fan of rain, unless it comes in the form of thunderstorms. And I hate snow. Personally, I prefer warm dry sunny weather
i LOVE rainy days i live in the desert in Washington, i know weird and boring, and it is such a thrill to get rainy days! we had a thunderstorm last summer and my friends and i went out into the middle of bfe just to watch. it was so amazing to see the lightning strike all around us. We reported several fires that started and even watched lightning strike the main power building thing. the next day we found out that there were 14 fires started. it was awesome!! i love rainy days :)
I love rainy days! They are my favorite. I like to use my space heater, and read a book. I also like walking in the rain and smelling the weird rain smell. Haha. Its so fun. But I hate snowy days. Its too cold. And its snowing today:(
I enjoy cloudy days. Some rain is okay, as long as it isn t flooding rain. I hate hot weather and I m not that fond of the sun, especially in the summer.
To me, a born/bred native of Washington, it depends on the harshness of the falling of the rain.
i do like that, as well as the rain but not 4 ever, or every freaking day, god we need some worm weather
yes i like rain a lot better than snow that we get
I love rain 3
It would depend on if you lived in Upper Darby Twp or Ridley Twp. Secane lies on the line between the two.
There is hostel on Wabash and congress.
your best bet is to get a hostel in Chicago in the downtown area. It could cost you anywhere fro $14.00 per night in a dorm to $50 a night single room.Try this website www.hostels.com and you get great deals and then call the hostel and tell them you are staying for 3 months and they might even offer you a more cheaper price.
See if a student from Columbia or Roosevelt has an apartment they need to sublease for the spring semester. Otherwise, I would just go with the hostel.