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Have you ever been canoeing in Indiana?

canoeing laws in indiana?

Where is a good place to go camping in Indiana? I want something that has canoe rentals, hiking, bike rentals and fishing. Electric. Clean modern bathrooms. I'm looking for somewhere in the top half of the state if possible.

For a canoe business is a CDL required to drive an 80 passenger school bus in the state of Indiana.?

Camping with canoe trip that allows alcohol? In Indiana.? Turkey Run would be my first choice, but there are no available campsites. Campground is a must. Preferably a State Park. Or east Illinois or west Ohio. Its more a general policy by say a canoe rental place. I just want to avoid any troubles.

Is it possible for a manatee to be in an Indiana river - the White River in Indianapolis? I know I saw one.? I was in my canoe paddling downstream and saw a large ripple, about 2-3 ft high heading towards me, spreading out for 15-20 feet. As I went past the wake, I saw what I first thought was a huge turtle, as a hump became evident. I put on my electric motor and circled, keeping a distance of twenty feet away. No head, no tail, no dorsal fin, and the hump was not a shell, but a smooth, mottled mound. Whatever it was never turned, never dived under, never varied its speed, which was whatever the lowest speed on my motor was. I kept with it for almost twenty minutes. Finally, I had to go back in and no one I talked to about this can think of what it could be. Just read about a manatee in the East River in NY and I realize that the manatee would be much more likely to be on the east coast instead of inland Indiana but....? PS I've considered it may have been some ghastly mechanized hoax but , once again....?

Looking for a good campground in Illinois or Indiana with lots to do? camping,trails,fishing,canoe

Where is the best place to live in Oregon? Where is the best place to live in Oregon? I'm thinking about moving there from Indiana with my wife. Our price range is about $500,000 or less. Nothing podunk if it's not a suburb of Portland. We are outdoorsy (hiking and canoeing) and work isn't an issue. Thank you

I live in Northern Indiana and am looking for an inexpensive yet romantic weekend get away. Very inexpensive. We like fishing, canoeing, shopping...

Indiana boaters test.? What provides the best protection against carbon monoxide poisoning while boating? a. Operate generators only at night. b. Use a breathing tube when swimming near the boat. c. Keep fresh air flowing through the boat. d. Keep doors and windows closed while using a cabin heater. # Which color navigation light must show on the starboard (right) side of a power-driven vessel operating at night? a. red b. green c. white d. yellow # What is a leading cause of fatalities among paddlers (those who operate small crafts such as canoes, kayaks, and rafts)? a. capsizing b. improper clothing c. vessel leaks d. severe weather # Vessels which are NOT required to be registered in Indiana, include which of the following? a. vessels under 16 feet in length b. personal watercraft c. non-motorized vessels d. sailboats under 16 feet in length powered by an outboard motor # What should you do first if your boat runs aground at high speed? a. Check to be sure no one is injured. b. Look for help to get pulled loose. c. Put the engine in reverse, and gun it. d. Make a MAYDAY call on your VHF radio. # What should you do if you see a white buoy with orange bands and an orange crossed diamond? a. Slow down to no-wake speed. b. Watch out for dangers such as rocks or stumps. c. Follow directions to nearest services. d. Keep out of the marked area. # What does a backfire flame arrestor on a gasoline inboard engine prevent? a. flooding the fuel pump b. flooding the carburetor c. igniting vapors if the engine backfires d. igniting spilled gasoline # What safety feature was designed into PWC fuel tanks? a. to be as lightweight as possible b. to be filled to the top c. to keep spilled fuel within the bilge d. to leave space for the fuel to expand # When two vessels are operating in the same general area, who is responsible for maintaining a sharp lookout? a. the operators of both vessels b. the operator of the stand-on vessel c. the operator of the give-way vessel d. the operator of the smaller vessel # What is the first thing you should do to help someone who has fallen into the water from a dock? a. Swim to the victim with a line. b. Row out to the victim in the nearest boat. c. Throw out anything that will float. d. Try to talk the victim to safety. # What should you do with the float plan for your weekend water outing? a. Mail it to your home address. b. Stow it with the vessel's registration papers. c. Fax it to the nearest U.S. Coast Guard station. d. Leave it with a friend or relative. # Who must ensure a skier(s), being towed behind a vessel, is wearing a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket (PFD) designed for water-skiing? a. skier(s) b. vessel operator c. Coast Guard officer d. onboard observer # When boating on Waters of Concurrent Jurisdiction, vessels less than 65.6 feet (20 meters) in length, which includes PWCs, are required to carry on board which sound producing device(s)? a. a bell b. a whistle or horn or some other means to make an efficient sound signal c. a loudspeaker d. a horn AND a bell # In Indiana, it is illegal to operate a motorboat or PWC if the operator's blood alcohol level is what level? a. 0.12% or greater b. 0.10% or greater c. 0.08% or greater d. 0.05% or greater # While towing a skier with a personal watercraft, the PWC must be rated for how many people? a. one b. two c. three d. four # What does a red flag with a white diagonal stripe indicate? a. diver underwater in the immediate area b. swimming area, restricted to all boats c. outer limits of a pump-out station zone d. the center of an environmental survey area # While underway on Waters of Concurrent Jurisdiction, which statement would be TRUE? a. Anyone being towed on water-skis must wear a Type V PFD or ski belt. b. Children under 13 years of age must wear a PFD except when below deck in an enclosed cabin. c. Only children under 13 years of age who are unable to swim must wear a PFD, except when below deck in an enclosed cabin. d. Anyone towed on innertube or other inflated device is not required to wear a PFD. # According to federal law, which type of boat requires a capacity plate? a. single-hull boats less than 20 feet in length b. personal watercraft (PWCs) c. boats from 16 to 28 feet in length d. boats less than 24 feet in length # Indiana law states that an unlicensed driver 15 years of age must successfully complete what c

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Need Help Court in 1 week for furnishing to a Minor- Indiana? SO we went on a canoe trip... alocohol aloud on the water IM 21 ... at first it was just me and a my 16 yr old brother on the boat I had drinks but he never had any..... then my wifes brother came on our boat before a check point and blew 0.5 ....hes 19... I got charged with furnishing a minor ... yes he was on my boat ... I did not even buy any of the drinks there period ...... and they pulled 3 out of are 11 boat group and I was the only 21 year old... ..... AM I guilty? No prior convictions or tickets... Actullay applied to be a police officer the day before the ticket :-/ I fully planned on saying not guilty but I need help ....and no he did not get his drinks from me ..... but he did bring a cooler full of beer on the boat yes it sound bad.....but I was making sure my little brother and wife *the driver* did not drink..... with the offense being labled as a clas c misdemeanor will they provide me a public defender or am i sol?

What are some lakes in the U.S. that allow only paddling (no motorized boats allowed)? I live in Indiana, and I'm really trying to find a lake where I can spend a few days canoeing and camping without being bothered by motorized boats. I'm not sure if such a place exists or not; any ideas?

What to do after exercising when i feel hungry? I am a 5'3" 21 year old college female who is trying to lose weight. I am currently at 165 pounds and would like to reach 150 one of these days. I bought myself a bia body fat analyzer. I have been trying to exercise every other day for 45 minutes doing different activities. Yesterday i went on a 3 mile hike and canoeing at a state park in indiana. I am feeling the aching today. Anyways i am finding that after i workout throughout the day, i am finding myself hungry after dinner and this results in snacking, which is probably counteracting my exercising. I've had the bia scale for 3 weeks and from now until then i have increased my fat % from 32% to 34%, decreased by muscle % from 34% to 32% and lowered my total body water % from 48.9% to 47%. Now these are not drastic changes, but im wondering what i can do about the snacking at night so that i dont gain any more weight and more importantly lose fat.

where should i move to? my parents are moving to MI, i currently live in IN, and when they move, i'm not going to move with them. I'm still in college, i LOVE the outdoors, hiking, canoeing, riding my bike... anything outside is great. i can literally move anywhere. anyone got any sugestions? i just need to get out of indiana. please tell me where you think i should move to and why, thanks!

If the govt did not waste so much money could they actualy fund the important stuff? Pork Barrel Spending - The Absurd $107,000 to study the sex life of the Japanese quail. $1.2 million to study the breeding habits of the woodchuck. $150,000 to study the Hatfield-McCoy feud. $84,000 to find out why people fall in love. $1 million to study why people don't ride bikes to work. $19 million to examine gas emissions from cow flatulence. $144,000 to see if pigeons follow human economic laws. Funds to study the cause of rudeness on tennis courts and examine smiling patterns in bowling alleys. $219,000 to teach college students how to watch television. $2 million to construct an ancient Hawaiian canoe. $20 million for a demonstration project to build wooden bridges. $160,000 to study if you can hex an opponent by drawing an X on his chest. $800,000 for a restroom on Mt. McKinley. $100,000 to study how to avoid falling spacecraft. $16,000 to study the operation of the komungo, a Korean stringed instrument. $1 million to preserve a sewer in Trenton, NJ, as a historic monument. $6,000 for a document on Worcestershire sauce. $10,000 to study the effect of naval communications on a bull's potency. $100,000 to research soybean-based ink. $1 million for a Seafood Consumer Center. $57,000 spent by the Executive Branch for gold-embossed playing cards on Air Force Two. Total: $ 45,980,000 http://www.areddy.net/mscott/porkabs.html Pork Barrell Spending - Private Concerns $3.1 million to convert a ferry boat into a crab restaurant in Baltimore. $6.4 million for a Bavarian ski resort in Kellogg, Idaho. $13 million to repair a privately owned dam in South Carolina. $4.3 million for a privately owned museum in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. $11 million for a private pleasure boat harbor in Cleveland. $6 million to repair tracks owned by the Soo Railroad Line. $320,000 to purchase President McKinley's mother-in-law's house. Funds to rehabilitate the South Carolina mansion of Charles Pickney, a Framer of the Constitution, even though the house was built after he died. $2.7 million for a catfish farm in Arkansas. $3 million for private parking garages in Chicago. $500,000 to build a replica of the Great Pyramid of Egypt in Indiana. $850,000 for a bicycle path in Macomb County, Michigan. $10 million for an access ramp in a privately owned stadium in Milwaukee. $1.8 million for an engineering study to convert Biscayne Boulevard in Miami into an "Exotic Garden." $13 million for an industrial theme park in Pennsylvania. $500,000 for a museum to honor former Secretary of State Cordell Hull. $33 million to pump sand onto the private beaches of Miami hotels. Total: $109,470,000 http://www.areddy.net/mscott/porkpri.html Pork Barrell Spending - Private Concerns $6 million to upgrade the two-block long Senate subway. $350,000 to renovate the House Beauty Salon. $250,000 to study TV lighting in the Senate meeting rooms. $130,000 for a Congressional video-conferencing project. Total: $6,730,000 http://www.areddy.net/mscott/porkcon.html This is the stimulus bill and the one after that passed in March info http://www.cagw.org/site/DocServer/Pig_Book_full__April_13_2009_.pdf?docID=3561 Imagine the funding for schools, the military, roads and infrastructure, medicare, medicaid, prescription drug plan, social programs,,,This is exactly why the govt should never get control of health care.

plz help me understand the following ?s in a few sentences each? 21. What does the map suggest about how the TVA helped American workers during the Great Depression? (3 points) 22. What does the map suggest about how the TVA benefited people living in the shaded area? (3 points) Use the political cartoon and your knowledge of social studies to answer questions 23 and 24. Political cartoon, 1937: 23. Who or what do the three figures in the cartoon represent? (3 points) 24. To what 1937 FDR plan does the cartoon probably refer? Did FDR follow through with that plan? Why or why not? (5 points) Some of this document has been edited for the purposes of this task. As you analyze the document, consider both the source of the document and the author’s point of view. Stanley Watson describes his experiences in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 1937: After eighteen months of riding box cars, begging and robbing for my food, fighting, dodging policemen, and committing other forms of petty larceny, I arrived in the village of Woodridge, New York, where I called upon an aunt and uncle. They talked to me of an organization called the Civilian Conservation Corps in which I could earn $30 a month and my room and board. . . . My first assignment was that of a “galley slave,” . . . I peeled vegetables, washed dishes, and scrubbed floors until I almost did them in my sleep. . . . Evenings I took advantage of the many educational advantages offered to the enrollees. I studied Psychology, Sociology, and Speech. Through the winter I worked with but one picture in my mind—that of a beautiful green campus with big brick buildings and of myself going to and from classes—a beautiful picture if only it could be realized. . . . Knowing that I would have to work my way through, I made several applications for work and received many offers, two of which I answered and accepted. . . . On September . . . the eighteenth I was enrolled and registered as a member in full standing in the [college] freshman class. At the present time I am doing on the average of twenty-five hours work a week and am carrying a full schedule of school work. . . . My dreams have been realized, thanks to an educational advisor and the lessons learned in the CCC. 25. How did the CCC help Watson improve his life? (3 points) 26. The CCC provided jobs for more than 2 million young men. Based on this account, what impact do you think the CCC had on the nation in the 1930s? (3 points) Portions of the document below have been omitted for the purposes of this task. As you analyze the document, consider both the source of the document and the author’s point of view. Letter to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt from Minnie A. Hardin of Indianapolis, Indiana, December 14, 1937: We have always had a shiftless, never-do-well class of people whose one and only aim in life is to live without work. . . . We cannot help those who will not try to help themselves and if they do try, a square deal is all they need, and by the way that is all this country needs or ever has needed: a square deal for all and then, let each paddle their own canoe, or sink. There has never been any necessity for any one who is able to work, being on relief in this locality, but there have been many eating the bread of charity and they have lived better than ever before. . . . During the worst of the depression many of the farmers had to deny their families butter, eggs, meat, etc. and sell it to pay their taxes and then had to stand by and see the dead-beats carry it home to their families by the arm load, and they knew their tax money was helping pay for it. . . . The crookedness, selfishness, greed and graft of the crooked politicians is making one gigantic racket out of the new deal, and it is making this a nation of deadbeats and beggars and if it continues the people who will work will soon be nothing but slaves for the pampered poverty rats and I am afraid these human parasites [people clinging to others for their own advantage] are going to become a menace to the country unless they are disenfranchised [denied the right to vote]. No one should have the right to vote theirself a living at the expense of the taxpayers. —Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Eleanor Roosevelt Papers 27. Does Minnie Hardin believe that there is a need for New Deal programs to help the people living in her community? Why or why not? (3 points) 28. According to Hardin, who is being hurt by the New Deal and who is unjustly benefiting from it? How is this occurring? (3 points) 29. What do you think Hardin’s purpose was for writing to Eleanor Roosevelt? (3 points) 30. In response to the New Deal, what does the creation of a welfare state say about the changing priorities of the United States? Does this principle still hold today? Give examples to support your answer. (5 points)

will you help me answer these history questions plzzzzz? Stanley Watson describes his experiences in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 1937: After eighteen months of riding box cars, begging and robbing for my food, fighting, dodging policemen, and committing other forms of petty larceny, I arrived in the village of Woodridge, New York, where I called upon an aunt and uncle. They talked to me of an organization called the Civilian Conservation Corps in which I could earn $30 a month and my room and board. . . . My first assignment was that of a “galley slave,” . . . I peeled vegetables, washed dishes, and scrubbed floors until I almost did them in my sleep. . . . Evenings I took advantage of the many educational advantages offered to the enrollees. I studied Psychology, Sociology, and Speech. Through the winter I worked with but one picture in my mind—that of a beautiful green campus with big brick buildings and of myself going to and from classes—a beautiful picture if only it could be realized. . . . Knowing that I would have to work my way through, I made several applications for work and received many offers, two of which I answered and accepted. . . . On September . . . the eighteenth I was enrolled and registered as a member in full standing in the [college] freshman class. At the present time I am doing on the average of twenty-five hours work a week and am carrying a full schedule of school work. . . . My dreams have been realized, thanks to an educational advisor and the lessons learned in the CCC. 25. How did the CCC help Watson improve his life? (3 points) 26. The CCC provided jobs for more than 2 million young men. Based on this account, what impact do you think the CCC had on the nation in the 1930s? (3 points) Portions of the document below have been omitted for the purposes of this task. As you analyze the document, consider both the source of the document and the author’s point of view. Letter to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt from Minnie A. Hardin of Indianapolis, Indiana, December 14, 1937: We have always had a shiftless, never-do-well class of people whose one and only aim in life is to live without work. . . . We cannot help those who will not try to help themselves and if they do try, a square deal is all they need, and by the way that is all this country needs or ever has needed: a square deal for all and then, let each paddle their own canoe, or sink. There has never been any necessity for any one who is able to work, being on relief in this locality, but there have been many eating the bread of charity and they have lived better than ever before. . . . During the worst of the depression many of the farmers had to deny their families butter, eggs, meat, etc. and sell it to pay their taxes and then had to stand by and see the dead-beats carry it home to their families by the arm load, and they knew their tax money was helping pay for it. . . . The crookedness, selfishness, greed and graft of the crooked politicians is making one gigantic racket out of the new deal, and it is making this a nation of deadbeats and beggars and if it continues the people who will work will soon be nothing but slaves for the pampered poverty rats and I am afraid these human parasites [people clinging to others for their own advantage] are going to become a menace to the country unless they are disenfranchised [denied the right to vote]. No one should have the right to vote theirself a living at the expense of the taxpayers. —Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Eleanor Roosevelt Papers 27. Does Minnie Hardin believe that there is a need for New Deal programs to help the people living in her community? Why or why not? (3 points) 28. According to Hardin, who is being hurt by the New Deal and who is unjustly benefiting from it? How is this occurring? (3 points) 29. What do you think Hardin’s purpose was for writing to Eleanor Roosevelt? (3 points) 30. In response to the New Deal, what does the creation of a welfare state say about the changing priorities of the United States? Does this principle still hold today? Give examples to support your answer. (5 points)