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Paul Deacon has a small scar under his right eye, two plates and several metal pins inside his mouth, and is thoroughly sick of discussing the horrific facial injuries he suffered in last autumn's Tri-Nations series, when a high tackle from New Zealand's Nigel Vagana fractured his upper palate and burst so many blood vessels that Great Britain's team doctor compared his condition to that of a car-crash victim and initially feared for his life.
A far more pressing concern for the Bradford scrum-half is a tweaked hamstring, which is likely to prevent him playing in a friendly against Hull Kingston Rovers on Friday night - and will mean that the first real test of his rebuilt jaw, and more pertinently his confidence in it, will come in next Friday's World Club Challenge against Wests Tigers, at the same Galpharm Stadium where he was felled by Vagana 11 weeks ago.
"Sod's law, isn't it?" Deacon says of the coincidence. "It's only a piece of grass, and as far as my confidence goes I can't see it affecting me at all.Obviously I've not played with it yet, but I won't be going into that first game thinking, 'Is my jaw going to be OK?' The surgeon did a great job, and when he gave me the all-clear he said it's as strong now as it was before I did it.
"It's a bit numb and tingly on the side of my nose but it causes me no problems whatsoever. It's all done and forgotten now - it feels like years ago since I did it."
It took the 26-year-old a single training session to erase any lingering doubts. "Funnily enough the first session back we were doing some tackling technique on the bags. I'd done about three or four and one of the young lads said, 'Are you all right doing this with your face?' I'd already forgotten about it - it hadn't even crossed my mind. I was getting a few knocks on it and it wasn't bothering me at all, which gave me a lot of confidence. At the end of the day it was only a broken bone.
"It's an occupational hazard, isn't it? If you play rugby league you're going to get clouted every now and then. I've lost count of the number of stitches I've had, I've been knocked out once or twice, and I missed the last time we played in a World Club Challenge, against Penrith a couple of years ago, after having my retina partly detached in a practice match - that was a bit hairy, because when I saw the specialist he said if you don't have an operation you might go blind."
Brian Noble, Deacon's Bradford and Great Britain coach, confirmed that he would have "no hesitation" about throwing the Wiganer straight back into the fray. "It's a tough old game that we play, and I'm amazed by the toughness and stoicism of these blokes. Whilst injuries are disappointing for them, they generally can't wait to get back out there, and Deacs is the same now.
"For all the attention there was because it was such a scary incident, I think he feels it was much ado about nothing. He'll be fine, because he's a tough, fit kid."
Deacon also maintains his admirable refusal to hold a grudge against Vagana, perhaps partly because the Kiwi stand-off's elder cousin Joe is a member of the Bulls pack. Vagana was suspended for a single match, meaning that while Deacon's face was mending the New Zealander missed only a low-key Test in France and was able to play in the Tri-Nations final - although he broke his leg in the first half of New Zealand's shock win against Australia and joined the celebrations on crutches.
"I haven't commented on the ban and I still won't," adds a player previously marketed by Bradford, thanks to his combination of long eyelashes and goalkicking accuracy, as the Baby-Faced Assassin - that could change to Scar-Faced Victim this year. "All I'll say is you see tackles worse than that probably every week, and they don't do any damage. If he'd have just burst my nose then nobody would have made any comment about it. It was just unlucky where he caught me."
Once he was assured of a full recovery, the hardest thing for Deacon to take was the knowledge that he had been having the best match of his stop-start international career until Vagana's intervention, and was well on the way to establishing himself as Britain's first-choice scrum-half. Now he has to earn that position all over again, in the process disproving the doubters who believe that such a sickening injury must leave some psychological legacy. Hamstring permitting, that battle starts next Friday.


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This paper considers the second-best policy problem that arises when auto travel is priced below its marginal cost and there is a substitute mass transit mode. We analyze the problem by combining a model of a rail line based on Kraus and Yoshida (JUE (2002)) with the highway bottleneck model. The model involves a transit authority which optimizes, in addition to the fare, two dimensions of transit capacity. These are (1) the number of train units serving the route and (2) the capacity of an individual train unit. Under a very weak condition, second-best optimality involves expanding both dimensions of transit capacity. The larger of the effects is on train size.
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A charming and spacious first floor apartment graced with high ceilings in a bourgeois building in the centre of Golfe Juan. The apartment offers 50 square metres of superb holiday living in the beautiful village of Golfe Juan, close to the buzz and glamour of Cannes and the picture postcard perfect Antibes.
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This is a flat owned by a brother and sister in the UK who are at University, it is there first investment together, it is managed by Mum and it has been beautifully done out to high standards full of charm and a home for life to enjoy.
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Central Golf Juan Apartment
The apartment is ideally situated for trains and buses. Ideal for the 250 Express bus from and to Nice Airport. The apartment is bright, very clean and such a comfortable bed. Also the WIFI is very fast. We had a lovely two weeks holiday there.
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Very good location, close to local shops, nice bulangerie`Hugo`, close to the beach.
Convinient if you have a car as plenty of space in a near parking ,for free!
excellent apartment
We could not fault the apartment it was clean and well located would re book with out doubt
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A perfect stay to recharge our batteries
This beautiful little apartment is perfectly situated to enjoy the south of France ,we liked the fact that it is not part of a huge complex,has its own secure entrance and was so very well equipped with everything possible to,make ones stay easy.
Close to the beach and marina and to all the delightful boulangeries ( the only danger we encountered) this is perfect in every way. Sue,the owner made all the arrangements for our stay so simple and everything functioned so perfectly After just a few days ,we seem to be known by the locals who are friendly and welcoming .We will be back again for sure
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Amazing stay in a love flat
Lovely, sunny, clean immaculate flat in the town, really quiet super sleepy no noise at all. Very comfortable new bed and everything was close by, restaurants, beach and was great having satellite television for when I wasn't out and about, would definitely stay again. Fabulous holiday!
From the Owner
"The children are born in France and grew up in this area so it has very fond memories of Dad who was a Super Yacht Captain on the Riviera, so we are a Yachtie family."
Activity and Interests
Our gorgeous apartment is situated in the beach location town of Golfe Juan on the French Riviera, close to designer shops and night life of Juan Les Pins which is about 10 minutes away or visit the historical town of Antibes with the Picasso Museum.
Cannes is also local to us and is short bus ride from the flat or by local train approx. 15 minutes away, very easy access to everywhere that you could want to see as we are directly in the middle on the Coast but also enjoy the traditional French Village full of charm in Golfe Juan. A train ride along the Coast can take you to Nice, Monaco or across the border into Italy is all possible in one day out. Plenty to see and do or just enjoy the Super Yacht Marina of Golfe Juan and local beaches and superb waterfront restaurants.
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16 Sep 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
17 Dec 2016 - 23 Dec 2016
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
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24 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £30 per night, per additional guest
9 Jan 2017 - 16 Mar 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £30 per night, per additional guest
Late Spring
17 Mar 2017 - 16 Jun 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £35 per night, per additional guest
17 Jun 2017 - 15 Sep 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £35 per night, per additional guest
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|Refundable Damage Deposit
We require a £150 deposit against any damages this is returned on leaving the flat within 7-10 days minus any damage charges and £50 for cleaning and laundry week 1 ( extra sheets and linen for week 2 must be paid to Jean directly ) .Our meet and greet agent will come to the flat for keys etc on the morning of departure. We offer short 4 day breaks for those of you who want to escape for long weekend in the South of France , look forward to hearing from you and thank you for choosing us you will not be disappointed we are very particular on all attention to detail and cleaning.
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From the Owner
"Our one Bedroom spacious 50 Luxury apartment close to the beach in Golfe Juan Perfect for a romantic stay in the stunning, sun drenched South of France. A charming and spacious first floor apartment graced with high ceilings in a bourgeois building in the center of Golfe Juan. The apartment offers 50 square meters of superb holiday space to relax in.Our gorgeous apartment is in a beautiful position on the French Riviera and ticks all the right boxes for a holiday in the sun,having spent 20 years in the region we knew that it was a perfect location for a home.The flat is not overlooked and feels very private with only one neighbour in a charming bourgeois French Building that is secured by an outside entry gate and intercom and a secure front door, situated on the first floor with a short flight of wide steps it is very accommodating. The master bedroom has brand new Hotel zip and link bed for travelers that prefer to split the king sized bed into 2 large singles. Transport links are easy and the air conditioned coach No 250 from outside Nice Airport drops you at our front door in Golfe Juan in 20 minutes all for 15 Euros return. Our flat has the benefits of being central for all your needs with a super port on the front graced with French restaurants. However if you want to party in Cannes or designer shop then Juan Les Pins is only ten minutes away. Antibes is 15 minutes down the coast with its historical town and plenty to do including its busy market days three times a week ,transport links are excellent to get around. The beach is a 5 minute walk away and you have the choice of private beaches as well. The next village further inland is Vallauris a bus ride away full of traditional artisan creators for those who enjoy paintings and Art. Golfe Juan also holds its Friday market downstairs which is also full of local produce and clothes. The apartment is all double glazed so for those wanting good quality sleep we have that to offer, very important on holiday"
Property Type
- apartment
- Away From It All
- Romantic
- Air Conditioning ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating ...
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher ...
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster ...
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Television ...
- non smoking only ...
- pets not allowed ...
Location Type
- beach
- near the sea
- resort
- town
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- marina
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
- water parks
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- gambling casinos
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- roller blading
- sailing
- diving
- snorkelling
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
Floor Area
- 50 m²
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- Brand new shower- bathroom, good shower, enclosed cabin with enough room to wash your hair not cramped. Toilet and extractor fan, bathroom is separate up a small flight of 3 stairs so very private.
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 3
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed, 2 Single Bed, Hotel Zip and Link King sized bed or as 2 singles
- Good sized double bedroom with hanging rail for clothes and drawers and storage , brand new Hotel Zip and Link bed which can be used as 2 x singles or 1 large King sized bed. Sofa bed brand new in living room. ( please inquire for 3 people )
- Balcony ...
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 3, 1977
|Filing date
|Jun 11, 1975
|Priority date
|Jun 13, 1974
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Gunter Ahrens, Hans Hermann Hesse, Gunter Beierfuss, Erich Wagner
|Original Assignee
|Kabel-Und Metallwerke Gutenhoffnungshutte Aktiengesellschaft
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|Patent Citations (16), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (34), Classifications (26)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to a clamp particularly of the type by means of which waveguides are connected, held and fastened to support structures such as transmitter towers or the like.
In order to fasten cable of different diameter to support structure, clamps are used having a lower portion which is fastened to the support structure and an upper portion which is fastened to the lower portion while the cable is held inbetween. The two portions are of complementary contour to receive and hold the cable accordingly.
This type of clamp has been used quite successfully for fastening and holding cable with a yielding insulation jacket. The respective legs of these clamp parts each extending laterally from the contoured portion, are spaced apart by a distance which depends on the diameter of the cable (prior to tightening). For large cable that distance is for example 4 mm. Upon insertion of tightening bolts or the like these legs of the two clamp parts are forced towards each other until abutting while the cable jacket undergoes some deformation on account of the clamping action. This particular deformation is actually part of the interaction between clamp and cable and contributes to the holding and clamping thereof.
It is readily apparent, that waveguides cannot be fastened and held in that manner, because one cannot squeeze them in the stated fashion. The waveguide duct proper does have a jacket, but a deformation is likely to be transmitted to the tube, and squeezing of this waveguide duct would result in a local protrusion which causes reflection of transmitted wave energy. Thus, such a deformation must be prevented, but the waveguide must still be fastened where installed. By way of example, such a waveguide cable must be mounted to the tower of a transmitting antenna or the like. A waveguide is required here to run up for several or many hundred feet, but must be firmly held e.g. against wind etc.
One has to consider also, that the fastening of a waveguide and installing it on such a tower must be a simple procedure which does not require extensive manipulations by the work-man. For example, the probability that nuts, bolts or the like are accidentally dropped from great heights should be avoided because of possible injury to people and other damages.
It is an object of the present invention to provide for a new and improved clamp which is suitable for holding waveguides without requiring deformation of the jacket thereof for holding action.
It is another object of the present invention to provide for a two part clamp of which one part can be prepared to establish a subassembly so that the other part can be fastened thereto in an extremely simple manner. Conceivably, the one part should even be mounted earlier to the frame or other support structure.
In accordance with the preferred embodiment of the invention, a two member clamp is suggested in which a first, relatively rigid clamp member is of semicylindrical contour and has on one (azimuthal) end an outwardly extending flat arm and means for fastening are provided at the other, diagonally opposite end; these means for fastening may be another flat arm or an releasible hinge element; the first clamp member being additionally constructed for engagement with a flat supporting surface. The second clamp part has contour to complement the first one for abutment around a (cylindrical) cable or waveguide. Its contoured portion is divided into two curved segments being made stiff individually, and a flexible, outwardly bulging, corrugation like connection for the two segments extending in the axis of the cylindrical contours integrally and flexibly joins these two segments. The second clamp member is also provided with one arm for spaced connection through bolting to the arm of the first mentioned clamp member; the other (azimuthal) end of the second clamp has a means cooperating with the means for fastening with the first clamp member. These cooperating means may be another arm for analogous bolting or a complementary hinge part.
The preferred construction includes additionally a depression in the first clamp member for engagement with the part to which the clamp is to be fastened. That depression is either centrally provided or closer to one of the ends. In the case of a central disposition and for two arms each on each clamp member, the arms of the first, rigid one are preferably continued in down facing flanges whose edges may be flush with the bottom of the depression, if provided, to obtain additional engagement with the support surface to which the first rigid clamp member is to be fastened. The bottom of the depression of the rigid clamp member should bear against the support frame or construction part in either case and regardless of its location, central or off center.
It can thus be seen that the clamp proper consists of parts one of which is stiff and rigid in its entirety while the second member has been made stiff in parts e.g. through corrugation indents in the transition zone to the respective arm or arms and through flanging of the respective axial ends, and the flexibility of that second member is limited to the portions joining these stiffened portions and having outwardly bulging contour. Thus, all those portions of the clamp which will abut the cable or waveguide are rather stiff, and do not change curvature upon clamping while flexibility is established only by that outward channel like bulge of the second clamp member.
The clamp members are interconnected individually at the above mentioned ends with or without concuring fastening to the support structure, frame or part etc. In the latter case, the rigid clamp member is bolted through a bore in the depression. This will be particularly the case when the parts are hinged at one end and bolted at the other.
In the alternative, the interconnect bolting of the clamp members through threaded connection or clamping rods may combine the function of fastening the clamp (and particularly the rigid part) to a construction beam, flange, angle piece, flat bar etc. The clamping rods may carry hooks to grip under such construction part and the rigid clamp member is tightened thereto, bearing also against the construction part.
The clamping rods may alternatively be provided with shoes or other clamp pieces, held on the rods by nuts and being tightened against the construction parts. Different types of clamping rods can be used in conjunction with different types of construction parts to which the clamp is to be fastened, without having to change the construction of the clamp as such.
Utilization of straight clamping rods with additional clamping pieces and adaptors are particularly advantageous for reasons of simplicity. Decisive is that e.g. a nut may tighten the clamping piece against the support and construction part, so that the latter is sandwiched by that piece and the rigid clamp member which in turn is held in position by another nut.
Bols and nuts are used extensively in the various constructions to hold the clamp members together and fastening them to a support. Nuts can be used here also as spacers, and wherever nuts are threaded on a bolt and sandwich a clamp member portion between them, they provide mutual securing through counter action.
Whenever the rigid clamp member is bolted to a support through its depression, the ends of the members are usually interconnected without additional fastening to the support. If the depression is off center, the ends of the members are oriented obliquely which permits space saving and closer positioning of plural clamps for parallel running waveguides. Also, hinge connection on one side is of advantage here. Otherwise, and for a centrally located depression, one will use two separate bolts with heads for fastening the ends of the clamp members together.
The first, more rigid clamp member may be for example mounted to the construction part to which the clamp is to be connected as a whole, even before that construction part has been actually used and installed, while the second clamp member is fastened to the first one in a very simple fashion, after the waveguide on the other cable has been put into place.
The second clamp member and here particularly the flat arms on both ends are preferably provided with elongated slots, being narrow at one end to accomodate a bolt and being of wider contour at the other end to permit passage of a nut. These slots permit prethreading of all nuts on the bolts which will interconnect the clamp members so that upon completion of the clamp any handling of loose nuts is not necessary; merely final tightening of such nuts is needed for fastening the slipped-on second clamp member to the first one after the cable or waveguide has been placed inbetween.
The clamps permit staggering in that one is fastened by means of clamping bolts to another one. Since the clamping bolts are laterally displaced from the cavity that receives the cable or waveguide, they do not interfere with mounting one waveguide above another one in that fashion.
While the specification concludes with claims particularly pointing out and distinctly claiming the subject matter which is regarded as the invention, it is believed that the invention, the objects and features of the invention and further objects, features and advantages thereof will be better understood from the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a front view (in direction of a waveguide to be held) of a clamp as positioned in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a top view of the device of FIG. 1;
FIGS. 3 and 4 show the same clamp in side view (a portion only as to FIG. 4) but being fastened to different support and construction parts and in a different manner;
FIG. 6 is a side view of a staggered arrangement of such clamps;
FIG. 7 is a front view of a modified clamp, as another example of the preferred embodiment; and
FIGS. 8 and 9 are respectively side and top views of the clamp of FIG. 7.
Proceeding now to the detailed description of the drawings, the clamp shown in FIG. 1 is basically comprised of two numbers 1 and 8, complementing each other to receive a waveguide and holding it gently. The lower clamp member 1 has a cylindrically curved but semicylindrical portion 5 from which extend laterally two flat arms 2. Each of these arms has a bore 4. The flanges 3 extend at right angles from these arms and respectively down. As can be seen from the cross-section, member 1 is relatively thick and, therefore, quite rigid and inflexible. Its curved, inner contour matches the outer dimensions of a waveguide quite accurately.
The bottom of curved portion 5 is depressed by a circular flat bottom indentation 6 with a central bore 7. The downward facing edges of flanges 3 and the outer bottom of indentation 6 are situated in about the same plane.
The upper clamp member 8 has likewise horizontal arms 9, 9' and a circular or cylindrically curved portion. This semicylindrical portion is established by two curved segments 11, 11' each covering less than 90� and which are joined by an outwardly bulging, channel like or arch shaped part 12. These curved segments 11, 11' have likewise contour matching the contour of a waveguide. In the illustrated disposition, the contour of portions 5, 11 and 11' completes or outlines a circle and a waveguide of like diameter can be placed inbetween and held in position.
Indented crimps or corrugations 13 have been pressed into the transition from curved portions 11, 11' to the respective arms 9 and 9'. The (axial) edges of curved portions 11, 11' are flanged up at 14; these flanges face axially outwardly, so that each of the flat arms 9, 9' together with the respective curved segment 11, 11' constitute a stiffened unit, and these stiff units are flexibly interconnected by the corrugation like bulge 12. Thus, upon tightening each arm plus curved segment a unit of upper member 8 is not deformed, but any clamping deformation that occurs is taken up by the connecting corrugation or bulge 12.
Each of the arms 9, 9' has a round aperture 16 merging into an elongated slot 15. The size of aperture 16 is sufficient so that nuts such as 21, 22 can pass through. The transverse (horizontal) dimension of slot 15 is smaller than the outer dimension of such nut, but sufficient to receive and being passed through by the threaded shank portion 10 of a clamping rod 17.
FIGS. 1 and 2 show the clamping members 1, 8 fastened to an angle profile having a horizontal portion 20 and a vertical portion 19. The fastening is provided by these rods 17. As stated, each rod has a vertical shaft or shank portion 10 which is threaded. The rods each have a hook portion 18 that grips around the bottom edge of flange 19.
The arrangement is assembled as follows. The two fastening rods 17 are placed into the illustrated position. Next, clamp member 1 is positioned in that the two threaded shank portions 10 traverse the bores 4, and the edges of flanges 3 as well as the bottom of depression 6 is seated on flat flange 20. Next the nuts 21 are threaded onto the shanks 10 to tighten the member 1 against the flange 20 whereby the legs 3 now provide adequate support so that in turn fastening rods 17 are firmly positioned.
The subassembly as described thus far is assembled in that manner in preparation for installing a waveguide. As part of that preparation one may thread also nuts 22 onto the shanks, not in final position, but merely for safekeeping and storing. This particular subassembly may actually be completed at any time e.g. even prior to using the construction or support part 19, 20 in the construction e.g. of an antenna tower.
Whenever the construction has been completed, a waveguide is being laid into the cradle like portion 5 of positioned and fastened clamp member 1, and now member 8 is placed on top in that the openings 16 are to receive shanks 10 and pass nuts 22, whereupon member 8 is shifted laterally so that it rests on nuts 21, and shanks 10 traverse the end portion of openings 15. Nuts 22 are now tightened and thereby part 8 is tightened against the waveguide. The two nuts 21, 22 on each arm 9 or 9' sandwich the arms inbetween, and the two nuts are held safely in position against any loosening by counter action.
FIG. 3 illustrates the same pair of clamping elements 1, 8 but in side view (e.g. from the right in FIG. 1) and with a different clamping rod. That rod 28 is a straight, threaded bolt having at its lower end a clamping piece 32 which is held by a threaded nut 29 until clamp 32 abuts the lower edge of flange 19. The clamp member 1 is actually seated here between the additional nut 33 and the nut 21. The clamping piece 32 has a hook shaped portion to grip behind flange 19 whereby particularly rods 28, lower clamp member 1, clamping pieces 32 and the several nuts constitute a unit. This way, the lower clamp 1 is fastened to angle piece 19, 20. The upper member 8 is fastened to the lower member 1 as was described above.
FIG. 4 illustrates a modification but only as far as the structure is concerned to which the clamp is fastened. That structure is a flat rail 38 which is sandwiched inbetween the other side (as compared with its use in FIG. 3) of clamp 32 and the arms 3 of clamp member 1. The nut 29 tightens also here the clamp plus rod assembly to the support 38.
The two part clamp as shown in FIG. 5 is still the same as in the preceding Figures, but the interconnection and fastening differs. It is assumed that the clamp is to be fastened to a rail 27 of a support frame or the like, and that this rail has bores 26 which can receive bolts such as 23.
The lower clamp member 1 is fastened to rail 27 by means of that bolt 23, and nuts 24 hold the bottom of the depression 6 against that rail, whereby the bolt traverses the opening 7 of that depression 6 whose function is also to receive the upper nut without interference with the cable or waveguide to be inserted and held by the clamp.
The upper and lower clamp members 1 and 8 are held together here by individual bolts 25 with heads 25', spacer nut 21 and positioning nut 22. The bolts with nuts 21 are placed in position on member 1 prior to installing the part, the additional nut 22 can be temporarily stored on the respective fastened bolt 25. After the waveguide has been placed in the cradle 5 as defined by clamp member 1, the other member 8 is fastened thereto just as before by slipping opening 16 over loosened nuts 22, followed by lateral shifting of member 8 and tightening of nuts 21 around the respective ends of the two openings 15 on both arms. The nuts 21 and 22 of each pair hold each other by counter action.
This particular mode of fastening will be used for example when the support structure to which clamp member 1 is to be fastened has an angle. Flanges 3 may still bear against the support.
The assembly shown in FIG. 6 is the same as in FIG. 3 as far as the bottom portion is concerned in that a first clamp is fastened to angle piece 19, 20. A second clamp whose parts are identified by similar numbers with the letter-a-added, is now fastened to the flat legs 9, 9' of the first clamp by means of straight bolts or rods 36. One uses here a pair of second bores 34 in clamp member 1. These bores have no function in the single assembly of FIGS. 1 and 2 but are used in the staggered arrangement of FIG. 6 to receive the lower ends of rods 36, and nuts 35, 37 tighten the rods 36 to clamp member 1 around the openings 34. Since the wide portions 16 of the slots in member 8 are aligned with openings 34, member 8 does not interfere with this connection. Nuts 35 readily pass through these wide portions 16.
The two clamps have slightly off-set disposition in relation to the axes of the waveguides to be clamped and held. Particularly, however, the waveguides can be placed one on top of each other at a spacing that is essentially determined by the length of these clamping and fastening bolts 36.
It can readily be seen that the same basic clamp structure can be used in a variety of different ways for fastening whereby the differences are accomodated by different fastening rods and bolts.
In cases, however, several clamps have to be positioned on the support very close to each other. In this case, the dividing line or plane between the two clamp parts should be inclined by about 45� relative to the support plane rather than coplanar as shown in the various examples above. The modified clamp as shown in FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 has additionally the feature of hinging, rather than two sided bolting as used in the clamp of FIGS. 1 to 6.
The clamp shown in FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 has two clamping members 1' and 8', whereby part 1' is again made of relatively thick and strong metal strip and will not or hardly deform but holds its curved contour. The lower clamping member has a round depression 6' with a bore, and a cylinder bolt 23 with a head bolts member 1' to frame part or support 27'. Part 27' may also be a construction element of a tower for a transmitter antenna, and the connection here can also be understood as a preparatory subassembly.
The main portion of clamp member 1' is of cylindrical contour spanning about 180� and matching the outer contour of the waveguide to be inserted. The depression 6' is offset to the side, near one of the fastening ends 41. Member 1' has an outwardly crimped tongue 43 at one end, and flat, flange like arm 44 at the other end.
The upper clamp member 8' is made of thin, resiliently deformable metal strip, having two curved segments separated (but, of course, joined) by a trough or channel 12 of outwardly bulging corrugation like configuration. The member 8' has axial flanges for stiffening as well as indents or corrugations at the point where an arm 46 extends from the curved portion so that any resiliency that is effective is essentially provided by the flexible corrugation 12.
One end of clamp member 8' is continued to a straight, flat leg 45 having an aperture 45a through which grips tongue 43 and establishes therewith a releasible hinged connection serving as connection 41. The other end of clamp member 8' is provided with the flat arm 46 which extends parallelly to arm 44 of clamp member 1'. A bolt 47 with head interconnects the two arms 44 and 46 and spaces them. This connection is the second connection 42 of the two clamp members. Upon inserting bolt 47 and tightening, the bulge portion 12 provides for whatever resilient reaction is needed when a cable or waveguide is inserted, to hold and grip around that waveguide, with any resilient deformation taking place at bulging corrugation 12.
As can be seen best from FIG. 7, the lateral dimensions of the clamp are such, that the upper connection 42 is essentially situated above the (in the drawings) rightwardly curving portion of member 1', and the hinge 41 is located essentially below the leftward bulging portion of member 8'. Thus, neither connection projects far beyond the horizontal, transverse dimensions of a cable or waveguide to be inserted and held. The two connections 41, 42 have an orientation of 45� to the plane of fastening the clamp to other structure, so that one can place the waveguides closer (laterally) than as compared with the smallest spacing permitted with the other type of clamp. Thus, other such cable and waveguides can be held by clamps of like construction directly to the left and to the right of the one illustrated. Instrumental here is further that the clamps be arranged with like orientation so that lower or upper connections of juxtaposed clamps do not face each other. Hinging is an added advantage facilitating the assembly, but is not limited to the 45� orientation.
In operation, one will again begin with a subassembly in that member 1' is bolted to frame 27'. Upon installation, the cable or waveguide is layed into member 1'. Next, part 8' is hinged to member 1' by insertion of tongue 43 into opening 45a whereupon member 8' is folded up and around the waveguide and bolts to member 1' by interconnecting arms 44 and 46 as illustrated.
It should be noted that the disposition of hinge 41 and bolting connection 42 could be reversed, but the illustrated version is clearly preferred for ease of access. Another modification is the exchanged location of opening 45a and of tongue 42, the latter may readily be made a part of the end of member 8' while the end of member 1' could be provided with the opening into which the tongue is to be inserted.
The invention is not limited to the embodiments described above but all changes and modifications thereof not constituting departures from the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included.
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|Frank George Grundman
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|Schlumberger Industries Limited
|Temperature sensors
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|Daubenspeck; Richard P.
|Water heater tank support
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|Quick Strap, Inc.
|System and method for restraining water heaters from tipping over due to earthquake or severe winds
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|Nov 9, 1999
|Fitting for fastening a lengthwise object to a wall
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|Dec 7, 1999
|Merkle; Larry S.
|Adjustable pipe supporting bracket
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|Aug 1, 2000
|Securus, Inc.
|Restraining system for water heaters
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|Securus, Inc.
|Restraining system for water heaters
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|Jul 3, 2001
|Securus, Inc.
|Restraining system for water heaters
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|Nov 27, 2001
|Michael Asci
|Batting practice device
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|Mar 4, 2003
|Inertia Dynamics, Inc.
|Device for clamping a shaft
|Jul 19, 2001
|Mar 25, 2003
|Philip A. Parker
|Single post support
|Feb 23, 2001
|Jul 8, 2003
|Camco International (Uk) Ltd
|Cable protector and support
|Nov 16, 2001
|May 4, 2004
|Wilkinson, Iii Joseph
|Pipe shoe and method
|Mar 24, 2004
|Jan 22, 2008
|Unisia Jkc Steering Systems, Co., Ltd.
|Structure for fixing steering-gear housing
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|Mar 1, 2011
|Reynolds Consumer Products, Inc.
|Clamp device for portable porous pavement system
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|Mar 19, 2013
|Reynolds Presto Products, Inc.
|Clamp device for portable porous pavement system
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|Apr 7, 2015
|Prysmian Power Cables And Systems Usa, Llc
|Cable clamp having winged flanges
|Jul 16, 2013
|May 24, 2016
|James John Allivato, SR.
|Duct mounting system and kit
|Nov 13, 2013
|Nov 22, 2016
|Southwest Research Institute
|Methods and devices for long term structural health monitoring of pipelines and vessels
|Aug 22, 2001
|Feb 27, 2003
|Rivers James Michael
|Adjustable support strap for pipes and the like
|Jan 22, 2008
|Jul 24, 2008
|Ricardo Schmalbach
|Clamp device for portable porous pavement system
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|Jun 23, 2011
|Reynolds Consumer Products, Inc.
|Clamp device for portable porous pavement system
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|Jan 5, 2012
|Wilde Gary P
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|Jan 24, 2013
|Prysmian Power Cables and Systems USA, LLC.
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|May 16, 2013
|United Technologies Corporation
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|Caterpillar Tractor Co
|Mounting assembly for hydraulic conduits of a mobile apparatus
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|Mar 18, 1982
|T Mueller
|Guard structure for hydraulic conduits of a mobile apparatus
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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11 months
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Squiggy is a vary happy dog! He is wagging his tail all the time. He is always so happy to see people. He plays great with dogs. He will be a great companion, up for anything hiking camping running biking... Squiggy would love a life of adventure!!


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Situated in the heart of Barcelona, this elegant 4-star hotel offers rooms featuring a hydromassage shower. It is close to the Picasso Museum, dining options and shops.
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There are a variety of amenities available to those staying at Hotel Exe Laietana Palace, such as a 24-hour reception, babysitting/child services and free Wi-Fi. A tour desk, room service and a concierge are also provided.
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By Monique from Somerset, UK., Weston-super-Mare
Love this idea, now I won't be losing them on my closet floor!
This is a terrific idea, and way cheaper than some of the specially designed scarf hangers I've seen online and in catalogs. Thanks for sharing this idea!
I love this tip. I found some scarves buried in the bottom of the drawer. Now everything is easy to find. Thanks for posting.
I love this tip. I found some scarves buried in the bottom of the drawer. Now everything is easy to find. Thanks for posting.
Scarves are all the rage now and I wear them almost daily. I have always had a scarf collection, but with the fashion, I like to keep them handy.
I own a lot of scarves but could never find one when I needed it until I made this great scarf organizer which can also be used for necklaces or men's ties.
I make lots of scarves each year, really wide ones, out of fleece from Walmart. We really enjoy them a lot. I have found that they decorate the chair really beautifully.
I have a lot of scarves, probably 12-15 or more, and need a good way to store these lovely splashes of color, in my closet, hopefully. Ideas?
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I use clip clothes pins and a regular hanger. Clip the scarves to the hanger by a corner to prevent wrinkles. This makes it easy to arrange the scarves by color or size and whatever system you choose.
I'm thinking of using shower curtain clips - the circular ones. Slip them on a hangar and then thread a scarf through each one - easy to remove, easy to put back.
I roll my scarves up and shove them through toilet roll or wrapping paper tubes. This leaves them relatively wrinkle-free yet easily seen. I have well over 50 scarves so one drawer is dedicated to them. Opening the drawer always brings me joy for it looks like a flower bed in full bloom. I "lined" the drawer with felt so nothing would snag.
I do the same thing for gloves.
To organize or display scarves, loop them through colorful, plastic bangle bracelets that are not being worn and then hang them on a hook or coat tree.
I have an increasing number of scarves and wraps. What is a good way to store them so they don't get too crushed?
Put them on a hanger in your closet.
Measure the back of a door.
Sew a large piece that fits inside it, leaving lots of space for knob etc. You will have a large rectangle.
Use upolstery fabric as it has some weight and will hang straight. Look for ends and pieces.
Put 3 cup hooks on door , measure them one for each corner and one for the middle.
On the fabric use a grommet maker and put three grommets in the fabric so they will hang on the cup hooks.
Now, that is finished, you go to a fabric store or department and purchase rings, I use wooden rings about 1 1/2 " size or larger as you see fit.
Measure and mark with chalk and stitch the rings to the fabric, I put them 6 inches apart up and down and across.
Now you thread your scarves through the rings and when you need one you just pull it out and when finished, push it back through the ring. good luck
They make a really cool big hanger with lots of holes in it just to hold scarves. I bet you could find one at Bed, Bath and Beyond or in one of the junk catalogs like Carol Wright, Harriet Carter or Miles Kimball. Good luck!
I organize by color, fold in half and use pants hangers to hold them.


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Title: Indian Children of the Eastern Woodlands
Publisher: Orthovis Publishing Company, Chicago
Publication Date: 1938
Binding: Decorative Cloth
Illustrator: Francis J. Hall
Book Condition: Good Plus
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Edition: First Edition
Tan cloth boards have red lettering and pictorial image on the front cover. Extremities are slightly dust soiled and rubbed. Covers are slightly soiled. Head and foot of spine are a trifle bumped and rubbed. Text is clean, embellished with black and white line drawings as well as 3-D illustrations, viewable with the original ortho-scope lenses provided in a pocket on the front pastedown. Former owner's name appears in blue ink at the top of the front free endp. Nice copy, digital image available. Bookseller Inventory # 001643
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Carmen, Dubai Sports City, Victory Heights
Price:AED 8,300,000
Property Type:Villa
Reference No.:VI132291
Size:5,182 sqft.
Call: Bilal Ahmad @ (050) 645-3565The Elegant VILLA for SALE Features: Built-up Area of 5,182 sq. ft. Large Plot Built-up Area of 10,000 sq. ft. Designed in Type B1 5 Bedrooms with built-in Closets Modern 4 Bathrooms + 1 Guest Powder Room Very stylish Kitchen Elegant Marble Flooring throughout full landscape with irrigation system includes wooden gazebo with swimming poolVictory Heights let you enjoy the beauty of life Feel secured with a Gated Community Sporting Facilities of Dubai Sports City at your doorstep Be healthy and competitive - enroll to nearby Sports Academies Bike Paths and Lighted Walking and Jogging Trails Maintained Parks, Playgrounds, and BBQ Areas Swimming Pool, Outdoor Kids Pool, and Wading Pool Pitches, Basketball Courts, and Camp Gymnasium Golf Clubhouse Community Centres Mosque Shop and do business with Retailers and Offices in the vicinity Has available Childrens Day Care, Nursery, Kindergarten, and an International School Medical FacilitiesLocation: Carmen Village belongs to Victory Heights in Dubai Sports City, the worlds first integrated sports city Accessible through Emirates Road Close proximity to Dubai MotorCity and adjacent to Arabian Ranches The famous Butch Harmon School of Golf is just on the doorstepCARMEN is an exquisite village with an array of Spanish styled villas that you may absolutely call a HOME. The villa gives you pride for its stylish design, putting you at ease with the gated surrounding and round-the-clock security, and relaxing view of the breathtaking well-maintained landscaped community; all sums up for a true worthy home.The village belongs to VICTORY HEIGHTS that delivers a sustainable community boasting an unparalleled variety of amenities from local and international that you and your family can enjoy and achieve a balanced life. Its a true golfing community thats set in and around The Dunes, the 18-hole golf course designed by champion Ernie Els, and thus provide a gorgeous landscape with its lush and green sporting oasis of calm that brings harmony to a busy world.The hallmark of this gated community is the thoughtful consideration of what children need and thats mainly to grow into exceptional adults thats why international schools, sports academies and clubs with varieties of full time activities are offered. On the other hand, parents will appreciate the full calendar of social and cultural events and the emphasis on group activities whether its at the pools, pitches, gymnasium, or camps.Thank you for your interest on this listing. Are you ready to invest and become a home owner in Dubai?Or would you need an expert Real Estate Broker to clarify few matters?Please call Bilal Ahmad @ (050) 645-3565. Owners and Landlords, call us at 800-TAKTICAL (82584225) or visit our website www.takticalrealty.com to list your properties. Well find you the right buyers and tenants. Choose TAKtical Realty Group to Create Wealth Through Property.STR no. 386/12410/13/12/000155
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San Antonio, Texas July 23, 2012 – Coulomb Technologies today announced the release of their ChargePoint 4.0 platform for electric vehicle drivers and charging station owners. With a new streamlined and updated look, ChargePoint 4.0 provides sophisticated features including: patent-pending ChargePoint Connections, intuitive dashboards, support for multi-site deployments, and the ability to create new pricing structures for charging services. Celebrating the 4-year anniversary of the launch of ChargePoint, ChargePoint 4.0 is being showcased at the Plug-In 2012 show in San Antonio, Texas July 23 – 25, 2012 in the Coulomb Technologies booth
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"The introduction of ChargePoint 4.0 marks a major milestone for ChargePoint," said Pat Romano, president and CEO of Coulomb Technologies. "ChargePoint 4.0 is the ideal charging solution for employers, retailers, hotels, municipalities, parking services, multiple dwelling units, fleets, and utility companies looking for ways to increase traffic flow to their businesses, provide new value to employees, and differentiate themselves from competitors. For electric vehicle drivers, ChargePoint 4.0 is the easiest, most convenient way to charge your EV, with thousands of public charging stations, intuitive driver dashboards, convenient ways to pay for charging, 24x7 driver support and valuable driver services."
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Very beautiful and elegant just a bit on the small size. As my neighboor said it can fit a dolls head. Ofcourse if you know how to fix your hair even a little you can use it without a problem.
Beautiful hair, very comfortable to wear and isn't shinny enough that I feel like I have to wear a hat to pull it off.I will buy more hairs from this vendor in the future.
I received my hair today one week earlier then expected!! Its down to my butt gets a little tangled but not much. Overall though, I would order again.
The hair was exactly 15in long. One pack is not enough, I bought this pack to add 70g to my 120g tressmatch set. They work together beautifully.
The hair was exactly 15in long. One pack is not enough, I bought this pack to add 70g to my 120g tressmatch set. They work together beautifully.
I washed them and dried them and a little dye came out but that just made it look even more like my own hair , the original was shinier than my own.
I got so many complements the first day I wore them, everybody noticed.Only thing I would suggest is it buy two sets so your length will still look full.
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Or you can add in wefts from the top (around the top of the ear) and work your way down.
Once the back is finished, you may use the single clip pieces to fill in the sides.
Keep your hair and scalp clean! When sweat and dirt build up your hair tangles. Use a good quality shampoo and conditioner. Detangle your hair first from the ends to the roots before shampooing. Wash your hair gentle in a downward motion (from the roots to the ends). When you're done rinse your hair thoroughly.Condition your hair after every wash. Dry your hair gently, don't rub it with a towel but move in a downward motion from roots to ends. Gently detangle your hair.
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Frederick, MD (October 27, 2009)- Forests capture rainfall and replenish and cleanse our water supply. These processes are widely accepted in the scientific community, yet they have not really been translated into the language that most often drives planning and land use decisions at the local level: dollars.
Local government officials often make tough decisions about growth at the expense of natural resource conservation, and they must make these decisions without the benefit of economic data that measures the true costs of development and values of natural resources.
To address this gap, the Center for Watershed Protection received research funding from the Heineman Foundation to review existing literature on the costs and benefits of forests for protecting drinking water quality, and to conduct a pilot study evaluating the costs and benefits associated with conserving forests for drinking water protection in the Linganore Creek Watershed in Frederick County, Maryland.
They are close to completing the literature review, have defined a methodology to evaluate the costs and benefits associated with conserving forests for drinking water protection in Linganore Creek Watershed, and data collection is underway. As part of this project, the Center will develop recommendations for local planners to integrate forest conservation and water supply planning into long term planning efforts and land development decisions.
The ultimate goal is for this material to be used to:
a) advance planning for water supply and forest conservation and place it at the forefront of community issues
b) make the case for forest conservation to protect drinking water
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
With a stay at Residence Inn Reno in Reno, you'll be in the business district and close to Wolf Run Golf Club and Meadowood Mall.
This hotel is within the vicinity of ArrowCreek Golf Course and Bartley Ranch Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 27-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and an outdoor tennis court. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a picnic area.
Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Residence Inn Reno
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Residence Inn Reno provides an outdoor tennis court, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning and a complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Residence Inn Reno is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 120
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Fireplace in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Free airport transportation
- Tennis on site
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Express check-in
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free reception
- Outdoor tennis court
- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Television in common areas
- Free breakfast
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis court
- Kitchenette
- Laundry facilities
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free local calls
- Kitchenette
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Oven
- Dishwasher
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free wired high-speed Internet
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning. The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
Start your morning with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast, available each day of your stay. The hotel hosts a free manager's reception for you to enjoy.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include an outdoor tennis court and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Basketball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
- Up to 75 lb
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
Hotel Name
- Reno Residence Inn
- Residence Inn Hotel Reno
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