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Gas Heaters and Propane Heaters - (70 companies)...heaters and propane heaters include annealing and heat treating, curing and tempering, drying, melting, and the heating of gases and vapors. Gas heaters and propane heaters are also used to heat clean water, process waters, and high purity waters... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableVapor Recovery Systems - (30 companies)...and potentially-explosive fumes. Vapor recovery systems are also used in the oil and gas industry to recover natural gas vapors that can then be made into a usable and profitable product. In addition to their applications with gasoline fuel pumps and fuel... Learn More
Liquid Handling Pumps - (2444 companies)Corporation | Parker Hannifin / Hydraulics / Hydraulic Pump Division | Wilden Pump & Engineering, LLC. Pumps, in their simplest form, are machines for moving liquids. Industrial liquid handling pumps include all pumps designed to handle industrial... Search by Specification | Learn More
Fuels and Fuel Products - (407 companies)Fuels and fuel products include gasoline, diesel oil, natural gas, propane, coal, fossil fuels, biofuels and other combustible fluids or materials. Fuels and fuel products include gasoline, diesel oil, coal, fossil fuels, biofuels, natural gases... Learn More
Combustion Engines - (243 companies)...are two-phase external engines which use water (in liquid and vapor forms) as the working fluid. Steam engines can also use non-combustion heat sources such as solar power, nuclear power, or geothermal energy to heat the steam. Modern steam engines... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableSteamers and Steam Generators - (106 companies)Steamers and Steam Generators Information. Steamers and steam generators produce steam vapor for cleaning, oxidation, and other process functions. They heat water above the boiling or vapor point to convert the water into high-temperature water... Learn More
No Image AvailableGas Cylinders - (119 companies)...and composite materials. A commonly used type of gas cylinders is a propane tank. Propane is a gas used in homes, farms, businesses and industry. Propane is typically used for heating and must be stored in specially-designed propane tanks. Some gases... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableGas Compressors and Gas Compressor Systems - (347 companies)...levels by either adding and removing gas or vapors from a process system. Description. Gas compressors and gas compressor systems are used to pressurize and circulate gas through a process, enhance conditions for chemical reactions, provide inert gas... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableVaporizers - (61 companies)...nitrogen. Or they may simply be used for generating steam or other hot gases by heating liquid feeds. Vaporizers can also be used specifically as heat transfer devices which use heat transfer fluids and refrigerants in their vapor form. Using vapors over... Learn More
No Image AvailableRefrigerant Recovery Machines - (23 companies)...than vapor recovery. A refrigerant recovery machine pump can either use oil or be oil-less, which is a key maintenance consideration. Generally, higher end systems recover liquids and feature oil-less pumps. The type of refrigerants that a system... Learn More
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KNF Neuberger, Inc.
Pumps for Use with Saturated Vapors KNF's N816 and N836 pump series are specifically designed to satisfy the requirements of steam sterilization and vacuum drying such as autoclaves. The pump heads are made of PPS, and condensate-repellant surfaces and optimized flow paths. This feature facilitates condensate removal and fast drying. Shown at left is model N816.3. Also available are models N816.6, N836, and N836.3, for deeper vacuum and/or more flow. Designed to satisfy the international directive for small steam sterilizers... (read more)
CSA Group
Natural Gas & Propane Codes comprehensive edition New Version of Natural Gas and Propane Codes Reflect Latest Advances in Technology. CSA Group, a leading standards development organization and a global provider of testing and certification services, announces new editions of CSA B149.1-15: Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code and CSA B149.2-15: Propane Storage and Handling Code. This is the fifteenth edition of Canada 's primary code providing valuable guidance for the safe and effective installation of related appliances... (read more)Browse Standards and Technical Documents Datasheets for CSA Group
Heat Exchange & Transfer, Inc.
Condense Organic Vapors and available for fast delivery: replacement pumps, pump seal repair kits, gaskets, starters, fuses, SCR 's, temperature controllers, thermocouples and pressure gauges. FIELD SERVICES - HEAT service technicians are available to travel to your facility for a variety of on-site services. FACTORY BASED SERVICES - Due to the complex construction of this equipment, some services can only be done at the factory. The following services are available from HEAT service technicians, when your... (read more)Browse Vaporizers Datasheets for Heat Exchange & Transfer, Inc.
Gator Pump, Inc.
Trailer Pumps For Agricultural Pump Applications GATOR Pump Agricultural Applications. GATOR Pumps are steel fabricated with heavy duty structural steel tubing. Cases and impellers are made of 3/8 steel plate. GATOR Trailer Centrifugal Pumps supply large volumes of water using tractor, diesel, or electric power. Trailer pumps are available with either 540 or 1000 RPM PTO drive. Operation includes backing the trailer in to the water, attaching flexible drive shaft between power unit and pump shaft and connecting industrial tubing... (read more)Browse Water Pumps Datasheets for Gator Pump, Inc.
Quantachrome Instruments
VSTAR™ vapor sorption analyzer The VSTAR ™ vapor sorption analyzer goes beyond water sorption to provide vapor sorption analysis using a wide variety of organic vapors at a wide range of temperatures. Meticulous control of the manifold temperature from the vapor source to the sample eliminates the possibility of local condensation of the adsorptive and ensures the most accurate analysis possible. The VSTAR ™ measures complete adsorption-desorption isotherms, that is the quantitative uptake of vapor as a function... (read more)Browse Property Testing Equipment Datasheets for Quantachrome Instruments
Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Magnatex Pumps-Magnetic Drive... Sealless Pump Magnatex ® MMP Series The MMP Series magnetically driven, sealless, centrifugal pumps are heavy-duty mag-drive pumps with superior SiC-X bearing materials for low flow applications. These close coupled pumps are similar in construction to the MPL/MP Series, except the shaft is stationary and the suction/discharge ports are male NPT with optional flanges available.The MMP Series pumps are high-quality, dependable, long-lasting pumps utilizing our exclusive straddle bearing design... (read more)Browse Centrifugal Pumps Datasheets for Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Diener Precision Pumps LP
20 Years Pump Experience - Diener Precision Pumps intensified: In July 2014, Diener Precision Pumps exhibits for the first time at the AACC Annual Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo in Chicago, Illinois (USA). The Double Ended – Dual Dispensing Piston Pump enriches Diener Precision Pumps ' product portfolio since this year. Also in 2014, Diener Precision Pumps has successfully taken the Silencer Gear Pump Series to market worldwide. Diener Precision Pumps are always investigating alternate materials and manufacturing capabilities, and now offer... (read more)Browse Liquid Handling Pumps Datasheets for Diener Precision Pumps LP
Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Magnatex Pumps-Mag Drive Pump ...Solids Handling Magnatex Pumps Inc. has developed provisions to allow handling of solids, making the total cost of mag-drive pump ownership lower, even over short periods of time, compared to traditional, sealed pumps. Magnatex 's metallic, standard design pumps are typically limited to 1% by weight of 500 micron solids or up to 4% of 100 micron particles. The simplest way to limit larger solids and higher concentrations is to use a 40-mesh strainer on the suction. Unfortunately, this can result... (read more)Browse Liquid Handling Pumps Datasheets for Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Magnatex Pumps-Mechanical Seal ANSI Pump Magnatex 3575 Series. Heavy-duty, rugged, world-class quality, ANSI process pumps manufactured to meet the latest ASME B73.1-2001 standard (revision of ASME B73.1M-1991). Pumps are manufactured in 29 sizes from a wide variety of materials, and offer seal options and seal flush systems to handle almost any application in the process industries. Magnatex 3575 Series pumps and spare parts come with a 5-year unconditional warranty on materials and workmanship. Magnatex is a premier alternate... (read more)Browse Magnetic Drive Pumps Datasheets for Magnatex Pumps, Inc.
Wilks – A Spectro Scientific Company
IR Vapor Analyzer for Onsite Gas Measurements Wilks - A Spectro Scientific Company InfraRan Specific Vapor Analyzer is a single-beam infrared spectrometer designed specifically for easy, on-site ambient air measurements of a specific gas or gases. The analyzer can be factory-calibrated for most compounds that have an infrared absorption band in the 2.5 µm to 14.5 µm region. The analyzer utilizes infrared absorption filter photometry as its operating principle. The integral air pump draws the sample into the cell and the sample... (read more)Browse Gas Instruments Datasheets for Wilks – A Spectro Scientific Company
The surface tension of liquid metals and alloys
(On the other hand, water vapour , propane , and pump oil were found to reduce the surface tension of mercury .
Development and Investigation of Sorption Heat Pumps
For housing and commu- nal facilities and small agricultural enterprises, sorption heat pumps with a gas drive as well as propane �butane vapor compression heat pumps look as perspective options.
Development of a Liquid-DME Fuel Tank - A Two-Fluid Thermodynamic Pump
Because compressing DME and pumping DME from the fuel tank into the high-pressure pump are conducted by the propane vapor in the tank, the tank may be characterized as a thermodynamic pump.
Evaluation of CO2 Based Vapex Process for the Recovery of Bitumen from Tar Sand Reservoirs
In run#1, carbon dioxide from the cylinder was combined with the liquid propane from the pump discharge and the vapor mixture was injected into the model.
Chemical and sorption heat engines: State of the art and development prospects in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus
Ecologically safe working fluids for vapor -compression heat pumps are also propane , propylene, ammonia, and CO2.


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OK, I have a ton to say, so here goes: I won a free trip to this hotel around Christmas time in a raffle at the hotel I worked at. Our son's birthday was June 9th, and we planned to go to Orlando to celebrate but didn't look forward to the 2.5 hour drive. We saved the trip for this purpose because Daytona is about half way to where we were going and we all needed the time away. We got to the hotel Friday, June 7th. After a very quick and easy check in, we were put into a room on the 4th floor which was where we requested to be. Our room was great, perfect for the three of us and we had a decent view of the beach. We did have a hiccup with our room, which out of respect I will not mention what it was, so I called down to the Front Desk and spoke with a very nice Guest Service Agent named John. He told me to come right down and he would move me. Keep in mind, we were already staying for free. So, I get down to the FD and John begins to apologize for the issue and has my room change ready. Not only did he move us, but he upgraded us to a suite with a full kitchen! Seeing as we were staying there all weekend, this was a nice change and very unnecessary but overly appreciated as it saved us even more money because we went grocery shopping rather than eating out or buying a $2 20oz drink every time we were thirsty. Not only did he upgrade us without hesitation, but he included 2 free breakfast vouchers for all of us and 2 drink coupons as well. He remembered me each time he saw me, calling me by my name and I thought that was awesome. John is the epitome of customer service. A lot of situations come up in hotels and he handled it perfectly without a missed beat. We are very thankful to him. That kind of personality and service oriented state of mind CANNOT be taught. He deserves to be acknowledged for an outstanding job. Because of him alone, we'll be back, spending our own money and time with this hotel. Now, on to the next wonderful step in our trip. Our son's bday was Sunday the 9th and we were checking out that morning to head to Orlando. At breakfast that morning, our waitress (who is also in charge of events and coordinating from what I gathered) made our son a card and had everyone she could find on duty that morning to sign it for him. She had no notice, but didn't want his bday to go unnoticed. I can't think of her name, and I am sorry for that, but she went above and beyond her call of duty. So we thank her. I visit many hotels and although some may be better than others, the customer service alone at this one has won me over.
The ONLY issues we had, which aren't even the hotels wrong doing, were the wait for the elevators (no matter which one we waited at) were awful and there were a lot of unsupervised children at the pool. With as many people in the pool, there's no way for the pool staff to keep track of what kids belong to what adults, there were wayyyyyy too many children without parents in ear/eye shot. One child proceeded to pull my son (who had to use a pool noodle) under water. As we were watching our son, we were having to watch everyone elses children around the area as well. It was frustrating. I don't know if there's anything that can be implemented there, but something needs to be fixed. I had to get onto children I didn't know and when asked where their parents were, they would say in the hotel or in the room or in the restaurant...that to me isn't right. So, again, not the hotel's fault, but maybe there needs to be some sort of "pool police" (ha ha) or something! Otherwise, the stay was perfect. The restaurant staff was amazing (my fave was Kelly) and John at the front desk was amazing. The beds were comfy and cozy, the room was clean, the shower had great pressure and didn't run out of hot water. The view we ended up with was amazing, we were moved to the 6th floor, room 613. Even being close to the elevators, it was quiet enough. Everything worked, everything was clean, and we will stay again and again and probably request this specific room number, if not higher and maybe more centered with the pool. Even the people that came in and played live music were great. All in all, perfect stay. Our son, who only turned 9 mind you, said "Thank you for bringing me here and doing this for me. I love it here!" So, you made his bday special by being exactly who you are. Thank you so so so much. 1st mini vacation in over a year and it was the best one we've ever had.

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Faced with an offense that has failed to score a touchdown in two of its first three games this season, Boise State coach Chris Petersen vows he's not about to panic. Instead, Petersen is preaching patience for a unit that failed to get in the end zone in the opener against Michigan State and again last Thursday in a 7-6 victory over Brigham Young. Such scoring woes are uncharacteristic for the Broncos (2-1), who have averaged a national best 41.75 points per game since 2000. But this season, the Bronco offense led by new quarterback Joe Southwick has struggled. As the No. 24 Broncos prepare for New Mexico on Saturday, Petersen says coaches will look to simplify the playbook and devote more practice time to red zone efficiency.
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Stanislas Wawrinka ran into a spot of bother but stayed on track for the ATP World Tour finals by seeing off Spain's Feliciano Lopez 6-3 3-6 6-3 in the second round of the Paris Masters on Wednesday.The seventh-seeded Swiss, looking to qualify for the season-ending event for the first time, started the week in eighth place in the ATP Race to London.Three tickets remain up for grabs, with Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, David Ferrer, Juan Martin del Potro and Tomas Berdych having already qualified.World number four Andy Murray of Britain has pulled out because of back surgery.Wawrinka's victory means that Spaniard Nicolas Almagro is ruled out of the race.The Swiss served 19 aces and prevailed in under two hours at Bercy, recovering quickly after a dip in concentration cost the 28-year-old the loss of the second set.His compatriot Roger Federer will qualify for next week's finals at the O2 Arena in London if the 17-times grand slam champion beats South African Kevin Anderson in the second round. World number one Nadal starts his Paris campaign with a second-round match against fellow Spaniard Marcel Granollers later on Wednesday.
Paris Masters Results: Round two
Juan Martin Del Potro (Argentina) beat Marin Cilic (Croatia) 6-4 7-6(3) Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland) beat Feliciano Lopez (Spain) 6-3 3-6 6-3 Gilles Simon (France) beat Nicolas Mahut (France) 6-4 6-7(5) 7-6(3) Nicolas Almagro (Spain) beat Ivan Dodig (Croatia) 6-4 6-3 John Isner (U.S.) beat Michal Przysiezny (Poland) 7-6(3) 4-6 6-3 David Ferrer (Spain) beat Lukas Rosol (Czech Republic) 6-0 2-6 6-3
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While there were no problems for Spaniards Rafa Nadal and Tommy Robredo, Swiss Roger Federer fails to make quarters.
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LBO skills and equipment are applied on specific projects for the repair of risers using a cofferdam solution.
The LBO cofferdam concept was first used in 2002 on the Heidrun platform in the Norwegian Sea. Since each project may require different specifications, the equipment is custom made to suit the needs of each specific project. LBO offshore supervisors make site inspection visits to assess and evaluate requirements, while the LBO engineering team prepares 3D CAD models and scans of the relevant installation structure. The repair work can be executed while the riser is in operation, thus maintaining production.
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Analyst are saying flu shots may be down compared to last year due to the H1N1 scare. But from what I'm seeing, flu shots are selling double digits daily and October stats are really, I mean really picking up. In addition, it is now covered by the states medicaid plan which was not last year. They (analyst) did not seem to factor into the earnings the other vaccines that are also in high demand. I have seen double digit demands for the Tdap vaccine as well as since now the pneumovax is recommended for anyone 65 and over, it is covered by medicare and lots of seniors are getting it. Rx scripts has increased about 15% per store just from vaccines alone. Now multiply that by how many stores? I am predicting a surprise in december earnings alone with increase in front end sales from X-mas. Cha-ching...!!!
The BIG surprise is that you don't have a understanding about the Pharmacy business, medical services or income statements.I am happy for you, that u are seeing a increase in this short term business, the question you should ask yourself, is what long term maintenance medication growth you are seeing..and what NEW PAYOR contracts your company is winning ..Good luck with your Flu Shots..
If you read my statement, I simply said that WAG is likely to beat expectations this quarter compared to last year. I did not say WAG is the bomb and will outperform the industry or the market. And to answer you, yes, Walgreens did have a new payor for flu shots this year, couple of private insurance, and state medicaid which was absent last year. Also, last year, I don't remember Walgreens offering any pneumovax and it is also now covered by medicare. I'm simply saying they are offering much more shots and a variety of them and the profit margins are big, likely to boost revenues coming this quarter compared to last. Chill.


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Malibu CafeRead MoreStop by Malibu Cafe in Malibu for a quick and tasty bite to eat. Got kids? No problem at Malibu Cafe! The restaurant is a fantastic spot for families to dine together. For some fresh air during the non-winter months, dine outside on Malibu Cafe's patio. Getting your food to go is also an option. With a host of nearby parking options, many choose to drive to dinner.327 Latigo Canyon RdMalibu, CA US
Wood Ranch Bar B QueRead MoreChow down on ribs, slaw and more at Wood Ranch Bar B Que, a down-home barbecue joint in Agoura Hills. You won't find any low-fat fare here, though, so leave some room to indulge. Unwind with a glass of wine or cocktail with your meal — Wood Ranch Bar B Que has a wonderful selection of drinks to accompany your dinner. Eat out with the little ones at Wood Ranch Bar B Que, and don't waste time scurrying for a sitter. Score quick and easy seating for your large group at Wood Ranch Bar B Que. Don't get stuck waiting for a table — the restaurant accepts reservations. Put the suit away when heading to Wood Ranch Bar B Que — dress is casual, as are the vibes. Catering makes it easier to organize any event, and Wood Ranch Bar B Que will ensure that it is delicious. If time is of the essence, Wood Ranch Bar B Que's take-out option may be a better fit. For no extra charge, diners can park in the connecting lot. Prices are affordable, with a typical meal running under $30. Morning, noon, or night, you can head on over to Wood Ranch Bar B Que since they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.5050 Cornell RdAgoura Hills, CA US
Wharo Korean BBQRead MoreMijin Namgoong couldn't shake the feeling that something was missing from Westside Los Angeles. The diverse community had plenty to offer, but there wasn't a restaurant dedicated to the sort of healthful, contemporary, Seoul-style Korean cooking that Mijin and many of her friends enjoyed. She decided to remedy this situation by founding Wharo Korean BBQ in 2004. Thrillist took note of this approach and placed the restaurant on its list of The Westside's 9 Best Korean BBQ Spots. Family-Style Food In Korea, family-style meals are traditionally cooked in a large stone pot, around which family members gather and socialize as they eat. At Wharo Korean BBQ, Mijin strove to capture this communal spirit by equipping each table with a central grill that diners huddle around while cooking their own meals. Charcoal-stoked flames flicker beneath the surface of the grill, lending a smoky flavor to certified Angus rib eye steak, thin-sliced pork that marinated in a spicy miso sauce, or tuna seasoned with sesame oil, salt, and black pepper. What if You Don't Want to Grill Anything? Back in the kitchen, the chefs keep themselves busy preparing a wide assortment of traditional Korean dishes as well as slightly updated versions of familiar classics. This selection includes pan-fried, Korean-style pancakes with crabmeat, chives, or homemade kimchi as well as salads of sauteed tofu and organic baby greens tossed with sesame dressing. Additionally, Wharo Korean BBQ deviates from its roots a little bit by offering Japanese-style shabu shabu meals, which allow diners to cook their own meats and vegetables using heated pots of savory or spicy broth.4029 Lincoln BlvdMarina Del Rey, CA US
Chick n' RibsRead MoreChick n' Ribs in Santa Monica is a well-known restaurant, offering a laid-back atmosphere with terrific ribs. It's a popular spot for customers looking for outstanding food. There's not really a recommended attire, so feel free to dress comfortably. If you're looking for the perfect spot for a get-together between family or friends, it's been reviewed as a great local option for both big groups and families with kids. WiFi is available if you want to get some work done, and if you're in a hurry, you can call ahead and take advantage of the convenient take-out menu. Specializing in lunch, a trip to Chick n' Ribs is definitely worthwhile. In addition to valet, visitors have access to a garage and private lot nearby (or can park on the street).395 Santa Monica PlSanta Monica, CA US
Del Frisco's Grille of CalifRead MoreDel Frisco's Grille of Calif in Santa Monica is known for its tasty eats. You won't need to get a sitter before heading to Del Frisco's Grille of Calif — kids are more than welcome at this family-friendly establishment. Be sure to check out Del Frisco's Grille of Calif's outdoor seating when the climate is right. For no extra charge, utilize Del Frisco's Grille of Calif's free wifi. Short on time? Don't wait for a driver — pick it up yourself. Del Frisco's Grille of Calif is located near endless parking options, allowing diners to find quick and easy parking.1551 Ocean AvenueSanta Monica, CA US
Stonefire Grill 5Read MoreWine and dine at Stonefire Grill 5 in Chatsworth. If slimming down is on the agenda, note that the food here is anything but low in fat. Round out your meal with a little tipple — Stonefire Grill 5 has a terrific drink list, including beer, wine, and more. With its kid-friendly vibe, Stonefire Grill 5 is a great spot for families to chow down. Warm weather brings out Stonefire Grill 5's highly coveted patio seating. Reserve a table ahead of time and avoid the lines. Good luck spotting a suit and tie at Stonefire Grill 5 — casually-dressed diners are the norm here. If you need to get somewhere fast, the restaurant also serves up grub to go. Catering makes it easier to organize any event, and Stonefire Grill 5 will ensure that it is delicious. Complimentary parking is provided in the lot next to Stonefire Grill 5. If you go out for a nice meal, it doesn't need to cost $100, come treat yourself at Stonefire Grill 5.9229 Winnetka AveChatsworth, CA US


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I think we win out the rest of the season. You have no reason to NOT trust this coaching staff to have the team ready.
Against the Steelers, there is now way we lose this game especially at home. The Ravens game was a set-up to lose because of the short week and short preparation time. We have a week to prepare for the Steelers. If we don't beat the Steelers at home, we could possibly lose momentum at home for our first home game. I hope our offense can turn it up a bit these last 4 games. I know we have the #1 rush defense in the league but if we can get our offense to compliment scores with defensive stops, we will be unstoppable.


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"We have taken our eye off the ball," said Bennett. "Enforcement is critical: old fashioned in concept but needing increasingly advanced methods to challenge the ever-more sophisticated methods of smuggling. When enforcement is thorough, and with sufficient resources and personnel, it works."
On a larger scale, Bennett says that law enforcement agencies need to look at wildlife smuggling as a serious crime and its enforcement as part of their job. Encouragingly, Bennett points to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Asia, which has recently listed wildlife crime as one of their core focuses, and the potentially powerful International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime was signed into effect.
"Unless we start taking wildlife crime seriously and allocating the commitment of resources appropriate to tackling sophisticated, well-funded, globally-linked criminal operations, population of some of the most beloved but economically prized, charismatic species will continue to wink out across their range, and, appallingly, altogether."
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Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher signed a new contract worth more than $4 million per season.
The total worth of the contract is $21.75 million including incentives and it runs through January 2019.
"We are extremely pleased with the direction of our program and believe that this new contract will assure that Coach Fisher is in place to lead the Seminoles for a long time to come," said athletic director Stan Wilcox in a statement. "Coach Fisher enjoys the full support of the leadership of the university and we look forward to the continued success of our football program on the field and in the classroom."
Fisher said this week that he would not address his contract status or any rumors connecting him to other jobs.
"I'm going to talk about our team, that's all I'm going to talk about. I ain't getting into all the rumors," he said.
Fisher was earning $2.75 million per season and was reportedly one of four coaches targeted to replace Mack Brown at the University of Texas. The buyout figure in his New Year's Eve deal was not immediately known, but it is expected to be prohibitive.
Fisher, 48, and No. 1 Florida State will play for the BCS national championship against Auburn on Jan. 6.
Texas targeted Alabama's Nick Saban, but the reigning national title winning coach signed a multi-year extension to remain in Tuscaloosa.
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PawllywoodRead MoreFrom tasty treats to stylish leashes, Pawllywood in Union has you covered when it comes to pet supplies. You will find a bunch of great items that your pet will love to play with including pet apparel and pet toys. Here you'll also find a wide variety of services to ensure your pet is healthy and happy, like healthcare. Make sure your pet has a comfortable place to call home. Check out Pawllywood's large selection of pet apparel and pet toys. This store has everything you need like carriers so you can keep your pet happy and healthy. Treat your pets to the best meal of their lives by stocking up on food and supplies here including bowls and other feeders. You'll be relieved to know that there's nearby parking available to Pawllywood. Stop by Pawllywood in Union today and leave with sweet pet supplies you can't find anywhere else.516 Chestnut StreetUnion, NJ US
Jim's Pet SalonRead MoreIf you just added a new pet to your family, you can find all of your basic pet supplies at Jim's Pet Salon in Bayonne. There's a wide variety of pet apparel and pet toys available to make sure your pet is snug and safe in its own home. They have all the quality supplies you need to keep your pets well-fed, such as bowls and other feeders. There are plenty of services available to ensure your pet's well-being, such as healthcare. Is that old pet toy getting a little worn? Pick up a brand new item that will keep your furry friend entertained for hours, such as pet apparel and pet toys. If you just added a new addition to your family, you can pick some basic pet supplies such as carriers here. When you park in one of the nearby options, you can keep your car safe during your visit. Before you adopt a pet of your own, you should have everything you need to make sure they're happy and healthy. So be sure to stop by Jim's Pet Salon.912 BroadwayBayonne, NJ US
Beastie Bestie Pet Care & Walking ServicesRead MoreBeastie Besties Dog Walking and Pet Care Services owner Tina Marie Mayo-McGovern cares for dogs and cats while owners are away. Her services range from 15- and 30-minute dog walks to home visits for cats that include playtime, serving fresh food and water, and scooping the litter box. Along the way, she documents for owners the time she spends with pets, taking photos, shooting video, and recording songbirds' classic doo-wop hits.93 W 57th StreetBayonne, NJ US
Er Dog Grooming ServiceRead MorePets are part of the family and Er Dog Grooming Service in Newark understands completely. There is a wide selection of pet supplies that allow you to give your pet the best of what it needs. Your pet deserves the best. Pick up some supplies, such as carriers, and other goodies to keep them healthy and happy. Is that old pet toy getting a little worn? Pick up a brand new item that will keep your furry friend entertained for hours, such as pet apparel and pet toys. A happy pet is a healthy pet! Check out the many health services offered at Er Dog Grooming Service, such as healthcare. You know how important it is to keep your pet well-fed and happy, so pick up some of their quality feeding supplies, like bowls and other feeders. Give your pet a comfy little abode of their own. You'll find Er Dog Grooming Service has an extensive selection of pet apparel and pet toys to choose from. Take advantage of the many nearby parking options and enjoy the quick trip to and from your car. You'll love the comfort afforded to your pets when you buy new bedding and other accessories from Er Dog Grooming Service in Newark.50 Delancey StreetNewark, NJ US
In n Out Self Serve Dog WashRead MoreMike Kelly had a sore back, not to mention torn-down shower curtains, a decimated bathroom, and clogged drains, all courtesy of his 160-pound newfoundland, Gordo. He decided to start a self-service dog-wash business, not simply for his own sake but for other sore, slobber-riddled dog owners as well. And so In n Out Self Serve Dog Wash was born. There, pet owners find a series of green-walled semiprivate stations that house walkup tubs for a variety of dog sizes, including a couple of extra-large sizes to accommodate massive pups or several small dogs that became stuck together after an ill-fated jelly-sandwich incident. Equipped with washing hoses and shampoos, dog owners can disrupt muddy paws and fur before rinsing and styling their pooch's pompadour with a high-velocity, no-heat blow dryer. Or they can seek out the help of the shop's professional grooming services, which include nail trimming, ear cleaning, and packages with breed-standard trims.300 North Ave.Garwood, NJ US
Let's PlayRead MoreMatt Caranante's journey to becoming a dog trainer started, oddly enough, with bed bugs. While working as a handler for a bed-bug-sniffing beagle, he realized how powerful the relationship between dog and owner could be. He went on to rescue another dog, this time an abused beagle from a high-kill shelter, and the reward he felt from rehabilitating his pet made his next step clear: He enrolled in Animal Behavior College's dog-training certificate program and founded Let's Play! As a positive-reinforcement dog trainer, Matt brings out canines' best behavior by mixing work with fun activities that help channel their energy. He offers private, in-home sessions to disengage pups from remote controls, as well as group classes to work on basic obedience and manners. Matt also works on behavioral modification to solve common issues such as separation anxiety, dog aggression, and excessive barking.520 Jersey Ave Apt. 3Jersey City, New Jersey US


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Description: Le Robinet d'OrOnce a tap factory, originally built in the 1930s, le Robinet d'Or is now a unique design hotel and restaurant situated within the trendy Saint Martin Canal area of Paris, close to the Gare du Nord and Gare du Est train stations.
This intriguing boutique hotel has retained its industrial origins with exposed brickwork and antique wooden floors combined with contemporary zinc details. The Robinet d'Or Hotel also has a striking interior garden wall that creates a particularly distinctive atmosphere.
The mouthwatering menu at le Robinet d'Or restaurant includes salads, fish and meat dishes, all served using only the finest seasonal produce. Guests may even request picnics, for relaxing strolls along the banks of the Saint Martin Canal.
Description des chambres: Le Robinet d'OrDecorated in an idiosyncratic English style with colourful print wallpapers and distinctive antique furniture, the rooms at le Robinet d'Or Hotel are available in a number of sizes and configurations.
This room has a double bed or 2 single beds, a bathroom with a rain shower and a separate toilet for some of the rooms. There is one Classic room on the ground floor. 1 to 2 persons, 20 sq m.
This room has a double bed or 2 single beds and a sofa bed. The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate toilet. This room is quite large, perfect for a business trip, a romantic stay and is also convenient for families. 1 to 4 persons, 25 sq m.
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A real gem with an area of 50 sq m, with all moder comforts. Beside the courtyard, a large lounge equipped with an iMac welcomes guests for a serene, relaxing stay. It can be used as a meeting room for a maximum of 6 people with its large desk, flip-chart and projection screen. It can also be arranged for a family of 5 persons, or for romantic couples looking for space.
All rooms feature: Bathrobes; (Suites); Free Wi-Fi accessible in the entire hotel; Flat-screen TV with satellite channels; Telephone with answering machine; Heated towel rail; Hair dryer; Laptop-size safe; Welcome basket; Mineral water; Computers and tablets available upon request; Internet point available at reception; Ecolabel welcome products.
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Airport transfers are available upon request when booking, and follow the tariffs of the service provider.
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Nombre de chambres: 21
Catégorie officielle: 3 Stars.
Année d' inauguration ou dernière rénovation: 1930s/continuous.
Dates de fermeture de l'hôtel: Open all year.
Langues: French, English.Zone fumeurs: Non-smoking property.
Cartes de crédit acceptées: All major credit cards.
Jours de fermeture du restaurant: Breakfast served from 7am. to 11am. Restaurant open from 11:00am. to 12:00am.
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There are no winners and losers, but there are rare moments when ties in soccer can be either exhilarating or agonizing.
East Union High's girls golfers were fans of crosstown rival Sierra on Monday.
The Sierra High boys soccer team is back on top of the Valley Oak League standings, but not before host Weston Ranch put a scare into the Timberwolves Monday.
RIPON - The Knights methodically took care of business Thursday against visiting Delhi.
Weston Ranch's volleyball team made things easier on itself this time around.
It didn't matter that the Delhi Hawks had three times as many shots on goal as Ripon Christian did heading into the half on Thursday afternoon.
At the end, allof the attention was on the final doubles match that decided whether it would be host Sonora or East Union that walked away with a tennis victory.
It wasn't about revenge.
And Ripon High takes the lead.
Sonora is one of those bubble teams that worry the Valley Oak League's contenders.
The East Union High girls golf team stayed in a three-way tie atop the Valley Oak League standings by beating Sierra Wednesday at the Manteca Park Golf Course.
In need of a confidence boost, Ripon High's volleyball team got just that in Wednesday's sweep of Hughson on the road.
It had been nearly five years since Manteca High's volleyball team had beaten intra-city rival Sierra.
The Ripon Christian boys soccer team posted a much-needed Southern League win over Turlock Christian on Tuesday.
The Weston Ranch High girls tennis team won its 20th straight match Tuesday, beating Oakdale in the battle for the top spot in the Valley Oak League, 6-3.
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Buoyed by the doubles players, East Union's girls tennis team came from behind to knock off visiting Sierra in the Valley Oak League opener ...
TRACY - Israel Olivares notched a hat trick for Tracy in the first half Tuesday and that was enough as the Bulldogs defeated Sierra 3-2 in ...
Central Catholic has once again established itself as the frontrunner in the Valley Oak League.
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Thirteen penalties, a few key drops from receivers, a second-half goose egg for the offense …
The East Union Lancers enjoyed a sweet Zero Week victory over Grace Davis.
RIPON - The Manteca High boys soccer team is off and running after Friday's 5-0 victory over Ripon at Stouffer Field.
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Industry officials are somewhat perplexed as to why Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee, sent a May 31 letter to Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro, urging the agency not to put broker-dealers under the exact same fiduciary standard that advisors are subject to under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
In his letter to Schapiro, Frank (left) said that while Section 913 of Dodd-Frank gives the SEC the authority to establish a new fiduciary standard of care for broker-dealers, "the requirement that the new standard be 'no less stringent' …was not intended to encourage the SEC to impose the Investment Advisers Act standard on broker-dealers, but to ensure the new standard would not be a 'watered down' version of the investment advisors' fiduciary standard." Frank went on to say that if Congress intended the SEC "to simply copy" the Investment Adviser Act standard for brokers, it would have repealed the broker-dealer exemption.
The new fiduciary standard contemplated by Congress, Frank wrote, "is intended to recognize and appropriately adapt to differences between broker-dealers and registered investment advisors."
Barbara Roper, director of investor protection for the Consumer Federation of America (CFA), said in an email to AdvisorOne that she's "not sure what Congressman Frank was trying to achieve" with his letter to Schapiro.
The SEC's study under Section 913 of Dodd-Frank, Roper said in her email, "made absolutely clear that the agency has every intention of pursuing an
approach that retains the ability of brokers to offer transaction-based advice compensated through commissions and to sell both proprietary products and from a limited menu of products."
"Moreover, [the SEC] has delayed dealing with principal trading restrictions so that they can be addressed as part of the larger fiduciary rule in a way that preserves brokers' ability to conduct such trades. There is absolutely no reason to believe the SEC is going to diverge from that path, something I'm sure Congressman Frank is aware of."
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Chibi Pet Soy introduces you to the exciting and growing world of Chibi Pets, small creatures that live in another dimension between wireless spectrums. You adopt a Chibi Pet and raise it so that you can better understand their world and how they change. You can play games with them, take photos with them, and feed them, collect items and more!
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If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download Chibi Pet Soy for free from Apple Store. The application is designed for use in English language. It weighs in at only 94.2 MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 2.5.3 has been released on 2014-11-10. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
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William McKenzie McHarg was 27 when he enlisted in Wonthaggi on August 20th 1914 soon after war was declared. He was the teacher at Pound Creek and his parents lived in Korumburra. William was simply reported missing on May 1st. A court of enquiry held in 1917 declared that he was killed in action on April 25th.
Arthur Wildens aged 26 worked in the Meeniyan area. He was never seen again after April 25th.
Robert Brown was the son of Catherine Brown of Leongatha. He enlisted in Western Australia when he was 19 years and 10 months old. He was missing in action soon after the landing and was later determined to have been killed in action.
James Garrett aged 18 was killed on May 29th in the German Officers' Trench. He was born in Outtrim and his parents lived on McCartin's Rd Foster. He is on several honor rolls in the area.
Some other local men such as Joseph McIlwaine of Koonwarra and Roy McLean of Meeniyan died of wounds on hospital ships. John Joseph Sperling, also of Koonwarra died of enteric fever on Lemnos . Albert Chennery a young Englishman working for the Greys on Garvies Rd died of wounds in Malta.
Saddler Sargent Harris Goller saw the Gallipoli landing from a very different perspective. He remained on board a ship out at sea off the Gallipoli coast. His job was to mind the horses and he observed the battle that raged for four days from that position. The bombardment started at 4 am and the Turks then dropped bombs all around their ships so they had to move further away. Not being able to help those on shore was frustrating. The terrain was too rough for the horses to go ashore. Men had to move the artillery up the hills by hand. Eventually Harris had to be returned to Egypt. He later served in France, always with his beloved horses. Harris eventually returned from the war and in 1920 came to Leongatha to set up as a saddler with a wartime mate who came from here. He was a founding member of the Leongatha Sub branch of the RSL serving as Treasurer from 1922 until 1930.
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Ruby and Mary Carmichael were from Stony Creek. They attended the local school.
The girls had been nursing for three years when they passed the Royal Victorian Trained Nurses" examination in 1915. Ruby enlisted in the Australian Nursing Service on May 4 1917. Mary enlisted on June 5 of the same year. It was reported in the Great Southern Star that both young women were at a Euchre party and dance at the Dumbalk Hall on Friday June 8. 1917. Members of the community gathered to say farewell to the girls who were to leave the following Tuesday to take up their duties in Mesopotamia and then France. They embarked on the "Mooltan" on June 12 and disembarked in the Middle East on July 19. A German U boat sunk the "Mooltan" on July 26, so they were very lucky. By August 14th both were working in the British hospitals in Salonika Greece. The area was freezing cold in winter and burning hot in summer. There were flies, lice, ants, centipedes, scorpions and mosquitos to contend with. The Salonika Campaign was a little known campaign fought on the border of Greece and Turkey. The Australian nurses at Salonika were the only Australians to be involved in that campaign.
There are over 150 names on the Black Marble Honour Roll in the Memorial Hall Leongatha. These men died as a result of the war. There are familiar names Wightman, Bellingham, Beilby, Edney, McIlwaine, Matthies, Sperling. Locals Phil Bellingham and the late Jack Edney were named after their uncles who never returned. Our community played its part like rural communities all over Australia.
Some of the early enlistees from the area had familiar names also The Gywthers Llew and Leo, Horace Bair, Carl Due, Leslie Rump. Former High School woodwork teacher Bill Colvin was also on the first convoy he enlisted in his home town of Rutherglen Alan Robertson, had attended Leongatha State school. He survived all those terrible battles from 1915 only to lose his life on April 14 1918, so close to the end
One ship contained men going to England to join their old regiments, one of these was William Hyghgate from Mt Eccles. He was a Boer war veteran who went back to join his Royal Sussex Regiment and lost his life . He survived all that horror until September 24th 1918.
Over 500 men from the Shire of Woorayl enlisted for World War 1. Of these around 160 died in the war or as a result of it. The Society has managed to find photographs of 58 of these men. These photos have been mounted and placed in the hall way. The front room has an exhibition of memorabilia from the War. One special item is the Mother's Medal of Catherine Dicker. She has two stars on her medal indicating she lost two sons. Her boys Charlie Dicker and Jim Darling were killed in France. We also have the medals and plaque of Fred Bond of French Island. Another item is a sweet heart brooch which was given to Fred's sister.
At the recent meeting of the Gippsland Association of Affiliated Historical Societies (GAAHS) the Annual Gippsland History Awards are presented. This year three of our members were presented with an award for their personal contribution to our Society. Congratulations to Lola Bailey, Pat Spinks and Ian Lester. Ian's award also included his contribution to Coal Creek Park. The other recipients were Roslyn Carstairs (Boolarra), Lloyd Wicks (Yinnar), Rob Waycott (Mirboo and District), Louise Hill Coleman (Heyfield), Margery Missen, (Yarram), Lindsay Peddle(Yarram) and Colin Silcock (Warragul). John Adams was not present but he will receive and award for his wonderful contribution to the recording of Gippsland History. The awards were presented by Cr Bob Newton who is Korumburra Society's President.
The February 2015 newsletter can be found on the newsletter archive page.
Saturday November 1st was the 100th anniversary of the departure of the first Anzac convoy from Albany. On the transports were some young men from Leongatha and district. They were :-
Alan Roberson was later killed in action in April 1918. Also on board the HMTS Benella was former Leongatha High School woodwork teacher Bill Colvin who enlisted in his hometown of Rutherglen. He survived Gallipoli but sadly lost his life at Pozieres in August 1916.
We have started having the photographs of those men killed in World War l printed and framed and some will be ready for Australia Day.
Ian Lester has taken photos of the shops, businesses and facilities located in the Leongatha town centre area. We are seeking information from the public on what each site has been used for overtime. The photos are being placed on our Facebook page and we are obtaining some interesting information. We are also seeking photograph of the sites from the past.
The Society celebrated its 50th anniversary on October 12th. We were fortunate to have, amongst those present, our founding President John Murphy and all other past presidents who are still living.
John Murphy spoke about the history of the Society and some history of the Mechanics' Institute. Wal Cayzer moved vote of thanks to John and said we are indeed very lucky to have John In our community.
Margaret Stokes presented secretary Lyn Skillern with a Life Membership of the Society. Lyn was very surprised and very honoured.
This year Australia commemorates 100 years since the landing of the Australian troops at Anzac Cove on April 25th 1915. The Society gained a grant to have photographs of the fallen from the former Woorayl Shire printed and mounted. These will form the main part of an exhibition to be set up for Anzac Day 2015. Lyn Skillern has been writing articles for local magazines, 3MFM radio and newspapers and these will appear in the newsletter or on this site in the future. Lyn will be the speaker at the Leongatha Anzac Day service . She is also writing the stories of the fallen who have their names on the Leongatha Memorial Hall Black Marble Honor Roll (the Woorayl Shire War Memorial) and these will be placed on this website when the stories are completed. There are over 150 stories to be told. The Society is still searching for photographs of those who lost their lives.


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TravelPod Member ReviewsArbor Inn And Suites Lubbock
We had high hopes for this place - it looked great on the internet. The front desk person and the manager were very helpful - I had screwed up the date, so they worked it out. A large suite, clean, but probably needs a "sprucing up" to compete with the chain suite hotels surrounding it. The internet was awful. Very slow, and the desk said "nothing wrong with hers". Not bad, but nothing special either.
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Great hotel for little $$$
After reading all the positive reviews of Arbor Inn and Suites, my husband and I decided to stay there, since we were in town for a funeral.
Everything you read in the previous reviews is correct----the rooms are large, the staff is very friendly, and the place is spotless.
Decent continental breakfast selection (w/ those Texas-shaped waffles!) and tasty happy hour food.
It was a little tricky to get to, due to construction on the Marsha Sharp Freeway.
I would agree w/ the person who wrote in about the fact that the walls are very thin. They seem to be just drywall w/ no insulation. Unfortunately for us, the person above us seemed to be practicing marching band routines until about midnight. I should have remembered the advice to book a room on the top floor!
For the price, it was the best deal going. I would highly recommend it for business travelers or anyone on a budget--just get a room on the top floor. We would stay here again.
Home Away From Home
Our All Star Baseball Team (El Paso) and their families stayed at the Arbor Inn & Suites. We enjoyed the spacious rooms which were extremely clean and well decorated. The pool is gorgeous and was so much fun for the boys and their parents. The staff was courteous and helpful going above and beyond. A nice breakfast too. It is the best hotel for the price in Lubbock bar none.
Exceptional Value and Staff
The best hotel I've stayed in of last 30 hotels visited. A terrific value. Make reservations early as this is a popular hotel. Room was very large and comfortable. On the evening we stayed, staff put on nice cook-out meal. Free beer and wine from 5-7 pm. Outstanding to relax by gorgeously landscaped pool. The only knock I have are the super turbo compression toilets - a bit like a small water cannon going off. Would recommend top floor to avoid flushing noise below.
Great experience
The Arbor Inn & Suites met all of our criteria for a great hotel experience . The Arbor was very clean and quiet with very large rooms, good breakfast, helpful staff.
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I have now discovered a wonderful place to stay while conducting business in Lubbock. I have found that the Arbor Inn & Suites is above average in cleanliness, amenities, convenience in location, roominess, quietness, aesthetics, and personalism. I travel to Lubbock 2 to 3 times a month and the Arbor Inn meets & surpasses all my business and personal needs. This is a great place for families too, with a beautiful outside pool area. The breakfast choice is limited but who cares with everything else this hotel & manager/owner has to offer.
Beautiful property excellent staff
I am setting in the living room of our suite writing this review as we speak using the free highspeed internet that is available wirelessly throughout the hotel. The property is brand new and the rooms are impeccable. Very nicely furnished, Thomasville furniture with brushed nickle fixtures, wrought iron lamp stands, granite counter tops, two 25"-27" TVs with DVD players, large shower, tile floors, free highspeed internet (wireless and hard wire LAN connection), and an independent digital thermostat for the room. The suite has a full kitchen with fullsized refrigerator, microwave, range, etc. The hotel has a conference room and a workout room.
The pool is closed but it is a beautiful outdoor pool with waterfall and plenty of tables and chairs around.
Breakfast was wonderful. A large fair of fruit, cereal, bagels, juice, yogurt, biscuits and gravy, and my personal favorite Belgium waffles you make yourself that come out of the griddle in the shape of Texas!!!!!
The staff is extremely courteous and helpful.
I would definitely recommend this hotel to everyone, wish we could have brought the kids!
Great place to stay while in Lubbock
Stayed four nights while in Lubbock. The room was a standard room but very nice. (2) beds, refrigerator, micro-wave, high speed internet, wondeful bath area. Very clean, new hotel ----- great service. They have a washer and dryer on each floor for guest use. It was wonderful (much above average) and I highly recommend it.
Loved it in Lubbock
We stayed a week in Oct '05 at this fantastic new suites hotel in SW Lubbock. We found the owner and each of his staff to be very friendly and accomodating. We had a one bedroom suite, which was very roomy and nicely appointed with DVD players, granite counters and Bath and Body Works soaps & shampoos. Our balcony had a lovely view of the beautifully landscaped pool area. The breakfast offered cream cheese and yogurt for those that need protein, but we hardboiled eggs in our room too. They serve Texas shaped belgian waffles, yummy. The business center offered high speed access when our antiquated computer didn't work in our room. We enjoyed the hot tub in the evenings. Great place to stay. Everything is done top notch.
Wonderful kid friendly hotel
Brand new hotel. Easily the nicest "suite hotel" I have ever seen. The room had a king bed in a separate room with a huge bathroom. The living area had a fold out couch and a bar sitting area around the kitchen (nice eating area for the kids). The kitchen had a full size fridge, dishwasher, small range, and large microwave. Bathroom and kitchen had granite countertops, and each room had a large tv with its own DVD player. Free laundry facilities down the hall. The outdoor pool has a graduated entry (from zero depth to about three feet) and several fountains and water falls. My kids loved it -- very family friendly.
Great, newer hotel in Lubbock
We stayed at the Arbor Inn and Suites on 2 separate occasions in June of 2005. Although current construction in this area of Lubbock makes access difficult, it won't be long before this problem is resolved. The rooms with 2 queen beds are very large with closet, frig, microwave, TV in cabinet, vanity area outside the bathroom, desk and couch with pull out sofa. Our family of four slept very comfortably thanks to central a/c controlled with an electronic thermostat. The pool was nice but the hot tub was cold, likely due to several small children going from pool to hot tub and back frequently. The continental breakfast was filled with coffee, juices, bagels, muffins, bread for toasting, cereal, oatmeal, fresh fruit and waffles. The staff was very courteous and friendly. The only problem we encountered was an elevator that was quite slow, even to the point of giving the feeling that it might not open or reach the desired floor. Overall our stay was very enjoyable and we plan to stay there again in the future.
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