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A new line of residential water systems pump motors from Emerson Motor Technologies (St. Louis, MO, U.S.) is said to have a voltage-selector switch that simplifies field wiring and a unique ventilation system.
A new line of residential pump motors from Emerson Motor Technologies, such as the square-flange jet pump motor pictured above, reportedly has a durable, non-metallic switch arm for reliable contact point and wiping action.
The motor line's voltage-selector switch allows the installer or user the ability to easily select the motor input voltage equal to the incoming line voltage—either 115 or 230 V—for appliance applications such as domestic water system pumps, commercial and residential booster pumps, and lawn sprinkler pumps, Eric De La Garza, senior application engineer for Emerson Motor Technologies, tells APPLIANCE.
"The line voltage from the power source is constant—the motor's voltage selector switch must be set to the power source voltage," he points out. "This is accomplished by sliding the selector switch to the appropriate voltage setting." Mr. De La Garza also notes that the motor wiring is completed at Emerson's manufacturing facilities so no wiring needs to be performed in the field. "The installer or user just needs to set the proper voltage," he says.
The new motors also feature a ventilation system that reportedly directs splashing water away from motor windings. The fan pulls air away from the fan into the motor on the end opposite of the pump, and then exhausts the air on the pump end, Mr. De La Garza explains. "The internal motor fan directs the water from the pump away from the windings," he says.
Designed to meet the National Electric Manufacturers Association (NEMA) standards, those who use the pumps "should feel confident that these motors will provide the proper fit for their NEMA applications," Mr. De La Garza notes. The NEMA square-flange and 56J mount two-compartment motors meet UL778-Approvable Waterproof Protection specs. They also are said to have a five-point mounting surface on a square-flange bracket for extra pump support and a positive positioning snap-fit actuator that is approved for more than 500,000 cycles.
"It also has an easy access cover," Mr. De La Garza says. "You only need to remove one screw for the user to have full access to the starting switch, capacitor, shaft, terminal connections, and voltage-selector switch."
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Word for the World - January 7, 2014
Giving Up Too Much
Dr. Randy White
"Rueben . . . preeminent in dignity and power." (Gen 49.3, NASB95)
" Now the sons of Reuben the firstborn of Israel (for he was the firstborn, but because he defiled his father's bed, his birthright was given to the sons of Joseph the son of Israel; so that he is not enrolled in the genealogy according to the birthright. Though Judah prevailed over his brothers, and from him came the leader, yet the birthright belonged to Joseph)," (1 Chronicles 5:1-2, NASB95)
The beginning of the chronology of 1 Chronicles 5 is the sorrowful report of an unrestrained man. It is the tale of "what might have been."
Rueben was the firstborn son of Israel. Is father, Jacob, described him as "preeminent in dignity and in power." Jacob honored Rueben because of his strength and vigor, which reminded him of his own youth. Jacob, now an old man, called Rueben, "My might and the beginning of my strength," remembering his days of vitality. In his prophecy regarding Rueben, however, Jacob also delineates the character of his first-born son, saying that he was "uncontrolled as water," particularly in the prominent example from Genesis 35 where Rueben defiles his father's bed.
The firstborn was to receive a double portion of the inheritance, but Rueben only received a single portion. The second portion was given to the sons of Joseph. Likewise, the preeminence that should have been Reuben's was given to Judah.
The "uncontrolled as water" spirit of Reuben carried forth from one generation to the next. Indeed, it was from this tribe that rebellious Korah came, challenging the God-ordained leadership of Moses. This tribe, too impatient to wait for the Promised Land, convinced Moses to give them their inheritance on the east side of the Jordan, before the tribes had entered Israel. Later, this tribe almost caused a civil war among the Israelites, barely averting disaster with some quick talk!
If you have discipline issues (uncontrolled as water), you are giving up too much. The dignity and power that could be yours will be given to others. You will continually be a package of unmet potential. Reuben lived for the moment and gave up the future. Ah, what might have been?
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So I bought a Behringer FCB1010, it's a (cheap as hell) twelve switch, two expression MIDI foot pedal. I'm thinking I can control my laptop with it while I play guitar and sing.
Anyway, the entire experience has been great but not because of the device itself. The manual is terrible, the factory settings don't work with Ableton Live out of the box and programming it via the foot pedals is tedious.
One of the greatest things about buying gear for me as a total nerd is when there's a thriving user community around whatever I just bought. And there's a great one around the FCB1010. Here's some of what I've found:
- There's a great Yahoo Group full of resources for it. Photos, utilities, tutorials, patches, sysex dumps, hardware mods and more.
- Hackers have made $10 replacement firmware chip for the FCB1010 that adds a lot of great functionality such as tempo tap, stomp box mode, not needing to put the device into "sysex receive mode" to transmit patches to it and more.
- There's an excellent home-brew PC Editor for programming the device.
- A great FAQ.
- Plenty of tutorials for getting the FCB working with Live.
As I was describing this, particularly the replacement firmware, a friend of mine wondered why Behringer doesn't open source their firmware. They make their money on the hardware (unlike video game consoles for instance) and are also widely criticized for ripping off other company's designs, manufacturing them cheaply and selling them at a fraction the price.
Seems to me they'd have nothing to lose by open sourcing their firmware. Hackers could add all the functionality they want, people would buy their products with the intention of tricking them out, it's free R&D that they can fold into future devices, and their nerd karma would go through the freaking roof.
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MAZANDARAN , aprovince of
See also:northern
See also:Persia, lying between the
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See also:Sea and the Elburz range, and bounded E. and W. by the provinces of
See also:Astarabad and
See also:Gilan respectively, 220 M. in length and 6o m. in (mean) breadth, with an
See also:area of about Io,000 sq. m. and a population estimated at from 150,000 to 200,000 . Mazandaran comprises two distinct natural regions presenting the sharpest contrasts in their
See also:relief,
See also:climate and products . In the
See also:north the Caspian is encircled by the level and swampy lowlands, varying in breadth from io to 30 m., partly under impenetrable
See also:jungle, partly under
See also:rice,
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See also:sugar and other crops . This section is fringed northwards by the sandy
See also:beach of the Caspian, here almost destitute of natural harbours, and rises somewhat abruptly inland to the second section, comprising the northern slopes and spurs of the Elburz, which approach at some points within i or 2 M. of the sea, and are almost everywhere covered with dense
See also:forest . The lowlands, rising but a few feet above the Caspian, and subject to frequent floodings, are extremely malarious, while the
See also:highlands, culminating with the magnificent Demavend (19,400 ft.), enjoy a tolerably healthy climate . But the climate, generally hot and moist in summer, is everywhere capricious and liable to sudden changes of temperature, whence the prevalence of
See also:rheumatism,
See also:dropsy and especially ophthalmia, noticed by all travellers .
See also:Snow falls heavily in the uplands, where it often lies for
See also:weeks on the ground . The direction of the long sandbanks at the
See also:river mouths, which project with remarkable uniformity from west to
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See also:rivers themselves, of which there are as many as fifty, are little more than
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See also:lower course . The chief are the Sardab-rud, Chalus, Herhaz (
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See also:caviare for the
See also:Russian market . Near their mouths the rivers,
See also:running
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Some of the slopes are covered with extensive thickets of the
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See also:Indian variety, and
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See also:Turki idion closely akin to the
See also:Turkoman is still current amongst the tribes, although they have mostly already passed from the nomad to the settled
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See also:Amol, Barfarush, Meshedi-Sar,
See also:Sari, Ashref,
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With a stay at Palm-Aire Resort in Pompano Beach, you'll be minutes from Palm-Aire Country Club and close to Fort Lauderdale Stadium. This family-friendly condominium resort is within close proximity of Isle Casino and Racing and Fern Forest Nature Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complime...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Okay 5.0
Full kitchen and near my fathers apartment
Location was outside of gated resort- on second floor with no elevator Room brand new and smelled of outgases of building materials No hangers in closet . Will never book this hotel through Priceline again. Much better to call direct
Okay 6.0
good location
given different room than purchased...double bed instead of King, no spa tub...they said they are working on a resolution & I should hear something this week. I am home now.
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With a stay at LBS Villa Apartments by the Beach in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, you'll be by the ocean and minutes from Anglins Fishing Pier, and close to Bay View Drive Park. This apartment is within close proximity of Funky Buddha Brewery and Colohatchee Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrig...
|Good - 305 reviews
The Bridge at Cordova Boutique Hotel and Hostel is centrally located in Fort Lauderdale, walking distance from Funderdome and close to Harbor Shops. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Patrick J. Meli Park and Community Center and Greater Fort Lauderdale-Broward County Convention Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 22 guestrooms. Cable...
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Tropical sensuality meets chic urban design at The Royal Palms Resort and Spa in Fort Lauderdale. Nestled in the seaside neighborhood of North Beach, the sleek, stylish and sexy 50 room luxury gay male hotel unites two completely renovated buildings creating an intimate oasis that is just one very short block from Ft. Lauderdale Beach. Stellar round-the-cloc...
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Good 7.6
They were nice rooms clean and close to the beach
It's not tht I didn't lik but I didn't know it was a gay hotel maybe a little more of telling when it comes to stuff lik tht
|Good - 186 reviews
With a stay at Wyndham Palm-Aire in Pompano Beach, you'll be minutes from Palm-Aire Country Club and close to Fort Lauderdale Stadium. This family-friendly resort is within close proximity of Isle Casino and Racing and Fern Forest Nature Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 398 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves...
Overall Rating - Good - 186 reviews
Good 7.0
The room and the location.
The concierge people REALLY pushed the timeshare aspect of the hotel on us even though we only booked it as a hotel stay. Didn't expect a high pressure sales pitch before we even left the lobby on check in.Amenities and hotel itself are great. But be aware, as we weren't, that this is mainly a time share resort and 'hotel' 2nd.
Poor 1.0
the staff were incredibly helpful
when we got there, the room was NOT AT ALL what we thought we signed up for. we had to request a move. for the first night, they put the SIX of us in a one bedroom. the next day we were moved into a double like the one we had paid for.the first room was nothing more than a souped up Motel 6. unsafe, not gated, not close to ANY of the immenities...terrible...would NEVER have stayed there with my children...or without for that matter!! Priceline mislead us in EVERY way.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 8 reviews
Poor 1.0
The room was small. You could hardly move around in the bath room. The previous reviews were excellent. I don't know how the ratings were so good. The place is the worst place I have stayed at. There is no way this is a 3 star hotel.The hotel was previously a gay bath facility.
Excellent 10.0
The attention to detail was amazing at this hotel. The guestroom, the pool area and breakfast area was perfect. The property is well taken care of and it is close to everything. Would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to stay in Fort Lauderdale.
No.This hotel should be given more than the three star rating that is has been given. The attention to detail is unbelievable. The room, pool and breakfast area were spotless. Walt greeted us when we came and showed us around the property. Nice personal touch. I would stay here again when visiting Fort Lauderdale. Unfortunately we could only stay one night but next time would love to stay longer. I would recommend this guesthouse to all our friends and family.
|Excellent - 260 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 260 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Beachfront, beach semi-private, fantastic views from the room
Towels were not always available for beach or poolFriendly staff, great breakfast selection and many services available. Can't wait to come back!
Good 7.0
Room was large, Free wi-fi, Breakfast was included. Staff was very helpful and friendly.
Valet parking. Beach was not as cleaned as Galt ocean mile or as follows Lido Beach, Siesta Beach, Naples Beach, especially after the 4th of July. Also, small aviation planes were passing overhead every 2 to 5mins making it noisy at poolside during day.Overall I give the hotel a 3.
|Excellent - 62 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 62 reviews
|Good - 42 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 42 reviews
Good 8.0
Staff very friendly and accommodating. Great location. Very comfortable.
NoProperty a little old but charming
|Good - 1347 reviews
Located in Fort Lauderdale (North Fort Lauderdale), The Westin Fort Lauderdale is convenient to Fort Lauderdale Stadium and Isle Casino and Racing. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Palm-Aire Country Club and Funky Buddha Brewery. Make yourself at home in one of the 298 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your room comes with a pillowtop b...
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|Good - 1921 reviews
With a stay at Sheraton Suites Fort Lauderdale at Cypress Creek in Fort Lauderdale (North Fort Lauderdale), you'll be convenient to Fort Lauderdale Stadium and Palm-Aire Country Club. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Isle Casino and Racing and Easterlin Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 253 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrige...
Overall Rating - Good - 1921 reviews
Okay 6.0
I've stayed at this hotel quite afew times as i travel to Ft. Lauderdale at least 4 times a year. generally the property has remained the same, but more attention needs to be given to simple details. i check in for a 5 night stay that was completely prepaid. During previous stays I was given the option of holding $50 on a credit card, or $100 cash, I always preferred the cash option. During my most recent stay i was advised that they dont take cash and would have to leave a credit card by a young lady at check in. i gave my card and confirmed that my stay was prepaid and that only $50 would be held on my card. i checked in and went to my room (533). there was a green ink mark one one the blue comforters, the sink was cracked, the carpet could use some cleaning, the tub took very long to drain. im not a complainer, but i did advise the front desk of these issues. the housekeeping staff were friendly, even the bellman were plesant (when someone WAS there to assist me), other than that, a...
Okay 6.0
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Located in Pompano Beach, Beachcomber Resort & Villas is by the ocean and convenient to Pompano Municipal Pier and Pompano Beach Amphitheatre. This beach resort is within close proximity of Pompano Beach Aquatics Center and Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 143 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Yo...
Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Awesome hotel in a great location on the beach. Clean and spacious rooms! Good food and music by the pool. Loved it!
Excellent 10.0
I surprised my husband with this trip for his birthday. We really enjoyed our trip. We had a great room with a wonderful ocean view. The beach was gorgeous, the weather was fantastic and the drinks were plenty. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful, from the front desk to the towel guys. One of the most relaxing vacations we have taken.
|Excellent - 326 reviews
Cocobelle Resort offers hotel accommodation in the Fort Lauderdale Beach area. This Fort Lauderdale hotel offers free Wi-Fi, an area shuttle and laundry facilities. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills and a picnic area. Unwind with some laps as this hotel features an outdoor pool. The reception has a safety deposit...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 326 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Excellent location, small, quaint & quiet hotel. Just a few steps to the lovely pool, friendly staff, and simple but clean rooms.A great room at a great price!
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When you stay at Wyndham Sea Gardens in Pompano Beach, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Pompano Municipal Pier and Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Course. This beach condominium resort is within close proximity of Pompano Beach Aquatics Center and Pompano Beach Amphitheatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 257 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrige...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 1 reviews
Mediocre 2.6
It was by the beach. Thats it.
Everything. This is a TIMESHARE. NOT HOTEL. Do not be tricked, they do not clean your room or give you any hotel services. Complete scam. Overpriced, old, under staffed, made several charges to our credit card that where not authorized and we are STILL trying get a refund. Customer service is absolutely clueless and helpless, Wyndham makes sure that you get so exhausted being transferred from agent to agent and on hold that you give up getting ANY refund IF you can get any.


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How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino Ethernet
You have many options for building a CheerLights controller. The idea behind the project is to have something synchronized with the rest of the world. You could simply have 3 LEDs of different colors sitting on your desk and knowing that the color being shown is the same color being displayed across the world. This tutorial is for only one option. If you come up with something new, please share it as others may want to use your version to join the CheerLights project.
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Hotel de Goezeput - Bruges
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If you'd like to get a glimpse into modern Bruges, but still want to stay in a Bruges historic budget hotel accommodation which maintains the integrity of the vibrant past of this city, the De Goezeput Hotel in Bruges Belgium is just the place to book. Located in an 18th century monastery, this renovated Belgian hotel is an ideal base point for exploring the city center of Bruges, which is 200 meters away and perfect for going beyond to neighboring cities for day trips.Explore Bruges at its best in just a few steps!
There's no denying the charm and appeal of this wonderful Flemish city, which is why even a walk within the neighborhood of the Hotel De Goezeput in Burges will have you wondering why you've never visited it before. Perfect for the modern romantic, guests of this affordable quality central Bruges hotel can get all the comforts of home within the hotel and all the charm of the old world within the neighborhood. This Belgian hotel proves itself to offer a perfect mixture for the contemporary traveler seeking a quiet haven in a traditional setting.Chocolicious!
Be sure to get a seat by the modern fireplace in the De Goezeput lounge, where guests can sit and relax and compare hot air balloon photos, or reminisce over the many variations of chocolates tasted on the trip. You've spent your day at a Bruge museum, basilica or on a walk throughout town, now sit down and enjoy the simple comforts that only a contemporary hotel in Bruges can offer.
Belgium of course is famous for its cuisine and chocolate, and no visit to the country is complete without sampling some of its famous produce. Belgium is particularly known for its world class chocolate and it's the chocolate which all other standards are measured against. What makes Belgian chocolate different? The fact that, even in today's automated society, it is still made by hand. Scattered throughout Belgium you will find many small shops using original hand ways of producing the chocolate. These small shops are very popular with tourists visiting the country.
Snacks on the go such as French fries wrapped in a paper cone and served with a huge dollop of mayonnaise are also popular in Belgium, along with the famous Belgium Waffle which is often eaten as a snack from street food vendors. Another popular dish among locals is mussels and French Fries or Moules-frites (French). The city of Bruges was also famous for its lace manufacturing, and some street stalls today can be still seen selling pieces of lace to visitors to the city.
A fantastic hotel. My family stayed in the spacious family room. High ceilings, ...Venere Guest, USA
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Facilities at Hotel de Goezeput
- Bar
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
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Check-in: between 2 PM and 5 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
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- July 2014
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
A fantastic hotel. My family stayed in the spacious family room. High ceilings, spacious and incredibly clean. Bathroom was tight, but very clean, great water pressure, and modern design. This hotel was simply perfect! Very friendly staff. Only issue is that it is a bit hard to find. I highly recommend this hotel!
- April 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
We stayed 3 nights and would definitely return. We did switch from our original room (#1, I believe) which was directly on the sidewalk at street level and noisy, to room 8 which was upstairs and much quieter. Wonderful breakfast and staff.
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
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Need to take your own toiletries as hotel only provide small bar of soap & sachet of shower gel (which wasn't replenished).
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Group
- Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. There were 4 women staying in the family room...it was spacious, comfortable, charming and clean. We loved the common area and really enjoyed the breakfasts. It easily accommodated a gluten free and vegetarian diet. Would stay there again. Great location also.
- March 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
great staff, great room, great price, good location, good breakfast
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
We'ed stay there again when we return to Bruges.
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Australia
Hotel very central, short walk from railway station. Room small nowhere to put case but had a nice ensuite. Staff helpful, breakfast had plenty of variety and nicely presented. Added bonus free internet. Very suitable for single woman traveller.
- July 2010
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- Couple
- Spain
An excelent choice, we couldn't arrive at time, we arrived at 1 am, they gave us the main door code and left the keys on the front desk! The breakfast is good, with eggs and a lot of choices. The room was perfect, clean and good bed!, and the hotel is two blocks away from the downtown.
- July 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Switzerland
It was being renovated and half the things in the room (lights / tv etc) were either not fixed or not working.
- June 2010
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- Family with young children
- Australia
Fabulous. Only disappointment was that we arrived during a quiet period and the bar/lounge area was closed. It was such a lovely area we were all looking forward to using it and didn't have an opportunity. A wonderful hotel. Great for a family.
- April 2010
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We were welcomed very warm and friendly. The room was nice and great enough for the racing bike and all the necessesary clothes we had. We will come back for another time. Thank you for a nice weekend.
- March 2010
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Excellent!!!! Excellent staff. excellent breakfast. Big room. Hotel near all the best of Brugge. We loved Brugge and De Goezeput Hotel!!! Congratulations!!!!
- December 2009
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- Couple
- United Kingdom
hotel is centrally located, rooms were clean and warm however the interior decoration is 'sparse' and frankly verges on the depressing. Breakfasts were good quality and plentiful, plenty of hot water so if you can close your eyes to the battleship grey paint its OK.
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Room Details
Hotel de Goezeput has 15 guest rooms. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Bruges Center area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as safes. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and hair dryers. Additional comforts include blackout drapes/curtains.
Accommodation Services
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
- LCD flat screen TV
Distances from Hotel de GoezeputSt. Salvators Church - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Sint-Salvador Cathedral - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Concert Hall - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Archeological Museum - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Rail City Bruges - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
't Zand Square - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Church of Our Lady - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
St. Jans Hospitaal - Hans Memling Museum - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Chocolate Line - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
De Halve Maan Brewery - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Gruuthuse Museum - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Arentshuis - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Beguinage - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Diamond Museum - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Begijnhof - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel de Goezeput is Brussels (BRU) - 94.7 km / 58.8 mi.
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Democrat Steven Lindberg of Marquette is the current state representative for the 109th District of the Michigan House of Representatives serving his second term. Rep. Lindberg was born in Carlshend, Michigan[1] on June 2, 1944.
He graduated from Gwinn High School in 1962 and attended Northern Michigan University where he received a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, his teaching certificate and later a Master's degree in Guidance and Counseling. In 1968, Lindberg began teaching at the Women's Job Corps Center at Northern Michigan University. He then taught in the Marquette Public Schools System as a teacher and Guidance Counselor. He owned a travel agency in Marquette, Michigan. Lindberg retired in 1997.
Previous Offices Held
Lindberg was elected to replace outgoing representative Stephen Adamini on November 7, 2006, who retired due to term limits. Lindberg receiving more than twice as many votes as his Republican opponent, Joel Westrom. Lindberg won a highly competitive four-way Democratic primary earlier in the year. He represents the 109th district, located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. He sits on the Education, Energy and Technology, Labor, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resources committees. Lindberg won re-election in 2008 against Republican Doreen Takalo and Independent Richard Hendricksen. In 2009, Lindberg became chairman of the Labor Committee.
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- 2008 election for State House
- Steve Lindberg (D), 61%
- Doreen Takalo (R), 30%
- Richard Hendricksen (I), 7%
- 2006 election for State House
- Steve Lindberg (D), 67%
- Joel Westrom (R), 33%
- 2006 Democratic Primary election for State House
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- Mike Taylor (D), 29%
- Rod DesJardins (D), 14%
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Steve Lindberg has a relatively liberal voting record in the State House. He voted "NO" on SB 776, the bill which amended the Michigan penal code to ban late term and partial birth abortions. He voted "Yes" on HB 4836, a bill which would characterize discrimination based on sexual orientation a "Hate Crime". He twice voted to ban tobacco smoking in public places. Lindberg has a generally pro-labor, pro-environment voting record. The Michigan AFL-CIO gives him a lifetime rating of 100. The Michigan League of Conservation Voters also gives him a lifetime score of 100.
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Contributions Report from Michigan Secretary of State
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Tess DurbeyfieldThe young daughter of a rural working class family at the start of the novel, Tess Durbeyfield is sent to claim kinship with the wealthier side of her family, the d'Urbervilles, when her family faces imminent poverty. After being seduced by Alec d'Urberville, she bears his child, which dies in infancy, and must leave her home to start a new life elsewhere. Although Tess is dutiful and obedient as the novel begins, she gains great strength and fortitude through her suffering, but remains unwavering in her love for Angel Clare and is prepared to do anything that Angel might wish.
Angel ClareThe son of a parson and the youngest of three brothers, Angel did not enter college as his siblings, despite his superior intellect, but rather diverged from the career path his father intended for him, the ministry, to study agriculture so that he might become a farmer. Despite holding more liberal opinions than his father and brothers, Angel Clare is nevertheless equally dogmatic and obstinate. He has a deeply theoretical mindset; it is this quality that causes him to reject Tess when he learns information about her past that contradicts his idealistic view of her.
Alec d'UrbervilleThe sophisticated, urbane son of the elderly, blind Mrs. Stoke-d'Urberville, Alec is rapacious and possessive, believing that his status in society and his financial situation gives him power to possess and control Tess after he gives her a job caring for his mother's chickens. After seducing Tess, Alec reforms his hedonistic ways to become a fundamentalist preacher, but soon deviates from his newfound spirituality once he sees Tess again.
Mrs. BrooksShe is the householder at The Herons, the boarding establishment at Sandbourne where Alec and Tess stay together. She discovers Alec after Tess stabs him in the heart.
Mercy ChantReverend Clare and his wife intend this young woman from Emminster to marry Angel, despite his affection for Tess, for she holds proper religious views, according to the Clares.
Reverend ClareA fundamentalist parson in the style that has nearly died out when the novel begins, Reverend Clare does not send his son, Angel, to college because the two disagree on religious philosophy. Reverend Clare is responsible for Alec d'Urberville's conversion after he confronts Alec.
Cuthbert ClareHe is one of Angel's older brothers.
Felix ClareHe is one of Angel's older brothers.
Mrs. ClareAngel's mother is a conservative woman who dislikes the idea that Angel has married Tess, believing her to be a simple country girl unsuitable for her more refined son.
Richard CrickThe dairyman and owner of Talbothays Dairy, he employs both Tess and Angel. Dairyman Crick is a gregarious, jovial man who treats Tess well as an employer.
Abraham DurbeyfieldThe younger brother of Tess, Abraham accompanies his sister when she must deliver a cart of bees in place of their father.
Joan DurbeyfieldTess's mother is a bawdy, irresponsible woman who views her daughter only in exploitative terms, believing that she can send Tess to the d'Urbervilles explicitly to marry a gentleman and thus raise the fortunes of her family. Tess returns home when Joan is deathly ill, but she makes a sudden recovery just as her husband's health worsens.
John DurbeyfieldA jovial, irresponsible man, John Durbeyfield sets the plot of the novel in motion when he learns that the Durbeyfield family is descended from the renowned d'Urbervilles. John suffers from heart disease, and when he dies his family is evicted from their home and forced to move to Kingsbere.
Liza-Lu DurbeyfieldTess's younger sister travels to Flintcomb-Ash to request that her sister return home when her parents are ill. Before Tess is caught, she asks Angel to marry Liza-Lu after Tess has died.
Car DarchNicknamed the Queen of Spades, this woman nearly fights Tess when Tess laughs at Car when she stains her dress with treacle. Tess is only saved from a brawl when Alec saves her. Tess later meets Car again when the two work together at Flintcomb-Ash.
Nancy DarchNicknamed the Queen of Diamonds, Nancy is the sister of Car and accompanies her sister to Flintcomb-Ash to work.
Farmer GrobyWhen Angel and Tess are in town before their wedding, this former Trantridge Cross resident identifies Tess as a woman of ill repute, causing Angel to defend her honor. Later he nearly accosts Tess as she travels to Flintcomb-Ash, and appears a third time as her employer at Flintcomb. Because of her early cold treatment of him, Farmer Groby is a difficult taskmaster who treats Tess poorly.
Izz HuettOne of the dairymaids at Talbothays Dairy with whom Tess stays, Izz Huett is also in love with Angel Clare, but after his separation from Tess when he invites her to accompany him to Brazil, Izz refuses because of Tess's love for Angel. Izz later works with Tess at Flintcomb-Ash and sends a letter to Angel telling him to forgive Tess.
Jonathan KailA servant at Talbothays' dairy, he delivers news of the other works to Tess and Angel during their honeymoon.
MarianOne of the dairymaids at Talbothays with whom Tess stays, Marian is also in love with Angel Clare and becomes an alcoholic after Tess and Angel marry. Marian invites Tess to come to Flintcomb-Ash where she works, and with Izz Huett sends a letter to Angel telling him to forgive Tess.
Retty PriddleOne of the dairymaids at Talbothays with whom Tess stays, Retty is also in love with Angel Clare. After Tess and Angel marry, Retty attempts to drown herself, but soon joins her former dairymaids at Flintcomb-Ash.
Mrs. Stoke-d'UrbervilleAn elderly, blind woman and the mother of Alec, she employs Tess to look after her chickens. She dies not long after Tess leaves Trantridge Cross.
Parson TringhamThis clergyman in Marlott tells John Durbeyfield that his family is descended from the noted d'Urberville family.
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Opat, however, said the county, for the time being, remained committed to the so-called Rapid Park property owned by the Land Partners II limited liability partnership. But he said that in talks with the team, including a session over the past weekend, county officials said that a series of other issues - and not just the land-sale impasse - were making the project "more complicated than we thought, and more expensive."
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Team officials, who were unavailable for comment Thursday, have in the past deflected questions over whether the Twins would provide money to help secure the land. The team has committed $130 million to the project, and is responsible for the stadium's construction and cost overruns.
Opat would not directly address unconfirmed reports that the Twins, in exchange for helping to buy the land, were seeking an expanded role with the project, particularly in regard to the $90 million budget controlled by the county for roads and bridge infrastructure surrounding the stadium.
While he said there had been "slow progress" in talks with the team, Opat said the county and the team faced other thorny issues such as the realignment of a Burlington Northern railroad track next to the stadium.
"It's more than what I thought," Opat said of the complexities and possible added costs in reaching an agreement with the railroad.
However, the land negotiations remain at the heart of what, if anything, happens next.
County Board Chairman Randy Johnson said that he had recently met privately with a Hines Interests official to try to break the stalemate, but that he was unsuccessful. Hines, a Texas-based developer, reportedly owns an option on the stadium land through an agreement with Land Partners II and had previously announced its own redevelopment plans for other land surrounding the stadium.
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