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US 4501088 A Abstract A multiple chamber fly trap contains approximately concentric screens defining a region within the inner screen into which the flies enter for the bait, an annular second region between the screens into which the flies enter to escape to the light, and a third region below the second region into which the flies drop after exhaustion. A plurality of openings between the consecutive regions allow passage of the flies from the first to the second to the third and into a removable collector which is preferably a disposable bag.
Claims(7) 1. A fly trap comprising first screen means forming a generally vertical outer wall,
second screen means forming a generally vertical second wall concentrically disposed within said first wall to thereby define a central region (I) surrounded by generally annular region (II), means forming a plurality of openings about and through the surface of said vertical second wall for flies to migrate from region (I) to region (II), roof means connecting and covering said first and second screen means at their upper ends, floor means interconnecting and closing the bottom ends of the screen means and having a plurality of openings therein positioned about and through the bottom of region II to provide a egress for falling flies, means including floor means forming a plurality of inlet porches constructed to provide insect entry from the outside of the outer wall through the inside of the inner wall said porches including tapered walls which diverge downwardly into full contact with the floor means and converge to form a fly entrance at the inner wall on which and through which the flies enter from the outside into the central region (I), means for receiving a fly attractant in said central region (I), said tapered walls also forming within region I interior walls which converge towards the lower openings, said inner and outer walls and porch walls being significantly more vertical than the angle of repose of dead flies, said outer wall, inner wall and roof, together with porch walls, defining a generally annular region encircling the first region about a substantial vertical extent thereof, said annular region being horizontally continuous about the first region except where interrupted slightly at the lower extreme by porch walls so that well fed flies in region I are attracted to region II by the light, air and flies flitting about in region II to enter into that region from the region I, and flies outside the trap are attracted by the attractant and by the sight and noise of flitting flies in region II, the latter being able to encircle the region I in their general activity, the supply of flies in region II being continually replenished from region I and being kept fresh and moving by attrition of the tired, falling flies which are readily and directly removed by falling through the floor openings, chute means connected to the floor openings and depending downwardly to form a third region III in the shape of a downwardly convergent walls lying below the floor and forming a slide for dead and dying flies, means forming a removable container for receiving the dead and dying flies and connected to the lowermost end of the chute. 2. A fly trap as in claim 1 in which said first screen means is provided in the shape of an inverted upward frustrum of a cone opening upwardly and in which said second screen means is formed in the shape of an inverted frustrum of a cone symetrically aligned on a common axis with said first screen means, whereby said walls between them derive a shape for region II which defines a downwardly convergent annular shape for said region II.
3. A fly trap as in claim 1 further including labyrinth means at least partially intersecting the fly return path in the chute of region III.
4. A fly trap as in claim 1 further in which said inlet porches include walls for shading said entry and shielding the same from extraneous light so that an entering fly has a clear view of interiorally lit food within.
5. A fly trap as in claim 1 in which said entry is wider than it is high and substantially wider than a fly wing span, said entry having an enlarged unilaterally extending floor bounded above and below by lateral walls converging towards said opening, said floor tilting upwardly toward said opening to facilitate rain run-off.
6. A fly trap as in claim 1 further in which said roof has a lateral extent covering the entire fly trap and made of solid material formed with a downwardly sloping conical shape to facilitate rain run-off.
7. A fly trap as in claim 6 in which said roof is provided with an opening therein for access to region I and a hatch cover for closing the opening, means for removably attaching the hatch cover to said roof.
Description This invention relates to fly traps and more particularly to fly traps of the type employing multiple chambers with inlets for admitting flies in search of food and for preventing their escape. The invention is found to be particularly effective in enticing curious, hungry flies to enter and provides an independent means of segregating and storing dead flies for disposal. Previously, as in U.S. Pat. No. 3,820,273 fly traps have been proposed wherein a screened chamber contains a fly-attracting food and is entered through a port of restricted size. Once inside, the fly cannot fly back through the port and thus must remain to live within the trap for the remainder of a fly lifetime. This soon creates a collection of old dying flies in the trap, feeding still, and is difficult to handle and particularly difficult to empty. Furthermore, the accumulating dead flies are not attractive to curious newcomers. Multi-compartment traps of similar character have been known such as U.S. Pat. Nos. 145,791; 185,717; and 1,102,642 where provision was made for fed flies to find a means of escape from the food feeding region. Thus an outer second screened chamber was provided and entered through a port of limited size from the first chamber. The port was constructed to essentially prevent fly return. There was no escape from the second chamber. While this got dying flies away from the food, it still created a very visible pile of dead and dying flies surrounded by maggots in the bottom of the second chamber for all other flies to see, as well as becoming unattractive for the fly trap owner. Worse, these devices generally rested table top, somewhere in the vicinity, as for example of one's picnic table. There is, therefore, a need for a new and improved fly trap. In general, it is an object of the present invention to provide a new and improved fly trap with a dead and dying fly disposal feature including a disposable collection element. It is a further object of the invention to provide an improved fly trap of the above character which is designed for molded plastic construction. It is a further object of the invention to provide a fly trap of the above character in which a disposable element can be formed from a plastic bag. A further object of the invention is to provide a fly trap of the above character which is preferably of the hanging type. A further object of the invention is to provide a fly trap of the above character in which the feeding of flies and the collection of dead flies is completely segregated in function and in space so that removal of dead flies and feeding of and replenishment of food occurs in different regions sufficient segregated that the same may be accomplished independently and without interference from trapped flies in adjacent regions. In accordance with the present invention two effects are utilized which rely on the nature of the fly and cooperate to provide a much improved fly trap. Firstly, it is the object of any trap, no matter how difficult to clean, to be able to attract the maximum number of flies, to entrap the same and in order to do this, it must be as fly-attractive as possible. It has been found that by constructing the trap in three regions that its performance can be remarkably increased. Specifically, the present invention provides a central feeding region having an access through a port which is preferably of solid wall construction to provide relatively shielded and darkened porch. The port itself is preferably horizontally elongate and only sufficiently large to admit a walking fly to an internal precipice from which the fly may flit to the food. As the fly looks through the port the vision of the food and all predecessor feeding flies is enhanced by the general darkness of the solid wall of the entry and the contrasting lit area of food and feeding flies. The feeding region is screened thereabout to admit light and to release odors, but to entirely enclose fly movement. In a coaxial construction, a region II coaxial to the feeding region I is provided thereabout as by a second screened cylindrical or frusto-conical wall spaced from the feeding region screen. Access to region II is provided by ports through the feeding region screen so that a fly may exit, being attracted by the generally well lighted outdoors. Flies are known to fly from food in darkened quarters to available light and often impinge upon the flit about one's window for this reason. Once in region II, the well nourished fly finds further exit impossible and thus sets upon some small commotion to escape. However, the fly is no longer nourished and eventually wears out and drops of fatigue or exhaustion. The second region is without floor, however, so that any fly that drops falls into a third region (III) below the second region (II), which third region is a funnel leading to a collection bag. In coaxial construction, the trap is relatively straight forward to construct although of moderately complex internal construction, but can still be made with a relatively small number of plastic parts. Provision is made for a hinged roof to enable removal of a feeding dish for cleaning and replenishment. The collection bag is secured to the bottom of the trap by a collet which is removable with a partial turn from a bayonet locking lug and is preferably of the totally disposable type so that a simple banding of the bag top is sufficient before throwing the same away and replacing it with a new bag. The bag may be made of perforated plastic to allow drying air to circulate and prevent stagnant accumulation of moisture in the dead fly pack, thus eliminating maggots. Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 4 the fly trap of the present invention is shown constructed in a coaxial format which is axially symmetric and convenient to manufacture. As a coaxial construction, the trap has several openings which are directed all around so that it can be approached from any direction. Thus, the trap includes a plurality of sheltered entries 10a, b, c, d which serve as balconies or porches and together collectively support the roof 12. A balcony floor 14 lies coaxially around and above and a pair of central, interior sub floors 16 and 18. The interior floors 16,18 are generally frustro-conical in shape, converging downwardly, and spaced to define a conical chute 20 opening into a cylindrical collar 22 at the bottom side of floor 18. The interior of the fly trap is divided into a central interior chamber to define region I and an exterior screened region coaxial with the first region and spaced therefrom to define a second chamber or region II. The floor 16 is tapered downwardly and serves as a rest for a food dish 24 which is provided with an upstanding stem for removal. Region III is partially defined by the frustro-conical chute developed between sub floors 16 and 18 and empties into a collection bag 26 as will be further described. The roof 12 is preferably be of peaked construction to facilitate runoff of rain water and thus in conical construction it is a cone. The central portion of the cone including the apex is constructed as a separate part overlapping the lower portion of the cone and is hinged at one side (28) to form an openable hatch cover 30. A sliding bolt 32 secures the side of the hatch cover opposite from the hinge so that can be opened as an access to the food tray. A unified structure of these parts is formed when the slide bolt 32 of the latch is engaged with the closed part 34 fastened to the lower section of the roof. A hanger is attached or formed to arise from the apex of the conical hatch and loops into an open hook 36 for hanging the entire trap as from a tree branch or hanging line. The portico to region I is defined by three triangular walls 40, 42 and 44 which converge at the roof and are joined thereto at an uppermost lip 45 as by rivets, which may be used throughout if constructed in metal. As the walls diverge, the lateral wall opens laterally outward and the inner wall diverges inwardly and joins to floor 14 to define an entry. An elongate bar opening 46 (FIG. 4) is formed at the lower most part in the rear wall and is just high enough for a fly to walk through. These walls join to meet the floor 14 of the porch or balcony and thereby provide semi-enclosed structure. The floor 14, the balcony side walls and the roof are joined together so that the several entries, 10a, b, c and d including the floor and roof are joined into a unitary structure. The floor 14 at the elongate opening from the entry 10a with the fly trap is arranged to overlap and extend beyond the outer perimeter of the inner floor 16 so that the shelf there provided is a suitable vista for the fly to get a commanding view of the food and feeding flies inside the trap. However, once the fly succumbs to the temptation and flits into the trap, the fly is no longer in an advantageous position for finding this entry as an egress since, from its lower aspect, the fly must walk across the difficult juncture between the inner floor and the bottom of the entry balcony floor which involves a reentrant angle and then must crawl over the edge from which it previously flit. Flies have six coordinated legs but are not known to crawl over edges. They fly over them. Here such a crawling exit is arranged to be most difficult for the fly even if the fly intelligence were such as to perceive its necessity since the fly almost has to crawl over the edge at 14a and upwardly in order to successfully crawl out opening 46. Such motion apparently does not come easily to flies, for as yet, no fly has been seen to re-emerge from the trap shown. The food dish 24 may be of any simple sort but preferably has a conical side wall and flat bottom so as to be stably supported on the conical inner floor 16 of the trap. The food can be replaced by lifting on the lifting stem 24a and may be taken through the hatch cover for cleaning and food changing. As is shown, region I containing the food is isolated from region II by the interior screen wall 50 so that opening the cover and changing the food does not involve exposing oneself to a swarm of anxious flies contained within region II or the heap of dying flies in region III. Once the fly has fed it is natural for the fly to attempt to escape to the light and therefore it flies upwardly and lands on the screen wall 50 separating regions I and II. Shortly the fly finds that it can proceed towards the light through any of the fly ports 52 which start as openings in the screen wall and converge as a funnel with a small opening 52a into region II. This structure is best seen in FIGS. 3 and 4 and is frustro-conical in shape with the opened apex end of the cone extending into region II. Again, once the fly has entered region II its return is substantially impeded by the size of the opening at 52a and by the necessity of crawling around the sharp edge of this opening, a feat not easy for fly feet. Region II is defined on the inside by the conical screen separating regions I and II and on the outside by the outer screen wall 54 intermittently formed between the entry porches 10. Thus, region II is continuous around and coaxially surrounds region I intermittently to form a significantly visable external aspect of the trap. After the fly enters region II, it is well fed but has no means of escape. Thus it proceeds to set up some fly commotion and to preen itself. Eventually some fly anxiety arises which causes the flies to be busy flying and flitting in region II and on display for all their fly friends to see. This results in a significant attractive nuisance to other flies in the vicinity who come to see what's good about the situation in the trap. Eventually, flies in region II become fatigued, wear out or die after falling from exhaustion or death to the bottom of Region II. Region II has no floor, but leads by openings provided thereabout directly into the chute to region III and the dead, dying and exhausted flies drop into the collection bag leaving only the attractive vital flies to remain in Region II. The collection bag 26 is attached by a suitable structure to the trap at its lowermost region as by providing the downwardly extending collar with connection pins 55 to which a collet 56 is connected to form a bayonet screw structure for rapid engaging and disengaging of the bag 26 in the space between the collet and the collar. The bag can be of any sort, however, it is preferred that it be relatively accurately made for containment and that it be porous such as porous craft paper or of plastic perforated with small holes to provide adequate ventilation and drying of the dead fly pack within the bag. The entry porch floor 14 is preferably tilted downwardly and outwardly and is also in a frustro-conical shape so that it is an easier landing perch for the fly. This shape also allows rain to drip away and to run outwardly and away from the trap. A particularly hard, slanted rain may cause water to drip through the fly entry openings, but even that will fall onto the inclined floor 16, run under the dish and drain through drain holes which may be provided in floor 16 and the bag rather than flood the food dish. In operation, the fly trap of the present invention has been found extremely effective. The rate of fly attraction and entry for the first few flies is typical of fly traps and somewhat slow. But once a few flies accumulate in region II, their appearance to flies in the neighborhood is quite attractive and flies come to the trap in droves. It is believed that this is due principally to the ability of the trap to exit dying flies out of region II before they become a liability. The trap is very easy to clean compared to prior traps, since dead flies do not normally accumulate anywhere in the trap. As has been stated anything capable of free fall is discharged from region II straightforwardly through the floor. Anything in region I that is not removed with the food dish likewise discharges through the floor 16 drains. The bag itself can easily be removed by unsnapping the collet and removing it from the neck of collar. If the bag is sized appropriately, it can be easily banded at its upper end so that its dead fly contents are secure from spillage. FIG. 5 emphasizes and illustrates the structure of region II showing the effect of its being bounded by inner and outer screen walls which are both needed for light to enter region I for the fly to see food and feeding flies and also needed to draw fed flies to the light and into region II after feeding. FIGS. 6 and 8 show the structural arrangement of region III. As shown a plurality of walls are provided to form channels between the openings in the floor of region II and the collection bag. These walls define a labyrinth for occluding or blocking out fly return over a substantial segment of the possible return path to region II as seen from the collection end. Thus, any fly proceeding on a path between the walls lying below an entry finds a blind and cannot get out. While the trap of the invention is readily constructed in sheet metal and wire screen, it can also be made for mass production in a few pieces of plastic molded parts since there are more than one plane of symmetry along which a part line can be taken. These and other features and objects of the invention will become apparent from the following description and claims taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of which: FIG. 1 is a perspective view from above showing the fly trap constructed in accordance with the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the fly trap of FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the lines 3--3 of FIG. 2. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the lines 4--4 of FIG. 3. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of region II taken along the lines 5--5 of FIG. 3. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of region III taken along the lines 5--5 of FIG. 3. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the lines 7--7 of FIG. 2. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along the lines 8--8 of FIG. 2. Patent Citations
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We're moving. DH and Tom have been bickering like kindergartners! I'm waiting for AF to arrive. I've been pissy and achy for days.
Bobbie slept for 11 hours last night. He's going through a growth spurt I guess. He just eats and sleeps. I'm gonna stop washing his hair 'cause every time I do, more of his beautiful hair falls out. He has bald spots on either side of his head. And a receding hairline. They're threatening to meet and make a bald halo around his head.
Dora said her first 3-word sentence today. She doesn't have many words, but she's trying!
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I was sooo nervous. I really wanted her to get the help she needs. And I know she only needs a little.
She scored a 105/100 on the receptive test. The lady said she was really smart. She scored a 75/100 on another test which was borderline (can't remember what that one was called?). And a 54/100 on the articulate test. Soooooo! She qualifies for therapy! Yay!!! We need to get her hearing tested too to see if that is one of the reasons she is delayed.
Bob And Eli
They bickered so much! Bob refused to help and Eli shut down. I was so stressed from it all that I was physically ill. I was sick to my stomach, I had a headache, and my heart was racing for no reason. *SIGH*
Dora stayed with MIL for a bit and did something amazing. MIL told her that Granny gave her this watch. Dora started looking around for the photos that MIL used to have around. She has since put most of them away I think. So, MIL got out a picture and showed it to Dora. Dora pointed at Granny in the picture then at the watch. AMAZING. It's been more than a year since Granny's passing and I didn't think she'd remember her.
A few days ago, I also showed her a picture of my mom. I don't think I ever have. I asked her who it was and she said, "Mommm." That's her word for grandma. WOW.
I had Bobbie on his back on the floor with nothing to look up at overhead. So he raised his hand to look at. He just stared at it like "Wow. I think this thing belongs to me."
I've started working out! I feel like a freaking blob! I don't want to be this way. I threw out all my fat clothes after the pregnancy to say to myself that I'd never be like that again! And if I did get that big, I'd have nothing to wear.
Well, I got there, and nothing fits. So I have no choice now!
OMG. DH is so friggin' bipolar. He "couldn't" sleep, so he and lil bro drove to OK. Only someone who is bp would decide to drive to a different state just because he can't sleep.
AND he got hit by a deer. He showed me the dent like he was all proud of it. Then he didn't understand why I was so mad at him. I tried to explain but I still don't think he'll ever understand. He probably would if I pulled something like that, but I never would. No sane person would.
Then he woke me up at 5am to tell me he got me food while he was there...
Went to Brandi's baby shower yesterday. I had fun. Araya kept stealing my pins. I saw Ivy there. She is so tall and 90% of her face is cheeks! So cute! It's amazing that she was almost 3lbs smaller than Bobbie when they were born. She dwarfs him now.
Dora was such a little hellion last night. She was awful! Spent most of the evening in time-out. I think I should be tougher with her. She gets away with waay more than I'd ever let the daycare kids get away with.
I've figured out how to get Dora to say "Dora!" When she sings, she says "Doooowaaaa!" So I am coaxing her to say "Doowaa" for "Dora the Explorer."
I seem to be having some snags in my emotions. I feel almost bipolar.
For a week, I was very depressed. All I wanted to do was eat and sleep. And now, I can't get my mind to slow down. I seem more aggressive. I don't want to sleep.
Just keeping an eye on it.
So, Eli moved out and now I've been looking for a job. I've been so stressed and depressed. I took a picture of myself and I didn't even recognize the person anymore. She was pasty, fat, had dark circles under her eyes, and looked as bad on the outside as she felt on the inside. She looked sickly and pathetic.
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I NEED A JOB. AND A PREGNANCY TEST. T_T Not a great combination...


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Why Game 6 is still just another game |
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One team is a game away from a championship, the other could be 48 minutes away from the end of its season.
The Celtics and Lakers know what's at stake in Game 6 of the NBA finals, but neither team is getting distracted by the consequences of it.
Following the Celtics' Game 5 victory, Kobe Bryant had a steady focus looking ahead to Tuesday's matchup.
"We have a challenge, obviously, down 3-2," he said. "We let a couple of opportunities slip away. But it is what it is. Now you go home, you've got two games at home that you need to win, and you pull your boots up and get to work."
The Celtics also are staying even-keeled. They won't let themselves look too far ahead and look past the keys to getting a clinching win.
"You have the tendency to look ahead," Ray Allen said. "But for us it's like you have to mentally block it out. All day tomorrow, you have to think about what you need to do, how you need to rest, the small things you need to do to start the game off. … To achieve that we want, it's going to take everybody to do the things they do. We can't leave any stone unturned, we can't take any shortcuts."
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So we finally watched the first episode of American Horror Story Asylum and they used the score from Carrie.
I hearby do solemnly swear to savour each episode by not watching more than one a week.
There are some TV shows that are worth more than burning through the whole series in a week. Which I did with Mad Men 5 and severely regretted and basically sulked cos it was over too quickly.
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A local credit union, a daycare and other organizations now have some extra cash in their pockets, or at least some bragging rights, after winning the 2012 Downtown Christmas Parade Contest.
Hundreds of people lined the street to watch the 70-plus unit parade, which took place Friday night on Main Avenue, complete with marching bands, beauty queens, baton twirlers, dancers, cheerleaders, fancy floats, Frosty the Snowman, Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, and of course, Santa Claus.
The winners of the best entry contest are: First Place ($100): Community First Credit Union; Second Place ($75), ABC Child Care, and Third Place (Tied for $50 each) Austinburg Country Days Royalty and Wickliffe High School Devil Swing Band.
The Christmas Tree Competition in Lance Cpl. Kevin Cornelius Park continues through Dec. 24, sponsored by the Ashtabula Downtown Development Association.
Ballot boxes are set up in the following locations: Anderson Jewelers, Ashtabula Area Chamber of Commerce, Ashtabula County District Library, Ashtabula Senior Citizens Center, Bloomers Florist, B-Side Music, Bula Beauty & Fashion, E & J Glass, Furniture Towne, Howard Hanna, Tucker Select Properties, Huntington Bank, KeyBank, Red Horse Cafe, Medicine Shoppe, Michaels Furniture, S & B Floor Covering, Ultimate Appearance and Walgreens Drug Store.
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Conneaut council tables sale of former firehouse
Legislation that would authorize City Manager Tim Eggleston to seek bids for the possible sale of an old fire station was tabled at Monday's City Council meeting.
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Dove: Take off your blouse for real beauty
Tell me a man wasn't behind this Dove campaign, encouraging women to take off their shirts (to prove that Dove Ultimate Skin stays on your body, not on your clothes). In fact, they may have stolen the idea from me. During my years as a bashful college DJ, I distinctly recall offering a free WZBT T-shirt to any woman who changed in front of me. I got no takers, which is the one major difference between my efforts and Dove's, but the other similarities are a bit too convenient. I always knew a corporation was spying on me. I just assumed they made something more interesting than soap.
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"Very pleased - Reccomend it."Umsögn frá gesti Hotels.com á 26. ágú. 2012
Close to many fast food and resturants. Close to the highway and many shops and malls in the area. Clean room and great service. I was very happy with my stay there.
Mögulegt er að gjalds verði krafist fyrir aukagesti. Slíkt fer eftir stefnu hvers hótels fyrir sig.
Krafist er skilríkja með mynd og kreditkorts eða innborgunar við innritun vegna tilfallandi gjalda.
Það fer eftir framboði hverju sinni hvort hægt sé að verða við séróskum og þær gætu haft í för með sér aukagjald. Ekki er hægt að tryggja að hægt sé að verða við viðkomandi óskum.
**Þessi þjónusta kann aðeins að vera í boði í sumum herbergjum eða einingum. Viðbótargjald kann að vera tekið fyrir tiltekna þjónustu.
Innilaug og heitur pottur eru á staðnum. Á meðal annarrar afþreyingar er líkamsrækt sem er opin allan sólarhringinn.
Eftirfarandi gjöld og staðfestingargjöld eru innheimt af gististaðnum meðan á þjónustu stendur, við innritun eða útskráningu.
Listinn hér að ofan er e. t. v. ekki tæmandi. Gjöld og staðfestingargjöld geta verið gefin upp án skatts og geta verið breytingum háð.
Mögulegt er að gjalds verði krafist fyrir aukagesti. Slíkt fer eftir stefnu hvers hótels fyrir sig.
Krafist er skilríkja með mynd og kreditkorts eða innborgunar við innritun vegna tilfallandi gjalda.
Það fer eftir framboði hverju sinni hvort hægt sé að verða við séróskum og þær gætu haft í för með sér aukagjald. Ekki er hægt að tryggja að hægt sé að verða við viðkomandi óskum.
"Great value for Indy stay"
The stay was wonderful. Staff was friendly and helpful. I left something there and they overnight end it to me.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Great place to stay and see a concert."
It was amazing, Very clean and staff was great. Great price and very close to concert hall with a shuttle run. Will recommend and come back for sure.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Over all a good stay but the toliet didnt flush correct from the time we got there. had maintence in the room several times.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Beautiful hotel, very nice rooms, felt high class. Loved having a separate space to sit and watch tv. Wished breakfast wasn't so expensive, but food was good.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"they need a free breakfast to attract most guests"
everything was fine including the bartender. location was perfect and rooms were very clean.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Concert Stay"
Stayed here for a concert a Klipsche Music Center. Really great hotel, nice bar and restaurant. Reasonably priced. They provided a shuttle to and from the concert for only 5 dollars! Great experience.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
We loved the hotel very clean and located close to everything we needed!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Pre- Concert Stay"
Great place all around. Clean, bright, modern. Rooms are spacious and full of amenities. Restaurant nice and great staff. Fun to walk to amphitheater and shopping just across the street. Love itÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
This was one of the most enjoyable stays I have had in a hotel. The staff was friendly and very helpful. The room as very clean! We went up for the John Mayer concert. The hotel is a brisk walk from the venue. The hotel did offer a shuttle for $5, but the walk was very nice. They state that you get a free continental breakfast, however it was a full […] buffet. Wonderful stay. We will be back. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Nice hotel close to amenities"
Great hotel nice location close to interstate shoppingÓsvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Great place"
I love this hotel. It is super clean. Most comfortable hotel bed I've ever slept in and plenty of pillows, which is key for a good sleep. Showers are amazing. It just has everything you need.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Very nice hotel closest to Klipsch music center."
Safe and well lit walk to amphitheater. Close to restaurants and shopping.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Perfect location for concerts"
Staff was professional and accommodating. Room was comfy and modern. Shuttle to Klipsch was convenient. All around great experience, would love to stay here again.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Great location."
Two tv's in each room. Nice walkin shower. Comfy bed.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Rating our stay"
Check in and out was quick and easy. Hotel room very big. Liked the large shower and bathroom. Rooms were extremely clean.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
We enjoyed our stay. The room was nice and clean. The front desk service was good. We stayed here for a concert at the music center and were pleasantly suprised to find out they had shuttle service to the show. Our only complaint was related to the afterhours food at the bar. It was very bad. Save your money and order delivery.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"So you thought you, might like to, go to the show."
I was here for a show at the music center nearby. Stayed at the Cambria to avoid the traffic, parking fees and 3 hour drive home in the middle of the night after the show. What I got was a Very nice room with a lounge and walk in shower and free internet. The walk to the venue was 15 minutes all sidewalk, though I saw they also had a shuttle for $5. […] The pool and the hot tub are open until midnight and everybody was super nice. This hotel is now in my contacts list. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Very nice hotel and close to many restaurants and shopping. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Exercise room was nie but equipment needed maintenance.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Walking distance to Klipsch Music Center"
A+ all the way!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Wonderful Stay"
We play travel baseball and stay in many hotel/suites. Our experience was great. The staff was very helpful and accomadating. Do youself a favor and avoid the creepycheepy places and stay here.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Great place to stay!"
We loved everything about our stay! Staff was accommodating and friendly. Our room was beautiful.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Cambria Indy"
Great modern hotel. Lots of options close by for food. A little far from downtown Indy.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Hotel Stay"
The only negative experience we had while staying at this hotel was with the front desk staff. The lady was not friendly at all, never made eye contact with us and made it seem like we were a bother to her. When we asked for extra towels they seemed like it was a hassel. The other staff that we had contact with (bartender, maids, morning bartender) […] were very friendly. But the first person we saw was the receptionist and they should set the pace of being friendly. If we hadn't already paid for the room and weren't so tired at the time of check in I would have cancled and gone to another hotel where they made me feel welcome. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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Got a room here because we went to a concert at klipsch music center. Very nice hotel with great service and good breakfast. Only hotel within walking distance to klipsch music center.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
"Very Convenient Hotel"
All was ok, but the layout of the rooms was questionable.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"Great hotel for business travelers ...."
Would recommend Cambria Suites to those staying on the north side of Indy.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
"close to family residence"
The pool is very small (for the size of the hotel) and noisy. Our 3 yr old grand daughter was terrified to go in the water and kept her hands over her ears. And the water was freezing. Rooms are clean and location is convenient.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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Loved everything about this hotel. Stayed here for the NCAA weekend, only 15 from downtown Indy .Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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We loved spending time at the pool. Our only disappointment was how expensive breakfast was.Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
We had an adoption class to take and decided to stay over night. The hotel was wonderful, very nice, clean and the lady that checked us was so sweet she even called about 20 minutes after we arrived to make sure our room was alright. Only things that we were not happy about was the pool was very small, so we didn't even use it then the WALLS are very […] thin and you can hear everything! We would stay here again however next time ill ask for a room seperate from everyone else. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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"Slow Internet, otherwise excellent."
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Good location and nice hotel. Only complaint - room was clean enough but shower was not. Yuck!Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
Very nice stay. Needed to have parking lot snow removed. Was very icy and treacherous with at least 6" of snow still in parking spaces.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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Friendly staff, great food but remember, there is no continental breakfast. They still made some great omelettes and coffee though! With the new mall across the way, this is a good location to crash after a big mealÓsvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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Great hotel, nice, clean and quiet, staff was extremely gracious and helpful!Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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Everything was wonderful! The food was outstanding. There's no room service, which was not a problem to us because the chef cooked the food while you waited/watched. The food was delicious. The room was fantastic. I am a picky "hotel" person. The room was very clean. The staff was extremely nice. We will be returning to this hotel again and again and […] again! Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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The word I would use to describe our visit to Cambria Suites is....FABULOUS!!!Ósvikin umsögn gesta á Expedia
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The hotel was very nice. It had a cool vibe to it. The room was nice in that it was divided into a sleeping and a living space. Both the living area and the bedroom area, although they were only divided by a wall that was more like a display shelf, both had TV's in them. Nice to have a frig & microwave in the room too. We would stay there again for […] sure. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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The room was spotless and was very large witha small living room area. Downstairs was a Wolfgang Puck deli/bar ...wonderful.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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i would stay again. hotel was nice . the shopping across the street was good and you could walk to the concert !Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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"Lot of bang for your buck"
Great Hotel. Staff was very friendly. Pool area was very clean and had a spa like feel to it. Room was big, clean, and decorated modern and trendy. Everything felt luxurious. And we were even met with warm chocolate chip cookies upon arrival. Would definitely go back.Ósvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
The hotel overall is very nice. Stayed there two separate times last month. Rooms are clean and the staff were friendly. There is a giant shopping center across the highway and an Olive Garden within walking distance. My only complaint is that in the two rooms i have stayed in the water in the shower is cold. Oh and if you prefer to take a bath, it's […] not going to happen because the rooms just have showers. Beds are very comfortable and there is a small living room with a couch and flatscreen tv. Bedroom also has a flatscreen. I give it 4 stars. Lesa meiraÓsvikin umsögn gests á Hotels.com
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Don't know about you but some of these things look inherently unstable to me: I'm not convinced I'd be happy going up in some of them, especially Ghana and Stockholm.
The Shard in London is a good one though not on this list, not tall enough I suppose, but substantial, interesting and attractive I think, without being outlandish or wobbly-looking.
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I know it's a shot in the dark, but anyone have experience with halo wars? My roommate and I love aoe games. If it's cheap we will grab it for both of our consoles. Just wondering if it has coop skirmishes vs a bunch of cpu opponents for example.
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It has an entire coop campaign, actually. I haven't gotten far into it because no one will ever play it with me (sadface).
(Bonus hint: remember that you'll only have to spend money once to get two copies if you use your gamertag for the purchase while you're on your roommate's Xbox).
Thanks for the tip. I take it has lan play then? Is the campaign the only coop mode or does it have skirmishes too?
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I haven't played skirmish, but http://www.gamespot.com/halo-wars/forum/skirmish-mode-question-48459185/
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Oscar's - $2 bud lites, New Wave - $3 Kenzingers, Wooly Mammoth - I think it's $2 bud/bud lite... nothing super exciting but WM is a good bet if you're stuck on south street and their pool tables are also not usually crowded... nice way to ride out a rain delay.
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Justin LeMar Dill, Chili Dog, Chili and Lil j, as we all knew and called him, entered this life May 3, 1987, as a precious gift from God to Faye Dill and Carnell Dean in Duncan.
Justin grew up in Duncan and attended public schools there. He graduated from Duncan High School on May 18, 2006. He was employed with Sanner Salvage as a machine operator in Velma.
Justin was a loving and respectful young man, he would give you the shirt off his back. He had a smile that would light up a room and was a friendly and very outgoing person who loved life and loved people. He loved spending time with his nephews and his family. Justin was a jokester. He loved to joke around and said the funniest things.
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Justin accepted Christ at an early age and had his own personal relationship with God. The last few weeks of his life, he began to talk about God and what God had placed him here to do. Justin knew it was a call on his life to do something for God because he spoke on it all the time. "HE KNEW."
Justin LeMar Dill departed this life to be with Jesus Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2012 at OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Justin, you will be truly missed. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Mildred and Robert Dill and several family members gone before him.
Cherishing his memory are his survivors: his mother Faye Dill, stepfather Mike Palka and father Carnell Dean, all of Duncan; one sister Demetra Hennessey of Oklahoma City; three brothers Dontae Hartsfield, Marco Dill and Chauncey Luna, all of Duncan; daughter Madison Lynn Dill of Orvill, Calif.; sons Corbin Lane Dill and Domanic Kruz Ontiveros, both of Duncan; grandparents Cindy Mae Hudson of Duncan and Richard Dean Jr. of Oklahoma City; six uncles Tony Dean (Tonjla), Robert Dill III (Florence), Walter Dill, all of Duncan, Richard L. Dean of Oklahoma City, Leslie Dill (Sony) of Manhattan, Kan. and Calvin Dill (Angela) of Lahoma, La.; five aunts Rolinda Dean, Louise Wagonseller, Ruby Pippin, all of Duncan, and Paralea Reed (Jim) of Archer City, Texas.
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Because of Schwartz's repetition of the word "irony," the reader notices Belmont's interaction with his mother's narrative and her ironic perspective. His mother's aural memory captures the nuances of the speech of the earlier immigrant generation, their becoming "American," and Schwartz has Belmont note that the mother imposes "her own variety of irony upon the irony which sang in Belmont's mind at every phase of her story." Brief at first, Belmont's ruminations increase page by page until they consume the final two pages. At first uncertain "whether the cruelty of the story was in his own mind or in his mother's tongue," he is finally convinced that the irony and contempt with which he has listened to the story applies to himself and to his own awareness of self-contempt.
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There are twelve vowels in Hindi. Each vowel when combined with a consonant gives us a new sound. Let us see first this with English vowels.
English has 5 vowels: a,e,i,o,u. If I take an English consonant 'K' and combine 'K' with 5 vowels of English, I have five different sounds
1) k + a= ka as in amerika
2) k+ e= ke as in kettle
3) k+i=ki as in kim
4) k+o=ko as in kola
5)k+u=ku as in kumar
Hindi is no different. Twelve vowels when put behind a Hindi consonant gives us twelve different sounds for each consonant. The word 'twleve' translates to "barah" in Hindi. Hence what you are going to learn now is called " Barakhadi".
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