Just posted press releases for a new product my company is offering:It is very exciting to tell you about DebtWatchers™(1), a totally innovative new product that allows you to use information in your Equifax Credit Report™(2) to put together a simple-to-understand plan for paying off your debt.* Once you establish your plan, structure and accountability are automatically built into the product, with monthly communications informing you whether you are on target with your plan. Plus, you also... Read Full Story

Did President Obama lie? ... Paula Yingst Sep 11 2009 11:00AMMichael Connelly is a Constitutional lawyer and has read the entire health care bill. He has some comments, not just about the bill, but also about the effects to our Constitution it would have. It's a much broader picture than just health care "reform." All of you and those to whom you communicate had better sit up and pay attention; once this sort of thing happens, it will be irreversible.________________________________________... Read Full Story

A charming country inn offering a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere on the Maine Coast. The name Puffin may refer to the fuzzy down or to the puffed out appearance of the adult's belly, however, the most outstanding feature of the Puffin is its multi-colored bill. This bird is found off the coast of Maine and ranges into the North Atlantic and western Europe. It spends its winters at sea. The Williams family, owns and operates the Puffin Inn. Since they make their home at the Inn, you can expec... Read Full Story

A very elegant, yet warm and gracious 9000 sq. ft. stately mansion, exquisitely decorated...... Georgian Manor Inn - B&B graciously rests on 1.4 well manicured acres of Norwalk's tree lined, architecturally rich Historic West Main Street. Easy walking to historic uptown specialty shops, antiques and restaurants. With four well appointed bed and breakfast guest rooms (all with private baths), five public rooms, two porches, two large patios and wonderful gardens, the Georgian Manor pr... Read Full Story

When John and Linda Alexander opened The White Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast in 1998, the couple pledged to offer Oxford visitors more than just a lodging alternative. "I guess you can say our motto or creed is that 'you arrive as a traveler and leave as a friend'" John said. "We treat people like its their home." Linda added "It's just like staying with a friend or family." This Victorian-style bed and breakfast located two miles form Miami University has found a niche in the community, ... Read Full Story

The History of the Enfield Shakers began in 1782, when the first Shaker Missionaries from the parent United Society of Believers in the Second Appearance of Christ at Mt. Lebanon, New York, visited Enfield. At first, local members,–"Believers"–lived in their own homes and worked their own farms. By 1793, however, because of persecution by the outside world and inadequate accommodations, the Shakers decided to pursue a secluded, communal way of life. They acquired land on the west side of Masc... Read Full Story

Imagine Luxurious Rooms, Antique Beds and Crisp Fires....the perfect romantic escape.Here the suites await you, luxurious and romantic. Imagine fireplaces, whirlpool tubs and antique beds. Fine linens and country air lure you to sleep. The aroma of a gourmet breakfast awakens you in the morning.Imagine open common rooms, with comfortable furniture and a crisp fire.Hiking, biking, kayaking and canoeing beckon on a summer's day. You want to explore country lanes, hike the state parks and discov... Read Full Story

The Inn at Norwood Bed & Breakfast is centrally located in the heart of Historic Sykesville, Maryland. Built in 1906 by the architect J.H. Fowble, the Inn at Norwood is a Colonial Revival home retaining much of its original charm and offers an atmosphere of warmth, tranquility, and elegance. Mr. Fowble built many of the buildings in the town of Sykesville, but he built the Inn as his family's residence. Relax on the front porch overlooking the town, or just snuggle up in the parl... Read Full Story

Step back to old world country charm at the Waterloo Country Inn, where Swiss owners blend many homeland touches. Built as a private residence circa 1755 by Henry Waggaman, this Georgian mansion until 1864 was owned by various prominent families, the Teackles, Riggins, Handys and Wainwrights. Then it became the county Almshouse. A graveyard holds the remains of the builder and ancestors. The earliest example in the county of a gable front main elevation, it is the only house on the Low... Read Full Story

The Cornerstone Mansion, historically known as the "Offutt House," is a focal point of Omaha's historic Gold Coast District, popular with the wealthy at the turn of the century. No expense was spared when prominent Omahans Charles and Bertha Offutt built the 10,200 square foot home in 1894. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Trust. A Landmark of the City of Omaha. The Mansion began serving as a Bed and Breakfast in the mid 1980s. Today, Innkeepers Mark O'Lear... Read Full Story